Lincoln School - Lambre Quin Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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LINCOLN GREEN Class I-lrstor E the Class of 194 herevnth ayyard to Ann Smath an enduranee medal for her tharteen years at Llneoln School Mass Smrth would you hk to ay a fex vyords Thank you Thas really touches me deeply Whenever I look at thas medal I shall be re manded of my many pleasant years at Lmcoln Sehool I shall thlnk of kandergarten and the fun me had there paantanff red fare LITUIIILS on the floor and gettmg most of the paant on our selves of Hrst grade and the bell Mass Batley rang when vye were too norsy That year vte bualt a house furmshed mth everythanv even a hand made qualt A toy store was our ehaef anterest an the second grade but vye also pa1nted art1 tae paetures of a shap yye had seen dovvn at the docks It ralned a good deal the year vye were an thard grade so vye spent our reeesses Illdklllff mud ples We avadly studred prehastorae tarnes under the guadanee of Mass Campbell yxho was new that year and therefore very pleasant She would occasaonally 1nvate us to her house for cookaes and a marlonette shovy The thang I r member most V1Vldly hoyxeyer as Mass Camp bell s method of makang Us quaet she would hold a common pan about a foot above her d k and ask Us to hear It drop At Chrastmas she made each of us a present of the garl s own salhouette pasted on a ealendar In the fourth grade we were shoeked to dlseover that Mrs Haven really expeeted us to learn somethang namely lonv d1v1 saon When we had mastered that we started on a mald form of astronomy IH whach we took part by rotatang around the room as planets It s doubtful vyhether we haye ever reeovered from the da zaness thereby aequared By fifth grade Eleanor Beede Clare Fraser and Mary Peace Ha ard had yoaned our ranks Mass Fowler stopped teaehanv Us fraetaons lon-1 enough to read us The Colden Horseshoe by Eh abeth Coatsvtorth It sO delavhted u that yy deeaded to make at anto a play XV1th Great effort vte composed a letter to M1 s Coatsyyorth and soon reeeaved permasslon to gave the play As you may vxell IITIHUIIIC at was loads of fun and a huge sueeess' The great eyent vye had been looklng forvvard to for five years eame at last ID the svcth grade the prrvllege of g1V1Dg the Chrastmas play on the bag stage We felt yxe vyere at la t groyyn up That year also we took an amaganary trap to the Far East In junaor Haph we adored Mass Garretson ran the Lmeoln Prlntang Company out of busane s wrote frank opanlons of eaeh other 1D slam books and vxere antroduced to the horrors of Iatln Several present day SCIUOFS 1o1ned oar elass namely Conme Allen Eleanor Clayton Lorraane Cohen and Martha Mooers We entered hlgh school an baby bonnets and one hlgh heeled hoe Most of the year was spent playang hangman and arguang about the Fresh man Plays In May Ganny gave a never to be forgotten party at Greene Aggle nearly drove the Austan off the brldge those an swammrng almost suffocated under a rubber boat and Beede borrowed Gmny s pants fShe stall hasn t returned them oophomore year vyas pretty dull as we settled down to study As jumors we really got anto the swang of thangs yyath sandvyaeh sales elass rangs and step sangang Sprang was spent an treprdataon prepar mv for seholastae aptatude tests Then finally we were Senlors wlth the prav aleges of the Senror room and of torturang th Freshmen We reverted to Shakespeare for our Semor play and gave Tvyelfth Nlght a at has never been gaven before The rest of the year vyas spent laboraously preparlng for eollege entranee exams Novy at last we are graduatang and lookanv fearfully but hopefully tovyards eolleve and the future CLARE FRASER Ayxs Axnriaasox Euixxoaa BFEDE Maru Panera I'IxzaRD Axx SMITH 18 Y o 1 vb V v i . ... . V , , . 5 t E, , . . . - r Q Y 1 , V , . ' o 1 ' : . . Q .M we - , . , , - 5 I . ' ' 1 v 57 ' ,, , , L S V .V V . , v 1 , ' - s s v V ' A 'CM . , , Y - . , , 5 K v I , . . ' ' s ' s ' I v m 5 , s ' 1 ' - ' ' s S 4 Y , 7 ., . , ya ' ' . ' I il v I ' na s - ' , . ' s , v ' ' ' . al . t ' I Q -x - - , -ls , , , . . a - s - a , , ,, , f W S , , . '- - ' y ' v f ' ' , . ea f C - o . , ' 1 f 7 V 4 ' ' 1 e e ' , ,, . . , ' 1 - ' ' , , , Q -Q ' ' V f If 7 l - I AQ - 54 ' 7 ' B - I v . i . 5 C - ' . ' , . 9 5 K I ' ' Y r . 7 . . . X - s - 1 1 V. A sf .5 . . . . N , H ,Na i A, , Q ,,. ,, , , , ' I 4 I 1 , es , ' ' . . - , . - . . , . . 4 , . , . ,- . -. . , , , A . a s . . . . . . . , ' , .. . s . s . . . e . - , e . :S - , , . . . , , , , . ... e . . , s s , 1 1: 's a ' ' ,e I 3 . - N' - Q , b V L. Y - Q- Y . . i , 5 Y V Q 3 ' .W . 3 i , 4. . . , , ,, ., , , ,. , . , 9 S ' I ' Y ' Y v -1 . . . 5, , r '-1 ' f -' A 1. . , , . . 3 A a a .e -s . I - - a y -V s . . ' 4 V ' ' H ' ' vx wl x V I .. ' .I s . 5 e. L V I ' ' Y A 5 's vm fe 4 ' a 1 'qw v . . I . . , .

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LINCOLN GREEN Prophecy AST classes have used flying alrplanes crys tal balls gypsy cauldrons and all thexr variations but slnce wc are not a practlcal class we know that the only way for our com mlttee to get things down correctly IS to take a census In order that you won t thlnk we re being too conventlonal we shall start at the end of the alphabet After drlvmg through the spacious grounds of Mlss E B Whxtneys CdllfOI'l1ld Instltutxon for Good Health we were recelved first by the foot min then by the butler and finally by L B herself surrounded by oranges tangermcs and grapefrult Have you tasted the new lmproved two holed Whltney doughnuts crunchy crlsp and tasty7 Pawtucket R I has become famous for thls dehcacy Alas however Eleanor tells us that her gingerbread 15 stlll among the m1SSlHg' When you go to the polls thls November vote for Catherme Warren on the Soclahst Reform tlcket Miss Warren has glven up her former cosmetlc busmess and now her motto IS From Perfume to Polltlcs Do you own any rubber tlres that cannot wear down or glasses that won t break? They are the mventxons of Ann Smith head of the Rockefeller Experiment Statlon Sb sclentlflcally combmes her career wlth marrlage A new Mr Anthony las come 1nto the public eye' Mary Slsson having dxstmgulshed herself by the book Long Lwe Marrzage has opened a new radio forum It may be heard at 9 Z0 every Tuesday night on station RENO Agatha Sheffield has just registered llttle Aggle ID Llncoln and Smith Mlss Babcock 15 looking forward wxth skeptlclsm to the conung arr1val of another Agatha Special note We find an upset in the alphabet because of the followlng mterestxng combmatlon fWe are also led to vtonder how much work really is accomplished knowlng these two Q Drs Plnch and Mooers M D B S Ph D have just dlscoxered a new loxe potlon AUQHNOQ vthlch they IIICLFICI to try out on the1r respectnve Axr Corpses Untll the exper1 ment 1s successful oilice hours xxlll cont1nue to be from 11 l O Cut rate prices after one oclock Surrounded by chlntzes pohshed sllver and her daughters Conny Plerce has just appeared m Better Homes and C ardens as the plcture of the week Happily marrled to her farmer Cay Mitchell doesn t mind the drudgery of milking cows and feedmg pigs What won t one do for love? Anne McIntoshs scxentlst husband certamly has coverted Mac She spends all of her t1me dussectmg frogs and embalmmg cats She says she finds lt all very fascmatlng It or the husband' Lou: e Long IS reported busy as a Nurse s Ald in a Naval Hospital at some far off section of the Umted States Texas? She even writes a book or tuo between cases Her latest pr1 e novel IS tltled 'Tours o Rhode Island Sue Lawton is devotmg all of her tlme to the manufacture of little spikes bolts nails and fish 1ng tackle After ten vears of contemplation Charlotte ohnson IS st1ll undecided as to which Steve is more deslrable In the recent lssue of Spectator our former Mary Peace Hazard appeared nn a sernes of p1c tures portraymg a typlcal army wife She is where she IS raxsmg dogs and dew drops 1n her spare time Natahe Goodman has taken If upon herself to teach httle colored chnldren good posture Her husband complains that lt takes too much of her time After a successful cireer of modelmg clothes Mrs Frlck fPat Gregson has retired to join her husband ln Harmony In spite of thelr hurried elopement Betty Gormly and the Earl of Newport are now hap plly married and resrdmg on the sunny island of Bermuda Ann Gllbert IS no longer passing out cards wlth just the same Black name on them but has added an advertlsement for her reducing school The success of the mstntutlon IS easrly understood by rememberlng Ann s supernatural luck IH her strenuous but unnecessary reducing at Lincoln Peggy Gllbane asslsted by her husband and 20 ' -I l 1 I I x S D 5 , ' ' . ' , , . , ' nn w -v -5 7 I 7 r . Q - 1 - I I I 1 I . l 3 I I I4 A a' ' C ' U ' ' . . Y ' . 4 Q a Y Q I L . T t I - 1 s ' ' A Y ' ' T I f, . D 1 TV ' I I 1- . . A . , . ' ' ' , shown in her home at Fort Benning, Georgia . . q K At: . . , ' ' ' , . ' ll . ,S ' , ' . , . ' A I li. . . . ' , ' Y A - ' I x .. Y -s Q , A ' ' ' '9 ' 'P I I . . . . . ' I I 1 v r ' P V ' . . , ' 7 : 2 ' ' ' - ' ' Q I V 4, ,I . , , 7 A I ' f I .T ' N T- 5 P V