Lincoln Academy - Lincolnian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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CALM BEFORE THE STORM: Lone passer by TIGERS OFFENSE is ready lo a crosses South Campus square soon to be filled Pirates defense at annual Lincoln- with throngs of seventh and eighth graders. rival game. NORTH CAMPUS door step proves to he a favorite spot for conversing students. d I

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 Changing Times By Flawn Barlier When the doors of Lincoln opened this year, there was a new wave moving through them. It wasn’t the students. There were the same old faces with the exception of the new enrollees. And it wasn’t that we’d received any new materials, for we hadn’t. English students were still reading “The Great Gatsby” and trying to analyze “The Catcher in the Rye.” We were still trying to solve problems for x and still being baffled by Einstein’s theory of relativity. Perhaps it was the music we wrere listening to. The punk rock sound was crossing the line between it and soul. We were moving to the beat of a different drummer. Or maybe it was the clothes we were wearing. The preppy and designer look were putting plain jeans and tennis shoes to shame. “It’s not so much what we’re doing or listening to, or even wearing.” said Lorna Johnson, junior, but how we do it. That’s the big change.” PLAZA STREETS hold excitement for Kala Jordan, junior. THAT LINCOLN SPIRIT i enough lo warm these I incoln Jason Duckworth, sophomore. Alicia Giles, senior, and fans at the Homecoming game against Westport. Victoria Kiec, freshman. 2 Opening

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INTENSE IN STUDYING, Michael Brown, junior, complies to the demands of a rigid schedule. THE 23RD ST. COBRAS can truly say art comes in many forms, as they represent Antony Miralda’s work in the American Royal parade. RAINY DAYS AND SATURDAYS can’t dampen students’ spirits as they near the end of the 12 mile walk-a-thon. 4 Opening