Lincoln High School - Knight Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Counselors J Larkm F Fr J Xiewers C, Ie-Jeune 9 Fspofu A Platt lv The patnence of Job and the perseverance of Robert Bruce were two mam char acterlstlcs of the Grade C.4hHlI'IIlCll Between plan mng our rosters and keep mg track of our report cards these harrled people were kept busy and alert Senlor Advlsors W Dodnes E Watson M Caynor J Clmchard W Lusch R Lynch college choxces Grade Chalrmen Fnsl R014 F Xffbll C Hxasson R Nicfartw Hoolson S Erllch R I-ettcrolf As we thmk over our semor year we remember those men and women whom we saw durmg that very short lnterval ln the day known as advxsory There we filled out endless forms recelved notices for the day and ln general created chaos 1n the other wise orderly day of our un fortunate teacher V l K AM . 4 Y , . -J xt ,Ml I Wi e J' UU f . I , X' R ' ,, Q Q l - ' Second Roux' R. Gutschc. NI. O'Neill, C. Marco, D. M'einberg, I.. Sharllp J ' l V I V vi v - In our younger years our counselors wcre r a t h e r v a g u e personalltxes t whom we went only wlth our more serlous problems However as we neared commencement our coun selors offered very real IH formatxon and practlcal ad v1ce as we consulted them concernmg our careers and

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VICC Prmclpals One of the lirst personalltles we met upon entermg Llncoln was Mlss Mary Scheuhmg vlce prmclpal An excellent admmlstrator co ordmator and frxend she contrlbuted greatly to the efhclency of our school Well hked by her colleagues and respected by her stu dents she remams m our memones as one of Lmcoln s outstandmg leaders Miss Mary Scheuhmg A member of Llncoln s faculty and admlnlstratlon smce 1ts opemng ln 1950 Mr Nathan Welss m the capacxty of vlce prmclpal was able to help and coun sel us m some of our most drfhcult problems Alert and consclentlous Mr WCISS added greatly to our hlgh school years at Lmcoln Mr Nathan WCISS Identlliable by hrs dlstlnctlve voice whlch guxded us through many a harrowlng testmg program was Mr Frank Fmk As actmg VICC Pf1l'lClP3l he alded us not only ln scholastlc problems but ln seemlngly lnsolv able personal ones also We will often thmk of Mr Fmk when we wrsh for those good old high school days agam 10 Mr Frank Fmk

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nglrsh Department HYQQQ awe vez Whos a broomheadi To be or not to be that IS the questnon or perhaps Is this a dagger I see before me? or even Romeo Romeo wherefore art thou Romeo? lf these stlrrlng lmes rmg a bell deep rn your mlnd xt may be that you have heard them before If they are not famlllar then the wrath of the Engllsh department 1S upon you Of course the rmmortal bard was not the sole object of our deep concentratlon No there were others whose vworks added many ounces to those muscle burldrng lrterature books Grammar vocabulary book reports and the final 1nsult the term report were other facets of our well rounded Engllsh courses Many a weary hour was spent rn the llbrary by conscrentlous stu dents slavmg over a report Many a weary half hour was spent by students readlng Classlc Comlcs Whatever the result Engllsh at Lmcoln Hlgh w1ll certalnly be long remembered B Conard Dept Head Yon CHSSIUS has lean a l hungry look vi zrst Row J Kay S Paul R Swoyer j Cllnchard M Laden T Rowley B Adelman F 4 Cotler G Klem B Woolson Second Row B Dubrow S Wyttenbach C Andrews E Rosen berg M Lange B Mmxch J Wallace E McKinney B Geal! Thzrd Row B Conard R Roblnson A Ryzmskl M Fajans B Klexn R Cutschc T Qumlan j Pfexfer 2 . X ,- I i as ' ' rs u ' 7 Y I H U LV ' i ! ,, . . . . . . . Y T 7 Q I , D v v y ' I ! Y Y 3 , ' u Y . . . . - - , , ll x rl , I fl ' ' , N X . a nm fs n Al' ' 0 1 i , V, his-Qwfe' -,sz 37. xx,-,Z L ,f an ' . ,K ,, , QP? gg: 1 asia . -,.. . T Yin 1 ' ' , , 'J .4 'I' ,Qi ,, fx! .' . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . Q4 ' , . , . . : . , . , . , . - R 1 - , - G G y - , . I , . . . -' . , . ,. - .1 - l 1 - l , . 1 ', . . ' , . . .