Lincoln School - Lambre Quin Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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as S CLASS OF 1956 Back row. left to right: C. Alexieff. D. Baker. S. Allan. F. Trumbull, J. Crouter, J. Floytl. A. Law- rence. I.. Nelson, L. Gourse. S. Weigner. M. Hatth. C. D'Ugo. B. Batty. Thirdirow: B. Browning. M. Palmer. N. Garden. l.. Louttit. S. XX,lltCl'IUL1D. C. Buonanno. A. Godfrey. S. Lzlngtlon. S, Rosen- quist, S. Evans. S. McLean. M. MLC4JfIHlCk, A. Godfray. Setond row: F. Chisholm. A. Clevelantl. N, Bell, M, Huntoon. Vice Presiilentg S. Longo. Prcsitlentg A. LaFarge. Treasurerg N. Goff. Set- retaryg F. Maystre, J. Desrosiers. S. Moeller. Front row. E. Pilkington. S. Gorham. M. Dohhins. C. Coward. W. Bousefield, P. Gammino. C. Sharp. Sharp. Absent: J. Fine. CLASS OF 1957 Back row. left to right: D. Cory. B. Horton, J. Paige. C. Penny. E. Warshiiw, C. Parker. P. Laurans. I.. Fuqua. A. Wfoodworth, D. Day. C. Almy. Third row: A. Lothgreen. V. Darke. E. Vetterlein, G. Easthurn, J. Hodge. V. Bachman. G. Avakian. D. Connell. D. Harris. P. Allen. J. Tinker. P. Henshaw. Second row: J. Reddinger, L. Darman. R. Bradley. J. Arcaro, Sccretaryg S. Kenney. Presidentg J. Day. Vite 'Presitlentg C. Freesman, Treasurerg J. Ochs. M. Presbrey. J. Metzger. First row1 P. Wiltling. D. Jordan. H. Lampros. K. Kronquist. S. Francis. M. Lareau. N. Gorham. N. Stevens.

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MICHELINE LACHALX Q 13 Rue sr. -lean Q Provins, FRANCE HMICKIIEH The Ifrtm'br11.111',r darling Cowper RL'II1L'IIlIiL'P'Ld fur: Her haircutg a 96 pulse beat Stun: Answering questions Stlyirllqz Kiddog great! S11ffffv'eried dum-1 To pilot a transcontinental plane ,'lr11ki.'iw1: To be an airline hostess Mzziimllyi Sf't'.lf'fll1U . . . con espressione lx l Lincoln and our affiliated school in Pro- Micheline not only provides a lin' uetween vins, but also representg the growing bond of friendship between France and the United States. However, her main contribution to school this year has been as an individual per- sonality without regard to nationality. Her enthusiasm for doing well whatever she at- tempts has made her participation in classes and outside activities invaluable. Dressed in blue jeans, she has given us her time and artistic ability many afternoons, painting mus 1- rooms ther specialtyj and working on the yearbook. Her interests are broad-as she likes sciences, travel, drawing, and musicg however, her first aim is to be a pilot. Having passed a childhood of terror and uncertainty in France, Mickie has great strength of character and determination combined with an inexhaustible supply of joie de vivre and natural gaiety. She is indeed The best Frenchman to come to America since Latayettefw, and because of her we are all sure that a Frenchman can never again be a foreigner to us. -fr... var , 5.. 1. , . 3 N. 'wk 1 Z K X ' 1, M . - 1 .L ' '. 'A l X X A I ,,

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Bdtk row: S. Ynung, C, Stone. -I. Lozon, Iwi. Buonimno, K. Clark, C, Moeller. S. Tull, P. Eddy. NI, McCaffrey. Third row: P. Levaur, B. Silklilxl, S, Stanhope, M. Marks, L. Ralmsden, Wfeuver. C. Bartlett, B. Hoye. j, Eddy, I.. Wlmite. Serond row: C. Brown. E. Allen. J. Gray, Vine President, N. Boglmossiun. Presidentg S. Scott, Treusurerg -I. McCleery, Secretnryg J, Caiger. J. Norton. Front row: V. Ladd. M. Gordon, P. VUylie, P. Dwight. I. Feinberg, S. Crusoe, JI. Keyes, N. Orabonzi. rev '64 NXXXX ffffhqj' ' .mi gr' 1.1 'se '5 7 '56