Lincoln High School - Knight Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Photography Club G Glalas sponsor T Goldman R lN1edz1aleL B HaUl1ll0l1 C Xanhor J Caneron R Bader B Sell Static condensers dlpole antennas these are but a fevs cholce speclmens of the vocabulary of a member of the RHd1O Club Taught and gulded by Xlr lXIllI'I'1 these mterested students devoted many hours after school to the COYISITLICIIOH of hlgh quallty sound 1n struments Runmng to the dark room snapplng flashes md 1I1l6I'lSlfylng negatnes were but a fem of the ac IIYIIICS of the Photo Club Xlr Gxalas guxded the members of the club Ill proutlmg photographs for their own beneht and for many llterary efforts of the school adlo Club Murrl sponsor wlth members of Rad1O Club

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Loyal subjects perform for queen. 'TW- Qa . .sv S-N amhoree The greatest show on earth? Of course I heard about it. That was the theme of Lincoln's Jamboree. In 1959 more spectators than ever came to see the result of weeks of practice. The performers of the show worked toward perfection. and the effort was climaxed in our circus extravaganza. Color, music, and excitement combined to make competition keen and enjoyment sincere. Beauty stepped in as Cathy Hoffman, sur- rounded by her court, reigned as Jamboree Queen. May the best man win. This hurts me more than it hurts you I 48