Lincoln School - Lambre Quin Yearbook (Providence, RI)

Page 30 text:

PILOT S LOG fContmued grounded so we turned our attention to gain ing new knowledge and trying to forget our knowledge of slang Ruth learned that coat room signs were for the benefit of us all that they were not to be removed on impulse Fourth Grade During a stop over we de cided to try something new and exciting Therefore the fire station was our next stop Upon discovering the use of a pole in the center of the station we all proceeded to wear out our skirts by slidtnv down it lNatural ly we were intrigued by the bright red en gines but our own transportation awaited us and we retired to the plane for our fifth hour of flight Fifth Grade At this time the first of our several pilots opened the lands of Central and South America to our minds Our parents began to Find gaps in their newspapers and magazines as we delighted with our new discoveries made scrap books about the country of our choice ive also became the proud authors and actors of a new play entitled Mexrran Fzesta Under our second first parts tn the traditional Vespers service YVhen winter really set in we felt sorry for our few remaining feathered friends and took ad vantage of the bird feeding station outside our window YVe enjoyed the meals more than the birds though for we found that raw corn was almost as good as the cooked variety Sixth Grade Here udy and ulie proved to us that we couldnt use them as navigators on the plane since they couldn t find England or the Mississippi on a map XVe discarded our plane when we found that our Magic Blankets would serve the same purpose dur mg rest hour XVe turned to even more Pflml llvC means of travel when we turned motm taineers and climbed Blue Hill at Nfvdies invitation Our slogan for the year was A poem a week in our memories well keep Seventh Gmde Our flights became more complicated as definite schedules were mtro duced for our daily work However that we still clung to the few remaining remnants of our childhood was indicated by our lunch hour jack games One of the high flights of the year w is our presentation of Pickwick Papers ll hen tap d inetng was discovered however we abandoned our dramatic talents and turned to the more glamourous life of chorus girls Ezghth C mdf' Our study of American his ttlry' led us on a trip to the State House where we were more interested in the aim of the Senators than in their views on the Jamestown Ferry In a fashion show our passengers demonstrated the right and wrong styles for air travel whether our destination were the beach or the ballroom XX e celebrated the end of our last flight tn the lower atmosphere with a presentation of Hansel and Gretel In that play we lost Iudy in an oven and will now try to remcarnate her Nznth Crade We took on so many new passengers for this flight that we could no longer eat in the Plane s dining room conse quently we sandwiched ourselves lnto the freshman coatroom a territory forbidden to us that we traded dances for the December Tea Dance Although the plane was still our favor ite mode of transportation we were worried by talk of raising the driving age therefore we wrote a letter to the editor complaining about the situation Tenth Frade YVe moved to a bigger air liner and chose a capable leader to pilot us through our last three flights the first of w hieh involved a trip to apan where we stopped off at the Mikados palace 'Ihis trip tired us so that we went to Sally s house for another of our slumber parties This party was won derful as usual but we did everything but slumber Gail came the closest to it however under -Xnn s great hvpnotic powers llr' entlz Fmde lxttty led the scientists of the class to the lab to be scared to death by their first view of grasshoppers fwhat Phv lum and frogs Alas' a turn to material things' Money! The junior Spa provided 9 Y , ' - Q . v - ' . 1 ,Z s IA. I ' u ' K , ,' In Y f ' A ' 1 - I .' . K. ' , , , , , , V l Q Q 1 1 a K A . s A A. ' ' , , , D . Y - r . ' ' ' I , rt - V vs Y 1 ' v ' . -1 S I A ' ' ll Il , . y Y , . '. . IA - , d . . V s . - , - y V, . . pilot for the year, we solemnly undertook our by our pilots. It was in this room in September 1 ' Y ' V I ' Y . . y V . . , , , V . . . I g - V . . g V , V ' J Y . V Y Y l'A l ' 5 Y V V ' A . . . ' . , x - 1 V - V X , , ' ' v ' t '- i it ,' - ' i 5 , . . L ' ' .' Q . l , I,- . ' ' - y , . . . '

Page 29 text:

mme FLIE 5 Flzght Tzme re XI1ss Nhss NI1ss Nllss 'Nlxss Mlss Nhss lk rs NIISS Nllss 'Nllss Xllss Pzlot Nash Cofran Tracy Xfoodx enkxns Fowler Kachel Llttlefield XX llson Nlacllou all XIacDouUall NIacDouUall Passenge 1 s Clise COIllCllllS CUTIE Harloxse ordwn I pp1tt Plerce Pughese Xhnsor Xounf Hxgf xns XX elner Ps ne Chase C1310 Slade Kane 'I ourtellot Foster Gardlner Codclard I rp! ltt Loxenberg NIC Curdx NIcElrow A b e 1 Branch Decker E x a n s Nloeller XX hlte XX lnsor Schlosberg Scott Strelt Trumbull Xlormeau Xllhltnes XX IHSOI' Alun Xmes Bemls Blach er Fullterson Green Hodglemson Howell l leme Plerce Rexel Stone Strut Troppolx Lnder down 'Xl altels Xdams BClllIlU Boogar Crou e Fradln Lundm Niurdough XVadd1nvton Bla 1 Cunt Dale Creene Dexoe Slckxnger C h a s e Curlt P1erce Pyne H lnsor Pugllese Llpp tt Cornellus Kane Moeller Strext Cralg Bemls Goddard Hlg g1ns Mormeau XVhxte Adams Belling Boogar PILOT S LOG I If Plzmary ln September N31 the F1flY Second Mrborne DIXISIOH of Lincoln School bonded then' plane THE NIISSINC' IIXCS for a tuelxe hour cruxse to Gradua t1on Green Inst Fmde ThlS was our year of enlxght mem Electucallx lnchned ue proceeded to bulld our own radlo statlon and exen con structed a door bell that rang .Serond Crude Here Klttys interest nn things sexentlhc appeared for the hrst tlme and she brought ln a half dozen Stuart Lxttles for us to studs Our mxce howeser thought the second grade borlng and soon escaped to the third Thzrd C mde At last we followed Klt s uhlte mlce and entered the thlrd hour of our non stop fllght honexer our plane was Twenty five , .'---.--55'-nv .-,-Q-.'Qg ' N F I nqm'- ' lx N' -- ' 7 Q Y 1 ---.-- ---,.v '- II Y Y D 1 Sbs' ' , ' On OH P ........l.. . ' Q ....... .la 2 ' A -' ,, ' '. ' '. I. . ,1 . I v 'Q 1 lb 1 . Y S l ............ l . ..... tg , V ' , , , I 7 L, . ln . . on.. ..... . l 1 -4 ............ . '. I ' .. .... , ' ' 5. ....... .... ' ' ..... ' I ', ' -, 1 , .' D' , - r, . - 6, .... ....., t ..... . , , , ' Y '! Al i ly v 9 7 ............ , Miss Crowell ..... Allan, Mc'Watters. Saklad, Chase, Decker, Foster, 7 Y 7 J A 8 ............ I . ' l ' , ' ' 9.. .......... . V' ,,.,, , . ' V ' I I , ' I , 1 'I , -Ie- Y 3 7 I M ' v s W ' I0 ............ . 1 ' g . .- ' 3, ' U, 1 , ', , ' - V Y J V Y l Y L fe ' D ll ............, . . . O . g, A , 4 , 1 ' , , O W .Y Y . . 1- ......,..,.. . r D . , 9 ,Qu . ,gg . - . I , U A . V, . . e , ,. , 1- 1 - t V' l , H S . .H .v 1 .1 ' l ' l ', A A . . . - ',. 1 . . K. I., ' , ,,. Y Q x .-j, 1 X . K . . ' , -' , ' ' v . '. -ZA , , ' '

Page 31 text:

PILCT S LOG Contznued food for hungry athletes and money or I O L s for our treasurv The classtcal among us Jonned wxth II heeler Moses Brown and Country Day to present Hayden s Creatlon Dot ttxeel a solo flight out of her bedroom wm dow and found that although she escaped unharmed she preferred our orngxnal means of travel The hnal note was sounded at the tradmonal step smgtng Wa? ' I ltlll M1 Twelfth Grade Xvllh our gas supply run mng low we started our last Journey from a new hangar the Semor Room whxch was t scene of many meettngs and dlscussnons subjects scholastic and otherwxse IVh1te green and tan legs now appeared m the corrldors Thxs was not due to some exotic dlsease but merely the knee socks fad that we started 'Ihere were many partles brewmg for us this year lncludmg one at anets and one at Ruth s In S cunnet Ixow the Semors no long er Proud and Prejudzced must leave but we are lookmg forward to the Prom where the Fnfty Second -Xlrborne wtll gather together once more before gomg our separate ways to all parts of thls country of ours Commzttee J MCELROY Chairman I I I J ABEL D I-IoDcluNsoN 'Q I J:- z Q z Q I 2 I -I -4 I l'l'I O19 H OLQ -5 Sw 3' O 3 CD O 'U 541 3 O '5 N C... F Elo O 7 U7 P D SC T H IX Qirgxev H FRADIN C JORDAN J Hantowlz J MCCURDY 197 Kcnfh 1 THEY FINALLY INK IN! c l J cu 6 I I I I . ' ' 's' V57 t . - fw 3 .. no QQ K 193 - 8 7' 8 A Xa? 7 All C O73 E3 6 8 Eel E3 25 5 El 0 Q Q