Lincoln High School - Commander Yearbook (Warren, MI)

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JUNE W COMMANDER M I 1 J Q36 SCHOOL SONGS Dear Lincoln High Dear Lincoln High, you know we love you, And we'l1 fight for you tonight. Dear Lincoln High, we're dreaming of you, And your colors purple and gold, And though sometimes we get discouraged, When our chance to score seemsslim, But when we think for what we're righting, We're just sure you're bound to win. Rah! Rah! On Ye Braves On Ye Braves of Lincoln High School Pass the ball down the line, Pass the ball clear round old--lname of the opposing teaml A basket sure this time Rah! Rah! Rah! On Ye Braves of Lincoln High School Fight on for your fame. Fight! Fellows fight! And we will win this game. SCHOOL CHEERS 1. When you're up, you're up When You're down, you're down When you're up against Lincoln You' e upside down. r 2. Your pep, your pep !ou've got it, now use it, Doggone it, don't losg it. Your pep, your pep. 3. Basketball, basketball Basketball boys, You make the baskets And we'll make the noise. 4. Li-11-line-co-oo-coln L-1-n-c-o-1-n Lincoln! 5. We want a touchdown Kkeep repeating! 6. Fight fight, right, right, Lincoln, Lincoln, Fight right, right, fight, Lincoln, Lincoln, - non: v. Purple and Gold fight, fight, Who fight, wo fight, Purple and Gold Fight, right.

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JUNE Z COMMANDER H i936 DENTAL SERVICE AND GLASSES Through the generosity of the Ch11dren's Fund of Michigan, hundreds of needy children of this community received free dental service and glasses free of charge. The dentist, Dr. Gassaway, worked at the Washington School for five months and it is estimated that this service was worth three thousand dollars to the district. f About one hundred pairs of glasses were obtained which would have cost around eight hundred dollars. The examinations, which were re- stricted to only the neediest cases, were performed by Dr. Harold Pliskow, M. D. of Grace Hospital, Detroit, who is an eye specialist. The Ch1ldren's Fund cf Michigan, even though their budgets have been made out for the year agreed to Dr. Spring's request to take care of our neediest cases. Besides this, the Optometric Research Foundation which is sup- ported by optometrists and oculists in the Detroit metropolitan area has made a complete examination of all children's eyes in the district free of charge. The recommendations and report of each child we sent home to the parent. This foundation does not supply glasses but gives its time free for the examination, and bears all expense connected with the examination. It was through the efforts of Dr. Arthur W. Spring, our superin- tendent, that the services of these foundations were directed to the needs of the district.

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