Lincoln Middle School - Lincoln Log Yearbook (Santa Monica, CA)

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'di' t fy Q, ,02- xl A First place in the Sports Picture was won by Q Patricia O'Brien. f Q ll p 2 ' 'Q of Q, t ,SHE 14 . ' .-14 '-f? . ,vt . Winning School Life photo was submitted by . . , AJXX Myrth Gruber. Q I X ' Outside Activities picture W ' f Nancy Adams. Also another good Outside Activities photo taken by Nancy Adams. J , L, wx ,, I 197' IQ ' V af , v. as Won by

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OLD JOUR!! LISTS NEVER DI f' --f .' 'iw A-.--f-er ' 'vv' 14-?,,7, ., 5,,,,,,-T Y. V ik, f'E 'f -V si!- --4 .W...,. V --. 1-v-W' m,:., - -1 , ,J i NFS-'..1 - Boom 14 class members are mystified many cr time l by the queer knocks and n oi s e s emerging from Room 13. Others have ob- served posters, c o o ki e sales, and da n c e s con- -ffl, cocted by the Annual Staff. But the main project of the annual group consists of .NN organizing the material for the school yearbook. 'g- -V V Y-JW Annual Staii Scrltccir Staff Editor, Sheila Boehm: Busi- ness Manager, Caroline Miller: Makeup Editor, Coralee Iudsong Art Work, Wendy Macharnefi Features, Patty Mariner: Pho- tography Editor, lean LaGattap Assist. Photography E di 1 O I. Nancy Adams, Sports Editor, Lee Grosscupy Assist. Sports Editor, Iohn Carmack. Editor, Bob Gruenburq: M0149 Up Editor, Georgia Keller, Boys ov . ' 4 V :gy ,Q Sports Editor, Don Litvak: Girls' 5 1 A Sports Editor, Betty Cannon: ggi I-44, . wf, Circulation, Ioanne Belgeny Be- if Y ' ', A porters: Valerie Brown, Virginia Q Q A,-04 Q l Smith, Toni Szabo, Billie Lostroh 9'1 V Q -L '- fs NX . Invert pyramid style, sparkling, trite, news-story, feature-story, and oth e r vii ,W Q terms may not mean much v S9 to one who has not taken QQ, qi is .. if Iournalism. But to the B-9 .. 'f- H Iournalism Class each one 1. is well known. ln this class the writing talents are molded and polished so that each student finds a line of journalistic work to suit him. Editor is Bob Gruenberg, Make-up Edi- tor, Georgia Keller, Sports Editor, Don Litvak, Assist- ant Sports Editor, Betty Cannong Circulation Edi- tor, Ioanne Belgen and re- porters are Toni Szabo, Virginia Smith, Billie Lostroh Valerie Brown. THE S Ml OLD STORY