Darrington High School - Logger Yearbook (Darrington, WA)

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Om? O O ...an- to-1 -ui Students of Lincoln High . . . ln examining the grade point averages of our eigh- teen graduating Seniors, we find four top girls who are planning to be teachers and one planning a busi- ness career. Actually, of the top eleven students, ten are girls, which seems to point to a conclusion that the boys did not take their studies very seriously. Since most of these boys would now like to go on to college, their lack of study habits will be a handicap. l hope these results will help next year's Seniors make better use of their opportunities. I also wish this year's grad- uates the best of luck in whatever they undertake. I am definitely looking forward to a good school year next year, and hope sincerely that each student will make a real effort to take every advantage of the op- portunities that our school affords. Be true to yourself, kids, and l'm sure next year will be a successful one. CEDRIC LEWIS M MR. LE COLLEEN REECE The essential part of our school A A .5 1 I D I0 11 ll ll I7 ll II 23 21 ll Zl 30 WIS-Biology -- J 1

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The G.A.A. and P.E. girls have organized themselves into a very active group. We had a Tolo, went on two camping trips, gave a playday for six schools, and our soccer, volleyball, basketball, badminton, baseball, and swim- ming turnouts have all been fun. l've enjoyed Working and help- ing them for these past two years. MISS ATHENA FRANKS ll g, ms, 2 avg 5 .I I 7 I Jwnij 5 ' t if V .4 A. Q V sk 'SE sk