Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1911 volume:

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MAGILLICLDDX MARIHA Entered from Aberdeen Wash Hlstory course MARBLE IX XX CLAIR Ca Co Modern 1 anguage cour e uwrtett and Clworu 3 MCBRIDE LOI Buddx EP red from lcpeln lxan am cout e 1 ec Chu 4 VK e t Seattle Deln ID team 4 X rled Ctornn MCQAL5 It AND QVC X 'NNE C Bud I ntered from Ithaca IN H Nlawual lra ning a d kpecml course Cadet cor s 3 C4 Corporal Cadet col 4 Mem er of WonQom club 4 WCC HFSNI '1 DOIN XLD I Mat Lord r m Lincoln Broadxsav debate Cla s Daw commlttee M DONALD RIC HARD Dlclx c nu coure A la te m 3 4 econd lermfootlzxllf-1 Scclttxrya N' 1nt11n 1 Footma term M1 ef footnall -l Mld et Ba lxetball 3 4 'lc E013 Cl XDN g Cllwd e xnux llunlng four e MCLFOD NQRM VN Mae Manual lfdtlllt course Cla s Daw committee MEANH MARLARFI Marg oc ern l angua e cour e Curl Xthlctlf XS oelatron l fre Imam Debate Sophomore Dramatlc elula Ihr lxrppa Mu qoplaomore dtlnte Nlercluant of X en: e up to date oe ramatxc cu 1 Cu: Irs Club eclltor for lotem Cla S Dax Commlttee MFTC At Fl' RL lull LMM 'X Rulu l atm course Oratorlcal Contest C3 Xe C CU CQ 52 1 . , ,, A ,. - A, , ff, 7? . 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Ifo I.ll 'LI I-H. Pr sidv I -' 'I Y. 32 5-XNDITR5 C LAL D bander Iitln cour e Pre dent of Cla I I-lelcl Cane m bopluomore Iire bman ru I1 I I a oo 5al a e ate C I1 Q partw 6 Committee I 7 Nc of Clen Debating X OCIHIIOII L 7 1 e ltor o otem lrea urer of Iotem 3 Bu me Man xger of Iotem -I X ICC Pre en Debating A OCITIIOII -I Oratorlcal contet -I from lacoma XX ash Literary ecI1tor f Iotem 4 C ommencement speal-.er k II XC HI C NRI.. IDIBTTISOII Flsher Scxence course 7 CI I oollnll team and Cla football team 4 DC I-ILOI' MAIN ATI-II ENI7 Latln course QC I-IRELDER OTIS Dutch Science course Consul Pnl Ixappa Mu 2 Member 2nd team ba Letball 3 FITSI team basltet ball 4 Class basketball 3 4 enlor Baseball team 4 SHARP CLAXION ADAIR Shalrpe Commercual coure Manager basketball 4 SIDI S MX RX EY H Memy C ommercral cour e QIFTOX EDITH Hrton course bMI IH I DNA. Entered lrom Lu ene Oreg CIVII IH C In LILIA Bobble Entered from X ashon Vt ash Modern Language course ' . QD 5. 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Commencement Committee. 38 BAKER F5 I HER Specral cour e BEF BE ALBER I Al Commcrcral course BRFEC E ROSFT I A Manual Irwlmng course BROXX IN FRANK IS OPCCIHI cour e BLC Ix DOROTHX Latm course CADW ELL JENNIE E Caddne Entered from Lex rston Idaho 1909 Manual Tralmng course COP WINIFRED ELIZABETH Ioby Entered from Iacoma Hugh school Hlstory course Alumnr editor Iotem 4 Izlrst prlze essay Ihe Ideal School Curl IRIANT JOSIE Latm course Honor roll CABBERT ELSIE IVIARCLERI IE C-abby Entered ITOITI BCIIIIIQIIHITI Qtate NOI'I'I'lEiI SCIIOCI LHIIII COLITSC CABBER I' CERT RLDF Cert I ntcred from Bellmg ham State Normal school I atm course IQHIRAWA ICHIZO Latm course JLLE MAGDAI ENE Specral course INII.. IX ELAINE I atm course IJRSLHNER KARL Entered from Lpper andusky O IVICABI' E RA' PH pec al cour C Orchestra IVICIXITINZIE IRENIF Manual Tramtng course MEAD ALIDA Commerclal cour c Mu I' RS VI ININIE I' ntered from Outloolc VK ash Modern Language course NELSON VICTOR Latm course OSIERLD INGVAR Scrence course IDRAI I IDA MARGARET Athena I ntered from W Q Q I:I'Cpal'3IOl'y chool SCIENCE COLIYSE SCOIT EARL Manual Tralnmg course Clas football I 4 Zrd Football team 3 S I EXX ART LX LI IAN ADELENIF Hnstory course Crrls C U I ALC O I I 'NIEXX ELL ANSON I a Mxxed course rac team I Foot Ja team I 7 Captam traclx team 3 MILSON ISOBEL Mmerxa Sclence course WOODS ARRA BTICII Latm course Cxrls club I 'I X L ,315 V Q. - N I , , . . -. s . Fi fa: 5 . T , , . , . A A I . 4' ' v- . . c .. A I ' ,,... ' . .,. JONES, VICTOR XXf'AYNEw--Silent. Science course. , T . v . r. w ' A ' v l 4. 4 l v 5 v ' . 1 , I- . S S . . O. I. A ' s . 4 I I .L ' c 5. cr J. U c J. ' I I bl , - . . -. , . . H ' 1, I 7 O .I I. 4. . . If I It filly. UD- I ll I J- I-I rahuaitnn COMIVIENCEMENT Speak rs Lols McBr1cle Val clrctorran Anna Hurd Byror Brrcl Salutatorlan Bruce l-leclrrck Dorothea Qatterthxsarte Marsh Corhltt C ommrtlec Fclum Bash Clyde Dana Blrclle Hedges hugh Thomp on lldlth Watson lwlme une 20 Place Moore lqheatre Cl ASS DAY Speakers Frank l-larrlson Class Orator Clyde Dana Booster Boo Bryant Class Prophet Hugh Thompson Class Knocker Ellene French Class Songstre s Alrclrle Kmcarcl Class Hlstorlar Commzllecs Wavs and MLHIISS l rank Harrrson Donald Mei he-sney Rachel Drum f nl flfllllllltlll Norman McLeod lwflontague W xrcl Alrdrre lxlncalcl Rachel Drum Marsh ' orhtt Boo Bryant R frcshmcnl Mabel Remsberg Montague Ward Margaret Meany Tlme une I6 Place Caledoma CEWIOR ASQ? MBLX C omnrrllt t Paul Qlycle Prrscllla Patterson lrma Foltz lmn Marble Edwm Bash Fllme une 5 40 O A . ' . . ' ' I s Mabel Remsberg, Class Poet c J ' : .. iiJ . 12155 uitnrg l:, sat dreamrrg before the great open frre place and the frre burnrng hrgh and hrgher made hrs face look youthful rn rts repose Half a dozen chrldren were playrrrg besr e hrs leather charr payrng lrttle feed to the father bud denly one of the older boys lard hrs hand upon the arm sayrng Father tell us a story some tale of the fun you had when you were a boy Ah son that rs x har I have been dreamrng of thrs exenrng thrnkrng of my hrgh school days and w onderrng whrther the old crowd has scattered Do you want to hear about them3 X es yes the chrldren answered and gathered at hrs knee He began You all know Lrncoln Hrgh School the yrne coxered school on the hrll3 I was a member of the frrst freshman class of the school Vlfe moxed rn whrle the carpenters were addrng the frnrshrng touches rn the fall of O7 We won the cane rush and the football game from the Sophs and rn the sprrng won the rnter class track meet Our Freshman frolrc was a functron long remembered lhe class w as too rnsrgnrfrcant to take any lead rn school actrwrtres but at the begrnnrrtg of the Qophomore year we took our place among the powers of the school Clarence Bryant we called hrm Snookums and Boo was elected Presrocnt for the frrst semester and ohn Barsden famous banker ard polrtrcran for the second semester Verne Seger and Paul Clyde nexer havrng enough to do organrzed a dramatrc club whrch flourrshed long enough to produce three plendrd plays ard to proxe that the class of I9II had true dramatrc talent In debate we defeated the B H S Sophs and w on the Freshman Qophomore debate lhen came our unror year brrghter than all precedrng ones Clarence Bryant was agarn elected presrdent wrth ohn Barsden treasurer Snookums appornted George Mathreu charr man of the unror Prom commrttee and he proved hrmself equal to the task and the superror of any bargarn huntrng woman for not only was the From a dazzlrng uccess but rt was the hrst hrgh school dance that ex er made money Tle second semester found Bruce Hedrrck wrth hrs wrnsome smrle rn Clarences pla e quch well known crtrzens as Verne Seger Xfrc Gauntlet lamous cartoonrst Marre Farr and ohn Barsden held posrtrons lotem staff Nlora Chrrstof took the leadrng part rn the C o Fd cast and upheld the class honor wrth her usual success Margaret Meany and C-race Henneken also took part 41 . 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I Senrors' The word was full of meanrng to us for we realrzed that thrs year would end many of the frrendshrps formed rn the class rooms After a few short months we would cross onr Brrdge of Srghs rnto the great wrde world Helen Dutten hoefer champron of the atheletrcs for grrls and votes for women was grven the honor of Qenror Presrdent wrth Ralph Rawson Rachel Drum and Marsh Qorbrtt frllrng the remarnrng posrtrons Bruce Hedrrck was elected edrtor rn chref of Totem whrle Mabel Remsberg Dorothea Satterthwarte Nora Chrrstof Claude Sanuers Ralph Rawson and Clyde Dana held places on the sta Clarence agarn stepped to the fore' Thrs trme rn the role of captarn of the football team wrth ohn Barsden as manager Fallrs Oleson Sherrod Carr Young and Magrllrcudy made good on the team At the start of the frnal semester Marsh Corbrtt our champ ron debater treasurer and general utrlrty man was unanimously chosen presrdent Ralph retarned hrs posrtron as treasurer and Lors lVlcBrrde was elected secretary wrth Prrscrlla Patterson vrce presrdent Arthur Carr was promrnent rn oratorrcal frelds wrnnrng every one wrth hrs fire of raprd conversatron Agarn Paul Clyde the restless untrrrng sprrnter dashed rnto fame as orrgrnator of the scheme for producrng a class play Nora Qhrrstof Ella Wrnslow Vrc and Paul took parts and a arn we were rmpressed wrth the dramatrc talent rn the c ass The track squad was composed chrelly of senrors Harold Raymond captarn Krrk Carr Paul Clyde Dana Oleson Ryan Nelson Wrlson McDonald showrng up well The Senrors held therr own on the basket ball qurntet and base ball nrne Yes rt was a splendrd class never lackrng rn orrgrnalrty fun or scholarshrp whrle the busrness farlures rn after years have been few Those four years spent at dear old Lrncoln whether rn queenrng crammmg or plodclrng are forrcl memorres to each member and I well remember how we half dreaded graduatron for each felt rn hrs own heart Now wrth the years behrnd us Now that the goal rs won Wrth everythrng to remrnd us We wrsh we cl just begun Have l worn you out wrth my remrnrscences3 They are so close and real rn my thoughts that I newer weary of them and let us hope your hrsh school days and aftermaths may be as consolrng to you As hrs worce trarled softly to the close of the last sentence the frrelrght dred down to a trny spark and the father hrs face eamed wrth lrfes cares looked down upon the heads of hrs leeprng chrldren AIRDRIE KINCAID 42 lf, ss - . mar-.. . .cf ' o -,,., 4 - . . ,K I , , If A r - Q - - .1,lf Yprr k ' . - s 1 N-f s v . . . . , , . 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A L, F , 42 I V Q X 1 . z+?? f ,IUNIOR OFFICERS PM My Laws 01.4 M4 D: WLBIS R044 jUNIlORS S I f, s .x ycgtxjawuiv ,K 4- 4.- W .lass !VqL1rfY: Rau jL,w1oRs 19011 lawn mtnrg TRAVELER when he has completed an especially dlfhcult ascent and stands upon a juttmg crag a shelf I of some mighty precrprce wrll loolt with awed pn e upon the deep ravrnes and Jagged cllfls far far below While hrs trained eye follows the narrow trall up this rocky steep hrs heart thrills wrth lceene t Joy m hs well earned success but only for a moment He looks above ard behold' e ummlt ln all rts shmlng glory of perpetual snows Then the toll the vastne s of the lower abyss the broken boulders on the path ewerythmg beneath IS but a pur to urge hlm up up to the heights abowe So our beloxecl cla s of l9I 7 pausing from rts three years earnest work rn Lincoln feels an overflowing pleas ure and just prlde ln rts past glorle ard rn the Joys of student life Wrth loyal hearts and pmts trled and true fresh from a year of well earned success the Jolly unrors can welcome gladly the shmmg pmnacles aboxe falr Senior heights Long long ago before the first perilous steeps of this dfti cult Journey were begun the valiant l9I2 s lllce the whlnlng 44 Ps IIIDL nllllll school boy wrth satchel and shrnrng mornrng lace entered the portals of Lrncoln wrth tremblrng fears lhe lower defrles of the mountarn pass were soon left behrnd but not wrthout trrals some vrctorres lost and won some good trmes to them on the way Oh the multrtude of dutres and cares' et rn Qprrng they had garned the leafy herghts of the first and the frurtful ralleys wrth therr terder new crops were but larnt rn the dl tance The ore most Qlorrous event the one whrch shrnes brrghtest under memorys undyrng frr was the frolrc of the IZ s rn the sunny month of Aprrl Can they soon forget the marvelous srghts rn that most del ghtful tour of old Europe3 Twas a brrght ard happy day when that roll clung ramble through unny ophcmore land began lhe path was broad and teep wrth but few prec prces or boulders aero s the way Wrth therr customary ea e rd wrth undauntecl sprrrts th I2 s overcame these seemmgly ur urpas able barrrers and wandered on through therr pleasrng realm wrth royal prrde rn therr bearrng Ard who can lorzet the Qlory a d mmhty prrde of a ophomore some cheer rrdge rrcwrrg the extent of hrs ltrnrdem3 lmo celebrate thrs second ascent of the mountarn mary new glorres and trophres were won as lastrng mementoes of that happy year rn sunshrne A a crcwnrng glory of the royal ramble Cuprcl presrded as host at gt Valentme s banquet But the muse of memory wrll gladly charlot them back to that drstant trme ard perhaps let them wander rn that farr land of dreams so let us on ln the mrld and unny Autumn of l9l0 when the keen prrrt of Boreous trngled rn the arr the members of l9lZ entered the srlent halls of Lrncoln ard frlled all wrth lrfe and Joy Wrth fearless mren they started agarn upon the rough but rllustrrous road to know ledge w hrch they now would rllumrne wrth numerous pleasures ard merry feats fer were they not the Jolly unrors at dear old l.rncoln3 The buy hum of vorces the raprd work the pressrng dutres proclarmed to all that the whrrl of unror lrfe had begun For safe Qurdance on therr long ard hrlly Journey they needed a farthful leader Wrth therr customary tact and a knowledge garned from experrence they chose therr much hon ored presrdent and a sr tart eser wrllrng to ea e the burden of leaclershrp A celebrated bard was to be bu y w rrtrng rn prose therr famous deeds rn Lrncoln annals lherr safe was com petently guarded and seemed to rncrease rn xalue raprdly prom rsrng costly Joys Then the rarns of wrnter fell srlently and the hoary frost brought brtter cold Bleachers were teemrng wrth colors and the bravest heroes fought upon the freld Bells and horns frlled the clear arr wrth Nrbratrons Cheer after cheer arose as a muddy oval descended from arry herghts Who shot the ball3 Whos the lad3 A l9l2 they crrecl Behold yonder 48 ,NA ' - - - .. num-I.. ,, r ' . , , ru tl - H i . 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V S . - , - - - .4 y H .4 an - tt . , . , towerrnv vrant w o wrth bared arm wrought such haxoe rn the llnes and there' the one eta hrrg to the goal w ho are thew 3 And some one answered Our unror heroes lhus through e slort 1nd drewrx wrnter the 1917 s lrred on l-learls 1 prrrts hred to worle for the glorres of therr class ln the ru h of preparation lhe whr pared tilfs of 1 pleas1nt Jrre nd the rrre ecu er o J s unror t ere was a uppre sed exerturrert which foretold some jollrly ne rr at hand T e time was fr t approaehrr Nerres were tense Fren the norsv garety of llc urder ela smen was hu led lrery breeze w as lu ed to a whr per to reeerre the Glad news Ir e1me wrt burst of happrness Frergreens rnd perrnrnts festooned the w 1lls of r brrllnntly lghted hrll llrr swutet perfume of mrny flowers floated rn the alr and from a remote platform bedded rn Qreens soft srrarns of musre rrppled Lnder the soft brrllnnre of many Clustered light hone the happy faces of the jolly unrors and from the merrv drn of xorce thev told of keen rows Later rn the marrelously pretty banquet hall the same jorlal sprrlt prexarled wlrle tow ts were made to the elass who Could thus hll therr days wrth Joy Mut ueh pleasure hue an end and must we brd all joy farewell3 The nrght wrnd srghed as the trees softly whr pered ollw unrors farewell And the echo answered unror Informal farewell Xvhen Aprrl came wrth rts warm and gentle nrghts and a glad welcome for ummer rt brouffht tle l9l2s a sweet sueee lley called rt 1 rose drama and because of the great lonor won the deep red rose wrll be held sacred to them I future years hrstory wrll read the Fame of the Drama of Roses Now the jolly and erer larthful l9l7 s are on tlae highest lrfl alter 1 florrous 1 Cent up the steep and jivged mountain Vtrth eagerness lley behold th snot y summrt and ther s rsh to wrn thc e fun cus herghts of uceess wrth therr nexer farlrng motto Whatex er we do Whererer we delre 'lhe glorres we wrn Are for l9l7 LOLIQL A WI I Bfllx 1 Qillgw' 'W' Q3 Q :QA x R l- 'I L, 4'9 D D h , , . . . , . ,, , A , :ff S . , ' v . .. 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T W, UIUIIIHIIIIUIIIB mba ou xx u1lll WL. 4 if 1 O X '51 L N.f Xrfx ffl 'I 'sfo l'TAurhi5fY5 Ifl-W ilfRf Pre-si - Allred llall Vice-P' ...cl FA .lg Vivarren Secrc' -' Baie ills Vlqreal, ' 5 t Vlvillbur 77x jillllltnb gwllmtttttl lawn ratnrg 13 1' AVHNC1 utcessfully tlaxersed ltt lcueh xnd tempestuous sea of frcshmanhcod flauvht s ltr lt mam dlrg s and haxlng continued our JCUIHFX aong tlse bl the an balmy shorts of Sophomore dom ut :cu llnd ourselxes safely sxlthln the larbor of unlor dom lxxo short years ago me nandered meeltly up tht broad front steps and nerr looltcd upon ly mary xs llc vu ncst o t e gn 1 Perhaps we were at ny rate we soon Lradu ltcd from thus state ol verdant Innocence and assumed x more seuous and dvgnlhcd a We orgamged el cted ofhcers ard lmmedlately proceeded to malte our plans for the l reshman Frchc XX e were 3mblllOUs to gne such a lirolrc as would go d un lll tle . lncoln annal as t e best sue ad excr seen llc comnlttecs xsorlted diy and mght making the prellmmary p pnato and with the asslstance of Miss Clerrstopherson they made the l'lOllC a grand success In the of the fOll0XNlt'!g year NSC XXCIC E1f lll'1 assembled ofhcers for the new semester were Borghxld lee presrdet Walter Qoyey ylcc presrdmt Hel n llansen secret xrx Scott Wllbur treasurer lhese officers mth the a :stance of Mrs: Athens our faculty adusor piloted us successfully through the hrs! semester of our career as ophomores As before our efforts were concentrated ln tle comrng party lhe commlttee xx as appornted and the date was set for Wlarch I8 We decided to malte the Scphomore party our greatest ac lexement It y as to Je a t 1llIC s ay afl. ns seemed qurte approprlate as the cla s colcrs uere green 1nd sshlte and the exent occurred one day after t l:a'r1clt s Du I cannot leoge to describe this creat le tnrtx ol the gopho mores and do lt JUSII e For those xxlso were present l tsaye con Qra ulatlons f those xxlro drd t atte d L1 sn that y ssed th time ol their lyes certainly t X xs greatest social ex ent of the vear A comentronal program ID the a sembly lull nas followed by a grand march ID the gym alter xshrch ne adjourned to the unc room E ery one was on declt x nth his In lr the Un were decked out ln green lmarr rlbbons the boys ln green soclt and necktres the cerlrngs were draped mth green and x hlte and green ICC cream mth green candy were serxed up by green Freshmen mattresses au fl EA I ldln. - ssi- . 1 fi L -1 gg f r 9 s -' ' - , ,, vi fs . -' i.'gf'l'., V. ' ' j tl A . i . d . ' rt J ' - . V Q Y I Y I 1 l Y I . ' . N' I - . - '- J' Q. 1' ,gee f lr k v:. ' ' 1 ' z 17' . ' , 5 2 ' c . ' . H . M l Q A. n w lr. - . , . . tt - . . s h cl h . . ' 1 r' X: ' ' 1 H' A , ' ' A Y' rc tm i tis, . . '- . . . A . M Q V A - . K 'I , . . . :Bc ' . . and then called ourselves Scphomores of tlie class I3. Our ' . . ' : ' ' - , ' 5' n 1 1 Y 'f v 4 s -1 V . ' S . , ' 1 Q I 1 A K '. I v K V ' ' I vtk . v . ' ' ' .' ' M . 5 h' ' . v l - S. Pc 5 lf. D j air. ll '. . A , 'sc ' A' ' I . 2 c A ' L n s' 3 ' N . - - M t ' 1 or . '. ' no 1 fl l 'tn t ' . the-' mis e f ' i . for ' 1 V j he party' vi. the ' V V I Q V V 4 St' 1 L v l h . v ' ' ' v' l 's 1 . gble v , I x ,A F A ' s- I t ,S v ' - ' A 79 IT rf' , When the last guest had departed and the party was a thmg of the past every one felt thoroughly convinced that the Sophomores had realized thelr most lofty ambltlons On the athletrc frelcl I3 w as remarkably successful We tred the Seniors for the grrdlron championship of the school and rn the final game outplayecl them from start to fmlsh but could not score on them l-he Sophomore track team defeated the Freshmen rn the Freshman Sophomore meet and we feel justly proud of every athlete who wears the numeral I3 It remamed for the Sophomores to start a movement which has heretofore been neglected at this school and whrch may eventually dexelop 1 to an establrshed custom The proposxtlon was first ugge ted bv Mr Frtch at a class meetmg He set forth the need of prctures rn the rooms and halls which were barren of any decoratrons whatever offermg frve dollars toward a fund of w hrch the class clecrded to furnish the balance On Monday May l two pictures The Readrng from Homer and The Applan Way were formally presented to Lincoln Hugh School by class I3 We feel proud of the actron the class has taken ln regard to thls movement and future classes would do well to proht by our example Now opforncres let us be ahve to the work remammg before us next year we wrll all3 be unrors and let lt be such a umor class as wrll mark an epoch rn the history of LINCOLN The end Q4 C. 1 '-X TN.. 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'x 'L 'iv D 'Q '-dx' ' ' l , .3, y , :pl 6 4.5 -I I x 4 ' K, ,lzi 4 I, l' - B f W ' ' v fiwfw. , - 4 ' U3 6 '1x, HX 12155 wtnrg N the fall of l9I0 September to be more exact a troop of green lookmg specimens of humanlty callmg them x, selxes the class of I9l4 cllmbed cautiously up the mx front steps of Llncoln thelr eyes and mouths open ln amazement as they looked around trymg to take lll everythmg at a glance H es they were Freshmen lhese poor mdlwlduals were the back stops for all of the Sophomore s crude and rustlc Jokes We mlght state here that the old gag about the elevator was worked overtime ln those days It was alrrght to let each Freshman look for half an hour for the elevator but me laughed at the age of the Joke rather than the Joke of the age after the hrst week After we had been rn school for about two xx eeks some flrst half Freshman who looked llke he might have hrs shingle out for the ofhce of presrdent came around to the roll rooms w1'h the an nouncement that there would be a meetmg held IH Room 31 l Sep tember 22 At 3 o clock the next day about 200 green and half green students were assembled m the aforesald room and after much ado elected the following officers to lead class Ross Denney pres tdent Lonme Crum vlce presldent Margaret Shadle secretary l ewls Ryan treasurer and Graham Fmdley athletic mgr From that time on the busmess of the Freshmen class of l9l l ran along smoothly and the class IS at present up to the standard IH every thing Fl he class had the misfortune to lose the President and Vlce Presldent so were compelled to elect new ones C laren e Nelson alreaoy a dnstlngulshed track man was elected Presldent and Russell Brackett former President of the Appolmlum xx rs elected Vlce Fresldent lhe class of I4 also presented the large pxcture of Abraham l lncoln that hangs over the platform Mr Qlarcnce Nelson lad the honor of presentlng lt and we are all sure that he drd hrs part and as lV'r Nelson stated me hope that thls pxcture wrll hang IH its place or er the platform for many years to come lhe next lmpollant meeting was of xltal mtelest to tl'e class because rt xx as the meetmg at whlch arrangements and commlttees were appomted for the approachmg lirohc that great event of Freshmen year lhe chalrmer' of the commlttee were as follows Lrnne Holmes refreshments Russell Brackett assembly decorations Clarence Busslnger lunchroom decorations lnutatlon Katherlne Henneken Ray Loomls numerals Howard Svxelgert program -JS VV . 7,V,. .- jI.V 'V l J Fil' -. ,..x ' - O I l ' , ,..,.. . rf, A xx ' 5. iq. . . . , . k . ., . , . . . , . A V V , , , . s v I ' A - s , V : , - Y 5 - Y I Y .. , , . V f- A , .. . , ... , , . . . . 1 r 1 s , , 1 I V- s , w .. , Q . . f . 7 Q r I V . . . , . . v - ' A Q Y l 4 , . V , V V V , V , v V - v V r r , - With these competent chairmen w'e expected and still think that the Frolic would have been a success, if w'e had not had the misfortune of having part of the school burned and the Frolic called off until next semester. But cheer up! Vile get a chance to have a better Sophomore party and w'e w'on't have much dues to Day- Wvith Nelson and Turner to handle track, Ross Denney to handle baseball and Vllingate as superxisor, the class was well taken care of in the diflerent branches ol athletics. we might also add that the Freshmen class is well represented on the school base- ball team by Henry Andriesen, Lincoln Morehouse, and Ralph Smith The class baseball team especially was xery good and they had a Good chance to w rn the inter class championship rf there had been any rnterclass games but coach Allen wanted the boys to dexote more of their time to the hrst team this year ln the only class games with the 'oophs rl ey came out Xrctorrous by a good margin ln the ophomore track meet the Freshmen fought hard but they lost the relay and by thrs the Sophs beat us by one point No one begrudged them their xrctory because they earned rt lhe girls basket ball teams w ere a credit to the class also l the Sophomore game they lost but they played a good Game and that rs all that can be expected ln the Sophomore Midget game the girls played hard and lost only by three points 'I he second Freshmen team defeated the second Senior team Lola Hicks doing the star playing for the Freshmen Their line up was as follows Beatrice Mathieu forward Edythe Croft guard Mary Randle guard uanrta Miller forward and ennre Martin center This was xery creditable work for our girls because the teams they played were many of them composed of larger girls and oth ers w ere composed of girls who had had former hrvh school experr ence w hrle our girls had no such trarnrng Cn the whole the class has turned out xery well for athletics and by the time thrs issue rs published there wrll be many proud athletes wearing the purple and gold I4 S0 here s to the cla s I4 may rts members always up hold the purple and gold as they did in their Freshmen year LFF C l H DF Qi xg.-Q -4 UA fe- ,tis .JJ v D . 1 , . . , M y . , W . 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I3., Igiskf-tImIIg IS., I3aseIJaII: VII.. thlvhr Qummaru r rncoln has had several athletrc vrctorres thrs year but also enough of the defeats to make the vr torres fully apprecrited for rv ho ne cr has uflcred he has lrved but 'all vvho never farled he never strove as sought l rncoln has been strrvrng lately the fannrng of the crty league rn baseball vvas a long tep rn advance tovvard grvrng the boys of all the crty chocls a better chance to compete than they have had heretofore I am more rn favor of rnterschool games as games between teams of the same crty than of games betvv een drfferent schools that are lurdreds of mrles apart A more sportsmanlrke sprrrt vvrll tl'us be created Lrncoln has al vs ays tood for clean sport and I hope she vxrll alvv ays hold up a hrgh rdeal rn her athletrcs vvhrch ome may equal but never excel A lx ALLEN ix N the vt hole athletrcs have been very suc essful at Lrncoln durrng the past year both from a champronshrp and fi 5 nancral standpornt The baseball team havrng copoed three years and track rs practrcally assured srnce Lrfrcoln has vvon the rnterscholastrc meet Although our ba ket ball and football teams have not been of champronshrp class nevertheless they have put up good games most of the trme and have shovvn flashes that could certarnly be clas ed vvrth tlce best lhrngs have turned out vvell on the hna cral end al o Football as a rule alrvays leaves a surplus rn the treasury and thrs year vs as no exceptron ohn Barsden our celebrated hot arr artrst managed tl'e team and gave Lrncoln a classy schedule as well as a surplus of corn Oscar Anderson of track and basketball lame has been chosen to man age our husky athletes next year and from present rndrcatrons he vvrll grve Lrncoln a good schedule Clayton qharp held the rerns rn basketball lor the last season and had the dr trnctron of berng the Frrst manager at Lrncoln to make ba kctball pay for rtsell He shovsed abrlrty as basketball rs one of the hardest branches to manage su cesslully Drck McDonald the drmrnutrve short stop had the baseball team under hrs protectrve wrng and because of hrs untrrrng efforts has grx en l rncoln success rn ba eball consrderrng the great expense connected vvrth baseball thrs year occasroned by purchasrng new surts for the team He also hrt upon a plan for sellrng season trckets vv hereby r rncoln bought more than three trmes as many as Broadway and ueen Anne together 51 . 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A U lxnlt C arr the demon prlnter and football plaver ha hand led the trxelt bu me and arranged a hne ehedule bw xx hr h lm coln honed her ehamplon hrp ealrbre NX hlle we are gnlng the manager thur Ju t pralse ue houlcl not Credit rll the hnanenl houmg to them but go behind the cent to our faculty wduor Mr Leo L Dexllbl It I9 ue to hlm IYOIC than am other one man that Lincoln ha come out mtl thrs w H1 Careful planmn and xsatehfulnes as topped up all lealt and a 1 re ult there xslll be 1 good balance on hlnd to tart thlng with next year 1 Xllen hui been xsltr us as coach for another xexr and lt ht bun due to hrm that our Cllfl'PTCIll tc rms hue done eo well Mr Allcn has alxsaw tood for Clean fast athletic teams and for thli rea on he has alxmw been held hugh ln the estlmates of the lm oln tudents asm 1 eport ff In For expenditures and reeelpts between September 8 l9l0 May ID 9 Balance on hand September 8 l9l0 63 Expenditures Reeerpt Football SI 6I O 93 SZ 278 33 Ba eball IJ3 50 92 80 Baelxetball D9 D5 60 53 lraclt 4 l D General I5 83 82 00 ota 5188198 SZDI366 Bxlineeonhn Mav lD I9lI S 69686 MARSH CORBITT T reas fe 'Tift Y? 4-gf Af 1 fl lt X xg . 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FOOTBALL TEAN il -MRI 'NC ls BRYANT C 5 Hi X'Nlx WOOD9 K gram Fler nnttmlt HL achrexemcnts of Lrncoln on the grrdrron hue not been nurte so rosy for the season of l9l0 as rn former years NH 'rt least from a champronshrp standpoint Although practrcally me were neyer rn the race for the champron shrp after the season started yet me thrnlc of our team rsrth prroe as rt belonged to Lrncoln and ss as the best ue had and xt hen we present our be t there rs no reason for shame rlhere were Frye reterans from la t year s team around whrch the coach had to burld hrs team Woods liallrs Ames Bruce and Capt Bryant all found therr sw ay back to tl'e lrttle red school hou e last fall and rt xt as the e men wrth tlne pr lc of the ness ma x x s x'x Vx' hat all the old men were lnemen a whole nets bac freld had to be dexelcpcd to hll the places ot such men as Parsons Mafurre an Connors lhrs yy as no lrght ta k but soon Olson teel X oung and C arr began showrng up well and upon them tlne early ytork ol carrying the ball depended but later Ryan helped out back of the lrne Crlnscur lrpped rnto C apt Beck s old place at certcr lrke 1 Qloxe and rcnealned there the rest of the se rson on ertlner rde of lrrm were the two baby grants Fallrs and Ames C uprd Prucf' and C apt Boo frlled the next tyxo posrtrons on the lrne xshrle Vt oods a d Stott all held on to the txso outer extremr tres of tlne lrne Blossom ard ohnson trso more dwarfs were alyx ass ready to step rs hen needed on the lme After thrs bunch of lfluskres had r alked oter the second team erery nrQht for ab ut ilree weeks at Vt oodland Park coach Allen corsdered them capable of tryrrfv con lusrons urth some other hrgh school team lnhey journeyed down to Puyallup and 5 ts Q5 '35 ' 'T .' jr - rg 9 r - .,,, .' X air 'll ,Q N.. ffli ,.' , lsrrtrrin q f. l ,. 'nv r ' K ' V . 7 K ky gvfvr . ' . ' ' ' . , IA A . X ' ' ' , . , , - I ' I ' v 4 ' v ' s . . V . 2 , I ' . , - C . i . V 4 U r A I s - S ' ' . S 'V . I: ' - terral, which made up l-rncolrr's football team. Owing io the fact : C - i , ' . r li . 2 ' 1 A A 1 A' D . . 1 d N l ' 1' A 5' . , , S e, . n t ' 1 . ' . . s . ' : e , 4' . M ' , . 1 . ' z : , , Q . . . 'A ' s ' A . in Y! - - A r v h J , v . , , . -V I y v A , I 1 . x' ' ' . Q Q M .H u P ' -' . . r . . .,, c ai' there dd their flrst scalpr stunt Altlough they dtd not beat Puyallup by as large a score as w as expected lt rs easlly explun cd by the fact that they used Qld football entlrely We next played our regular practlce game wrth the Lnrv elsrty Our boys fought hard but lo t to the heavler and more experrencecl team This ended the practlce games and our first rrrportant game that wnth tacoma was played next Fnthustasm was runntlg hugh at Llncoln for we expected to even up for that defeat la coma handed us la t year but somehow thlngs drdn t turn out just as we meant to have them Capt Boo w as put out of the gwme rn the first quarter when rn attcmptlng to block a punt he ran mto L oblentz of Tacoma Referee Cutts ruled that this was consld cred roughmg under the new refulatlon The l ss of the captatn v as heavxly felt by the team ard before they recovered lqa oma had scored a touch down the orly one of the game From then on Lmcoln completely outcla sed her opponent but when we would get wlthm a few yaros or the goal we would lo e the ball 1nd have to buns' lt up agaxn Our only pomts came when twllt threw a Placoma man over therr goal hne glvlng us a lrttle two losing this game practxc lly put us out of the lunnmg for the champlonshrp lqhe C rlmson and Black had a chance to regam some of het lost laurels ln the next game when they played Aberdeen who lad defeated lacoma ln the early part of the season But l mcoln was playmg on a strange fxeld and against a stronger team and the outcome of the game completely submerged our champtonshlp as plratlons ln this game Capt Bryant dislocated his shoulder w hlch kept htm out of the next two games and bothered htm more or less durmg the rest of the season However we were fortunate m havmg a good man to take hls place m Cecll Coates who play ed excellent ball all the tlme Llncoln was unable to score ln thls game w hlle Aberoeen made two touchdowns both of w hlch w ere due to forward pas es Aberdeen played good clean fast foot ball and was pronounced the best drilled team rn the Northw est Lincoln came back wtth a rush however and completely over whelmed Hull s Mtl tary Academy of Portla d by a very lop srded score Our opponents were completely outclasseo all the way and after the fnst quarter It w as merely a questlon of the magnttude of the score Hrlt s managed to get one touchdown on a nlcelv executed Joke place ktck but after that they were absolutely pow erless agamst the on laught of our bovs It vvculd be hard to pxck any particular stars ln thls game as everyone of 1 mcoln s men were IH tl e hme light at some trme or another Owmg to the great expen e connected wrth this game rt w as rece ary to have a large crowd out and lt was remarkable the way the l-mcoln stu dents rall ed around the Crlmson and Black at a trme when the team was entrrely out of the champronshrp race The Lincoln plrlt IS still there Be ause of overconhdence Lmcoln alnac t lost the next z mme S ATX 1 ' 1 . , ' , jtatlngtgl , . . t . . i. , K . . 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V , ,Qc , . . ., V , . cc . , - , - r : ' , . s s ' fi .. lj to Exerett ut manage to pus over the wmnmg tou hclown rn the last mmutes of play by a long forward pass from Ames to Qlsen Our boys expected to prle up a blg score agalnst the Smoky C lty Hrgh School team but they met a tartar and just nosed out ahead lhe next game was the frrst ln whlch Llncoln played for the uty champlonshrp and mcrdentally for the Harvard Cup ueen Anne was our opponent and although a xery trght game was ex pected Lmcoln completely upset all predrctrons and slmply ran aw ay w nth the Hill leam Llncoln started scoring early getting a touchdown ln thc hrst quarter and also IH both the thlrd and the last quarters Bud X oung placed a pretty drop krck between the goal posts from the thrrty yard hne at a xery drfhcult angle l he xlctory w as due rn no small degree to ack Connors the clex er lzttle quarter back who ran the team wrth more snap and pre c sion than they exhlblted at any time durmg the season l he blg game of the season for Seattle students was next pul led off when Broadway and Lmcoln met and battled one full hour mth nerther srde gettrng a score Owing to the fact that the clouds had prung a leak whrch was not reparrable great chunks of morsture ftll durmg the entrre game lhls slowed up the game conslderably but drd not take aw ay any of the excrtement and sus led ofl and rt w as remarkable how close each team came to scoring by krcks from the held Capt Boo Cupxd Bruce and Woods w ere rn the stellar roles for Lincoln whlle Rock and Fallon were the rllummaues for Broadway Lmcoln closed the season m Spo Lane on lhanksgmng day where they fought out another tle game bpokane came xery near scormg rn the first quarter but Lmcolm axerted rt and after that rt w as see saw back and forth Owmg to the large amount of good second class maternal Lmcoln had a xery good second team last fall whlch cleaned up exerythlng IH their class except Broadway w ho won the second team championship l rank Vvoods was unammously chosen captan for next year s football team He has been chosen All Northwest end for three years and has always played a strong heady game We feel sure of the team s suc ess next year wrth such a man as Frank for a model me hne up e t End Woods Rlght End Stowall Le t lackle Bryant Coats uarterback Olsen X oung e t Guard Ames Left Half X oung Center Culmour Full Back Steele Rrght Guard Falhs Blossom Rrght Half Ryan C arr Rlght lackle Bruce CJ - , t, a 11 -A A Q ' ' pense which prevailed. There were many hair raising stunts pul- 'll ' - : L f , ' . ' , ' L f , . , ' . BASKETBALL TEAM azkvihall ' tx o o last years letter men tapt Ames an Walby sonae good former second team rncn and rn abunoance ol new materral thrngs loorted brrvht for Mx rrcoln rn the lndocr sport for tle season of 1910 the brr ltne s oon wore ofl howeyer for no sooner had C oreh Allen struclt r wrnnrng eombrnatron rn Capt Ames Vt r my Rawson kchrcudcr and Bryant than the latter gr rduatcd rncl Capt Ames was forced to leaye the squad on account of hrs tudrt ns hot two brg holes rn the team one at center an one it Luard N0 drfhculty was experre ced at gurrcl rowcxcr as Qscrr Anderson proyed as laanoy at juwlrr etball as a o e oo ryar s 1u1r A untr rt was drllerent Sr Nelson tools Qapt Ames place but drcl not deyelop rnto tle hnrsl ed player that the man he succeeded had been lhrs change of players hrnclcred the team worlt and t w as some trm before thrngs not to worltrng well although alter they drd Lrrcola put up a good brard of ball but not qurte good c rough to w n the champronshrp lll'lCOll'1 started out well wrnnrng the hrst three games by de rsnc scores West Qeattle and hyerett were espeerally easy but they laad to extend themselves to w rn from Port low nsend It was the hr t trrre rn three years tlaat the up sourd team had tasted C. feat red rt swallowed pretty hard for them Neyer theless they proxed true sportsmen a o treated the Lrncolr pl myers rn hee style llc next two Games were not Cute o a rsfactory at least from a Lrncola tandporrt We ta red defeat at the hands ol both Queen .Ame ard Tacoma l-he ueen Anne game was play d rn tlc Hrll team s gymnasrum and for some reason our rellows were unable to shoot basltets consrstently Vvalby berng tle only man who eenaed to locate the cage a al It w s a clrferent tcry wrth Queen An e lowexer o as onv as t v tlrew at the ba ltet rt woud fall rn or tlaem no matter rf tlsey were rn the mrddle of the floor llse hnal score stood 47 to 32 agarnst lhe liacoma Game was played rn our gym ard was somewhat of a urprrse XX e had expected to wrn but not long arter the fame started Lrncoln found rt would not be a srap It was a toss up the fart laalf but rn the seeo cl lnacoma outclas ed us and won by a 37 to 7! score All hope w as not lor as Lrncoln had a chance to regarn her laurels w hcr she met those teams later rn the seaso Lrncoln next took on the Portage Wrsconsrn team whrch w as tourrrrg the West Thrs team had taken the Amateur Arh letrc Umon champronshrp and was composed of old collefe slaarlts Lrncoln started out frrst rn thrs game gcttrng four 1 1 I'l'H v f tt , ., ' . . . d V ', t . c ' . 2 , ,... t . 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A . 1 ' '. - 1 nl u 1 V I ,l baskets before the Guards woke up ut it was not long untl Portage got started and then they almost shot baskets at w1II on account of thelr superlor team work The final score stood 51 to I7 against us although lt was a good I1veIy game the last half bemg more of a football than basketball game It was at this time just before the second ueen Anne and Iqacoma games upon whlch our champlonshlp hopes were placed that Bryant graduated and Ames left the team Llncoln went Into the next game wlth ueen Anne wlth almost a new team nd for this reason ueen Anne was picked as an easy wlnner Llncoln gave them an awful scare however and If our opponents had been just a trifle more over confident we could have come out the vlctor Instead of on the tal end of a 43 to 42 score It was a good exhlbltlon of clean fast basketball Lincoln next returned the Everett game and beat them eastly although they were playlng on a strange floor by the score of 34 to I9 The season ended when Llncoln fought It out wxth Tacoma m the Unlverslty of Puget Sound gym IH Tacoma lt was a fast game the final score being In doubt unt1I the last w hustle blew when It was found Tacoma had annexed one more polnt than Llncoln making the count 34 to 33 agalnst us The basketball team next year w1II have to depend upon new materlal as there w1II be only one of this years letter men ID school next year and two second team men Walby forward Raw son forward Dec Lmcoln Dec Llncoln Lincoln Llncoln Lincoln Lmcoln C C C Lrncoln I lncoln Lincoln I INE UP O Anderson guard Schreuder guard Nelson center SCHEDULE Port Townsend West Seattle WISCONSIN Nat Guard ueen Anne Tacoma Everett ueen Anne West Seattle Inacoma ota 338 305 'SEC OND I EAM e second team won the undlsputed champlonshxp ln their class by defeatlng among others lacoma and ueen Anne Those who made their letters ln the second team were Smith bcott Sharp Ryan and Qowers two of whom Smlth and Scott w1II be ln school agaln next year I , 1, tl ,mtv '4' I . 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W9' X Nz 'H--J A I ff ' Ja- aQw3w ,xx I o A 4 ' 41 ' I ' ' ' xxx V Y .UV ,41 'Fw MH. 8. v,ff 'x:F asphalt NQIHER champronshrp has been added to Lrncoln s al rewdx lo g trrno of xrctorres and although thrs one r raler late rn the xcar rexerthe ess rt ma es rt al e more welcome as absence makes the heart grow fonder l rncoln s chances w ere exceptronally good from the frrst turn out at whrch fue of lat years letter men reported whrch left only four posrtrors to frll whrch w as easrly done from the other good materral on hand Nl-l'e xeterans were Capt X oung Hoxey H Vw rlson Frans a d R McDor'ald Hrnton of last year s second tcam was al 0 amcng tlee hr t to turn out Of the new materral rmrth Ancresen Morehouse gtowall and Morrrs showed up the best and rt fell to them to frnrsh out the team Hox ey arrd Morehouse have been talcrng care of the prtchrng and both are frrst class slab artrsts although the team seems more conhdent behrrd Hoxey probably because of hrs experrence By mother year laowexer Morehouse wrll be able to full Hovey s place rn good stsl after the stir port srder has graduated Hrnton has been recerxrng behrnd the bat and although rather small he has maoe up for rt by hrs good work Morrrs started out at the rnrtral saclc but was forced to vue up baseball lhrs caused a Qeneral shalteup w hr h resulted rn puttrng Andrresen w ho had been playrng a fast heldrrg game at thrrd over on frrst where hrs good worlc went on Drcltv McDonald was shrfted to short and l:.wans w ho hud been holdrng down short went to thrrd Thrs left an open plrce at second whrch w as hlled by Smrth a fresh man lhcse changes rn no w xy slowed up the rnheld but rf anv thrng thev show eo more pep lhe outfield has been well tak en care of br Capt X ouwg wl'o has played three years on the team Herb Vffrlson a xeteran and Stow all who rs playrng hrs hr t baseball for Lrncoln Lrncoln has already copped the champronshrp of the crty by wrnnrng the most Qamcs rn the crty league w hrch was composed of the three larger hrsh schools l rncoln ueen Anne a'rd Broad w ay the teams hnrshrng rn the order named We hare also taken lacoma down the lrne once and hare a'rother game wrth them to decrde the tate honors wrth Lrncoln s chances at a premrum The record o far has bee'r exceptronally good there berng only one defeat charved up a arnst us whrle eren the practrce games hare been abore the ord nary run Although we lost the Frrst game to the L of VU rt w as played so early rn the season that Lrncoln had hardly got well under w ay Lrncoln had lrttle drfhculty rn defeat rng the Seattle C ollege team and Franltlrn team twrce by decrsrye scores although Ballard pror ed a tartar and rt tools two extra r'r I J -3 .rr Ill Z' UH ' ..', .r'rr., r , -. . . . , . j it S Q ' K s y tis , .' l. .l4. .. th 4 ' Q ,' . 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M -- ' ' , ' . - Q A .' mngs of a schedule seven mnmg game to beat the shmgle w eavers by a lto 0 score After thus good start we sent our bold athletes out to conquer new worlds rn the crty league ueen Anne was our first opponent but the game ended with Llncoln bemg the conquered instead of the conquerors Thus lrttle setback drdnt bother the team m the least and the fans just remembered that we had two mare cracks t ueen Anne before the champlonshrp would be aw aroecl I the next game wrth ueen Anne the boys remembered the open mg game and put on steam wrth the result that Lm oln had little drfhculty ID wmmng fhls made one aplece ard the final game proved to be the hardest fought of the series rt w as a prtcher s duel between Hovey of Lmcoln and lVlcLurdy of ueen Anne wrth the honors falllng to Hovey lhus we won the series wrth ueen Anne Broadway was our easiest vrctrms In the hrst game Lrncoln exme out ahead with a I to 0 score but m the second game vvt we dldnt have such a walk away with just one tally to spare I the frrst game Hovey was the lmmedrate cause of Broadw xy s downfall by strrkmg out eleven and only allowrrg two hrts We have yet amother game wlth Broadway but lt has no b arrng on the championship Tacoma also fell down before cur superror team Llncoln blossomed cut ln new surts for the lacoma game and before a large crowd celebrated the fact by bcatmg the C tty of Destlny decrsrvely ueen Anne and Broadway have met three tlmes as scheduled ln the clty league wrth ueen Anne wmnlng two to Broadway s one l he Lrnc up C xtcher Hrnton K enter l reld X oung Q xpt l lrst Base ADdYlCSOIl Rrght l leld Stow all Second Base qmllll l nfl l reld W1 son lhlrd Base l vans qhort Stop lVlcDonald Prtchers Hovey Nlorehouse lqhe schedule to date Lrncoln Lmeoln Lmcoln Lmcoln Lmcoln l rneoln Lmc oln rm oln meoln mcoln llK0lIl U of W l' ranl-.lm Seattle Qollesfe Ballard Franklin ueen Anne Broadway ueen Anne l acoma Broadway ueen Anne ota th a Q ' ' ' ' ' . n V Y- Q 5 , A4 - , V' 3 ,. Y n V In Y 4 , A x . Q l . . . . i 4 ' H , ' d K , 1 2 A ' ' ' - ' ' ' 4 . n , ' ' . ra '. cv i Y. V . F . V' . . . . , A r 1 YV I .i if . ,V iw . C ,Q x if . ,I 4 is Y' .N . . '- -ft ' Q f-- 'l. A ' vs. . . V . vs. ' ' I ' vs. l K, l. vs. ' ' vs. ' Q vs. Q ' ' vs. ' ' If ' vs. Q r L' . vs. r 1 la' ' vs. ' IQ ' vs. Q 'll l ..4 rv F 4 vm ll ,. v 'f rank HFN Llncoln was meetms' wlth defeats m the early part of the season there was stlll one br ght pot on the hortzon 'xfxfxx and that was ln tra k We could always say Wat untnl track season comes a d then we ll show you who s w o Lincoln had more Hr t place men ln school this year than we have had 1n all the ether years put together and there were also a good nurrber cf new o es who could make the winners hurry With mne men from last years t am Including Capt Raymond Ames Anderson Clson H thompson Howells S1 Nelson Dana and Ryan a d Carr of the l909 team wlth a few dark horses lmccln presented one of the most evenly balancco teams 1n the Northwest With thls kmd of a team to repre ent us there was nevcr any doubt to the Lincoln supporters as to who would be the track champeens and after the two rntcrscholastlc meets there was no doubt rn anybody s mlnd ln the first two meets the lnter Roll and Freshman Sopho more the under classmen began show mg up to a good advantage Two ldreshmen especially Nlahafhe ard Pug Thompson were the bright stars Both of these made therr letters Mahaffle ln the hxgh jump and Thompson ln the pole vault That thrs year s team IS made up mostly of Qenxors was shown by the number of pomts they won rn the mter class meet Qettlhg about twlce x'x'x'x classmen drd not show up so well IH the annual Freshmen Sopho more meet between the Seattle Hrgh Schools and lwacoma XSl'1lCll they canoe out thrrd U of W 1-rcshmtn Dual Meal lhls w as the flrst meet m NNl'1lCll the Lmcoln 1 rack lmeam par txcrpated from whxch a lme cculd be dr wn on our team rn com petltron They proved equal to the tran and Qaxe the Fresh men a hard run the wmrcr not belrf' certam untll the last event when the Fre hmen got the relay Karr had lttl trouble takmg the dashes and Clyde simply walked away wrth the dlstances l'he Sl GXNll'tg of the team as a whole w as Food and showed Sl ns of makmg thmgs lnely m the mterscholastxcs The Waslzznglcn lnltrscholastz Lmcoln had llttle dlfh ulty m capturing hrst place IU the W ashmgton lnterschola tlc which w as 'eld on Denny lwlcld May I3 Broadway came Ill second and through the sen atlonal work ol Kmder Wartsburg was rext on the hst The hnal count show ed Lmcoln to have 44 I 3 pomts whrle Broadway could only how 4I l 3 There w as only one record broken that one berng ln the pole vault because rt was a cold cloudy day and the track was slow owmg to recent rams Tal-.mg these facts into consxd 48 V V , 0 , V . , ' - 1 s . 1--vs . I C. I , fr 3 . ' , 1 in I ,lxq . , , V R v , , ,, . . . h . s r . A , A M V X , X . . , 1' , ' '. , V I D 9 V 1 ' I V ! - v , L H - v ' V .. .. . , . . , . . 5 , , ' - -u , V - ,L - , ! - 7' a . , . , . . . 1 V V U .A V. as many as the Junlors, the next on the list. The Lincoln under- ' ' - . ' in ,. , V . V . . - , V 1 , Z. ' A - A I ' : ' 1 . . , . ' .' F, - ' , ' . . s. R . ' . 1 e . 1 A . K ' Z ' 1 ' . P A 'A V . A . 'C g D C ! A V K , hlll. v ' A S ' 1 ' V -I 1 ' 1 V v Q ' Y Y l Y Q , . ' . .. ' ml 55 .25- 5 9- ---'vrniza '-' ' 'I ,, ,ww IWW 'rz U5 I is '- cration. however, some of the marks set on the track were excep- tionally good. lfspeeially was this so in the half and mile, which were won bv filyde. ilihe time in both events were close to the records. Ciarr had little clifhculty in breaking the tape in both the 50 and IOO yard dashes although he xx as beat out by Kinder in the 220 yard dash. Mcflillicuddy, of Broadway had little trouble in taking the hurdles with Daria of Lincoln romping home second in the high sticks. Rabbi Ben Olson took the broad leap at 20 feet I0 l--4 inches. Crane, of Tacoma cleared the bar at 5 feet 6 inches, in the high jump copping first, but Mahaffle of Lincoln gate him a close rub. The surprise of the day was when Vvilev beat Ames out in the discus throw. Ames took the shot however. Cochrane. of Broadway set a new record in pole xault at Il feet 2 inclses H Thompson of Lin oln placed in this ex ent but xx as beaten out when they vaulted it off for the point d tl e medal Broadw ay took the relay with ueen Anne sec nd a d Lincoln third lfic 711 on a fnlcrsclioiasfrc lhis econd All State Meet was held in the lqa oma stadium on Mav 20 and rt xx as one of the best managed and most smooth ly run off meet of the season everything coming off in clock work order i incoln strengthened her claim to the championship by taking tl e meet with a wood margin to spare thereby leawing no opening for excuses from the bw gray building Broadxx ay of course came in second while the rerrraming schools picked up the few points that were left Lincoln ss is ix ell repre ented at the meet on the bleachers as is ell as the held lhe loyal bunch of rooters gave their best sup port out rootrig all the other schools including Tacoma Paul C lxde s running in the distances in this meet as well as the others has been marxelou The tall athlete has yet to see the man that can make him take dust George has certainly done it for Lincoln this year The work of Lapt Raymond Carr Qlson and Ames also de erwes special mention and in fact the is hole team should be underscored as ro better all around bunch las ewer competed for ary high school rl he athletes and rooters were treated royally at liacoma and they hare nothinf but prai e for the Tacoma management t 'AH Y ,link A ,Y -X f l I ll PSS wma f f RQ SO ' i . . . , i c i. 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A ,. g-t rfLWlt ' rin thlvhm HIL Girls Athletrc Assoclatlon of the Lincoln Hugh School IS non four years old A large number of grrls have taken 65:55, part ln this organlzatlon and hate alxx ays made lt a success It IS due to the actlvlty enthuslasm and loyalty of all the grrls w ho hate taken part that thls branch of school actrvrty has be come one of the strongest at rumcoln Basketball has always been one of the mam features and the glrls have dexoted most of therr trme to 1t this year All the gurls who possrbly can should turn out for basketball It IS not only an agreeable pastime but also a healthy sport Tl'llS year rt was qulte a drsappolnt ment for the glrls who had planned games on entermg school to be dented thus pleasure ln fact lt was thought by many The splrrt which prenarled ln thls school however was one of much enthuslasm The turn out was large and the falr athletes practlced long and hard for the class games which proved to be just as mterestmg as those of former years Early rn October a meeting of the Girls Athletrc Assoclatlon was held to elect ofhcers Wnth such officers as Ruth Carey president Ruth Fntz vrce president Edlth Stehl se retary and treasurer Lmcoln need not have feared for thls years success At each meetlng of the assoclatlon a large number of gurls turned out ready to dlscuss whatever subyect mrght be brought up before them Basketball season opened earlrer than usual for lVl1ss Sterlmg wished to have as many games as possible played IH the first semester as some of the grrls were to graduate rn February On Tuesday afternoon December I3 the frrst game of the series for class champlonshlp took place between the Freshmen and Sophomores Thls proved to be a luckv clay for the Sopho mores for the first team won by a score of Zl 8 and the second t m I4 II December 20 was the clay of the struggle between the umors and Qemors Both classes were evenly matched and showed a great deal of sprrlt On the whole rt was an excltlng game and xery lnterestmg to watch The Senior team trrumphed over the umors the score standmg I7 to I2 fhe unlor Fre hmen game followed next On account of the umors haung played longer and so knomng the game better they were NlCl0llOUS by a core of I5 to 8 On anuary I0 the Qenlor and Sophomore teams met O both of these teams xx ere some of the old play ers and consequently the game proxed to be an Interesting one But the Sophomores uffered a defeat of 21 to I0 at the hands of the Seniors 82 fi .AZA HIIIIJAHA I f. Tue, - O , . 'rin ' - 1 fe I , , . - , 41 I , that thrs year's basketball season would be an unlnterestmg one. v 1 . ' I V V , 7 Y I . K ' . . , . . . . . . . . . . F , - . , , M . . , . 7. . . , g . , . Y v ea , - . . u u , l a I . J ' - S . ' V A' s . J - ' . n V ' 9 i C . SENIOR TEAM Among the last of the serles f championship games was the Senlor Freshman game This con test was of consequence to the Seniors for It decided xxhetl-er they would hold the champxonshlp honors They need not have fear ed for although the Fresh men played a good game they dld not succeed overcoming their more ex perlenced class mates The score stood ZI to 6 The Iast game took place between the unlors and the Sophomores The Sophomores were defeated by the juniors by a tally o I8 to 4 Class championship was now settled The Senior hrst team won the greatest number of games ln the serles and so became class champions The unlor Se ond Team won the greatest number of second team games and so were second team champions Let us not forget the game which was played between the Sophomore and Freshman Midgets It ss as a flne game and the re I5 to I3 In aw of the Sophomores shows hen close the contest xx as Perhaps the most lnter estmg game of the season was the one which took place between the Blacks and the Reds or the all star teams IVI1ss Sterling chose ten of the best play ers to compete against each other The Blacks won score 20 to I8 - ' o ' ' I , . 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I g x , r Sax sco , , ' f 'or S3 JUNIOR TEAM THE LINE UP Blacks Reds lulla DlClClC forward lVll lI1lC Smlth Grace l-lenneken forward Edna Lltsey Edna Hadeen center Ruth Carey Ruby Mitchell guard ucllle Thompson Nora Christof guard Ruth Entz To Miss Qterlmg a great deal of credlt IS due for building up such cla s teams as we have had thls year I am sure every glrl nn school reallzes that It IS Mlss Sterling s untlrlng efforts that have made this years athletics of so much mterest and such Ei SUCCCSS Seniors Nora Chnstof Ruby Mitchell Helen Duttonhoefer Grace Henneken Lucrle Thompson Freshmen Kathryn Henneken Anne Blunt Grace Bower Gladys Klrlcman Grace Lorselle Line up forward forward center guard guard l me up forward forward center guard guard S4 umors ulla Dickie Fdlth Stehl Ruth Carey Ruth Entz Ida Dorgan Sophomores Mlnnle Smrth Edna Lltsey Edna Hadeen Carollne Peterson oyce Peterson u S ttrt S n CLASS TEAMS u H . .a.a t.......att S I ' ,,ff.fff ffl ,.., ., J vgv l 'N V5-4 'ui-Q' OFFICERS DEBATING AJSOLI XIION Phutv HILE athletrc events are of vrtal rmportance to the marn tanence of the school sprrrt and rnterest yet they are no NX longer wrthout a mal and a xery lusty rrxal at that Hx Intellectual as well as athletrc contests have come to have a large portron of the enthusrastrc support of the student body Wrthrn the past two years rnterest rn debate has rrsen by leaps and bounds and thrs year has reached a standard never before equalled rn any Seattle Hrgh kchool brnce there rs no other ac trvrty rn the estrmatron of the general publrc w lrrch rarses the effrcr ency and standard of school worlt so mu h as debate and forensrc contests we can be justly proud of the w orlt done by our debaters Early rn September debatrng actrxrtres w ere begun by the elec tron of officers Arthur F Karr was chosen presrdent Llaucl Sanders vrce presrdent Vffrllrs Corbrtt busrness manager Walter Qovey treasurer and George Buchan secretary lhe first busrnes w hrch savored of the real thrng was the try out for the rnterscholastrc state team upon the rncome tax questron About a dozen contestants entered the race several of whom had lready attarned more or less debatrng fame Fl he successful ones were Marsh M Qorbrtt and Mark lVlcChesney lhrs was Mc Chesney s first entrance rnto the freld of rnterscholastrc debatrng experrence of some of the other contestants yet hrs own orrgrnalrty and slcrll enabled hrm to land a place Qorbrtt w ho w as chosen eader has been so long engaged rr the arena of debate that hrs torrans drfier as to just when he entered ana he has long srnce for gotten Howex er thrs authentrc record remarns that he and Allen l'hrll ps w on the champronshrp of the Eastern part of the State two years ago and he rn company wrth ohn Barsden came wrthrn a srxteenth of a harr s breadth of wrnnrng rt for the Western drstrrct last year the first actrve engagement for our team was wrth Lrncoln s lusty rrvals of ueen Anne l-lrll Une encounter wrth our boys showed that whrle from therr natural wantagc ground they mrght look down upon the lrttle red school hcuse yet from the stand pornt of debate they had to loolt at her from a rather drflererrt angle l-he fellows certarnly drd brrng home the bacon and rmmedrately set to work to fortrfy themselxes agarnst the powerful orslauglt from Broadway who notlrrng daunted by the ad fate of the Hrll aggregatron crme over wrth hte hundred rooters but re turned sadder but wrser l re next conflrct came wrth lxrrkland and our debaters lost the decrsron to the wrnners of the champron r bb , V- . Y Q 4 v 4 V l Y V AI . . v . U I , I , , LJ u L ' ', L c . ' I b Y n . ... f ' , U ' ! ' I Y 7 1 ! I H ' V A V ' , L - , . , although he had mrxed freely rn class debates. Whrle lacking the i , 4 ' t - I . . 1 . . . , . ' . . . , Q ' . r K6 ' V1 -Y l e 7 - r rr V vw A r r ' '. ' I ' 3 . . Q V H. V K - . . . . . , shp. in 5 DEB ATERS Mark Mcchesney Arthur Carr Frank HBYIISOD Marsh Corbltt Oscar Anderson F Bxrdle- Hedges - ir I I I 'K - IL, 6 x R , . K , . . 5 4 . ' 'F 'X Q: Y Shortly after the first mterscholastrc debate the first of the Crty Series of debates was pulled off between Lrncoln and ueen Anne Here lt was that the rivalry between the two schools reach ed the hugh water mark ueen Anne put her great debater and orator ohn Bovmgdon leader of her team and prepared to meet Lmcoln on the questron of Proportronal Minority Representa tlon ueen Anne was determined to here turn the trde of her prevrous defeat but Lmcoln was equally determined to retaln her laurels rarncoln certamly dld bestrr herself she pulled together an altogether star team composed wholly of debaters who had been leaders of rnterscholastrc debate teams The trro consisted of ohn Balsden Arthur E Carr and Marsh M Corbrtt The de bate occurred on the memorable day In Mtrnorrarrr A f anuary 20 I9I I A large and enthuslastlc audrence packed the l mcoln Assembly to watch the fray which was fast and furrous for not one was found to cry Hold' Enough' 'l he joy of the Lrncoln supporters knew no bounds when the declslon w as award eo ln therr faxor Next rn order came the debate wrth Broadway on Conserva tron Lmcoln berng ably represented by Donald lVlcLhesney Frank Harrlson and Alfred Hall Thls was the first experlence XVlllCl'l any member of this team had had and after a gallant frght they were defeated rn a oecrslon of two to one by the Broadway s more experrenced team The rext debate on the calendar was wrth West Qeattle T e team prcked for the debate conslsted of lors lVlcBr1de Brrdle Hedges and Oscar Anderson Owmg to slckness Mrss lVlcBrrde w as forced to leave the team and ames Buchan the alternate took her place at the elexenth hour Our team put up a good hglct but were defeated by a two to one decrsron The closxng debate of the season was held between Lincoln nd Ballard on the Qeventh of April on the closed shop question mcoln w as here represented by Frank Landsberg Frank Harrrson and Artfur E. Carr Again after a hard fight Lincoln was fav red by a unammous decrsron Durrng the year the debatrng assocratron decrded to change the debate emblem from the cloth t.. to a certrflcate frantmg to ea h debater the rrght to wear a gold L Flhe whole student body as well as anyone w ho has been rn touch wrth debatrng clrcles at Lmcoln fully recognlves the fact that a larre amount of the credrt w hrch the Lincoln debaters and orators hate won for thelr chool upon the platform has been due to the untrrmg efforts of Profe sor gaunderson wh has gnen un parmgly of hrs time ln coachrng her contestants NX . . - 5 . J s , . , . . - . C 1 o J y . 4 x V v U .. ,, s . ,. . , . . . . , x . , .. v V , . f M c, .-. h 4 . ' J .1 1 A - , a c, , . r' , ' 1.4 y i V U V - A .., .. - . , Q . . , - . Q . , , . . Q , . - . ., , f N! -ef' 5' ff 'A C ' DEBATERS l red Hall on Mcche'-snr-y Ge-o. Buc man Loi M nde Frank Landsburg john Bafden 6AgN5 Y fr' ' EIL ENV 1fD5E,P'K ORCHESTRA OF!-'ILERS CLAREN rrhvztra LSIQ the art of arts rndeed has not been forgotten durrng the past year rn Lrncoln Hrgh School Thus de Q7 partment of the school work has been made rrch by both the chorus and orchestra but rt rs the latter of x hrch we wrsh to speak lhrs organrzatron has made use of rts splendrd opportunrty and has won success beyond all expectatrons workrng wrth unlhed effort whrch rs remarkable It has taken much sacrrfrce of trme and labor on the part of the members of the orchestra rn order to marntarn the standard establrshed when first organrzed but all has been done cheerfully and wrllrngly At the begrnnrng of the s hool year Ralph lVlcAbee seerng the need and also the promrse of some uch organrzatron pro ceeded to gather together players of drflerent rnstruments for regular we kly practrce Meetrrgs were held and officers were elected and tfus the orchestra was formed Its great promrse was manrfested from the begrnnrng when work wrth Mrss ones the faculty adxrsor started Gradually the membershrp rn creased rnusrc was purchased rehearsals contrrrued and frnally the results were ready to be presented rn publrc Meanwhrle Prof Davres superrntendent of musrc rn the hrgh schools was ecured as drrector Flhrs marked the first real rmprowement for although the full rnstrumentatron was there rt was helpless w rthout a competent leader nlhen publrc playrng began At frrst there was a hesrtant fearrng note to the work but as more experlen e came more confrdence also wa garned and the faults were corrected at rehearsals lhe orchestra has had rts place at ex ery debate held thrs year rn the hrgh school and has acqurtted rtself rn a yery credrtable manner At the Monoay mornrng assemblres howex er rs w here the work has been truly drsplayed and apprecrated Here the cpportunrty was afforded to play before yrsrtors who rmarnbly commended rn some way or another the mornrngs entertaarn ment The rrstrumerrtatron of the orche tra rs as follows ls xrolrns Vlfallace Howarth Rral Benjamm Marre Parr Hope Rochford Percy Xl xander nd xrolrns oyce l rttleheld Mae Prcrce Chrrstcph hternke clarrnets Ernest leo Fred Pettrt flute Byron Brro cello flrlere French lst cornets Archre Lolman Clarence Rrchard 2nd cornets Harry Pettrt Clark qqurre Walter Xi hrtrer trombones Harold Greser oseph Akrn drum Alfred Turner bass horn Ralph lVlcAbee pranrst Mary Passage 91 0 no 1 im . . tm A -- ve , , N . . - . , . a , . 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S, , , - , , . . . .J . 3 , , . 1 , ,-rl n W4 Q 1 ORCHESTR A II'5 LI T rs rmpossrble to Que ln detall the warled work of the Lin coln Cnrls Club and so we wrll grwe you just enough sus' xx, X gestlons upon which to base Vour dreams as you turn Mx back the pages rn your memory book to those wonderful days spent rn dear old Lrncoln The names of the officers elected at our frrst meetmg w ere Vrrtres Sanders ll presrdent Harriet Wrrght I2 vlce presrdent Verna ones I3 recordmg secretary Anne Holmes I4 corresponding secretary Amelia Bently IZ treasurer l hen because Mlss Qranders left school during the frrst semester the club chose Mlss Mahaffy to act as wrce president while Mu s Wright occupled the chalr We are more than satrsfred wrth the work of our officers thus year and srncerely hope that next year our club wrll be as wbly governed As nearly 1s possrble on ewery other Wednesday outsrd speakers have entertamed and lnstructed the gurls Among those who haxe been so kind to us are Miss Bagley Mr Mclkoxsn Mlss Morhampton Miss Tu ker Miss Sprlnger Mrss McBr1de hunt at the wonderful events grven by and for the club First on the cstlendar comes Llncoln Sunday at the Y W C A a novel and mterestrng experrence closely followed by Chatelalne Day We feel sure that Lmcoln s Chatelame movement was the foundation for the Chatelarne fad whrch rs now takmg such firm hold on the lox ers of fashlon Next came that dellghtful Pussy wrllow Lun cheon at which the Y W C A so royallv entertarned the clty C-urls Clubs Followrng that came the Llncoln Receptron rreat success rncrtmg the other schools to llke actrons Trrps to the Georgetown Poor Farm and the dlstrrbutron of clothes and books to apprecratmg poorer folk as well as the adop tlon of a lrttle factory grrl were among our phrlanthroprc endeax ors An important phase of club work has been the Brble Class meetmg at noon on each Wednesday Under the able Instruction of Mrs Addrngton Campbell the glrls hare received many of the Old Testament stories and heard wrth mterest the appllcatron of these to therr own lrves and characters At the last mectmg of the club held May 3 the treasurer s re port for the year w as presented Sl'lONNlI'tg about twenty seven dol lars rn the trea ury Thls IS a remarkable sum slnce there have been no dues collected no falrs or sales held and ewery penny IS a xoluntary offermg Followmg a suggestlon by Miss McBr1de this amount w as turned oxer to the Y W C A to asslst two w orkmg gurls rn thelr xacatlon VlSll at the Breaker s Conference ,jf ' 1' I h ' . I ' As for the social side of the Girls, Club, we can but barely . J. A ' . r , 'l ' ' I Y M C A OFFICERS Sowers Thompson Stott McDonald Ryan nz uh the latter part of October a number of cnergetlc and am brtlous upperclassmen held a meetlrg at night ln one of t x the Lincoln recxtatlon rooms At this meeting plans Hx were lard for an organrzatlon who e purpose was to pro mote aggressive Chrlstlan character among hrgh s hool boys After gettlng plans formulated the orsranlzers recerved some valuable suggestlons from Frank Moran of the Y M C A The frrst meeting held hortly afterward was very well at tended The officers elected for the year were Hal Ryan presl dent oseph qowers vlce presxdent Clinton Qtott treasurer and Duck McDonald secretary Hugh Thompson and Oscar An derson were chalrmen of the social and mensbershxp commlttees lespectnely and Harmon Keyes had charge of the younger boys meetings The uccess of the club was due to the untmng and never endlng efforts put forth by these officers combmed wrth the ard of Frank Moran Geo McDonald and Blll Cook of the Y M C A One of the unusual features of the past year was the member shlp campalgn which closed anuary 25 l9l I with an elaborate banquet ln the Plymouth church Third and University Street 94 '11 . 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The l lncoln boys left the other schools far IH the rear gettmg about fifty new members Ihe club was fortunate to haxe wrth lt durmg the last semester one of Seattle s most successful busmess men Mr Henry S lxmg of lxlng Bros Hrs splendld talks XKlllCl1 proxed hlghly mterestmg and xaluable were xery popular wlth the club members The pa t year has been a long strlng of uccesses for the Boy s C lub at mcoln from the flrst meeting to the last exery moment l 1s bee n utxllzed brmglng endle s re ults to its members It 1 the plm of the club to extend and broaden out the worlt for next year w huh lf carrled out properly wxll brmg mxaluable results to its members The ofhcers for next year are as follows Oscar Anderson presrdent Harmon lxeyes YICC presldent Aubrey Deery se re tary Wlllrs Corbltt treasurer N22 81' trelrna Ppartmrnt HE wireless department was establlshed at Lmcoln by :arrive student next had charge of It and slnce that tlme ohn Dodds a Senior has looked after the apparatus For those who are 1gnorant of the whereabouts of this contrlvance we state that 1t rs located ln one of the apartments acholnmg Room 30l lhe recemng box YNltl'1 ltS brass fixtures swltches and headphone IS on one sxde of the bench whlle on the other side IS located the sending apparatus conslstmg of the key a hellx and a large transformer coll A loose coupled hook up IS also used Messages can be sent as far as Bremerton and recelved from pomts as drstant as San Francrsco Mr Dodds clalms to haxe recen ed the hrst PICIUTCS of Mutt and eff ln Mexlco oxer the apparatus Vvlth his knowledge of electrlclty Mr Dodds has helped the school not only m the wlreless department but also rn hung the clocks and IH arranging the lxghts for the plays At the tlme when tlc cloclts x ere out of order for such a long tlme Mr Dodds saxed the school much expense by hxmg them hlmself Hrs work durlng the plays deserxes much praise lhe way IH s hrch the lwhts gradually became dxm to show that nlght was approaching ln the umor play w as excellent 90 ' I - S 'l . 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Yu 'mi 373 I jf 2 f :fn vnumr-2.5 C f if k Q 40 g PAP-M-I-Eu 511-as Drvsuon Co,,,,Df ' U f 'C' AUM L' 'Curve l Gym day Oh Heck' Ever sunce 490 B C luttle gurls and bug gurls fat gurls and thun gurls tall gurls and short gurls have had the same mournful cry Perhaps gurls un Ancuent Greece clud not have quute the same troubles as the gurls un the Luncoln Gym because dressung at that tume had not became such an untrucate art The Grecuan gurl was always un gym costume Puffs rats belts hooks and eyes and stuff collars dud not leave a place un her wardrobe Neuther dud she haxe to lace her shoes or hunt for shoe lacungs An ever present source of trouble to our gurls To some of us however Gymnasuum us not a bore The Joy that comes from the quuck rhythmucal play of well traurued muscles whether un basket ball rope clumbrug runnung hugh jump or folk dancung us ours We love to feel the blood rushung through the body to fund w ho us the best gurl un a contest or to haxe our team wun And w hen we are defeated we have learned to smule not frown to laugh not cry to tell the other sude that we are goung to wun next tume and to say ut wuth a smule Some day when we get more cuvuluzed we wull learn that An cuent Greece had the be t udea after all when she sent her chuldren to school for both physucal and mental traunung wuth half a day not one peruod devoted to each kund as 'Je - U- ',. -35' rv! - - faqs- fs G1 P Qrmnr Hama Nothing can grae more satrsfactlon than to look back oxer ones past llle and feel that lt has been yxell pent The members of the OLIl2Oll1g class may look back on then hugh school career x 1th a feeling of prlde and 9htllillCll0ll that has truly been eamecl ae xx ake of this malxe ous cla s IS trcxxn yxlth the laures o xnctorres from all branches of the school s actmtres The latest and perhaps the most rmpncsslxe achley enaent rn the hlstory of this class was the dramatic production glxen ln the ralncoln assembly hall Saturday exenmg April Z9 under the management of Paul C lyde lhe remarkable success of thus production affords a ht tang close to the Pl0llCU9 career of the Qemor class lhe Sentor farce or as lt IS more commonly called lhe Great uestlon a bright wltty ore act playlet lull of life and action It 1 story rn xx hnch the plans of cuplcl are lnterfered xxrth through the tupldlty of man Robert X ardsley under the influence of love becomes slightly fussed and by mlstake proposes to the maid xx ho accepts hrm at once RC8llZlng xx hat he has done he trles to ex plaln but he ls so exclted he only makes rt xxorse Dorothy An and IS szrcatlv dlsappomted ack Barloxx xx ho IS alxw ays on the scene takes adxantage of the srtuatlon and tries to xxm Dorothy Andrew Bob X ard ley fxnally recovers hrmself explalns hrs mls take and then proposes to M1 sA xx ho accepts h1m to the dismay of Barloxx All ends happily and xx hen the curtam IS loxxered a srgh of satrsfactron rs heard from the audience All through the play whrch only lasts one hour the action ls rapld and the uspense rs contlnued throughout The play xx as xx ell chosen and splenchdly carrled out under the excellent mstruc tron of lVl1 baunderson Folloyxmg IS the cast of characters 'Nora Chnstof as ennle the Maid Ella Vlfmsloxx Dorothy Andrews Paul C lyde as Robert Y ardsley Nic Cauntlett a ack Barloxx l-o the manner rn xxhrch these parts xxere handled a great deal of the succc s of the shoxx IS due lnhe Senlor Farce together xxlth the umor play produced the same ey enmv takes the place of the annual shcxx rn the doyxn toyxn theatre x hxch the school has heretofore grxen The school can xxell afford to glxc up tle doxxn toxxn shoxx when they can produce uch plays as xxere grxen by the unlors aacl by the Sc-mor classes Moral l et all future cla ses of the l tncoln Hugh look to the class of l9I l as their ideal and then true to attatn to lt M R XX ARD 1,4 0 I U D r . A . I A ' S . . K A me Cv' . V '- A M x'A ' ' A j A .L '. I A . 4 ' 1 1 . Il '. ' Q ' A' l . rs A s ' 'A . l f V 5 . L . . ' A. 'A- L L ' 4 A A , . A , . . c . 1 . O A c 1 cr l . l ' . A , Q rs v 1' . 2, A ' . ' , A. , drew, whom Bob really loves hears of the supposed engagement , V Q .M . I jc v' v . V '. s ' A , A A A - . , S , , V' A 1 l 'L A Q A A . ' c . s C 5 A , A I V K - A '. x - . 'A A . . : A v Y cf sl ' 4 v I . , s , ' ' . ' , x' A ' VA ' . . . . W ,. : , 5 1 -V A . V .J ATHENAEUM thvnrum Athenaeum' Yes what does lt mean l..1ncoln1tes3 Yes and unlors what does 1t mean to us3 It means that we have not only been beneflted by but have had mfmlte enjoyment and en thuslasm ln the vv ork of thrs club a sub organlzatlon of our class and me have upheld th1s name for two years as Sophomores and lumors Yes we realized the need of such a club ln our Fresh man year but not untll our Sophomore year vs ere we able to attaln uose reallzatlons So helpful and beneficial clld the club prove ln our Sophomore year that vxe felt our unlor year would be 1m perfect without such an organlzatlon So lt was decided ln the Fall to contlnue with the work of the club under the same name the various members of the class whtch might otherwise be lacking At the beglnnlng of the year a brlght future was assured for us m the electron of su h capable ofhcers as Carl Draves for presldent Hope Rochford YICC president Amelia Bentley secretary Marc Mcchesney trea urer It vv as decldecl to have competltlon vuth ID the club for best work vxlerch proved to be quite successful IH that the spmt and enthusla m at tlmes waved hmh We used the I2 class colors as a basxs maroon and vs hlte Barrett Herrick representlng the former ard Mark McCl'esrey the latter The 100 il A ' . ' ' ' and to try our best to promote a feeling of good fellowship among ,7 - ' . ' . ul Athenaeum xsas drxrded and equal number of members berng chosen by the leaders of each srde We had sex eral rmpromptu debates and extemporaneous speeches at our earlrer meetrngs but as lrme ards exeryone rt drd us and tlse hr t debate of the Maroon XX hrte serres xx as about the se ond school month XX e haxe had up to the trme of thrs xx rrtrng four rrrterestrng wru xerx helpful debates ard each srde proxed to be a mitch lor the other as the score noxx stands 2 2 lhe Hfrh debate hcxx exer xxrll decrde the champron srde and rn aclxnoxxledge ment of therr uccess the unfortunates xsrll entertarn sometrme near the close of school rn therr honor Hoo ray' For the xxrnners f ach leader has been an rnsprratron to the drfferent members com posrng hrs srde ard three cheers for them and our excellent faculty adxrsor Mr s l rueblood l he earnest eflorts of the club members ard the offrcers xxere most essentral rn maltrng thrs one of the most promr ent ar-d successful organrzatrons of rts ltrnd at l rn oln lhe debatrng commrttee establrslred rts rcputatron at the hrst by choosrng pleno d que trons and by showrng the utmost drplom 1 y when rrngrrg rn Ile drfferent members on a debate usually to the total surprrsc of these same members So our club has been xxorth xxhrle and xxe had real debates too and not only debates Our dramatrc commrttee composed of Mary Bester ulra Drcltre C atherme Hastrfrgs Emmett Legg and Carl Drayes charr man made this phase of the club xyorlx more promrnent rn the sprrng semester and through the frrst semester the dramatrc commrt tee gave excellent programs at each alternate meetrng and vxere rormrng rdexs concernrng the krnd of play the Athenaeum should Qrxe lhen at the begrnnrng of I9tt semester these rdeas xxere put rnto a tron and after much drscussron a comedretta entrtled A Bunch of Roses xx as decrded upon Wrth the ard of Mrss Shel ton xs ho had been chosen as advrsor for dramatrcs and Mr Loth rop 1 cast of erght members was cho en from the Athenaeum sup porters lnhe cast xsas strong and xxell trarned It corrsrsted of Mr Peter Petloxe 1 Jealous husband Chrrstof Sternlxe Mrs llarrrett Petloxe hrs xsrfe lxatl leen Connor l rsrlors at P tlove Court Mrss Hrlda Greaxes Mary Bestor Mrss Malxrssa Prlltrngton Amy Shecltles Mr George Hargroxe Barrett Herrrclt Mr Herbert Mason Paul Barsden Hrggs a romanrtc Mard uln Drcltre Hopson a loxe lorn butler Carl Draxes Sunopsrs Scene l Srttrng room at Petloxe Court Scene II ame darltened lhe play xxas grxen rn the Lrncoln audrtorrum the txxenty nrnth of Aprrl It xx as an attractrxe lrttle sltetch and xx as clexerly 101 . . . . s - r ' . c . f ' ' , 4 V ' - v ' , . .. 4 r l . A R ' K T' . s cc ' 'at . 4 ' . ' , s . . I A r A I. V V X rr . ' . c . A A , ' ' S r 5 ' - rf ' , , I V u A Y y but dramatrcs. g , , J , O I 1 Y I - 5 L3 - ,4 A Q , , , . . , 1 r Q ' . , . , , . . s - . ' , c . ' . t . 1 - Y' y r U , J . 1' , . gs Q ' 5. . . ' Q FROM A BUNCH OF ROSES given Every member of the cast showed careful preparation and faithful work Each person seemed to be inspired with the spirit of doing his or her very best In a word loyalty to the Athen aeum desire for the best of results and effort for work worthy of a umor shone in every face from that of the stern Mr Petlove down to the sweet little romantic maid Higgs lxathleen Connor showed her ability both as an actress and in her portrayal of the modern wife As a young society belle no other than Miss Mary Bestor could have filled the part so successfully Barrett Herrick showed his abiltty as an actor by the interpretation of his part as well as an entertamer with his whistling between acts The sur prise of the evening was a successful interpretation by Amy Sheck els of the part of the romantic old maid. Paul Baisden showed no mean ability as a suitor and one would have thought that the tall dignified butler as taken by Carl Draves had served in the English Royalty. Success has been our goal and the extent of its attainments can only be measured by our present worth to the Lincoln High School and our future value to society. CATHERINE M. HASTINGS. 102 ,ff X NIMH' T' ORACULUM OFFICERS rarulum HE sophomores may be Justly proud of the xxork accom pl shed by therr debating and dramatlc club lqhmgs ,wiv xxere started x rth a lush when the club organlzed Sep me tember Z7 flee ofhcers elected xxere eland Hams President Harold Echman V1 e President Ethel Morgan Sec retary and Lester Bird Trea urer After much drscusslon the name Oraculum xxas agreed upon whlch as mterpreted by Mr Fitch means A wrse saymg Wlth a wise faculty advisor m the person of Miss Grey a xxx e set of officers a xxrse set of de baters and wrse actrons the xxlsdom of the club has become a prov er The enlhuslam shown ourmg the hrst semester drd not due out rn the second for the club has the true Lmcoln spmt The regular mcetmgs were continued at the first of whrch the folloxxlng ofhcers xsere elected Leland Harrls Presldent by a unanlmous vote lVl1nnre Smlth Vrce Presldent Ethel Lee Secretary and ohn lxlaeboe l'rea urer Programs consrstlng of debates dramatic readmgs and muslcal selectrons were glxen every txwo xxeeks whlch xx ere unsurpassed by anv club of a Slmlllaf nature m the school actlvrty At a conference whlch took place at the ueen Anne l-lrgh Qchool a Sophomore clty debatlng league conslsltmg of the Broadway ueen Anne Franklln Ballard and Lmcoln l-lrgh Schools The questlon adopted for debate xxas Resolved that an Income tax should be a part of a federal system of taxatlon proxlded that the constltutronalxty of the questlon IS not raised On November 23 Lee l-larrls Milford Kmgsbury and Ethel Lee upheld the negatlve agamst Ballard and although shoxvlng much ablllty and good team xxork they met xxlth defeat A team con slsltmg of Walter Qoxey Ethel Lee and lVlart1n Stratton debat mg upon the negative met Franklln February I5 One judge fall ed to put ln an appearance and upon bemg graded on a percent age basis lt xx as found that Franklln xx as three polnts to the good Walter Covey ohn lxlaeboe and Martin Stratton upholding the afhrmatlxe won from ueen Anne and Broadway By this rec ord we see that although not xxmnlng the champlonshlp of the cnty the bophs made 1 ery creditable showing Looklng batl-. oxer the school year lt mav be seen that the Qraculum has set 1 ncxx record for actrxlty and enterprise lhe hugh arm XXl'llCl1 xx as et at the begrnnmg of the year xx as reached and surpassed fhc rrcmbers xxlll nex er forget the good trmes they haxe had and the beneht xx mch they haxe derlxed from the numerous splrlted meetlnvs 114 E I 'A ' I V I 177- 7: v V' - L ' L - . 4 ' ' 1 - . . ' 14 , ' . 1 . c - 1 , , - , g S h . . Y U Y 5 V 2 1 I 7 v Av ' VVS Mx , Y. , b. . , . . . V : , y , . . 9 , - t 5 r , . J , , . . . . S . . ' Debate work has formed one of the most important lines of . U . . , . . , . , . . , , , . , . V i l 1 U u ' - , , Q , ' - . ' . . x' E' ' ' . K . My l A 1 J ' ,K ' , I . . . D. Q QI APOLLONIUM pnllnnmm ARLX in the year the class of l9l4 organized a club for the members interested in debate It was named I4 Apollonium and its eight determined mem bers began immediately to improve the club and informal discussions were found invaluable The programs were in every case well given and the discussions spirited The casual visitors became members and before long the club could boast of a paid membership of thirty with the following officers Howard Swigart President Miles Ward Vice President Mar garet Adlin Secretary and Thomas Park Treasurer It was decided to challenge two other clubs in debate one th Sophomore Oraculum and the other the Freshman Debating Association of ueen Anne High The Oraculum howc-x r failed to accept the challenge within a reasonable time conse iently the Apollonium team represented by Howard Swigart George Buchan and Miles Ward is at present able to throw all of its energy into the ueen Anne debate which is scheduled for the second of une 100 , . I wrmzgil- .T 1, is Z -. Q 1' ' ' 1 . . . l . ,.-5.1.1-2-4. - - . , - swell the membership. list. To this end programs and . . . y . . 2 V , Q s ' I ' , . , - Y I Y I I I F ' I , C , qi. A . ' . ' i , A y ' Q , V ' ' 21111 EI N Friday afternoon May l9th ln the Llncoln Hugh School audrtorlum the cultured puplls f he Junior Class namely the Cnrroms Dzscrpulz gave an entertalnment which was mu h appreciated and wal long b remembered by hose w ho e program was so extensive and enyoyable that even outslders were entlced to the Llttle Red Qchool l-louse to wltness the customs and costumes of ancient Rome Llncoln Hlgh School s faithful and renowned orchestra contrlbuted several splendldly rendered selections D Srdey of the Umverslty of Washlngton dellvered an lnterestmg lecture on Roman Life and Manners Illustrated by views of Pompen as It appears today Miss Lmgenfelter of Lincoln Hugh Qchocl 09 del ghted the lovers of Latm wrth Counod s Ave Marla wlth vlolm obllgato beauh fully rendered by Mr Wallace Howarth lVl1ss Ellene French a Senlor always appreclated by her audience gave a selectxon from the Stabat Mater Both responded to enthuslastlc encores lmhe last but not least was the conclusion of the l..at1n program The Scene from Cicero s Oratlon lhe pracco s sonorous call of Acczplle Aurcs' thrilled the assembly to mstant attentlon The audience had just been ga'1mg on the pxctured rulns of forum and amphltheatre and lt seemed as though the long sllent Romans of hlstorrc ages came suddenly IU lrvmg forms before them After the mterpreter had read from the anclent Scroll a brlef summary of the celebrated case of Cicero and the Roman People versus C atlllne the senators with fllleted brows and sweeping folds of logs assembled Agaln came the prauos shout Consul m grcdzlur V Four tall and sturdy lxctons nn belt and tunic carry lng their fasccs marched ln ushermg the flrst con ul who opened the senatorlal dellberatlons by announclng Crceros approach After a solemn mvocatlon the grand orator poured the vlals of hrs scorn and bltter lndlgnatlon upon Catllme who had darmgly seated himself among the contemptuous senators ldhe leading parts ln thls dramatic representatron were cx tremely well sustalned by Mr Mark lVlcChesney and Roe Dyke man The first as Crcero delivered the great oratlon ln Its orxgmal Latm wlth a manner that was lmpresslve and passionate yet restralned according to the dlgrnty of a Roman Consul while the flery rn urgent Catlllre recerved a rendltlon so spmted and so full of verve as to show unusual dramatic talent on the part of hrs lmper onator The background of cla src folds of w hnte togas relieved by bands of scarlet purple and blue w as very effectne even rf there was a sllght but pleasant mcongrulty be tween the idea of grlm old Roman Senators and the reality of the pretty faces and bright halr belonging to our Lincoln gurls JULIA DICKIE 106 ll . 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' 1' Ulf tg'Mtll Soc I XI C' XI 1 N11 xl: SEPTEMBLR Amlstad C lub Dance at Christensen s Hall O TOBER Qagamcre Dance at Faurot s Hall Flrst A B of P Dance ueen Broclcman entertalred rn tlce afternoon Frances Bradford entertamed wlth a whlst party Margaret Meany gave a Hallowe en party Caroline and Margaret Paine entertained NOVEMBER Mae mrth gaxe a card party Vivian l leberg the hostess at a party DLC EMBER Mrs Hatcher entertained the football boys urprrse luncheon for Lucrlle Qaunders Athl e Schloeman and Lucllle Qoxey hostesses Helen Sanders entertained to meet M1 s Strip ures Ruth Leu IS gave a luncheon Lincoln gurls enjoyed afternoon pent at the home of Mrsses Irene and Gertrude Ward Lols Gsborn was also a hostess Borghlld Lee gave luncheon JANUARY Afternoon at Bess Nrcholson s home unror C la s lnformal at Masonlc Hall Dance gnen by Marcia Connor Afternoon at the home of Myrta Haas7e FEBRLJARX Mr and Mrs Shubert gave a dance ln honor of Naomr Hart MARLH Girl s Club Receptron Audltorrum and Gymnasium Last Q A B of P Dance ueen Anne Senlor Ball at Qhrrstensen s Hall Sophomore Party Audrtorlum and Gymnaslum Sketch entitled Her Only Fault Suflragette s Dance at Masonlc Hall Grace Hennelxen hostess at a whlst party l tta Losee guest of ennle C acluell APRIL M xhel Remsberg s Dance Broadway Senior Ball at Leschl Paulron 108 L 4 V 1 A A 14 A 4:1 v A Ulllglllilkg V i at 'F ' - .Li f -QA l6+ A ' 2 N A A . 7+., A . l4+ A . . 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V . . 5 Hrcf 1' ' 1' , 111 '-1 - -11-11 E F ' 1' '11. - 1 1 151 'li J I'1I II HV Coach looked up from the telegram h had been readrrrr wrth a troubled frown as Hrdemann stopped before hrs ,gym de k then as the boy s face refle ted hrs own expressron MA' to w hrch was added a look of anxrety he smrled grrmly 1 cl nodded rl lsat s about the srze of rt Claussen telegraphs that hrs fath er rs dangerously rll He left by the nrght trarn That s why I sent for you He paused lookrng kr dly rnto the eager ques tronrng face before hrm I have prcked you for hrs place rn to morrow s race because I belrewe that rn a race you wrll do more good than ary other man we have I hare been w atchrng you and you are the makrngs of a good oarsman you wrll late thrs after noon s practrce to get you used to the place Walter Hrdemann flushed wrth pleasure at the older man s prarse as he passed out rnto the mornrng su shrne He a Fresh man to row rn tl'e Varsrty crew' As lee looked across the cam pus at the warrous burldrncs set among tately trees a great surge of lore for hrs college and loyalty to her swept through hrm and hrs chrn set determrndly Dear old Varsrty he murmured af fectronately you w ont be ashamed of me rf I can help rt and Sylvra Of course rt would be rmpossrble for hrm to go to the rn formal But Qylvra would understand It drd not occur to hrm that anyone could farl to understand such a necessrty fhat Sylrra drd not urderstand w as evrdent from the expres sron of her face w lsen she opened hrs note whrch came wrth a great fragrant bur ch of rrolets To lser rt was curt srmply stat mg the case offermg almost no hrnt of apology He would end hrs cousrn Paul Esccbar and would she wear hrs flowers to show her loyalty to the blue and w hrte3 Her perplexrty Chang ed to vexatron dangerously near tears He had w rrtten as to one of whose ympathy he was sure as rf there was no need of ex planatron ylvra had always shared hrs schemes wrth enthusrasm had never farled rn her ready comprehe sron srrvce the trme when they play ed Magrcran and Wrld lndran together among the rlac trees That srx years at a Canadran convent could change her never occurred to hrm She had been home but a week and they were renewrnff therr acquarntance upon a more mature stand rng and frndrng each other mutually rntere trng Walter knew she was drfferent from other grrls but farled to attrrbute the cause tr her trarnrng He had already surprrsed her rn lrttle rnconsrstencres to hrm almost chrldrsh but delrghtfully noxel w hrch he had thought of as part of her charm But to Sylrra readmg hrs mes sage wrth rrsrng resentment the mere fact that he must not break trarnrng was a reason w holly rnsufhcrent to warrant such a sacrr 110 .-.. ,V s ' 'T .r A L-, Q , 's - ' ' -1, 'Q r ' ' ' rf . . .. - , . . . r , .,., ' Y, v - , I V Q V ' h u r , ' 1 ' - ' s '. ' 1 ' . , . ' . - A n . A ' Y . , . Q v ' 1 ! Y I O ' ! , . ,, . we ll wrn that race for you too. Then rn a Hash he remembered , V. . Y . - L , r . . ' , . - f - I - V S y . , . . S gy K , I v 1- - . Q . V . V. . . - - , , . . A nu. V. A . , I, . . D A - Y . . . . Y - . , . r 'A V ' . free Hurt prrde swelled her throat Hrs neglect bordered on rudeness He srmplv drd not care and well slee drd not cave erther Her pleasure rn the dance was sporled and she drd not want to go Blaming Walter for sporlrng her eyenrng sfe cl clared pettrshly that sfe would not go A mard enterrng .nttr rupted her angry musrngs to hard leer a long box She opened rt hastrly to frnd Ulorrous long stemmed Jacquemrnots and a note My Dear Mrss lxuler she read It was my good fortune to be so near the crtv that I could run down for the race I learr ed that you were to be at the college dance tonrght and am gorn rn the hope that you wrll frnd trme to renew for a lrtlle our Jol'y acquwrntance begun rn Montreal Dare I uppo e rt po srble that your sy mpwthres are wrth the red and whrte3 If I am rrght wrll you w ear these roses and make farlure for our crew rmpossrble3 Srn erely PHILIP LAMORELX Sylsra dropped the note and lrftrng the glowrng fragrant blossoms burred her face rn therr sweetness There w as no long er any rndecrsron on her part She would go to the Informal lhat eyenrng ylyra was the gavest of the gay She farrly sparkled wrth anrmatron and Joyousness The Jacquemrnots rn her grrdle matched the xryrd contra t of her lrps to the w hrteness of her gown Her face too was pale except for a brrght spot of red rn erther cheeck whrch alone told that her vwacrty was forced Underneath her flashrng gayrety she was yaguely troub led by a sense of drsloyalty whrch she could nerther drown rn laughter nor reason away hxasperated wrth herself as rf to prove that she was rrght rn w laat she was dorng she gaye lner con sent to Phrlrp Lamoreur, to watch the race next day from hrs canoe Sylxra trred hard to keep her attentron on what her companron was sayrng but wrth lrttle u cess Peopl whom she knew glan ced at her surprrsed to note the colors she wore Doubt and self drstrust were tormentrng her Nervously she warted among the garly decked barges launches and canoes Heralded by a shout the racers rounded a bend whrch hrd them from the mass of spectator the yrsrtrng crew half a length ahead Walter hrs eyes hxed puttrrg lreart and wrll rnto eyery trolce heard the cheers from crafts of e ery sort whrch lrned the course on erther srde saw the pennants wrldly flyrng and knew that omewhere among them w as ylxra wearrng hrs colors watchrng expectrng hrm to w rn The thcught sent the blood to hrs face and new strength to hrs flaggrng muscles The shell crept up rnch bv rnch untrl rts prow w as almost ex en wrth the other H lrftcd hrs head and Qylyra s face flashed out from the throng Syl ua rn a slrm Peterborough pale face tense dark ey es brrght wrth excrtement but Sylyra wearrng the rw al s colors and a red and whrte pennant held trghtly rn her nervous frngers Stunned be wrldered unable to comprehend the reason for ber seemrng drs xll 'lx I mi I . l K s -tg- H , Y ' A 'v yrlrtrr... 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L - A , - - , , . - , v ,A y , A , , ' s c . e ' ' - v ' - , . s, ' ' , v . , , . . s 1 ' , , , , Q , , . .. , , . , . . v , , , . 1 e . . . , U A , ' , , , . . . . , . , . . , ' , - loyalty he bent to hrs oar But IH that fractron of an mstant he had lost the stroke and as hc threw hrs strength against the blade rt snapped short Powerless he held the broken shaft tn has hands He was so much dead w elght now so many pounds hrndrance to them fhere was but one way to rrd the shell of the useless bur den Wrthout hesxtatmg he rose qurckly and plunged overboard hrs head strlkmg a swmgrng oar as he went down To the horrrfred grrl ln tl'e canoe rt seemed hours before he came to the surface and w hen he drd lt was to turn helplessly and slnk agarn FI he launch was there when hrs head reappeared and he was ltfted unconscxous mto rt as the rnal crew shot between the buoys vrctors White and weak she begged to be taken home and to Lamoreux s anxtcus questions rf she were rll she only re sponded rn a drstressed tone How could he do rt when he knew he mrght be k1lled3 The college man s eyebrows lifted m surprlse that she could ask Where a man s college rs concerned hrs last thought IS for himself That rs rf he rs the rrght sort and that boy back there rs the rrght sort Hrs words dld not speak the admrratlon hrs voice showed and the gurl flushed as rf she had recened a rebuke for ln that Instant wrth a vlston clear at last she saw and under stood It was wtth a mixture of feeling that Walter was shown mto the drawmg room of Sylvia s home Uncertain how to look upon her desertron to the enemy conscious that he had blunclered but ever rt was and expecting a cool or unfrtendly reception but de termrned to reach the truth He was totally unprepared for the saddened Sylvra who entered and greeted htm half fearfully as lf expecting an a cusatlon What rs rt Sylua5 he burst out more puzzled than before Vvas rt anythmg I dlcl that made you Shlft your loyalty3 She wmced If rt was I am more than ready to apologize though 1 chd rt ln rgnorance Anythmg No no you are wrong It IS I who should ask your forgrve ne s I didnt see I couldnt understand I thought you drdnt care You sent no explanatlon Her voice faltered and fell xery low It was chrldtsh and sllly I ask your forgrveness She stretched out her hand tn an appealing httle gesture and Wal ter took lt and retatned tt whlle he answered for my stuptd blunder 1 ask your forgiveness lhen gne me mme No he rephed smthng Forgtvmg as I understand tt rm phes forgetting and under those ctrcumstances I cannot hrd rt ln my heart to forgive you WINIFRED COL 11' . c . ' , h I. . v K N . U ., . . V I Y y a ' - . ' v . . ,, . V - . .. , . v v , ' . l 1 ignorant as to the clrcumstances, blindly sorry for hrs mistake what- , , , - . 7 1 4 . . . . ,, . L , . . . . . ,, . , , . , s . , . . Y! A A Qhmunh III kr PRIZE WINNING ORATION DlVlU'XlD BLRRE. the champron of constrtutronal lrbertv stands upon a broader basrs of true statesmanshrp than any other man of hrs day or age He not only won a w arm place rn the hearts of almost exery Eng rshman rn the frgl-t he made for yustrce and con trtutronal freedom but he was also lowed and honored by the Amerrcan people for the eflectrve stand he took agarnst taxatron wrthout representatron Farly rmpressed wrth the condrtron ot affarrs rn Ireland and The Colonres rt was only natural that hrs great abrlrty should b dexeloped rn tlrerr cause det he drd not take up the drrect tudy of law as one mrght suppose He saw enough of rt to conwrnce hrm that rt rs as he says One of the hrst and noblest of human scrences a scrence whrch does more to qurclten and rnxrgorate the understandrng than all other ltrnds of learnrng put together Strll rt was too dry and technrcal for a mrnd lrke hs Burke s trme w as grwen up to a broader and deeper study of phrlosophy the prrncrpal phase of whrch was that of cause and effect VVhy3 Whence3 By what means3 For what reason? These were the questrons whrch w ere contrnually pressrng upon hrs mrnd To trace out the workrng of polrtrcal rnstrtutrons to establrsh the prrncrpals of wrse legrslatron to lav open the who mrght grve to them and therr cause all the wisdom of whrch hrs knowledge and sense of duty were capable The scrence of polrtrcs and government was rn hrs mrnd the scrence of man ources of natronal securrty and rnventron were the great objects of hrs lrfe He entered rnto thrs held of polrtrcs not as would a polrtrcran of the present day but as one who truly has the rnterest of hrs country and fellow countrymen at heart as one not a system of arbrtrary regulatrons or a thrng of polrcy and rntrrgue but founded on a knowledge of tho e prrncrples feelrngs and even prerudrces whrch unrte a people together rn one com munrty tres as he beautrfully expresses rt whreh though rrght a arr are as strong as lrnks of rron All through hrs lrfe Burke as a representatrxe of the people marntarned these prrncrples and hrgh standards of gowernment Hrs early electron to parlrament w hen yet but a young man marl-.s the begrnnrng of the perrod durrng x lrrch he made for hrmself the name of the deepest thrnlter and most powerful peaker that exer stood before a Brrtr h House He was not powerful rn delnerv of words but powerful rn expressron of thought wrth a wonderful abrlrty of pre entrng hrs arguments rn the most logrcal manner foundrng each reason upon a substantral basrs of practrcal experrence Burke repeatedly urged upon par 115 o V 1 v , 1 . . 1 . C wn-rw 4- ' . ' ' -:.---:.?- ' v ,c--.,',u A Q v - - I 1 r S ' , . , , L , g 1 e . . , . . ,. . . . , . . ,. ., , . v , K . ,, . . . . . . , . . , - Y - . , , . . K . 4 A . K . . . ' Y Y , . . . C . - . , - A .t . H - . .. . H- . . . I. . . . ,, . A s , . f . , , , , , . ' , N' I c K , A , Q , , , , . , , . . C , s , lrament hrs rdea of lrberty under the law greater lrberalrty and freedom for the freedom lovrng people of hrs own country and of the colonres Burkes speech on the concrlratron of Amerrca far excels any other oratron or argument rn logrcal and practrcal reasonrng Wrth all the eloquence of thought and beauty of expressron of a true orator Burke lard before hrs audrence of rndrfferent hearers as rt were convrncrng facts rn support of hrs proposrtron for the reconcrlratron of Amerrca Burldrng hrs arguments upon the temper and character of the Amerrcan people he showed the wrsdom and necessrty of dealrng wrth the colonrsts rn a peaceful manner and the rnexpedrency of usrng force When told that Amerrca was worth frghtrng for he answered Certarnly rt rs rf hghtrng a people be the best way of garnrng them l-le showed strll greater wrsdom and foresrght rn that most famous sentence I drd not know the method of drawrng up an rndrctment agarnst a whole people Logrcally he took up each pornt rn favor of hrs proposrtron provrng the wrsdom of each by pomtmg to the recorded experrences of the past And as logrcally he answered any possrble objectrons that mrght have been offered agarnst hrs plan The varrety and extent of hrs powers rn debate were greater than those of any other orator rn ancrent or modern many orrgrnal combrnatrons of rnventrve genrus so much knowledge of man and the workrng of polrtrcal systems so many valuable rdeas of the relatron of government to the manners the sprrrt and even the prejudrces of the people so many wrse maxrms as to a change rn the constrtutron and laws all supported by srmple reasonrng based upon practrcal experrences Doctor Parr says rn regard to Burke as an orator Who among men of eloquence and learnrng was ever so profoundly versed rn every branch of sc1ence3 Who rs there that possesses so extensrve vet so accurate an acquarntance wrth every transactron recent or remote3 Who rs there that combrnes the charm of rnrmrtable grace and urbanrty with such magnrhcent and boundless ex pansron3 What prepared Burke for the wrde exercise of hrs powers was rntellectual rndependence He leaned on no other mans understandrng however great In the true sense of the term he never borrowed an rdea or an rmage He was Edmund Burke and no one else from the begrnnrng to the end of hrs lrfe ln oonsrderrng the unusual abrlrtres of Burke rt rs rndeed to be regretted that he should haxe expended hrs wonder ful rnfluencmg power upon so unapprecratrng a people as of that trme For rt rs undoubtedly true that hrs mrnd and rdeas were many years rn advance of the perrod rn whrch h lwed and only rn after vears w hen hrs work was put before the people as lrterature was hrs true value as a statesman and phrl csopher realrzed Today Eurke has become one of the few names 114 2 , . . . . O V 9 , . ' . I U . . . . I Y ! ! gl . . s . -V , ,, . , . 1 V - times. No one ever showed so great a power of expression, so Q . I Y U ! I Q . I U . 5 I ' Y - , N ' S! , . Y ' - . . . . e of estabh hed ansl unnersal currency m educatlon and rn common hoolts rr mg aboxe the xx aus ardne s of lrterary caprxce and mtel lectual fashron a Bacon and Milton and Shal-.espeare ruse ahoxe them Burlte the :deal representatne of England the honored friend of Amerlca tands out before the people of the world as an ex ample of true statesmanshlp one ss ho has served hrs country ln ex ery of the people s Interest only l-lls trght has exer for their natural rlghts and therr freedom under the lan and upon thrs ground he rrghtly deserx es the txtle The Champlon of Constltutlonal Lrberty MARSH CORBITT en e of the word serxed nlth that ultlmate Idea ln new 5111112 Srmuura m the ifuture Mrldreal Brown A second Ro a Bonheur Ida Pratt Inspector of chemlcals Sarah Somers A concert plamst Verma Hurst Authorrty m domestlc affairs ulra Carlander Complexron speclalrst Phzllrp Hovev Pltcher of the Cubs Mcnfzn Srdes Archltect of a New York sky scraper The Ixlaehoe Sisters Partners IU a mllhnery shop Cuynne Mcfaustland Edltor of the New York Trlbune Martha Magrllxcudalll, Manager of a home for clestltute cats Paul Hardmg President of X ale Harold Raumond Wxnner ln the Olymprc games 4thlcm Sthlotman A Parls model Eleanor Campbell Dr otD1umty L rnccnt Ixraft Detectne of Scotland X ards Ruth Crljfiths lntructor IH pollte conduct Ruth Hrdhtr Profe sronal photographer frrd Burlflty lramer rn a crrcus W mme Wtmrs Conductor of European partres Ctlra Cerhardt Teacher of fancy dancmg Edrth Srfton The ladies ma d of the Presrdent s xsrfe Osnald Pat rtd Pastor of a Pennsylxarna parrsh Clara Cool Manager of the Rathslteller Esther Rtrttv teacher of hlgh school mathematlcs ttra Tazp Proprietor of a halr dressmg establrshment LLll1anStcn1art 'Y W C A uorlter Anna ohnson A tamed authore s Lester Could Presrdent of a rarlroad lrcm Wclxtn 1 lVlatron of an orphan asylum t I if 'tt Mlttttt . . . . . ,Z 5 ' KA - . . . . tum., s ' H' ' s - ,-4 ' S . , , I 1 , . . ig. lx? . ' I . , . S ' - 5 , . Q Q . . .' I D I -A v - - , I v, . 0 .' 5 , 5 . - s . - - - .. ., I . . . - , . . . . 1 ' T ' , A A L' 4 . . f f 1 ' 2 I ,. , . , 1 1 ai : A 5 , . ,. . , . , .q . . . . . , . - 1 ' . P Z1 - ' ' . . Cf ' - D I . .- , . y ' 1 -- 0 . , J - . 5. 7 J . h f . ' 'r ' Z Q-r . 3 Esther llaniilInn+City librarian. Evelyn Cw0fl7Cll?.Ax Frohman star. Alherl Beehe-Postmaster General. Hazel Carpenler-l-lead of the information bureau. Gladys Lihhy-Manager of a meat factory. lllargaret Rossl lfchampion gigglers. Florence Piereel Oliver WellzienfSlafl artist of l-larper's Monthly. Annie Stanford-The Madame of a dress-making establ' ment Bertha l zehman Book keeper for Frederick 6. Nelson Maru O iver Teacher of voice culture elocution Pearl Pierce Leader of a symphony orchestra Karl lxersehner U S Ambassador to Germany CladLs lWtLeod Mayore s of Pittsburg Eli aheth Potter Head of a departmeat store Ethel Neclger Coxernor s prix ate secretary Fha Baleheler M1 sionary to Africa Harrv Erzelgson Cashier of the Seattle National Bank Naomi Dzngeld ne Craee Hennelfzn l Trio of famous acrobats Lucille Thompson Ruth Prichard Kindergarten teacher Roy Clarlg uri eyoi in the African jungles llnme May Hurd Qpeaker of the House of Representatives Ruth Metcalf President of Wellesley Bessie Nicholson Proprietor of a candy factory Waldeniar aeger Guide to the Qlympics Chelsea Carter A woman policeman Don ohnson udqe on the Supreme bench The Calaberi Sisters Founders of the Gabbert Institute of Learn in Cyrus Nelson Qocialist leader of the Senate Edna Smith Suflragette leader l zetor Nelson Professional Hypnotist Marlon Hollmgshead An heiress of many millions of to Q G: AW 116 ., sh 7' 1 Y - , ' ' 0 ' A fi N -Ti v . . V' ' ' - s ' . fz e ' 1 . . . 1 1 lf - 's ' ' . l . , . 1 ,A ' I ' . s I 51 V . . 4 I g' . . I c K . X I Vi. K , 7 fx' N t ,f K E , f X ll ? b I TL 'Qflf 'N' 'R . Zur, ,K A' - K 'x- ,fav 'Z , r, -,. g 1- . . , ., fig . lf 1?,' f , ly ' Mtg: ,tit X k f X fe ale. -1 3 f L .- JL .JN us , r I . . I It I heal rlmnl l PRIZE WINNING EbSAX VERX gIl has or should hawe an Ideal and upon the helght of the Ideal and her effort to lne up to Il depends IH a large measure the north of the gIrl What should thls Ideal be3 FIrst In Importance IS the home lhere he place IS preemmently and there she should hnd her most serIous dutIes and her greatest pleasure If there are no serx ants her held of helpfulness IS practIcally unlImIted The WN ays she may hnd to admInIster to the comfort of the home can be bounded onlv by the lowe and Interest she puts Into the stork Lxen IN here there are serx ants ard partIcIpatIon In the routme IS unnecessary there are numberle s small dutIes xIhIch her quIclt eye can easIly detect and her wIllIng hands readIly assume lhIs work can be core properly by no one else The Ideal gIrl IS a home maltmff feature of SOClCly and as a preparatlon for her lIfe xxork these home dutIes slIght as they may seem are In no suse unlmportant Next to the home comes her school lIfe Of course scholar shIp IS ETSI consIderatIon but outsIde of study tIme there IS much In connectIon mth her school In whlch she ought to Interest herself Ihe most Important of these IS athletIcs Though usually under valued ports whIch develop a quIck braIn and a strong constrtu tIon besldes affordmg the neces ary CXCTCISC deserve to be classed mth her most serIous occupatIons The Ideal school gIrl IS healthful Plenty of sleep IS Indls pensable for carry Ing on her It ork Many dutIes should be sacrI fIced rather than gne up these hours of rest Nme hours for the axerase gIrl IS sufFIcIent If Sunday IS spent In restful occupatlon Another essentIal to health IS the attentIon paId to eatlng Here moderatIon governs The gIrl w ho comes to school mthout her breakfast and the one NN ho nIbbles confectIonery most of the tIme are alllte unfitted for the serIous Isork of the school gIrl XX IthIn reason taste dIctates xt hat she should eat though the sub Iect should not occupy too much thought After studymg It wIth the aIm of fmdmg out the most nutrItIous these should be made the prIncIpal dlet lnhe study uhIch a gIrl gnes to her lessons depends not so much on the tIme spent as on the way IH Xtl'IlCl1 It IS spent Lsually the mornlng hours afford the clearest braIn greatest freedom from IDICTTUPIIOH Two hours gnen to conscIentIous study ought to be enough When studymg all thoughts connected IsIth other sub jects are put from her mlnd and she concentrates every atom of energy on the thIIIg In hand Tlme for recreatIon wwhIch means relaxatlon IS as Important as tIme for study ThIs means more than mere fun Durmg thls llt P O I 5 f - V v - l Q 1 I'1'3Z3'!1' ' ' v-'Qi'-1.'.'u - A - - - - I . 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Q . , ., ., , . 1 A - .J v ' v I, . . . t .. , O v I v ' - - t v v V ' Q trme frnends of the grrl have the monopoly By her frrends rs the glrl known The frrends of the Ideal glrl are chosen from mutual benefit those chosen for the sake of amusement alone never help elther srde and heapen th rdea of what a real friend should be ln dress slmpllclty marks the whole attrre It should be ap proprlate to the occasion and after the flrst adjustment requlr ro thought 'lhe rulc Dress so that no one wlll know what you are wearmv IS ln the case of the schoolgirl the be ' to follow that could be found Her dress should be wlthm her means and never such that It might exclte the envy of her schoolmates for above all the rdeal IS democratic All artrhce ln dress and Jewels are strictly ruled out A glrl who IS artlflcxal ln dress will be artlflclal ln manner and speech And falslty ln Jewels tends to make the glrl regard sham as equal to the truth Attendance at presentatlons of the works of great masters l'l the lrterary and operatlc world IS essential to her education If the g1rl be musical or artlstlc great enjoyment and proflt can be gamed by Jolnlng a club of people like herself and studying can do much good and there all the mterest she can spare from more pressmg duties should be centered On the other hand clubs that exclude all but a certam set have no place ln her time Thelr Influence IS narrowmg and undemocratic The rellglous work a grrl docs ln her commumty helps her ln any other work she may take up It IS to the glrl that the rector looks for much needed assistance ln varied fields There she can be of more help than almost any other person 1n the parrsh a Sunday School teacher carrying flowers to hospltals sung ln ln the cholr and as the mlmsters soclal helper working ln e dlfferent soclal and lmprovement socletles the fleld of help fulness IS almost wlthout llmlt Second only to her relatlon to home IS her relatlon to society at large therefore she should enter 1nto all the soclal actrvrtres possible To meet people of xarled mtelests broadens her mmd and prepares her for later l1fe when school days over she can turn her full attention to soclety ThlS IS not the society whose brrlllant fetes fill the papers and form gosslp for ldleness but a truer soclety worklng always tow ard the betterment of home and publlc llfe Among fields so varred the gurl must choose which for her are the most Important and drvrde her time and attention among them accordingly never forgettmg that her school IS a preparation for her llfe work and upon thrs preparation her after success IS based WINIFRED COE 118 Q , c . . . , , X y . S - - .. . r . . , .' .' . . ,, . . . .5.. , r , st ' . ' , S , . V .A . dramas or operas. Clubs orgamzed ln the splrlt of helpfulness . AS , ' ' . ' - g s v th , - 1 . . . . . ' Y . ' . ' 9 ! V ! , . , Y' Ql1a1kv5pvarPz111 Qvntnm olm Barsdon A gentleman that lox es to hear himself tallt And x rll pealt more rn a mmute lhan he will stand to ln a month Ruth Quatlv Not steppmg o er the bounds of modesty Aora Clzrzstof Her beauty makes this yault a feasting full o 1 t Ur baundtrsor He reads much He rs a great ob erxer and he loolt ulte through the deeds of men H11 Rtan I dare do all that may become a man Vt ho dares do more IQ none ln a folt By the prlcltlng of my thumbs Somethlng wrclted thls way comes Codwtll gzrls 'Ihe wxerd slsters Clayton Sharp I-le was a man take hlm for all ln a I shall not loolt upon his lllce again S mor Class I ll not buclge an lnch Przsutlo Patterson Is she not pa srng farr3 Wzss fra cr Vve wlll answer all things falthfully Arthur Carr I am Str Oracle And when I ope my lps let no dog bark Ralph Run on Nothrrg comes amxss so money comes withal Boo Hman! Vlfhos words all ears took eaptne Ldltlr Hfulson lhe e most brlslt and glddy paced times zllzt Inf ns lnhey say we are Almost as lllte as two eggs Vagdultnc ul For my NOICE I haye lost It Xxflth hallolng and smgmg XXXIIII hallomg and slngln of anthems Htnrv Cool Men of few words are the best men Ilan flffurhl As cold as any stone I rt Quunllttl ljetchy and wayward ldnzn Bush lhe mlrror of all the country utlf Connoz llus bold bad man Lois Nltglldt Ihose about her I rom her shall read the perfect ways of honor o .Solvtrs l-le IS of melancholy dr posltron Monte II ard From the crown of hls head to the sole of hrs loot He IS all mirth Flanlg Clstn I haye an CXPOSIIIOD of sleep upon me ohn Dodds A yery gentle beast and of a ood consclence Clznlon Stott A man as true as steel 119 1291!- ' l .E QT ' x' s ' A ' V 1 .- H A-if . ' . . f lgh . .' . 5 If g s ' 's 4 D' -- t ' , '11 'Q :-- I ' , 4 7 ' . . H' 1 '- ' s AY- V ' ' ' . 7 I Lt k n CIorrznzcnfenrcnlflhe true beginning of our encl. fs -- ' . . , , ' . I! . h 4. S . , . . 4' HI. 7 I -7 ' ' . . . k, g i Y V ' Cf- . V ' , YZ . v , V f V .' ff h ' . 1' I v v I I G . J Q-vi . Y .S . . . D V, b i Y . . f 1 A ' - Q ' . lt Helen Stvopc Here comes the ady' Oh so ight of foot Will ne cr wear out the everlasting flint Marie Parr Beauty s enslgn yet IS crlmson In thy llps and ln thy cheeks Claude Sanders Benedrck the married man' Avzs Preston As merry as the day IS long Olzs Stlrrcuder He wears the rose of youth upon htm Ruth Lclvrs An angel or lf ot An earthly paragon olrn raas My heart IS true as steel Marsh Corbztt Brd me dlscourse I wlll enchant thme ear Hugh Thompson A man of soverergn parts he rs esteem Well fltted rn arts glorious ln arms Nothlng becomes htm rll that he would well The grass stoops not she treads on rt so hght What my dear Lady Dlsdam' are you yet lrvmg the hand that hath made you fair Hath made you good lsalnl Wzlsorr Is there no respect for place persons nor time ln you3 Emzl Qreser The courageous captaln of complrments Paul Clyde If we should fall' Cludt Dana A proper man as one shall see ln a summer day Earl .Scott I warrant hlm heart whole Carl Selraclrt Let the world sllde Ceezlza .Snnth Anna Duslfrn Ratlrel Drum benror Partt Whats gone and what s past help bhould be past grlef Helen DUll1Ill0LfLf Some are born great some achrewe great ness And some have greatness thrust upon them Azrclm Kzncard Wherm you do dance I wish you A ware 0 the sea that you mlght exer do Nothlng but that .Stmor Class O call hack yesterday bud time return' Hattzt bmztlz A poor lone woman Mr Lollrrop I-Irs cares are now all ended lolrannn lxauu lhe farr the chaste the unexpres 1ve she AOTIIICIN M Ltod He was ever precrse rn promise lteepnng Dora .Snonrdtn Ill speak ln a monstrous lrttle vorce hdna Allzson I am slow of study Dudley Wzllurd I nexer knew so young a body wrth so old a head Byron Bird I thus neglecting worldly ends all dedicated lo closenes and bettermg my mmd Laura Harris the frlnged curtams of thrne eye adx ance Lrda lllcade Deeper than drd ex er plummet sound I ll drown my book Evan Morgarr The lundest man 120 ' . 7 'll '- I . , l . -5- W . , . . . I . . . A L- 1 1 ll I , I I ' ' A F , A n , J ' ' t - ' ' 'd I I u I - 1 .1 . . . . 3 , I 1--A O I . .1 j 1 Y A ' Ruby Milt'l1ell-So wise, so young, they say do ne'er live long. , :W s 1 ui , I f , . 1 Q A , I f . Y . , ff , . 1 4 c r 5 V 41 . Y . I J f -- , , . , s , . 4 ' 7 . . .s ' . ' . U . 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'L ., N. 4 I f... x 'XX may 414 ' -fx 7 is X N fi- .., 6 f X r' f v y X 4 1 ag .Q - . 9 . -I QP Etnrntn gthz S I was w alklng through Woodland Park the other day I became sucrdenly alarmed upon seelng a queer looking fellow beckoning to me Although I was so frlghtene that my hcart was thumping ln my mouth I followed hlm We entered a large hollow tree and to my great surprise got into an elevator When I had recovered myself I looked about me and behold' there was Bruce Hedrlck I was about to speak to htm when my gurde Informed me that I must speak to none exceptmg hrmself He added that Hedrick was given that Job because he w as rn the habit of runnmg thlngs wlnle on earth Bruce soon stopped the elevator whrch had been go ng down and we Jumped out At a short drstance there was a magnlhcent entrance to a great court yard surrounded by a wall decorated wlth brass gold and srlver I saw two dear llttle cuplds guardlng the entrance and as we drew closer I recognized K Carr and lnalcott There were several booths rn the yard In the Hrst were Rawson Schroeder and Walby the only three pompadour twms ln ex :stance In the next booth Mlss Lewls and Mlss Carter gave an exhrbltlon of cheese making ln a country farm house I saw Honey bunch Wllson demonstrating the uses of a very mgem ous engine that he had mvented when he was shlp wrecked among the South Sea Islands The contrrvance was a comblnatron of brass knuckles a mamcure set a shoe polrsher and a check book He asked the small rnsrgnlflcant sum of only S9 38 for each Marble a very learned saw bones occupled the next booth He was operatlng upon what appeared to be a skeleton at first but whlch turned out to be Paul Clyde Marble was removrng certam portlons of Pauls cranlum Ihe guide told me that Marble was trymg to get the densrty of Clydes braln wlth a lactometer He sand that Clyde w as taken apart very often but the only trme that he was panned was when Marble pulled out his eyeballs and put them back into the wrong sockets Clyde lived on angel food so that he would not be too heavy when the tlme came for htm to fly We entered a theatre and saw Ihe End of ueenlng w hlch Nora Chrrstof w as the leadlng lady Other characters of the play were Rachael Drum Helen Duttenhoefer Dorothea Satterthwalte VI rmfrcd Coe Lots McBr1de and Margaret Meany I saw a srgn across the street that read as follows Great entertalnment to be given tonlght by Snr Oratlo Carr the only orator rn the world who can manufacture silver tongued w ords out of hot alr and breakfast food Ihe poets say that hrs volces sounds like chrystalllzed dew drops gently falling upon the golden strings of a maglc harp Admission S3 00 to L af ix, -3- , fr. a. . 3114! 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V . , - , , , - 7 - V ' . . . , . . - , , . ,,,- . ,, . , Q . m Y r V . . 9 I 1 9 . . , , , f -, V . . . . .. .,f I saw Ryan workmg ln a brewery He recerved a salary of S300 per month for pulhng corks out of bottles with hrs crooked hnger for a cork screw Boo Bryant was selling false teeth made of grasshopper tusks They were patterned after hrs own ohn Faas ran up to Bugs Raymond and asked htm whether he had seen Sal Sal who3 asked Ryan and ldaas answered alamander Src em Dewey he stung your papa sald Bugs as he went to sprung the joke on Stott Have you seen Sa 3 Sal w 03 Lrzard rephed Bugs I adore every stump ln your roof garden yelled Stott as Bugs ran around the corner My attentron was attracted by Morgan running down the street bare looted wrth hrs father s boots on He carrled a bas ket full of eggs on one shoulder and a barrel full of lfnot holes on the other Irma Foltz was earnmg a hvmg by showelmg sun shme from the court house veranda Lefty Howey entertamed us for a short tlme He had ln xented a new curve ball which he called the hobble sklrt mys tery drop because lt hopped along toward the batter hke a prm cess wlth a hobble then rt twlstecl wlggled wobbled and stag gered around as lf lt were reachlng for a lamp post at mldmght and then lt drved under the bat and sank mto the catcher s mrtt The batter newer knew where lt w as golng and Lefty sald that he dldn t elther As we turned a corner I saw Dlmples Hotellmg wrth a hand organ and a monkey hfly guide sald to me He has just found the mlsslng lmk He calls lt Monkeyland but that lsnt 1ts sclentlflc name ID socxety I exammed the monk serv care fully and found that the optlcs possessed a Nery dreamy gaze that the nasal bone was slightly concave glwlng a soft appear ance to the countenance that the portion of the anatomy whlch the lower orders call the neck was rather rugged and that the mferlor maxxllary protruded a conslderabl dlstance beyond the superror lwhere was no doubt about lt thls w as Honeybunch Wilson I spoke to my gulde about seemg Wrlsorx selling brass knuckles a short trme before and he sand that lt w as customary tor hmm to sell knuckles m the forenoon and to play wrth Harold rn the afternoon We passed on after hstemng to Harold render a few of hrs faxorlte selectlons such as Folde lddley I Do Call Me a laxl Vvlll the Angels Let Me Play and I m a X rddlsh C ow boy We pa sed Into another part of the yard through an archway upon wht h was w rrtten Medley Purgatory I aw the follow mg painted upon a slgn E' EVEN LARGE EXPLOSIVE VULPINE EVENTFUL NOVELTIES 124 - tt H - J .. 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S - 1.4 My gulde ard that rt w as a descrlptron of the contents of the cwges to my rlght He sand that all the nolent ones of the class of l l were ID th re I noticed that the hrst X ord of the slgn was elexen that tl e hr t letter of the words spelled elexen tha the letters near the end spelled elexen that there were elexen L s and four ttmes elex en letters on the slgn I also noticed that there w ere elex en cages of the dangerous type Scott and Nelson occupred the hrst two cells In No 3 By ron Byrd w as play mg wlth thtrtv one I: s and a C- as a play x th the A B blocks gow ers and Dana were ln the next two Qtauntlett w as trymg to draw hrs salary for a year ln adx ance on a sheet of glen co paper Xe a xery bad case mdeed Cook was playmg wtth a cook stoxe m No 7 Sharp thought that he was ohn D MOTETUIDIIIII he had 94 from the basket ball season Irxnk Cotch he w as so blg and strong Oleson made an awful nolse by trymg to sung I May Be Cravy But I Amt No Fish Olhcer he s IH agam qanders was a hopeless case m No l l H kept mumblmg Trek tack toekmg of the clocking on her stock mg near the rockmg alnt that shock1ng3 I saw C orbttt ln another part of purgatory Before he could leave thls place he had to balance a dollar on hrs nose and walk up a sllppery mclme I thunk that he IS there yet Ella Wrnsloxw had to remaln tn there untll she would promlse that she would wear no more green walsts lVl1ss Corbett was compelled to refram from smlllng at George ln English a very dlfhcult task lVly gulde Informed me that lVI1ss Kmcard w as tn for llfe because she had acqulred the xery bad hablt of allowmg her coats Coates to hang around any old place I turned around and saw Rex Wilson poundmg on a chunk of :ron My guide sand that when Rex w ent up to the golden gates to take the examma tlon both St Peter and Satan wanted hlm for their Jester lhey could not declde who should hare htm so they agreed to toss up a com In order to make lt absolutely falr to both St Peter gave a dollar to Rex for hlm to Hrp up Rex thought that It would be great sport to play a Joke on Peter so he pocketed the coln and then beat lt As a pumshment for hrs rash deed Rex was order ed to produce two more coms ltke the first That was what he w as domg with the lron I w ent up to Rex and greeted him ust because I dlsobeyed hr command by speaking to Rex my gulde krcked me out the slde door and sand that lf I returned he would spank me and would keep me there untrl THE END CLARK SQLIRE 123 mm ' S ' ' ' ' A ..... L, 5 U ' H: 1 s 's ' . ' 3 t - ' 'A ' 1 - .' . l-:id 's x 'i , , C' bs- x 7 m K Y a ' 1 w I K. M- S. ' - . . Wouldn't that Rock a teller? McDonald thought that he was , ' ' ' . c, H ' . . e I 7 . , ' . . . - ' v 'Tlili 111 ILXD, 'Il D11 li. 1-X xx u-4 en-pee H -4 fx x.f 0 5 TC U lw Jan N ng gg x ecn you ery d cf Zu E Q WdiS I'CCl'1 l'CC0l' O W 0 agent USCDCI' I r. c.. si UD y F VCI' I DCC L CTQO El Cl' gn-pa n S Q 4.4 4.1 42 P S IIOWC S OC P .4 iorus g r ,..4 ,-. C '+- QU'lCCSSl EIS CI' Ht anc ng D 23 COCD P CTE' SC S 5 l a Q.. M Cl' ong DO P P V -N GH doctor -5 ..i -man rag stan A O P-1 fx 2 'U O B arm ng s me arr e M Ort Loo et onary emo a games U1 Q1 L... 'C O 'U -.i.. LJ.-I O 1... Q..C O 8 U OGG.. t me ng uss ng ream ng 11 es op-Lorn ry n on ess e V OW 3 ..- D ozen an ac a r agea o one nous asn any O M ..i CD .ff CH nek l C arr was U-4 Li.1'2Li.QZOOo .A D O42 dy nd 00m Y n r Z- 153.1 S A B I' O QCD UC e gar en remem lx C ea iy IT 't Vg El r 4 I Name Age Hobby Haunts Ambition l Vvill be lvlarsh forbitt No idea Senior balls Rems Burg mportant Maylae l achel Drum Sweet Sift Smiling With the girls l-l gh ge foo' 'laude .an ers V ' ng Gi li . A ear lla 'ut A kecl Ella Wiiisl ' N d C i.t , Near 'laude omebocly 'itil aul Clyde sk him retty girls n the hall Q Book- . riscilla P tt . n v rtain 'ilirting , 4, E body knows , lirtecl with tung ic Cauntlett Coun his teeth ' ' l ,l,, ublic eye r is , i i t ' ora Christo Th t' t osing A , hersel Divi e Sarah . il i l li arolcl lloteling A Child l aking riencls , fied in thought , i t ., ul velyn Ciorbitt aker's cl 1 .i ,. ffl e h i l mai onte VVarcl loler h ti . ' . i , , Wit a girl Hand eauty ,clitlx Vvatson ri ble D i , ' king glass ove a ried rthur Carr Ll k '. De it Di i U. S. President Mil' ert Vtfard foting Culy hair at o ti , i ull ette rac lr en ' H , 't I' HA. K. -ing .. ll foach Ssi. t Nlyd Dana Still a chilcl P N A op-corn wager racluated W' righ Air ric' Kincaid Guess 'li i Coa s . Ke p it dark gel -sacri icing 'lihe B ss 'ir' A Qld as his hair is long B1 i ome . iekols n lrma l7ollx 'incl ij t . i ood time , 0 s -a -like li ml M . IM i ian't , l r lufhng u ch .!Sle er anicurist ,. X RWE will fiar,' HIP! RTIIN FA T QL L57lON.S Vvhat rs the difference betxseen a French pastry cools 'incl Dorothy3 lhe cook puffs the pastry and Dorothy pastes the puffs Wlmy I9 Nlarsh s msc lllte the groxxth of 1 ness spaper3 Because his Xl'sll xx ere at hr t weekly but then became daily mth a Sunday supplemert Why IS Hattie s heacl ll' e an old lJarn5 XX hat Clld Coach Allen wear at the Tacoma meet3 A xwrnnrng smxle Wlrx IS Naoml hlte a steamsh1p3 She pays no 'xttentlon 3 to the X ells that follox her Vvhere can Paul get fat5 At C wr ten s 'Mrs Demp ter and Miss ohn on are plwnnlng to Q arm arent th x afraid thex x rll get tu'1 3 N1 Demp ter W hat Clld C ae ar che o 7 loo n am Por' an punche Ethel Dod on Hou dld you know that I ua Qomg t x mr my hair curled today 3 teee at ll ln the paper thl mor 1 1 M r '!7 Y 7 U ' 7 D ' I v 'H Q I. U . 11 'A' , 1 VL L Nw A. QQ' 4 v H ,gs , vf, .. f- ' Vw , KJ! I, li Hr CL 'Jin 4 I l Rn I s iff , 5 V, f 0 - 'I I I . O l. gi IEi.t.f..4 X 4. 1, I . . 1. , . , .Q . ' ,. 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Students- - - Remember Your Duty to the Aclvertlsers Qolumbla ollege of uslc AND School of Dramatic Art Inc ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE IOTH AND PINE bEATTl E Have the most Efhclent Faculty IH the Northwest Guaranteemg Students Best Results and Oflermg Many I..1lJeral Aclxantages pe tal Rates ln all Departments for qummer Months VOIQ E VIOLIN ORA l ORX PIANO I:l OC UTION BANJO DRAMAIIC AR F IVIANDOLIN ORCHESIRA AND BAND INSTRLMENTS School open all summer Recltal Hall to rent for Dancmg Partles Informal Soclals and Publlc Meetmgs THOMAS H I RYAN Dzrcclor 1 , 0 S C' ' I I O IJEPA R TIWEN TS gan ara X our halr IQ we t L Clndlgnantlx I a se Sandera I preaume Q0 Q porcupme max haxe hl qulll 1-he el0ph1nt hw tlunlx u when It Come to connon Conti x monu on the lxunk ou Lint me a nal X 1th a C 0 no mattcr hon 1 I tlmcx you boalt the mom a man gets umpped up m himself the Chl' UIOXXH 'X hlp without 1 tu cr Xn ox xter xxlthout 1 pe11l But the funn1eQt thing Ixe excr Qccn W a Oley xxlthout hw gnl NOIIC6 thv tootnote at the bottom of the p1gc' u l court jextor 19 the :hom of thc roy1l 1ttendant emitted 1 sqm Marble Dtd wou see Rmglmg s cncus3 au No x y 3 Because xt IS a halr ralslng affalr WHO 3 e X out han Grows more beallflful vach dn e Reallx 3 Artlhcxallx Ithmlt HIS EPITAPH L nderneath theqe xerx Qto'1eQ s the hodx of ew onea Q nanc uv Amea ue made It onva I cau Q lt had to thx me xxlth Qtonex 'Ur Mlller 1n economxca Dont xou realue the dangexx ot the prolet1r11t3 xt Sn oraett no' X Q alxxaxs boil our dlllt mg, xx ttcr Ml- Hochleltner in Lorman Deeluw 1 man attle Wmlth Cillt do lt 1nd I uouldn t lf I co 1 4 u dn' 'A ' A Q dg df' Ehfl A D-A-AA t's 1A l: Y .HV V . 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K. ,, 7 ,, NA K 2 H' A Q A WI Ac ' Qc ' ' A uldf' ohn Dodd Ruth dont you lllllilx you ought to haxe n mtelllgent anlmal around the house to protect you and Rut Lexus who lncs ln Georgetown Oh thrs 9UCldE'Il Montre Here s 1 jolce about a peroxide blond au Vlfell that ought to be pretty an Ella Maw I be exeu ed from the physlcs exam3 Baer No nothmg hut death will excuse you ind t en me mtl hold a post mortem examination ess what game do you llce to play the be t3 ess loolslng around I thlnls I d rather play hootey than anythrng e se Dr Redenbaugh Marble pay attentlon Im not grvlng these mstrueuons for nothrng Marble That s ss hy I m not ltstenrng I m broke In E:l'lgIlSl'l We Xklll DCXN lteiil' MISS Metealf toast our honored dead Stage uhn per For the loxe of Mrke let the dexrl hone lilo OMR Little lVl1ss gHllEl'lllYS3llC T Dot alnbreuate Far as a lrly and prnlx as a rose lhe longer she Ines the taller she grow lol 'S-H , ' if ' ' ' it ,h Q ' 4 , ' QL' , A is so Al 1 K V , n P l--U , ' f I fs is ar -H 1 A 'A , , 1 h ul M.. 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O C onnor3 3 sand M1 raw Wu mx lrttle sms I Hunk O Connor3 XX ho ll Hunk O Lonncri c 5 avte Frau e n Er xt mem schones lxmd XEID nlcht O Connor Who ll Hunk O Connor3 3 shout the Romans Not on your marble bust VK e lore O Connor Lrttle C-racre Flmders Sat among the cmclers Burnmg up Lowes brlght dart Her mother came and caught her And scolded her lrttle daughter For era kung up her mce young heart And he xx as so wondrous wrse He jumped mto a college course And xx ore out both his eyes A rd x hen he knew hrs ex es xx ere ou Q0 wondrous mse was he He fell mto a college case And soon begun to see l lttle l-lotellmv he Leeps rrght on spelling All the blg x ords he can py lle d end us to France rf me wanted to dance And NX hat a Qood bow am I' O Beulah late' meet Beulah late' X for thu lnszerlng step ue malt e lool. a rc s e llit wtcant seat assl ned to thee O Beulah late' X es Beulah s late' I 131 , , , , . . , .. ., -1 r . L . ' 'ss G h U. ' .Cay 'll h. sa li.g .. .S .A V ,. 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Af X S 3515 0 , '53, ' A 1, x' 1:1 l:'1' 1 S 14: A1 1-E N Il' A IF IT IS GOOD ROGERS HAS IT CHO COLATES Damty Luncheon the best Home Made Ice Cream and Sherbets and all good thmgs serwed 1n Rogers beautlful parlors 4339 l4TI-I AVENUF N E Both Phones FRUIT PLNCH FOR PARTIES A SPECIALTY UR SHOWING OF YOUNG MEN S HATS WILL PLEASE X OU A CALL IS AI L WE ASK 6554 I Iatte-rs and Sig-iff MCH S X Y FLlI'l'llSl lCI'S l33l SECOND ANENLE ARCADE BLDG 1 V ,Y sf ici Q IL x - fix, I: ' xk . be I f , 5 - ' Vffl IXIQNNX OOD NI XRIXIYI' Fresh ulcy Meats Our Specralty IVIulton Corn Beef Salt Pork and all NZUICIICS of Meat always on hand Frrst Class Seruce ED S MIL' ER Prop Cor Nrr h 95th ard Kerr ood Phones North I882 Red ZOQ At the IxIsNXXOOIJ C H011 RX Wrll aIx ays be fcu d the best of ewerythrng ln the Grocery Ime Arother thrng Prxces mll be found to be right North I882 Cor Aortlz nth and lx nrvood Pla Rui 263 M V BOARD PHOTO STUDIO Corner IXcrth 44th and VI oodland Parlt Axe Ur I0 daft Photograph of elll funds ces Reasonahl Phone Imd Green '71 ' lYi'.F PROI: STEVENS W And Assl tant Danelng Teachers FOURTH AND PINE CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES QOL IH SHORE PI-IARIVI Nia JJI and IVIer1d1rn beattle Vka IIQJX GROCERIES CONIFEC IIONERX HOME BARERX I87-I North Forty htth btreel ou Can Crt QIGARS TOBACCOS and CONFELTIO ERX GOODS al GOODELI.. S THE CENTRAL PUBLISHING CO 717 Blewett St Seattle PRINTI- Rs OF HNF BOOK: -XND OH CF :T-XTIONFRX I .X I'Y If Il'I' I SUM IIN TS Y , Y v f A , A A 4 . . A.. , . , . 'I I F . .V . , -, ' Y 1 ' Y ' w V 41' ,Y , JL I W JI , I 1 H v v I . T -7 A L . 1. , ' . , Q , -, , . U LDL' In O O . I , 1' , , IJ- - ' 5 , M . Pri S .': z . .QU . . ' u .-.. ' - - ' I if s s.....1 . A at gl 'VT . f T V 'r h ' . ' -2 D , sh. 1 1' Y ll Q . A A , ,-. , , t I' ' I . , . I LI A Xf- 5 'Y 'f fix 'N..' P'I'.'. .fl V Make Your Uacaizon Money TO GET ACQUAIN PFD WITH XOU WE WILL PAY ANY ST UDFNT OF LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL 25 CEINTS PER TON ON COAL OR 25 CENTS PER I OAD ON WOOD FOR ALL ORDERS TLRNED IT TO LS DURING VACATION Consumers Wood of Coal Co 35I4 STONE WAX Phone Ind Green 482 North I608 Here you are Fellows' A nobby Soft Hat that s good to knock about ln and good for looks too Always wear the BOWDEN S3 HAT and you ll get more for your money 3 Klng Bros Co Corrcrl Afnparcl for Von 719 SEC OND AVENUE NFAR COLUMBIA XI VluIiI'1.'I'2MI'IX'l'.' l Y I 1, , A Y I O 1 vi- 1, ' X m , N-T Wa? f fe I Q7 7 . . I . G 0 X. .x wx'l':n'l'1sr-:5114:x'rs PHONE INDEPENDENT I805 h amrltnn Qillhlll Spnclal Ratcs to L H S Sludcn S ROOMS 611 680 C OLIVIAN BLILDINLI 8l I LIRST AX ENLE SEA INTLF VI ASH 906 I OLRTH AVENLE. Lowman 63 Hanford C FRINI I FRS ENCRAX ERS S I ATIOXERS IOOIX I II RS 6I6 670 I ll t Axewuc SeattIe XUUIQ IIOMI' ISI-Xhlx Fremont btato Bank 3-I7-I FREIVIONT XX ENLF Iht Pxonee-1 I 1nIx of thc 'North Ind e :Ie Ix dl SOUI CII Accoun Commerclal had Saun s Dc-pal ment gm1II Account Encoum ed 4 Per Qent North OD Qrecn 78 4 Per C ent O Q ,P , , I . . . I. - V, , 1 , V, I ., . . O. . r f 1 2 '-:Tn 5 ' . ,, ,., - . . Kodaks and Supplies PI1otograpI1ic Ifinislung 1 ' w f A W ' , J A X , L , . , J! . 4 'XV Ik to un e M' ' ass . ls I Y a. g 'I Q t s ' ' 'Lg . . f. . . , .ffl 4 1 .. -- THE Seattle atlonal Bank An Account with Tins Ban Will Lcad to Many Good Results Among these you will hase the benefit of our 4 per cent certlfxcate plan Our certificates of dcpcslt earn 4 per cent from date of de po lt Are IS ued for any amount Are ab olutely sate J I-LRTH Chalrman Boald of Dlrectors E W ANDREWS R V ANRENX I re ldent C ash er HE Wclld lox es a xx ell dressed man and well dressed man pre e s a B 81 K gtrwu au e lt s handmua' martly easy fllllflg Almot as lmglnt ar a d Fl htly styled 111 blratv Mflllllll ll I fan PRIC I' Q S33 and S4 4m THE r COLLEGETOXX N -tnth SHOP -bt .54 35 and 36 5 QQ SAMPLE SHOES No More S250 No Les III Xlfl' SXNIPII '5IIfll f ll Auoss from Panluq s Tlrculr SFC OND AVFNLE AND SENECA .XIPX'I1lIl'I'ISl'IAlI1IX l'. C S'. ' s . S . - , , ' S . . 1 I . a f r H . . 1 ', be- c S ' ' c. S shaped, cool, comfortable and s An as 2 I 'O C l 4' rf ' v N Q., . l l 145 - V - h - M - s , - 4 Q , 1 41, s 4 . 4 'I S 'A . .. Ac, , C . 1 ' xii Amateur Plnlshmg Bromxde Lnlargmg Lopymg Lantern Slldes Webster 8' Stevens 'X 'fa x COMMERCIAL lghntngruphvrz Q Plmntss Vazn conf Ind A BX Cx ll 1 C NICK? 4311 Interlake Axe DRX GOODS NOTIONS R IA I IONIFRN GROC FRIP9 G een I I 3 North 9-4 TAKE IT TO EVANS II1ou md of otlels ARE Why not xou3 .amfxd D x me comlr no y x 1 Q w xour film etc Developmg, IOC a ROII Am SIZE Prlntlng at Cut Rates luX A A h' 113 IHIRD AVENUE. CLASS EMBLEWS, IVY SIZE, ANI COLOR XII .x 1- Y I-3 I:'1' I S I-I BI 1-1 N 'I' S Alf- ' -' I I I '55, , I ' I I g, 1L57Q'aM'1R'5'4- j 485 ARCADE BUILDING ' Q . I ' . . . ' ' Scatllc. Q ' ' O I W III. ,. OO, Hlu 1. 9 CI' at-'s 4' e Ag. I.et us I our vork ind S-II jou 1 e Ye e O 1 AIrx'lf1Il'l'lSl-IMICNTS KO-DAKS 5- FINISHINCS FOR AMA TEURS Free Instructions in Developing and Printing at any time BICCEST PHO TO SUPPLY BUSINESS IN THE NORTHWEST ANDERSON SUPPLY CO. 'Sffi'EE'1 ' LOUIS TAC-HOLM Ind I5 77 xfnrh Gaulnrmg n HIGH CLASS TAILORIINC AT PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF A' L ll I THIRD AVENUE SEATTLE WASH bee Us For CHOICIL CUT I LOWl1l2b FOR ALL OCCASIONS The H Harrmgion Company 1 I 0121515 I3I8 Fourth Avenue 9I6 Second Ax enue Henry Blllldlllg Phones 2933 Near Madxsow Frank B Wllson IxODAI'xS AND PHO FO SUPPLIES Dcxelop ng Printing and Enlargmg Posigrs and Pennanls H1gI1 SLIIOQI Poslcards Cradualron Day Czfla Beautlful and Damty Volumes I: peclal y for O caslons Cor Ilnrd and Pzlfc 20 1 ,J 1, I 5 3I8 Pike St IO4 Occidental Ave O O 0 , , - .J I4 ,I .J ' , . , , . ,'J, I P A Y o 4' A sig' is I 1 0 O -s ' I 3 ' Rmllcfu-'1'1.e rim xx'f1x1rl::xr..m ARCH WA Y BOOKSTORE 'l'In' xx ronu Lind nf 1-Iwew, . . If in. ni'1x 2' in, wi: e, 'rice 25C -y . ix X x nl.,R IO il'R IRILIN N D L NIJPRP ill? HD CII N P HORA RIC H ORA R J OI il RIC Sl N CCSICJII XX 1 xx tme than O u Ill 1job om ho 1 lt? 1 'Y 'Y 'Y' us C xll Nmih ESI I P1 YYY Swiss 70110115 Cleaners and Dyers R VICORF PIOD md N11 -133f1fou1tee11thAxe L P D Block X1 X'IIIL'VI.'.151I1X '.' 1i.lliA'll7 'l 1 - I'Q 2 .1. V1 '.' Q .- , .' .V LY- l'f1 '1'kf 4 f. 'T fHfL, HVHJ. ,YNY lffl YUIVR I ' N QUT. HIIZ HO YUIIR ' V lkillil' ,-fxl P.-H' Yf Hfflj QUT SO Y-Hflf IVE .VJY QILV.-115 .A1.NY'lilf ljlflffiffff YQISIQICN- TIUA' 7,0 A-HJ. ' . RRS. Nu '. wlwy nut lvl vxpwls du ymn' work il is KKEECAPCI' to lxzlw XUIII' xv wk do: X rigltl ills' first A 1 ' l lu v zx ulfl ' cl X x' 0' th t'mQs. .I sf i ' We flu hc , :si AT NOON REMEMBER THE POPCORN AND PEANUT WAGON IN FRONT OF THE SCHOOL MR PAUL GORCHE KNOWS H OU LIKE LOTS OF BUTTER ON YOUR POPCORN Lois of PEANUTS GLM and CANDY and that is mlm HE COMES TO SEE H OL EVERY DAY Vaeatlon IS Comlng llcre mill be day in the X oods ind along the streams h lung trips and Canoe t1 ps basl etball and tennis games VACATION LARKS call for out of door goods These are our specialty We handle only the best the good that bring customers baelt Th Rubber Store Seattle Sporting Goods Co. .x I Y I-1l l' I .' I-:Al I-IN'I'.' . , . Tell him you read his ad in the Totem and watch him smile O O . ' in , V 's ' v 2 . 4 ,, S I A Ai ., A - s o C IXDIILS IL NCHEOV5 ICP CRF IV O ll f Dulln l U U I mm tslo of Coon: s zn ca t ln t Xxer X06 lqlfl Xyenue Oxelheacl XX alle to the Lolman Doclt lx LWRIIN Kleln s Shoe Hospltal VH JAMES STRFET All VVorL Guaranteed Best Materlal and Worhmanslrlp 1 ol H orlh Dome' ls H orlh Dom Right SENIORS' SENIORS' Dont you want to teach a year before entermg a Lymyersrty or Normal3 Qpera Qape l-lat Couns all mth lour Own fllontt Attend Northwest Qummel 'Normxl Vi c c n PHI nc you for the C'x'll'TllIl1llOI1 11 d teach you how to prtpxre lessons and pre ent them We prepare mxny bernor cxcry Summer Se sron The tate needs you Vllth your tramed mmds and deyeloped character you can do much good Vi e a sl t our tudent to secure positron For partlculars address CHA5 FAGAX OrC H CO LON C ascade School Broadxs ay Hugh School Phones Black 797 67l Phones North 3l6 409 Interlake Fuel Company ALL KINDS OF COAL AIND WOOD Full Viet Ht and Full Measure YK e glxe the S ES H Green Qtamp 3400 XX oodland Parlx Axenue l3l9 'N 46th btreet .xl X'I'II1'l'ISl-IMI-IN'I',' Wy! fl fvfcc fool Pluccll B712 ffe l Q the Hflfnl l' t' Iffn HQ' l fft' 111: has ' clf If: ' 5' Ill' 1003 .A ' rue ' 7 s f ' H. l-. 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