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

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ADMINISTRATIO Congratulations to the seniors as well as all the other students at Lincoln High School. We have completed another successful year at the hive. Many seniors will be taking that giant step into the world of work, while some will peruse careers through additional study at institutions of higher education. No matter what your goal in life. continue to strive for Pride and Excellence. It has been a rewarding experience for me this past year and l hope each of you have continued success. We hope to hear from each of you in years to come. Vance Mills I salute the class of I983. Each of you can be proud of your accomplish- ments. Your basic education is now complete. You are now enrolling in the school of life. All the things you have learned at Lincoln were meant to give you a first step up . What you do with this is up to youl Make each day countl Let no obstacle prevent you from growing as a person. ln the days ahead, when you have a quiet moment, look back and see the path you have traveled. If you can say the world is a little bit better because you passed this way - then you will know that life has been goodl Take carel Allen Dillane To the Class of I983 . . . Well. that day has finally come. The road through high school has ended and only memories are left to tread. As you go forward from Lincoln. l know you've thought a lot about which path you should follow. Some of you have made plans and for you the decision is an easy one. For others. uncertainty clouds the joy that graduation brings. l ask that each of you believe in yourself. Believe that you can make it to the end of the new path you must now choose. Take time to get good directions fit may not be as short or smooth as you would hopej. Perservere . . . and have a successful and happy journey. Mrs. Shirley Peterson A A is A 1 . 'cfs + 3. i . ' xxx .. .... g PRlNCIPAL'S MESSAGE My first year as Principal of Lincoln Senior High School. has been one of the most exciting and worthwhile years in my professional experience. The staff and students have accept- ed challenges which I feel have made Lincoln a school to be . proud of. The team effort which I feel have made Lincoln a school to be proud of. The team effort which we have demon- strated in working towards the achievements of our goals makes my iob as principal a pleasure. I will truly miss the l983 graduating class as they have demonstrated the spirit which will assure their success in the future Laserik Saunders, Ph,D. Principal Our superintendent Dr. Thomas Payzant visits Dr. Saunders and the Hornets of Lincoln High. .WN Paying. . is f sn -'fic ...QA .......g.g, by The main office is designed to serve the prin- cipal, staff and students. Our years at Lincoln Senior High School have been spent in fulfilling our duties in the main office. It has been a plea- sure for us to serve in this position. lt has been our goal to create an atmosphere for the entire school and community to communicate tofwith the principal the concerns of everyone. On behalf of the principal and staff. we hope to continue our services towards the education- al goals set before us. Terri Mitchell General Secretary Guille Olivares 5 Clerk I

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,,, ,,,,,hf W W.,sW ' ,ft ,, H , CSF April Bradford, Rosemary McElyea, Reishone Wright, Rosalyn Copeland, Delphia Emery, Rosemary Fisher, Latearia Easley, ROW 2: Wendy Zanzinger, Darlene Frost, Tresa Williams, Katrina Wilson, Lolia Faotoalia, Sarah Schafer, Tina Hultsch, Andrea Calabrese, ROW 3: Elias Rincon, Eric Smith, Julianne Duffield, Tonya Hunt, Dina Millard, Larhonda Coldwell, Debbie Warner, Tasha McTadden, ROW 4: Stephen Nakata, Nancy Todd, Athur Cooper, Charles Williams, Mary Thomas, Josalyn Copeland, Joan Jackson, Kenny Johnson NOT PICTURED Valerie Casebolt, Linda Keeling, Ricardo Rincon, Christopher Sanders, Rosa Taago, Carla Westbrooks. Sona Wofford, Anthony Johnson. Rochelle Love, Monica Woods FIRST SEMESTER Congratulations to the following students who have qualified for California Scholar- ship Federation membership based on their Fall Grades. Seniors - Valerie Casebolt, Josalyn Copeland, Rosalyn Copeland. Delphia Emery, Joan Jackson, Kenneth Johnson, Mary Thomas, Nancy Todd, and Charles Williams. Juniors: Larhanda Caldwell, Arthur Cooper, Julianne Duffield, Xina Hultsch, Lind Keeling, Steven Nakata, Ricardo Rincon, Christopher Sanders, Sarah Schafer, Ros Taaga, Carla Westbroods, Katrina Wilson, Sonya Wofford, Debbie Warner, Wendy Zanzinger, Sophomores: April Bradford, Andrea Calabrese, Rosemary McElyea, Dina Millard, Eric Smith, Tresa Williams, Elias Rincon, Freshmen Associate Membership: Latearia Easley, Margie Elliott, Lalita Taataolia, Rosemary Fisher, Darlene Frost, Tonya Hunt, Anthony Johnson, Rachelle Love, Tasha McFadden, Monica Woods, Reishone Wright. Special recognition is given to Josalyn Copeland, Rosalyn Copeland and Mary Thomas whose consecutive membership has qualified them as CSF Sealbearers and entitles them to their CSF Life Membership Pins. The California Scholarship Federation is a statewide organization. lts purpose is t poster high standards of scholarship, service and citizenship. Membership is neithe automatic nor compulsary. Eligibility is based on points computed from grades earned in academic classes. Students notified of eligibility must apply for membership, pay dues, attend meetings and be a citizen in good standing. Letters are mailed home to perspective members by CSF advisor, Mrs. Dunn, after determination of their eligibility. Senior CFS members are eligible to wear the yellow CSF stole at graduation provide they are currently in good standing and have been a CSF member two semesters o more. Life Membership Pins are awarded senior members who have been members oi CSF four semesters. SEAL . BEARERS W ROSALYN COPELAND L MARY THOMAS JOSALYNN COPELAND