Lincoln High School - Knight Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Class Officers Q ,ia N SE Q, ., Jean Cook President Our days at Lincoln have come to an end and we must close the book. We came to gain knowledge, and in the proc- ess acquired wisdom and worthy friend- ships. Now we leave Lincoln's portals and our world enlarges. Bly wish for you as you enter this wider world is that you con- tinue to grow in the rich traditions and high ideals acquired at our school. It has been a privilege to serve as your president, and I want to thank you for this honor. Bly life will always be richer because of the memories I will carry with me. To each one of you go my warmest wishes for a happy and successful future. Jean Cook Class Sponsor Miss Estelle Conroy Class Sponsor Ina Bugen s passages N Q' Wap Vice-President Billie Carroll Treasurer How you have grown during your stay at Lincoln! You have grown in stature, knowledge, experience, understanding, foresight and wisdom. Use this growth to help you meet your problems and reach the goals you have set. Always keep your standards high. Make us glad you trav- eled this way. It was fun working with you during these years. My very best Wishes go with you for a happy, profitable future. Estelle E. Conroy 62 Jeff Carnpel Secretary

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LITERARY ADVISER BUSINESS ADVISER Mr, Henry Weisbe,-g Mr. Robert Fetterolf m L L Lyix i: PERSONALS EDITOR A A A Mina Braverman S, . A Ei N' Qb, I Q PERSONALS EDITOR 5 , PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Francine Mollen FACULTY EDITOR Barbara J. Yentzer First Row: J. Oberst, F. Stauts, A. Castle, D. Weiss, J. Raznov, L. Woodruff. Second Row: I. Bugen, B. Barmish, J. Treatman, G. Rudolph, S. Golden, C. Auerswald, D. Sachsemnaier, J. Rocke. Third Row: J. Kuehnle, V. Mahan, V. Radu, J. Sarnoff, R. Weller, J. Knerr, L. Long, R. Klausewitz, E. Faddis 61 . ,...:...,.. 5 Q M

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Senior Prom Committee . Il is lo the Senior Prom Committee that we owe the best remembered night of our years at Lineolnl. The eo-ehairmen, Francine Alollen and Val Mahan, were warmly repaid for their efforts in bringing to us that most unforgettable Affair to Remember.', llowever. we should not forget the rest of the committee who labored many after-sehool hours in deciding on the place, the theme, lhe band, and the faculty invitations. To these people also we extend our gratitude. Co-chairmen Franeine ltfollen and Val Nlahan First Row: J. Mzieriiio, IW. Paul, S. ltlareoviteh, B. Hanna, S. Stokes, B. Maerz. Second Row: S. Berman, J. Oberst, J. Knorr, A. Pieeoli, I. Bugen, B. Yentzer, B. Carroll, E. S0l0Ill2lll Assembl Committee Our various assembly programs, sueh as awards, Armed Services, band, orches- tra, and ehoir were a direct result of the efforts of the Assembly Committee, headed by ltlr. Carl Andrews. It Was he and his committee who arranged time schedules, stage directions, and program length. 63 First Row: B. Johnson, P. Jeanes, P. Crompton. Second Row: M. Radel, W. Yarnall, J. Campel, J. Oberst, S. Berman