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

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W' t at-4, 34,4 0' TELX' Y +4 1 Xu' Y , N -Q nfl- Qi Ns 1 viii? y xx' :thi ' The School Dance Committee really had 'em hoppin' this semester with a schedule of three dances, two for the entire school and one A-9 dance. Co-sponsors, Mrs. Hickman and Mr. Meeks, and the committee secured the Wonderful eiqht piece band, Blue Notes . A total of S30 has been added to the Dance Committees fund due to their well-planned entertainment. With such unique dances as the Foot-Ball, Holly-Hop, and Graduation Ball, Lincoln's student body had some enjoyable Friday nights planned for them. ' - t

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5s ,I I ,-I kxwil., , 5 N. if fyar 'H M147 Q rf-:bg Most of the year, Lincoln's Faculty are con- sidered natural, normal, average, easy going and even sedate. But sedateness was lost inla heel-tossing comedy about an overworked school-teacher in the 1951 production of the Faculty Frolics. Written, by Mr. Mitchell, this traditional production featured all of Lincoln's administrators and teachers. Miss Primrose CMrs. Taylorl, the victim of the visions, relived her six spasms to the under- standing Dr. Crabtree tMr. Woodl. School room scenes 'highlighted Act I. Teachers became pupils much to the delight of the audience. In Act. 2, the big ten ring ,circus was opened by ringmaster tMr. Dagortl announcing the annual beauty contest between local lovelies. The Twitchell brothers tMr. Steinman, Mr. Clark and Mr. Delknarl received tremendous ovation as they thrilled the crowd with their gravity defying stunts. Then came the grand finale, with Miss Prim- rose winning the Big Black Cat, who turned out to be none other than Mr. Watts. - b Q

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Tl-I Mona wscevt t' 6 ul TOGETHER.. 4 N42-A tt--AN tl 1 W v V .f a :- rfokli er' . 1' fl f .vjzjf i 'A -y . 0 ' r . 1,5-R I U 4 ' p - gx- , 4 4 , 7, -9 .1 tk The Halloween Carnival, A-9 Dance, Lincoln and Iohn Adams Ioint Meeting, and Open House set the rapid pace for the Parent Teachers' Association ot Lin- coln, better known as the P.T.A. Parent members in conjunction with teachers Work together to make such events suc- cessful. ..