Lincoln High School - El Eco Yearbook (Lincoln, CA)

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:muununnumunI114uI411IIIu1II1I1nIuvnnuunIunnnuxnnIn1unn1unnunnnn1nInnmmnnmnnum Innnmmm.anImum.IIIInImmnnmnuunn.iannInmunnnl.1nInInnn1uInn1n1iunnnmmmuum mmuinnnnnuunoi11111III141uIuIIIIuuIuuuunuuunuuIIuuu1IIIIuuuuuuuvuvuuiiriIIirnnuumummum nnnu,nmnmIannnmmmmnnmnlmunnvuIuiinIuiiiiiuiiuuuunmnnmnnummnmunu BOB POMQEROY JOE DUNLAP BOB WISWELL CHARLES BRIGGS El Eco Editor Vice President President Mgr. of El Eco LUCY MORELLI EVELYN LAZZARI Secretary Treasurer Stuclent Bodq Report What with rallies, games, movies, dances, and performances, Lincoln Union High School has been fairly overwhelmed with good times and school spirit. A new organization has been introduced under the leadership of Mr. Collyer and Georgie Petropoulos, namely the World Peace Club. Our new music instructor, Mr. Rundy, has done wonders with the students ai 1 the school has been rewarded with an orchestra and band. In addition :hey have gone so far as to start a dance orchestra which is WO1 h all our enthusiasm. The carnival was a splendid success and did much to make this annual what we have hoped it would be. Let us hope that as many good times are in store in the coming later years a those We have enjoyed and that as an emphatic a school spirit shall b. our teams and spur them on to victory as occurred this fruitful yea' our Lincoln Union High School. IIIiIIlilIlIllIlIlIllI11IlIIIIII1l.Il III! 1 9 3 5 311111122 Eighteen

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EL ECO 1935 :ummmuumnmnnnnn 1llmmmuunumuunmu Seventeen

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