Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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We -you, and the girl across the aisle. and the boy in B-L-3-we all came to school in the moming and tramped from class to class, obeying the bell. That's the prosaic view. But that isn't all we remember. We remember the smell of turpentine. cutting decisively into our lungs at first. W.P.A. workers crouched on the floor painting the baseboards, and peered up at us as we swung by. We stood out in the hall. crowded around the showcase. hanging on each other's shoulders. We remember licking the backs of stamps on Mon- day mornings, so that we could shout and eat hot dogs at the football games, or sit two in a seat and hope no- body missed any cues at the Senior Play. We wore loud shirts and saddle shoes. stiff white collars and lockets. We have danced and cheered and worked and played our way through another year. We aren't bril- liant, all of us. We aren't dumb. either. There we are. across the page. Heaven's our destination.

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LINCULN . . . INSIDE AND 0UT