Lincoln School - Lambre Quin Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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CARLA VVILLIAMS WRIGHT 1948-1953 66 Ridge Street Pawtucket, Rhode Island A living dog is better than a dead lion. -Ecclesiastes Seen: Knitting argyles, looking for head QLion's, that is!j, passing out pretzels Talks about: her dog, Bowdoin, next-door neighbor Ambition: for everyone to be prompt at Glee Club Rezrzenilnerrd for: superb portrayal of character parts in class plays, food containers, descriptive anecdotes President of Glee Club, '53, Step-Singing Committee, '52, Clee Club, '51, '52, '53, Chorus, '50, Orchestra, '51, '52, Sen- ior Play, '53, Freshman Plays, '50, Four Schools' Concert, '50, '51, '52, Captions Committee for Ycfarhook, '53, SYLVIA ZVVEIFEL 1947-1953 1502 Goddard Avenue Louisville 6, Kentucky Every inch a girl. -Unknozwn Seen: in front of xi mirror, tzringing from Dude Boy Talks nboul: hunky-dory galoshes, basketball players Ambition: to conduct Hallelujah Chorus R1'mz'rnbered for: 'phone calls from Louisville, laughing lits, writing on everything, What can l wearP , fear ol' snakes Vice-l'resident of Resident Government, '52, Chairman of Sylt Committee, '53, Representative to Resident Government, '51, Patience, '52, Clee Club, '52, '53, Chorus, '50, '51, Senior Play, '53, Freshman Plays, '50, Four Schools' Concert, '50, Prophecy Committee for Yearbook. '53, THE LINCOLN DAISY A daisy- Symbol of love In bucolic beauty, It gives to graduation A bit of happiness to permeate The solemnity of this day. DEBORAH JONES, '53

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MARGERY FARGO WATTS 1949-1953 25 Woodland Road Barrington, Rhode Island Nothing great was ever achieved without Qenthusiasmj -Hegel Seen: in the studio, judging Dance-Club tryouts, deco- rating for a tea dance Talks about, Satuiderstown, bunnies, her brother Ambition: to guard her lunch from voracious Seniors Remembered for: curly hair, all-year-round tan, good lunches, artistic ability Secretary of Senior Class, '53, President ol' Dance Club, '53, President of Chorus, '52, Sophomore Class Secretary, '51, Art Editor of Lincoln Green, '55, Vice-President of Dance Club, '52, Chairman of Special Features Committee for Year- book, '53, Patience, '52, Tea Dance Committee, '50, '51, '52, '53, S.C.E.W., '51, '53, Glee Club, '53, Chorus, '50, '52, Dance Club, '51, '52, '53, Junior Alliance Francaise, '52, '53, Senior Play, '53, Freshman Plays. '50, Class Gifts Committee, '53. HANNAH MARACE WHITTEN 1951-1953 East Vassalboro Maine Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. an excellent thing in woman. -Shakespeare Seen: throwing water, falling for a story Talks about: Kirbromit, Maine Ambition: to get the best of Lois Remembered for: curly hair, knee socks, brilliant cou- tributious in English Class, her brother, loud scream junior Class Vice-President, '52, Patienre, '52, Senior Play, '53. MEREDITH CAROLINE WINTER 1952-1953 2751 Post Road Greenwood, Rhode Island As merry as the day is long. -Shakespeare Seen: arriving and departing, taking sit-ups Talks about: the Nomad , her fabulous adventures Ambition: to fill out a college application correctly! Remembered for: dimples, red nightgown, studying Spanish with Moo, picture-littered bureau, bolli-1olli- POPS Chairman of Christmas Tea Dance Committee, '53, Treas- urer of Sylt Committee, '53, j. V. Hockey, '53, Senior Play, '53, Chairman of Step-Singing Committee, '53

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THE CLASS OF 1954 Ii THE CLASS OF 1955 5 M Twenty THE CLASS OF 1956