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

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MR. JAMES MORENA MISS AILEEN NORTON MRS. HELEN CUTLIR MR. ERNESTO SALZMANN MR. WILLIAM ANDREWS IS BEST II WEST Mr. James Morena, science and physical education instructor at Lincoln, was recently discharged from the service. He was also an instructor at Lincoln before he joined the service. Mr. Salzmann, teacher of romance languages, has been on the Lincoln faculty since the school was established. Previously he had taught at the University of Washington. Mrs. Helen Cutlir has been working hard this last term instructing the begin- ning and advanced choruses. She also teaches English. Mr. Andrews, machine shop teacher, is one of Lincoln ' s pioneer teachers. Miss Norton, girls ' gym teacher, has taught at Lincoln ever since it was founded, with the exception of a two-year period which she spent in the ' WAVES, Miss Scherf, Mr. Edminster and Miss Snell are three very active members of the English department. Mr. Howard Edminster Miss Rose Marie Scher f Miss Alberta Snell PAGE ELEVEN

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MR. GEORGE MELVIN MISS CATHERINE O ' DONOHUE MR. P. J. PRINZ MR. EDWARD KOEHLER MRS. ETHEL HALL LIMCDL FACULTY Mr. Edward Koehler, member of the science department, specializes in the instruction of biology. Mr. George Melvin is the leader of the band at Lincoln High School. He will usually be found waving the baton and counting time in room 312. The result of his efforts is to be found in the fine music groups which he heads. The girls at Lincoln are more familiar with the friendly face of Miss Catherine O ' Donohue than the boys, as she is the instructor in sewing. Miss O ' Donohue also teaches some art classes. Room 329 is the home of Mrs. Ethel Hall. Mrs. Hall is a Civics teacher but she specializes in California History. Mr. P. J. Prinz is the head of the boys ' physical education department. Mr. Prinz is noted for the fine soccer teams which he has coached. Miss Marie Schmidt, Mr. William Parker, and Miss Clorinda Peracca are always busy at their jobs in the commercial department. Miss Marie Schmidt Mr. William Parker Miss Clorinda Peracca

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LOIS CROCKER JIM BROWNE RALPH bLvSH GEORGETTE EDMONDSON ROBERT DOUGLAS LORDS OF SAIVDUIVE HILL LARRY WEBER AND SONGSTERS The Staff of officers of Fall ' 46, Ralph Bush, President; Lois Crocket Vice President; Georgette Edmondson, Secretary; Jim Browne, Treas- urer; Larry Weber, Yell Leader, were all quite aware of the honor am the great responsibility of their jobs. Ralph Bush, President for the term, worked hard to put over LincoU in every way, at rallies, dances and as a representative of our school. Lois Crocker was forever working to make the students aware of wha( a wonderful school they possessed. Georgette Edmondson surpassed other secretaries at Lincoln — a pral fessional secretary couldn ' t have performed her duties better. Jim Browne, the man with the money, brought the sales of Studen Body Cards to 100 per cent. Larry ' Weber gave a new spirit to Lincoln and kept the old spirit alive They worked together for a better Lincoln, and it is through the effort! of such officers that our school is noted as one of the best schools in the citj jj h ' k PACF TWELVE h