Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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l-ll How they hated to have their pictures taken. Were they afraid fin- gerprinting was next, or were they just modest, with dislike for picture taking their one childish trait? The faculty of forty in 1908 has increased to seventy- nine in l934. Cf the origin- als only a few remain. Slow- ly these are leaving. We are sorry to see them go, for, somehow, they are now part of the tradition of Lincoln.

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.... Eleven years of work in Lincoln and experience teaching in other schools have made Mr. Higgins the successful man We know. He graduated from Ohio WCSlCy'dH with Phi Beta Kappa honors. His many and varied duties include overseeing in- struction, planning assemblies, supervising courses of study and athletic activities, and consulting parents over difhculties of the students. For the past year he has been working as chairman of a committee for the development of Character Edu- cation. His main interest, however, is Lincoln High and its students. He is working constantly for the Welfare of his school. , K 1 i 3 1 l.eRHY .XL IIICNQIXS K , ex r i ' 5 i I' f K - , Y 1 . GIRLS' ADVlSOR .... Miss Coit, born and educated in Seattle, went to Broadway High and received a Master's degree in English from the University of Washington. Before becoming Girls' Advisor in February she taught English and has conducted one Literature V class this semester. She was sponsor of the Class of 1932. She aids needy girls to find jobs and is a willing advisor for all girls. While interested in everything, her hobbies are music, art, and literature. Her ap- preciation and interest serve to brighten the Girls' Club Room and the lives of the girls who come there. Administration 1252, Nam, ' ... I NI I R I.X.Xl lf. VOL!-1 to