Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1940 volume:

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Y W QN Q u Q5 N 40 Q0 io X3 Jaxx wav 604 K G2 NXQA xqvo C L Q ,,. dN NX VJ vxxokp YQQJQU-J If 06 Q QQ- 9 0:7 V, XXOWR 690 P 9' QMNX f .fa,.4-:xnxx ...:.w.-x.wu.u1- wisuzr- - -Q 11141:-..l.4.-u-numnwf. W .u g ,WWW fffff WSW J 'ef - 9' 4,-ZQMFQ Q of ff ' .iii ' I 4f , a12IJ3,L..lL, Kqlll ,J 1 JN' ' -L1 'V' . X 'Lx-'I NX Hia I l X FOREWORD The Greeks had a word tor it. this equality which has become the pattern of our living-the Greeks knew it as Isos. Because their word symbolizes to us the exquisite symmetry oi their living. we have built about it ci record of the life that is measured and balanced by the kids we know, the sun and rain we see. the things we do here in Lincoln .... These pages are the labor of a group. Upon them we have sought to record the pulse and breath of a lite which derives its being from equality. It is the IustY good sportsmanship that makes one stamp and shout his way through football games with a hot dog i.n one hand and a red and black pom'pom in the other, the gay comradeship we share in the halls before the bell rings. Upon these pages lie the hours which we have spent in Lincoln. Here, in the black and gray and white of printer's ink. is the balance of our living. The Greeks knew it as Isos. H II Lawnchers uComes the Revolution... A f 7 ' 1 1 N Aff '.t'.':::r.:.2:5'fx A jf' rr.::g:.-rf W -NDthiNg'!J V35 I3 ' . I ,G-Q . x 45 WNMa519,' X, Qcwkx ,. , ,WJ I . W LW X f Qoxxkexxks xsosowz vpxcum me emoam mxoeas XSOGLHWXCP-L YRODUCTXONS xsovfnlmmc SPORTS xsovomx pmwmas xsovmaxc owes-as X505 CPMDXDS x M ,xt J Q vziw. ' 'R , m 1 AH ' A f I n - -1. - ,yfz-f 1--A 'v ,WN , pw - ' y f 5.1 ,-Y .L 1' 4 - . 1 N .. .-I ' . 4, i - 'i . pg .I : ,J fwggygtgkff ixfi as t ff ?,'.f X 4 H 5 1 ap.. If . Q, is ,M Q!- ,tf ' M Nfak ta ' - V . Fi Au ' fl ,..r .- 2 ' J , i aw' 2,. 1,5 ,ai ' rf 1 S. I QV. X lg is .,,.. .6-Q-'gk r. ' , H 41 az .fm f :,: . S s f XX I if . r .IN-'.X 1, I ' I I. , , Q M in 13 ' I . . f iff ISONOMY THE DICTIONARY CALLS IT RECOGNITION OF RIGHTS. IN THAT SMUG. IMPERSONAL WAY DICTIONARIES HAVE ACQUIRED. BUT IT'S SOME- THING DEEPER THAN A FEW WORDS ON A PRINTED PAGE-IT'S AN ALMOST INDEFINABLE SOMETHING THAT GIVES EACH OF US. YOU. AND ME. AND THE GIRL BEHIND YOU IN STUDY. AN IDENTITY-SOMETHING THAT MAKES US MORE THAN NAMES ON FILE CARDS IN THE OFFICE. IT'S A FEELING THAT GOES A LITTLE DEEPER THAN THE SURFACE RIVAL- RIES AND MISUNDERSTANDINGS. THIS THING THE DICTIONARY CALLS RECOGNITION OF RIGHTS. WE KNOW IT AS THE UNSPOKEN BOND WHICH EXISTS AMONG THE FACULTY. THE STUDENT LEADERS-AND US. X I to the Class of '40 which has been responsible for producing this attractive issue of Totem Annual! Recognition is due particularly to those boys and girls on the staff who have given many hours oi thought and efforts to its production. As their fellow students leaf through its pages, iew will give even a passing thought-much less a Thank you -to those who toiled to prepare an annual of which the student body is justly proud .... Is such service worthwhile? Ask the editor and the business manager and their assistants and I think they will tell you that it is, that it has yielded to each of them large returns in happiness and lasting satisfaction ,... It some find school uninteresting and dull it is generally because they see in it nothing but lessons to be learned and to be recited. They see no connection between today's task and the tomorrow that seems to them so far away. There are countless opportunities in Lincoln, as in any large high school, for participation in the life of the school that will give new interest and zest. Athletics, dramatics, debate, photography, radio, stage force or traffic squad, music or committee work-these are but a few of the long list of special subjects and activities from which a student may choose. There is no good reason why every student should not be able to find something that will add pleasure and profit to school days and to all the years that follow. 14 MR. LOTHROP. our omniscient, omnipotent Vice-Principal .... Do you need an E.D., a N.Y.A. job, or a new teacher? See Mr. Lothrop. MR. ALTMAN knows the boys well. Adviser, he fills the roll of unofficial school-time father. MISS COLE . . . Girls' Adviser, She offers a comforting shoulder on which to weep. II THERE IS A LADY LUCK. AND SI-IE HAS A NICE SEI' OF TEETH. SHE VERY SURELY SIVIII.ED UPON THESE PEOPLE OF LINCOLN WHO HAVE BROUGHT HONOR TO LINCOLN AND GOOD FORTUNE TO TI-IEMSELVES THIS SCHOOL YEAR. MR. KERRWA year's scholarship to Chicago Art Institute. MR. BERGI-IfPart time Associate Protessor in Iournalism at the University of Washington: part time public relations at the central office. MR. ULLIN-'Head football coach at West Seattle. starting next Fall. MR. PHILIPPI-Going to school in the East on year's leave of absence. MISS ESPESETH 'Back in Lincoln in the Fall, MISS O'CONNOR -- Going home to Schenec' tadY. New York. MISS STERLING-In collaboration with Don W. Emery of the University of Washington. published two books: Guide to English Usage, and Activity Notebook. IANET THOMAS-Honorable mention in Town Meeting ol the Air essay contest. RUSS BRALEY--Second prize sports writing in Quill and Scroll National Iournalists Contest. IACK SHEEDY - First prize in editorial writtnq for Quill and Scroll lor Pacific Northwest and Canada, First prize in state ot Washington in editorial writing in Ouill and Scroll National Ioumattsts Contest. WAYNE MEYERS. SHEILA SMITH. FRANKIE GOODWIN. LOIS LONG and IOY HATT- Poems published in West Winds. BILL LAINHART-Scholarship to Whitman Coll lege. CLAIRE MCADAM-Scholarship to Mills Col- lege. Teachers, for most ot us, cease to exist aiter the 3:10 bell other than in the form oi history and algebra assignments. ln order to prove that they are actually normal human beings, inter- ested in doing the same things that your par- ents or your neighbors do, we delved into their private lives and brought to light their inter- ests and specialties lor you to see. Nicknames that they have acquired around school also add color to these people labeled teachers. Here they are from A to Z. Glance around these tew pages and maybe you will wake up to the tact that teachers are real people and that real things like cameras, skiing, travel, and families are the things that make them tick. LUTHER ALTMAN: Dr. ol Philosophy: wit. CHESTER BAB- COCK: Economist: inventor. WILLARD BERGH: Alias loe Bush: alias Alexander Spivens: golfer: pep coach: proud papa. ALLIE BLOUGH: Threat ot the Rummy Row : flower qirl ol the faculty. SHIRLEY BOSELLY: Proud papa: baso- ball addict: coach ot the Sluggers FRED BREIT: Handy man: Camera buq. EVANGELINE BURNS: Scolty : sho cooks the best steaks. FRANCES BURSELL: Elliciency ex- pert: her pastime, it's a secret. ELIZABETH BUSH: Artist: violinist: Whittler ol staturesf' MARION CANDEE: Moun- taineer: she likes the bridle path. LUTIE CHEATHAM: Keeper ot the pins : Northwest outhority on prtmroses. C. E. CLAUS: His theme song: Calilornia, here I come : the reason, his daughter, EARL COCHRRN: Punster: howl- er: he loves a good argument. MIRIAM COLE: Writer: pianist: amateur gardener: Bronco Buster ol Mother- Doughter Banquet Roundfup. FLORENCE COTTRELL: Tra- veler: reader: Far-East enthusiast. HERNICE DAHI.: Sight' seer: punster: or! curator. IESSIE EASTMAN: A wee bon- nie lass : Voyager. LEWIS FEE: Lecturer: chef de cuisine. ADELAIDE FISCHER: Gardener: homebody. HARRY FITCH: 16 rt were Greek scholar: debates interest him. DAGMAR GEORGE- SON: She sings contrallo. ELIZABETH GRAVES: Smortness personified: member ot Proud Aunt Club. LOUISE GREBE: She likes the British Isles, its places and customs. IONE GRINDROD: Gardener of Iancy tlowers. nieces, and neph- ews. PORTER HATLEYX Horses, horses, crazy over horses : custodian of the book worms. LEHOY HIGGINS: Man about school: amateur movie photographer. EILEEN HOU- LAHAN: Bowling, lt's right down her alley: spring vacation is trip time. HELEN HULL: Equestrienne: petite clanseuse: she loves to run and laugh. ADDIE HUNTER: Paper econo- mist: primrose addict. HERBERT IVERSON: Author: lite saver, VINCENT IEROME: Carrot top : dancer: Country Gentleman. HARRIET IOHNSTONE: Member of Proud Aunt Club : islander: Iohnstone plaid is her emblem. LEON IONES: Mining authority: porter iamilias. IOHN KERR: Our Orson Wells. DOROTHY KWAPII.: New England zealot: books, she loves them. LEAH LOVEIOY: See-Amen ica-Iirst advocate: authority on Seattle history. DANIEL LOTHROP: Flower enthusiast: weaver. ELLSWORTH LUM- LEY: Conservutionist: national lecturer: summer ranger: he's 17 the lather oi tho three. CARL MAPES: Geographer: sev- enth period teacher : the Northwest is his hobby. BERTI-IA MARTIN: Cross-country traveller: chic. MARION McAI.- LASTER: Pepster : bowler: speech is her hobby. HELEN MCCLELLAN: Homemaker: her two sons occupy her spare time. AIMEE McCONIHE: Network program producer: she tavors Ielines. MARY McKEE: Colleen : South oi the Bor- der enthusiast: traveler. EDITH MICHELSON: European traveler: linguist: golfer. ALICE MILES: Anqlerp bowler: commuter: islandor. MARY MONTFORT: Freshie : knltter: Lion counselor-to-be. RALPH MUCKLESTONE: Ticket agent: screwy problems are his meat. BILL NOLLAN: He loves to talk: his wife and two little daughters complete his team, ELDORA OAKLEY: Traveler. ALICE O'CONNOR: A redhead from Schenectady. You quessed it, she's Irish. THOMAS 0'CONNOR: Gardener: extensive reader: Mercer Island tarmer. SAMUEL OLSON: He likes to climb cherry trees. IESSIE ORRELL: Punstcr: bowler: member oi the Proud Aunt Club. ERNEST OSGOOD: Model builder: boat buq. ANNA PATCH: Practical joker: Information Bureau. HER- BERT PHILIPPI: Fashion-plate: interior decorator: stage de- signer. MABEI. PHILLIPS: She hails from Boston: her family is her hobby. MARIORIE PIDDUCK: Golf addict: a music convention was her spring vacation. CARL PITZER: He's the leader of the bond: his new home takes up his time, ELIZABETH POOR: She drives 11 Pontiac: colors interest her. RUTH ROBINSON: Yellowstone savoqe : dry-wit. EVERT RODENHOUSE: Proud papa: radio ham. OSCAR ROSEN- QUIST: Puny punster: he wears a flower in his coat lapel. MARGUERITE SCHOFIELD: Vagabond: linguist: url con- noisseur: picture collector: color is her Iorte. MYRTLE SELL: She reads biographies oi men in history: And when she talks, she always ialks of Billie. ALVIN SELTZEH: Radio debaler: he loves The trees. JOHNSON SHERRICK: Slight- ly pessimisticn: he likes candy. MARYLAIRD SMALL: Radio- minded: swimmer: horses, she rides them. OTTO SPERLING: Shutterbuq : collector, EDNA STERLING: Author: ultro- smari. STARR SUTHERLAND: Tennis fan: summer camper. IRENE TAAKE: Gardener: globe-trotier. PAULINE THOMP- 41 SON: Equestrienneg crosscountry traveler. VERNON THOMP- SON: Give me my boats and paddles. WOODY ULLIN: Skier: Camera Iiend. HAZEL VOLLMER: Islander. CLAR- ENCE WASSBERG: Safety mana he's not Scotch but he plays their game of qoll. JESSIE WEAVER: Collector: gene- oloqist, BLANCHE WENNER: Traveler: story-teller: Iortune teller, MARIE WIEGMAN: Homesteader: gardener: linguist. ELLA WILLARD: Punsterq proud mama: ideal hostess. INIS WILLIAMS: Wanderer: she drives a lang ball. KATHERINE WOLFE: Gardener: dancer: books fascinate her. WILLIAM YOUNG: Old-tcshtoned progressive? inventor. IRENE BAKER: Skippervcatcher g proud momma. CLARICE HAWKES: Art lover: clothes are her hobby, MARY EVANS: Music lover: organist. ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY: Ex-Lin: colnile: bowler. STELLA HAHRIS: Grandmother: home- maker. CAROLYN Sl-IELDON: Ex-Lincolnite: her sister is her pal. REGGIE LEBRUN: Handy man: Keeper aI the Keys: collector of war relics. nn - CABINET: How If--Thomas, Hawkos Stay, Dodson, Michelsen Livingstone. Batchelor. Row ll Watland. Wilson Clemens, Leland, March lohnson, Butterworth Loewo. Row lll f Burke, Kimpton Buelow, Cunningham Coleman. OFFICERS: Butterworth-Treasurer Watlandv-President Batchelor-Corresponding Secretary Iohnson -Vice-President Thomas Recording Secre tary Busy Bodies THE CABINET forms the nucleus of school activity. lt pours tea and publishes its own miniature maqazino with equal ease. Theso girls are the vertebrae of the Girls' Club. Pulchritude Plus IMD GIRLS can be a quantity of lipstick and skirts and saddle shoes -1140 qtrls cun't be wronq. They know when their club needs something in tho way of leadership. Up there, lockinq efficient and not ct little proud af the offices, are tho qirls whom we chose for their capability as well as their charm. Say, you llirao back there lock up: now, smile! fOh, well, maybe it was 41 qaod bnnl:.l 20 BOARD OF CONTROL: Row I-McLennan. Suther- land, Whiteside. Croy. Raw ll McFarland, Robin- son, King, Perkins. OFFICERS- Perkins President King- -Secretary Sutherland Vice-President va.- Q Plenipotentiaries WHEN THEHUS A BIG PROBLEM drifting about waiting to be solved, the Board of Control leaps to its horse to do battle Knot a plug for Hi Ho Stlverl. What to do about congestion in the halls. the award assembly, the rummy caught smok- ing during s0:ond lunch , . .? Look, fellas, lot's . . . The Big Shots ITS A MAN'S WORLD: Gordy Perkins and his contemporaries have mddo that world a prolly swell place for the tie I?J wearing, loudsshirt-boosting mon about Lincoln. This your the affairs ol the Boys' Club lay in the capable hands which are atiachced ta thoso sellconsciaus arms belonging respectively to Gordon Perkins, Norm Kinq and Starr Sutherland, 21 'Z i 1'nrm.:: L : Row 1 Hawkes, Mreneieen, orm, Tnarnas. Mrnean, Livinaetana, Tanaka, Meciaafe, r-ratntee, stay. naa- artson. new ze taatenataf, At- bnam, Anaefean, Macatinnr. Han, wennen, Biettana Mathisen, Malcolm. Now 3-f Iohnson, catenran, Pugh Browne, Smart, Lnawe, Kiel Thiel, Butterworth, Deacon Raw 4-stake, wnsan, Kimp tan, Siemens, Leland, Wut land, cnnninanan., Villctta Ryder-Smith. LYNX: new 1 V Waldo uenida, Taylor, Bfatey sneeay, Tanaka, Cray, Ta mana. Raw 2fSeaton, sam ertana, Seed, castnnan, san aan Andersen, Mathis, Lain hurt, Mullen. naw 3-nnnak overlay, King, Larson, Baan er, Perkins, lanes. Row 4- nantnsan, Ba fry, Henning Davis. tvteiennan, Meraftana 1 ' J TheWomenffM W4 L K , , J f' 1 xr rrs somnn-rms my an ' a white sweat , ne probably a Triple L girl. And she ' mediatel2ug' ctys a deep rev for a Ski Show that was presented all-:?t'fjgtool,Qtl1!en ou kn ylklhe suqiess of thc Ski Show was complete and . . thelltjdmtxleie. Colosscnlstupenclous, gigantic? You supply the adjectives. U ' L X t High Moguls l ANY TIME there's something big going on about school, you usually iind one oi these thirty handy-men in the thick of it. Contrary to the general consensus oi opinion, the boys in the black sweaters with the Lynx heads on their chests are not lion trainers. In lact, they know very little about lions. But ii it's a Thanksgiving basket to be delivered, or an assembly, or a lost Freshman if there's anything to be fixed, the Lynx boys will do it. 22 Service with a Capital NL THE HERO WORSHIPING FRESHMAN casts covetous eyes on service sweaters and emblems. To him they are the high ups, the big soy sos around school. Sure, sweaters are nice- they keep you warm--you're one ol the people who have earned the right to wear one ..,. The kids who comprise the Triple L and Lynx Clubs have won their recognition. Sometimes some one who serves car-r'l be distinguished by a sweater. Sure. sweaters are nice, but if you haven't one, the results ol the service is reward. lt is not cll within an honor pin or cz sweater. Service is much the same, no mutter what the title. 23 PAT CUNNINGHAM President Triple L Club BEN CASHMAN President Lynx Club, 2nd semester. DICK SEED President Lynx Club, lst semester. FIRE SQUBD tlst Semesterl: Row lfSncksleder, Madsen, Kurfstedt lCennedY. Seed, Mechelsen. Mullen, Allbee, Miller. Potler. Row 2--1 cnquee, sexier, 'rheyer-. seevm, 1ehnsen, sender, Mermrend Stephens, Esliom, Dcludistel, Miller. Row 3-Anderson, Verretlo: Martin, Sliaedy, rafeley, xcrne, Merennen, ouanen, Hubbard, Olsen How 4-fTollber, Barry, Lund, Currie, Minish, Molirmcm, Pierce, Wrlktsan, Yan, Basher. Sutherland. Pyromaniacs Trouble Shooters FIRE SQUAD 12nd Semestsrl: Row I-Tanaka, Kunz, Manning. Hul- un, Memmnn, Laws, uernde, Mullen, stekee. Row 2--Scovill, mer, strong, Hendry, Gage, Petersen, Rae, sperdel, raenqesnn. Elmer. Row 3-Thaderl, Anile. Norqren. Eshomt Grosso, McLennan, Shimo- mum, Mndeen. new 4f-Lunn, Berry, Sander, asker, Bashar, xanq, Sheedy, Hayes, Seed. 'mnrrrc smmm new 1--Miller, Mathis. rcrennerz, sheedy, remote, seen, Laws, Millar, Waldo. Row zwsehnnen, cmee, Henan, Lieuten- wetner, Grosse, snnsk, Phillips, Lnnsbery. R.-sw 3 Hennane, Kreme, Lame, Nersen, Swanson, Meclwlsen, dear-een. DURING FIRE DRILL. they stand steely guard over drinking Inuntains and strategic corners as grim reminders that we must return to class, despite the sunshine and qlow ol life outside. WE DECIDED it was too tar to walk to the other stairs and attempted to llounder up the wronq way, but there was u trattic squad boy who adeptly outwitted us. They keep the corpses cleared away when there is ca trallic iam. 24 ,,-t SOFHQMORE AUXILIARY: Huw 1fPileS, Linton. Kun-blcr, Musser, laradqnlnun, rhlel, Munn, Younq, W:-isor, wlun, Moms. new 2 Al-nsl, Duffy. Marshall, lmnf-son, Nelson, Brandi, lam-ns, Gllbell Mnnn-, Fnslnl-, wllllmns. Row 3 Luke, Houck, lvlcvnllqn, Hlsknn wnllelle-ml, Yulsnncrl, al-Qwnlnq. Capps, l-lnl-nwn, Erlcknon, Miolvu new 4' nl-lvss. wrlqlll, Mlllnf, amy, ern-ke, Ioy, Pnnnous, Anderson Tlnln, small, Weil. Mmun: GIRLS rms: selneslf-rl: Row l frnylnr, McDaniel, Mcilluire rnlnn, wllsnn, Bevry, Supploo, Gondsell, Hail, Foyer, wllllqmsnn Ncflnn, cnpps. Row 2 - Lnnns, Campbell, Lammel, Mellon, llnnlef lnlnnnnn, lnleyer, lnlnwnny, ron. rlmley, cron. How 3-Ycllnfbnnnnun WHEN THOSE PESKY LITTLE IOBS are poulinq lo be done cmd lhe olher founn zlcliions of lllo Girls' Club are loo busy oxlrnclinq llle Creed lrolu hopefuls seek, ing balloons. llloso Glrls Friday, llle Sophomore Auxiliary, roll up their slr-flvcls und prove lheil' worth, FEMININE PAUL REVEHES convey the qleaninqs, lhe sncllcllos, tllo bullerocl crumbs of llle Minnie Girls' meetings to the rolls, llm lmlosl inside' slllll ml vora- Ii-lncll talks, the newosl million of ills- bulletin. 25 Adams, Seal, lsr-lldwln, sclmnllbncllel-, ofpllnn, lnnns, Poole, clnnp, pn, snlllvnn. Row -l cnfbnu, Mason, sons, rnslnf, cnny, Terroll, spnrklund, Whom-lor, lsnqllsll, lussel. Mmurl: smrs lSocond Semesterl: Row l- Nilsclm, LcxMcine, Lnpkn, cmqq. cmnennn, Tlnel, cnlelnun. Tram, slnmllll, anclwn, lvlclxllls. ner. Maxwell. new znnnby, Barker, vnn Hcvon, Dnlnns, nnnnn. on-nes, Renlle, Bevry, llnlnlen, lenson, Lnnsnn, spmuln. Row 3 Cleveland. lohnson, Gnlscrl, ngdlnn-sl, Scllvr. Marshall, Clarke. l-llnnnellnnn, cln-lslln, snnl-em, Buelow, lulnnlm. now 4 l-lonqll, lon, cnflson. sunny, Tllnmlon, lnlnlnlnnfl, wl-lqln, Pnnl, Miller, Wellzien. Lael. Small Fry Paul Reverettes J FIELD Pmnou new l- lcmlslefll, lensen, Eshcm. Gaetz, Grosso, BUILDING mm cnormns COMMITTEE: flow l-fmccnllllm, Tuner. lclenhole, Mccomllck. Row 2 Kendall, sender, wnlmsley, Lund, Mqlliesml, Thiel, Tryon. siemens. Row 2--Anderson, Coleman, Biel- B.-llqlson. Young. land, Mllcltell, Wilson, Cashman. Row 3- -Seaton, Klnq, Mathis, Smifh. Davis. Row 4-Llchlenwalner, Mcliarlclnd, lanes. Bouncers FOOTBALL FANS. carried away in lheir enthusiasm to patronize a faofball qarne, clamber over the fence lo avoid paying, or loyal Lincoln pop-boflle- wavers deciding ii is time to do something about the face and gerleral appear- ance of the referee and sei out ta commit mayhem are confronted by a lonq arm and a shiny badge. Behind the badge and the ann are the brawn and muscle of the Field Patrol, Holding the Bag LUNCH BAGS are elusive little things, We aim right at the trash can and . . . coops! Missed again! Humans are egotistical wrelches: very probably we go bouncing off with gay disreqald for our poor shooting. Enter the hero, with his jaw sei in cl firm line, ready fo do battle for the Building and Grounds Coln- nliltvo. ll is his iob to em-nllragrl a rousing good business for tho hash cans, 26 LXBRARY STAFF: Row l- Gmdvlq, Garltne, Kelley, Foster, Must-Drs, STAMP num: new lfflaflee, Kunz, Wilson, Nelson, stmnpe. Row Kelley, Bennett, rmun, Maxwell, clerk-2, Butterworth. new 24 2-shenkel, cmqq, Mr. Bren, Ladd, swim. Row eeswfmson. Carlson, Young, Gllslufsnn, Hamilton, English, Grunt. Munson, Thayer-, ste-utter, cook, Bashar, Kienhclz. Taylor, Richardson, Rogers. Raw 3-wullace, Napier, Daly, Hoelzle, watson, Legg, Matson, Dalk, Mcnevlll, Davis. Row 4-Hunley, Powell, wnqlit, smlmm, Goal-ly, Staley, carter. Pasters BOOKS AND GLUE POTS and overdue book notices are cl part of the daily fare of the Library Stall. lf we should absent-mindedly begin to wander out with the Atlas tucked beneath an arm ta highly improbable assumptionl, we should be borne down upon by several worthy members of the Stall. Other nlembers mend and patch patiently the little rips that could be big tears. They even set broken backs-lar books, of course. Mercuries MONDAY MORNINGS are hard enough without having the added misery ol having to tear ourselves away from our last dime, No matter haw lonqingly or tenderly we regard the little brown envelope with our collective dimes con- cealed in it, the stump messengers always qo through the same procedure. lnexorably they bear away our money. 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EVERYBODY'S WORKING FOR THAT MOMENT WHEN THE CUR- TAIN SLIDES UP. WE'RE OUT HERE. AND THEY, UP THERE IN THE SPOT- LIGHT. ALL OF US HAVE THE SAIVIE INCLINATION. ,f R A.. N X J' 1 Ke N F 3- T -Tl Y 5 i uk 'lf 53, nd' I 5 'D . I 1 E up 41.3 fi g frlfhv is gg 2 ,- wif: f Wifilff sy, is 5 1 5 , .it 1. S215-,N 'N H355 i JF x. - 1. ' I i WM ,.4f. k -...Q-Ang... 1' GILBERT AND SULLIVAN OPERA LEADS NORMA LARSON IEANNE BROWNE BETTE WITTE ANNABELL AIRTH VALENCIENE PUGI-I NORMA NELLIS HAL ROYS KENNY REISDORF BEN CASHMAN MARGARET ORTH WES ACKLEY LEN DEUEL YUM-YUM PEEP-BO PETTI-SKNG NANKI-POO KO-KO FOO-EAH KATISHA PISH-TUSH MIKADO Give way, give way, to the Lord High Execu- tioneer! . . . There was music, quaint music, in which figured titwillows and unrequited love. There was humor: ridiculous contrasts and ac- cents which might have been pure Japanese. but which had a suspicious hybrid cast, as if there had been a slight misunderstanding with a Turk and an Arabian during rehearsals -but they were very noble accents. There was CI wan- dering minstrelitheres always a wandering minstrel-and lovely ladies. and even an Em- peror. The Mikado could not be iqnored. For days the hall Haunted posters and bright banners ac- clairninq it. We wereri'i disappointed. There, before the deep blue of a Iapanese setting, we watched a Iapanese farce unroll, watched white clothed coolies and slant-eyed girls with bright flowers in their hairy and through the color and light, there was music. .,z ' i .. ,.. 3 , 2 F . K. e. f...17 Q' ffwvewr , L ..9.,g. 4... .-.a.jis.iQ. . X j'4431.' 1'1. mi- . fe: V . I 2 HL, '---ff My 1.,- wf H k,.. wtf! A ' W ' K r Mira -' ' Q f N . ,. 4 Wa J 1 a 7' e - ' 1 1 - 2 - N- ff V , jg., ,. F A 1 lv' ' ? 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' f f Q . . 3 gr tg: Liga g I 2.5. .xr , Q... N ..,.,3.!.' ,Q . . 'I a.9.r'.,.,.,,.,,,. ,,1,,,,,,...,.,.,,,.,,., W .g , ',.- J : :' ,' i 'axis 4:.:ai:.1m24:L.a.a.:.,:.,:...x..-,,, ,......,, , .... I E ii .E qv: . Hypochondriac ANOTHER SATELLITE of the Star Lott sprinkled and sputtered its wat to ci coniettailcd success beside Ghosts Imaginary Invalid was the name. lt didn't toll 'em in the aisles simply because the Star Loit's architect didn't allow lor rnllinq space . . . but the audience found it a plvnsniit way to lose an afternoon. 35 Q c. Merch, spmuan, Hall, Thomas Fritshe, Fox. Dnlty, Airth, Ander- sen. Row 3- send-st. Hawkes. Hom- inq, ren, Ystmq, Busiow, sees. MAKEUP SQUAD: Row 1fThiGl. Berg. Dennis, Fol- lestad, Lynch. Row 2-Keenan. wright. Kruni. shuptw, States. Row 3iThomcxs, Lcnqt Mr. Kerr. Loan, Faulkner. Row 4 -Williston, Leidecker. spmgus, Forrest. Raw 5-Eshom, Bs-ny. Two Singles in the Front Row TWO MINUTES before the curtain-You in the wrong seat conlronted by an cnnczzed and hysterical Freshman waving ticket stubs to prove that you should be eiected! Never mind! These ladies in the middies are natively adapted to taking difficulties in their stride. Inst call an usherette and relax. D. I WHK1' WOULD YOU LIKE T0 BE? A bald-headed judge . , . c Chinese coolie . . . a lovely lady? Give these experts cx bit of point, a hunk of cloth, and there you have it, your finished product. With ease they paint on scowls or arched eyebrows or camoullaged stripes. The girls with their needles and the kids with their fingers in the paint pots: they are the Make-Up and Costume Committees. 36 usr-mn roncs cosrum: commrrrsr: new lxl-larris, Davis, P. Merch, Row 1 f--Dodson, Les Tanaka- ' Row 2 cet-Iseli Larsen new 2-Yrfysn, smart, Kntm, HDW 3 Vt9WsQ 5 OUd TICKET FORCE: Row Lepsch, Holmes, Row Blind Row Row l ffisterbxook, Potter. 2 f Blinziheim, Kallcn. helm. 3-Beck, Frashor. 4 Mr. Muklostoxm. MIKE Row l Bouqhtcn, Sriwtll. Row 2 Ovcrby, Croqcr. Row 3-Thorson. STAGE FORCE: Raw l - Roberts, Mills, O'Mouru. Sander. Anderson Nelson, DeLappe. new img, Raw tm, Berry, Hevemna. SQUAD: Ze- Da-na, Kidd. Ger- Doron. Wood. Hiskt-n 3-Pnqh, Esliam, Wal .f Bolglers. THOSE LOUD NOISES that interrupt things now and then the anonymous feet that wander absont-mindedly across the stage when the curtain isn't quite down those aren't boiqlers. They're just the brain and bmwn ol the stage force, shitting scenes. Somebody get that sancl bag outta my way .... Stub Tenders and Loud Speakers WHEN THE TICKET WINDOW went up this year, there behincl tho brown sill, exchanging little qrcen or yellow or red cordboards tor money were tho qirls on the ticket lorco. They held the Aladdiifs Lamp that opened tho door to the things that went on about Lincoln- the opera. and Senior Play, and concerts, IF THE CURRENT SPEAKER should suddenly cease to be audible, and if a Mike Squad boy, prematurely qray about the temples, should be soon, we would know the Public Address System was heinq temperamental again. Mr. Roden' house's bright boys know all the intricacies ol amplilyinq the riqht noises. 37 wig ,f 1' , ' . , 0: - 7- 'W 4, - . - . gg. V ' if 12 ,af ' x , UQ, -gy L.: ,. vb' I nf ' 6 f A x w , ' -v-.. X v -1 ,1,, . ,,, ' 1 .- g V Q 1 , , V . 'zn!fg ,. , . - ' 3 ' V, K , . J' ,., - -,-, 4, 4 2,2 k ,N .ci q...rM Ag ' . .Q 0.5, , vp , - ',,:-q g - f ,, - ' 712. 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FIGHT! . . . AND WE SHOUTED. SQUINTING INTO THE SUN THAT SLANTED LAZILY OVER THE STADIUM. OR HUDDLED UNDER THE GRANDSTAND SHELTER. OR HANG- ING OVER THE RAIL TO WATCH A BASKET. WHILE THE KIDS ON TI'IE TEAM DUG IN THEIR TOES AND GOT SHOVED AROUND A BIT .... WE DIDN'T KNOW THAT WE AND THE KIDS ON THE FIELD WERE BEING DEFINITIONS OF A WORD. A WORD WE HAD PROBABLY NEVER HEARD OF: ISODYNAMIC. EQUAL POWER. A YOUNG WORD WITH A LOT OF KICK TO IT. A LOT OF STRENGTH. A WORD BORDERING A WORI.D OF GOLF CLUBS AND GOAL POSTS AND BASEBALL BATS . . . ISODYNAMIC. BASEBALL WON LOST P R E P Franklin . ..,. ..,..,. l l l Roosevelt . ,.., , 8 4 Queen Anne . 8 4 Lincoln ,.,. ,, .. 7 5 West Seattle ,.... 6 5 Garfield , ,... 5 7 'li- l'i'l' Ballard . . .... 3 9 Broadway ,,,.,. 3 9 F O O T B A L L Cleveland .. ,... 3 9 WON LOST TIED Roosevelt . . 7 0 0 T Lincoln ,.,,,. .. 5 2 U WON LOST Gcrrield ,.,,., . .. 4 2 1 Queen Anne M 5 1 Queen Anne 4 3 0 Garfield . ,....,.. 5 Z Cleveland + H - - - 2 2 2 Roosevelt .. 5 Z Ballard ,,., . 3 3 o Bmdwqy M I I 4 3 Franklin - -'-- 1 4 1 Franklin ,,.... 3 4 Broadway . ...,.. O 4 2 Lincoln ..,A 2 5 West Seattle ,, U 6 0 Ballard H 1 I l U 7 BASKETBALL GOLF WON LOST WON LOST TIED Queen Anne . .,.. 12 U Roosevelt . ...,., . . 7 l 0 Ballard .. ...,.. 10 2 Ballard ., 8 2 0 Franklin .. ..,. .,.,.. l U 2 Franklin ...., .... 6 2 U Roosevelt . .,., ,.,,.. B 4 Cleveland .,.... ,... 5 2 l Garfield . ,.,.. ...,.. G 6 Lincoln . .,,. 5 3 0 Lincoln ,. , .. .,.,., 3 9 Garfield .,.,. . 3 4 l Cleveland ,.,.,.,. ....., 2 10 Broadway . ..., .... 2 6 0 Broadway ,.,. ., . ., . 2 10 Queen Anne ,..... 1 7 U West Seattle ..., l ll West Seattle ,... U 8 U 1939 I-LLL-CITY TRACK RESULTS EVENT FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH TIME High Hurdles Dinqley tBr.l Gibson lG.l Beobe tL,t Davis tR.b gl5,8 440 Yard Spencer tBal.l loachims tQ.A.l Zobrist fQ.A.l Beckner tW.S.J g49.2 IUU Yard Wilson tBr.l Boitano tG.J BRALEY tL.l COOPER tL.l 110.4 Mile Run Smith tBr.l Anderson tW.S.l Briggs tO.A.l Blackwell tBal.l 4139.1 Low Hurdles Dlnqley tBr.l Van Dusen tW,S.l BEEBE tL.J Grubb tF.l 123.0 220 Dash Wilson tBr.l Spencer tBal.l Sheedy tR.t POTTS ILJ 322,41 B80 Run Ioachims COJ-XJ Swanzy tW.S.l CROY tL.l Zobrist tO.A.l 2:UU,5 High lump Tuscn tQ.A.l Swanberg tBal.l Straumlord tBal,l 5'l l WHITESIDE tL.l tried! Football Throw Luce tO.A.l GUNNCLJ Heqqre lBr.l Dickinson tBr.J IBO' BIA Shotput Richter CGJ GUNN tL,l Rogers tQ.A.l ROBINSON tL.J 5l'35W Broadiurnp McLaughlin tG.l Spencer tBal.l Tuson tO.A.l AbetBr,J 20' HW Pole Vault Rogers tQ.A.l FORTIN tL.l Scott tBal.l Brown tR.l l2' FN 40 STARR SUTHEHLAND. tennis tu- tor, drops the history book lor the tennis racket with complete ease. He turns out lighting teams year alter year. CLARENCE WASSBEBG is the moulder of tomorrow's qoll great. His unsung teams are always near the top. SHIRLEY BOSELLY cracks a sharp whip over his baseball charges and they usually come through. His teams are always iiqhtinq in the lirst clivisicn. BILL NOI.LAN'S decade ci head- coachinq here has done no more than to mellow his thundering throat. He is still spurring the most feared teams in the city an to victories in football. basket- ball, and trac-lc. CARL WOODY ULLIN leaves Lincoln next fall to coach West Seattle's qridders. We'll miss him. VERN THOMPSON is the pai of every student from the lowllest to the greatest. He polislies out the rough yearllngs that they may be polished into mai stars. 1 Q. -Q ,,5ga.wff4i4iE.J Y 8 . . ,. ' ' -V 30? L if' .-1 ' it '-JV: K YL 51 3' uf. ' 4- 1 'r - 't ig 5 ,,2,5ffgf +1 -w. ,.f R cv . V Q ' -A V' 2 'Q , y A f. fq. ' 1 a 5 ' ' .. X f ' 'ff 7215 , I . . .. Qi f, ji-151 Ji 3 - V ,Ag,2',f ,, alt: , Tffffy ix ' QL. 5' A -:Uni I W r'rfi.2.f' ' I - 4 ff- irxz .L -1,1 . ivfkfw Us ' V zifgai: ,V ,ag Y: , .,. A,fig?:3r, Elfifdgggfifxg' , . . 5 Y, w. , s ,..,.f.f1:-tgg f Q53 gif?-55' :ge Sfff ,Sufi 3 V A ,5f,w,pLit5L:,-5,,k Y - ,nw -, iqftf. N, I 1 ,az M.,-41.,.,. ' rg 0 lr, Q h Y if ' ..' in -A V? 4 an ,U , Y 'X- V . 136 'T 5 I I. 5 ,K 1 pl ' gn . ng x K' .,.. 1 ww , . H 1 s 'ilk if ','1:- 1. 5., 2 .ggzjgir . f' v 'gi 5 if ' X ' fn . r .-. 6 s. iglx, , L62 Q 1 I - V- , ,z ? .5 , . .:xa'lN.i ' eff vt I '- 11 ,,..f ' X' ,Z ,ff 'fi Q' 2 8.4 Us ' V 5 S' L - , YQ':'k ,yn - , 4 . 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'iff 1 51.K '5 g' 'A -Mm gimp .3 S EQQETQZQ qv v..,- - L .1 an X . A i Sgglgiilg 311.222 I 4 grwliff-rf. f-Q K W .. new 6 1 an . wx, x '55EwE2,,'e,. Track FOR THE FIRST TIME in seven long years, Lincoln thinclads toppled from track supremacy and bowed to Queen Anne and Broadway. A crop of green but budding underclassmen represented Lincoln on the Cinder path and surprised sideliners by finishing third. i939 marked the iirst loss in regular meets tor live years when Queen Anne and Garfield combined to spike the peerless record ot Lincoln's cindermen. A measure oi success came with the recovery of the Allcity relay CamivaI's trophy, which had been sticking in Garfield's craw since 1938. 19401 CREW was nearly l939's squad intact: only two graduating seniors left the told. Sans hair, the 19-1D squad sprinted between classes in their hurry to turn out aiter school. ln remarkable shape after extensive winter training, they looked capable of giving a good account of themselves this year. 48 TENNIS: Row lfParks, Hullm. Yett, Lichtenwalner. Row 2fVandenberq. xmeqef, suniensna, Petzoldt. GOLF: new 1 - Hutchins. Meivev, Ffedsnekson. Rawlings, Holdaway. new 2-stmnpe, Fuss. Mr. wqssberq, omn- ey, cmqe. Row :1-Gmnsy,scQn. Linsteud. Ouscken- hush, Burns. ATHLETIC courtcn.: new 1-Liciitsnwqte ner, Taylor, snther- isna, whnesidecroy, rsnskq. t Row 2-Beebe, Lar- son. Riddell, Yeti, Perkins. new a-Mr. Thomp- son, Parks, Robinson. Hunsbem. Mr, Hersh. Tennis Golf Athletic Council THE YERH 1939 was a comparatively poor one for the Abe racketeersy it lound them stuck in 7th place with two wins and five losses. Those two lone victories were acquired at the expense of the Broadway tigers and Ballard's cellar- dwellinq Beavers. When the Lynx upset the Tigers, they destroyed the Bengals' title hopes, while the win over Ballard merely entrenched that school in last place and saved Lincoln irom utter humiliation. . . There were tour lettermen returning from this squad to help pad out the 1940 team and promise a pretty tair season lor Lincoln tennis. I.!NCOI.N'S 1939 GOLF TEAM landed in Sth place with 5 victories and 3 losses when Cleveland climbed over their heads with a one point victory to take 4th place in an early season game. Victories were scored ovcr the Queen Anne and Franklin Squads at the start of the season, but defeats at the hands ol the league loading Roosevelt and Ballard teams brought down Lincoln's average. The season ended on a brighter note when wins were scored against West Seattle and Garfield, . . O! the eight boys receiving big L's two returned in 1940 for another year of play. THE ATHLETIC COUNCIL does its work well in maintaining a high level in Lincoln sports. Behind the scenes they pull the wires that keep the Lincoln squad morale high. 50 sg A f-v Tiff ' '- 'WX- OVER THE FENCE IS OUT INTRAMURAL MANAGERS: Botti' qole, Tollber, Yeti. Bice. Intramurals ORGANIZED chiefly tor those who lack the size or ability to enter major sports. the intramural program is open to any student with the desire to play basket- ball, touch football. handball, ping pong, or tennis. This setup qives excellent athletic opportunities to many who otherwise would not have them. it also builds muscles. 51 .......- A . i K Fi ly, , 1 .1-. ,,,. ,,..., EQ1. : '--4-L S54-f--. O ,., M-, '37 v 'L 'nw-2--'-1.-.. -: ,.,, '? tg5-sw'- EQ ll, 'M ,lf , MX Q ' X eng .V 5,253 ug Q' 5 'Q -an , X -XXX! , K x x XX .1. ' -5 1f1fM1-iq- 'g3fHg39 ,V 2 ' - 55- I 1. - 1 3 1 4' 1 i :MW V 111 11,111,. 1 we-,-',31-11: 5.1.2 : in :,M,1..,..A .ah 11 , .Iwi ' 9' Wa. v . 11 1 i.1:.L,,1.1i141i1!g 1 1 1,1 1 Q 11.111 S 1. S 1 1 1 H 11' ,if INSTRUCTOHS Miss Helen 'Hull Miss Pauline Thompson, Miss Kuthe- GIRLS' RTHLETIC COUNCIL: Raw l--Barry, Duymuda Deacon Whit rine Wolie aker, Hayashi, March, Himmetman, Mullen. Row 2-Moms Finen-ian McPherson, Johnson, Thiel. Lake. Consamv Roselle, Blanchard Girls' Instructors ' Athletic' Council BS IN ALI. RCTIVITIES in which many participate, girls' sports must be super- vised, Lincoln girls are fortunate in having as their advisers, Miss Katherine Wolfe, Miss Pauline Thompson, and Miss Helen Hull. Each ol these teachers is noted in her special field: Miss Wolfe in modem dance. Miss Thompson in clogging, and Miss Hull in general athletics. . . Student advisers are the mem- bers ol the Girls' Athletic Council, who are also the managers oi the various seasonal sports. 54 LITTLE L CLUB: now l nonllo, Moms, Nelson, Saurs, Rlakal-l, L. worsen, aatlan. lnlanlln, lcaonlpal, Lowls, upofall. Row 2 -Gray, Marnlly, Uchida, satin-n rnaeon, Dodson, Brewster, Merritt, nol- bllna, Goodlund, l-lnlllns, l-lawafal. Raw 3-Colton, Deacon. Miller, Peterson, conraa, E. worsen Lynch, Weaver, nosollo, consanl, Nalllaso. Row -l-rlnan, McLennan. sl-aan, oslnos, Whitehead. Feminine Pastimes me L CLUB: Raw l-lconnoay, Minear, Campbell, Elliott, Lynch, lollnson, A. Mlonalsan, Mullen, v. Mlanelson, Krum, Taylor. Row z -rltonlas, Meqqirtson, l-layasnl, l-ralaon, Batchelor, c. Maron, char- llor, P. Maron, slnnn, l-ranfnellnan, Bates, Row 3-Mllonell, Wink- lay, Peterson, Bowman, Doaoon. caolnano, Daynlaae, sofa, snanlfo, Nlalnows Harlow, laeelen Row laerlflafroy, oslnas, cansani. Whita- kor. calloon, waltzlnn, Young, Bucks, Wheeler, Love. Pappas. Row 5-Glanoross, Medina. Miller, Tlooans. Fall, calofnan, Keil, Loo-No, Salveson. A5 XS ATLANTA, A5 IS DIANA, so are the modern athletes in the Lincoln feminine world. Representing tho typical sportettes are the members ol the Big L and Little L , l.incoln's clubs lar the qirl athlete. . . Led by faculty sponsor Miss Pauline Thompson and President Helen Iohnson, the Biq L Club has maintained a successiul record tar the year l939-l94D eepinq their eye on the . K ball, their lee! on the ground, and a step ahead ol the next lellow, they have achieved the pertect balance oi equality and versatility on the athletic field. . . No less noted thall their senior participants lor their achievements in girls' sports are the members of the Little L , who are well advised by Miss Kath- erine Wolfe. 55 nocxsvz new i-Yo. March, Eote-s, Einou, Day. Amst. Row 2- - voxuzvnxu.: Row 1 cooks, umm, Huyush., chufum-, Lymm. Iohnson, F. March, Marshall, Grey. Row 3 V Hixnnislmun, sum-son, Row Zi-Siegel, Meqqmson, 101-Qs, L-mdbefq, Pells, Beoler. Mean-ie, D. Bmwxvnn, Boro, M. Bowman, Hockey ONE HAS TO BE A SPBRTAN lo plczy hockey ond one has to be o qood Spartan to be on the winning hockey team. lt is no trifle to lollow that smull puck down u muddy field on a cold ontumn day, not to mention the lmzrmi ol swinqinn sticks. Volleyball VOLLEYBALL IS NOT A SISSY GAME. H you doubt these words, You have only to wotch the winning team in action to adnii! You were wrong, Their eilorts, in winning the championship ol Lincoln. were to be given full credit, 56 ii 1 BEAT ROOSEVELT! I NOT MISS BLOUGH? WHAT? NO TOWEL? HANDS UP . . . SHOOT THE SHUFFLE FOR ME SUGAH! BOYS WILL BE GIRLS s sw e 3' , QC ,V -GW if 1 3 1 , fwfisgissgtx . if 1 M.. .. ff 'L ff, ff' X- ? new vf x - . fag? ff! ' 1 ' 1 'L P W yn .f 1 -' 4 -ff., 7 Ai . '11 . 1' H mv..- e , .4 ,L 5 , . , -- ut- 3 I - I gg W 1m :tm,W?L,P: -141:61 ii S' L- '5 ff . .i ww N 7 Aw '35 3 ' 'V ' 3 as QW . i , f ' H-iv A , QS Xligfg N , 7 l .3 IF. s- L1 5' -Wi E 5 gh ' .fft 225'-V v w, Mme, wa- 1 ,,,,,4,gf: ' gg fiifae I 'L E2-+3?f:xs., W' fl - X : A ,::f!F1 7' ' , f N ' Q5 ' ::1j- 'f:?i M- Q . .a 5. ',:,eTlN'Q. x,-, 53t'iw255f1vf Q ' 3366 lm L. W H ' 11 mg, ,p '- 5 . k gmt .b -1 JN' fx 1 V5 .. , , A . , .35 ffm . , ' 4 , 1,,, N, WV N glsslgifif' , Q1 , M . .,l'.fAf '. - ,. ,fqrzf .X 1' , ' H' 'mf , X E kg W' 'Nz' fx? Y. ,, If w 3 . , -..,,,. V, . .M .x ,,. ,..3 ,'T'S4C , . D 2 MJ , , -2 54 :fairs rmi fr .A w 1 A .1- , A ..,, , ,, , , I M I 5 Q . ,ir 'nl I I il? ' 'iv I fu A A ij. I I king ' I , Q ,. SCHOOL'S O.K.-SURE. SCHOOL IS GREAT-MOST OF THE TIME. BUT WHEN WE'RE PRACTICALLY ASPHYXIATED WITH BOREDOM, AND THE WEEK-END LOOKS PRE'1'TY DULLISH. AND THAT TEST IN CHEM TURNED OUT TO BE A HEADACHE INSTEAD OF A PASSING GRADE. THE PROS- PECTS OF A CLUB MEETING. OR SEEING THE KIDS IN THE TOTEM OFFICE. OR SINGING LOUDLY A WHILE IN GLEE SEEM TO SMOOTH OUT THE WRINKLES. IT'S THE LIGHT TOUCH THAT MAKES SCHOOL MORE THAN BEARABLE. IT'S THAT GREEK WORD THAT LOOKS AS IT IT COUI.D MEAN PLEASE PASS THE SALT. BUT THAT MEANS EQUAL POLITICAL RIGHTS. I'I' MEANS A LOT MORE THAN THAT. TO US. IT MEANS ALL OF US HAVE AN EQUAL CHANCE TO ENTER TI'IE ACTIVITIES WE FIND INTERESTING. IOIN THE CLUBS AND MEET THE KIDS WE'VE BEEN WAN'l'ING TO MEEI' . . . ALI. OF US. YOU, AND I. AND THE SOPHOMORE IN STUDY. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY. Group Ir naw lsfl-lawkss, Mcclairs Mirlralssn, Tnarnris, Watlund, Tryon, Thiel, lcnirn, w. Tryon, Hall callsrall. Row 2, lcryslaa, Pnala, l-lnlrnss, Clarke, Dean, Taylor slrriyan, nabrrl, lvlalarlarn, rica, Macallnrn. naw as-Lianlanwalnar Lercher, Mysrs,ray,rarrnira,Mallen, ulallris, lanes, Larsan.lsrawns Taber. Row 4 Tustin Cashman. Anderson. Thayer, Overby, Lam- hari, Wllkison, Baslwr, McLennan, Seed, Shf-edy. Gruup Il: Raw l 'Ai-nrslrana, sniilli, Marrlr, Orch, wynian. Maa ainsan, Steaks, nnsllar, vrllala, Tanaka. naw 2- Mlnaal-. Miichell Stoerchli, Smart, Dickson, Flower, Thomas, Wilson. Siemens, Clem- ons, slay. flaw 3 sal-anna, lziniplan, Laaws, Pool, spain, sprallin We-ltzien. wllsan, lanrlrs. l:i-islssan, l-larnina. naw -1, lcsll, Anasrsan Swanson, lllallana, saiinasrs, llyrlar-snnln, wlrarlar, Malcnlalil sans, wrlllarnsan. Row s siillrsrlana, llsllly, w. snlnsrlana, lnlsn nina, Tanaka, lcrnq, llralsy, sclrrnial. IUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY, Group I: Row l Hogan. Nelson, Pulls, Davis, B. Davis, Kelley, Houck, lamiesan, Foster. How 2 -larqensan. Fo Carlson En lish Anderson March Wilson Ton, Barsamlan X. r Q i 1 . r . flaw amcarry, Lanraranir, lvlillar, laalawin, Browning, Danskin, Gray, Bell, Dnlly, Finan. Raw 4--Nelson, lcrriiaa, craaq, l-lall, salirnial, Ds-Gr-aal, lanas, Naylor. Raw 5 Ran, Lanils, Anderson, Barry, Ferguson, Stlonq, Blair. hu I G Group ll: Raw lr-lzwina, Elliott, Eslsraraak. l-laalranssn. Rnaa, lnnrs, Renlroe, Pr-liar, Wilhelm, snia. Row 2-Marsliall, lalrnsan. Linton, sallsr, Birth, Dalk, slsnslrarn, Malnsas, l-l. Mallraas, Sandel. Row s Sheedy, Yanna, Fall, an-yas, Lsaa, waisan. Hnlslsara. Iann- son, Elken, Smith. flaw 4-Mscnwallrar. lcnnz. Miller. Scott, Swanson, Osberq, rllas, Manning, Uchida. cox. sovl-lonom: HONOR SOCIETY. Group 1: rlaw 1 Grown, Lewis. snllsn, Biislrinryliarn, lasnbsnn, rlnnrlna, malssrl, saars, Anaarsan, snannka, Mlqnan, Mallory. Raw 2, Rails, lciislalnr, oryan. larflansan. lalrnsan, larinin, Maurer, Walker, Haryin, clirislsnsan, Marsliall, lrlararn, lariaasrnan. Row a Baker, lclaa, milalla, Porteous, Hess, crana, lrlansari, Burke, Bauer, Munn, wrialrl, wlrllasiaa, l-lisksn. nary fl nawsa, ssrnsral, Psrlrins, Kessler, Fowler, sack. Danner, swans, vanasnlaiiran, Ganaarssn, Hoveland, Bentley. Group lx: Raw lmwlarsliall, lerome, wills, williarns, Marrls, l-lnnlar, Clarks, Pinks-rlan, waallsan, upcrall. Daspain, snrarl. Row 2 lalallana. l-laryard, Nattrass. l-larnisli, Moore, Millar, lsabsaii. Nayalr, Parlar, Phillips, l-larrnan, Arnsl. Raw 3-Seltzer, Davies, larnrsan, Lalra, Miller, Whitehead, Mlalya, Zorn, raster, swan, Nelson, Ericksun. Raw 4-'rnarnpsal-i. Fowler, P-sslr. Davis, Sallberq, Gralram, lcasnra, Llnasrallr, Olsen, Munsell. Orih. QUICK! WHATS 39X2I6, 249. 950. 375? And darned il they doll't know the answerl lBul then who wants to argue about il?l They can even look their teachers in the eye when assignments are due. They rush homewclrd on eager ieet to deliver report cards to proud parents, to receive parental adulation and perhaps even a little more in the way ol compensation. See that? Tha!'s a torch Pin. tho answers, lr.Wise Guys TO FILL IN THE GRPS and supply the answers the Seniors don't know, them has boon the aid oi the Junior and Sophomore Honor Societies. They can prove 60 WEEKLY STAFF. lst Samllter: Raw l- Hobbs, Buqqsrt, Wilson, Watlnnd, Anderson, Lynch. Row 2 -Peake, Delur, Olson, Hekene tltuler, Mr. Bsrqh, rcrnnr, erraiaw, urawna, Hays, Fenton. Raw 3 Zcichuu, Sutherland, Scovilt, Cook, Cruqq, Bialey, Gnonies, Tanaka, srreaay. 2nd s-rnanarr naw 1 McGowan, Raanarsx, Cochrane, Tab.-r Ostnes, Maicay, Mnanan, raan, Peake, Lynch. naw 2 Shea, latin: san, Martin, Gaaawrn, Gannnan, Olson. Marian, Kenney. naw 3 Keyes, Barnes, Norton, ranrran. Brnx.-y, craqq. an cuss: Raw l-Harris, Rogers, saaaart, Hamas, Eaqleatan. saanasrs, Orphan, spanqmar, rrnaana. How 2. McGowan. Granaarq. lohnson. seal, Mrncnau, ran, Marcy. Harnrnq, Gaaasan, Raw aw Martrn, Cray, Pnnttras, Lrenranwalrrer, Henaracka, Seaman, lanes, Eames, Pierce. The Winchells VARIETY and u new set cl editors. . . Variety and the Totem Weekly. . Wednesday afternoons crept up unnoticed and then streaked away lrom be- neath their unsuspecting noses. Deadlines were unpopular. But the Totem Weekly thrived and grew mellow tnot like cheesel and we enloyed it. 62 ANNUAL STAFF: Row lfADc1vis, Krum. Porter Wyman, King, Ryder-Smith. Row 2-Shapirn Slrcud, Diers, Henning. Row 3 Stolco, Buelow Bralay, Tanaka, Sheedy, Griemes, Foy. Mal colin. Mqtmtmesdnof Ryder-smntv Assvcialo Erma.- wymuns copy Editor rrmrnrnq-Business Manager The Angle Worms WHO'S THE WORM who lelt the cover oil the typewriter? Wildly we sought to meet our deadlines and preserve our santtyfto get out an Annual before the middle of August. We complained cx lot and glared at each other even our redlhoaded editor, even the art editor darkly glowerinq at layouts, and the wench in the corner who chewed away eleven good pencils trying to cut 400 words ol copy to thirty. So now. it we look a trifle ircyed at the edges and have bags under our eyes, and don'l look too enthusiastic when someone says Sign my Annual, --don't mind too much, will you? 63 DEBATE TEAM: Row l-Mechelsen, Miller, Mr. Cochran, Stoerchli, DEBATE SQUAD: Row l-Kueblow, Ewing. Finnn, Pcrkhurst. Steer- Smcrt, Myers. How 2-Cushman, Nelson, Wtlkison, Eusher, Strong, Chli, Boos, Estsrbrock, G. Smart, Potter, I. Smart. Row 2gMusan, Seed, Boos. Schwilzer, Stencil, Mechsflserl, Cashman. Mr. Cochran, Larson, Myers, Manning, Cox. Row 3fStrOnq, Seed, Nelson, Busher, Wilki- sun, Graham, Mcdin, Miller. Town Meeting LOUD SHOUTS creeping from under the crack of Mr. Cochmn's door, any sixth period, ore not the results of torture or pleading. Tl-rey cre expressions of joy as the lusty-lurynxed proponents ol argument launch themselves into the fray, lt's in their blood, like measles. Well, maybe not measles. Don't glowar when they trip you up in your conversation and point out all the flows and weckl nesses. Income taxes? The Board ol Foreign Relations? Who killed Cock Robin? Now, ll's this way . . . 64 QUILL AND SCROLL: Row lfCunninq'ham, Watlund, Wilson. Lynch. READERS' CLUB: Row lfCrcit, Clarke, Chartier, Villain, Clarke Hobbs,Kmm.wymun,sue1ow, Malcolm. Row 2fStokce, Gt-tems, Maxwell, Ewlnq, crodleusr, Finan, Bielland, Jamieson. Row z--- Braley, Mr, emit, snepdy, Tanaka, Henning. Taylor. Settsrman, srmonmn, Emmett, Hamper smith, mm, William- son, Munsell. now 3-McCoy, shankar, Jones, swi, E. Hamper. ous Krenholz, Jamie, Hamm. Pen Pounders MORE POWERFUL than the sword is the pan, wielded by those supposedly literary gifted of that mysterious organization, the Squill and Scroll -sr. the Quill and Scroll. They had meetings. they wrote thinqamoiiqqers on Llncoln's deep, dark past , . , they descended upon Mr, Berqh and partially demolished his summer home during their annual picnic. What is it? Gosh, they don't know . . . they iust work here! Literates WHO-DONE-IT stories weren't discovered in the twentieth ccnturyfa who- done-it story was much the same when Poe was staying up late to converse with the raven. But the Readers' Club could probably give forth all the ghastly details. Reading is their hobby. Books and they are close companions, 65 swunsr-r cwn lGroup nr Raw 1-rnarnas, sannaars, Ryaerrsrnnn, Faate. E. Bfanana, M. rsrauana, raraansan, sraaks. Fritsche, r-rarrnan, Lewes. naw 2-arsrnraaaaa, ranaan, raaarna, Irwin, Konrad, saratnn, Pappas. Irwin. waaaara, nawa. Parker. naw 3-Bender. r-rarninq. Granberq, r-rnnrar, raranar, 1-ranger, nuahas. Dalk, Burke, Maron, Andrews. Taylor. Row -1---Swnnsan, snnaaraan, Young, sarnnara, srranpa, Anaarsan, Elken, sanaar, Esnanr, Bouden, Davis, Cray. Gwinn. SPANISH CLUB CHAIRMEN: Row l--Bcirsnminri, Newland, March Row 2-Cushman. Richardson. Hess, Miller, Overlay. srmnsn cwn rsraup ni: Raw l--Newland. caraan. Massans nnwran, aaaaiy, Gaaasarr, xrnnay, Wulland. Hanson. Butterworth Lynnn, Hobbs. Raw 2-Knaarar. Owen. Hass, B.-aaa, Seal. Shapiro orphan. March, Eggleston, raarsanrran, Bnaaarm. Row 3-snnrrau Miner, manaraaan, Maasan, spanaa. Fraaar, Mass Bash. rahnstana rarawna, Weltzien, Cooke, naw 4 Mrnar, saatan, Beans, rnarsvra Watson. Overby, casnnran, Sargent, orsan, wanaaa. Para Los Estudiantes Espanoles IF YOU HAVE NEVER wondered what was on the other side ofa lamals or how lo wrap your tongue crboui the mazes al Popocatepetl, ihen you've never wandered what went on when the Spanish Club converged. Spain isn'l all across 3,000 miles ol Atlantic. Much ol it is attached to the other hall ol our America, and thers's even 11 little piece riqhl here in Lincoln. . , Our Spaniards had puppet shows and learned Spanish games --enioyed music that had the glow and sparkle oi the Latin personalily. Our piece ol Spain is the Spanish Club, 66 FRENCH CLUB lGroup ll: Row lflielley, Lewis, Morris, Erickson, Batten, Moore, vlllala, Waalery, Tan, wllllanla, Arnst, Capps. Raw 2 -Leqq, Weston, Yapp, Hlsken, Weiser. Porter, Hsrninq, McDevitt, Mtqncn, lerome. Davis, Davis, M. Row 3fGu5tc!son. Saunders. wnahl, Beck, calnaran, wilson. Nelson, Ewan, craqq. Walker, Maurer, Phillips. naw 4 frarnnra, Moore, spaln, larnnn, lanalaw, Hubbard, Lyle, Wilson, Siemens, Nultress, Miller, Hlsken. Row 5- Thompsan, deGrcot, Mechfllson, Baker, Heasly, lones, Tallle, Perlin, l'N'est-ce pas. FRENCH clua lGr'oup rn: naw l-nslalbraak, Mellan, Smith, Pllaa, Nelson, snlan, lean, Enlnall, llanal, lalnlesan. James, Mallary, Tanaka. Sullivan. naw 2 -aawnlan, Marallall, Dlalrsan, Lake, lcrlana, Ion-sS,Olscl1. Halaen, Llvlnnslann,lanaqnlnan, 'raylan Bl-alny, Ewlna. Raw 3 snoqlan, sannnnlneld. Farr, lsawnlan, Salvesen, lalnlsnn, Mlllal, Faa, Sacksteder, l-lawam, Nlallals, wllla, Massey, Gray, wllsan. Row 4 ,curl-y, Paneans, lar-awne. states, rlllal, sllbnn, lolrnstone, Thanlpaan, Tllanl, Mnnn, Yannq, Navak, Salter, naw sm Bolant, Peek, zavalas, lcnknarn, Scovill. Taullesl, Mullen, Llnafalh, cnnnlnahanl, Cunningham, Hall, Lansbsrry, Thurman. FRENCH CAN SERVE as something besides u college entrance requirement. These clubsters learned French sonqs and dances deepdyed with tradition, They found new companionship and activity throuqli the study ol a lallquaqe. They learned that a language can be an opportunity to make new friends as well as to learn more about the culture France has scattered with a liberal hand and a . . . N'estce pas? 1.A'rm ciun temp im: Row l--Nawberl, Hisken, Young, Anderson Danskin, Welch, nam, Hates, Faster, Linton. Row 2-cmison. aural win, rayiof, stenstmm, stmomon, Duty, army, Rudd, Airth. Cham- bers. Row 3 -cox, carter, Riel, Anderson. toms, wright, whites head, Sironq, Dunnvr. Not Ghosts LATIN CLUB lGrouP Ill: Row I Thoxsctt, Boyce. Finun, Clodloller, Schweitzer, lcnes, Reniroe, Dickie, Catterull, Micholsen. Upcmil. Row 2 Duliy, Wilson, Loomis, Wilkins, McAllister, Hctrtieldt Hamil- ton, Bowes, Hs-nton, Wilson, Sliio. Row 3s-Sedgwick. Younq, Erick- son, Krause, English, DuScher, Turuy, Sprague, Huakensen. Row 4 - Mullen, Lamb, Kreide, Boddy, Edmonds. EACH YEAR, comes the Ides of March, Caesar is deprived ol his dignity, yen, even his lite. The ominous, logo-clad assussincttors who descend upon the innocent man are merely the boys from across the uisls, wrapped in their mothers' sheets, reinucting their annual play. The Romans don't spend ull their time in sheets, however. The Latin club has activity unbounded- -but one could expect no less lrom people who murder Caesar every yecxr, 68 GERMAN cws mcrenp nt Row ietsntnnetnf, Hein, Mnnseit, steer- entx, steefenlt, Murray, rex, Dnytnude, Richardson, seeneke, Vtlheelur, Loewe. Row 2fNuylor, Paulson, Millun, Speldel, Oren Paiis. Dcudistel, Hubbard, Laws, Lider. Row Sflioddy, Seaton, Nor: gren. Jensen, Tonner. Swanson, Tischbein, cneuee. new aenluen Bowen, Gaqa, Grnnbeis. Mem, ictenneln. No Pretzels Punucrry COUNCIL1 new 1- Ryder-Smith, vtnntn, Mnnneen. Le- lnnnt, Siemens, centre, Robertson, Smith, Wntland. new 2-Landry, Carlson, Burke. Wilsun, Holden, Kineton, rneit. cnnntnghmn, spfnqne, cnsnnmn. new 3-Merarinnd. Seed, Yen, sntnerlnnd, Luinhart, Sheedy, Larson, Hannah. BlTTE. SITZEN SIE SIC!-Il . . . Great Scoltl l'm in the wrong room! . . . To the unoifendinq inierloper tis there such 11 beusi?l it might seem that he had by accident become ensnarerl in the complexities of u Nazi spy ring. But il's only the German Club, the rayin'-to-qc young club which enioys motion pictures and has all the latest information on trundlinq through the Father Land on o Horn Blowers X THE BIG NOISE around Lincoln is the Publihitifuncil. F po ev be nd tho and swing and clever cxdverttsinqt p t th s ove r l n leeblc lcctbull games, the drive that mck 9 cp r c g enter ucclss, punch ' ' ' u ' 4 ll me a n DOP. These are our prcfessicycl ii o5Ws, wixh weil1i blow ctboui. .M l i lt f t i t. 't ,J J 09 P 69 1-loox, uns. mm SINKEH cxuslnow 1-'Heel-ef, sooawm, Buckley, CONSERVATION cms: Row l-sperm, Mlllun, Davis, Riff, La Bowman, Dickson. Bowman, Lyman, Walton, McGoniqle. Row 2- frenz, slolme, zucl-au, Laws, new 2-Benqlson, Sallberq, Petersen Olson, Jensen, not-ning, Riel, Wallace, Landry, Houghton, Carler, osbm, nos, noddy, welcll, Laws. Row 3-Nelson, wqlmsley, annex, Bulger, Me-chelsen, Nelson, Lanqlow, Trysh, Kicnholz. N Poor Fish ANY OLD WORMS, old llies, old fishing tackle? Come alonql Enjoy the fish and lst the lish enjoy your innocent attempts lo catch the ones that always get away . . , and ll you don't catch anylhinq but bull heads and willow twias, there's always that big one that walked oil with your line and cl can ol worms. Conservationists THEY'RE NOT WILD-EYED RADICALS looking lor an excuse to start a revolu- tion, but they do have very definite oplrlions concerning what should be clone about it all: depletion of our forests, conservation of our land, control ol our rivers, even lperhaps they work hand in hand with the fishermen of Lincolnl the conservation of our fish. 70 NIOSH-SOPH GIRLS' GLEE: How 1-Newland. Dodson, Nm-lon, Up- cl-czil, Svurdal, Renlie, Ccllemun, Welch, Clarke, Sours, Butterworth Row 2iHa kc Davies Harmon Bond Erule Barnett ecxn Hull P 1 . f - Y! 41 , . lnyfneee, la. sennell. snzhef. haw 3-Anderson, Marble, Daalmle, Pelefean, wesl. Weaver. Ellis, sehnlakef, Ballard, Rickerl, lalahaln Row 4- canlael. Nequs, rllepalnlek, Swenson, Sharp, larnan, Osfnes chalnhere, Iolxnsun, hlaraan, Bowman, Lu Maine. anus' lumon sms: Row l-laaallh. Eonur, Frederick, E. Selqelid Merrill, Brewster, Ffaehaal, Bean, l-laler, Turner, Fleming, Kelly Row 2-Musson, clafle, Davie, Chittenden. Nilsche, Musser, Henry clan, Simpson, l-lelhlene, Helblinq, Jerome. naw a--el. Lyneh. Leanne Spurxlcnd, ceflael-., Belle, chheleneen, Lalrenz. Gaelalean, Paalean Hullin, l-lannllen. new 4-Tester, Preslek. laeeel, Tharnpsan, Watson Lanalhefa, venahle, caaelland. Bath Tub Songsters suns' simon cl.r:l:: Row I-Day, weallean, sera, navle. lzlenhafn, Clodfeller, wal-a, Neal, Fools, wlllane, nennle. Raw 2iVieweq, M. xlna, Balawln, Haaele, canlher, Wrlqhl, Lider, Emnoll, Marshall, Widness, Lawrenee. Raw cl- cl-ann, slaver, carnellae, Miller, Scen- eke, lsnalleh, Lanlareax, 'rnfnen Yulsunofl, Barclay, lvllller, Yaana, lslellanel. Row laelvarnell. lalahlaanl, Mnenell, Du seher. Baaef. BOYS' rxosx-rsom cum: Row l-lanes. Taylaf, Bncker, lcaea. Roberls, l-zafnenae, Sulonen, rlaalh. Raw Zelieich, lahaaaee, Wick- lund. Rinehutl, onleal-a, Llnelleera, Moellendorf, ralelg. Sexsmllh. Sava aglafneln, Anna. Happen, Neee, Kelley. Gfyaenlana, Isaacson, spun . WE ALL LIKE TO SING-even if we do keep our lalents hidden away in the bczlh lub. The Glee Clubs afford the opportunity-vlhey do the vocclizinq. 71 cl-lmu'r:ns, ard PERIOD: Row 1 sranl, Danlooelr, caneroll, Stocks, nenlroe, Harnrsn, olson, sennellloaenor, Roselle, Morrison, lnlorsley. Row 2-sdlvesen, wrralrl, Anderson, Menonorldn, lrlrlrpny, Weslon, Love, l-lenlon, lameson, Parlrnnrsl. Row 3-lohnson, Nylund, Terrell, sondell, Toroy, carry, l-llops, Bowes, raullarwonh, Hutchenson, alanalrord, uolrrda, rroels, Bowman, lrlall, Downey, aosserl. Row 4 odden, lolrnson, Kennedy, Swanson. Row 5 onsunr, lcaonro, 1-lanna, Madison, Olson. Erickson, Lolqren, sexaoer, crmnrnns, Ilh rumour Row 1 -Messner. Goleor, rllomlon, Bolelre- lor, Pappas, lamleson, walloee, rollesldd, Lewis, Browning. Row 2 -Ton, lolrnson, Goldberg, Wilson, Duymude, Odle, Nopler, olson, lvldllnows, McDaniel. Row as-Meyer, Lounsbery, Murray, snr-done, Malay, Keenan, Franz, Bennell, Hornrna. Row 4 spedrel, waleon, walson,salsleory,coleman, Row, slreo, Wells, rlolsldnder, Ganme, Graham. Poller. now 5 Rader-s, Anile, Rallrlorrn, Turln, Wallin, lcrrk, Nelson, Nolle, selrmrdl, lclennoln. crlmmzns. snr PERIOD: now l Larsen, Barker, Nellrs, Molheson, wallo. Mlnearl Holmes, Meclalrn, Mills. Campbell, orln, Goldlnd. Row 2 Howard, Vllhiieside, Keil, Lobb, Oberq, lohnson, Huukensen, nllrnn, Melxdam, Erickson, Spain, Olsen. Row asclrnslenson, Sex- arrer, rllnoerdld, Tice, Pooh, Browne, Alrln, lones, cone, zlllon, Messner. Eslerlorools. Bowman. Row 4--Anderson, Malnls, snlller- land, Lolller, Lloyd, morarlond, Meade, Rays, orln, nersdorll, lanes. Row 5-aollerlleld, verrello, Blair. Fowler, coslrrndn, Lrrrson, Lund, Donel, Cock, srlllrer, Ackley. new s epoddfll, Moor.-. We and the Larks THE CHANTERS STAND and le! llle melody soar. We hear only music: we forqel lhe long hours oi prucllce, the days when lhey had lo repeal one portion lo perfect the harmony, or lecrn the intricacies of Q chord. We hear the music and il is ours in perfection. All our eyes are on the girls and boys in the red and while sweclers , . , Ml. Pilzer raises his arms, und there is music. 72 w 1 snmon oncnrsrmxs new 1--Buns-1-, onsnnst-, num-nd, snnfnoksr-, Green, Larsen, wsuzaen, Simonton, Dahlqulst, Anderson, sntnsn nnw Z-Zoxn. Erickson, 'rnbsn Brenton. Houck, Mccnndlsss, Mc- Iunkins, Hokey, Gibson, McCallum. Flow 3-Lainhurt, Sexsmith Andsrson, innns, Gilbert, ssuzsr, Harvin, snnnndt, Edmonds, Fraser: Krause. new 4 -Livingstone. Hsnsly, Thoxlakson, Lnnsbsfy, Wenner- hlam, Brown, Robertson, Larson, Miller, Chapman, Sulhor. IJ H I nmlon oncx-xnsrnm Row 1--Rnbnins, wnnusnn, csnincn, icnsrnps-1, Maller, Kerr, wins. Row 2-Pike, Kriens, Ewan, Lundberg, cnisnrnn, Raymond, wars, Clarke. Rnw 3-srnmnnsfq, Patterson, ssnnntnsnsn Donner, Dnnnsr, Bentley, Burl, Gnntntsn ONCE WE SAW a picture of a musician with long hair, and decided it was a line idea to evade the monthly hair cut. But there was the necessity ol learning to play an instrument, ol practicing when we might have been out playing baseball on the corner lot. Now we're in the orchestra, and the practice was worth it. 73 +64 .pig ..4..,..a,, gr.. .. .,.9.g.g, faq. pa .M- bra P av +3 ,..i..., . ' 1 A LA' 1 .vu ' se, ps 1 . ef ii Q 7? an . :ff at i 03.2. ...gzip ,,::33:W vi. i'i .Q YS 1:11:22 1 .re MAI. :aw x S. 1 .,.. 2,1 a nz. ' 'P Q 24- 1 K ,gi , U '5'.n ,M Q' ik'-1 .' J- .' 'Q M .aa .b. 334 , w In gy . ' 1 Q H PF? Hf:::iEZE.I'f' f!'!'3i?3ii?EQ.:,. ' '5'i:!:c:::3E1 S . , H. if . ' f ,rv ' .. W 4 A5 f-.1 . 3551 b 1 if Q ,gif HLA' W Q5 5 a 1 A .mf gr , y Q34 , ttf e ' . 3 fkInnnr-- Q U 1-.5 'va ' k .. a Ziff-, '- 'gseezii 2 -F 1' A . F A it fx- -fibgi' , .1 X, ' ' 1' V. . , K H w as ...SQ mg Eng. n 4 - . r -3' A - 1 59 A 5 W1 T gf F' E , J M v, 'Tux F A ffff y ff A ' 4 1 1? A 1 b Q ggf J iv 5. . .ia 'f ef' ,ff A ISOMHEBRIC r. WE ARE A WHOI:1-I ,iVIADE UIFQF MANY EQUAL PARTS-NOT BECAUSE THE oNE wHo SI-IUFFIID THE' CARDS OITPAINED THAT THE EAESHMEN SHOULD BE ON THE BOTTOM or THE STACK. on THAT THE sopHo MORE AND IUNIOR CLASSES SI-QQULD BE TEANsmoNs. on THAT THE SENIORS WOULD BE NEAR THE 'for or THE PILE, BUT BECAUSE WE ARE oNE IN BEING YOUNG. uv LIVING. PEAT-:Ars A SENIOR IS A SENIOR BECAUSE HE GETS THE cAn ON FRIDAY NIGHTS, on BECAUSE SHE wEAEs ORCHIDS ON MONDAY MORNING. on PER!-IAPS, raEsHMEN AEE FRESHMEN BECAUSE THEY ARE A I.l'l'l'I.E SMALLER AND EAs1En TO TEASE .... oUn AWARENESS or cLAss DIVISIONS IS A CASUAL ONE. ONLY BECAUSE IN THAT AWARENESS THERE IS A CERTAIN EQUAL- 1TY. 1soMEn1c-THE WHOLE MADE UP or MANY EQUAL PARTS .... We tried awiully hard not to look hazy and green and lost, but the upper- classmen always knew. Maybe the maps we car- ried ol Lincoln gave us away. or maybe Freshmen are iust Freshmen and there's nothing to be done about it. We did some- thing. though . . . we elect- ed Dale Dean. Ianet Davis, Ben Kosa to the authorita- tive positions oi President, Vice -President and Secre- tary. We've grown up a lot. We don't look lost. now, when someone sends us on an errand to the Star Loft or down to the Botany gardens. We dont look for elevat ors, either-and root gardens Why we know all about roof gardens . . . We were ETBES wiv Wfwa a V 12 ' -n 3 '-53174, H MQ .Q 33 5,?W'f? 'V'Q 4 3 5 vi J A tg nfl. 4 -.1 V ,. .5 1 -4 15 - ,.,,IQf9. . 3 1 '.. Y 35 1 1 1 , . Q '53 :ni 3 'Tgik V: Q assi: ffm 1 3? Nb 4 . , 39 -if Q' '43 Q 7 used to the way the sun , slanted down from the win- f dows in Study. the little hollows in the steps, the long, long green velvet 4 f f drapes in the Auditorium. fbb We learned to copy the casual air of the upper classmen about the as- f semblies and the football j games, and alter a bit, we were part of Lincoln. We found out about elections in our Freshman YSCII, and selected for President, Huy Caley: with Charles Davis, Vice-President: and Mari! Louise Garland. Secretary .... We aren't so big, yet. In a couple more Years we shall have learned to do all the things you know how to do. We're the ......... . .... S EDEJQDMQIRES Alter two Years. we got My , ff! f -fl NWT l - Kllw solvnolvloluzs-craun lr Raw l-M. Andarsan. Ar-nsl, E. Andersen Nl. Anderson, Barnall, Baulln, Brldasnran, la. Blalland, Band, Buanan Baw 2-E. Barry. D, Bawrnan, Berg, Baud, Brandl, Baraursl, Bans-r H, Andarsan, Bevry, Bndnlranr. Row 3-D. Baker, lsnauanan, Beals Anl0, Bender, Eannlsler, Blanchard, Bosscrl, Bolan, Borland. Row 4! A. Anderson, Ballqhman, Amundser, I. Baker, Bannexmclll, Ercder eck. Brcck, Belllqole, Calc. Group II: Row lfflapps, Ccllrell, Cllarbonneau, Ccons, Clarke, Bells. BQYCG, Clemenlsr Clodlelter, Croft. Row 2-Dcxymude, Dufly clrrrslsnsan, Canon, carlsan. Curry, Burks, carsnran. Banaau, car- drnsr. naw sxalsy, carr, cr-ay, Enaelarlls, Grnlaans, carlsr. Beebe 1, Carter, Raaaar. How 4- sans, caryall, clraylsa, craaa, curna carnpnsll, Bllnanarnr, Bentley, Barlsalla. Group III: Raw l-Daursan, Davrs, Davlas, Faalaslan, Dyrness orphan, Daspaln, Falrnanlrs, Dayton, Cxune, Granl. flaw 2fDur- gan. Danskin, Daly, Dahlbeck, Ewan, DuScher. Dcllk, Carr, Gray Grllsarlrar. naw agcranallald, Bunnls, Dulry, Dodge, lzslarly, Bucket, Cox, Fllssn, Banar. Fradrlaksan, Clarks-. Raw fl- Dannar. Dalraan, Dannar, Dsrnnsay, Cunnlnqham, cunnrnanarn, saslar, Davis, Evans, sruasr, calnar. crraup IV: naw lssllnarl, Frslar, Frnan, Guslalsan, Fallrs, Bean. Ewing, Eslarbraalr, Glbsan, Fallaslaa. naw 2- Flalanar, cranl, Giusle, Frllr, Grave, Fnrsr, Farrall, Grllsarr, Frye, Brlalasan. Row 3- lzllrsn, Gunnarsan, Garlrardl, Glanday, Frsdanalss, Fawlar, Fallls, Faqa, Brown. Raw 4-Gundsrss-n, Fraser. Fuss, Fllnsr, Gannnrll. cansraur, lzuans, Flocdeen. Graup v: Raw l--Greenslade, Hansan, Harnran, Irwin, Graan, Har' nlslr, Hardin, Haaka, Hassanrrllua. Row zv-Hassalslrcrn, Hass, lrwln, Harslay, Hunter, Hanson, lannlse, larnas, Hlaalns. Raw 3--Hendry, Hall, lclna, Heasly, Herzog, Hall, Hayward, Harnlna, Hubbard, Cris- nran, Row 4--l-lall, larabsan, Har-waad, Hsnnrna, Hawnay, Hauadan, Harrell, Hubbard, Harlwla, 80 A -vm 1, - QL JA 'Yr' 9- U 45 . , :Sa 55 ,, , , , L 35939 Q7 Qi' Q 'E'--J 'ef lf' 515 .1 has an GS' , L QE: 5? V - J egg, 'iff ' Q Y mag, :A ,A .- M1 s' Ha 1 by 5 f-.Q sf V as 5 U35 1? .. LQ- G 'W' L-1 r - Bi 5, +.- -. AQ! SOPHOMORBS-Group I: Row 1-Pelleqrinl, Pace, Roselle, Polls Owen, Sillimclrl, Slegel, Sluo, Munn, Shcqren. Row 2- Pugccholf Robbins, Reddy, Purnell, Murphy, Sceneke, Stover, Parker, Smith Sellermun, Oppie. Row 3-Pellill, Phipps, Perlln, Peterson, Fcxrhidqe Romcqliu, Pullerson, Munsell, Scovill, Pope. Row 4--Feller, Ones nell, Puisel, Pelerson, Samuels, Schmidt, Raden, Rc-chnor, Scoll. Group Il: Row l- Tosler, Thorkelson, Snlcxrl, Sloneclpher, Walls Sloerchli, Sullivan, Thiel, Sommerlell, Reddy, Slewurl. Row 24 Schweitzer, Rouse, Rlloudcs, Taylor, Rhodes, Smilh, Thompson, Mc- Gfmlqlv, orm, How 3-Snrqenl, Roll, Thomquisl, Sollberq, Ros, Robbins, Riddell, Tiedmcm. Row fl slmupe, Tlnkhunl, Semke. Tlmmsls, sshley, swul-son, slave, Taylor, Sicily. Group ms Row 1-Vorriuno, Wlllfml. Wlcls, wqlsfs, williams, Webb, Yslmq, Wins, Weiser, wma, Turner. How 2-W-ssl, Warren. Yulsllnoll, wrlqhl, Tumy, Wilkins, Whilehecxd, Berg, Beane. Young. Row 3-Wqllen, Dulllwrp, Wallace, Woolmun, cmqs, Lonqenbucher, Triles, wurslsr, zmm, wlcllssr. Row 4-Wellman, Wlnq, Wlmeslds, Wnqlll, vlclof, Trysh, vuneenburqh, Thslnsen, wulscn. 82 5 skip. 1 , . es. . ::, r. L ' ' -, Q .X ..., - , A, 1 Being a Iunior is sort of - hard-we weren't quite X1 I L,-ff the bosses by a superiority yf ' , of age. and we weren't un- W N I, derclassmen. We . . . well. V , ff 1 we were Iuniors. Lloyd ig. . ' Taylor, President: Fred U' , JL ,ff 1 Greives. Vice-President: .I I , I , .ff and Ieun Marie Waltzien. f 7' our Secretary. eased us .,r' 'ff . over the transitional stage. f ' f, They directed ct Year oi uc- , Lf. 7 , ' I tivity. ol dances in the f I , lunchroom utter school. slippingand slidingcxround , . on a floor that was too slip- f ' pery in spots and like saw- f dust in others. We did all the things the Seniors did-well. almost all the things. We got into the swing oi being an upper- clussman. It wasn't so bud-next year we'11 be the big shots. This year we did a swell iob ol ........ ,lg uniors .-,,- 'Yay' Q V,.-,.,,..,. , . -F, -k .. liniorg uniors 4 uniors uniors uniors uniors uniors uniors Juniors uniors .-f' THF FOLLOWING Al! 4 WSQCOND SEMESTER JUNIOIS 94 -ie' T Y fx We set the pace. We wore Sloppy Ioes and loud shirts and moccusins and green slickers and bubble beads. and so did you. One Sen- ior Week. we scared every- body hali-silly wearing odd shoes and enormous how ties. We elected those nice people up there to be our guiding lights: Ralph Larson. qcrvel-wave:-in chief: Betty Siemens, vice- gavel-waver: Rcsamond Albright. wielder oi the pen: and Mary Robertson. counter of the coins .... It wccsn't much different. this year, only all ol a sudden we began to realize rather mistily the point of hauling ourselves out lrom beneatlf the covers five times each week. So maybe we didn't stroll about looking supe- rior crnd pseudo-wise as we had been waiting three years to do. Sure, we're ..... . SEN GMRS Q . --T --an-its I-Pg.. 4. , . is: vs . .Z i GI.yAu.m W I I 1 ' .. W . 0' ' ' A? 4, - ., F N I. I .4 .Ii I. can 'GI ' . clmvkm Albqvv Mm. Aiyfsgm A Rownwnd Amagnu , . ' X 4 SN ' Ig . V A ,, 33' FW . F? .Iii . as I . 7' ' X' my ,ff ' I 'I 1:51509 tp r' . V is ... 3 Maty lnulu Allrnhl can Amium rim., Anduwn x '. ' I - . 5 -A h 1: I I f- :. ,, 21 if -- . I I4 , . f-I cr If Q , - yi tr 2 P.. Gia: Ernie Andaman Kathryn Amiurnn MI-Ivgnut Anderson . . ' 1' 51 s - ' fi I :ax f In. , W I. I f 9 ' ,.. Q. L Ur- LQII Andrews Mwni Ananw. rn Am.-mm, - ., Y, . If I f- , I -,v - - ' I Q99 . Q I I x I -Wei-?: 1, Pifsl t ' ' ' 'Wie I 'fs.,, L I, . frii JS B 1 ww pam. mi mi... lay mume Seniors . VINCENT ABBEY ' Yank ACTIVITIES: Baseball: Inlramural Basketball. AMBITION: Unknown. HIROSHI ABE K O ACTIVITIES: Iapancsu Club: Fuolball. AMBITION: Who knows? GUY ADAMS Skeols ACTIVITIES: German Club. AMBITION: Aeranaulical En- qinoor. CI-IARLO'I'I'E ALBERT Sis ACTIVITIES: Minnie Gul: Iunxor Dance Comm.: Ways 5 M-vans Ccnim. AMBITION: Certified Public Accounlanl. MARGE ALBRIGHT Marge ACTIVITIES: Mukwp and Properly commiiim, Minnie Girl. AIVIBITION: Model. ROSAMCND ALBRIGI-IT Acrrvmzs: 'mpie LH: aiq L , Minnie Girl: sopn. Aux- xliaryg Secy. senior Class. AMEITIQNI 'ru nel fi IGI.. ...Rosyu MARY LOUISE ALLRECHT ACTIVITIES: Minute Girl: Chanlers. AMBITION: Succosslul either In smqinq or nursing. DICK ANDERSON Andy ACTIVITIES: Baseball: Spanish Club: Intramural Basket- ball, AMBITION: To qraduale Irom Collsrqe. ELISANOR ANDERSON ' ACTIVITIES: MII-.me Girl. AMBITION: To bn an eminem. ERNIE ANDERSON Bud Ac'rIvI'rIIas1 Fam squqag aloe cms. oichesifm Chunivrsg Lynx ciubp I-Inner sammy. AMBITION: Ta be an snqanm. KATHRYN ANDERSON V KaY ACTIVITIES: Weekly Slally Mako-up Comm.: Minute Girl. AMBITION: Tu own a doq larm. MARGARET ANDERSON Dada AMBITION: Make somebody IIGPPII. LOIS ANDREWS MACTIVITIES: Big Sislcr: Senior Rep. AMBITION: The Queen ary. MURIEI. ANDREWS ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club: Senior Give. AMBITION: To he tx librarian. PAT ARMSTRONG ACTIVITIES: Minute Girl: Honor Socielyg AMEITION: Dleiilian. French Club. HERBERT LCUIS ASMUSSEN ACTIVITIES: German Club. AMBITION: Cusloms Inspector. Ginnie Clerital Comm. VIRGINIA AUBERT ACTIVITIES: Honor Socieiyg spanish Clubp AMBITIQN: 'ro be Q pnvnif. mimi-y. Hall Bake To gel a qood WALT BAKER X QCTIVITIES: Football: Band. AMBITION: IO , DOLORES BARKER ACTIVITIES: one cms, IIIIIIUI nop. AMBITIONI To nem- IIIm1' pop the quesiiun. Baba PHIL BASHER ACTIVITIES: Fire squad, Tiallic squad: De-bale: Lynx crab. Honor Society: RAY BEAUMONT AMBITION: U. S. N. Rosie 96 1 JAMES BECK lim Entered from University City. Missouri. AMBITION: To be a successful salesman. DAN BECKER HILDING BECKLUND Flash ACTIVITIES: Chantsrs: Orclieetm. AMBITION: Forestry. MARIANNE BEELER UB.. ACTIVITIES: Sscy. Fresh Class: Little L : Biq L g Swim- ming Team. AMBITION: To be a telephane operator. KERMIT BENGSTON ACTIVITIES: Traffic Squad: Field DOROTHY BENNETT Kermy Patrol: German Club. MDM.. ACTIVITIES: Chanters: Minute Girl: Readers' Club: Dra- matic Production. AMBITION: Commercial Artist. NEIL BEINNEIT ACTIVITIES: Advertising Club: German Club, AMBITION: lust a Qood lub. EVELYN BERG Vlckey Entered from Saint Vincent. AMBITION: Wish I knew. PHYLLIS EERG Phill ACTIVITIES: Big L , Minute Girl: Roll Rep. AMBITION: To get a lite-time iob. VIOLA BERG Bertie AMBITION: Beauty operator. CORYELL' BERRY Corky ACTIVITIES: Photography Club: Stage Force. AMBITION: To live an ideal lite. WILMA BERRY Willie ACTIVITIES: Health and Publicity Committees: Latin Club. AMBI'TIONt To be financially independent. IULIE BERRYHILL Indy AMBYTION: 'Ta travel all over the world. DONNA BEITS Dinky ACTIVITIES: Senior Glee. AMBIT MARION BEVRY ION: Cosmetology. MartY ACTIVITIES: Minute Girl. AMBITION: To qs: Q paying you and be happy. MILTON BIORKLUND Skit ACTIVITIES: Roll Representative. AMBITION: To earn a good livelihood. IRENE BLAIR Twld'Git AMBITION: To get out ot school. FRANCES BLAKE Francey ACTIVITIES: French Club: Property and Ways and Means Committees. IANICE BLANCHARD Ian ACTIVITIES: Biq L : Girls' Athletic Council: Sr. Honor Society: Make-up Committee. ROSE MARY BOCKEJE SlsY ACTIVITIES: Girls' Tumbling Team. AMBITION: To travel. DENNIS BODDY Denny ACTIVITIES: Fire Squad: German and Latin Clubs. AMBI- TION: University of Washington. 97 ,- U- ith' Julia luryltlll ... 'S S eniors 'ILS-5 .eg ,, K A 'Y . .5 i I ' ' ' ' ne w .- ' fr , , e -.fn . W s A E5 A -.J fl x Laval! lovmrm Luntltl Bowman Mnrlntno lowrm-rn . f ' ' Q ji? 'ar i. Q-.fi If A I ,sv ' ffl? ' ' if ' .. I' Vtvlnn lovumrn Kon lmtrke lun lrulay 6' . I is K 'vga-f., 1 V , , T- ' i- 0 slim ima Jeanna mean. Evo nam., Seniors . BETTIE MARIE BOEHME Bee ACTIVIFIE: Big Sister: Art Comm.: Readers' Club. AMBI- TION: Child Nurse. LORRAINE BOOS Rusty ACTIVITIES: Debate 'reann i-tener Soctetyp Secy. Spanish club: French Club. Amiarrioni 'rp be hall as napa a spanien teacher as Mies Brien. DON BORTON ACTIVITIES: Football: Track. AMBITION: Beat cnnninahani and catch Garner. LOWELL BOWMAN Bud ACTIVITIES1 Spanish Club: Weekly Stull: Baseball: Hi-Y. AMBITION: College. LUCILLE BOWMAN Luce ACTIVITIES: German Club: Minute Girl: 1-ienieeniakina and Make-np Committees. AMBITIONZ Tp ae: to the tap. MERLAINE BOWMAN Merle ACTIVITIES: French crab: Haan. Line end Sinker Club: Big AMBITION: Fly to Lee Angeles. VIVIAN BOWMAN Viv ACTIVITIES: Chanters: Minute Gtrl: Publicity Committee. AMBITION: To visit Hawaii. KEN BRAKKE Knute ACTIVITIES: Soph. Representative. AMBITION: A-I Mu- Cltlnist. w RUSS BRALEY Skirt ACTIVITIES: Track: Lynx Club: Athletic Council: Sports Editor, Weekly Stall: 'Trallic Squad. AMBITION: Expensive Apartment with etchinqs. BETTY BREWER Fritz ACTIVITIES: Minute Girl: Biq Sister. AMBITION: Private Secretary to the President. IAMES BREWER Brewer ACTIVITIES: Football: Tumbling. AMBITION: Fisheries Expert. RICHARD BRINCK Rich ACTIVITIES: Latin Club: Senior Roll Rep. AMBl'TION:M.D. SI-IIRL BROWN ACTIVITIES: Tttmblinq 'Teamr German Club. AMBITION: Dentistry. IEANNE BROWNE Brownie Ac'r1v1'r1r:s1 Honor saeieiy, Triple LH: chnnieie, Opera: seniai Play. AMBITION: Nursing. EVA BUCKLEY Bucks ACTIVITIES: Swimming Team: Latin Club. AMBTTION: 'To be c nurse. DOROTHY BUELOW Daughtery ACTIVITIES: Cabinet: Annual and Weekly Stalls: Usher Farce: Quill and Scroll. AMBITION: To be a successlul for- eign Correspondent. IOYCE BUGGERT ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club: Weekly Stall: Big Sister. AM- BITION: To be a nurse. FRANCES BURKE Burlrls ACTIVITIES: Triple L , r-ranpi Society: Latin Club: cabi- net. AMBITION: To travel around the wand. FRANCES BURNS Burns Entered Irom Collins. Colorado. AMBITION: Galt champion. LORRAINE BURTON AMBITION: To be an ideal housewife and mother. IOYCE BUSHNELL AMBITION: To marry my boss. 98 BOB BUTERUS Robin ACTIVITIES: Chanlers: French Club: Hook, Line and Sinker Club. AMBITION: So you're wonder-Inq loo. DON BUTTERWORTH ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club. AMBYTION: A mechanical Drullsman, IEAN BUTTERWORTH ACTIVITIES: Chantersg Triple Lug Girls' Club Treasurer Spanish Club. AMBITION: Ta be a teacher. BERNARD BYLSMA ACTIVITIES: Intramural Sporlsp Field Patrol. AMBITION1 Aemm-miami engineer. CECIL CALEY Ceo AMBITION: Attend Washington state College. ELAINE CAMPBELL Soupy ACTIVITIES: Eiq L g Treasurer, Little L g Mlnule Girl: Treus, Soph. Class. AMEITION: To be a Physical Education teacher at Lincoln when Miss Wolfe retires. VERNE C. CAMPBELL Comme ACTIVITIES: Track, AMBITION: Sole pwpflexor ot camp bell's Pie Company. MARIE ALICE CARL ACTIVITIES: Minute Girly Health Cbmm.: Bla Sister, AM- BITION: A good jab. EDITH CARLSON Edie ACTIVITIES: Latin Club. AMBITION: To be successiul. GENE CARUSO Crude ACTIVITIES: Intramural Basketball. Baseball. AMBITION: success with lots ol money end- BEl'TY CASE Casey ACTIVITIES: Properties Comm.: French Club: Iunlor Honor Society: Iunior Rep, AMEITION: Go to Yale. MARY LOU CASE FIddy Lou ACTIVITIES: Publicity and Hospitality Comms.: French Club. AMBITION: To be a quad Home Economist. BEN CASHMAN Berlii ACTIVITIES: Pres. Lynx Club: Debate: Senior Play: Honor Society: Chcnters, AMBITION: To lmvel all over lhe world. RONALD WM. CHAPMAN Ronnie ACTIVITIES: Iunior and Senior Orchestra: Band: Baseball. AMBITION: To be a landscape architect. PEGGY CHARTIER ACTIVITIES: Big I. 7 Social Welfare Comm.: Readels' Club. AMBI'TIONz Well4ona never knows. does one? IOYCE CHITTENDEN ACTIVITIES: Minute Girl: Clerical Committee. AMBITION: Private Secretary, AIMEE CHRISTY Dolly ACTIVITIES: Chanlersp Glee: Minute Girl: seph. Rep. AMBITION: Private secretary. DOROTHY CHRISTY Dotty AMBITION: 'ro be a pianist. IUNE A. CLARK AMBITION: Honeymoon In Hawaii. ROBERTA CLARKE Bobby ACTIVITIES: Honor Society: Vlce-Pres. Readers' Club: Clerlccl Comm. AMBITION: Private Secretary. ERNIE CLEMENS AMBITION: To own a Cadillac and have cl Peril-house. 99 S eniors -9- eniors - ff fe. . sf Y 3' , .. PAT CLEMENS ' ' ' ACTIVITIES: lantar Secretaryg cahtnetr Standards Comm. AMBITION: 'ra sell a rtary. CONSTANCE COATES Connie ACTIVITIES: Minute Girl: Scph. Rap. AMBITION: Beauty wark-televtsran makeeup. ELIZABEFH COLEMAN g'Tllia MARILEE COLEMAN Wee-Wee Ac-t'lv11'1t:sr Triple L r lata l. r Chunters: Cabinet. AMBITION: Make gated maney and be happy. BEITY Colm ce-Ntaarr' ACTIVITIES: Chanlers: Operap Social Welfare and Pub- licity Comms, AMBITION: To marry ct millionaire. KATHERINE CONSANI ACTIVITIES: Bta L , spanteh Clubg Mlnate Gtrl. AMBI- TION: To vtett all my alal heme towns. MARY IEANNE COOKE Cookie ACTIVITIES: Stage Shawg Girls' Tumbling Team: Publicity Council. AMEITION: Find position where Gilt of Gab will he an asset. BOB CRAGG Chink ACTIVITIES: French and Spanish Clubs: Chanlersg Weakly Business Stuff: Truck, AMBITION: To be G publicity man. PAT CUNNINGHAM ACTIVITIES: Pres. 1-rrple LH: Vice-Pres. hrntqr Class: lata L , cabtrtet. AMBITION: Attend ear-he small colleqs. HELEN DAHLQUIST AMBITION: To own and operate Helene's of Filth Avenue, MERRILL DARLING UAQTWWIES: Senior Play: Chunlersg Football. AMBITION: . o . ERLINE DAYMUDE ACTIVITIES: Big L 7 Chuntersg Minute Girly Publicity Comm. AMBITION: Play piano in an orchestra. DORIS DEACON Deacy ACTIVITIES: vtae-Pres., Bla L r 1'rtple1'l. r Dance Dramup Athletic Council. AMEIITION: Playarattnt-1 lnrtruatar. BETTY DEAL ACTIVITIES: French Club: Club ltaeme and Publicity Comms. AMEITION: 'ra aa to Hawaii. DOROTHY DEAN Dottie Entered from Garfield. AMBITION: 'ra lase wetaht. PRISCILLA DEAN Penny AMBITION: laaakkerrper. DOROTHY DEFUR Duchess ACTIVITIES: Weekly stallr Latin Club: Publicity and Art Comms. AMBITION: Mmmmlll- STEWART DEIBERT Slew ACTIVITIES: captatn Swimming 'reanrr l-lt-Y. AMBITION: Oilicer in the Navy. IUDY ANN DENNIS Flea ACTIVITIES: Latin Club: Gleep 'rtrmbltna 'reamr Ltttle AMBITION: tae a super dancer. CAROL DENNY Kaye AMBITION: Photography. I.EN DEUEJ. ACTIVITIES: Hook, Line and Sinker Club: Track: Basket- ball: Tumbling. AMBITION: Missionary. 100 ,----- - .--1, , :N - DARLENI: DICRSON Dana- ACTIVITIES: Onzheslrag Weekly Stull: Sr. Gleep Honor Soctety. AMBITION: To be a globe-trotting correspondent. 'HI-:LEN DIERS ' sis ACTIVITIES: Glee Club: Honor Society: Big Sister: Annual Statt. AMBITION: Try to live an ideal lilo. EDNA. MAE DODSON Eddy ACTIVITIES: Cabinet: Nllnute Girl: Soph. Auxiliary: Friend- ship Comm. AMBITION: To be a dressmaker, IACIC DORAN Cactus ACTIVITIES: Stage Force: Field Patrol: Spanish Club. AMBITION: To be 41 quad Admtrctlitv lawyer. ZOLA DYRNESS Entered Iram Fcster High School. AMBITION: Secretary. IANET EAGLES Ian ACTIVITIES: Readers' Club: Glee Club. AMBITION: StenD9' ropher. DON EASTEP ACTIVITIES: Readers' Club: Intramural Manager. AMBI- TION: Intn the Coast Guard, BETTY ELLIS Bets ACTIVITIES: French Club: Soph. Auxiliary. AMBITION: To get a good job and keep It, BE'l'I'Y ELLUS Lizzie ACTIVITIES: Spring Concert: Hostess and Vocational Comms. AMBITION: Make people laugh. MARIORIE EMERSON Marg AMBITION: SeCI'elcl'Y. BOB ERICICSON Eric ACTIVITIES: I-'Ii-Y: Chanters. AMBITICN: Meat Inspector. PHIL ERICKSON Ice ACTIVITIES: Baseball: Weekly Stall: Boxing. AMBITION: Ta go to the old country. CHARLENE ERNST Pat Entered hom Omaha, Nebraska. AMBITION: Ta get back to Nebraska. IIM ESHOM Red ACTIVITIES: Hook, Line and Sinker Club: Stage Force: Make-up Comm.: Fire Squad. AMBITION: To get rid ot mY PGPar rautas. BILL EVANS HCUTIYH ACTIVITIES: Football, hack. AMBITION1 To be a hermit. PAUL FLOODI-ZEN ACTIVITIES: Chantsrs: Ir. Orchestra. ANIBITION: AII- conditioning and retrtqeratian at-tatnear. VIRGINIA FLOWER Ginger ACTIVITIES: Readers' Club: Honor Suclstyc Health Comm, AMBITION: To qc to the Unlversity. IUNE FORREST ACTIVITIES: Glee Club: Make-up Comm.: Hospitality Comm. AMBITION: Live in New York. GORDON FOY ACTIVITIES: Honor Soctely. STUART FREDERICK ACTIVITIES: Seph, Track: Phataaraphy Club: Intramural Basketball. AMBITION: sau ratrtaaratars lo Penguins. CLEM FRENCH W'himpy AMBITION: To be a United States Senator. .--. ,.-V. V , , enidrs 101 S -we -:Y-H FRANCIS GAE'I'Z ACTIVITIES: Field Patrol? cesslul business man. ROBEIRTA GARBELINO ACTIVITIES: Minute Girl: Rep. ANIBITION: Teneliinq. ESTHER GATES AMBITION: Hollywood. 'Greeting Gates Latin Club. AMBITION7 A sue' Garbo French Club: Iunior and Senior Clark ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club: Make-up Comm.: Senior Play. BOB GAUME ACTIVITIES: Chanters: Stage Crall. AMBITION: Own an airplane. IESSIE GAWLEY less ACTIVITIES: Latin Club: Senior Gln-e. AMBITION: South ol the Border. RALPH GENIMILI.. Bud AMBITION: Business man. VIRGINIA GILLESPIE Peg ACTIVITIES: Chaniers: Opera: Weekly Stall. AMBITIONI '---FQ To live in New York. DOROTHY GILLON ACTIVITIES: Standards Comm.: Make-up Corps: Spanish Club. AMBITION: Ta be somebody. sometime, somewhere. nbuuy.. GEORGE GLAVIN Bird Dog ACTIVITIES: Basketball: Baseball: Hi-Y. AMBITION: To beat the Yanks In the World Series ol '4l'J. DAURICE GOLDING Punkin ACTIVITIES: Chcmters: Properties Comm.: Minute Girl: lr. Honnr Society. AMBITION: To live in Bermuda. FRANKIE GOODWIN Goodle ACTIVITIES: Junior Secretary: Hook, Line and Sinker Club: Readers' Club. AMHITION: Writer. BRYAN GORE Iunlol ' AMBITION: A successlul Ille. ORVILLE GRAHAM Orr ACTIVITIES: Stamp Messenger: Intramural Gall: Chanters. AMBITION: To do what I know is rlqhl and succeed in what I am doinq. GREG GREGORES Greek AMBITION: To see the world. IEWEL GREGORY ACTIVITIES: Cabinet: Latin Club: Honor Society. AMBI- TION: To be a hair stylist. GORDON GREIMES GhouI ACTIVITIES: Weekly Stoll: I-leek. Line eine Sinker Club: Quill end Scroll. AMBITION: 're be e combination Inlm Larner, Chic Yeung, and Red Rullinq: alsa, I. P. Morgan. IIM GREYERBIEHL AMBITION: To make e million. lOl-IN GROSSO -ACFIVITIES: Trallic seem-l: Field Pen-el. AMBITION: Blee- trlclan. IACK GRUNDHOFFER Grundy ACTIVITIES: Track. LYLE GRUNKEMEIER DOROTHY GUSTAFSON Del AMBITION: To travel lar and wide. 102 x-'yr - 'f ' -191,5 1 GEORGE HAAKONS AMBITION: success. BETTY HAFPNER Happy Ac'rIvmEs: Minute cnt. AMSITION: Secretary. PAULINE HALL Spike ACTIVITIES: French Club: cnnnters. Ammon: House- wits. CATHERINE HAMPSHIRE Cassie Amarrtoui Being absent nts: once. CATHERINE HARLOW Cathy ACTIVITIES: Latin Club: Little L : Biq L . AMBITION: Secretary to Bass's son. ANGELINE HARRISON Angie ACTIVITIES: French Club: Opera: Make-up Comm.: Minute Glrl. AMBITION: U. ol W, IUNE HARVEY ACTIVITIES: Dance Drnnrn: Spanish cms: Minute am. AMBITION: Have plenty ol money and travel. FRANCES HASSENPI-'LUG Franny ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club: Minute Girl: Soph. Auxiliary. AMBITION: You qusss. IOY HA'I'I' ACTIVITIES: Triple L : Honor Society: Senior Glee: Junior Secretary. AMBITION: Kindergarten Teacher. HELEN HAWKES Miss Hawkes ACTIVITIES: Triple L : Cabinet: Honor Society: Suph. Auxiliary. AMBITION: To be a country school teacher. HURI I-IAYASHI Hashy ACTIVITIES: Soph. Auxiliary: Big L : Athletic Council: Weekly' Stuff. AMBITION: Work on a newspaper. BETTY HAYES Betsy ACTIVITIES: weekly stall: Chanters: French Club. AMB!- 'rlom 'rn be n quad Journalist, HAL HAYNES Hal ACTIVITIES: Basketball: 'rn-Y. AMBITION: 'rn make Q mllllon, IANE HEAVENS lemma AMBITION: A guna stanoqrapher. RITA HEIB RitctbelIe ACTIVITIES: Art Committee. AMBITION: To be a Cummer- cial artist. FRANK HENNING ACTIVITIES: Senior Honor Society: Trutlic Squad: Lynx Club: Business Manager. Annual: Quill 6 Scroll. AMBITION: Army Reserve Pilot. SHIRLEY HERRICIC Hslllbbyu AMBITION: Kindergarten Teacher. RUTH HILDEBRANDT Pud ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, AMBITION: To iotn the army. VIRGINIA HILTON IInny ACTIVITIES: Minute Girl: Totem Ad Stall. AMBITION: To be cr nurse. LOUISE HIMMELMAN Butch ACTIVITIES: Big L : Little L : Soph, Auxiliary: Athletic Council. AMBITION: To see a World Series. GERRY HOBBS ACTIVITIES: Business Mgr., Weekly: Dance Drama: Quill 5 Scroll: Spanish Club. AMBITION: A swell orchestra. 103 eniors . AM ,W ,. . It . X Q s, 4,5 r 5 , L fl ' irq.. 'L . . Don Nullln -S .lack Hulsllndcr Loran Hum: Seniors J afi--'ij KMAIXY HOKEY ' Marty ACTlvl'rlI-:sf senler Orchestra: German Club: Opera. AMBITION: Foreign correspondent. LILLIAN HOLMES Un ACTIVITIES: Hook, Line and Sinkel- Club: Minute Girl. AMBITION: Pullman or a haPPY home. MARION HOLMES ACTIVITIES: Ticket Force: Make-UP Comm.: Iunlor Secre- tary: Cultural Arts Conlnl. AMBITION: Private Secretary. NORMA HOLM5 NormY ACTIVITIES: Trrple L , Minute Girl: cnrrnters, I-tenor Society: lr. Secy., Social wellnre Comm. AMBITION: To trttrq my way tlrrenqlr life. IOI-INNY HOLTUM Screw AMBITION: Being a teacher. ROBERT E. HORSLEY Hess ACTIVITIES: opera, senler Playg Yell rerrrn, sttrqe sltew. AMBITION: To be an ellteer ol u. s. Arnty. CURT I-IOUGI-ITON Mike AMBITION: Banker. KATHLEEN HOWARD ACTIVITIES: Latin Clubp opera? Concerts: Minute Girl. AMBITION: To be cr nurse. Katie IUEAL HOWE WashIe ACTIVITIES: Lynx Club: ssslretlsqllr clrntrrntrn, Buildinq and Grounds Comm. AMBl'l'1oNr Merchandise Manager. IOHN HUBBARD Hub ACTIVITIES: Yell Team. AMBITION: Gov. Clvil Service. IANE HUFF Buddy ACTIVITIES: Minute clrl. AMEIITION: Little lnlensewtle. ALEXANDER I-IULL. IR. Zander Entered Irom Corvallis, oregon. DON HULLIN Dutch ACTIVITIES: Trellis Squad: Honor Society: Tennis: Latin Club. AMBITIONI To try to L19 CX SUCCESS. IACK HULSLANDER Iuka brtcrzvlrlssr 'nnnlrllnqr rrnyclrnnters. EWITION: e e cl Carpenter. f vljfqo 421 'Dfw f LORAN H I E Bloody ACTIVITIES: Baseball: Football: Athletic cenncll, AMBI- TION: 're qo seuttr. ARNE IACOBSON SHIRLEY IEAN Ieanlme ACTIVITIES: Chantersp French Club: Weekly Ad Stclllg D. P. Malinees. AMBITION: A trip ta Montana every year. DOROTHY IEFFERY AMBITION: Tu work in an olllce and get married. LLOYD IEFFRIES le-Il ACTIVITIES: Intramurals. AMBITION: Transport pilot. BRUCE IENSEN Brute ACTIVITIES: German Club. AMBITION: Become a velerr Inariun. SHIRLEY IENNINGS AMBITION: 'rn qu to clrln. 104 j, HELMA IENSEN Tttcry- ACTIVITIES: Cultural Arts Comm.: Minute Girl: Reader.-s' Club. AMBITION: To travel. BERYL lol-INsoN ACTIVITIES: Minute Girl: Spanish Club. AMHITIONI To be a qoad Ice skater. CLARAMARIE IOHNSON Claire ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club. AMBITION: To be a buyor. GENE IOHNSON Swede ACTIVITIES: Field Patrol: Senior Rep. AMBITION: To make mysell and the right qirl happy. HELEN IOI-INSON Iohnny ACTIVITIES: Little I. g Pres. Biq L 7 Triple L : Honor Society: Vice-Pres. Girls' Club. AMBITION: To be as good os the best In whatever I undertake. VESTA ANN IOHNSON Babe ACTIVITIES: Chantersg Minute Girl. AMBITION: 'To lake u trip around the world. OLIVE IOI-INSON ACTIVITIES: Health Committee. AMBITION: warltirra. BARBARA IONES Barb ACTIVITIES: Athlctlc Council: Eta l. r Dance Drama: Glcc Club. AMBI'l'loNr Head lauyor th a aowrt shop. DOROTHY IONES lone-sis ACTIVITIES: charrtcrol Weekly Ad stall: Honor society: clcrtcal comm. ANIEITIONI To occortrc a gopd str-nocrophcr. TED IONB Ted ACTIVITIES: Photography Club. AMBITION: Public School Muslc Toachtha. IOSEPHINE IOY ladle ACTIVITIES: Minute Girl: Spanish Clubg Blq Sister. AM- BITION: To travel. IIM KALLEN Bt.tIlerball ACTIVITIES: Football. AMBITION: To ltvc in Cfrlilorniu. ANNE KANILA Brownie ACTIVITIES: Minute Glrlg Etc stator. AMEITION: He a good secretary. ED KARFSTEDT OIIey ACTIVITIES: Field Patrol: Etta squat-l. AMEITION: To be un electrical engineer. LEON KASI-IMARK ACTIVITIES: Field Potrol. AMBITION: Enqineerinq. BETTY KEENAN ACTIVITIES: Chat-tters. AMEITION: 'To sinq with an cr- chestru. KATHAHINE KEELER Katie ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club. AMBITION: To qo to Business College. RUTH KELLISON Kelly ACTIVITIES: Little L p Make-up Comm. AMBITION: To marry a mun with a square law. CLIFFORD KENDALL ACTIVITIES: Field Patrol. VIRGINIA KENNEDY Ginger ACTIVITIES: Biq L , Spanish Club, ANIEITIQN: To ooo a World sotlcc. IACK KENNEY luke ACTIVITIES: Tri-Y: Hi-Y: Sports Editor, Weekly. AMBITION: To be a sports columnist. 105 eniors Guiovkn Ubenlto Seniors new -Y-if TOM KE!-'T Q, Dynamite ACTIVITIES: Fmsh Class Trean.: Football: Track. AMBI- TION: To coach championship teams. RICHARD KIENHOLZ DIcky ACTIVITIES: Paolo Ponoi, Stamp Pinn, cnnnrors, risouors' Club. Arrsrrrorrr Doctor ol Medicine. LUCY KIMPTON Luc ACTIVITIES: Vice-Pres., Frush Class: Honor SDCIQIYI Cahi- net: Triple L . AMBITION: A trip around the world. NORM KING Dude ACTIVITIES: Lynx club: Ir. Rep., Board ol Control: ssoy.. Boys' cron: Fire Squad: Honor sooroiy. AMBITION: 'ro run o snorrrnorioi rooiory. BILL KRUEGER Lucky ACTIVITIES: 'ronnis Team: cnoniors: French club, IACOUELINE KRUM lactate ACTIVITIES: Big :'i.'w onui one Scroll: Honor Society: wookiy and Annual sions. AMBITION: 'ro be onornor Dorothy 'rnornpsonf' Rl-IODA KRYSTAD ACTIVITIES: innror oronosiro: Honor Society, AMBITION: To put the most inla ond oo: ine ,nose out ol mo that rs possrois. PA'I'I'Y LAFRENZ Skippy ACTIVITIES: Gles Club: Arl Comm. AMBITION: Ta sail in Alaska. BILL LAINHART Willie ACTIVITIES: Band: Lynx Club: Tralltc Squad: Sr. Orches- tra. AMBITION: To be successtul. BOB LANGLOW Bob AMBITION: To travel without worry ot money. RALPH LARSON Ferdinand ACTIVITIES: Pres. Senior Class: Lynx Club: Debate: Traltic Squad: Honor Society. AMBITION: To get a job in U, S, Bureau at Fisheries. VICTOR LA'l'I'IN Dopey ACTIVITIES: Stage Force. AMBITION: To own and Operate a fishing boat. FLORENCE LELAND FlossIe ACTIVITIES: Cabinet: Triple L : Pres, German Club: spookors' Cornrnines. GRACE LEPSCI-I Gracie ACTIVITIES: Ticket Farce: We-ekly Stull: Make-up Comm. AMBITION: To be a stenoqrapher, CARL LERCHER ACTIVITIES: Fresh-Soph. Track: Trallic Squad: Honor Sa- ciety. AMBITION: Engineering. MARGARET LEWIS ACTIVITIES: Sophomore Auxiliary: Chaniers. AMBITION: To be a good ice skater. GENEVIEVE LIBERATO Genny ACTIVITIES: French Club: Weekly Stall: Ir. Orchestra: Glee Club. AMBITION: To be samebady. GERALD LIDER Lite ACTIVITIES: Latin and German Clubs: oronssrro: Bona. AMBITION: Forssiry. LOIS M, LIMBECK AMBITION: 'ro be o newspaper wonron. IUNE LIND Iunle HACTIVITIES: sr. nop.: Minute Girl, AMEITION: A happy rs. WILMA LITSEY Billie AMBITION: Ta laugh at trouble. 106 -uv - IEAN LIVINGSTONE - len HLAFTIVITIES: French Club: Minute Gir- Cabinet: Triple CHARLES LODGE ' Chuck AMBITION: To live without women. ALICE LOEWE ACTIVITIES: Big L , Honor Society: Corresponding saay. Girls' club, Cabinet: 'riipla AMBITION: Owner ul a line ol tramp sieamars. SUZANNE LOMMEI. SusY ACTIVITIES: Minute Girly French crab, Readers' crab, Mana-ap caniin. iwiiarrrorr, Be on iiina-iasi once. LOIS LONG ACTIVITIES: Minute Girl: Ari and Vocational Comms.: French Club, AMBITION: Commercial Artist. SHIRLEY LOUNSBERRY ACTIVITIES: Chanters: Latin and French Clubs. AMBI- TION: Concert artist. MARGARET LOVE Mickey ACTIVITIES: Soph. Auxiliary: Biq L g Chcxnlem. AMBI- TION: Beauty operator. MARY LYMAN Cutie ACTIVITIES: Swimming Team. AMBITION: To be a private secretory. LILLIAN LYNCH Shorty ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club: Weekly Slaifi Quill and Scroll: Big L, AMBITION: Lonq Ilie and happiness. MARY IANE MADISON ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club: Dance Dramag Cultural Arts Comm. AMBITION: Designer. BETTY MALCOLM ACTIVITIES: Treas. Spanish clara, Ir. saay. Haspiialiiy Comm.: Triple L , Annual Editor, Quill and Scroll. Amal- 'rloni 'ra make others happy. ROBERT MALLORY AMBITION: To gel rich quick, CAROL MARCH Pinky ACTIVITIES: Minute Girl, AMBITION: Ba cr Good slenoq- rapher. CORAL MARCH Corky Acrrvrrnss, Cabinet: Big L , Head oi ushers, Honor sa- aiaty, Spanish crab. Ammon: Nurse. IACK MARTIN ACTIVITIES: Basketball: Tri-Y. AMBITION: Accountant. ELSIE IANE MASSEY WImpy ACTIVITIES: Ways 5 Means Comm.: Minute Girl: French Club, MURIEL MAST ACTIVITIES: Senior Dance Comm.: Senior Play. AMBITION: Kindergarten Teacher. MARILYN MATHESON ACTIVITIES: Vice-Pres. Triple L : Senial' Rep.: Chantersg Little L , sapn. Honor saalaty. AMBITION, 'ra learn to out-guess the other Iella. BOB MATHIS Mathis ACTIVITIES: Charliersy Honor Socielyi Lynx Club: TrnIIiC Squad Head: Intramural Basketball. AMEITION: Own lhs Empress ol Iopan. FRANCES MATSON Mai ACTIVITIES: French Club. AMBITION: University al wasn- inatan. WILMA MATTHEWS Billie ACTIVITIES: Big L : Chanlersg Dance Drama: Athletic Council. AMBITION: Become on interior decorator. 107 Seniors Seniors -.nfsfqnv - 'U vb 'V 2... CLAIRE 'XICADIIM AC'l'lVliJ'..:5' .znqxiteirp Honor Society: Opera. AMBITION: U. ot W. DOROTHY MCCLAIRE Dot ACTIVITIES: Triple L : Chanters: Honor Society: Opera. AMBITION: Bullet Russo. FRANCES McDONOUGH Tomi ACTIVITIES: Opera: Chanters: French Club. AMBITION: New York. GUY MeFARLAND Mae ACTIVITIES: Fire Squad. AMBITIDN: Beinq G chemical enqineer. COLIN MCLENNAN Mac ACTIVITIES: Board ol Control: Lynx Club: Senior Play: Honor Society: Boys' Club Program Chairman. AMBITION: Architect. KATHRYN MEDINE Katie ACTIVITIES: Little L : Biq L : Health Comm.: Ticket Force. AMBITION: To be the best ol good secretaries. MARIORY MEGGINSON Maggy ACTIVITIES: Big L : Little L : Honor Society: Latin Club. AMBITION: To do things In bacterioloqy. BERT MENDENHALI. EightbaII ACTIVITIES: Senior Play: Trciclr: Chanters: Senior Rep. AMBITION: Commercial designer. REG MERRIFIELD Slorlry AMBITION: Chiet Enqineer. U. S. N. MARY MESSNER Milrkl ACTIVITIES: Chanters: Publicity Comm.: Honor Society: French and Latin Clubs. GERALDINE MEYER Gerrit ACTIVITIES: Friendship, Publicity. and i-inninninkinq coni- mittees: Chaniers. Amairiom Raising an orphan nsyiinn. ANNA MICHALSON Squirt ACTIVITIES: Big L : Triple L : Cabinet: Honor Society: Ir. Secy. Social Ntlelture Comm. AMBITION: To Stowaway to Hawaii. GORDON MICI'-IELSON Mike ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club: rumor Rep.: Honor Society. AMai'rioN: rn attend cniieqe. HOWARD MILLAN Howie ACTIVITIES: German Club. AMBITION: To marry some swell gal. IUNE MILLER ACTIVITIES: French Club: Iunior Rep.: Health Committee. AMBITION: To be u dress designer. DON MILEITE ACTIVITIES: Tennis Team: French Club: Senior Rep. AM- BITION: Become rich. MARY MILLS ACTIVITIES: Chcinters: Make-UP Comm.: Property Comm. AMBITION: College. GLENNORA MINER Nora iiivian'ioN1 'ro get n iob when i not out ol school. IIM MINISH ACTIVITIES: Fire Squad. AMBITION: To be an olticer in the Coast Guard. RICHARD MOHRMAN ACTIVITIES: Band: Spanish Club. AMBITION: Medicine. CAROL MONK Dade ACTIVITIES: Latin Club: Readers' Club: Roll Rep.: Minute Girl. AMBITION: To travel. 108 F, ' In LORRAINE MOORE I ACFIVITIES: Opera: Stuqe Show: Make-up Com Iy Stall. AMBITIONZ To be a success. BETTY MULLEN ACTIVITIES: Big L p Athletic Council: Secy. L Glee Club. AMBITION: To Ilve In Arizona. BOB MULLEN , ACTIVITIES: Lynx Clubp opera: senior Play: club. AMBITIQN: 'ro be u success. BE'I'I'Y MURPHY vpn.. m.: Week- MuIIeY mm Club: ..Bud.. Readers' Betsy ACTIVITIES: French Clubg lunicr Rep.: Minute Girl: Week- ly Stall. AMBITION: To ski in ihe winter and swim In the summer. FLORENCE MURRAH I IossIe ACTIVITIES: Dance Drama: Publicity Comm. AMBITION: To be a professional dancer. MARIORIE MURRAY Margie ACTIVITIES: D, P, Mutineesy Readers' Club: Hook, Line and Sinker Club. AMBITION: Wrilinq stories. WAYNE MYERS Main Wires ACFIVITIBZ Debate, ISOBEL NATFRASS NORMA NELLIS ACTIVITIES: French Club: Chanters: Stage Show: Opera. AMBITION1 're qo to Hawaii. BOB NELSON AMBITION: smp captain. EDWIN NELSON Bcity ..Ed.. ACTIVITIES: Debate: spanish cm., Hook, Line and striker Clubg Trallilr Squad. AMBITION: Money. lOl'lN NELSON AMBITION: Forest Ranger. MARGARET NELSON Iohnnie PennIe AC1'IVITIES:GIee Club: Stage Show: Minute Girl: Chant- ers, AMBITION: Seeing Hawaii, EVELYN NEWBY ACTIVITIES: Friendship Comm.: Senior Rep. Dress designer. WANDA NEWEJ. AMBITIONQ See the rest al the world. BEl'l'Y NICHOLS ACTIVITIES: Spanish and French Clubs: Sr. Da AMBITION: To see the world. LYLE NYLAND AMBITION: Liie al leisure, FRANCES NYSTROM Snacks AMBITION: Wandee Blondie nee Comm. Shorty Franny ACTIVITIES: Senior Hep.: Ticket Squad, AMBITION: To operate cz dress shop. VERA OBERG Vee-Ra ACTIVITIES: Minute Girl: Latin Club: Chanters. AMBI- TION: Always be Iriendly. DAN O'BRIEN O.B. AC'I'lVl'l'lES: lnlramuralsg Fire Squad. AMBITION: Chief of Collectors of Containers Ior Wasle products. FLORIAN OCHS Stub AMEITION: An executive oi some big business 109 eniors Seniors 5 . - -I-. 5, MQ: CHARLOTTE L 4, , Yodel ACl'lV ?lFS: Mtn e Glrl: Fm Club: Chunters. AMBI- ,TIoN:.gu.u., singer. , ,nh BEVERLY OLSON Bev ACTIVITIES: Huspnumy una Pubireuy comms.: Minute Girl: Weekly stun. AMBITION: To write Q hook. PHILIP OLSON Curly ACTIVITIES: Track: Tennis: Opera. AMBITION: To be an aviator. IANE ANNE OOS lame ANIBITION: A success in business and niarriaqe. ELEANOR OSTNES Ellie ACTIVITIES: Ruud-m' Club: Glee: suph. Auxiliary: Honor SOCIGIY. AMBITION: To have a million. STANLEY OVERBY Bo ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club: Radio Club: Mike Squad: Lynx Club: Honor society. AMBITION: Electrical Engineer. BONNIE PAGGEOT Bon AC'I'IVI'I'IES: Minute Girl, AMBITION: To become a buyer. CHAS. PARKS A Rad Dog ACTIVITIES: Basketball: Baseball: Hi-Y: Athletic Council. AMBITIQN: To be u mg league bun player. GERALDINE PARSONS Gerry ACTIVITIES: Tennis: Biq L : Minute Girl. AMBITION: Dietitian. GERARDINE PEABODY Get AMBITION: To be ct housewile. ATRIL PEAKE ACTIVITIES: Weekly Stull: Readers' Club: French Club, AMBITION: University ot Washington. ANNA MAY PEARSON Speed ACTIVITIES: Minute Girl: Vocational and Hostess Comms, AMBITION: Oltice Machinist. MARIORIE PEARSON Maggie ACTIVITIES: soph. Honor society. AMBITION: To be happy. ELSIE PEDERSEN Peewee ACTIVITIES: Minute Girl. AMBITION: A good secretary tu someone tmpvrlant. BARBARA PEILLEIT Barbie ACTIVITIES: Minute Girl: seuiur Hep. AMEITIQN: 'ru be u success, GORDON PERKINS Park ACTIVITIES: Pres., Boys' Club: Athletic Council: Lynx Club: ruotbuii: Pres., hush Class. AMBITION: Chemical Engineering. ESTHER PETERSON Es ACTIVITIES: Biq L Club. AMBITION: Tc be successtul tn commercial work. ROSALIE POOL Rosle ACTIVITIES: French Club: Honor sour:-ry: Publicity cumm. AMBITION: To quiet down. ETHEL PORTER Pm-1 ACTIVITIES: Debate Squad: Senior Glee: Annual Stall: Art Committee, AMBITION: Salt away a million or two. BOB POWELL Bobby ACTIVITIES: Intramural Football. AMEITION: Airplane mechanic. PHYLLIS POWERS ACTIVITIES: Honor Society: Weekly Ad Stott. AMBITION: To he c chemical engineer. 110 . . -.... . ' Q. IOAN PUGI-I 1 . mv -gl ib ACTIVITIES: Ari, Health d Wg, ans Cvzumitteeq. AMBITION: To get marrie . - 4 :Z Pj, VALRNCIRNNI: PUGH vm ACTIVITIES: opera: Senior Play: cubinen chan:-5-IJ. AM- BITION: To Ily cross-country. DON OUACKENBUSI-I cum ACTIVITIES: Latin Club. AMBITION: Lawyer, GEORGE RAATZ AMBITION: Ta travel around the world. IEAN RABY Glop AMBITION: To be a good private secretary. IUNE RABY AR worn ACTIVITIES: lunior rep, AMBITION: Health, Wealth, and Whoopes. FRED RAMAGLIA Records ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club. AMBITION: To make the most out ol my me. FOREST RAPP Parry AMBITION: Become an engineer MARGARET RAUTI-I 4'MGrqIe ACTIVITIES: lunior Orchestra: Glas Club: Readers' Club. AMBITION: To be a nurse. IVAN REITZ sew ACTIVITIES: Honor Society: Pres., German Club: Stamp Plan: Annual Stall: Field Patrol. AMBITION: Authority on spanking. BETTY REKENTHALER Rex ACTIVITIES: Honor Society: Weekly Stall: Make-up Comm. AMRITION: To be Q buyer in an exclusive New York shop, BEITY RICH wQQIIeIYwI ACTIVITIES: Clerical Committee. AMBITION: Traveling. GRACE RICHARDSON Rene-' ACTIVITIES: French and German Clubs: Minute Girl: Honor Society. IAcIc RILEY Riky ACTIVITIES: Frosh. Honor Society. AMBITION: Be a suc- fm. MAXINE RIPLEY Mac AMBITION: To get someplace. MARY ROBERTSON ACTIVITIES: Chanters: Triple L : Honor Society: Treas. Senior Class. AMBITION: Go to college. BOYD ROBINSON I.eIty AMBITION: Tu be a machinist. DICK ROBINSON Shot-Put AC'l'lVl'l'lES: Lynx Club: Board ol Control: Football Team: Honor Society: Pres., Alhleuc Council. IIMMIE ROCK Rocky ACTIVITIES: Field Patrol: Cliantcrs. AMBITION: Olympic Diving Champion. HERBERT ROGERS Herb ACTIVITIES: Chanters. AMBITION: To be IIGPPY. IANET ROSS lan ACTIVITIES: Weekly Stall: Biq Sister: Friendship and Hos- pitality Comms, AMBITION: Nursing. 111 eniors nin- - .- 0. 9, -1- . 5 'J 'SF . Q I .kx . T 1' PM V I t S Donald Schmidt Ei 2 Walter Scott Inn Schnnllbaelior . :SX --1' Clarks Sctmll Jack Sghuinidar E- 4, xr DkkSoud Q Seniors JEWEL RUDD ACTIVITIES: Pep Show: chamers: Make-up Comm, Amal- 'r1oN: st-moqrar-has work. ELLA RUITAN ACTIVITIES: Minute Girl. AMBITION: To enioy lile. RICHARD SACKSTEDER Dick ACTIVITIES: Fire squad: French Club: Honor society. AMBITION: Meteomloqist. EDWARD SANDER Ned ACTIVITIES: Mgr., Stage Force: Fire Squad: Field Patrol: Lynx Club. AMBITIONI University al Washinqlon. HARRY SAUNDERS Bud AMEITION: Enler some line ol thn business world. IEAN SCHEUER Dunor ACTIVITIES: French Club: Publicity Council: Ways and Means Comm. AMBITION: To be a good housewile. DONALD SCI-IMIDT Don ACTIVITIES: Opera: Senior Play: Debate: Honor Sociely. AMBITION: To be U Qreat surgeon. EILEEN SCHNHLEACHER Ozzie ACTIVITIES: French Club: Art and Publicity Comms. AMBITION: To be dlllerent. IACK SCHUFREIDER Si ACTIVITIES: Basketball. AMBITION: To be u machinist. WALTER SCOTT One Lonq Drive ACTIVITIE: Goll: Boxing. AMBITION: Gall Champion. CLARKE SCOVILL ACTIVITIES: Rall Representative. AMBITION: To be a Iillerbuq. DICK SEED ACTIVITIES: Pres.. Lynx Club: Debate Team: Senior Play: Honor Sociely: mas., Lcilin Club. BE.'l'I'Y SELGELID AMBITION: Secretary. ALMA SEVOLD ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club: Health Comm. AMBITION: To sing like Bee Wayne. BEITY SHANNON ACTIVITIES: Debate: Lalln Club: Arl Comm. AMBITION: To be G noted utllsl. I BEITY SHAPIRO ACTIVITIES: Annual Stall: Biq L Club: Make-up und Publicity Comms. AMBITION: Radio. Shorty Shapiro IIM SI-IEARER Doqqey ACTIVITIES: Opera: Slat Loll Plays. AMBITION: Tu ily ln the Navy. I ACK Sl-IEEDY ACTIVITIES: Lynx Club: Honor Society: Trallic Squad: Pres.. Quill and Scroll: Editor Totem Weekly. VIRGINIA SHEEDY Gita Entered ii-om Queen Anna. AMEITION: To become a nurse, NAOMA SHEEHAN Bsokio ACTIVITIES: Makebup and Social Wellare Comms.: Girls' Tiimbling Team. AMBITION: To become a professional roller- s Qter. BETTY SIEMENS ACTIVITIES: Triple L : Vice-Prss., Senior Class: Make-up Comm. AMBITION: To see lhe Swiss Alps. ,112 1 ROSE MARION SIMONTON Rust:- ACTIVITIES: Latin Club: Roodors' ciiihr ir. Orchestvo. AMBITION: Teaching. PAT SKRIVAN Sunshine ACTIVITIES: Soph. Auxiliary: Hanor Society: French Club. AMBITION: To go to Annapolis or West Point. MARGARET SLORAH MickcY AMEITION: To grow tall. GWEN SMART SmarlIe ACTIVITIES: Triple L : Honor Socletyi Debate: Minute Girl. AMBITION: To get an accordion or qo around the world. BURCHAM SMITH Smitty ACTIVITIES: Intramural Basketball. AMBITIONI Set an airplane speed record, DON SMITH ACTIVITIES: Track: Building and Grounds Comm.: Fire Squad. AMBITION: University. EVELYNE SMITH Eve AMBITION: To meet the riqht man with the riqht money. NORMAN SMITH Ionesy ACTIVITIES: Lynx Club: Honor Society. AMBITION: To pick a llea oll a doq's ear with boxing gloves on. SHEILA SMITH Spinster ACTIVITIES: Dance Drama: I-look, Line and Sinker Cluby Headers' Club. AMBITION: Fashion artist. am? smucic smiiot.y ACTIVITIES: Gloo Club: Clerical Comm.: Senior Rep.: Soph. Honor Society. AMBITION: To Ily around the world. KEN SOLBERG Sally AMBITION: Aeronautical Engineering. ANNABELLE SPAIN Annie ACTIVITIES: French Club. AMBITION: College, BOB SPEIDEL ' Speed ACTIVITIES: Field Patrol: German Club. AMBITION: Forest Ranaer. HELEN SPRAGUE Spruq ACTIVITIES: Dance Drama: Publicity Council: Honor So- ciety. AMBITION: To do the best I can. BERYL STAY ACTIVITIES: 'rripio L , Troos., spoiiish Club: Cabinetg Honor Society: Trot-is.. ir. Class, EDNA STEELE Eddie AMBITION: 'ro be oi sooiotory. ANABEL STEEN Blondie ACTIVITIES: Piiioiioiiy Comm.: Soph. Auxiliary: 'riiiiibiino Team. AMBITION: To orooiiioio iron. mo u. ol w. DALE STEEN Topo AMBITION: Noi being so smart. RONALD STEPHENS 'I'echnocrat ACTIVITIES: noboio and Fire Squadsp'Staqe Foroo. AM- emoni Ta be o Professor ot Pioiozooiooy. SALLY STEWART Speed AMBITION: Ga to the University OI Washington. EDWARDS STICH Stitch ACTIVITIES: Hook, Lino and sirikor Club: Intramurals. AMBITION: To be sooi-oiory lor o ioioioi. ambassador ar military onooho. 113 Seniors eniors , . i' I l IYWH . c s M I, SIickY A olzbgacbsqgf o lcos. -1' store , l IES: Fresh-Soph. aookolboll, Baseball: Stump Plan: A h A l tall. AMBITION: To sail uno Seven Sens. ., r EVELYN STONE A ACTIVITIES: Latin Club. AMBITION: Prlvale Secretary. BILL STRANDRUD ACTIVITIES: Football: Track: Soph. Basketball. AMBITION: Dcn't know. ART STHOM Punchy ACTIVITIES: Football. AMBITION: Warkmq in S. V. DOROTHY STROUD Dot ACTIVITIES: Honor Society: German Clubg Annual Stall. AMBITION: A 310.000 penthouse. HAZEL SWANSON AMBITION: To be in the service ol the King. STARR SUTI-IERLAND Hotchkiss ACTIVITIES: Secy, Athletic Council: Lynx Club: Pros., lnnlor Class: Vice-Pres.. Buys' Club: Football. AMBITION: To baccma o llrolelnon surgeon. WALLACE SUTHERLAND Wally ACTIVITIES: Baskeibull: Tennis: Honor Socletyy Senior Flay. AMBITION: Be a bouncer in a lennis bull Iaclcry, MARION SWANSON ACTIVITIES: French Club: Honor Society. AMBITION: To be successlul. ALICE SWAP Bit ACTIVITIES: Health and Homemaktnq Comms. AMBITION: To be an Alaskan. YOSHIO T. TAMURA ACTIVITIES: Lynx Club: Honor Soclelyp Trultic Squad: Intramural Basketball. AMBITION: To See the world. KEN TANAKA IchykaI ACTIVITIES: Secy. Lynx Clubp l-lonor Society: Athlalic Council: Weekly stony sony. onlll ond sofoll. ELEANORE TAYLOR Eeyora ACTIVITIES: Root-loro' Club: Honor Society: Big AM- Bll'loN: 'rn be o missionary. ENID TAYLOR Neen ACTIVITIES: cnonxoro, Opera: Pop snow, Amlarrlolt: 'rn sleep late in tho moming. GENEVIEVE TEPLICKY leanle ACTIVITIES: Glee Club. AMBITIDN: 'ro be an nn steward- ooo. BOWEN Tl-IAYER Unky Al ACTIVITIES: stomp Plan: Bonny l-lonon soolotyf lunlor Orchestra, AMBITION: Attend saloon vnootlonol school. PHILLIS THIEI. Phil ACTIVITIES: Girls' Club Secy, cobanol: Secy.-Treas. Triple L : Senior Pluyg Honor Society. AMBITION: I wanla Qo Io Bali. BEITY THIES ' ACTIVITIISQ Vocational Comm.: Ir. Secy. Clerical Comm, MARIORIE THOMAS Marge ACTIVITIES: Iunim' Rap. ANIBITION: To work in n small town. PAT THOMAS Patricia ACTIVITIES: Little L : Iunior Secy-r Minute Girl: Honor Society: Chcmters. AMBITION: To be u munnsquin. 114 I 4 I HARRIET THOMPSON , I V A V . Entered tront Roosevelt. AM I Id Inn SHIRLEY THOMPSON ' ACTIVITIES: Chantem: Ldtln Club. AMBITIO U. ol W. I '- KENNETH THORSON - SlIrn ACTIVITIES: Mako sondd: :onion Rep.: Pnoldqfopt-y Club. AMBITION: Attend the University. DOROTHY THURSTON Dot ACTIVITIES: Hospudmy Comm.: Spanish Club. ANIIAITION: To own d lot ol dogs. ELINOR TIEBETTS Tibby ACTIVITIES: Big L : French Club. AMBITION: To can verse with Gabriel. RUTH TICE Rufus ACTIVITIES: Chunters: Honor Sccletyg Spanish Club. AM- BITION: Ta be in apera. ARNOLD TOMREN Arnie ACTIVITIES: Tri-Y: Hi-Y. AMBITION. Eliflineer. MAXINE TRYON Max ACTIVITIES: Building and Grounds, sooroi wotrdfo. ond Pnbuouy Comms.: I-Ionof Society. AMBITIQN: To lravel to uno lar corners of uno globe. MARY ELLEN TURNER Happy I ACTIVITIES: Glee Club: Clerical Comm. AMBITIONI Sell' Inq. WAYNE TUSTIN ATIVITIES: stdqo Force Eloomoadng Radio Club. Amm- TION: Electrical of cnofnlodx Enqineerlnq. HIRO UCHIDA ACTIVITIES: lupanese Clubp Basketball, AMBITION: To become a basketball coach. BARBARA VAN ES Bobs ACTIVITIES: Usher Force: Publicity Comm. AMBITION5 To see the world. DEAN VERREITO ACTIVITIES: Tr-aIIic and Flre Squads: Chantersg Snph. Honor SoCieIY. LAWRY VICKERS Vick ACTIVITIES: Band: lunlor orottomd, AMBITIONZ Avlduon. FRANK VITCOVICH Vic ACTIVITIES: Stage Fdmo. AMBITION: To retire dt the doo ol -lu. GERALDINE WAGNER Gerry ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club. AMBITIONT To he d Costume dosaonor. OPAL WALDECK DopeY ACTIVITIES: I.mIo I. l Minute Girl. AMBITION: comp- lomeler. BOB WALKER ACTIVITIES: stoqo roroo IUNE WALLACE lu lu ACTIVITIES: Ltttle L p Glee Club. Chcnte-rs. AMBITION: To be happily married. CYRIL WALMSLEY ACTIVITIES: Hook. Ltne and Sinker Club: Field Patrol. AMBITION: Foresl-fy. FRANK D, WALSH Shadow ACTIVITIES: German cum. AMEITION: Live d lite of luxury. 115 eniors In-fn eniors 4' 'Il ' RUBY ,WAIILAND I ACTIVITIES 'frills 'L : Classy Pres cams' Flubg pilot dn amrglane. ..Hedy.I Quill and Scroll: Pres., Snph. Honar Society. AMBITION: To .5 If BOE WATSON AMBITION: To have an enioyable ich. MARIE WEBSTER Iackle Entered Irom Snohomish, Washington. AMBITION: To qu to Alaska. R. THOR WENNERBLOM Terry ACTIVITIES: Bdnd. Spdnish Club: Senior Rep. AMBITION: 'rn be dndnm Benny Gdddmdn. MIRIAM WHEELER ACTIVITIES: Little Isa sig L , Senior mdy. Dfdntdnc Production Mdnnees. ANIIIIIION: To qdi Ihmuqh college. RALPH WHITCOMB Babe ACTIVITIES: Honor sdcmy, Tfduac sqndd. RUSSELL WHITEHEAD AMEITION: Own me ciIy's Idnqesa Imndfer company. WINIFRED WHITESIDE Wynn ACTIVITIES: Glue cmb. cndnldrsf operd. AMBITION: Sing in Fred wdnnqe cmd Club. ROSEMARY WIGMIRE Rosie ACTIVITIES: Minute Girl: Spanish cmb. LYMAN D. WILKISON 'I'echnocrut ACTIVITIES: Ddbdteg Fire sqndd. AMBITION: rdndiqn sensed Iunction dI Ind Terchnate. CLYDE WILEY Curley AMBITION: cndInIddI Engineer. DOROTHY WILLEY Dat AMBITION: 'rd be d beauty dpefdmn DOREEN WILLISTON Dude ACTIVITIES: operd: Senior Pldy. sn-n inn. Mdke-up sqndd. AMEIITIQN1 Theatrical Danaemn CONSTANCE WILSON ACTIVITIES: Sefy. Publicity Comm.: Standards and Social Welfare Comms. AMBITION: Trained Nurse. Connie DOROTHY WILSON Dude ACTIVITIES: Cabinet: Triple L p Editor ot Weeklyg Vice- Pres. ol Quill and Scroll: Secy. Iunior Class, AMBITIONQ See the seven wonders ot the world and marry the eighth, CAL WINICLEY Wlnkie ACTIVITIES: Little Lu: Bla L . AMBITION: U. ot W. BETTY WI'I'I'E Bets ACTIVITIES: Chantersy Senior Play: Opora. AMBITION: To be rx buyer. RAYMOND WOLLENHAUPT Bud AMBITION: Aeronautical Engineer. GORDON WONDER ACTIVITIES: Latin and German Clubs: Publicity Council: Yell Team. AMBITION: Tc have an otlice behind u door on which President is printed. BARBARA WOODWARD ALICE WOOLERY Woolie ACTIVITIES: Chunters: Concerts: Readers' Club. AMBIV TION: To be a secretory and marry when I'm uboul 24. 116 LAURIE WYMAN F ACFIVITIES: Spanish Club: Copy rigor AMBITION: Orchids on my budget. ' gif HENRY YEAMAN ACTIVITIES: Band: Orchestra: Stage Force be a qsnerrxl contractor. BEN YEIT, IR. ACTIVITIES: 'renms Team: me Squad: If. AMBITION: To be u Inst-class qccounmnn. LLOYD ZACHAU ACTIVITIES: Chanlers: Field Patrol: Stage Slall. AMBITION1 Ollicer In U. S. Army. HARRIET BACHTELL Entered irom Roosevelt lrlIqh School. AME ncss career. BOB OWEN AMBITION: To bc wcallhy. WALLACE BREEDEN HELEN CAMPBELL 3 .15 0 pil cr A-Muni su-ff. ..Hisk.. AMBITION: To Benny Honor Society. Show: Weekly ..Hedy.. ITION: A busi' Bushlul Irish ACTIVITIES: Chunlcrs: Senior Rep. AMBITION: To be u nurse. VIRGINIA Cl-IAPAS ..Ginny.. ACTIVITIES: Publicily Comm. AMBITION: To he the ideal wile. BARBARA CHRISTEINSEN GERALDINE FAULKNER GerrY ACTIVITIES: Make-up Squad: Senior Play: Honor Scdely: Soph. Auxiliary. AMBITION: The theatre. ALTON C. GASTON Oli AMBITION: T0 be 0 man lliut comes around. RICHARD GASTON ACTIVITIES: Fire Squad: Soph. Gnd Iuniol' Roll Rep. AMBITION: Aeranuulical Enqinesrlnq. MONTE GIBSON MonIqcmery ACTIVITIES: Frush Truck: Latin Club. AMBITION: Good iub always. ED IOHNSON Doc ACTIVITIES: Annual and Weekly Stalls: Fire Squad: Gleep Ir. Roll Rep. AMEITION: Doctor. RICHARD KIRK MARION KREIDE Butch AQTFIVITIES: Minule Girl: Spanish and German Clubs: Photography Club. AMBITION: Photographer. GEORGE LAWS .IBUQSH ACTIVITIES: German Club: Hook, Line and Sinker Club: Forestry Club: Trallic and Fire Squads. AMBITION: Tu be u loresler. NORM LUCE ACTIVITIES: Fresh Track: Frosh Football. AMBITION: Culleqe. ARNOLD LUND 117 Seniors . . . X vi-I iff? ' 1 A. 's viRG1N1.f- wen 'sm i 'lvirqie' ACTIVITIES: fi 'Luz Alhlelitl Council: Luliri Club: Glee. Amamowz Teac q. GERAIQDINE NELSON larry AMEITIONQ To have. lo hold. lo love Imoneyl. BUD OREN sud ACTIVITIES: German Club: Inlrumurul Enskelbullp Senior Roll Rep. AMBITION: One million bucks. MARY Lou PELDERSEN Lou-Lou ACTIVITIES: Minule Girl. AMBITION: To C101 Cl lub. LARRY PICKRELL Gigqlepuss AMBITION: Airplane mechanic. REX RATHBUN ACTIVITIES: Band: Chanleri: Opera. AMBITION: lamous orchestra leader. IIM RHODES AMBITIONL To qraduale. PHILLIP SCHWERIN EDITH SELLERS ACTIVITIES: Minute Girl. BARBARA THOMSEN ACTIVITIES: Minute Girl. NOFIMA WEITLAUFER AMBITION: To be tl flood PHYLLIS WHITAKER To be u Edie Bobbie AMBITION: Private secretary. Spike hausewfle. PliYl ACFIVITIES: Big L g Lillie L 7 Senior Plcyp Honor So- ciety. AMBITION: To be cx RAY YOUNG successful dancer. 118 .K -.J X ENDING IT ALL! THOSE SIX PEOPLE UP THERE ore very probably mumbling commencement day speeches under their camera grins. And very probably the grins ore quite as brood as grins can be, because the people behind the grins have been chosen to rep resent the graduating class ol '4O. . . 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