Lincoln Junior High School - Panthers Lair Yearbook (Orem, UT)

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Joyce Axton Bob Mott Gladean Gillman Fred Masterson Sandra Goad Vicky Murdock Michael Jennings Ken Nelsen Lester Jepperson Harold Nicol Dawna Peck Clark Robinson Gary Rosenlof Marilyn Paystrup Vice-Ptesident NINTH GRADE Steven Barnes Edward Bunker Brent Cahoon Kenneth Clark Ted Davis Doug Dennison Reese Fillmore Lewis Jacob Lloyd Johnson Jay D. Lloyd Sheldon Lundeford Donald Noel Farrell Reed President Raymond Peterson LeRoy Pulham Bryce Rawlings David Seeley Laraine Johnson Secretary Johnny Slater Alan Smith Billy Smith LaRelI Sorensen Ronnie Stubbs George Vert Paul Wells Paul Wilding Larry Willson

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Little Black Sambo tBible Versiony by Norma Bellows Chapter 1 Now in the time when Edward was King and when hair was naturally black, there dwelt in the laud a certain lad called, Little Black Sambo. He was the son of Black Jumbo, who was the son of Black Jumbo the third, who was the son of Black Jumbo the second, who was the son of Black Jumbo the first, and the years of Black Sambo were four and seven. Now Black Mumbo, who was the mother of Black Sambo, who was the wife of Black Jumbo, made Black Sambo an exceedingly beautiful pair of blue trousers and a coat of red in color. Now when Black Jumbo heard of these things that had come to pass, he departed to the market and traded some camels for an umbrella which was green in color. And a pair of sand- les with many straps and then soles. And lo, and behold, there was a great re- joicing of Black Sambo in his garments of many colors. Now it came to pass that wandering in the iorest one day, Black Sambo befell upon a mountain lion. Now the trembling of Black Sambo was great, because the animal was going to devour him. Said Little Black Sambo, If you will but let me be, I will give you my coat which isA' red in color. The lion took the coat and said, Now I will rise and be gone because I am the grandest in the forest. Continuing his journey, Black Sambo be- fell upon number two lion, who was also exceedingly hungry, as the lion of before was. Behold, now he had to part with his lower garment, his exceedingly beautiful pair of trousers; which was blue in color. Now all hail; From the grandest to behol your eyes upon. Rejoiced the lion. Now Little Black Sambo's Seart w 5 fi led k with sorrow. But this w i e 1601.95! sorrow, he then befell upon number thr lion. a,xetttt' y And he also, was exceedingly hungry, and made it be known to Sambo he was going to eat him... 6h gracious one, I will give you my sandals with many straps and then soles, which may laden your ears. Thus being done by one and four lions until all Black Sambo's exceedingly beauti- 8 ful garments were gone. Now it came to pass, that all which had transpired had made Black Sambo's heart sad and heavy. Woe, woe, rob not the poor, because he is poor; bow down thine ear, and hear the words of the wise. And when he heard the angry voice of the lions, disputing over who was the most grand, he hid himself in the forest. And when he saw what had happened, Black Sambo gathered together his clothes and returned to his home. Now it came to pass, that when Black Jumbo came upon a certain place in the forest, he found great piles of honey, which he gathered and took home. Now Black Mumbo spread before them manna and honey and they did eat. And it came to pass, Black Sambo did most. One hundred and seventy-ni-A portions of it. f

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Linda Adams Phillip Ahlstrom LuJean Anderson Sydney Allen Norma Bellows Louie Berntsen Craig Billings Margaret Bishop Ann Eunnell Marilyn Carlson Mary Carrell Dwight Carter Lennis Carter Stanley Carter Connie Clayburn Stephen Cranney Kenneth Edwards Rita Hallstrom Rosemary Hodsen Alaece Jensen Christine Johnson Boyd Jones Allen Lowe Scott Miller Pam Murano Vernon Nelson Lorraine Peck Larry Peterson Paul Reay Carol Roberts Linda Russell Joellen Smith Sherrie Taber Steven Thomas George Young Jeanille Zubeck J im Fowers Robert Harding Steven Young Diane Boulton Anita Eowdish Carolyn Carter Elaine Eastmond Cheryl Eldredge Dianna Francom Patsy Gordon Karen Grimes Janet Hardy Marlyne Harris Diane Hills Jeannie Hopkins Gale Jacobson Laraine Johnson Nelma Kissel Susan Madsen Judy McEwen Alice Payne Sally Pledger Judy Sayler Linda Slater Nancy Trunnall Carolyn Vincent Sherell Wilberg Bob Ashdown Wayne Baum Jon Beckwith Mary Bishop Melvin Christensen Larry Clark Shari Cook Dyann Dyer Kent Gray