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

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GAA RIDING Ifrwn rote: I. Holberg, N. Spence, T. Schrarder, M. Matheson, J, Brady, Zwl' mum' A. Clam. A. Clam, M. Blum. R. Larsen, D, Plov, ff. Molinari P. johnson, P. Mcliirney. link wzzx' N. Burke, P Dunn, S. Morrill. j. Fox, R. Iflish, N. Hettinger H. ffastellilnni. Ii, Ringes. G.A.A. SOCQIAI. DANCING Fran! voux' P. Keahey. M, Haas, F. Driver, M. Lorenzen, P. Capps, S, Shelley. G. Goodman, B. Thomas, K. Loverring, N. Gould. Zud mu: S. Holmes, M. Hartwell, V. Brown. j, Breger. I' Fullmer. P. Finn, A. Apte. -I, Sears, M, Abbott. P Hood. jul mlm D. Barr, A. Gill, M. Wfoodlieltl P. McMilIen, j. Healey. B. Holmes, I. Hutclien- son, D. Del Klurto, Ii. Higby, Unknown. BADMINTON Front rfiup' V. Downes, A. Gleason, C. Olsen, I'-I Katz, K. McFarland, K. Herhouig, N. Silverlrart P. Kilts, B. Giller. and mir: E, Rindil, Z. Gross I.. Brand, I.. johnson, N. Paulson, P, Green, D Baba, j. Hoover, C. Brindle. jrd' wuz' G. Wlierda B. Love, j, Black, A. Grey, A. Fullerton, Cf. Cliviello, S. Lepper, B. I-Ioleman, '11 McGowan R, Plotnick. 4119 ww: O. Tollefson, P. Keahey M. Capp, Cf. Olson, C. Lewis, B. Maguire. gezicfing and manning eature in inter-school competition under the guidance of Mrs. Sullivan. Calls of strike ring out on Mondays as champion G.A.A. bowlers head for the pins to be found at the Park Bowl. The girls form four girl teams which compete for the trophy awarded the winning team at the end of the term. Tennis and badminton fill the sportlight on Wednesdrrys. Participants learn what they proudly point to as a sizzling backhand, a smash of a serve, and carefully calculated tips on how to win a game, a set, or whatever you want to win. With streaming hair the Lincoln mermaids under Miss Rutherfords direction swim for all the.y're worth every week at the YWCA with races and relays with Mission girls arousing their competitive instincts. And here is something strictly different! Coeducational social dancing held one morning a week with Mrs. Keyes performing teaching duties. Everything from waltz to tango claims the attention of those Links in attendance. Another one of Mrs. Keyes' tasks is the teaching of acro- batics for those who stand on their heads and like it and baton twirling, offered to augment LincoIn's supply of majorettes. PAGE FIFTIZEN

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GAA ALROBATICQS lfrunt wuz' L. Preston, M. jackson, A, Fones, M. Martorella, S. Scliredl, R. Rollotf, A. Nvburg, V. Brown, P. Miller, Miller. limi, mir: Ci. joseph, j. Brads. M. Taylor, R. Schredl, G. Mahony. F. Hanson, Drevies, j. Daniels, S. Simon, M. Mo- lanesio. GIRLS' BOXVLING P One of the most popular of Lincoln's after- school activities for girls is howling. Al- though it is a comparatively new sport for teen-agers, scores of Mustangs have com- peted in the various tournaments held under the sponsorship of the GAA. Pictured at the left are a few of the girls who have been found on Monday afternoons at the Park Bowl, slamming the Mineralite at the pins. GAA BASKETBALL Fr-nn! 1'lIll',' j. Healy, B. Thomas, D. Berg, L. Zaft, G, Gregg, J. Auletti, R. Starett, 2214! mira' D. Die-l,, j. Garriott, F. Emery, V. Bartlett, G. Kenley, L. Hall, F. Hanson. .iid r'uu'.' M. Hart- well, V. Brayer, S. Funk, Ci. Weislmziri, A. Sales, j. Wixon. Sponsors riffs, Sports For feminine athletes Lincoln oifered a choice of ten after- school sports under the sponsorship of the Girls' Athletic Association, which affords all Lincoln girls an opportunity to participate in these sports, attend playdays, and become eligible for awards. Mondays see an invasion of lady Links at Skateland where the skilled and unskilled, those who spend much of their time on the floor with their skates, are taught the intricacies of skating technique, Sponsoring this particular phase of G.A.A. activities is Miss Bellew. The crack of bat meeting ball heralds Tuesday's offering, PAGE FOURTEEN softball, again under the direction of Miss Bellew. Organized in permanent teams, the girls have an opportunity to learn to complete a double play, hook slide into third, and heckle the umpire in the best traditions of baseball. Wednesday the age'old struggle between man and beast, or girl and horse, is renewed as the girls attempt to synchro- nize their movements with those of the horses. In simple language this means avoiding the discomfort brought on by the horse going up and you coming down. Divided into advanced and beginning classes, the equestriennes take part

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