The specific purpose of the recently held 2005 Lincoln Alumni Sports Hall of Fame ceremony is to recognize the achievements of persons who have made outstanding contributions to the athletic program. Click here to review the records of inductees into the 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005 Sports Hall of Fame.
Abraham Lincoln High School alumni are well known. The names of distinguished alumni are recognized as leaders in their respective fields the world over. Peruse and enjoy our Wall of Fame.
The Regional Roundup Committee would like to know if you would like to assist them in having a Regional Roundup Luncheon in your area. For more information click here.
Upcoming/Recent Events:
Recent high winds in San Francisco caused damage to Lincoln High School, click here to see how you can help.
Coming in February is our annual Crab Feast. Along with the festivities, a raffle is conducted and many prizes awarded. You can be a part of this great even by donation a prize for out raffle. All proceeds from the raffle go directly back to Lincoln in one form or another. Your Alumni Association is looking for gift certificates from stores, restaurants, etc., sports tickets for San Francisco teams, party baskets, bottles of fine wine (not to be opened on school premises), or other items the participants would enjoy. Please contact Florence O'Malley at omysf@sbcglobal.net with your donations. It will be greatly appreciated by your Alumni Association and guests at the Crab Feast.
Send in your reservation forms, because the Seventh Annual Crab Feast is just around the corner, February 11, 2006. Get your reservation form in today. Click here for a copy to send in. Click here to see what you missed out if you missed last year.
As the smell of Turkey is fresh in our minds, take a look at what the Lincoln Mustangs were doing before that day here. See what happend on turkey day here.
Lincoln Mustang rising to the top! The ALHS Alumni Association wishes to congratulate former principal Gwen Chan on her upcoming promotion to San Francisco Superintendant of Schools starting March 2006. We wish her the best of luck and have confidence that she has what it takes to improve education for all San Francisco students. Click here for the article from the San Francisco Chronicle.
Coming May of 2006, back by popular demand, the Abraham Lincoln Alumni Association presents: Cruise II: Destination Alaska. Updated information is located here.
The Lincoln Alumni Association takes pride in announcing scheduled activities for the coming season, plus additional information regarding Lincoln Alumni and Lincoln Students.
Reunion Information:
Click here to review current updated reunion information.
Pictures Pictures Pictures!
As promised, pictures from 2/7/04's President Lincoln's Alumni Crab Feed are here.
We have a new album up, Crab Feed V2.0, which contains the pictures from the individual tables. Enjoy!
If you see a picture that you like and would want as a souvenir, send an e-mail to lincalumni@hotmail.com with the title of the picture and your address. Or, send snail-mail to Pictures, c/o ALHS Alumni Association, 2162-24th Avenue SF, CA 94116.
Splinters from the Log:
From the S.F. Chronicle...Tony Serra, serenely accepting his own financial status, is at the same time proud that his brother, RICHARD SERRA has just received a $20 Million commission from the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain. Lawyer Serra forwards a New York Times story that described the huge project as "a room-size installation of monumental steel sculptures, including even new ones," scheduled to be completed in June 2005. Tony Serra notes that his artist brother, "a homey," attended Aptos Junior High, Lincoln High School and UC Berkeley and that the artist put the lawyer's five children through high school.
Among the most respected alumni of Lincoln High School are the policemen, firemen, doctors and teachers. These are the outstanding, unselfish and dedicated professionals society relies on to keep this gigantic ship on an even keel.
We have had alumni from many different fields highlighted in our columns. CEO's of major companies, sports figures, actors actresses, doctors, attorneys, artists and many more. We have tried to bring you what we consider the most interesting facts we could accumulate. What we havenšt done so far is to write about an alumna who has lived a full life outside the limelight. With this column we hope to rectify that oversight. The class of 1958, as I have pointed out before, has proved to be an exceptional class. We lived in Happy Dayz.
A student and team member, Augie Muniz, says of Anna Gade "She's a really good coach. She's motivated and she gets us going. We're all on task, and we all get our stuff done on time. She's a really good mentor."
One of the main reasons your Alumni Association exists is to keep the 'family' together. Click here to view a list of Lincoln graduates who have been 'lost' because we have no information on them in the database. We would appreciate anything you can tell us about them, their siblings, parents, or friends so that they may be contacted about reunions and other events.
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If you attended Abraham Lincoln High School in San Francisco, but have never taken the time to fill out an application, we invite you to do so now. Print, complete and mail application enclosed on this page and send to 2162-24th Ave., San Francisco, CA 94116.
Notes:
Would you like to be part of the Lincoln Alumni Association? Do you have a request for the Lincoln Log "Personals" column or a tidbit for the "Asides"? Want to find a classmate? Start a reunion? Let us know. Address your request to LincAlum@aol.com or send it snail mail to ALHS Alumni Association, 2162-24th Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94116.
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