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CLUBS POSTER DE OCRACY More lmportant to a teen than to any otner age group IS the desire to belong and feel wanted Xoung people suffer when they feel left out Reallzmg the need for orgamzed extracurrxcular actlvlty the faculty and student body haxe created a varlety of school clubs to help satlsfy the needs of all personalltles The e clubs whlch serxe as an outlet for the unbounded energy of our student bods help to serxe the needs outslde of the reffular school schedule Through HCIIYIUCS 1n these clubs students learn to be effectne members of a democratlc soclety A number of students balance the mans adxantaffes of par txclpatlon ln club actlutles wlth thexr long range objectnes 1n thelr orvanlzatlons hawe partlclpated are well known There hawe been numerous occaslons ln whlch our students haxe worked shoulder to shoulder wlth communltx leaders ln promotmff a worthwhlle actluty The students who are mamtammf' a hwh lex el of academlc achlexe ment and at the same tlme are partlclpatmff ln clubs are gzomg to e well prepared for thelr rltlzenshlp and leadershlp responslbllltles tomorrow 124 . V , . . . 7 v V 1 ' ' ' r . v .. . S G v . 7 F s . V Q 5 , V ,. 4, . D , 1 n V n - 1 F. u Q academlc pursults. The many actlvltles and projects IU whlch these C n v I . l - v . V N . V 'v- s n n Cl ' v 4 my V' ' N ' . P . . . I . ' ' . 5 I I- Q u V I- u . s n 1 lb , J , . . .
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2 L4 In ,JN , ee, '-L -L-nil' HOMECOMING GAME Alumni, faculty, students and friends of Lin- coln High School were treated to a spectacular homecoming on Friday October 2, 1959. First of all the Lincoln High football team soundly defeated Fraser High to the tune of a 34'-13 score. At half- time the hand kept up the tempo with a serenade and salute to the Homecoming Queen and her Court. The highlight of the show was Superinten- dent of Schools Max Thompson's crowning of Queen Arlene Croce. The Student Council spon- sored the dance in the high school gymnasium. The dance band, under the direction of Mr. Balos, pro- vided the music for the evening. Gridiron heroes, friends, and alumni climaxed a perfect day at the dance. Max Thompson, Superintendent of Schools. crowns Arlene Croce Homecoming Queen for 1959. In spite of 39 degree weather, Homecoming Queen and Court manage to smile graciously. IL. to RJ Randy ,Keane. Kay Elam, Queen Arlene Croce, Lonna Pelton, and Cerrie Klemons. J.. f 1 , e A. V' The Llmoln High cheerleaders pose for a picture before At the game the versatile Mr. Marshall skirts Fraser's end the game mth Fraser. for a 44- yard touchdown romp. The Lincoln team downed 123 Fraser 3-1--13.
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