Abraham Lincoln High School - Statesman Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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SENIOR CLASS 1967 PRESENTATION COAT OF ARMS The crossed axes symbolize the Railsplitter, ” Mr. Lincoln’s early years, and the building of a new nation. The broken chains symbolize the emancipation of the slaves and reunification of our nation. The Thinker by Rodin represents the school ' s mission and goal-producing citizens who Think. ” The Olympic Rings and Torch symbolize leadership in athletics and internation friendship. The clasped hands symbolize high spirit, friendship, and good will at Lincoln High School. Atlas supporting the world symbolizes the strength and power of educated citizens and their role in the world. The rising sun symbolizes hope and the dawn of a new era. Sterling Griffin, Senior Class President, Presents Blazon to Mr. Lawrence, Lincoln Principal.

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MR. EUGENE SIMON MISS HELEN TANNEHILL Sr. English, Contemporary Reading Literature, Publications MRS. PATRICIA SPEER English, German, Con¬ temporary Literature MR. ROBERT SMITH General Science, P.E. Boys MR. JOHN STANKOVICS Record Keeping, Business English MR. FRED STOLLENWERK Spanish, Latin, Sr. English MR. CHRIS SULLIVAN Special Vocational Mathe¬ matics, Special Math Improvement MR. JOHN SWIFT American Government, California Cadet Corps MR. DAVID SZUCH Reading MR. VINTON VINT Adv. Math, Algebra Geometry MR. JOSEPH WHITE Drama, Contemporary Literature, Stagecraft 9 MR. WILLIAM SCHWANDT Chief, Business Department MR. JOHN PENN Picture not available

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SECRETARIES Library Secretary MRS. JUANITA VALENTI Credits Clerk Secretary MRS. MARIE OVERGAAG Vice-Principal ' s Secretary MRS. LORRAINE JOHNSON Attendance Secretary MRS. MARCEIL SCHROEDER Counseling Secretary MRS. ELINORE SANDELL J