Lincoln High School - President Yearbook (Ferndale, MI)

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1 CONTROVERSIES X so A A g N x or T f' V. v f 1 'ff 4 'Ma A J T The sfrengfh of a suppor+er's loyalfy is offen de- fermined by fhe number of campaign badges dis- played, Jan Barger shows her colleclion fo Bev Campbell. STUDENT GOVERNMENT - Sfudenfs are lcepf advised on class and school maHers fhrough fhe following channels. STUDENT COUNCIL fhrough CLASS REPRESENTATIVES 'i CBLASS CONGRESS WHOSE JOB IS TO SEE fhrough UNIT REPRESENTATIVES fo UNIT ROOMS ELECTION BOARD AND ELECTIONS - Lincoln's all-school elecfions are pafferned. as nearly as is pracfical, affer our nafional, sfafe, and cify elecfions. The sfudenf coun- cil corresponds fo fhe federal governmenfg fhe class fo 'rhe sfafeg and 'ihe unif rooms 'io fhe cify governmenf. Official ballofs are used for council and class elecfions, fhe unif room elecfions being local proiecfs. . . . ARE KEPT SMOOTH BUT NOT QUIET Elecfion 'rimel Brighf colored campaign posfers blossom along fhe corridors, cafchy slogans are on every fongue, and flashy campaign buHons are on every sweafer. Some of fhe more loyal boosfers can be seen wearing fags, buHons, and weird headgear proclaiming fheir allegiance. Confroversies run high! Candidafes are acclaimed and, al' fhe pealc of enfhusiasm, fhe Elecfion Assembly is held. Sfuclenfs enfer +he gymnasium and sfudy halls wi+h various emo- fions, buf an air of indecision prevails. The managers infroduce and laud fheir canclidafes, who in furn exfoll 'rheir virfues and fheir plai- forms. Blaring bands and romping cheerleaders heighien 'rhe already feverish enfhusiasm. The climax fo fhe excifemenf is reached when, lafer in fhe day, fhe resulfs are announced over fhe P.A. By 'rhe nexf morning, fhe ianifors have cleared away fhe liH'er of posfers and discarded sficlcers, buf fhe unifecl, purposeful spirif of our elecfion campaigns are noi' soon forgoffenl fozn Elecfion board Keye, Janef Hollings- worfh, Alan Brown and Lucinda Giles. , ,, 1 -arf-Ni officials caughf , V F in acfion counfing li l l I ballofs are Heidi

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THIS IS oun STRENGTH I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of Ameri- ca, and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, un- der Cod, indivisible, with lib- erty and justice for all. JAN.-FEB. UNTOLD BEAUTY ues IN THE UNDERSTANDING or RELIGIQNS, Revival: World even'rs awed usp we were eg ,M Wei!! f ff' ' If iff!!! dissalisfied by +he spirifual empliness. Gro- ping for cer'l'ain+y we became aciive in 5 i oufh rou s d h h db h'r 1 'mn , Y g p an our c urc es an roug fhe spirii' of broiherhood +o Lincoln in our daily acfivifies. The For+ifica'l'ion of 'Freedom 'ralces on realifv each weelc wifh 'ihe beginning Pledge of Allegiance. Pa+rio+ism 'roolc on meaning as we became more aware of social inius+ices which 'rhe nafion s+ands against Siudenfs disciplined 'rhemselves and +he Pledge became a sym- bol of respec+ 'For o'rhers 'ihrough lhe ex- amples of respecl shown by fellow class- y males. THIS UNDERSTANDING REAPS TOLERANCE thirteen

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1 a. af: , , ,V . ,f,,f' n F im HHMVYZVSTVK A ,1V, ,VZ VV ML W fffff? , - .2 QKHWW .Qs gM ' , V to I , ,, . B. 1. M, WV -lf f C,gf'T j if J.. 'ff an 4' fic ., if ff' Q. .I ,fw.,, V4:VVVyVV V,V, , V V M , nnaagf , The Sludenl Council plays an enormous, Though loo oflen unoblrusive, parl in our daily school life. During lhis school year 'Ihe lwenly-Iwo members of 'rhe council have worked on such proiecls as fhe Homecoming half-'lime aclivilies and dance, rhe drive for Muscular Dyslrophy funds, Know Your School Nighl, a guide for a dress code, lrophies for spring sporls, and special money-making pro- iecfs +o bring anolher foreign exchange sludenl +o Ferndale. For lheir line work each council member received a gold pin al a school assembly. The Sfudenl Council forms irself info various com- millees during lhe year lo carry on ils work. These include lhe Sfeering Commilfee, which is composed ol all 'rhe officers, Ways and Means Commirlee, Morale Commillee, Assembly Commillee, Railsplif- ler of lhe Week, Showcase Commillee, and Ex- change Sludenl Commi++ee. Lincoln sludenls are indeed forlunale lo have such an effeclive council working on lheir behalf. V in 51,110.11 V ..,- Q, .B LUUAV UZ! me-te Isl' row: Tim McCracken, James Blanchard, Bruce Johnson. 2nd row: Chrisline Brachll, Pal' Kawell, Barbara Snelling, Mary Monlgomery, Diane Forfier, Tom Horner. 3rd row: Mary Smilh, Janel' Ford, Donna Trice, Jackie Wilson, Mr. Kelly, Nancy Jeffrey, Gary Burkharl, Sandra Trice, Jerry Prince, Carol Higgens, Maryann Gerarduzzi. THAT THE POLITICAL WORKINGS OF LINC 5 ,, 'E jf 72 CLASS REPRESENTATIVES ururvquync 1 I j X, 4' yf V 2 T' ' if fi 4 W'Q' fWZiW ,' Y- Q i' X V Q lg i il s li I f , ., V ffyfit , I V., 'lVV,VV?:?qV Jail! 7 ' ff 'Q w 1 . ,,,M,q .,,,4 ,,,,,,,,. a ,,,3g,,4. avwfw vowel Isl' row: Barbara Childs, Sue Beasley, Vicki Eichhorn, Janice Sul-lon. 2nd row: Bill Cowell, Rae Wilson, Sue Sheppherd. 3rd row: Wendy Hollis, Ben DeWin+er, Sandy Ager, Sally 1 Thomas, Bob Sauers, Judy Eichhorn, Nancy Brown, Al Thomas. cr, -. ', OLN 44 f