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

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SlC,MUSlC, USN! There is nothing more soothing to the soul than the sound of many voices singing . . . may Well apply to Miss Iohnson's Mixed Chorus as they blended their voices with Boy's and Girl's Glee. The girls hold a majority C34 to lll, but that is only natural. However, all agree that boys can hold their own in melody. 5 'ii Linco1n's band, besides playing for Lincoln, acts as a service group that plays for various community activities. One of their last performances was for the Boy Scouts Court of- Honor, in October. The Brass Choir will play for the Christmas Pageant. Coming perform- ances include the Sports award assembly this term, and the Music Festival and Music Assembly next semester. 11 4 ,aw-as . .2 ,.

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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

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.A D S0 WIT n ta . L Stage Crew Stage crew class which meets every sixth period under the direction of Miss Ahern, teach- es boys co-operation and how to follow direc- tions at a moment's notice. Fixing lights, painting and setting stage sets are the contributions of this class. Q fl 5 in X I-I 'I'l'lE SHOW Stage Costumes Designing and making costumes, making fashion plates, studying color and design, ap- plying make up for school productions are activities of the girls in Stage Costume class. This class prepares girls for such positions as fashion designers, fashion experts and buyers. 1, Lv. :ip g Senior Ushers Bob Sparks, Iim Adams, Rick Michel, Sandy Zeitlin, Raquel Sisson, lean Bates, Carol Crisler and Iohn Harrison Knot picturedlare members of the Senior Usher team. During school assemblies they direct people to their seats and pass out programs. Mrs Brown sponsors this group. p ww ' .