Abraham Lincoln Junior High School - Annual Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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ohool top Brings Work hop Upper left: At the general session nearly birds claimed the soft seats: Miss Burr, Miss Jackson, Mr. Sadtler, Mr. Paul Nelson, Mr. Henson. Miss Garde, Miss Peters, and Miss Lexowg Cin foreground! Misses Cueklield, Condon, Bowman, Ililand, Connell, and Rudolph, and Messrs. Gritzhaugh, Fowler, Redenius, Ginn, Lauseh, and Sherwood. Upper right: The faculty members chosen to represent Lincoln on the city-wide planning committee were Miss Burr, Miss Peters, Mr. NVelsh, Mr. Lausch, Miss Jackson, and Miss Burchfield. Center left: Time out for refreshments. Miss Lexow collects from Mr. Benson, Miss Krieguer, and Mr, VVild, as Miss Bowman and Mrs. Machek get their coffee. Center right: Ten-o'clock coffee was served by the Misses Butts, O'Donnell, Lexow, Olancler, and Andrew. Lowcr left: Mr. Fowler lists names being suggested for committees. Mr. Paul Johnson, Miss Martin, and Miss Butts served on the Steering Connnittee. Mr. Baron Cleftj was recorder for the meetings. During the coal strike, the schools were closed for four days, Feb. 23, 24, 27, and 28. Pupils engaged in vacation activities during the unexpected holiday, but teachers stayed on the job and attended workshops. They discussed curriculum problems and planned topics to be presented to consultants from various universities who will assist in the curriculum revision program. C197

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