Lincoln School - Lambre Quin Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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THE SWARM Queens and drones and workers, numbing Busy air with constant humming, Drone out estival existence, Muted by jack Frost's insistence. When purple dots the weary plot Behind the shed, when dawn is not A stay-abed, but soon adorns The sky with chiffon scarves of morn, The autumn bride Regina starts Her colony of buzzing hearts. Confining shells soon yield and burst, Releasing babes with inborn thirst To suck the juice of labors long, To fill the air with throbbing song. Amelia's caste is populous, The hive is her Acropolis, A house of Ptolemaic thought: That gold is gold and is as ought To be. Thus Order Prime condones The Ichabods, the caste of drones. Queens and drones and workers, numbing Busy air with constant humming, Drone out estival existence, Muted by jack Frost's insistence. The winter stills Amelia's wings, Kills Ichabod, and thwarts the sting. Yet, struggling through the biting days Regina lives . . . her brood to raise- To learn from errors of the past? Indeed there must exist a caste Of sluggards, but as large? Uncouth, They never sample Love and Truth. Must Regina rule alone. Presiding on her crippling throne, Her wheelchair? Must she sit each day And ,watch all laughter slip away? Will just Amelia have the luck To laugh with Life, to live as Puck? Queens and drones and workers, numbing Busy air with constant humming, Drone out estival existence, Muted by jack Frost's insistence. G.S.F.

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Standing, left to right: B, Ress, B. Curit, VI. Smith. Sitting: C. Smith, A. L. Eddy, j. Boxverman. B. Sherman, C. XX'ilson. J. Perkins, G. Falk, C. Johanson, S. Shaghalian, Miss Gifford. LAMBREQUIN BOARD The publication of a Yearbook, bound separately from the june issue of LINCOLN GRIQEN, has long been the dream of each Senior class. To the board which has had the nrivilege ofhpreparing this first edition of LAMBREQUIN have come many problems an ' responsibilities. We have tried to set standards and precedents which LAMBRE- QUIN boards in years to come will be glad to follow, It has been our aim to have a book which is warm and friendly, to include pictures which will be of interest over the years, and, in general, to make LAMBREQUIN, 1955, a volume which will serve as a happy reminder to the entire student body of the wonderful year which has just passed. NVQ are in complete accord with the increasing emphasis on doing a few things well rather than many things in a mediocre fashion. Because we feel that a mere list of activities after a girl's name is no indication of her contribution to her class and to the school, we have this year omitted the Senior Statistics. Wfe have included only such pages as we have been able to finance from the class treasury without the aid of advertisements. We wish to express our gratitude to Mr. Thomas Galvin and Mr. Williana Rowan of the Taylor Yearbook Company for their patient and invaluable assistance in the planning of page lay-outs. To our class photographer, Mr, Robert Fein of the Roberts Studio, go our -thanks for his generous donation of group pictures and candid shots. These three men have made possible the realization of the dream, LAMBREQUIN, 1955.