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

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LOOK FOR '57 FEBRUARY -George Washington's birthday-no school. -A9 Class takes time out for B I G picture - The Black Shield of FalsWorth thrills student body as the benefit movie. MARCH - just Blew In Dance scores success in Girls, Gym-no cokes left. -Duke Gordon delights student body with his Bow Majic -some archer! -Unsatisfactory notices prove unlucky. -Band and Orchestra receive Excellent ratings at District Music Festival. -Students rush to make deadline for Science Fair exhibits in library. -Red Cross Drive gets off to good start -SALTAIR distributed to Period 5 Classes. -MEMORIES staff battles to meet printer's deadline-and it's off to Dallas. -Music groups appear for Dads, Night at P.T.A. meeting. -Many Lincolnites line up for polio shots. 27-A9 Class presents Peck's Bad Boy before an appreciative audience at three performances. -Boxes full of clothing are removed from Halls to be sold in P.T.A. Rummage Sale. ,Rane-e 'Ro-nine 'Tn-ninne Tnrildqnc Finlwl- f-'nr

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A BACKWARD JANUARY 24-Spring class takes over A9 Walk from de- parting Lincolnites. M 28-Students continue to autograph annuals as new semester opens. 29--Beginning architects survey start of own building project-West Patio booth. 30--Gals line up for I.D. pictures-no casual- ties. FEBRUARY 1-Guys take chance on breaking the cameras. 2-Seventh Grade assembly. 6-Athletes turn out for new after-school sports program. 7-Blind musicians stage concert in auditor- ium. 8-Contributions .taken in homerooms and sent to help the blind. Braille is expensive! 11-Mr. Quinn's social studies class visits Hal Roach Studios. Mr. Bloom has fun. 12-Abe Lincoln's birthday-our vacation. 13-March of Dimes Drive begins with a bang. 14-A9, B9 girls tryout for cheerleading. 15- Women must votel'-Susan B. Anthony day observed with parade of speech arts class. 18-Lincolnites line up for group pictures. 20-Lincoln hosts parents at Open House, pre- ceded by Family Dinner in cafeteria

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A BACK WARD APRIL 1-Memories Staff open book sales in Period 3 Classes. Woops-who was fooled today? 5-Annual Spring Dance in Girls' gym. 6-Mr. Drake counsels Swim Club committee. 8-Whew - half of the semester's gone! Grades! 9-Samohi students present Orientation As- sembly. 12-A9-B9 Girls' Volleyball game set in gym. 12-Mrs. Knowlton and Mr. Vaughn chaper- one classes for visit to Science Fair, Los Angeles County Museum. 12-Come as you were day reveals secret desires. 15-22-Spring Vacation-no school. 16-Knitting Club prove their efforts with 'lsocksf' 22-Advanced typists set new speed records. 22-A9 Counseling program begins-and we think more about Samohi. 25-A9's give the B9's a rough tumble in vol- leyball game. 26-The Faculty men invade the A9 Camp for volleyball toss. ,9-Feminine sharpshooters improve form in basement range. 29-A9 Girls get a fly from the B9's in softball. 30-A9 Walk holds popularity as spring days COI'lt1I1LlC. a.faiw.iiyrammwm.f., Qnfrwfv-ifi-M