Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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ABRAMOFF, MARY Past: john B. Allen Future: Stenographer Favors to soine, sniiles to all she extends: oft she rejects, but newer ottendsf' ALLEN, ARTHUR H. Past: F. A. McDonald Present: Editor-in-Chief, Totem Weekly 4 Future: Journalist Journalism is the art for Art. The Totenfs looking pretty smart. ALLRAUM, DOROTHY Past: Daniel Bagley Present: Athletics I Future: Dental assistant or stenographer. Let us live while 'we live. ANDERSON, BOB Past: Interlake Present: Senior Play Future: Architect Oh, 'why urn I so clever? These girls they bother ine. ANDERSON, DOROTHY Past: Daniel Bagley Present: Honor Society: Totem Annual Staff Senior Representative Future: Stenographer As a typist, we know, Up the ladder she'll go. ANDERSON, EDWIN Past: Mesa High Future: Aviator His wings are sproutilzg even now. Sixteen A NDERSON, XJIOLET Past: Anacortes High Present: Advertising Man- ager Totem VVeekly 3 Future: Journalist and Commercial Artist She that can have patience can have what she will. fi ANosTEAD, JACK Past: Ballard Future: Aviation Always going to it with zeal and zest, Never shirlsing his duty, but always doing his best. API'Ll2TON, PHYLLIS Past: Ross Let me not live in vain. BAARSTAD, VIRGINIA Past: Bay Ridge High School, Brooklyn, N. Y. Present: Curtain Club: Hockey: French Clubg Ways and Means Com- mittee Future: Architect A woman keeps only one secret-what she doesn't know herself. BAKER, MINER Past: F. A. McDonald Present: Debate Honor Society School Cashier Hi-Yg Lynx Club Future: College Professor Well spent days brought straight A's. BAKER, VERA Past: Daniel Bagley Future: lllusic Teacher Youth is On the prow, and pleasures at the helm.

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ANNUAL STAFF A school annual is valuable because it is a lasting souvenir of school life, being a positive way of bringing back treasured memories of friends and pleasant days. The theme of this year's Annual-'IX Greater Lincoln -was selected because of the completion of our new addition and the remodeling of the rest of the school. The decorative panels and literary features carry out the idea of further progress and modernism from the very futuristic cover to the advertising section. Three staffs are responsible for the publication of the Annualg namely, the editorial staff, the art staff anzl the business staff. The editorial staff was ably headed by Morris Newell, Editor-in-Chief, and Lois Reynolds, Associate liditor. They were ably assisted by the organization writers: Robley Sandstedt, Cyrene Parker, Rachel Sumpter, Miriam lVarner, VVayne lilerding, Glen Balsley and Alfred Hildmang and the feature writers: Dick Jones. black Pearl, Virginia Long and Dorothy Swezea. Ray llenson was the sports writer and Reilly Conrad, the snapshot editor. The typists were Yera Kerr and listher johnson, and the bookkeeper Dorothy Anderson, All the members mentioned above gave invaluable assistance in compiling the book. The business staff was composed of jim Mueller, manager, and Lynd Folts, his assistant. This committee also sponsored the drive for subscrip- tions which boasted a contest, several displays and a parade featuring the Totem Scout tin personj and sandwich-board men. The art work was very ably handled by Alice Long, Mabel Holman, and -lim NVandesforde, cartoonist. The staff wishes to thank its sponsors Miss Johnstone, literaryg Miss Hotchkiss, artg and Miss McAllaster, business. All three gave much time and assistance in order that this Annual might be a success and we, the staff, join with them in hoping that our readers enjoy the book, so that We can feel that our work has not been in vain. Fifteen

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BAl.Sl.EY', GLEN O. Past: John B. Allen Present: Snort Editor, Totcm Weekly Traffic Squad Fire Squad Totem Annual Stan' Future: Journalist Thcre's a sfvortsman in these halls, Leaning always on the walls, Using spare moments Gathering comments, Getting a story. It's 'Bal's. BALTZER, EVELYN Past: Broadway Present: French Club 4 Roll Representative 2 Future: University of Washington Anxious ta learn and be friendlyg Clever and u'1'lling to work. BALTZO, HOXVARD Past: Interlake Present: Honor Society Library Clerk Future: State Fisheries Supervisor Your virtues are so many And your faults so few4 That I can't think of any- Thing to tell on you. BARNES, VVILMA Past: Latona Present: French Club 3, 4 Future: Home Economics Teacher A girl, reliable and trim, She surely is a fvorher, too. BARTLETT, I BI-2Li.EA ,l lP1cKLEs Past: F. A. lpfionald Present: 'lo or Society s ' rench lu ' . lI'tQlU luh Fut refl Costume Designer A 'wi g way, a pleasant sinl Isab shows ns all the tile.-1' BARTL1-:'rT. ORIIIE Past: Ekalaka, Montana Present: At Ekalaka- Basketball Track Hand Future: Stenographer Shure, and she will make 'well in life. BARTON, FRANCES Past: Alexander Hamilton Present: Honor Society Lincolonial French Club Opera Future: Vocalist A c tive a lways, deeidedly clever. Altvays witty, talking ever. BAXTER, MAXINE LOUISE Past: Alexander Hamilton Present: Honor Society Usher Force Philosophers' Club Minute Girl Dramatic Club Future: College Always busy, but she never fails to please. BEARDSLEE, GLADYS Past: Washington Junior High, Yakima Present: Honor Society 3, 4 Girls' Philosophers' Club 3, 43 Usher Force 4 Future: University of Washington A irtaiden sweet, denture and bright, Seldom heard but always right. BEEBE, CURTISS Past: Richmond Beach Happy go lucky, fair and free, Nothing therc is that -worries l116'.H BENDLE, HELEN LOUISE Past: Green Lake Present: Girls' Big L 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Athletics 2, 3, 4 Athletic Council 3 Future: Stenographer Life is a jest and all things show it: I thought so once, and no-zu I know it. BENSON, RAY A. Past: North Central High, Spokane Present: North Central- Baseballg Swimming LincolnfTotem Annual Staff 4 Football Manager 4 I French Club 3, 4 Future: Lniversity of Vllashington Clever and a 'valuable friend, He sees everytlzlng through to the end. Seventeen