Lincoln High School - Knight Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Tennis ,1- No seniors I Brod coach A cry of fore and the golf ball sailed through the nr and onto the green Together with Mr Abrams the boys on the golf team frequented nearby country clubs perfecting their sty le in the executives flYOl'lIC pastnne In competition with other hlgh school stu dents our bovs always performed w ell Set point! On more than one occasion, Lincoln threw this challenge across the net Endurance is the byword of any tennis team and as the sweat rolled off the blows of the Lincoln athletes they tried hard to remember that they were building up their stamina Their efforts paid off though with an encouraglng season Go F1rslRow S Toll YN Ellis C Kean J Malloy Second Row Jack Nl Pickering J Redner A Sauter Third Rou J Jenner L George I Abrams coach R Thomas J Lrbanskx C Weber A DCTMOWCSSIHH NI Delorenzo J Dolan coach L Hornberger R Thomas R Haag Oh no' A 7 10 split' Even the ability of the Lin coln boys bowling team couldnt overcome this di lemma In the noisy but pleasant atmosphere of local bowl ing alleys Nlr Dolan and his bowling team steadlly improsed their averages to a high rarely matched by other teams

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Soccer Fall wouldn t be quite the same w1th out the swlsh of a soccer ball on crlsp afternoons So lt was at Lmcoln As practlce makes perfect, the booters spent hours workmg together before games Under the coaching of Mr Harry Barfoot and the leadershlp of Captaln ohn Buck the boys had a compara txvely successful season SENIORS Kneelzng J Patterson A Wvhllf P Flne R DUZCHSLI Standing Ruxz A Sauter j Buck mptazn H Barfoot roach SWlIT1I'I'1lHg SEINIORS Second Ron second A Rosenhlum Thxrd Row D varney Baack R Slmon 58 Breast stroke, Australlan crawl butterfly This IS Greek to anyone but the male PHTIICIPHUIS of the Lmcoln svummmg team who have become famxlxar wxth each stroke through experlence The fellows numbermg about tvsenty were under the capable m structlon of Mr Constan tll'lC as they splashed thexr may to many wet trlumphs , . . .l , ' - x x - lf . ,l . , . , . '. , . , . , , . ,. . .XA V X. '. o o t u ' n - , . . . 0 . f ' . . . v 2 3 , s, V .. ' r ' y . y Y , r 1 V . ' . v v ,,. x . 1- v . - , r' ' . , - - , - - . . , . , . .

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Cheerleaders Fzrst Rau Knox co captain D Ventrola mptam Hen dI'lClx9Cll co captrun .Second Row F Goldsmlth L Swartz M sCllIIlldI C Longsdorf Nl Chadwlck Coco B Heckenberg 1' Brown Ewlng J Boardman Glrls A A And the lirst prlze for mats goes to were words heard annually at the athletlc assoclatlon sponsored glrls gym meet Another A A actlvlty was a yearly mdoor track meet for students of local elementary schools Capably led by Miss Thelma Murr the AA conslsted of two glrls repre sentmg each high school class ln the school SEXIORS J Hendrxcksen M Schmidt C Longsdorf J Knox D Ventrola A cheer a cheer a cheer for the teaml Brlght and tlreless Mlss Smlths bounc mg cheerleaders encouraged all specta tors to cheer for thelr teams Through out the school year these glrls w1th en ergy plus mon contests led pep rallles to vlctory Thelr sp1r1t and cheerlng helped many teams to a w1nn1ng f1n1sh SENIORS Second Ron T Murr sponsor C Iongsdorf A Fabrxzm 60 A W or if 7, ! I ' y . . pil - . . - I J 1 Y y ' 1 - ,A , - ' - J . I - - g v - and urged their competing schoolmates ,j. , . . . ' 1 I O - I