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

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32? IF LE CLUB Mr. Wood's Rifle Club Mr. Wood's Rifle Club is high- lighted by the fine shooting of pres- ident Bob Neilson and Tommy Ro- binson tnot picturedl. Bill Peyton is also a fine marksman-. Members are: tBaclc row, left to riqhtl: Bob Neilson, Bill Peyton, Bruce Arnold, Mr. Wood. tFront row, left to riqhtl: Jerry Green, and Torn Messall. Mr. Dahl's Riile Club Tommy Marsiqlia, a sharpshooting marksman, leads Mr. Dahl's rifle club. Rick Michel and Don Gross are second and third respectively on Mr. Dah1's ladder. Members are: CFront row, left to Yiqhlli Weirren Scott, Bill Moran, Dan McCul1on, Byron Cox. tBack row, left to righti: Don Gross, Rick Michel, Tom Marsiglia. Bob Sparks, Alan Kimmy and Mr. Dahl. Mr. Ride's Rifle Club Sharpshooter Dick Blandinq, pres- ident oi Mr. Ride's title club, leads cr cast of fine shooters. Paul Naylor, lim McNabb, and Iirn Hinds are also top shots. Members are: tBack row, left to riqhtlt Mr. Ride, David Burgess, Paul Naylor, lim Hinds, Dick Blanding. lFront row, left to riqhtl: lim McNabb, Tony Whitman, Dick Wright, Russell Vamet and Bill Hinderer.

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GIRL TENN ,, g, ,, 1773 N A, ,, . The main purpose oi the Girls' Iunior Tennis Club, sponsored by Mrs. Carruthers, is to encourage ten- nis with beginners so that they ev- entually will be on the senior ladder. The club meets every other Tuesday and one match must be played with- in that time or the player qoes to the bottom oi the ladder. It is similar to the Senior Club in that the girls who have iaken 10 or more lessons will receive an award, the Sports' Award Assembly. ae' f 1-.----, 2. .,-,. - .4 l -- . V Tl-IE T0 P IS... The Senior Tennis Club, sponsored by Miss Lecklider, meets weekly during the semester to plan and play matches with other schools. Among their projects for the semester was their playing the boys' Senior Tennis Club. Their top players-Bet ty Werner, Sheila Boehm, Wendy Machamer. Sandra Henley - have won and placed in many Southern California tournaments. Top row are: tl. to r.l lean l..c1Gatta, Betty Werner. Sheila Boehm, Genie Gates, Barbara Moody, Toni Garduque. Bottom row are: Sandra Henley, Pat O'Brien, Wendy Machamer, Suanne Brenner. Raquel Sisson. THREE rw rt . Le' X s A - , 1... ' .I L, ,fig -- ' . SC' avg.: A ' . :ure .' .'I,j-if... I-1: 1 .. .gt-, fy: w . 'V .QE-:ur-.x if BGNY Werner Sheila Boehm Wendy Machamer

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A-9' 'TO P B-9' - 0 X , 1 1 .X f . gi. f S . xx 5 A superbly coached A-9 football team downed the hard fighting B-9's before a large crowd, October 26. The game was touch and go from start to finish. Bill Howard, A-9 back, picked up the opening kickoff and raced 60 yards up the north sideline for what appeared to be an A-9 touchdown. But officials detected that he had stepped out of bounds at mid- field. ln the first quarter 'the A-9's marched to the 'B-9 three yard line. But on the fourth down, Lee Grosscup throw was incomplete to Willy Holguin in the end zone and the A-9 threat was stopped. Fred Beck, B-9 tailback, tried a quick kick from his own end zone, but is was blocked by hard charging Tom Marsiglia, A-9 line- man. The kick traveled only l7 yards be- fore Iohn Carmack pounced on 'it for the A-9's. The A-9's once more took over. But they could not move and the B-9's took over on their own 20. The teams were still deadlocked 0-0 at the half. When the A-9's got the ball in the second half, it spelled disaster for the B-9's boys. Lee Grosscup, A-9 tailback, took the ball on what ,looked to be an end sweep. Faking nicely, he stopped and fired a perfectly aimed aerial into the arms of Willy Holguin who made a sensational catch. Outracing the last B-9 defender, Hol- guin went into the end zone untouched for the onlyytouchdown of the day. Grosscup passed to Iohn Griffiths for the extra point and the A-9's enjoyed a 7-0 lead. In the last quarter, with time running out, the A-9's once more began to move. On third down, Grosscup fired a flare pass to George Hughley who raced to the B-9's 40. Then Grosscup threw long to Holguin, who ran to the Bs9's 5. Two plays later, the game ended with the ball on the B-9 4 yard line. - A-9 coaches were Mr. Steinman and Mr. Clark. The B-9 coaches were Mr. Carter and Mr. Delkner.