Lincoln High School - President Yearbook (Ferndale, MI)

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John Macauley Jeanme Marklund Jack McDan1el Fred Mlller Rlchard Munson Davld Needham Sophle N1ks1ch Joyce Oben Thelma O Neal Frank Payne Jean Peck Mary Percy L eona rd Prell Mar1lyn Purdy Lucille Richards

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2If10'Zl25 Each 1948 January Grad has h1s own cherlshed memor1es The thought of h1s days as a Freshman brmgs laughter and sometlmes a sllghtly red face Adventures 1n the Freshman Study w1th JOV1a1 Mlss Moule keeplng her frlendly flnger on her wayward charges will be good for many a chuckle Becomlng a FreshmanAwas the flrst real thr11l for then he really belonged at Llncoln he recogmzed the broad shoulderedRa11spl1tters str1d1ng down the hall w1th the self assurance typ1cal of stars and he knew too the names of other notables and had attended countless basketball games shouted F1ght Lmcoln Flght and he had mastered the L1ncoln tr1ck of sl1d1ng 1nto class just as the f1nal bell rlngs G1gant1c Lmcoln Hall w1th all the Junlors and Semors throwlng the1r we1ght around was a terrlfymg and thr1ll1ng experlence to the awed Sophomore B That people who take Blology from Mr Frostlc the funster of the Lmcoln Hlgh Faculty Oh to be an Upper Classman th1s 1S the dream of all young Lmcolmtes but oddly enough bemg a Jun1or 15 really not much more drfferent than belng a Sophomore Durlng the Jr Year there was the Prom a wonderful exper1ence N1na Partrldge who subm1tted the w1nn1ng theme worked hard and late to make everyone feel welcome 1n Neptune s k1ngdom that mght The next blg Job was the Sen1or B play The h1lar1ous comedy Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was a tremendous success wlth Al H1gg1ns D1ck Munson Nancy Galp1n and Ardus Scurrah 1n the leadmg roles Then there IS the memory of the morn1ng programs under the able d1rect1on of By Jacobux Pat Lewls Morton West and D1ck Hall The1r character1zat1ons and humorous remarks certa1nly added SPICS to un1t room order' Many other polgnant memorles of Lmcoln are fresh 1n the mmds of these graduates and they w1ll never be forgotten 1n the future experlences of l1fe 13 1 if - 3 X . Q 4 I O year he met Charlie--the wide-eyed dummy-who brings smiles to all those lucky