Lincoln High School - Knight Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Dedication A school of any worth is one which provides a favorable :atmosphere for the delicate combination of the many different facets of a well-rounded education. Providing this atmosphere and perfecting these facets have been the goal of our fine principal, Mr. Charles H. WVilliams. VVorking through the faculty which has come to share his feelings, he offers us a program which enhances the qualities of logic and thought which have ascended with man through the ages. lNorking directly with the students, he strives to develop character which he realizes is separate and distinct in each young person. His success is measured in friendsg his reward in the feeling of accomplishment at a job well intentioned, well planned, and well done. No one is more worthy of our admiration, more deserving of our praise than he. From the day of its founding almost a decade ago, Lincoln has undergone many changes, all under the keen guidance of this man who has devoted himself to the well-being of his students. Therefore, it is in the light of these fine qualities that we proudly dedicate our yearbook to him.