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TO THE CLASSES OF JANUARY AND JUNE. 1965: Your class motto, Instruction ends in the schoolroom, but education ends only with life. is interesting and challenging; YOU must meet this challenge every day of your life in ordor to achieve success and find happiness in so doing. Leavinq the HALLS OF LINCOLN with you this June is your capable and understanding Assistant Principal, Miss Lucille Stoll. I know how much she has meant to you and how much you admire her for all that she has done for you and Lincoln High School. Her constant dedication to Lincoln High School; her work with the Lincoln PTA; her wisdom and good judgement in conferences; and her high standards of personal and professional ethics have meant much to me, to the school's administrative and supervisory staffs and to all members of the faculty during her twenty-four and one-half years of service to Lincoln. To say that she will be missed is perhaps the greatest understatement in Lincoln High School's history. I consider Miss Stoll one of the five most capable women educators that I have ever known, and the greatest tribute I can pay her is to say: If Lincoln, for its devoted educators, were to have a HALL OF FAME. In the HIGHEST group I'm sure we d find Miss Lucille Stoll's NAME. May we, like her, combine character, devotion to duty, enthusiasm for work, friendliness and loyalty in a life of service and find true happiness in helping others. GUY F. VARNER. Principal
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jhan ? ]Jeu. Jliss Stott Tho Classes of January and June, 1965, affectionately dedicate this Yearbook to our beloved Assistant Principal, Miss Lucille Stoll. It is difficult for us to put into words our feelings for one who has meant so much to us. but we do THANK YOU Miss Stoll, as do all others who in past years were fortunate enough to have you for their teacher, adviser, and assistant principal. You have been gracious and courteous; you have been most understanding and helpful; you have been firm and fair; and most of all you have been a real friend. Your sincere interest in our welfare; your enthusiastic support of all our school activities: your precepts and your example have challenged us, encouraged us and inspired us; you have helped us become bettor school citizens. LINCOLN will not be the same without YOU. but it is and always will be a better school because of YOU. May you have many happy years of retirement. May God abundantly bless you, and may He make us ever thankful for all that you have meant to us.
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