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

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,ZW W9gfM9 iw ' HE Ullll The passing years bring changes - they change all of us - our pastimes, beliefs, and clothes. In bringing you a yearbook with a Flapper Days theme, the journalism class is trying to prove that even considering the many outward changes that take place in teenagers throughout the years, one basic thing is never altered: the ability of all of us to have fun. For, of course, the boys and girls of 1929 enjoyed themselves just as we do, and the teenagers of the future will. And so we bring you our Flapper Days journal - in the spirit of ever- lasting fun.

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UEUIE Tllfl The 1949 Roundup is dedicated to an era-one era out of many: The Roaring Twenties. This particular age was chosen because it is typical of America, her ever-changing ways and her everlasting freedom. The Roaring Twenties - Flapper Days: the days when eyebrows raised as skirts became shorter, of the 1929 stock market crash, the gay, frivolous Prohibition Period that innovated speakeasies and bathtub gin. Pads, too, followed the carefree theme of the era: miniature golf, goldfish swallowing, and marathon dances-all synonymous with Flapper Days. The fads passed, as did the era. Now only a few memories and names remain. Some names, like Ty Cobb, jack Demp- sey, Woodrow Wilson, Red Grange, will be with us forever. Others have already been forgotten.