Lincoln High School - President Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Staff. . .Movin' ITEM: NEW FACES - the 1976-1977 school year brought thirteen new faces to Lincoln High School. Mr. Martin Mansfield replaced Mr. David Philips as coordinator, Miss Agnes Hiney and Mr. Carl Garver replaced Mr. Art Wilson Con leavel and Mr. Carl Schweiger ideceasedl. Mrs. Rowana Wofford was added to the Science Department, while Mr. Glenn Mohr and Ms. Barbara Thames were new additions to the Business Education Department. Mr. Thomas Rad- ford, Industrial Arts, and Lt. Col. Martha Baker were also new. The Secretarial Staff was joined by Mrs. Lou Ann Rummelhart, Ms. Margaret Birchak, Mrs. Roberta DeWitt, and Ms. Gloria Mathers. Mrs. Daphine Perkins headed up peer tutoring. ITEM: NEW HONORS - Mr. jack Larson, Social Studies Department, received his Doctorate in Curriculum Development from the University of Northern Colorado during the summer. Mrs. joan Kelly, Home Economics Department, started work on her Masters Degree in Curriculum and Administration. Mr. Robert Brown, Social Studies Department, published his sixth book UPHILL BOTH WAYS during the summer of 1976. The Denver Dry Goods Company gave five autograph parties to welcome the newest ad- dition to his family. Mr. Brown's first book went into its ninth printing and his second into its fourth. Miss Ann Pape appeared once again in the WORLD'S WHO'S WHO OF WOMEN. Mr. Paul Thompson was again elected a member of the Lakewood City Council. ITEM: TRAVEL - Mr. Pelkey and his wife spent three weeks touring England and Scotland while visiting their daughter. H... 0.0 Mr. Ben Dreith Mr. Ramon Stockham