Lincoln High School - President Yearbook (Ferndale, MI)

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M .fiiifffi .' v r . ' Z' Mbn- lfg ff!!! f ff! can American 51-uden-I-5 Spell? 'lzhe halls of Lincoln echo sfrange' sounds and Dark Caroling, Hardezve? Arm knot feline sew gut. Infect Eiffel owl full. Canoe owner Standish? Confiscafed communique. Freshmen bow down fo 'rhe greaf whife fafher, Gus Hanson. fhe direcfor of our sporfs deparfmenf for years-who was elecfed fo fhe Mich- igan Sfafe Hall of fame for his service fo afhlefics. three Daddio, do you dig fhaf energefic mass of fads and fancies, boys and beaufy, fhaf adorns over one hundred and forfy million homes, iams felephone lines, baffles phy- chiafrisfs, eafs everyfhing, plans nofhing, and calls ifself fhe fypical American feen- ager? Dig fhis. ln our crucial period be- fween sixfeen and ninefeen we exhibif an aHifude similar fo 'rhaf formed by look- ing fhrough rose colored glasses. Every- fhing is fanfabulous, supreme, gone: any- fhing is possible, unfil, . . . prof forgefs your brownie poinfs, pop finds you a job, your pilo'l s license has ifs wings clipped, or . . . Bug over a leaf and four a feen's para- dise. You'll dig. sighfs. lf rnusf be admlffed fhaf, wrlh fhe Fresh- men crowded in, a sfray body laying across fhe hall mighf be faken for granfed as a casualfy of 'Phe mass hysferia fhaf 'lakes place when sfudenfs fry fo fight fheir way befween classes in only four minufes. Buf ..... lfurn pagel

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THESE WERE THE FRESHIES Some peo le sa freshmen are baffled and con- fused. We c.l:on'+ fhink so. l+'s iusf ihal upperclass- men know more 'rhan we do. We'll learn +hough, we'll learn! We've already learned somelhing. We know +ha+ you are noi necessarily ex elled if you have +o see your counselor. We know 1' al you don'+ have ro pay a nickel for an elevalor pass lnamely because we've found by much searching fha? fhere is no elevaforll We've learned fha? fhere is a cerlain 'lechnique lo sfealing chairs in 'rhe cafeferia, golfen over +he inilial shock creafed by our gym suils and iank suils, and realized Thai when our pencil breaks in siudy hall you don l iusl pray + al if will grow back, you sharpen il! We've finally figured ou'l' how fo SEPT.-OCT. open our lockers, +oo. lTha1' is if we can 'Find +hem.l Remember how embarrassed we were when we had fo drag Mr. Nelson ou+ of his office io open our lockers for us? All righi, whaf is your com? My wha'l? Your com-bi-na-'l'ion. Oh! Turn +o your righf lwo whole +urns and sfop a+ fwenly-one, fhen iurn leff one whole 'l'urn pas? Jus+ 'lhe numbers please. Bur you've goi' fo read The direcfions 'ro know which way lo furn ii! Jusf The numbers! Bu+ il' says here,- Oh, lei me do if! Ui' happens every year. Con- frol yourself Chef., We've fimed ourselves so we can reach our sea'rs ius+ as +he bell rings. Remember how superior we felf fhe firs+ lime we weren'+ la+e for algebra and wafched our flusiered fellow classmen come charg- ing in. Excuses flew rhick and fash buf so did +he zero hours. We've learned fha? zero hours are in +he morning. Will you ever forge? +he 'rime we walked in+o +he library al' 3:38 and fold Mrs. BenneH +ha'r we were fhere +o 'lake our zero hour? We've gone fo our firsf Lincoln game and cheer- ed for our +eam. We don I' know all 'lhe cheers buf whaf we lack in s+yle we make up for in spirii. We've learned 1'ha+ Lincoln High is 'rhe BEST high school and Thai OUR 1'eam is The BEST TEAM! Yes, we're learning- GX v.A is gr xv. .fy ,. 3-1 i ss' - i Linda Ford, Queen Sue Beasley, Barbara s Moffat, and Vivian Theisen, represenfed fhe beauly of fhe Frosh, V? X WS X , , Wg- -an-+4 The firsf big gel'-+oge+her for lhe freshies 'rhis year was 'rhe Freshman Frolic. The firsf hour was devo+ed +o mixers such as 'rhe Mexican hai' dance and circle dance where we goi' io meei' +he kids +ha+ weren'+ in any of our classes. All rhrough -The dance coverl' glances from +he girls and open slares 'From 'rhe boys were direclecl Towards +he four girls lhey had nominaled 'ro be queen. Who would ii' be? By nine olclock rumors fha? so and so has inside informa'rion were circulaiing 'rhroughou+ +he gym. Bels were placed and wild conclusions had been reached when af 9:00 everyone gafhered around +he band- sfand and The Freshman Queen and her courl were crowned. ww:r'W'fn'ff sw' 'W T, iff 1 .Www-rswffw . , f J' 4 V,-Y .W.,W,s-.-W,--fmw X. ss, ,, 5 f f - 2 f or Qkamffff- X ,,,, ,, 4,, ,f.Q. . ,nf X 'flc , ' g I . . K.. z , if ff' 7, X lr I F r ' Hu 1 s 1 ' af 265. ,M f1g l' T f , Y ,,4, x. . .. m y ,,,,v . V . ,, I gi., in Ffa Ai , 6,015 Q . K .I N 'up A , . so L , V .21 , , ' ' 'Kiev .1 gy 5 X 1 .. . fi' f 5 'G 2. Wa , , ,fy y a .ff 1 ' X - ' ng' ru, , WW 'yy my f, . - 35,--'V 1- ' ' .. lgn f I Y. fy sys Q I . , N D s . 'wif ' sv an gf ss. , , TZ Z 'ii sr . i W ff U' O.. if N. , f r ,, f f ff Q' r A 55, 1 nv-

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THIS WAS THE TOUGH ASSIGNMENT Bewildered expressions seemed Io be 'lhe sfyle for frig gfu- denls. Many found Irig +0 be 'Ialring flwem, Knowledge will noi be acquired wifhoul' pains and applicarion. I+ is Iroublesome and deep digging For pure waiersg Bu+ when once you come Io Ihe spring, They come up and meer you. -Felion And knowledge is an inrangible +l1ing. Many search for years and find only fads. Then someone applies Ihem, and he is called learned. OCT.-NOV. four Pooling of knowledge became a slogan. Sfeadies worked rogeiher, or, more realisfically, one did Ihe homework and Ihe ofher . . . well . . . . . . Freshmen learn The hard way wha+ discipline means. Bui when fhey learn, THEY LEARN! Psychologisfs may dis- agree on fhis meihod buf Iime has seen if work. il v ' ' V ' v Vw' lfige I 3 sissy eww N Quinlan I vt S im 'mi M s mumuiaunnm vm