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

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..,wwza..z.,4ap.4wM wa . PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE To the Class of 1957 and the subject was ninety-two eager students enrolling as fresh- men. It was also my first year as Principal of Lincoln High and I well remember the enthusiasm with which we started that first year together. These past four years have been very satisfying for me and I have enjoyed our association very much. You have been a cooperative class and have exercised a fine influence on the school. Through your leadership and demonstrated citizenship, this year has been the best yet and one of which you should well be proud. I have had the personal satisfaction of watching you grow during these years into competent young adults ready to take your proper places as citizens in a greater community. I wish you the very best of luck in your individual endeavors. L. A. White Mr. Lawrence A. White, you were there for four years, serv- ing as principal and teaching Algebra I. Mr. James McClusky, you were there for one year, teaching Biology and P. E. You were vice principal and baseball coach. You were advisor for the Student Council and Boy's League. gomdaf 7wu'u4 MRS CHARLOTTE MR. AUSTIN GREY MR, ALBERT MR. HERBERT FOWLER MR. ROBERT NELSON Inspector of Dept. of GULLIFORD Nursery Man RADOVICH Employed at MCCIGIIGH Public Works, Presi- Sup. of Lincoln Personnel Manager of dent of Board. Clay Products Gladding McBean The time was September, 1953: the place was L. U. H. S. :