io aj - C 7 oC —4—' — ?A Zsr-di- 2 .6Hsi m s. Z.tf!. 2hi4 - To be o foshlonobly dressed femole your wordrobo definitely needed Hunter'} Run oxford shlrtj. boggy, multl-pocketed ponts ond o convos bog purse. For dressier doys she chose o clossy sweoter dress with o clutch purse ond slide-on pump shoes. Foshlonobly dressed mole students o Lincoln hod o wardrobe which include' Wally ponts. Lee jeons. deck shoes (tennl shoes), oxford shirt with button down co lots, ond Izod pullover sweaters. Excusos. Excusos Evon though we often locked imoglnotion In our homework, we could olwoys be creative when It come to why our assignments were lote. Some original excuses were A dog ote my assignment; My assignment fell down o storm sewer; The dog thor ote my assignment fell down o storm sewer; A gong of ravenous coterpillars mistook my Otology popet for o garden plant. Our Imaginations really went to work when we happened to miss doss. The common excuses such os o dentist appointment or a sudden flu attack often got us by. but some of us come up with real origlnols: I hod to push my bus to school; A sidewalk peddler stole oil of my pencils; I hod to go to my dentist's funerol. On those tore occasions when we just happened to hove o completed assign- ment In our possession, we often felt o loss from o lock of opportunity to use our expertise ot excuse making. Friday 2:05 The bell tings The weekend begins. For many people thot meant time for o party. As a matter of fact Lincoln students did have their shore of potties, particularly the senior doss. Togo parties, woods parties. Normondole parties ond the memorable masguetode party were some of the many. All of them showed the outgoing social spirit olwoys present with Lincoln students. Pottles were o hord-eorned. well deserved breok after a long week. They provided funny stories olong with expressing tho out of school personalities of students. Pony spots were hard to come by os the weather got colder. A ploce wos found most every weekend ond the party proceeded, usuolly ot the home o4 a Lincoln student. Weather permitting, a soclol gathering next to o big bon-fire filled the bill. When wormer weather was upon us. the Normondole parking lot. Oeovor Orook. ond backyards were the rorgets for weekend get together}. All provided good humor and fun throughout the school yeor. 10 WHAT'S UP?
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