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

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MARILYN FIELD RIf K REAMES ROBERT TIMMONS JAf QUELINE SUMNER JAMES FOX RACE LUVCDLH TO TDP Those who voted for Student Body Officers for the Spring term of )46, are, no doubt, well pleased with the work of Bob Timmons, Presi- ■nt; Jackie Sumner, Vice President; Marilyn Field, Secretary; Rick rames. Judge; Jim Fox, Treasurer; Stanley Main, Yell Leader. Bob Timmons has succeeded in keeping Lincoln on top. Vice President Jackie Sumner has worked hard trying to get good itertainment at Lincoln rallies. Marilyn Field, Secretary, didn ' t have a minute that she wasn ' t work- g on various committees for school progress. Rick Reames, elected Judge, did a wonderful job keeping law and der. Jim Fox, Treasurer, won everyone with his wonderful personality Stanley Main, Yell Leader, worked hard at rallies and games to keep incoln ' s spirit ever alive. STANLEY MAIN AND SONGSTERS PAGE THIRTEEN

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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

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BETTY RICHARDS. AL CEMENTINA. BOB ELDER FRED MASARIE, ELSA MITOFF, MARTIN ZAIS MARYANNTROOD. JACK JACOBSON. DOTCHRISTOPHERSOK DON ATKINSON, DORIS BALANESI. DON JOHNSON LINKS SPUR CLASSES DIV High senior class ofikers worked hard to promote their senior prom and picnic. Energetic Fred Masarie, President, was largely responsible for the huge success of the high senior term. Vice President Elsa Mitoff was active in school offices. Moneybags Martin Zais, Treasurer, han- dled all graduation sales. Secretary of the senior class, Rita Bosio, at- tended to several senior duties. Low senior officers. Herb Forchemer, President; Jackie Summer, Vice President, and Bud Bowen, Secretarj ' -Treasurer , made the low seniot term something to talk about. They sponsored a sport dance, held nl the California Club, which was a huge success. Other class officers for the fall term were: Juniors — President Bob Elder, Vice President Betty Richards, Secretary Al Cementina. Soph- omores — President Jack Jacobson, Vice President Mary Ann Trood, Sec- retary Don Christopherson. Freshmen — President Don Atkinson, Vice President Don Johnson, Secretary Doris Balanesi. BUD BOWEN HERB FORCHEMER JACKIE SUMNER PAGE FOURTEEN