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

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TO Qi:fViEMiiii,ilj . LOU if .2 FIJHEWUHD This year the eyes of the world have turned to San Francisco, the scene of the United Nations Conference. To this group has been given the task of planning the future of the vvorldg to us, the even greater burden of carrying out their decisions. For we are the men and women of tomorrow who are growing up in a war-conscious San F ran- cisco vvhere we prepare for the task ahead.

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IIEDIEI-XTIUN We dedicate this year's ROUNDUP to San Francisco, which can boast of many scenes of beauty and interest-Golden Gate Park, Mission Dolores, Fisherman's Wharf, Coit Tower, Chinatown, Twin Peaks, the Ferry Building-to name but a few.This splen- dor which has risen from the ashes of earth- quake and fire stands as a symbol and ex- ample to the world which will soon emerge from the chaos of war. We at Lincoln are 71 CZQQLUQCNQ Jip fmtigagf . Q ft fcpfl U ,f , fl , A proud to be a part of the City of St. Francis and will strive to be worthy of the honor. X . N ' 1 N., , -MA-,LA . ,RX-,B 'N - X 5.5