Lincoln School - Lambre Quin Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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LONG LIFE TO LAMBREQUIN! Students of Lincoln School take great pride in its many venerable traditions. Last year the Class of 1955 established what we, the Class of 1956, hope will become another tradition. They presented a Yearbook, which, for the first time, was entirely independent of the school literary magazine. This new publication they called Lrllllfifeqllfll. They chose this name because Lambrequin and Lincoln both begin with the letter L. Lambrequin has a direct connection with the school shield fMinerva's helmetj, for a lambrequin is ii scarf which was attached to a helmet to protect it from damp and dirt. Thus the same helmet could be used for many years because its surface remained unmarred and lustrous. We hope that this year our Lllllfbffqllfll will add luster to the traditions of Lincoln School, and that in succeeding years many more Lafzzbreqfzifzr will follow, enriching and preserving what to us has grown to mean so much. LAMBREQ UIN BOARD Standing, left to right: S, McLean, Photographyg C. Alexieff. Captionsp M, Huntoon, Prophecy, A. LaFarge, Treasurerg M, I-latch, W'ill. Seated: Miss Gifford, K. Langdon, Special Features, N. Garden. Editor-in-Chief, D. Baker, History. Ab- sent: N. Goff, Class President. We of the Yearbook Board have found our work on Lambreqzzin, 1956, interesting as well as informa- tive. We hope that you will enjoy reading and owning your copy of Lambreqzzirz as much as we have en- joyed compiling it. To Mr. Frank Reynolds of the Ven-Art Studios goes much of the credit for the outstanding photography work. Mr. Thomas Galvin and Mr. Gene Manchester of the Taylor Yearbook Company and Miss Edna Martin of our own Art Department have been most generous with their time and advice. We also wish to thank all students and faculty members who have helped us with countless small details. We thank espe- cially the students who have so generously typed our material. Last year when the Class of 1955 first considered a yearbook bound separately from Lincoln Green, Miss Dorothy Gifford helped to make their dream come true by offering her services as permanent Yearbook Advisor. We are deeply grateful to her for her efforts in helping to produce the original Lambrequirz, and for the support, energy and time which she has given us while we have been creating this, the second edition of an independent yearbook in Lincoln School. Mgr:gaglmggwgloxggjgggflfxgsfm

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