Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1937 volume:

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Together they malce you see the many sides of their existence and show inevitably their big, mysterious thrill, the Challenge ol Living. OPENING CHAPTER CHAPTER CHAPTER CHAPTER CHAPTER CHAPTER SECTION I II III IV V VI THIZ' l.INf.'OI,N .S'f'l:'Nl1' Cf.-lTifHIIN'U THF RHYTHM fthe story of events as told by the dizzy Iulontlc who goes evcrywlmerc and me-ra things, l RU.'W 'l'HIt' Uf l fC,'l:' .YII'll'C'HfIf7.4Rf7 -the telephone girl tells lwr tru-nd Sustr all about the ndmmistrnnon. fl 'l'HlNf.'1,.'1l7 bI'l:'l.l.S .'ll.l, -as the are runner turns nutlmx' .mtl wrttcs up the sports ncttvtttcs HI'll.I7 YOUR OWN I'UR'l'l Amys the Totem Weekly nrrtlw .ta ltr dashes off the cupy on tlfltvttlvs. .S'HCJ'1'.S' AND f l.:ISHl15 --are tlu' rurt words that dvsrrtlu- tlu- rlmptcr of informal shun by the atudvnt t'mnt'mtnt'n. 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I' I ig ,I fi' lx rf' jf 7,,fj'ff fj QW '77 W4 ff w x17 fl ' up , -lf if Jgwf ff , W f' MM! bfi Wy! i fl iw!! BHI1P'IEB I How do you do. My name's Sue Wheeler. Dancing's fun. So's going to plays. It's all part of catching the rhythm. It's a good thing to be able to catch the rhythm. . . Sit down and rest yourself while I tell you about it. Now first, let's start with the encl . . . JU'-X P g QW!! gf I- Q5 .uf'W l LIIST PHUBESSJUII But definitely you should have seen me in my swishy taffeta nt com- mencement. The seats were hard hut the talks on rom- munication clicked, and for a moment. just a mn- ment mind you. I found myself saying, It's up to you now, kid: have you learned how to take it? fi0MMliNCfI5MlfN'I' Sw-.aLl-us, fury Henuvn, Gerald Hum-s. Yu-nu Kunhe. I'.uru'u.n Supp. Rust-rn.ux Pllrkvtt. Snlut.ltnrx.ln. .md hh-,nun lukluuti. N,1Icdumr1.xn QU BUIJDBY IIBHIII Laughing, talking, munching crisp salad, listening to mildly hilari- ous things written for the occasion, and saying hello and goodbye again for the last time to hundreds of people: that was Class Day at Fletcher's Bay. CLASS DAY Speakers: Ruth Mr- Donald, Prophet: Don Kennedy, Hisioriang Phyllis Feroe, Song Writer: and Gail Rogers, Will Wfriter, 21 SEIIIUB UPUS BLIBESS So he stabbed them with a paperlcnifeg four of his relatives. Actually I was so thrilled I was jumping up and down in my seat at our senior play hit, Beggar on Horseback, a Connelly-Kaufman opus. Miss Marion QI.ittle Ceasarl McAllaster and Mr. Herbert Philippi did a neat job of directing and staging the satire. Why, even I caught on that it was a protest against materialism or something. ' Vane Hansen, who played def mure Cynthia, Miss Nlarian Nic- Allaster, Coach. and lloyd Swvn son. tht- dreaming musician. ' Pat Solibaltlct- testifies against our hero htffore Judge Cady! fred Gustafsonl slightly peculiar jury. ' The famous death scene with June Rohan, Pat Sohbaltltn. and Ted Gustafson punrturcd wlult' Ray Pmeo mt-ers from bt-hind tht- radio. 22 IP .2 is-' 1, -. 5' .fx ,:s5z'dav2 wa., x .Q A . , ,Q . ' bg, f -f , , . A W, -1' +3 Z1 V, 3 Wai? Q. QE? k x , Yf 2 1 V fm, , ' xl. 4 l!l!lEgf 'Q I a.:- S35 gf sh in Nag f?x :fXe ix 15 Es 'k!',, MW ' 'A 1 r .,.,. ... -W - .,.- wwf , K. .gi f 14 , -Qi' X 1 ew fhgi I 1 w-ik - f -, 'f b wwf., A ti, .kgym 4, 2,5 ix, 4 ' - ' s ,,,, ...YW T4 f ,i fi' .wk u BED FLDLUEHN The one arriviu' in school that is art for arris sake, is rlif dance elrmim. Everyone in ir is intenselx' thrilled with ir. :iii.l as a mere spectator I l-ouml ir did something to me. Reel Flower was honcsrlv henuli- ful with its striking Costumes and dramatic situation. ' Ihr iniiilnu-iw, rlw iloiiliis, .xml mln- 91-.uw ulio .zppuuul in ilu- Insi .ur llw iluixmie ine: Saiiilvls. Keele. 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I 1, ' I'K I'l'RlflJ .-Xl5OX'l': ' Maxine lNl.miinili.in ilm--tp llol AL.l.iir, l,.lilr.i Purtvr .intl Nl.ilg.iu't Kcvli' in um' nl tliv m.mv om' .ul plaxw ilu- .lm pu-mi-xiwtl 0 fflinrlm Givw. limi- Clitllar. .mil ,lulir Rolmn. rt-gmvi Llmnnv .ix xill.nn Dc-.inv Iii-rriik mute. lm sl1.u'lnn 0 Dorotlw lhltlo. liwlxn ,l.iim's. .mtl lilxlwtli Owun run lluougli :Int lim' of .I unix' icrlcci' ' Mm Ibumlw Kimpil gi-is ilu- nmlu- up leur in iontliiion .15 ahr pri-p.uii-x ln-I protvgrw tor ilu' fnorliglirx lllhlil 'i 'l l 'l'l l'i .. -If I III I I The little theatre movement has gained licacl- way at Lincoln. and l'vc talcen in all rho por- formances. This workshop theatre gives nm' one the chance to cmotc and malcc a stalw at glamour. The dramatic production clansm swing the thing. 28 .1 ' W.. 'J jj!! f 'fd' f X A rx!! 1 JI, UMM I fl f I if V, , J 1 1 if ffl MMV ,6 f ' l I I fi I , , ' I fi' i 1 lj 1 , ' I F ' J l il ' fl , ,V , ij. 1 W I ililcuwrfsa u And, Susie, as I was saying . . . just a minute, the phone's busy. That's the trouble with the thing. How am I going to tell you all about the ad- ministration, Susie, if the switchboard keeps buzzing so? Yes, Miss Smith, I'1l get your number in just a minute. Where were we? Oh, yes, I was just telling you about the Principal. You know, I always think of him as talk- ing into the milce. Let me introduce you. Susie, this is Mr. Higgins . . .M , 4 fi' x..l ' if MR. !.I-ROW M. H14.f.1xs l'rll1r1p.1f ' lim Pwwvmvw ut rnlkvmg ru rm- m1.:.-vu lmxix nl-v IY1--vuxXuzxmu-ufIxuyM'xNxr1l4-nl muh In NIR. IJ.-'XNIVI l.o1'Himv Ivluv-Przlzripuf - w.w.1I1.m xl, l.w1Mwy. I'w'. fxxvm .,.,,i.N N mm. .1 X, -. I4 , .- ml mx wx rmuuu wh 'v M155 NIIIQIANI C01 lf Cflrff xlafwzvm' 0 Ilmv , KIM l 'U .N Gm-, I Ml- lm Siu- mn .mix Lmmx ,mu ru.lll.lIn1n luxu-ls.lull xlwun Jv'h4'1ywlxurlfxwx w..,i-lx ,.:,...m.-. Snwr IN'l1z.l.u1'm-feC.A1IM.-xlw ISUTVQ XICIITINWI' ' l'lx,1l -nfl XI: Xluwm - mtv ..zHm,: hmm 'vm flux :mv IL-7 M.-Tyxvwl .ux.mr4- num- an rr -ww' .HN fm Ev. fwxx N-.L ywwvw. I ul vu 1-v .fu 111' V U Sl .mb ,Sh 4 c K I A '. . -95 QM? ar-fulnq Baakwaluf UNDER THE SCHOOL,S ADMINISTRATION, Lincoln is constantly changing, adopting new methods, enlarg- ing, winning honors, meeting the challenge. The years 1936-1937 have made a number of changes at Lincoln. Lincoln has been equipped with new, modern port- ables because of increased enrollment. For the same reason, two hundred and Hfty underclassmen were transferred to Queen Anne. Among improvements in the educational system are a new advisory system for boys and girls of each class and a reading class for special students. Four Lynx won honors in the National Scholastic Contest. Lela Isaacson won first prize for her book review, Jim Knapton first prize for his literary article, Caralyn Hogelund, honorable mention for her literary article, and Ethel Porter honorable mention in design. Mary Esterbrook won first place and a gold medal in the S. A. R. Oratorical Contest while Shirley Peek placed second in the Toastmaster's extemp contest. The students of Lincoln lost one of their favorite teachers by the death of Miss Amanda Westhold, former adviser of the class of '38, whose kindness and understanding were an inspiration to all who knew her. Through all this change, Lincoln High School is still school to some two thousand six hundred people. LINCOLN IS MEETING THE CHALLENGE. 1- 1. ., I I ' -5' 4 ,g . 'E 44 4 J Q FHIIULT Y English Department MISS IEDNA STERLING MRS. KATHERINE? BAILEY MISS RUTH BOLING MISS MIRIAM COLE MISS BIERNICIS DAHI. MISS CORA IZSPESTETH MISS El.IZAIiIi'l'H GRAYIES MISS LOUISI5 GREBIE MISS IONI2 GRINDROD MISS MARJORIF HFDMAN MR, V. Ii JEROME MISS HARRIITT JOHNSTONI5 MISS DOROTHY KXVAPII. MISS MARION MrAI,I,ASTIZR MISS HIZIISN MrCI,ITI.I,AN MISS AIMITF Mr-CONIHI5 MISS MAISIQI, MII.I.S MR. HIZRBFRT PHII IPPI MISS HIANCHIE XVIENNFR MISS INIS XXIIIIIAMS Mathematics Department MR. JOHNSON SHURRICK MR. 5, li Boslilm' MISS MARIAN CANDIIIE MR. FARI. COCHRAN MISS Iar5I.l,fi GIIZASON PICTURIZD AT RIGHT: ' AI1, Howvrm for IVI1ssIIe.1ns. Slw MVA In-r nvw attendance oI'I1nc 15 n Iulu ' Mu SrclI.1 Harris pnusca an :he prvpnuw :Inv mr-nu tor romorrow's hungry rlwusnncls 0 Hqrrv Pr-pm. lfunrh Nollan. and Alhn IIIongIm Imvr .1 Imlc conversation In the rm'- nvr .xr Mlm IIIougl1'x annual Iunrlwon fm lv.nkelImII Iurtcrnwrn 34 I Chuler Babc6ck Katharine Bailey Margaret Beans Allxe Blouqh Rulh BolInq Shirley Boully 1 S QT Cora Espeslih I. H Fee Florence C. E. Claus ' Earl S. Cochran Mmam Lube Cheatham 131434 - w 5- S- V I 2 Y, X l w 1 f Ei r . I ., L f ' obit! Godden Elnzczbelh Graves Ions Gfihdmd Porter Hailey Clarice Hawkes Max-lorio Hcdmcm L. M. Hendrick! J ' Q- Q 3 ' x , 4- J rcmcu Btussll ' w 3 V I , CC 3 f- Q 5 'Q - .. - -A - l..cBrun Ieanne Linden Leah Loveioy Ellsworth Lumley Menon Wrong 1:1 FIIBULTY MR, PORTER HATLEY MISS ,IESSIE ORRELI. MR. E LMER ROBERTS MR. PHILLIP STUCKY Commercial Department MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MRS, Arts MISS MISS MINNIE KUYKENDALL FRANCES BURSELL MARION CANDEE DAGMAR GEORGESON ADDIE HUNTER LEAH LOVEJOY BERTHA MARTIN EVELYN MILLER MARGARET MILLER ELDORA OAKLEY IRENE TAAKE HAZEL VOLLMER Home Economics Department FLORENCE COTTRELI. EILEEN HOULAHAN M. j. PHILLIPS and Crafts Department LULU HOTCHKISS ELIZABETH POOR ' 79,14 '- LEFT: f.,.- .f ' Those three old cronies. Messleurs Fee, Goclden, and Young, ent their lunch in the lurk room of 301. ' Mr. rem to 35 Sherrnclc explains :I geometry theo- one of his young hopefuls, N ' 'Ilan Y Marv McKee Curl MURUQ M Bertha ylanin Edith Michslson Alice Mun Mabel Mllh 'A Q Mn. M. I. Phillips Mariorln Pidduck Curl Pius: Elmer Roberts Ona, Rosmqum FHBULTY Science Department . L. H. IAEI1 R. XV, GODDIEN ELLSWORTH LUMLIEY MR MR. LUTHER ALTMAN MR MR i OSCAR ROSENQUIST . A. I SELTZER . C. Ii. WASSBERG MR MR MR, OTTO SPERLING MR MR . XVILLIAM YOUNG History Department MR. T. H OCONNOR MR. CHESTER BABCOCK MR. FRED BREIT MISS MISS EVANGELINE BURNS LUTIE CHISATHAM MR. HARRY FITCH MR. CARI, MAPES MISS MISS MISS MARY Mt-KEE ALICE MILES MYRTLE SELL MR. STARR SUTHERLAND MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS JESSIE XVEAVER ELLA NVILLARD Foreign Language Department EDITH MICHELSON EI.IZABE'I'H BUSH AIJELAIDE FISCHER I.. M. HENDRICKS MARGUERITE SCHOITIH IJ MARIE XVIEGMAN AT RIGHT: ' IVIM Hnulnlmn, lfnonla tc.itlu'r. :ella om of livr girls about mlwlr etiqiwuv. 0 Loxrent typing lcflmiqiiv is rho .mn ol Nliss Mniin The pupils my llxev In-urn xi. Ion ' Mm If.mm.m, always tlic lxelpful liluzuf mm, looks up .i lwnlc for ri lu-wilcleretl am tlt-ut 56 Qs Haiel Vollmer Clair Wansborq 4 lgglg Wgqygp Ulugh. W al A. ' l' 1132 ' , ' nmusm A- Y V t' I V .i Ui -gif' A . I I T E. 0'Colmor 5 5 C Olson 14 lohnson Shorrick X 0810 Sporllnq Ella Wlllmd lah Williams Edna Sterling Phillip Siuclly William Youlw -., 5 FIIBULTY Industrlal Arts Department MR. C. E. CLAUS MR. PORTER HATLEY MR. L. L. JONES MR. R. W. MUCKLESTON MR. s. C. OLSON MR. E. W. OSGOOD Music Department MSS MARJORIE PIDDUCK MR. CARL PITZER Physical Education C. I . Department Ilf 5. MISS KATHERINE WOLFE MISS PAULINE THOMPSON Boys: MR. WILLIAM NOLLAN MR. R. W. GODDEN MR, VERNON THOMPSON Library MISS J, M, EASTMAN MISS FLORENCE MERRIN MISS HELEN GATES Study I-Iall MISS ALLIE BLOUGH MISS EDITH POINDEXTER Office MISS CLARICE HAWKES MISS JEANNE LINDEN MISS FAITH CLARK MRS. STELLA HARRIS Lunthruom Mavzager MISS MARGARET BEANS Ailendanre Supervisor MR. REGINALD LE BRUN Cuslodian AT LEFT: 0 Nurse Eliholm gives a student medical treatment. Thar smile of hers is famous. U Mr. Cochran makes out report cards. rui- s A,-1 '.I 1.9 I? r . Af' Q7 . -0 Y JS 4 Y Q c Q 3. ,. BIHLS' DEIIIUBHIIBY Do you worlc on a girls' club committee, Susie? So do I. That's what I lilce about it. Any girl can find something to do in the Girls' Club oflice. This has been a banner year. Helen and Miss Cole and all the others have made it enjoyable for every girl in school with interesting, assem- blies and bulletins and what not. 0 OIfIfICIiRS: Helen Meihelsen, President, supervises the painting job of Martha lillen Ifdmoncls, fforref sponding Setretaryg Fern Hanson, Vnefpresiclentg Bette Brennan, Ref inrtling Secretary. and Iflaine Ilrvan, Treasurer 0 Tears and thocolate inn. ai rhe farewell tea lor Distriit WI girls translerretl tn Queen Anne. ' The fainuus Nlechelsen smile to the fore as Helen green an entering freshman. ' CABINIIIIIL Iinst row l.lllth Garner. Bette Ilrennan. l'N'l.uth.i lil len Ifdmontls, Margaret lfiwksoii. Helen Nlechelsen, Virginia liraley. Doris Adams. lfern Hanson, Yernne leininel. Serontl ruw f Helen Holton, jeanni Davie-. Iris Smith, Iiay llenmn, Flame Bryan. Helen Iintieiurh. Ifstelle Venema Third row Virginia -lohnston. Mary Sprague, Phoebe Stewazt, Bar' lwira l.ahr, Patty Phelps. Ilona Gil nlllr. I x X 58 THE BUYS' CLUB The Boys' Club . . . now you're getting into my territory. I really don't lcnow much about it, but the officers are certainly nice. They,re a busy lot what with managing all those talks, assemblies, dancing classes, and dis- tributing Thanksgiving baslcets. Bob has been a very conscientious presi- dent, they tell me. l Gail Rogers, Bob Anderson, and Frank Brennan, Boys' Club officers, return to Interlake to tall: about high school to future Lincolnizes. 0 Bob Anderson, Boys' Club prexy, struggles with notes for a speech, He ought ro be used to ir by now. 0 Some of the boys lend a hand at Thanksgiving and help load a truck with food. ' The board of control meeting proceeds as Gail Rogers goes over the minutes for Bob Anderson, Vic Kambe, Vic Donaldson, Frank Bren- nan, Bill Sloan, Ed 0'Leary, and Ted Ford. l 39 LYNX CLUB: Frrst row Harry Hubbard. lion lNlrGon.in, Yiiioi Kamhe, Bobby Hillocla. Gerald Bowes. Franla llrmxmxi. ,lark luirlvv, Ray Underhill, Kirby Correll, Henry ffriivei. Second row -Frank Nliller. Tom Kanno, Roland Drcry. Bob Anderson Pete Peterson, Fd Anderson, Albert Xvnlderliaiig, jack Robb. Klum llingay Gerald Hueclc. Third row Owen Cfrinniner. jim l'in.ipion, lioh Smith. Gail Rogers Gordon jones. Allen Taylor. Gordon l re.ir. Bud liair-'hild. Bill Bryan Dick Schutt. U Ex-president Roland Deery hands Presi- dent Gerald Bowes the gavel as the ghost of the Lynx Club supervises the occasion. THE HLLUHBT LHDS The reward for the hardwork- ing boys in school is the service organization. the Lynx Club, Athletes and boys who partici- pate in other activities who have high scholastic standings are elected to membership. Yes, Susie. there are thirty in this club too. Of their many activities, serving at the Mother-Daughter banquet is one. One of them nearly spilled a dinner all down my back, but we sang a song for them anyway and had lots of fun. 40 39 'IHIBTY SIIIHBT BIBLS Now, Susie, here's a club that every girl in school respects. Loyal Lincoln Ladies, girls' service club. Ancl have you seen those clever new sweaters they have? Arenit they just darling? But they earn them, believe me. When they're not doing some school service theyire arranging teas or some- thing. You have to be really active before you can be taken into this group of Thirty smart girlsf' 41 Q TRIPLE L: First row-Georgia Goddard, Mary Buckingham, Jeanne Moody, Helen Linderoth, Patricia Collins, Patricia Stapp, Betty Neil. Bernadine Plamondon, Bette Brennan. Dorothy Mittan. Second row-Martha Ellen Edmonds, Lois Jeanne Smith, Betty Ann Thompson, Fern Hanson, Helen Borton, Elizabeth Sheedy. Ruth Baker. Marcia Webber, Phyllis Feroe, Third row-Iris Smith, Carolyn Nix, Dorothy Jane Weldon, Ellie Nllson. Betty Ann Erdahl, Elaine Bryan, Patty Phelps, Helen Mechelsen, Dora Gilmur, Fay Henton. R. ' xt -an 0 Pretty Helen Linderoth, president, acl- mires the new sweaters of the Loyal Lin- coln Ladies, OD ' MOTOR SQUAD: Front row - Kuinasalca, Smith, Cloes. Hail: row liorrenson, Eller- by, Sarvirln. Hill. Benson. fx. BUH18 PLHBES1 FIRE BHIBHDE ...,.--n-- ' Haruo Kninasalma gets ready lor .morlwr mp, ' l.es Robinson and l.arry Thomas loolc over ilu- fire- fighting equipment. FIRE SQUAD: First Row- jones, Harley, Anderson. Hubbard, Bowes, Robb, Bangs, Hillorlx, Carroll, Rob- inson, Brennan. Second Row- Kambe, Perf ber, Hoskins, Campbell, Hill. Underhill. Sarirh, Nli- Gowan, Ordlvay, Knmasalia. Third Row vlenscn, llnngay, Mtffleod, Rogers. Clark. Danskin, Seldidge. johnson, Wfmlcleman. Thomas. Fourth Row Davis, Clow. Benson. Peterson. Morris, Srlu-im-r. The boys that whip around the corners in their cars are probably members of the motor squad. They furnish transportation for all school business. Susie, isn't it comforting to lcnow that in case of lin- the heroes on the fire squad stand ready to rescue us maidens in distress? Chiefs Robinson and Anderson can get us out in 2:16 Hat. 42 U Hillock stops an up-man on the down stairs. TRAFFIC SQUAD: First Row-Reynolds, O'Brian, Covington, Ford, Kambe, Stave, Underhill, Danskin, Schreiner. Second Row-Holms, Robb, Brennan, Hilloclt, Bowes, Rogers, johnson, McGowan, Hubbard. Third Row-Carroll, Clark, Morris, Gustafson, jones, Peterson, Anderson, Bryan, Claus, Swenson. TICKET FORCE: McDon- ald, Giancoli, Hoveland, Un- derhill, Broderick, Pepin. Whoa, there, you can't do that, says Bobby I-Iilloclc, and Bobby is right. The trafiic squad under the direc- tion of Bill McLeod and Ted Ford sees to it that we don't go up the down stairs or vice versa. Money may not be everything but it means a lot to Mr. Muclcleston's ticket force. Did you ever see anything like the way they snap your ticket out when you put down your two bits? 43 'IBHFFIB BUPS DUBHT PUSHEBS 7 1 ' sold-mndv .ur :hr Iuski-1IuuII gnmrs rn mv for tln-lr pu lure m the .mnu,lI: INIiI .1r I.1x1CI. Nix. Inwsun. lf.uIsm1 IIIG I. l'I IIII: Iinu Ron IVIiIIL'r,Om.IIiuIevI1xII,IImI4 lngImm, I'.urnsI1. I'ii1i1ms.1Ii.x, Su2uIu. Nlouiiv, N4-II, I'.iiu-r RUN. II4mson. K4-nnv. Iimnr. Iii-Iv Irv. Xvetxxxiwxi-. SIm.nw, IM-I.mx. Regs-r. Smith. Ixlillumrv, Third Row IXIlIes, INI- Inn' Iand. II4-rm.m. SiI1mmm'vr. klohnston. W'yin.ui, Iduvisnn. IirIcIunLI. I vlli.1IiI.I'i1lv. Iguu Ifourlh Run Horton, f'.1lI sun. RI1oiIa'x. Iinvw I I'I4'I'I If I VI UIC: I-n-xr Row Ix.uuIw. Iulslvl, Iwns. Krum, W'inIxIvv. NNI, IINIK. XYJILI1-iI4, IIixrIou, Ikldylrmg Inns. Srronii Ron Andvux. Smith. IIu'rI.xmI. I7uiI4ei'lng. sIoImson, INI .I r X. I .1 wxon , INInIx.1Isnn. Morrison. Iii .1 svn, II:-mer, III.1iu Imvil, 'I'ImxI Ron I..mgvx1Iv.n'Iiei. Igou. Ihvns, Iii-for. Srrmw-Ir. Keck. I'NI,iIunsnn. SIu'n'.n1. I on-wr. II.u'rison. II:-:Iv r f I-lr J r ' This cheerful Iooking hunch of girls IweIongs to the athletic honorary called the Big I. CIuIw. Miss Katharine XVoII4e advises them. N . .,v , J 1 4-1 r I I la r ra - ' The disciples of the Big I. memhers are the I.irrIe I. memhers. This is the uncIercIassmen's honorary for girI arhleres. They are raw materiaI for the Big I.. Miss Q ,X Yllauline Thompson directs them. .Iibl i , I fever ff wx lg ,cob-wer' f 44:-1, ' foul iw! KIw Iassles who SL-mmI Rim 'I4Immpsun. ' Ruth Fitzgerald gives her talk in roll as a minute girl. MINUTE GIRLS: First Row - Nakawatase, Stoyet, Hill, Martin, Harshman, Sheedy, Coleman, Carlson, Lone. Second Row-Kambe, Igou, Smith, Erickson, Wright, Rickert, Hazelton, Hend- ricks, Scott, Stay. Third Row-Wiles,Nix,Bal- linger, Potter, Baker, Thiel, Hagmoe, Patton, Robertson, Walker. FourthRow-Nyman,Green- slade, Boddy, Whitmore, Ferguson, Mclllvain, Cole- man, Smith, L. Carlson, T. Carlson. Fifth Row-Davis, Carlson, Oren, Schoennauer, LaCasse, Quesnal, Smith, Johannesen. First Row-Arnold, E. Smith, Follestad, Fuss, Fitts, Owens, Andrus, Miller, War- ren, Adams, Braley. Second Row - Loewe, john- son, Nix, Scott, Ballinger, Oren, Mehan, McFarland, Tollber, Smith, Neil, Third Row-Frances, Green- slade, Scott, Hendricks, Carl- son, Parker, Elliot, Ball, Gregg, Carlson, Bryan. Fourth Row-Orch, George- son, McNary, Bray, Keyes, Sandell,Helland,Hammond, Barstow, Phelps, Harshman, Pitramenica. Fifth Row-Carlson,Walker, Martin, Rude, Anderson, Potter, Mclllvain, McFee, Waters,Fitzgerald,McClaire, Those fresh looking young things in the middles are the 3 I- I- rn I-I r rg ofhcial news spreaders of the Girls Club Their talks ln IFLUD rolls keep the girls informed about mixers, teas, and other girls' affairs 45 MISS JESSIE EASTMAN, l.1hrtn1.1n BHEEHFUL HELPEHS Miss jessie Eastman and her smiling assistants, Miss Florence Merrin and Miss Helen Gates, make the library a cheerful place to work. Research and pleasure reading tempt students to brouse in the quiet atmosphere of the library. The Library Council is the group that looks out for the health of the library books. They hold regular trials for violaters of the library code. LIBRARY STAFF: First row Grant jenning, l.esl1er. Thompson. Treat. O'Hnre Healy, lnrson, Clark. Malcolm. Second rnw Rowley. lilowcr, lnsntcr, johannescn. Thiel, Shcedy, Link, Lawson, Feroe. Anderson ff. wfillson, Tl1lrd YUM' Carter, liakcl: Piclcerxng. Plwlps Stevvnrt. Nllson. O Wfnlson. Michael, lfloming Timex lroulrth IVUM' Thomas, Klebe. Angell. S.n'nl1, Wfmn. Robertson Xvlntrunib. Ordwny. Sund Ififrh mu lfoflmrnnt. jones, Xvalsworth. Downie. Condon. Reynolds LIBRARY COUNKQII.: First row Phelps. Collins. Nilson,lVl1llex'. Bark rnw Bowes. Donaldson. Schutt. Walltlrrlxrlnig, Th0lnJ5. 46 awww ffijf5fM Q i BHIJPTEB Ill Flash Harrison, the guys call me. I guess every man that turns out for track gets a nick name. That,s me, breaking the tape after a fast 220, if I do say so myself. It's the spirit in sports that makes a guy turn out day after clay in preparation to meet the other team. The challenge. First let me introduce you to the coaches, meet . . . 5' ,f -'ru - '1.f.t,,f -sv 5- . , X ' - 4, Wi '7e4uuLi 1936 1936-1937 1936 62 1936 HIIDIIIBS LINCOLN FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT IIROADWAY CLEVELAND BALLARD GARFIELD WEST SEATTLE QUEEN ANNE GARFIELD FRANKLIN QUEEN ANNE ROOSEVELT LINCOLN BROADWAY WEST SEATTLE BALLARD BALLARD BROADWAY ROOSEVELT GARFIELD FRANKLIN QUEEN ANNE WEST SEATTLE CLEVELAND LINCOLN FRANKLIN BALLARD GARFIELD LINCOLN WEST SEATTLE BROADWAY CLEVELAND QUEEN ANNE ROOSEVELT GARFIELD QUEEN ANNE BROADWAY ROOSEVELT LINCOLN WEST SEATTLE CLEVELAND BALLARD FRANKLIN WGN LOST TIED 8 0 0 7 l 0 6 Z U 4 4 0 4 4 0 3 4 1 2 S l 1 7 0 U 8 0 WON LOST Tllill 7 0 0 6 l 0 5 2 0 4 3 0 3 4 0 2 5 0 l 6 0 0 7 0 WON LOST I l l 9 I 8 4 7 S 6 6 5 7 5 7 l 10 I l l WON LOST I0 2 0 3 8 3 7 4 5 6 5 6 3 8 1 9 ' 10 WKYN LOST TIED 5 I U -4 1 0 4 1 0 4 2 l 5 3 0 3 1 1 U Z 4 U 4 Z 0 5 I CLAIR WASSBERG BILL NOLLAN BHIIIE BUYS STARR SUTHERLAND SHIRLEY BOSELLY Resourceful Bill Nollan, who malces every sport an art and is widely feared by rivalsg Shirley Boselly, crafty and intelligent with his baseball teams and unclerclassmeng Starr Sutherland and Clair Wass- berg, capable tennis and golf mentors. I JS rf 14 ire? , Q 'fun fr V 1.33 f 6 ' 'lk ,,L ' '. gf-'inn 4' , an i f-3 WN . La, J , gzu, I q . 'Y' 13' 1 9 u ix , I ww 5 5, ag 15 6,14 ,S , ,' 45. X X- 2' 1- fr 3, -.,,!,, , 'P , ' QA ,- , m if . , . ? f :pk-g ff ' ' . 1 D .iw 3 . A 'i ' 2 '22 g V' 'Q I 4 Y , 9' I Mack Bob Celeen Don ......4...-..-.... ..-..- -.. .............. PIBSHIII 'IUTEBS Coach Bill Nollan's fighting Lincoln football team finished its 1936 schedule with three victories and three defeats. Typically a colorful Nollan-directed eleven, the Lincolns were one of the strongest and most feared aggregations in the city. The prep title was won by the Garfield Bulldogs, the Lynx' traditional foes, while the Queen Anne Grizzlies and the Broadway Bengals were close behind. Captain and signal-caller Bill Marx, and powerful lineman Byng Nixon were unanimously chosen All-City selections. The Lincolns started their season auspiciously with three well-earned victories over West Seattle, Ballard, and Franklin, by one touchdown each. Then they received their first setback, being defeated at the hands of Queen Anne, 9-0. In the fifth game, Garfield won from the Abes, 6-0. But the score fails to tell the tale, for an unbelievable jinx reigned supreme again. With two minutes left and the Lynx deep in Bulldog terri- tory, a fumble prevented a possible victory. The Broadway Tigers thumped the locals, 7-0, in the final fray of the regular schedule, which was played on a muddy field. Nine Lincolns concluded their prep grid careers in a Thanksgiving Charity round-robin affair, when West Seattle was engaged for two periods. Duane Beeler, Don Crowton, Roy Berg, Martin Berg, Bill Marx, Byng, Nixon, Lawrence Peterson, and Don Shallow have played their last game for Lincoln. 0 West Seattle gains on Turkey day. ' Barking Bill inspires the lads before the game. ' Loyal Lincolns cheer the boys on. 53 5, W 1 gl 3 at 4-1 -r ' :X ex wi. 33+ J s s WFEJ, V bi .. in-K1. ..x . . . , - K' , Q ' - .'-.X -Nfl: Asif' .V -1 If f X I. ' ,' ff' gi A . J s m . N f4f f , .-Q W .Q ji F cf- .. Q X E 'I ' ' ,A-raxmhv 15:5 Vx-V m :- :L p f 5 '-,K 7 sf-Ti' 4T4 -7 f , x I ., f.--, 1 ,.. N .A - ' 4 ' 9 :Q . Aw x . . Kg ,V ...Q 0. in -nv. 5 - , -v-vi.. ,.,f,,-5 1.-if 0 an -.1 ,Q W 1 ,,.-5-. ' 5 ' ,. ,. ' ' HP xf . ' '22 'L V, b 1 A , 'Y I - ' ffl 5- If l , d X in n Ig. ,. -,.' y 6 ' Q' . ' 2- -A. 4 'mt 1-'EPA ,..' . '-'P I ll ' f M 14- rr. .-A ' 9 hi , . ' ' wh- f- , . ,V . 1 . Rf - ,'. A l tx . '- ., , W N wg., r- Q4 ? A' x K 4 , ' 'E m , Q ,H W . l X N 4? - pf' - 'f'MS -4 C ff? 'Q .Q .4 1' Q gf N ' 'A x . 4' We Q' Q g If ! .,4P 7 , TQ- u ign- ' ' 5 if V5 -9 l ' . ,fs . ,, ,-'+7 L H - rf, if .qw--A p. 4 N! Q 1 , , , 5 kg . 5 Q Q 4 1 -3-in W n A ff' es: i '5 A. ,..- V , , ' W ' th x.,,5 y 5, ang, ...eq 'O ,-un, .V l .,.,.f 4 ' ' :N T 1T iYlf' f v D ,f . W, ' 1 7 2. .,.-,N 'f ' -:Q y I .N P' ,Tri 5 H J N 'nvklxgx' ' , ' y -, ' I ' X . 'Y i- ' -'ra' ' 1' A f Q ,L MUN ' A N ' 'N X ,f .. v I , ,. 2 5 OHM ' 1 V15 'R ' D- Q - ' i : L wxj, 2 i f:-W Y Z ' 7' l 1 fr X I 54 Elm' . , .. F' GQ gi Q - 9 9 313, ef ia Q 9N-M? - af f 15 'PQ f'af1f9 Q3 'wh 4' Q .T f 2 .Q N X 'F X Q A. ,i . Q. . 8' 'X L4-.K 1 Q N r H N ' Qt' ,L -ff - Q , fy .4 ,gg g X -A W - I A b lu- 1 5' lr .. .. V Q Q, rs 1 fit, Q 21 . A fr 'A ' 2,1314 . , - , M - -gl. . I - ' X A1 -' fe.. . Gordon Frear Norm Dalthorp Dean McKay Len Mannon J . Ted Ford :WY xr , .1-' Harry Pepin Y, ,, I 1 ,Az--ra, . -, 0.1 s. .,4-up ' ,vu Fon' ' h I 11 , ,,. A A 2 81133311 SLUISHIEEXS William A. Nollan has been guiding the local casaba reins for a sum total of eight years, but never in his coaching career have his charges so completely and definitely ballced in the cham- pionship racing strip as in the season 1937. It was not until the conclud- ing mix that the Abe baslceteers really began to gallop, but a romping win over the Queen Anne Hilltoppers in the finale failed to dislodge them from their basement berth. Harry uzeken Pepin was easi- ly outstanding in all departments of maple court action. The lads from the land of lute- Hslc combined to hand Ballard the crown. lUpper Lefll SECOND TEAM: Dean McKay, Harley Petridge, jim Crutchfield, Wally Smith, Dirk Cruver, lllpper Rzghll SCPHS: Walt Blanchard, Jim Tart, Bob Olsen, Chuck Gilmur, Dick Kimball, l-ou Heidenriclc, KA! Bottom! FROSH: Mike Lydon. jack Schufrater, Bob Mathis, Bob Diznrd, Kirby Nunn, 57 Q ' ' 'FQ . 5 KJ , . ?., IA .15 x, S5 . -9 9 First rowfBill Nollan, Dick Tuininga, Dixon Garner, Don McGowan, Harvey Kieswetter, Tom Bridges, Carl Scherrer, Ken Ulrickson, Bill Dell. Second row-Peyton March, Ralph Mast, Harry Hubbard, Bob Celeen, Roy Hebert, Bob Donaldson, Bob Lockhart, Ken Meenach. Top row-Bill Sloan, Tom Barrett, jim Weldon, Byng Nixon, Hubert Ellis, Will Rogers, Bob Anderson, Hank Anderson, 'IIIIIIBLIIU BHIIIIIPIUIIS Even the grey beards canit remember when at least one title studded crown in the athletic year hasn't been deposited in the Lincoln backyard. The local reign on the cinder paths has kept the traditional record intact. Sweeping every dual and triangular meet, the Nollan juggernaut followed by breezing through to a Relay Carnival win and later topped off the ,36 track campaign by routing all opposition to annex the All-City event. Bob Lockhart, low hurdler, Ralph Mast, double furlonger, and Hubert Ellis, weight heaver, were high in the matter of point gathering. 1936 ALL-CITY RESULTS EVENT 120-ya. H. H. 440-yd. Dash 100-yd. Dash Mile Run 200-yd. L. H. 220-yd. Dash 880-yd. Run Relay Pole Vault Shot Put Discus High jump Broad Jump Final Results lsr PLACE SLOAN 1Lin.j MAST lLin.I Taylor fGar.I GARNER KLin.l LOCKHART 1Lin. Taylor lGar.I Cooper fBal.l LINCOLN Arthaud IRoos.H Page fCl.j McCowbrey ICU BARRETT fLin.I Taylor iW.S.l LINCOLN 51 ' New Record. 59 I ZND PLACE Johnson fGar.l Adams 1Bal.l Qvale iW.S,I Watson fBal.J Taylor MAST fLin.I HUBBARD 1Lin Garfield Hynes fFr.b Forniciari Barr iRoos.I Suver 1W.S.l BARRETT iLin.I W. Seattle ISX, .J hw PLACE ANDERSON iLin.j Grunbock iRoos.I LOCKHART 1Lin.J MARCH iLin.j Wilkins IQ.A.l Qvale iW.S.l Hanson fBr.j W. Seattle YEAMAN fLin.I Rach fCl.I Rach ICU Atthaud iRoos.l Henderson fBal.l Roosevelt MM, 4TH PLACE Lewis fBr.b BRIDGES 1Lin.J Murphy 1Fran.l Vellat iBal.H MEENACH fLin.j Murphy lFr.l Fairbanks lRoos.j Roosevelt Six tied ELLIS 1Lin.j Blanchard iRoos.I TUININGA iLin.b Spittler KRoos.l Garheld 16K TIME :15.5I :5l,2 :l0.4 4138.4 :239 222.8 2104.2 IZ3Z.4 11 ft. 6 in. 47 ft. 8'Q in, 121 ft. ll in. 5 ft. II in. Zl ft. 55S in 0 7 4 91 4 , s 22-M if ..' , .II I , ,ix fr. Q up x Q -.,-Ns.. 'F 'tf? '3 1 'x . Q ',.. if x 'I 3 n i w 1 45 - sz ,.. 11 .., -- -gg 41 - ,. -.X ,4 I X Os . . 4 ' RX Q 1 ., .,. Q . 3.1-...LQ. is-aa. - x'- i-- xxx 5. 1.0.5, 4 F4 Lag' Sz f ' ---- -..A-,M ' -R , -., N- 5-N- .Q ' :- . .. - --Sw ,L -i. X X -.gi-1 1- f--- ,-- M4: 'i- ' ' 'xg 'S X33- O Lincoln swamps Roosevelt in first '37 track meet. TRACK SQUAD: Back row-Nixon, Holms, Yeaman, Sloan, Kimball, Bingay, Berg, Broderick. Third row- Fullerton, Hubbard, Mast, Keil, Will, jones. Second row-Dawson, Wood, Power, Haun, Hile, Celeen, Borst. First row-Moe, McGowan, Edwards, Bushness, Carney, Nishitani, Barringer, Ulrickson. 61 IIULLHIPS TIJPIIIJTBHEBS Shooting for their fifth consecutive title, the Abes have already downed Roosevelt, 70 to 43, grabbed the West Seattle-Queen Anne triangular meet, and led the Relay Carnival Held by fifteen counters. In the later encounter, Ralph Mast was unoflicially clocked in 49.9 for the quarter-mile, while Bob Anderson copped the pentathlon event with 38 points. Other cligit-getters are Byng Nixon, weightmang John Yeaman, pole vaulterg Harry Hubbard, half mile ace, and Bill Sloan, barrier topper. A-fE! Q.:x 'T3 if V Smith , Gordy Frear 5 Ron McNulty E L.-. ? T Bud Ed Milliken Harry Pepin Vic Donaldson , . , f ,jvff , .Vi rf,,W ,lv L,'.L4fLfX, ! 4 51511135 fsusrfizs f Coach Boselly's diamond aggregation finished fourth last year, winning seven and losing four. Feature of the schedule was an 8-5 victory over Franlclin's Quakers, ultimate champions. An- other highlight was a one- run win over the contending Ballard Beavers. Bob Snyder was a verit- able worlc-horse on the mound, but the chief asset was the team's fence-bust- ing brand of hitting. This year's nine is a ques- tion marlc as this goes to press, lacking pitchers, but with a goodly share of slug- gers at the plate. 62 Y ' W Mile, ntl! J f- J ,WX SECOND TEAM: Back rowf Anderson. Nunn. Montgomery. Serond row- Conovcr. Dalthorp. Fox, McKaly. Fish. Erickson. Front row-ffiowmnn. Marhlson. Hause. Abbey.Kol'1lman. 0 Plcrurc below 'ff Desrinnt1on: Lower Xvoodlnndf' 'u fl ' 4 E Hal Rggers I L T Wally Smith 1.......... ,,,., .,. M... Ed O'Leary 1 S 1 Ni 1 kgs'-an gf M - -i 'CBJ' Chuck Parks i -w 4,,, ,-.,...J 1 Qg,,k' Walt Blanchard a' w-11 Dan'Haifner UIVUT DIBBEHS BUUBT HELPS I.incoin's tiivnt diggers were tin' icagiicfs best last war. winning their eight matches and at all times warming the cockics of Coach XX asslvcrg's heart. FZ1ECd with tht' gI'ZldllZ1I'i0I1 of FIVE ICIICFIHCI1. COJCII Sutherland inoidcd his 1936 tcnm around two VCfCI'IlI1S. T110 SQUHCI XVOII FIIFEC ll1IllChFS. IOSI f0llI'. GOI I' SQUAD: Hail um blniivx, Pm Mgr, fiom li Wvmslwlg. Tarn liiolilmw Olin, Pulvcr. Cfuitm. Uni Ion, Rn lhinixnit Vliimlnpmii TENNIS SQUAD Bntk um Inu, Crum iifivlni Front row Ilimkin, 5mi1g,Hrgg.lii. lforvrll 64 YELL LEADERS: Back rowfBowes, Carroll fyell kingl, Hilloclc. Front row-Pineo, Padgett. MANAGERS: Back row-Monk, Painton, Simmons, Medica. Second row-Harp, Ryan, Ogden, Earley, Morrison. Front row-Mason, Haslerr, Stave, Softley, Brinton 65 Bob Carroll and his vociferous assistants gave the Q5 F T ' T' if ' Railsplitter cheering sections a fine yell squad for I J 'l i ,36-37. The important lads behind the scenes, the athletic 'I ll T' V ' f IJ JQJ managers, were vital cogs in Lincoln's sports pro- I I: I I gram for the past year. VOI.l.lSYBAl.I. AND BASKETBAI ,I, CHAMPS Kumnsaka, Hmmm. Ifulclwr Stulr, Cunnlnglmm, Brclrr Bova-0, Van Dym' ATHHSTIC COUNCII: Undexhxll. Neal. Nlxllu. Srcond mw ffurnunl Rlmondvs. Parc, Hanson HOCKEY CHAMPS: Smith. If-klund. Mcllvam Hamon, Nvil, Maller. Su Lukl, Van Dylw. Rllmldcs I:n'rx1.xlJ, ffl uvd, I h'1m.lns lnmnxx 66 ?.i , MANAGERS: First row- McCartney, Parrish, Rhoades, Pate, Carlson. Second row- Eclrlund, Nix, Igou Deacon. 0 Freshmen take their exercise ser- iously. ai Q9 in L l is Ni -1 f K., 67 ws MISS THOMPSON, gym instmrter Jfyt? in . . if , if BIBL Pl IHLE IES Girls' Athletics are becoming increasingly popular in school life, particularly to the girls who certainly go for their sports in a big way. For participation in their various forms of exercise the gals get points toward letters. It seems hockey, volleyball, basketball, and baseball are the major sports for more points are given in each. The Athletic Council, composed of girls representing the freshman, sophomore, junior, ancl senior classes, the Big,L Club, and the Athletic Instructors, is the all supreme ruling body. Miss Katherine Wolfe and Miss Pauline Thompson are the capable physi- cal education instructors. l i lll---ls- r-.aww t,-.., af vp if IIIIYBUUWS BHIIIE Many lvoys talcc part in the extensive, year-around intramural sports program directed lw Mr. A. Seltzer, faculty sponsor. Any lwoy wlm lilccs sports is eligible to participate. MIEIJAI XYlNNlfRSg Conlon l'u-.il. Tennis llnigli lftlgai. M.ir.if rlmn. lril Gall Rmlgvlw, lN'l.u.l- rlmn. .'nil lld lli-ggvn. Mai.: thi-ii. lst lim vliivxiipltiiix. Ciull NIAN.-Xlil-IIS: lflm-lt l iv-Lii.im'. li.iskvtl1.ill ll.iii Tam. Gull liolv ffinslw. lhxlici lull linl lwvnl. 'livnnis l'.iul W'inltlrux.m. H.m.llw.iII lxirl livilc. lN'l.ll.1Ilmn l .uuvlnr Cn.ili.lu. l lnmllnill XX .iII.i.i- f uilii.uif'. lNl.ir.itlmii .lim llussrvnln, lin ki-rlmll liASKl5'l'llAl I l'HfXlN'll'S: l7c.m lNli'K.n I roimrd llnvc-l.mtl lirnic lN'l.ltlii-sun l 5011 S--limi.-i vi fail-i. lfrcmliv l 4-Dtuix llm l lnflilwl ' Mr A ,l Svllyrr. sponsor. insprirs lux timing, wauli 68 BHIIPTEB IV As a weekly scribe, I have to cover a lot of beats, but the steady stream of news that activities make is always swell copy. Activities give the oppor- tunity for anyone to get more out of school than the bare facts. Here he can build his own forte. Ir may be the start of a career. So you want to hear about all the activities? O.K., let's go. First, there's Totem Weekly . . . 5913? Q gg, 2 , wp' , mga-Q wma but -f- wmau A-24 ,, ,Q- 23 5 1 S ly g g -A ' Q- . wigyi M -1 mwgyggqg 1 me mf1g'f5'5i ivy? Wifgr g 5-1 , ,sn 5 iff f ' gi K3?5 5 's' gi. gif iii 2 A vt ip 13' ' ,' iix F 'Y -gi A 2 VK iw me s -1 :if ,, ,f .6 VL' if Eh 5 A 3 5 5 2 DEHDLIIIE BEHTEBS Build your own forte? jour- nalism has been mine. l've worked my fingers to the hone on a typewriter and Vin nuts ahout it. The thrill of going to press every week seems to get you. Aslc any one who's worked on the paper. The Totem shaclc is about as colorful as the movie version of a newspaper office. There are always frantic people typ- ing, phoning, and scratching away at a piece of paper. Posi- tions are filled democratically, too. Several people get a crack at the editor's uneasy chair during the year. A certain tension about the atmosphere is characteristic of the weekly office. It's exciting. lr's fascinating stuff. Many a harclluoiled journalist got his start in what he affectionately remembers as the Totem ofiice. ' Sinn Stapp, former weekly editor, feeds the folder at the shop, while editors Gerald Hocclc. Ruth McDonald. Frank Miller and Alice Carey wait for more proofs. ' Miss Bernice Dahl looks over the weeles dummy that ilu' editor has prepared and muses lon ' enouvh ro eye ilu- c.nnei'.1man. P-v lk TOTEM XVEEKLY SCRIBIES, First semester: lfirsl row - N.lli.lw.ltese, l und. Kiarev, limley, lXln'D0lmld, Seroncl row flgou. Oven. Ciilmui. Smith Crist. Psurell. Terlm Third row -Knnpton. Hill. llulvlmiil 72 X B E1-ae. I f.l1,l1,Ql flu 3:2 lllmlia ff K W--'lun . -- wan. ......,......-......L1' iw' -. -...k.' A gg-mlp 1-f -ll lk .fillifi I -- W A in L. NP' -i lx AA, N s. Q J '. , f ig! L .xg Y 5 , 5 39 Pwn- LUUBDS EIIIU 11511301153 Have you an authority for that statement? is one of the phrases every dehater knows and one equal- ly familiar to Lincoln's large debate audiences. The dehate heat is a hot one for a Totem reporter. In addition to the regular inter-school dehates are the extemp contests that dehaters revel in, lvesides frosh-soph skirmishes. Here the challenge of putting over one's ideas is successfully accepted. Good training, that. last year Lincoln scooped the en- tire extemp held. Pat Stapp won two contests and Fay Henton. one. This year Mary Esterhrook copped the S.A..R. contest and Shirley Peek placed second in the Toastmasters' contest. I have no authority for it. hut everyone knows the Lynx coach, Mr. Earl Cochran, can afford to take pride in his speakers. They're slightly terrific. 0 lfotth liitl S, ifochrati surveys tht- .tthtm.ittve lv-it-ti on tht- Social Security question .intl thinks itis not goutl etmugli, 'lit will lie tlioiiglif' he tl55ilI'l UN . Ixnll llvll' tlll' llll' Sl'llUUl.!i lhrff' hnhllll 5p0llkl'Y'5: PM Supp. who won two contests last ve.n': Marv lfsterhrook, 'V' SAR. winner: and lily llenton, uitmet last vt-.tt 74 bf-uw nun vain: xx. ru' 'cf S' M -R T' L. L- 'vw A , 4-46 I x .U .av wg ..,..,A . ..--1-.... i A ...,,-,,,W L 5... Pfilflllllill Pl Covering a reporter's beat leads him into all sorts of queer places, but the annual ofhce is unique. There is a steady stream of people in and out all day. Every one is busy from the start in the fall. By january the tempo of the action has been stepped up. Picture schedules, layouts, and copy become important. When April and May roll around the pace is frantic. Then comes June and the job is over. People mill around signing annuals. Congratula- tions liy thick and fast. Through it all have come a hard working staff and two specimens known as advisers, now very weary. The editors are in a similar state. They say it's been a long grind and gasp something about meeting a challenge in putting out their book. ' Pat Supp, -lim Knapton, co-editors, and l.vs Robinson, business ings-r, rake ri lwrcnthing spell, 76 Standing-Clarita Peterson, Phoebe Stewart, Elwood Hendrickson, Harry Hula- bard, Caralyn Hogeland, Lela Isaacson. ScateclfDon Kennecly, Jim Miller, Mary jane Tibbetts. ' Mr. Oscar Rosenquist. business adviser, and Miss Elizabeth Graves, literary adviser, Scan Sofne basketball action shots. Standing - Frank Brennan, Bud Fairchild, Gerald Bowes, Albert Walderhaug, Elsbeth Owen, Vic Kambe, Seated-Frank Miller, Bet- sey Powell, Ruth McDonald, Nlarilynn Lund. 77 THEY SET THE P3185 The honor society numbering some 259 contains many of I-incoin's most stalwart citizens. Grades and activities are given credit points for admission. The big day of the year for Miss Lutie Cheatham and company is that of the honor awards assembly. All the members sit on the stage. listen to a speech, then get their long awaited pins. Nice thing, this honor society. It's members are good newsmakers. SPNIUR HONOR SOf'Ilf'I'Y I-mi um Oman. Butkmgham. johnson lirutr, Hmmm. Adam Iwhuomh, llurmn. Collins. Bram Si-wnilmu Niman Gilmur, WH-Idun, Chnnh. lfkluml. lah' Su-uni, Smith. Cmthhrd. Smith. Prim kt-ii Tlmtlmw ,lmu-t. Nlmlwlwn. Plank. DilH.Nn'll1garil-il, Smith. Sum-tt. Davis. Hvamn, S4-kigumhu I-mmlimm Danskin. liamphi-II, Auth-mm, -Xnih-mm. Somers. lNl1lli'r,Gxisl.1Ison. Mmm, Milli-r, Cfnlhn I-im nm Supp. iiarixt-s,lN1uC1rti'. K4-uni. lfhwd. Carry. Hanson. N-11, Mundi. MiIhm.1Id S1-mnilmm XX'hm-. XX'.nsm1, Pen-rmn. Howl-, XV:-lmurr. Klrhu-. lhmnn. Hamilton. Snlihakkv, I-'rm-. Vlimrrmrii Third mu I-ikrr, Smith, Thu-I. Iilatkxiiiik, Pfrpliw. ,hum-s, Dahl, I,imh'mth Ph.-lpt. Isuumi. ling'-lniud I-1-.mi.f..a it.-...mup Knmpmn, Dm-rv, Bow.- Angvll, Hrrmk. Srhn-mrr. Kumho. Huhhani, Smith 78 Q 'f 9 !, '! 1 N I ' ' , lg 3, ff x E' 33 Y'3'5v3 M551 YZ 5? Y' W 5 45 ' ?13s3? qi V 3 x 5 3? Vi , Q 1 , mi - ' - wa , , 1 1 TR lu! I ' EL BLUB ESPIIIJIJL The Spanish Clulw is one of the largest groups in school. The club delves into the history, past' and present, of Spaing and members have a gay olcl time at their monthly parties. Miss Elizabeth Bush is their adviser. SPANISH CLUB: First row-Keyes, Clark. Nishitnni, Cowan. lVlcAttl1ut,March, Lnngenhaclter, Nishitanx. Strzeleclti, Bond, Butterworth, Tollhom. Second row Hill. Goddard, Nelson. Wriglit, Consnni, Henton, Pitltermg. Bibby, Ford. lgou, Third row fr jones. lvester. Hagen. Dinsmore. Nilson. Pence, johnson, Kinney, Loomis, Campbell, Hile. Fourth row' -Condon. Pedersen, Packard, Winter, Rohertson, Bcnnest. Stromer. ' Bcnnest, lioos, Cash- man, Frederirltson, But' terwortli, and Coryell spend n lwusy afternoon with their Spanish post- ers, maps, and papers. First rowAAdatns, Johnstone, Burke, Thurmond, Fredricltson. Knmmntir, Wlientley. Didier, Butterworth. Stay, Stuestalll. Second row-Sclmfferl. Hedrick, james, Norton, Ell-ten. Rowe. Case. Buns, McClure, Cfulhert. Franco. Third towfsolhetg, Nunn, Hove-land, Bugge, Coryell, Riddell. Cashman. NlcAneny. lVlcC:irter. D'Aquila, Ball. Fourth tow Jenson Gustafson, Riley, Erickson, Bates. lftniniis Storey. Smith 80 LATIN CLUB: First row-Getty, O'Hare, Drummond, Buckingham, Brant, Barnes, Brasen, johnson Mock, Hazelbrook, Olson. Second row-White, Bell, Farrell, Michael, Smith, Steberg, Elclund, Thunes, Pedigo, Riddick. Third row-Follis, Whiteside, Bell, Carlson, Topping, Stephens, Young, Carsten, Watson, Young, Healy. Fourth row-Power, Holms, Burke, Sarich. ' The Latin Puppet Theatre, exhibited by four prominent members: Day, Whetmore, Walderhaug, Burke. First row-Petersen, lVlcClaire, Thiel, Michelson, Wolgamott, Ulving, Cox, Megginson Cook, Georges. Second row--Underhill, Sprague, Kemp, Purnell, Link, Cook. Mehan, jones, Kenney, Patrick, Knoll. Third row-Church, johanneson, W. Rouse, Whiting, Lane, Edwin, Johnson, Kellerman, Miller, Plank, Whetmore. Fourth row-Baldwin, Schutt, Day, Walderhaug, Wirkman, Poodle. 81 SIJDIILIUIEB LHT IIH1 No, that fellow in the sheet isn't left over from I-Iallowe'en. He's a Latin Club member getting ready to take part in one of the clubis festivals. Miss Lela Hendricks is the sponsor. LI'IEHI1BY BIBULE LE CLUB FBHIIBHIS READERS' CLUB: First row Rohm-rrson. Baldwin. Carey, Buckingham, McDonald Second row Lammel, Taylor, Meumann, Schoeunauer, Arnold, Wesr.l.oi1e,Alher. FRENCH CLUB: First rowffSmylie, Kashilto, Nlaguuxsen, Mariko, Fins, Cunningham, Swanson, Boucher, Darling. Second row -fRicldiClc. jones, Brown, Shaw, Delaney, King, Sund, Wehlver, Hainmand, Lominel. Patterson. Skoog. Third row Thompson, Thiel, Weldon, Konnerup, Bourke, Davies, Shaw, Mills, Erickson, Fourth row- -Moody, Roberts, Parke, Andrus, Burton, Wirzke, Buchan, McCarthy, Lawson, Pierson, Rohhms, Nlichaud, Fifth row' -Garl. Brennan, Grundeen, Slxrh row-V-lVlacLaren, Davidson. jones, Hoffman. Walderliaiig, Kanno, Hall, Bangs, Sutherland ' Six students rehearse their parts for a play in Guignol. French pup- pet rhearre: Hoffman, Alciyama, Delaney, Wel- don. CQDLKY. and Shaw i An interesting group is the Readers' Cluh, whose members devour the olcl masters and best sellers with equal vim. Miss Ruth Boling spurs them on. One of the French Clulfs bigger projects is their puppet theatre in which they give French plays under the direction of Miss Marie Wiegman, spon- sor. I hear it's clone with strings. 82 Smith, Smith, Soderlund, QUILL AND SCROLL: First row-Burrell, Naltawatase, Carey, McDonald, Lund, Sheedy, Dahl. Second row-Hoeclt, Hademan, Miller. First row-Sasaki, Suzuki, Abe, Kumasaka, Akiyama, Mrs. Bailey. Second row-Sasaki, E. Ora, A. Ora, Hayashi, Kumasalca, Naltagawa, Shio, Kambe, C. Naltawatase. Third row-Kambe, Uchida, Abe, Kanno, Yamada, Tanaka, Fultano, ' Three little girls from japan give a sample of the dances they perform at Japanese club meet- ings. Quill and Scroll, journalism honorary with Miss Bernice Dahl as adviser, has sponsored a movie, banquet, lecture. and theatre party in quick suc- cession. Delegates from the land of Nippon create japa- nese atmosphere over the click of chopsticks at their meetings. Mrs. Katherine Bailey is adviser. 83 LUBITEBS' HEUJHBD LDBHL IIIPPUIIS v.J- ' Several devour mem bers of the Hook, Line Imlc msnng. HOOK. LINI' At SINKPR CLUB Furs: mu 'I'oppm,g, Shulu, Olsen, Mcllvam, Miss Mules, llcmpsrx. Hippy Hrnland, Nnl, Ural:-y Second row N1x,l7ut'll. Hubbard. jon-s, MlGnwan. Super. l.audrY.G1lmur. Olson, Third rom Snurh. Rogers, jonvs, Hales. Thomas, Thomas, Derry, Thumon I-R-urrhmw jrflnes, Srlri.1uclu.Ha1r.Rlddrll. Drlhndgv, Nixon. Moe. Sum ' The Hi-Y officers in- dulge after a meeting. Whnt'll It be boys . hamburger? FISH DRY HHIIIBUBBEB HIJUIIDS HI-Y CLUB Fam mw Suv, Robinson. l'lrl1'Y. Di-rs, Pvirudge. Pinvo. P4-pm. Ilavws, Cory-ll. Svmnd mu Hxllmk. Bridges, Han. lillvvlq, Im1.lfr4-ar. Phillips, Painrnn, Cranium. How-land Third mu lirvnnau. Rohlv. Somers. Porufmn. Vlzrk llrvan. Nixon. K.-il. Humax I-ourih mu XX null. I..-I--vu, l1xll.lir'.nli,l nrm.l. iknnpmn, Smith, Mill.-r. A fine mess of fishermen are the Hoolc, Line and Sinlcer members. Several girls, including Miss Alice Miles, the sponsor, claim to be expert anglers. A bunch of swell fellas is the way President jim Bingay describes his gang of Hi-Yians. Pardon the pun. 84 and Smlcer Club do .1 A 5 . 4' A A. l ' six I Q Mr ' 2 Lx 3 0 l . , IV ug I i 'Nm 2 gg. MW! gf 3 5-, . .- 5 - M -g': z?+, Q .,k.-1 N.Q 'Nl -T..qQ4 r ,fe f .A L, x , r ' I., 4 - S Ss . -S lily ilk. ' ' -f Ulf Silt lk TUIIE UUHLIT Y Pitzer taps his stick, and the Chanters give forth. Um . . . such tone quality! They put on a good show at the two concerts each year. too. Marching gallantly clown the football held or serenading from the stage. the band is greeted with vigorous applause. When the orchestras get 'Qinto the groove, they're line things to hear. LiIRl.S' IIHANTFRS. ALTOS Frrst row Toms, Gustnfson. Rudd, juhltn, Peterson. Gilman, Qwtnn. Gibby. Capp Second row - lllackttorlt. Suzuki. Ahe, Mohler. Trudland. Garelev. Smrth, Hansen, Olson, Wuodhall. Thtrd row Hayley. Gunderson. VUhttt-. Hemtngway, Faulk. Gan-ly. Goudn-. Nellet. Whttewtdv. Ohm-rg. Pr-nples Fourth rom Fhkru. Nelson. Rudd, Martrn. Henton. lirooktns. Pttzer. Bell. Hogelund. VUaters. Hennmg. Vent-nn GIRLS' CHANTFRS. SOPRANOS Frrst row Nnhan. Underhrll, Gaverr, jerhert. Kumasakz, Peterson, Coll:-n. Hetnan. Torvanger. Second row Nltllottaltl Hawthorne. Nelson. Brown, Smith. Holm, Bt-ath. Rulunson, Robertson. Folle-tad, Third row Nvrnan. Vlfrrglit. Ortll. Peterson VUrles, Pugh, Hutkr, li. Ramsev. A. Ramsey, McLaren Fourth rowfvtmhtte. Hurklund. Spam. Fraty, Mangan. Hughet, johnson, Walslr, Watson, Nrnrltlrr- lwr. Pttzer dirrtts Chanterx and Senror Orchestra BOYS' CHANTl:RS First row-llurtnk. Underhtll. Anderson. Parker, Kellerman. Gilmore, Watson. Bennett. Wtrkrnan. Hotlrnan. Set-ond row' ljarnphell. Padgett. Tapvrl, Ferber. jones, Hou-Img. Tzlmadgt-. Pavlor. Matson, Robertson, Wrwrtlmen 'I'lurd row- -Wrrght. Bowman. Butterfield, Power, Fish. Chapel. Hull. Satnmnns, Krllv. Godfrey. Howard, Kumasaka. llylsrna, Fourth row Harp. Pttzer. llurkee 86 .5 'V if x W ' 'f s '53, 6 ggi! Q Q3 JI X an , wed- b nu V h Q M: f Ag 53 0, ' A ,' xapib V - 2 'v Q ' 0 V' ,, ,, 4 A' 1 Y is X1 4 V pl ,u?,xf qu, 1 1, x '. .K t fy, ff, to LUX ' , . ' fi 1 Z. . W ku I I 1 X ix i ' a Q 4 U i f 531 45 PQ I , k 4 , K Vs gl' -f ' 4 M cv' Q XPP K 'fl f- F ,U if ,-in Q XX f I 1 wa Nxdf-s..N g Y Q 55 if 4' -Y ..,,,. YY- . il, Q . . L. I x, .... , -......,, ., ng., . ,. 'fyi .is , wig, ., X I ggi . . .Hi xi .,,.N,, lk, A z. 4y'?Q,3?vf' 3 ML. Q. ffiiri :fl 'f .., .. 'Y E ' ,ravi 'E . 4 5' 2 . 1, 4 ..f 21 . 1 I t J I urn Young Ivo nd 'I tht ' I1 f I1 sake of singing . . gltlimise gre ilgffnliii thirgiei cIubs. Miss Marjorie Pidduck directs them. GIRLS' SI1NI0R GI HI:- Ifur-! rnw Ihnlrli HxmI.I5rvr.Sm1tI1. Tm.-f.1m..k.f.n,1. Marun. Slrnrsslvr, ifnnk Kimi... jun Suomi mu I .1ngrnlmIIu-r. m......g. Ivrgumn, Ilnurrwnrlh. Gvrlailu. Cnlrlnan, W'hmnnn', Ilnrhnll. I Iamxnnnd. I5.1rn-x. N W'righl 'i'n.fiif.-M lim.-1. INIflfIalr.Sr1nlrr.Cnlsnn Ifllmgsa-n. jnnu. Opdal, Knight. 'I'Imn1as.I.nlIwr Iiourllxrnw Pnwv. Iwrmn, W'rIwIu-r. Ihll. Gr:-vnwrll. Han-Ilnn, l.vr. M I' W'rxghl. Odlr. Tllnunpsnxu. lm..f.....g Fnhhmu lfarlxnn. Clmpvl. Krullrr. Gawlrv Griffin. Slrlwrg I-'RICSHMAN SOP! IOMORF GIRLS' GI.IfIE- I-urn nw Saxhrr. Snnzh. R.-land, jam-I, Iimksnn. Cnaxex. XVnIIlamwn, Raunond. I3axinmI1-,liarrr-II. M..11.-... J.-A.. Sv-nndrnw Mnln-Ixnn. Iflnrhnan. Kagan. Nflfln-c. Hu--II. Iii-nu-r Ixlurdnf k S Rnv. Pom-r. King. Darling, Gnxp:-run. 'I'InrcI rnw Iismav. Iinnxplv-ll. I I.. Inhnsnn Avn-N. Liprau. Mzdesfn. XVMII. Hm.Irn.Cfnnk. H1-mln. S-Imdrr. Rnnssns I-'nurilnrnu Iimsrn. Invv. Iirnun. Hvmgmn, Iinlmstrnm.Chnstlansrn Ifhrislr. Sflmalw, Colm. linnrkr, Hunks-r. Ihrnnnl Ifnfili mm Iii-Ik, I ummm-I. Sxmnmk. f'hntrinIrn. Hall, .lnhxmnm-. Wax-nn. Stroud. OI-1-rg. Ifrlandsnn GIRI S' JUNIOR GI III:- inmm ix1.la..n....,,i., film, spam, Hall. ,I.-www... Gf,1d.n,z Sa-fond row- Iisnuy, IY1nrrison. P:-n-rson. Hildvlvran-Il. Cox. Krurn.'I'rpI14kv.Nlltlan Third ww Cm-. Ihglrv, Mn-mn, Iirrlland, Thurmond Fnunhmw v..i.,..1. MrCIurr. Raimi, M4-rags-r. I.vmIr. I-RI:SI IMAN' SOPHOMURI' BOYS' GI.IfI4 Ifnurnu VUAII--rmm-. Wfalxh. 'I'Iuax-rr, Ihnvnn, Ibrrmx. Ilaniulm sfmmi mu- izmfp. jam-yer, VUallm. Ih-nnru, Meliarland. Third mw II Mathis. IN'Iarrn1.Ha-lru. Martin. IN1un. Run. Anderson, 88 BHHPTEB V Don't look now, but-I think you,re coming to the best part of the book. You see, it's my chapter. You don,t have to know how to read to get something out of it because I'm a cameraman and I make my pictures talk! Here they are - the shots and flashes! . . . 1 4 W f f ',! 41' i v fx.:- - wfL, .v ff' 1-'if' L V- ,, 11,4 ' 'Lf' gf ..- , , -K, A, .J Z A,,., A, f Name. What Wheaties Will Do for You 1 There's Only One Deanna Sprinq Cleaning fl' After the Stonn The Roof Doesn't Leak ,Q Q 1 'Z Xa :rf X4 s 5 f 5 at v f -ss? J n Km? I Q' iq? R f G W5 f wb ,1 7 5 1 H , 0 Y Q W Q -af 1. 25,33 1 .0 4 sf X -1 H 'fg,,, w w. 1Tk e': ' ' - ' if '1 api Q ' r j f' A5 4 - A , ' I M k A : QF 1. J , 2, , , -M wa- x ' V Li ,rl f' f -' V if .v W, Y af jg ff . ' 'r J 1 , ig' . A ' ' 3, s h' lr X V gt ' 55, 'W . R ni ' I ' ' Ly 1 'FT 'ft P ' Nzgg. 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Adviirr GORDON PERKINS, I5 1'xr J f':: I MARIAN I5lZlil.ER, S f'1- it-1.1m RALPH LARSON. IU 4'4'- Pr f'v1 a' 1'v1 f TOM KFNT. 'I'mnm September brought a colorful group of new people, curious about Lincoln. Swiftly they accepted the dare to learn, and contribute their talents toward making Lincoln a better school. Now they are starting up the stairs. I always have lilcecl freshmen. I F I 1 1 00 LJ' can ,Q H - nv JSM 5 Ll C5 4' Dm, H Q1 vu 'xi Pl 'S' yn, l. ,-. Q , . wgfb 1, 'u ri-1 , an ll Anas it f -gy fligaf:-:,'-+:'Q,f' ' . 'f' fx - 5, 'ag 'ftwfg fi, 5 - . . ' r A4 4' . 4 , 4 - hd WSH .way-+ 5 : -1 ,Q 'N L1 ' 4 ,gi G 1- if . ' L-H A X 1 61,3- l 2 V ,AA 5 1- N Tr an-.s .399 .Q -3 9 I . 4 '31 n rs A'- I .., v '. -vw . Jw .. , u .w .S WCM :fff-J-- ,a ' ' 7.-ff V , ..,, g, ' .Y . ' -Y '15, f 'z Q - 1 v, K' 45 !'x:s.s' , .W ., Q A W-.W I-1 qv A Q 2 5, 1 ' 1' v 1 we 113. HE,-,Ye '- A Mig 3? J . 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Third row-Grumes, Gibson, Croger, C-oust, Carfr, Ellioz, Delaney. Ge-erz, Goodwin. Gzzes. Fourrh rowflleibert, Dzwsnn, Forresr, Elerding. Gileson. Grayiebxel, Goldade, P, Erickson. First row- L. Hendrickson, Hobbs. Hvnds. G, Hendrickson, P. Hall, Gustafson, Holdsrrurn, Jfffm, Yuri, Hampshire. Second row-Kncdel. Loe, Lacri, Knight, Hayes, Jenson, Hayden, Harrison, Jennings, Chzdwick, O. Johnson, Third mwfliafmeister, Van Lozn, Larson, Jefferies. Jenson, Jones, Henning. Lyder, Haalrons, N. Henderson Hullir. Firsz row-Preman, Olson, O'Hara, Nelson. Peabody, Nysrrom, Odle Murphy, Ardizh, Mullen Second row-Morkem, Pierson. Overen, Nienau Thursron, Murrah. Pearson, Passehls, E. Olson, O'Hare, Mullen. Third row-Myers, Nyland, Nelson, Parks, Eu. Olsen, Moore, Meyers. Fourth row-E. Nelson, Overlay. Norton, Nunn, Porter, Pinnell, Ralin, Ness. i , ,. All H , ' R My l'. ,L ' lf i, l 7 ' if i i ,- Vi I rf' ic yin . ,, Y. 103 nflwwe ww , I Sophomores are getting closer to the challenge, But with two more years ahead of them, they are too busy being excited about having had a regular dance for the first time to ponder on such things. They pause briefly by an arch. 1: 1 Nu l I MISS ALICE MILES. .-ldvnm DAVE HAMILTON. Tnumrrr PAT HAZIELHROOK. .YPA VCI JVV HAROLD MOFFETT I'rvudm! BETTY BELL. l'n'4'-flrvwzdzvlt 104 P 3, .da 1:3 ' .4 1195 We-'gf ii 'D Q -'D an if :H JM A If A -1, H , , 3,53 11 Q Yr-Q '7' - wt I, H3 n QF? xv C9 'ef x'x 1 35 Q H gsm 9. , .1 ' 3gh 3 an . f V 51 151131 X' -jf: ' 3 5352 5' 39. 3,531-, 44.1 1 ' l Ah 1 ,L 5, x 9 A gk..- 1 yu :J ' 41,19 .... B cafes: Q :iq av' av fl- Q 79 5 P'g.:, mas: f Q t . .h , - 1 . .N kJ'Nf . 4 . , -iq ,ggi K if-,A gg Sophomores First row-Shirley, Rust, Sellers, Saunders, L. Smith, Rudd, Siemens, Sevold, Srheuer, Shannon. Second row-Stevens, Snapp, Swap, 'l hompson, Smuh, Thiel, Spam, Rusr, Thompson, Shea. Third rowfj. Scott, Tunzl, Slack, C. Srovlll. Ch. Scout, M.Scovxll, Serrergren, D. Smith, Sarksteder, Shaw. l-'ourrh rowfW. Srorm, Schufreider. Dempsey, Stanley, Welden, Teerer, Sheedy, Thayer. First row-Roland. Shaw, Rogers, Mrdine, lVlcNerney, Wormdahl, Smarr, Rowley, Srhoder. Srrossler, Second row- Smylie, Rowe, Slocum. Seaberg, Rouse, Sexhour, Sehwoe, Sarrerler, Sol- Emerg, G. Smnh. Third row-Scheuer, Soper, N, Smith. Staufler, j. Smirh, Stove, Skinner Robertson, Robinson. Fourth row-Sarich, Stevens, Ryan, F. Smrrh, lhomas, Smullm. Rice, Snow. Fxrsr rowAWebber, Topping, Wright, Turner, Walker, M. Thomas, Thomsen, Wannen, Treat, Wild, Towanger. Second row- V. White, Vanl-iouren. Swenson, P. Venable. Wiley. Wrighr. Trog- don, Stroncek. Turrle, Waller, Wallermxrxe. Third row-Ball,VV1l- helm, H. Venable, True Wall. Wasson, Webber, Wesr, Ward, Tusun, Walsworrh. Fourth row-Work, Williams. Flrsr row-Zimmerman, Woolman, Wurszer, Brohalr, Wilson. Wrrghl, Wxnkley, Whirtnker, Woods, Zwarg. Second rowf Wolgamorr, Young, Wolfe,Wltzke,W1lson. Wolf, Zimmerman, Zagar. Third row- Wine, Whirrnm, Wm- !er,R1ce, Yamada. First row7Michzud, Rex, B. Peterson, Lepsch, Albright. Hanley, Peek, Nygaarcl, Neal, Whrrney. Second rowfLunan, Earl, Durkee, Olson, Oren, Johnson, Marks. Orrh, Opdal, Pickering, Thorpe. Third row+Murrav, Running, Porreous, Gustafson, Parrocr, Brand, Pineo, Robertson Schreiber, Sadlier. Fourth row-Potts, Running, Nyland, Shilling, Rogers. McDonald, Sasaki. Firsr rowfFrrzgerald, Blanchard, Flower, Janes, Dahlquisc, Gobarr, Brenner, Berg, Chrisrenson, Hoxley, Powers. Second row-O'Nexl, Denel, Hennan, Knickerbocker, Dunlap, Surherland, Smith, Fox, Thomas. Third row-Klecpner, Kemps, Wallin, Olson. Nyland, Rlland. Frenrh, Schnabel. lO7 I ye XX wg.. . S.. .fl fr xr x 41 EW X Sophomores Furs! row- -Stu:-stall. Tart, Smrvuk. Stokes, llpeeland. Touen. N' Srnnh. Sprague. Thompson. S. Smnh. Second row Steen. Smurk. Burke. Prrkln.. Srehurg. Studden, If Smnla, Soder- lund. Rom-rs. Swanson. Thorlgkmn Tlnrd mw- Trlm. Tluunsnn. Stromer. Tlmmaa. lf Tcnula. V, Tr- nuta. Sutherland, V:-mon. Stmmme. ll Tlmmpsun. Tlxurmon Fourth row Suver, Suandrud. Talmadge VU.Suxl1erlan-l.j Tarn. Wellzlen Frm mu- -Grulin. Groefe. Hope. Hazelhrook. Hoffman Bourker. Hzrrus, Horgen- eamp, lilwell. Hall. Second row --Heath. Grcwold. Han- lvurv. Ingollu. Hoflner. Hol- land. Hooker. Hednrk. Hammond. Hessenger, Hughes. Healuu, Hear. Thurd row- Happold, How. ard. Hamm. Lyman. Howe, Hansen. Henlennch. Honey- churrh. Germ. Hnskuns, Fourlh mw Hales. Hapkz. Grunvuld. Henman. Hamer. Jorgensen,Grzham,Flfll1 row Gmbe. Gunn. Hume. Hrllmgzlrnd. Han:-v. 108 JACK EARLEY, Treafurer RUTH BAKER, Secrelary MARCIA WEBBER, Vice-President BILL BRYAN, Preyiderxl Juniors are the cheerful, clashing lot who take activities in their stride. They will in- augurate the stamp plan in the fall. They are stepping gaily off the steps into the idea of being seniors. 109 T-ff if ff MISS MABEL MILLS, NX A dvixer If fcyvtfl w W N rv fgjtiiy Andrus 0-. A Mulvln Anqoll 1 V Mm , M ,UAV Q C Q-V2 f N usda , tl A-fLW,, . ,- .- ' m ff 7, v , -llllBmlIolon Q? .2 4 . Bowman Boddy Q , f . 'hw -,f JUIIIDBS ' 1 Florence lohn Muriel Boom! La ' I Lowell Brundaq fm-ww 1 Bdlblld Brucg , . Q Gr ' ,255 , , 1 ' L Y JPN' m F F f'i3 1 mix Clement Boln ' 1' Vam Bon! 1 ' .-... .. .xx ,. 6 Bqlzlimn l Bryan Buifum fn., Cv N KSU ,7 Dinan wfff Wi 439 '-4 EEL W-ffm Fgmwd Finn V f , r Bolfy '1. rnamcu Lulu mm J U Il I UBS wel'- 9 , , Franca Fri!! F liz lhkunl Ill L J Gold ,jetty Hamilion . I1 Sf , A ,Fl , .f.5 '?' Y , f . Q- , I - A W o , 5 ' ,. Z 1, .,, A, f 1 J P p is , . , ,. X .a x A . . 41 V h In Anna Haflidson , Katharine Haqen Bl!! I-Iqgqgxty ,KW Q Haw L-5-!11HvY- ' If ' K Hanson Bill Harrkon V g ki Healy Ango Heavens 4- : 5 .S Q Helen Heinback Don Hoyor Horval Hildmun 4 lr! Hih .X fi K , I Batty Hipps 4:3 D' til ns-' 110'-1-v 113 141.1 Im Hoffman , Q' Don Hoskins IVomon Hovolcmd . I f- 'L EN, lm lm JUIIIIJBS -A WL A !gw',LM .4- Lucille Klopler lv I7 ,W ' lf - wx 1 'K 'T' X , Dlcll Labodee V 5 Q wig l W ' l 5 - ' 'L I Lx V Shirley Lanqlols Lannlnq Earl LaPine Caryl Larson Beml Lanqmd Harry Lanes V Larson Mabel Lauer Marian Lube! Dorothy Llqqekt Ben Llllle Dill ldie 'luqugl Lutz Blll McConnell Warren MCGOUHY Evelyn Mcl'lllQ.le F l , r rl '.,' 4' Paul H g MacPherson Charles Madsen Eleanor Mcnqan Ronald JUIIIUJN Ply., , . ,, X4 l . ' 9 ,, ,.nn BL l fi' iv a ll 7 ' 1 . 114 H L Eloise .,xx,. f ,-. L C'?,'29' . K ix I ff X , Q j Q A. Mulligan . sm E W Wg ' ' 7 g A new V1 SN . K, A Q- 4- V if I ' . A . M iii' 15? - -L1'g 'tnS-fin Ellie Nilsen . ,Margaret Nxmchko Ierm Norton Loom: Oalygl Lfllgillp. ',5oh. - 55.51 .g if-aff., ,Mx , , - . 1 ,Q :J K ' . , ' 4 7 3 5 1 1 f C ' , , N V ' .P in mqy doom, , nw oun '- 2 Aman oam M . Rulyy,-Qlgogmiw W I f 1 M x I .- . i - X K , A , ' 1 1 Painter , A-Xi Polly Palmer .5 1., Phyllh Pagker Ag pg, pawn, A 6 I 53.03201 People! -Q f V CQAYHIO Polmon f Iamn Peterson f' -I 'ar ' . T. ., , , X . . , ' g,:. r ' if V ' 4 , ww W -Q , ...L Q ri 115 i x J l JUIIIDBS vw- - Y -f V--Y lay Ripley A P A Shirley Rude N I . Iununno Soaumlih SN 7 Carol Smith 1 . Holon Slum!! Helen Sund 4' A Ed Robinson Iohn Helen Schutt: Wallace Smllh Louisa Skiclmoy ll KX 1 Potty M. Swanson! Tollber QA Immun Mqgaq wnlbu J l wood. 1 1 Boktyllun wmey mana wha. , Hannon Williams Following Second Slmulor X924 ,- l 4 i Kon Ulrickwn A 1 1 D. Woiuqanen . Y, ,L '11 Howard Whitley Nurma Wingate '-07. .TH Tiff -l- Patriciu Alberts H i QP' ' 'C be 5 ,gf Z 1, J -S I P V v 4 Bom 3 lmnromaua ff' - f ,Q 5 Dorolhy I. Weldon K Ei. F? . n V x ' N Eunice Whitman 1 , ,VA , Frances Worlie I 'tr . , - WA- rXJ,1g4f'.l I , pjwlir J fy! PM f Kathsrlno Sw Gerry Wllbargg 1 T , lf I JUIIIUBS f M9 C? K Mildred Vu.-r JUIIIUBS v 1' --v Frangs: Awutfn .Pdridasmlih '05 I Alma Paterson IAVULIIQ Parrish M ff' ,V 4- XY' K X' fffvn fl Shy: J Qi, X L' h if! Y KVM ' X X if W X qi, q JN C X X NJ N jx XXX If XX Kx v . I lol!! Illhlh Year after year the classes come. Commencement cuts us off from one, and September brings the next. They are always the same and never the same. This class has time only to stop briefly at one of the old haunts. The four years of preparation are over. The challenge is here. 119 R L X gy MISS ,IESSIE ORRELL, Adviier BETTY ANN THOMPSON, Secretary RAY PINEO, Vice-Preiident HARRY HUBBARD, Presideni VICTOR KAMBE, Treasurer af SEIIIUBS L1- K A '1,. : 5, V 'ii 1 'wit , H .ji .ink 1 X gh .. Q f 'vi x y 5 BOB ADAIR. Activities: Intramural bas- ltetball. Destination: Garage business or music. DORIS ADAMS. Activities: Senior Honor Society desk girl: Cabinet 4. Destination' Business career. WAYNE ADAMS. . KATHRYN ALLBEE, ' ED ANDERSON. Activities: Fire squad: opera: Senior play: Lynx club: traffic squacl. Destilation: Garbage man. ROBERT ANDERSON. Activities: Boys' club president: dramaticsg track. Destina- tion: A long, liappy life. GEORGE ANDERSON. HELEN ANDERSON. Activities: Cleri- fal rommittee: social welfare: midwmter tonrert. Destination: Stenographer. JEROME ANDERSON. Aftivities: Out- door club. Destination: U. W. REX ANDERSON. Activities: Band: traclc: tennis. Destination: Engineer. SIGRID ANDERSON. Activities: junior glee: Senior glee: gym ollice: library: roll representative. Destination: Pliarrnary. lVlALCOLlVl ANDRESIZN. Artivities: Senior orchestra: clianters. KENNETH ANGELL. Activities: Assist- ant chief traflic squad: baseball: library: roll representative. Destination: U. W. HOBART ASHMORE, Activities: Latin club: track manager. Destination: Iioolmg around. RUPEERT AURELIO. lVlORTllVlER BALDWIN. Activities: Latin club: v.-p. Readers' rlub. Destination College. PHYLLIS BALLINGER. Activities: Cler- ical committee: Minute girl: Honor Society: Glen club: social welfare committee. Desti- nation: Secretary. HELEN BAMMERT. Aftivittes: Attend- ance oflire: Glee. Destination: Business Col- lege LEON BARBER. Activities: Honor so ciety: Eisli club. Destination: Gold miner, DORIS BARNES. Activities: Roll repti- sentative: Cbanters: opera: Latin tlnbi Honor society. Destination: Tlte moon HERSCHEL BARNES. Activities: Junior Frenclm club: toll representative Destuta tion: President of Vassar. IZO LOWELL BARRY. DEL BARTON. Activities: Golf. Destina- tion: Business. JOAN BAUMANN. Activities: Senior play: health comm.: big sister, Destination: Marriage, ' 'u DUVAL BEATON. RICHARD BECK. Activities: Fishing club: Field patrol. Destination: Who Rnows. DUANE BEELER. Activities: Football: basketball. Destination: Forestry service. DAVID BEGG. Activities: Chanters. Des- tination: Travel. BEN BENNEST. Activities: Chanters: Spanish club. Destination: Engineer. FRANK BENNETT, Activities: Football: basketball. Destination: Coroner. ARTHUR BENSON. Activities: junior rep. Destination: Hollywood. ELMER BENSON. ROY BERG. Activities: Football: track. Destination: College of Hardltnoclcs. RUTH BERGIN. VERLA BERGMAN. Activities: Music club: Glee club: Junior French club: Min- uge girl: Malte-up comm. Destination: U. o W. AVERILL BEST. Activities: Dance drama: opera. Destination: Barber college. MURIEL BIBBY. Activities: Latin club: Minute girly Malte-up comm. Destination: U. of W. AUSTIN BILLINGSLEY. Destination: City rank. AGNES BIRINGER. Activities: Baslcet- ball: baseball. Destination: Marriage. MARTHA BITTMAN. Activities: Cen- tury club. Destination: College. ELSIE BJORNSTAD. Activities: Latin club: Minute girl: roll rep. Destination: To be a success. EINAR BACKMAN. Activities: President Hi Y. 121 ' 1. I We ee-fe ii L if SEIIIIJBS .rf Q '. 1 I ,J .. .. f..,a r ir 4 -5 V 5 Meigs t. Xi l' f 2. .,.... .su.z..wt,.4...: we f - a X i iii: lillonmu, iq P . ..,,......... ... f 'J' . eww. f - 4 J' .V 1'5 ? ' 2 ,Si jg ,. ff::, au f' - 1 . in .of -'- l s ...M ?!'.L9!.L , 5 i5 f Bm 'Y ,-9. 1 ig' - ,,, 'ul-Q X. SEIIIUBS 4 -I 4,62 t , t . lf, , I , . A 1 4'5'TA. :rugg- 1 r' 5' ' L .15-A -t'-,:.' ' WALI.ACE BOGART. Activities: Work, Destination: To graduate, ELOISE BONESS. Activities: German club: roll rep. Destination: The Road to Mandalay. ROY BORRESEN. LILLIAN BOSSULPKE. Activities: Ways Bt Means committee: hig sister: clerical comm.: opera costume commg French cluh. Destination: Ofhce girl. BARBARA BOVEE. Activities: Honor Society: Minute girl: cabinet: French cluh: Latin club. Destination: Civil Service job. GERALD IIOWES. Activities: Vicbpresi- dent and President Lynx club: yell leader: commencement speaker: annual staff: hand. Destination: Aeronautical engineer. VIRGINIA BRALEY. Activitzesz Fishfng club: Totem weeltlyg Minute girl: cabinet: French club. Destination: Marriage. PEGGY BRANT. Activities: Athletics: Latin club: Big L club. Destination: U, of W. FRANK BRENNAN. Activities: Vice- Pres. Boys' club: Hi Y: board of control: Annual staff: Sec.-treas., Lynx club. Desti- nation: U. of W. HELEN BROOKINS. Activities: Spanish club: Chanters: opera. Destination: The grave. BETTY BRUCE. Activities: Honor so- ciety: Junior French club: French correspon- dence flllh: Glee flubl usher foffe. BOB BRUCE. Activities: Hoolt, Line and Sinlter club: Senior roll. Destination: Re- search chemist. ELAINE BRYAN. Activities: Treasurer of Soph. class: treas. Girls' club: Triple Lg Chantersg opera. Destination: To go to Wofk. TED BUCKEE. Activities: Chanters. Des- tination: Lawyer. MARY BUCKINGHAM. Activities: Honor society: Latin club: French corre- spondence cluh: Little L: Triple L. Destina- tion: Linfield College. KATHLEEN BUCKLEY. Destination: Get an M. A. DOROTHY BURELL. Activities: Honor society: French club: Totem weekly feature editor: Quill dt Scroll. Destination: U. of W. EILLEEN BURKE. Destination: Business College. VIRGINIA BURKE. Activities: Chanters: opera, French club: Minute girls: Senior rep. Destination: Private secretary. BETTY CAMPBELL. MARK CAMPBELL. Destination: Radio engineer. 122 WILLIAM E. CAMPBELL. Activities: Honor society: Readers' club: Latin club: Hook, Line Bt Sinker club: Amateur Pho- tography club. Destination: Medical doctor. ALICE CAREY, Activities: Honor so- ciety: French club: Readers' club secretary: junior rep.: attendance office. Destination: Dietician. EDITH CARLSON. Activities: Baseball: volley ball: basketball. GLADYS CARLSON. Activities: Junior roll rep. Destination: To dance my head off. LORRAINE CARLSON, Activities: Jun- ior French club: Speakers! club: Minute girl: Standards comm. Destination: College. BOB CARROLL. Activities: Roll rep.: yell duke: king: track meet announcer. Des- tination: Plenty of D-O-U-G-H and a cet- tain young lady. ISABEL CAVERLY. Activities: Minute girl: roll rep. Destination: Commentator on books. JUNE CHERRIER. Activities: Junior French club: Senior French club. Destina- tion: Around the world. MONA CHIDGEY. Activities: Usher force: Honor society: Readers, club, pres.: custodian's assistant. Destination: Bacteri- ologist. JEANETTE CLARK. Activities: Health comm.: clerical comm.: roll rep. Destina- tion: University of Nevada. MARGARET CLOYD. Activities: Little L club: Big L club: Honor society. Destina- tion: Good girl. GERTRUDE COLEMAN. Activities: Minute girl: roll rep.: Make-up comm: Glee club: French club. Destination: Marry a rich man. HELEN COLEMAN, Activities: Make-up comm.: roll rep.: clerical comm.: Minute girl: Glee. Destination: Success, selling. PAT COLLINS. Activities: Sec.-treasurer of Triple L club: sec. of Library Council: Honor society: Inter-Hi School Council: junior secretary of Minute girls. Destina- tion: U. of W. HENRY CONOVER. Activities: Basket- ball mgr.: baseball: Intramural basketball, Destination: Professional ball player or coach. MARGARET COX. Activities: Junior rep.: Minute girl: lunch room cashier. Des- tination: Civil Service job. OWEN CRANMER. Activities: Lynx club: Hi Y: ticket force. Destination: Med- ical profession. EVELYN CRIST. Activities: Latin club: Totem weekly staff. Destination: Sob-sister. BOB CROSBY. Activities: Intramural basketball mgr.: baseball. Destination: Over the mp. DON CROWTON. Activities: Football: basketball: track. Destination: University of Washington. VERA CROZIER. Activities: Senior rep.: Minute girl, Destination: From here to there. 123 V li Q A .I -' - 1-' 'a iw . f.-' 1 J ,.-1. 1 .4 sk . rep. .f.. w we-r SEIIIUBS SEIIIUBS F' 9 t I I 5 Axclsiebawnon L Charles Deming MN . .Kf- 1 .'u is t 1 A i. b vmqbwu 11 . H. HOB CURRIN. Activities: Golf. Destina- tion: Be my own boss. l-'l.ORliNCl5 DANCEY. Activities: Roll rep.: Minute girl: Costume comm, opera and Senior play. Destination: To tnalte someone happy. MERLYN IJANSKIN Activities: Ten- nis: Honor society: tire squatl: l.ynx rluhl debate. Destination: To he a politician. DOROTHY DARl.lNG. Destination: 'lin he an air hostess. BOB DAVIES. Activities: Tri Y: Ht Y I,EI.A DAVlliS. JEANNU DAVIS. Activities: Triple l.g French club: cabinet: usher force: Honor society. ARffl-lllf DAXVSON. Activities: illraclcg ioothall. ROLAND Dlfl:RY, Activities: l.vnx clulx pres: Junior class treas.: Hook, lane and Sinlcer cluh pres: Honor society: Senior play. Destination: Time will tell. BETTY jl5AN Dl'fl-P. Activities: Office CfHARl.lfS DlflVllNG Activities: Sthool lwanlter. JEAN DF PAULOS. Activities: Travel. l3l'fRNlfflf DlDlER. Atttvtttes: Readers' club: Spanish cluh: Big sister: roll rep. VIVIAN DIDIER. Activities, Desk girl: Junior French club: French torrespondence cluh: Spanish club: Glance drama Destina- tion: See foreign lands. U GLENN DlERS. Activities: Ht Y: Out' door cluh. Destination: Penn. State or vice versa. GLEN DIZARD. EMILIE DODDS, Activities: Minute girl: Senior rep.: opera costume comm Desttna' HOU: SLlffPSSl:Ul ll0ll5C'Wlfl' l:l.lZABliTH DUFF. Atttvtttes: junior rep.: debate and curtain clubs. Destination: Higher paths of learning. BETTY DURNFORD. Activities: Nltnute girl: Make-up comm: Commercial helper Destination: Stenogtapher. MARION Elll:RT. Acttvxttes: Roll rep.: home tnalttng comm.: l,attn club: lN'laltefup comm: costume comin. for opera. Dt-sttna, tion: University of Xvashtngtnn PAT lfBlfRSOl.lf. Ac ities: llatlmititnm Dlxxgv: ytni s r Qi, 124 HAROLD ECK. Activities: Honor so- ciety: tralhc squad: Senior rep. Destination: Electrical engineer. LORALYN ECKER. Activities: Honor so- ciety: Senior rep.: com, helper. Destination: Certified public accountant. BILL EDWARDS. Activities: Latin club. Destination: Work. ELEANOR EKLUND. Activities: Big LH: Latin club: Honor society: Athletic Council: valedictorian. Destination: Col- lege. DON ELLERBY. Activities: Stage forc manager: field patrol: motor squad. Desti- nation: University of Washington. BOB ELLIOTT. Activities: Track: roll rep. Destination: Nowhere. GRETA ELLIS. Activities: Dance drama: big sister: health comm.: Girls' club desk. Destination: Old maid. JACK EMBREE. DARRELL ENRIGHT. Destination: Work and travel, JUNE ENSELMAN. Activities: Senior rep.: Minute girl: athletics. Destination: Beauty college. HAROLD ERICKSON. Destination: Japan. JAMES ERICKSON. Destination: U. of W. MARGARET ERICKSON. Activities: Cabinet: Minute girl: French club: hospi- tality comm.: voc. comm. Destination: U. of W, NELLIE ESPELAND. Activities: Minute girl: Spanish club: Junior rep.: Ways and Means comm. Destination: U. of W. MARKS EWING. Activities: Spanish club: glee: manager: Senior rep. Destina- tion: Points N, E, S, and W. WERNER FERBER. Activities: Chanters: basketball: glee: intramural. Destination: 3642 Phinney Ave. BERTHA FERGUSON. Activities: French club: athletics: Minute girl. Desti- nation: Seattle Business College. SAR ANN FERNALD. Activities: Big sister: standards: hospitality comm.: Big Lug attendance office, Destination: Wilson Business College. SE-REED FERNALD. Activities: Junior French club: Big Ln: dance drama: swim- ming team: big sister. Destination: U. of W. PHYLISS FEROE. Activities: Orchestra: Chanters: Honor society: Triple L :opera. Destination: Opera singer. MARY 1. FLEJMING. tg, Vg ,S 1 125 -SQL 'ld X , i A I Lit. -.E!51P 4 I-lf. W K , fx-1 -4' 511 X M -9 -si. J . . ,A s ..... SEIIIDBS JMW LLM-fl M SEIIIDBS taxis-'egg X ,, .R ' I mi - f 4 t , ,I-:I K . .,.. X W 4 e , , Gi-di-Y fA , N bkY A t s. if 'J if FRANK FLETCHER. Destination: To he an engineer. ELLEN FOLTZ. Destination: Secretary. ISRITTA FREDERICKSON. Activities: Minute girl: Spanish rep. Destination Dental hygienist or get a rich man, MAKOTO ITLIKANO. Activities: llase- ball. VIDA FULCHER. Activities: Athleticsx girl reserves. Destination: P. E. teacher, LUCILLE FUSS. Activities: Little LN: malcefup comm.: social service: clerical: friendship comm. Destination: To own a dress shop. JUNE GADKE Activities: Dance drama: dramatic prod.: roll rep.1 Minute girl. Des- tination: The wide. open spaces. l.Il.ITH GARNER. Activities: opera: calf' inet: Minute girl. Destination: To he a pri- Vflle SPYYFUIYY VIRGINIA GAUNTLIZTT. Destinat on Wife, RAY GIANCOLI, Destination: Man ol' husiness world. CHARLES GIESF. Activities: Traclti Frenth cluh: Senior play: stamp cluh: draf matic prod matinee. RILEY GILMORE. Activities: Senior ot chestra: glee: traclt: Chanu-rs: opera. Dt-stir nation: To malte money. G EORG I A GODDARD. Activities: Triple Lu: Honor society: Spanish cluh: glee: att comm, Destination: Art and craft shop of my own. GLADYS GOODLAND. Activities: late tle I. : Minute girl: roll rep. Destination: Run an orphans' home or he an opera star JEAN GOUDIE, ROSE GRANEY, Activities: Glee. Destif nation: Florist HELEN GRAZIANO. Activities: Minute girl: usher: library: Senior councilor: Hon- or society. DOROTHY GREENSLADE Activities: Honor society: Curtain club: Senior play: vocational and standards comm. Destinae tion: Private secretary. BII.I. GRISVARD. Destination: U. of W. LOUISE GROSSO. Activitfesr Spanish cluh. Destination: Clerlt. ELEANOR GUNDFRSON, Activit is Senior glee: Chanters: Senior dance forum Senior rep.: malte-up comm, Destination: Teach music or English in high school or llnlvefsltv 126 TED GUSTAFSON. Activities: Debate: Senior play: Spanish club: Speakers! club. Destination: Money in bank, wife, and twins. KATHERINE HAAKONSON. Activ- ities: Triple Lu: cabinet: library council. JACQUELYN HAHN. Activities: Se- nior tep.: Latin club: roll rep: big sister: Minute girl. Destination: Robert Taylor. MELVIN HALBERT. C L AR E NC E HALL. Activities: Tum- bling team: French club. LOUIS HALL. Activities: Chanters: tumbling team: opera. Destination: Enjoy life. ELIZABETH HAMILTON. Activities: Honor society: Senior orchestra: prop. comm.: Senior play. Destination: To be- come one of greatest psychiatrists. BRUCE HANCOCK. Destination: Min- ing and metallurgy of gold. VENE HANSEN, Activities: Opera: dra- matic prod. matinee: Senior play: Senior rep. Destination: Radio. FERN HANSON. Activities: Honor so- ciety: Senior orchestra: athletic council: Big L pres.: vice-pres. Girls' club. Destina- tion: Social service. FRED HANSON. Destination: Salesman. NORMA HANSON. REED HANSON. Activities: Opera. Des- tination: Hollywood. MARJORIE HAPKA. Activities: Minute girl: Honor society. Destination: Secretary to attorney. JEAN HARSHMAN. Activities: Senior orchestra: roll rep: Honor society: Minute girl. Destination: Behind screen musician. THOMAS HARRISON. Destination: Aeronautical engineering-U. of W. FRANK HART. Activities: Stage force: field patrol: Hi Y. Destination: Forester. BYRON HARTLEY. Activities: Senior play, Destination: Success in life. BROCK HASSELL. Activities: Stage force: Hook, Line Gt Sinlcer club: Glee club: Honor society. Destination: Government Bureau of Fisheries. PEGGY HAYSETH. Activities: Big sis- ter: Nurse's ofiice: Girls' club comm. Desti- nation: Secretary. MAMAN HAZELTON. 127 V wi F.. 1 ---Q 1 4. .9 A if I . i gg 3 A -.!4 'f'H-lb-2. t- 3. . Xu f 4 'fb Q , Y , i iz, X .J4,,., X 1 ml-'ornlionson A3 l 'Fred g N M 0 L Wi in . l . 1 --'W-fn' 'W' 'if 1 1-J l'iH ?fi A -. i 2 ' -34 ia ' ,I . 0 ' 'A ' Q Ai V r , i .Pevcviiernlhl N'5 'HF 'l . SEIIIUBS ,Sl h H. Qi L04 21.3415-.114 .Q SEIIIUIIS ,-if . I . ,. s , - , .Per . M. . ,- v i IX ED HEGGEN. MARGARET HIEIMDAHI., IECCF I.OU HEMFNXVAY FIKVOOID HIENDRICKSON. IELHAINIOR HENNING. Activities: v -p, Ifrcshman rlassz Chnnters: Glee cIuh: ruII rep, Destination: University of Xvashlng mn. FAY HIINTON. Activities: Cabinet: op' era: fommenfement speaker: debntet: 'I'ripIv I., Destination: U. of W. VUINIFRED HERIVIANN. Activities: Big I. 1 treasurer Big Lug Spanish CIUIN S0- nior rep Destination: College. DEANE HFRRICK. Acnvities: Honor to ciety: Latin cIuh: Senior play. Destination XV:-st Point: engineer. I.UCiII.I.If HICKS. Activities: I.iIwrnry: Big sister: commercial assistant: Senior Iircnmh rIuIm Destination: U. of W. RUBY HIGGINS JIM HII.I. IIOII HIIIOCIK ISISTTY HOLMES. IRIENIE HOLMSTROM. PAT HOOKER JEAN IIOIDPHR, Ilestinauunz lfnlnpln- meter operator. I,IfSI.IIf HOWARD. Activities: Ifoolhallg basketball: baseball: French club. Ijcstuinr tion: Chief cIerIc American T1-Iephone and TvIegraph Cin. PATRICIA HOYLE. Acnvittes: Honor socrety: Latin club: French cluhg Dchau- fluhz I.ihrary. Destination. IJsyt'In.itrist. HARRY IIUIIBARD. Activities: Presi- dent Senior fIass: Lynx chihg Honor society: Tolein weekly and Annu.iI staff: tr.nI4 Ijvs- tinnion: U. of XV VIVIAN HUBBARD MARY BESS HUGHIES, 128 MAYNARD HUGHES. ORA HUME. JUNE IGOU. as HARRY JACOBSEN. Activities: Chess 'H' 1, .eu club: marathon: track: Senior rep. Destina- tion: U. of W, MARGARET JAMES. Destination: ' Beauty culturist. ERNEST JEFFRIES, Activities: Hook, rf' Line and Sinlter: Honor society. Destina- lion: U. of W. . . D x r 1 ,, . '12s-.Lvl'g'3k'RK f,s- me S A or 'lbw'- lg I-IARRIET JELL. f HOWARD JENNINGS. Activities: Band: ttaclt: dance band: Lincoln Y -' club: Latin club. Destination: Pharmaceu- cal chemist. V i .J SHERMAN JENSON. Activities: Span- ish club. Destination: A career in South America. ff? 1 I GRACE JOHNSON. '- ' ,- LEDA JOHNSON. MARIAN JOHNSON. K wy. V - 4, x .. 4 . . . M ., Q . ...- .L MELVIN JOHNSON. - 'X , CRAIG JOHNSTON. . 9 ' VIRGINIA JOHNSTON. x, , ' N . Y I 7 BILL JUCKETT. Activities: Football: I I tennis. Destination: Politician, lawyer. , . -::f7:r . - -.1 ' ' ' ' ' V f .,..,i,,. ,,- N v Y :vhdllh IGM! ELYSE JUCKETT. Destination: Business i college. ., ' i W , ,, RO LAND JUHLIN , Q LOUISE JUNGMEYER. Activities: Vi 'ai Standards comm.: Bank cashier: Welfare L' .K comm.: big sister: Senior rep. ' X Qu J 'i,?1tF': 5'.X !lFF:. Y is VICTOR KAMBE. Activities: Board of ' -f ' 'T-.W , .. ..,.,:- fi control: Senior class treasurer: editor in chief Totem weekly: Totem annual: com- mencement speaker. Destination: Whit- man. TOM KANNO, Activities: Chess club, pres.: Japanese club pres.: Debate: traffic squad: Lynx club. 129 SEIIIUHS SEIIIIJBS -sq., A 3 is cn v g . . W A 5 - 1 , 4 f is .. em ......l W s as I . I 5 a i. ii Inn' ...,.,:..L3 WIINSTON KEENE. Destination: ll. S. Postal clerlt. SHIRLEY ANN KELLER. Activities: French cltih: junior rep. Art cointn. Destif nation: U, of XV. MARIE KELLIERMAN Activities: Senior orchestra: Chanters: opera: Senior play: Hanlcing rep, Destination: Concert pianist. BUD KEl.l.Y. DON KENNEDY. Activities: Totem weekly sports editor: Annual statl: Class historian. Destination: Basehall magnate. DON KENNEDY. GARDENIA KEYES. Activities: Secre- tary Spanish club: Minute girl: Spanish club: roll rep, Destination: To earn 51,000 a year. DONALD KINKEAD. Destination: U. of W. JIM KNAPTON. Activities: liditor in chief Totem weelcly: co-editor Annual: Lynx cluh: dehate: chanters. Destnatlon: U. of XV. YVONNE KONNERUP. Activities: Honor society: usher force: Readers' clulw. Destination: A hanlt. DOUG KRUSE. Activities: Ilasltethall: tumbling: zrarlc. Destination: Aeronautical engineer, BARBARA LAHR. Activities: Chairman Cultural Arts comm.: Honor society: pres. French club: dance drama: Senior counselor, Destination: U. of W. BERNICE LANG. Activities: Latin clulwl Honor society Destination: Xvorlc, KATHERINE LANGUILLE Activities: Dance class chairman: Malte-up comin: Senior rep.l Hospitality comm. Destination: Good Joh LILLIAN l.A PIERRE. Activities: Coin- mencement comm. Destination: Costume designer. CARI, LARSON. Destination: Malte a million dollars. YVONNE LAWSON, Activities: ling I, cluh: Little L cluh: Commercial helper: Athletic council: opera, Destination: Private secretary to someone important. ELAINE LEDXVIDGE. Activities: Span- ish clulx Destination: Good stenographer or musician. BERYI. LEE. Activities: Honor society. Destination: Stenographer. ,IIMMIL5 LESTER. Activities: Senior roll rep.: haslcethall. Destination: l'i'nfessimi.il hoho. HELEN LINDEROTH. Attivitu-s: Min' ute girl: Triple L clulw presitli-nt: tlante drama: recording sec. Girls' clulw: llonor society Destination: U nl' XY' 130 BETTY LITTLE. Destination: Dressmak- er and designer, ARLENE LOCKERT, Activities: Minute girl: roll rep.: Little L club: Freshman glee: Social welfare comm. Destination: See the world. VERNICE LOMMEL, Activities: Friend- ship comm.: Ways and Means comm.: Big sister: French club: Girls' club cabinet. Des- tination: Success. NANCY LONE. Activities: Little L club: Social welfare comm.: Minute girl: Health comm.: Readers' club. Destination: Surgical nurse. RUTH LOOMIS, Destination: Guess! MARILYNN LUND. Activities: Annual staff: co-feature editor Totem weekly: Quill and Scroll: Senior assembly chairman: So- cial welfare comm. Destination: To be a Success. BOB McANENY. JEAN McCARTER. Activities: Tri-Y: Fisherman's club. Destination: Television expert. AMY McCLURE. Activities: Soph. rep.: Junior rep.: Make-up comm.: Spanish club: Glee. Destination: U. of W. RUTH MCDONALD. Activities: Pres. Quill and Scroll: Honor society: editor-in- chief and news editor Totem weekly: An- nual staff: class prophet, Destination: Edit and publish a metropolitan magazine. MARY MCDONOUGH. Activities: Hon- or society: lunchroom cashier. Destination: A good stenographer. JEAN McFARLAND. Activities: Big L : Little LH: opera costume comm,: art comm.: make-up comm. Destination: Movie make-up artist. JOHN McGINNIS. Activities: Yell team: track. Destination: Government work. DON MCGOWAN. Activities: Senior play: opera: Lynx club: Chanters: Senior orchestra and band. Destination: Stilla- Cournf MARY McILVAIN. Activities: Big LU club: athletics: lunchroom cashier. Destina- tion: Private secretary. KATHLEEN McLAREN. Activities: Honor society: Chanters: opera: midwinter and spring concerts: Minute girl. Destina- tion: Niagara Falls. BILL McLEOD. Activities: Lynx club: traHic squad: fire squad: Senior rep. Desti- nation: Senior transport pilot. BOB McLEOD. Activities: Latin club: traHic squad: Tri-Y: roll rep.: track mgr. Destination: Doctor. JESSIE MacLEAN. Destination: Dress- making shop, M A RG A R ET MAGNUSSON. Activ- ities: Junior French club: French correspon- dence club. Destination. Nurse. MARJORIE MAHOOD. Activities: Hook, Line and Sinker club. Destination: Independent. 131 .1 A. . ' j 7 K . si I 1 4556 , 45 3 , ,f V . .scsi vii , 4 ' Q . 34 - V 1 if I L... SEIIIUBS lumldarlin rl r It rl Q, f 9511101121 -, , WWW? . z fl., i , 5 . tg NJ 1 LX. M0924 '? , ' i. vff?Y S ..,, o fx, , 5 . . Iocmno Moody F yank .. .,, FRED MAIER. Activities: Intramural sports: basketball manager. Destination: U. of W.: geologist. jUNE MARTIN. Destination: Ten-tliou- sand leagues under the sea, MAXINE MAXIMILIAN. Activities: Minute girl: Big sister: Senior play prompt- erl roll rep. Destination: Stage work HELEN MECHELSEN. Activities: Girls' club pres 1 Triple Lu: Honor soctetv: lun' tor French club: Cultural Arts mmm. Des' ttnation: U. of W. IED NIERCIER, CLAUDE MERIDITH. Destination: Law and polttics. EDNA MEYER. Activities: Honor so- riety: opera, Destination: Must yott know? GERALD MICKELSEN, Destinat.on: Engineering. BETTY MILLER, Activities: l.attn club! danre drama. Destination: Airplane liostf ess. FRANK MILLER: Activities: Lynx club: editor, Totem weekly: Annual: debate: Honor society, Destination: Unknown, JEAN MILLER. Activities: Big Lil: Min- ute girl: Athletic council, Destination: To see the world. 'IIM MILLER.Activ1ttes: Ht-Y: Sports cd' itor Annual: Sports editor weekly: Honor soriety: Desk boy. Destination: journalist, VIOLET MINNIE. Activities: lirenrli flub: dance drama. Destination: Secretary. ED MOE. Activities: Traflt, Totem week- ly: Hook, Line Bt Stnket' club: Intramural manager: Intramural basketball. Destina- tion: Let nature take tts course. ,IEANNE MOODY. Activities: Big LH: Triple Lu: Honor society: cabinet: Mtn, ute girl Destination: Sail around tlte world in the Vir-Jeanne. GILBERT MOON, Aftivities: Debate team: debate squad: Speakers' club: Toast- master's extemp. contest: Senior play Desti- HZIIIOHI To become an Plcflrlffll l'I1gIIll'K'l' JEANLTTE MOORE. Aetivittes: Senior play. Destination: Stenograpby BILL MORGAN. JIM MORRIS. Activities: litre squad: tltiel' field patrol, Destination: Navy. LOUISE MORONI. Aettvtties: l,.tttxt club: girls' club comm 1 Minute girl Desti- nation: To always be a pest DAVE MORRIS. Aetivities: lttrt.ttnttt'.tl basketball: Spanish .lub 132 JUNE MORTENSEN. Destination: posite place from Homer Cady. EILEEN MULLEN. Activities: Minute girl: commercial helper: desk girl. Destinaa tion: Business college. BOB MURRAY. Activities: Chanters: opera: football: track: Intramural sports, Destination: University of Florida. GEORGE MURRAY, Activities: Field pa- trol: Senior roll rep. Destination: Forest ranger. LOUISE NAGEL. Activities: Minute girl: roll rep. CHIMIKO NAKAWATASE. Activities: japanese club: Friendship comm.: Totem weekly: roll rep.: Quill St Scroll. Destina- tion: Successful beauty parlor operator. ARLAND NAVE. Activities: Glee club: fire squad: held patrol. Destination: Engi- neer, BLAIR NAVIN. Activities: Chanters: op- era, Destination: Business man. BETTY NEIL. Activities: Honor society: Triple Lv: Big L : Athletic council: -lun- ior class sec, Destination: To follow in Miss Wolfe's footsteps. GERTRUDE NELLIS. Activities: Glee club: Chanters: opera: Lynx jynx: midwin- ter and spring concerts. Destination: Reno. BETTY JANE NELSON. Activities: French club: Friendship comm.: Social wel- fare: junior roll rep.: Ways and Means. Destination: To see a future world series. GRACE NESS, Activities: Badminton club: Minute girl. AGNES NICHOLSON. Activities: Roll rep.: Minute girl. Destination: To land a job. MARJORIE NICHOLSON. Activities: Entered from Cleveland. Destination: Ste- nographer. MELVIN NILSON. WOODROW NISHITANI. Activities: Fire squad: traffic squad: track: roll rep.: football, Destination: Don't know, FRED NITSZCHKE. Activities: Band: orchestra: Spanish club: hre squad. Desti- nation: Commercial artist. CAROLYN NIX. Activities: Triple Ln: Minute girl: Big LV: athletics: manager Hook, Line, Sinker club paper, Destination: University of Washington. BYNG NIXON. Activities: Football: track: junior class pres.: Lynx club: Hi-Y. Destination: Engineer. MARION NUMA. GLADYS NYMAN. Activities: Honor society: Minute girl: usher force: Glee club: Chanters. Destination: Social secretary. 133 O t 52 v ! D . if I ...ir il f -1 ,hy . i Q , 5 uvbfi. I ,. ,. sf .3 f , uf' chef J , i. ,W U., .5 r 4 I -3 -I 1 I lifllgl X CUNY' 584, 5 . -. b lif f I ,pmh 351110353 5351110353 X, F041 mfxwi' D 4' X JEAN O'KEEFE. ED O'I.EARY. Activities: Iiasehall: Boarcl of Control: Inter-high school council: foot- ball: French club. Destination: U, of W. EVELYN OLSON. Activities: Minute girl? Latin club: Hook, Line, Sinker club: Social welfare comm: vocational comm. IVIILDRED OMAN. Activities: French correspondence: Honor society: usher force. Destination: To choose a permanent vocaf tion. PAT OSSINGER. Activities: junior ath- letics: Standards comm.: Senior rep.g com- mittee helper. Destination: Stenographer LEIF OSTNES. Activities: Intramural basketball. Destination: Mining engineer in Alaska: make a million. VIRGINIA OTT. Activities: French roll rep. Destination: Nursing, MARGARET OWEN. PHYLLIS OWEN, Activities: Iiadnun- ton: ping pong: junior rep. Destination Places unknown. ELSBETH OWIEN. Activities: Dramatic production matinee: Senior play: Totem Annual: opera CUSKUIHK' dl'SIgI1fr. Destination: Washingtot1 State. LAVERNE OWENS. Activities: Basket' ball: baseball. Destination: Work. ILENE PATTERSON. Activities: Big Lu: Honor society: French club: Totem rep.: Junior rep.: Mintite girl. Destination: University of Washington. VIRGINIA PEACEY. Activities: Latin club: Honor society. RALPH PEEL. Destination: Iioresrry serv' ice executive. BILL PETERS. Activities: Lincoln Y clulw. Destination: Diesel engineer. ALMA PETERSEN, Destination: Good stenographer. CLARICE PETERSEN. Activities: Honor society: usher force: Annual staff: First Aid room: Art comm. Destination: Something worth while. EDITH PETERSON. Activities: Senior glee: Chanters: midwinter and spring conf certs. Destination: Something pertaining to clothing, FRIEDA PFTERSEN. -IO PETTIT. Activities: Chanters: Glee club: roll rep.: Minute girl. Destination- Traveling secretary, PATTY PHELPS, Activities: Library council: Triple If: Honor society: Miitiite girl, Destination: U of W. 134 MARY PERKINS. LAWRENCE PETERSON. Activities: Football. Destination: Farmer or engineer. JUNE PICKERING, Activities: Minute girl: Soph. rep. Destfnation: Stenngrapher. MARY PICHT. Activities: Little LW: French club: Soph. rep. Destination: Travel. RAY PINEO. Activities: Senior class vice-ptesiclentg Totem weelcly: Senior play: opera: yell team. Destination: Governor of State of Washington. BERNADINE PLAIVIONDON. Activ- ities: Triple LH: Junior play: Dram. prod. matinee, Destination: U. of W. NORMAN PORTEOUS, Activities: Football: tralhc and motor squad: roll rep.: Hi-Y: debate. Destination: Lawyer. BETSEY POWELL. Activities: Spanish clulng Readers' club: Annual staff. Destina- tion: Author of a novel, JOYCE POWERS. Destination: Montana. VIRGINIA PRESHO. Activities: Big sis- terg dance class: Senior dance comm.: Min- ute girl: Ways and Means comm. Destina- tion: Success. ROSEMARY PRICKETT. Activities: Sal- utatotian: Senior play: Honor society: Jr. French club: Sr. roll rep,: Destination: Fame and fortune. ALMIRA PRIMUS. Destination: Interior decorator. LIDA PURNELL. Activities: Treasurer Latin club: Minute girl: Junior roll rep.: program comm. Destination: Nurse, WALTER QUANT. Activities: Band, Lincoln Tri-Y. Destination: Accountant. ALICIA QUINN. Activities: Chanters. Destination: Leave it to fate. ILENE RATHBUN, Destination: Beauty parlor work. JEAN RATHBUN. Destination: Farm- ing. PAULINE REID. LOIS REITZ. Activities: Honor society: roll rep,: Latin club. Destination: U. of W. VIOLA RHOADS. Activities: Athletics: ping pong doubles champion: Big Lv: Athletic council. Destination: Who knows? JUANITA RIDDICK. Activities: French club: Cultural Arts comm. Destination: Kindergarten teacher. emi' me fh-LA.: J II Y . . Y, 1 6: 6 ,A Y V ,147-,Lorfwvtf fbfpiff- ff Pculinollold SEIIIUBS 'Ji A - ,fl 2 SEIIIDBS 3, .s Q. . ?QfG-W1s!.- w I n A I. . Oli A , LM . 3. U 9 - 9 T 1 Ljmilii.. R 5? : 4 9 A fl, q , ' 4.19 RICHARD ROBB. Activities: Honor so cietyz Ere squad: Trt,Y: Hi-Y. Destina- tion: U, of W. LHROY ROBBINS. Destination: College. JUNE KAY ROBERTSON. Activities: l.atin clula: Senior assembly comm. Destif nation: Commercial designer. MILDRED ROBISON Activities: Chant- ers. Destination: Anything wortliwlmile. WILHUR ROCHE. GAIL ROGERS. Activities: Board of Con- trol: Senior play: Sec. Boys' club: l.ynx club. Destination: Chemical engineer via U. of XV, HAROLD ROGERS. Activities: Baseball: Intramural lvasltetlwall. Destination: U, of W. HORACE ROGIERS. IYISTTE ROHAN, Activities: Glen: Iirencli club: Minute girl: Totem rep Destination: Private secretary. jUNIf ROHAN. Activities: Senior play: dram, prod. matinee: Chanti-rs: Frviicli clulw. Destination: Hollywood. GORDON ROWE. PA U I. I N Ii R OW E. Activities: Social welfare comm, MARION RUDD. Activities: Spring and mid-winter concerts: Senior roll rep.: Kfliantf ers: Main office deslt girl. CALVIN RULE, Activities: Trallic squad: all squad. Destination: Baaoon player for Cab Calloway. FRANK RYAN, Activities: Iiasltetluall mgr.: head tngr. Destination: 320.000.0130 AMY SANDELI.. Activities: I.tl1t'ary: Sn' cial service: Minute girl. Destination: Str nographer. LOIS SANDERS. INEZ SATHER, Activities: Honor so ciety: I.tl1rary. Destination: Success. GEORGE SCHRI'flNER.Activities: Hook, Line and Smlter club: Art editor Fish Scales. Destination: Some sl1aclt on Parlt Avenue BOB SCHWEITZISR. Destination: 'lin finisli the U FRANCES SCOTT. Activities: Nlinute girl: Standards comin.: Sopli. rep. Desti- nation: Air stewardess, 136 NORMAN SEE. Activities: Motor squad. Destination: Seattle P.-I. KENICHIRO SEKIGUCHI. EVELYN SELLER. STELLA SHAFER, Destination: Travel. GLAD Y S SHA IN. Activities: Dance committee: Senior play: jr. French club. MARGUERITE SHEEHAN. Activities: Athletics. Destination: To become a good roller-skater and ice-skater. IVIARJORIE SHELL. Activities: Lunch- room cashier: Honor Society: Usher Force. Destination: To be an aviatrix and visit Ta- hiti, JACK SKULLERUD. Activities: Foot- ball Manager: Spanish Club: Glee. Desti- nation: Alcatraz. BOB E. SMITH, Activities: Stage force: Field patrol: Fire squad: Lynx club. Des- tination: Government service. ELSIE M. SMITH. Activities: Desk girl. Destination: U. of W. IRIS SMITH, Activities: Cabinet: Triple Lu: Honor society: Opera. Destination: Dietician. LOIS JEANNE SMITH. Activities: Big LH: Triple LH: Girls' Club sec.: Cabinet. Destination: A good husband and a charm- ing home. NINA SMITH, Activities: Honor society: Usher force: Sr. French Club: Standards committee: social welfare committee. Desti- nation: Travel. LOIS SOLBERG. ' PAT SOLIBAKKE. Activities: Sr. Orches- fra: Honor society: Sr. play: Sr. roll rep. HOWARD SOMERS, MARY SPRAGUE. Activities: Girls Club Cabinet: Latin Club: Athletics. Destina- tion: Nurse. PATRICIA STAPP. Activities: Debate: Co-editor Annual: Triple Ln: Commence- ment Speaker: Usher force. Destination: Television Executive, TOM STAVE. Activities: Basketball: Baseball Mgr.: Head Football Mgr.: French Club. Destination: College. LAWRENCE STAY. Activities: Hi-y: Tri-y: Treasurer of Freshman class: honor society. Destination: Counsellor service. ELSIE STEINER. Activities: Hook, Line, Sinker: Readers' Club. Destination: A book- shop of my own. 137 nv 1? Y Q I t Mmiark Shillmg i ' fi ii f' 6- 'BW . TI 6' X Q -A V? i I ,5l'i'M'5 llL f ft . A - - v , M i V iaifhf . -A .1 Y VC Q ia' y M ik 'I SEIIIUBS SEIIIUBS c s S sv-51-,po 1 ,Q .gk .s+ ' .1 t -' i ., .J '.na.'+ . v 'TJ N Holon Tltll 1- -ii TT- A, 1 .Lwma r l.. JUNE STEVENS. Activities: Homemalt- ing committee. Destination: WS C. PHOIEBE STEWART. Activities: Girls' Club Cabinet: Annual Staff: Honor society. Destination: l wish l knew. GEORGINA STIRTAN. Activities: Mili- nte girl: French Club: Honor society, Desti' nation: U, of W, ALFRED STONE. Destination: To he a little husiness man in a hig way. GORDON STONG. Activities: Tennis Destination: Air engineer. ROLAND STRAND. Activities: Foot- hall Mgr.: jr. Orchestra. Destination: San Quentin. TOSHIKOSUZUK1. Activities: Honor society: Chanters: Big Lug Opera: Mid' winter and spring concert. Destination: To see Hawaii. LLOYD SWENSON, Activities.: Fire squad: Dram. Prod. matinee: jr. and Sr, play. Destination: Business man or actor, KIYNNFTH TAPPERT. Activities: Roll rep.: Fire squad: Tri-y: Football and basltetf liall: chairman vocational talks. RUTH TAR MAN. Destination: Secre- tary, HOB TAYLOR. Activities: Fire squad: liasehall Mgr: Head Mgr. Destnation: To he a success. MARY TAYLOR. Activities: Honor so ciety: Annual: Library staff: Big Sister Friendship Committee. Destination: Dieti- Lrlfln. BILL TEPLICKY. HELEN TERHO. Activities: Totem Weekly: Sr. Play: Honor society: Dram. Prod. matinee: opera. Destination: That's what I would like to know. BILL TFRHUNE. Destination: Unknown. MARCIA TERHUNE. Destination: Un' known, LEONARD TESl.OW. HELEN THIEL: Activities: Nlinute g.rl: Sr. play: jr. French club: Honor society. Destination: U. of VU. ISLHANOR THILHERG. JACK THIES, Activities: lirentli Curie spnndence Cluh. Destination: Iiisheties W'Il.LlAN1 THOMAS: Activities: Span rsh club: Totem rep.: Totem Weekly staff: jr orchestra. Destination: U. of W. liotany 138 ED THOMAS. Activities: Chess Club: Hoolc, Line Sinlter. Destination: Good job and pay. BETTY ANN THOMPSON. Activities: Sec. Sr. class: Triple LN: Honor society: Big LH: athletics, Destination: To find a swell private secretary job. LLOYD THOMPSON. Activities: Roll rep.: Fire squad: Football. Destination: Aeronautics. GRACE THOMSEN. AMY THUNES. Activities: Oflice: Hon- or society. Destination: U. of W. MARY JANE TIBBETTS. Activities: Annual: Sr. roll rep.: Desk girl. Destina tion: U. of W. JIM TOMPKTNS. Activities: Golf. Desti- nation: To become a man of leisure. BARBARA TOMS. Activities: Music club: Minute girl: Chanters: Social welfare: French club. Destination: U. of W. WILMA TURNER. Activities: Minute girl: oflice. Destination: Government ser- vice. GRACE UNDERHILL. Activities: Latin club: Chanters: Big LM: Honor society. DONALD VAN BRUNT. HAZEL VAN DYNE. Activities: Athlet- ics: Big Lv: Spanish club: Minute girl. BOB VAN MARTER. ESTELLE VENEMA. Activities: Cabinet: Chanters: Lunchroom cit. council: Latin club. Destination: Costume designer. MYRA WAGGETT. Activities: Dance drama: Attendance office: Sr. rep. Sr. dance committee. Destination: Business college. ALBERT WALDERHAUG, Activities: Latin club pres.: Sr. play: French club: Li- brary council: Honor society. Destination: Here and there, KARL WALKER. Destination: Business administration. BILL WALTER. Destination: U. of W. DOROTHY WATSON. Activities: Chanters: Honor society: Sr. play: opera: Midwinter and spring concerts. Destination Accompanist. NORMAN WEEKS. Activities: Band: Jr. orchestra: Chanters. Destination: Pianist: teacher. MADORA WEINER. Activities: Stand- ard committee: Friendship committee: Hos- pitality committee: opera: Big sister. Desti- nation: Dancing studio. 139 f - L E hwwh-5.4 SEIIIUHS SEIIIDBS I loitrvlhhmnd Frank Wood I ohm Worthon Pony Wight '. -1 c I' 1' . ,1 Ellwbolh Whlto :SqmVlllHmonw t r ,f '. I c 1 iwlnlfttdwbbdhllll A G 71' ' A BOW Wfliht ,V I 7' lMurlorh Wyman ignxf '- 'i l 'QL lvoln White 55:2 Y S A A ' mmwiu Z , Curolyltlcombo N Waller Woodward Donald Wright MILDRED WEST. Activities: Commer- cial helper. Destination: Owner of a large ranch. BARBARA WETMORE. Activities: Class plays: Bug Lu: Honor society. Destination: U. of W.-Biology teacher. FRED WHALEY. BETTY WHISNAND. Activities: French club: Soph. rep Destination: U. of W'.fNursing. ELIZABETH WHITE. Destination: Uni- versity, IVOLA WHITE, Activities: Chanters: Opera: Midwinter and spring concerts: Minute girl: Commercial helper. Destina- tion: Bellingham Normal. DOROTHY WILES. Activities: Glee .-lub: Minute girl: Chanters. Destinat.on: A Sllffessflll nufse. SAM WILKINSON, Activities: Sr. roll rep.: roll cashier: int. lnasltetball, Destinaf tion: Surveyor. jOHN WILI.. Activities: lfoothall: French correspondence: Traclc: Senior glee. Desti- nation: Forester PAUL XVINKELMANN. Activities: Chess club: Intramural hanclhall mgr. VINCENT WIRKMAN. Activities: Glee. Destination: College. CAROL WITCOMBIZ. Destination: lil, lensburg Normal. FRANK WOOD. Activities: Oflice mes- senger: jr. rep. Destination: Commercial business man. WINIFRED WOODHULI.. Activities: Minute girl: Chantets: Opera: Concerts. Destination: Dancing teacher. WALTER WOODWARD, Activit:es: Chanters: Sr. play. Destination: U, of W. JOHN WORTHEN. Activities: Orches' tra: Chanters. Destination: U. of WL BETTY WRIGHT. Activities: lVlinute girl: Glee: Chanters: Concerts: Opera Des rination: Two-rooms in a wallceup Hat. DONALD WRIGHT, Activities: Chant- ers. PEGGY WRIGHT. Activities: Minute girl: Sr. dance committee: Library: Clerical and vocational committee: Totem rep. Des- tination: Secretary to an internationalist MARJORIE WYMAN. Activities: Senior play: Big Lu: Dance committee Destin: tion: Art school: U of W. JOHN YEAMAN. Activities: Athletics: Track: Basketball, Destination: Around the world and haclz. 140 MAXINE YOTTER. PHYLLIS YOUNG. Activities: Latin clubg Honor society. Destination: The best nurse in the country. PAUL YTTERDAL. Destination: Gov- ernment service. VIVIAN ZIDO. Activities: Minute girlg Sundards committeeg Dance committeeg Make-up committee. Destination: To be a cashier that makes no mistakes. DOUGLAS BATES. VELVA BEACH. BOB BLOMBERG. Activities: Intramural sports. Destination: U, of W 74596014 FRED BURINK. JOHN BRODERICK. OTTO BYLSMA. BILL CLOES, HAZEL COWAN. Activities: Spanish clubg Latin club, Destination: Air Hostess. MARCELLA DAHL. HUBERT ELLIS. Activities: Trackg To- tem Weekly. Destination: Truck Driver. BOB HOGY. HAROLD HOFSVANG. ALMA JOHNSON, LOUISE KLEBE, EMELINE KLECKNER. HARUO KUMASAKA. Activities: Mo- tor Squadg japanese clubg Fire Squadg Chantersg French Club. 141 I g.mv-we S Kimi!!! fvllbwiw if An 7 S-ml fig Somodor, swim N1 1 i 1 , nobsiomiggyg 4r..anum .gy 0- Q13 '- z , . 1 ONOIYEFQQI' 1, f ff mm 53121110113 I TSEIIIUBS it i ,- . X 1 A IQeQ9doli ' Ralnnioii x ' W I V l nobsim , amsiuion . 1 V i l It i 0 N O 'L . T I A . 'kvlleffi . ..-59 1 F!'12'1i ,ears ,'7 5 . L Christiansen 4 Bemivi I ii v 4 , A ' Iou9hinoPhllIin Wig' .LcumWlchton JERRY McLEAN. KENNETH MICHALSON. MARIE NELSON. Activities: Operag Chanters. Destination: Broadway, New York. JOE OGDON. ROBERT PETERS. IOSEPHINE PHILLIPS. LESLIE ROBINSON. Activities: Presi- dent Sophomore Classg Lynx Clulag Business Manager Totem Annual: Fire Squad Chief. RICHARD SCHERRER DON SHALLOW. Activities: Ifoothall. Destination: Simone Simon. BOB SHEEHAN. Activities: Chanters. BILL SICELOFF. Activities: Bandg To- tem Annual photographer. Destination: Professional photographer. BOB SMUCK, MARY SNELLING. Destination: Novel' ist. KATHRYN SULLIVAN. JEVONNE SWENSON. DORIS FEUERSTEIN. AUSTIN WHEELER. LAURA WICKSTRON. ANNE CHRISTIANSON, BISRNICE DIDIER. DON FIELDS 142 BHIIIEBH SHY SE JAMES ABBEY ESTHER AIEN ROBERT ALBOUGH KENNETH ALSKOG RAYMOND ANAS MARIE ANDERSON PETER ANDERSON SHELDON ANDRESEN BUCKLEY ARENSBURG WILBUR BAILEY NETA BAIRD DOROTHY BALTzO MARGUERITE BARDUE BETTY BARTLETT WINSTON A. BASSETT LEONARD BATES ELIZABETH BAYARD JULIA BEACH DICK BENHAM MARTIN BERG FRANK BLAKEFIELD ELLEN BLUM MACK BOCKMAN CLARENCE BOWMAN WILLIAM BRADY MARY BRILL DAVID BROOKS WALTER BRUDVICK JOE BULLOCK MARY JANE BUSH ED. BUSHNELL JACQUELINE CAIN IRENE CAMPBELL FRANK CARLSON GIFFORD CARLSON LOUISE CARLSON BERNICE CARROLL ANNA CHRISTIANSEN BOYD CLARK CLEMENT COFFIN CHESTER COLE CAROLYN COOPER VIRGINIA CROSSEN ALBERT CROXSON INEz CROZIER LAWRENCE CRUCHON HENRY CRUVER JOHN DAQUILA QUENTIN DARBY GLENN DAWSON PAT DOOLEY 143 PHYLLIS DRAKE GEORGE DUFFNER DOREENE DUNCAN MARGARET DUTTON FLOSSIE MAE EADEN DONALD EISEN ROBERT EKINS BOB ELLIOTT GERALD ELSBERRY MARY ANN EMCH LOUIS EMERSON RALPH EVANS VIRGINIA FARNHAM LOUISE ANNA FARRIMOND DICK FIELDS BARBARA JEAN FISHER TED FORD ROBERT FRANCIS JOSEPHINE FRANCO ISABELLE FRANCO RUTH FRANK DOROTHY FRANS STANLEY FREEBURG JACK FRYE MARGARET GAFFNEY FLORENCE GIBB DORA GILMUR BERNARDINE GOLDADE ALLAN GRAN DY ISABELLA GRAVEY ROBERT HAGY LOIS HAHNEMAN DON HAMILTON CAROLYN HARMER GEORGIA HAWKINS JEANNE HENDRICKSON KARL HENNUM NORVAL HILDMAN EMERY HILL STIRLING HILL PHILIP HOFFMAN THELMA HOLM BETTY HOLMES FRANK HONN DAGFIN HOYNES HORACE HUFF TOM HYDE AGNES IVERSON ROBERT JACOBS BETTY LOU JENNINGS BARBARA JERBERT IRENE E. 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