Lincoln High School - President Yearbook (Ferndale, MI)

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FEMSEZJ The March of Science Thanks +0 KIX and sl.5o many s'l'uden1's were enierfained in s'I'udy hall wi+h music and news on crys- 'ral radios. Some 'reachers +hougi1+ 'rhe whole s+uden+ body was deaf because everyone seemed 'ro be wearing hearing aids. AND HOMEWORK, AND HOMEWQRK on argue wi me Loo ai' your record. I doni care whai' so Ih so gofl Pans dhzstozre Regarclez vos notesfn Ne com are as avec les notes des autres i 1 , J 1 3 ,f fi 2 . 1 : i' J K XZ- -, , , W.. f Hr JU, ' x

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I MF Aha, back +urned! Some sfudy, some sleep, a couple ea'r, many falls, and a few raise havoc .... all under ihe fhreal of live zero hours. 'E' il' W ,V Poor guy! 41, i 'f W Who me? American s+uden+s have fhe righl +o dis- cuss or cleba+e reporl' card marlcs wi+h leachers. Lilce an umpire's decision, lhough, 'lhey are seldom changed. If gen+le refusal doesn'l slop an argu- menl' lhe presence of a s+uden'l's classmales will usually suFFice. eighteen RICH MEMORIES OF COURSES AND CURSES We're intent on having fun from the sole of our white bucks to our pony tails or stubby Prince- tons. We're even mysterious. We have a lingo all our own that covers everything in our real gone world from bombs to bugs. Our Bermudas, black slacks, knee socks, matching steadies, petticoats, and crew necks may seem impractical, our diet of ham- burgs, pizza, chips, and cokes may seem impossible, our ideas of fun may seem improbable, but we wouldn't be normal, healthy, American kids minus our high school fads and fancies. SUCCESSES AND EXCESSES, HOMEWQRK Whal' do you mean you clon l lilce your mark? You received more 'lhan you deserved. Qusi? Vous niairnez pas cette note? Voyons, mais elle est meilleure que ce que vous rneritezf, PEISEZ' K,

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