Lincoln School - Lambre Quin Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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PAT leaves Moses as a mate For any girl without a date. CAROLYN leaves her chipmunk pose And her famous line, I'm a dear, little white rose. JUDY FINE leaves her blue convert To Lincoln girls who are inert. AGNES leaves her Beethoven and Bach Hoping a Freshman can get a good mark. LIZ gladly leaves to the underworld The role ofa thug whose life she unfurled. To basketball are left her bandaged kneesg JAYNIE, don't fall down again please! SUE WATERMAN leaves her little pug nose In a Senior picture with a real cute pose. KITTY LANGDON leaves her big, blue eyes So someone else can woo the guys. MARTHA leaves something new and uniqueg Tea Dance decorations done in a week. Her earnest look in English session NANCY SMITH leaves, making an impression. ROSIE leaves a sparkling array Of Speidel watchbands. Get one today! BURMA leaves to the juniors' feet Those Clanging Clods that can't be beat. Around a corner SANDY W. went And in her car she leaves a dent. LORRAINE leaves her jeep to U.R.I. With a rock 'n roll beat and a hearty cry. AMY leaves her laugh so cackle-y To a sober member of the faculty. Sneezing and coughing are BEVERLY'S forte, She' leaves her Kleenex so juniors can snort. DRUIE leaves her cleanliness behind, Hoping a neat roommate she will find. Goya is left by dear old SAL To a specially lazy junior gal. BARBARA leaves thoughts of a little, blue car Hoping its driver won't travel too far. From NANCY BELL to the Sophomores all Go her do-si-dos and promenade the hall. CAROL leaves her ideals high They could save the world if we gave them a try. To the juniors with all her might CAMILLE leaves one big pillow fight. LOUISE leaves her daily letter Wishing the contacts had been better. ANNE LA FARGE leaves her wings of hickory To those who would master a Christie's trickery. To Lincoln NANCY GARDEN leaves a call And a cheering audience filling the hall. COWIE leaves her trips to Maine To another gal with a Bowdoin swain. SANDY MOELLER leaves her famous car For someone who has to walk too far. What a sportsman . . . that's our SUSIE, We hope there's a junior that's as much of a doozie A purple wardrobe is left by JOANNEQ For everyone who needs an Amherst man. NANCY MULLERVY leaves candelabra and tails To grace the piano she never fails. MRS. GIANGRECO: To MRS. G. who gives us her time, We cannot seem to make up a rhyme. For no words can express our love for you, And the warmth of your smile in whatever you do. MISS COLE: To MISS COLE each of us leaves her heart, From her love and guidance we'll never part. Through the years to come in what'ere we do, With each new day we'll think of you. LINCOLN SCHOOL: From our Alma Mater we leave with a tear, Onto new paths we'll venture next yearg But Lincoln School will always remain, Love, loyalty and lowliness guarding her name.