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

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l I I p . -.. V V. Y V V .,. ' .. --- -- - -- -Y --1 V- e-'1 . I I r . 1 all 4. ima . 'ri - ' li as S -1 .a . .,. J MARY LOUISE Dl SUVERO ALBERT CIEIVIENTINA DEESSE WATSON ROBERT ERATES PATRIIIIA SULLIVAN srraarrg AND posses PAGE 'l'WEl,V No loyal Mustang will ever forget the Fall 1946 student body officers or their splendid services. By fulfilling the responsibilities of their ofhces, they succeeded in keeping Lincoln in her position of leadership among San Francisco high schools. Albert Cementina was an excellent president as well as foot- ball player. He conducted numerous rallies and was always eager to work for the betterment of the school. As vice-president, Patricia Sullivan improved the monthly dances and brought good enter- tainment to the rallies. Deesse Watson kept minutes and wrote numerous letters during .irer term as secretary. Robert Erates kept all the school accounts straight in carrying out his job as treasurer. Mary Louise di Suvero was a capable and just judge of the student court. james liox worked hard to keep the spirit of Lincoln at tie top during his term as yell-leader. A great deal of credit for a successful term goes directly to the p efforts put forth by these six ofhcers. Dick tfollrell and Dick Sperisen

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Mr. rlrmond Dc Martini poses while working at his desk. Mr. Dee teaches jot Roundup, Our Roundup unalrisru and linrglislr and is responsible lor the cameraman managed to snap Miss lane Sauls- hery during one ol her hreathing spells. Miss Saulslsery teaches rlrarnatufs and English. Gathered 'round the speakers' stand are Mr. Ralph Kauer, who teaches ll, S. History and roaelred our liglittveiplrt' traderneng Miss rllherta Sue l, head ol the English department and the one who spends rnany hours correcting Roundup eopyg and Mr. Howard lldminister, also ol the Englislr departrnent. Mrs. Polly Moshy is advisor lor the student eouneil and the student court, Mr, French is ol the Social Studies rlepartrnent. Miss Madeline Qaeohsen is kept husy leaching German, French and World ll rstory, while M r. lirnesto Salzmann teaches Spanish Mrs. Avery tearres algehraie theory, algehra and trigonometry, and docs eou nsel in geometry ani algo Mr, Hartwell t teaching eivirs. N yr in addition, Mr, Baker teaches plane and solid urair theory. oes educational and grade counseling lsesides r. Morena is head itounselor ,ur ,. ,X I 4 Mrs. 'lluunpson lecture: or a Social Class llllfili RLRVRN

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-..L .-.-477 P--4 -Y Y. -V Yi-s.-.- -...-.-Mg - fn A F .:.-n:.v.,....L.l-Aw' , . , - .. if .- -..ngrff . . , ., WM.. :. w,.g.fs1:-n-remix.. - ., - .ne -...,.. . A -.. -, JOAN lflllRllNlRY Q K HERBERT LISTRR CHARl.liS GliliTlER ,lrltls JMKBON JFANNIE DOUGl,AS BLAZE TRAI The student body will always be grateful to the Spring 1947 ollicers lor the excellent way in which they directed the school activities, As president, Charles Geeter heads the list forthe line manner in which he fulfilled the duties ol his otlice. His ideas and respon' sibility helped to make the term a success. joan Cherney held the ' ollice ol vice-president and gave us many enjoyable dances and ral ies. leanne Douglas did her part in keeping Lincoln on the Iop by being a capable and hard-working secretary. 'lack jackson, treasurer, balanced the hooks and kept l,ineoln's hnances in tip-top order. Herb Lister appeared in the black robes of p. during his term of ollice. Dick Coltrell led songs and yells at all ol' the games and rallies with Top school spirit of the city as his motto and goal. ridge of the student court, and kept peace and order at lincoln Tluoughout the term, these six ollicers made Lincoln outstanding by their zeal and spirit. jim For leads a yell. Il T l l l l l l l I I I I I I I I I LS llill Tllllt'l'RllN