Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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President .........,..,,,..,.,.,..A.AA.,..A,,,,,,.,,....,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,. DICK COOK Vice-Presicimit ........ ,,,,..,..A,, A RT CLARKSON Secretary .......AA., .,..A,,, E MILY HEMENWAY Trrasinfw' ..,,,,. ,,,,,.,.,, ,,,..,...,...,A O R IN TAPERT SENIORS The Seniors have come to the end of their high school career. Their four years under the sponsorship of first Miss Sell, then Miss VVeaver, have been very eventful, especially the last year. Upon attaining such an elevated position, the Seniors were entitled to some special recognition. The week beginning December 8 was designated as 'fSenior Week. On Tuesday a special luncheon for the Seniors was held in the south lunchroom. The Senior Play, 'fShe stoops to Conquer, by Oliver Goldsmith, was presented December 12 and 13 by members of the class. It was one of the most successful and entertaining plays ever presented at Lincoln. The Harvest Hopf, a Senior-junior dance given by the Seniors, was held October 30 in the boys' gymnasium. Don Buckner's seven-piece orchestra furnished the music, and the dance committees, with Ellen Lukens as general chairman, were in charge of the party. Gertrude Edwards and her committee arranged the program, while Virginia Daley was the chairman of the decoration committee. The Seniors were prominent in nearly every school activity. The championship basketball team and the near-championship football team were composed mainly of Seniors. Sixty-four of the class were members of the Honor Society. Tzvelrrfz

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COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS MINER BAKER MIRIAM WARNER DICK COOK Valedictorian Salutatnriau BETTY HARRIS LYND FOLTS MYRTLE LINIIEIIAN CLASS DAY SPEAKERS IYEWMAN LIALLETT H111-:N SMITH HARLEY JACKSON VIRGINIA DALPIX' FLOYD AIARCH TlI'i7'fEL,ll