Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1942 volume:

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BEING THE PRINCIPAL of a 2 O9l puplled hugh school IS all In the day s work for Mr Huggins Because most of us never get to know hnm past the There s our prlncupal acqualntance we make when he steps to the Auditorium stage we mass out on has moving picture hobby has golf playing and has frequent trlps to Portland We never give hum credit for sticking up for us at the prrncl pals meetsngs We neglect to thank hum for considering our progects Now with the school year behund us we have tmme to acknowledge has efforts nn keeping our school llfe on the track and on schedule he s our engineer' GIRLS ADVISOR Mxss Cole us on hand to smooth wrnnkles from femunune brows she de lrghts In motor traps A TYPICAL NEW ENGLANDER Mr Lothrops xnterest an hnstory has a firm ancestral foundatnon At school he takes care of the detail work arranges our pro gram changes and early dxsmussals Flowers are his forte AUTHORITY ON LUMBRI CUS TERRESTRIS Mr Alt man boys advlsor keeps tab on actlonable negln gents He Iukes golf I . . . .I I . . II . . . I v I I . . . . . . . , I . . I . v A - I I - ' . . I - , - I I . . , ' ' It - - I, I . . . . - . , - EDWARD ALMQUIST: Native Michiganiteg head of the commercial department, he swings a mean mashie. CHESTER D. BABCOCK: Freewater, Oregonian, as counselor, he pulls the rummies out of jamsg William Tell had nothing on him. ALLIE BLOUGH: Lady from Indiana, study hall whip wielderg depend on her for a chuckle. SHIRLEY E. BOSELLY: product of South Dakotag math anaylsistg he controls the journalistic guillotine, FRED BREIT: Originated in Sauk Center, Minnesota, he double-deals in counseling and cashieringg movies and skiing take up his leisure. CLYDE BURMASTER. 'Master from Sedro-Woolley, he's the shop-keeper in room I 5 boosts school spirit- aids in vim for victory campaign. EVANGELINE BURNS: Her home town's in Nevada, her heart's in the highlands, student- rule advocate, traveler. ROBERT BURROUGHS: Chehalis saw him first, students see him as stage crafterg he's mountain-bound over week-ends. FRANCES BURSELL: Typist from Minnesotag she teaches shorthandg her hobbies include birds, mountains, and nephews. MARION CANDEE: A Grand Rapid-er from Michigan, she places her Retail Sellers in business, tire priorities may curb her hobby. LUTIE CHEATAM: Her history began in Warrensburg, Missouri, her classes begin in room 2Zl 3 honor society sponsor, she gardens in lndianola. C. E. CLAUS: Shop authority from Nebraskag he hobbies with rifle, rod and putter, superintends industrial arts. EARL S. COCHRAN: The Denver-ite funster, he figures in logicg his A-l debaters will speak for him! BERNICE DAHL: Art lover from Minnesota, she pens the finishing touches on composition and literature studentsg her hobby: Going places. JESSIE M. EASTMAN: Librarian from South Dakota, her job is to keep her dates straight in the north wing, she knows her books. DAGMAR GEORGESON: Typist from Texas, her father was governor of Alaska, she dotes on music. ANN ELIZABETH GRAVES: Bellingham saw her adventg creative writing, her hobbyg she delves in social significance. IONE GRINDROD: Iowa- born, she sets up class-keeping in room 304, give her a trowel, a seed, a plot of earth - you'll make her happy. PORTER HATLEY: Local boy makes goodg he keeps a laugh up his sleeve and an eye on his math classesg farming is his favorite. EILEEN HOULAHAN: This Winnipeger can stir up palate pleasers in a twinkling, she loves the country. HELEN HULL: Montpelier, idaho, has a place in her cardiac muscle, her classes sparkle - horseback riding, skiing, dancing are her pastimes. ADDIE M. HUNTER: From Warren, Minnesota, to Lincoln, 308, she's a down-to-earth gardener in after-school hours. HARRIET RUTHERFORD JOHNSTONE: Great lady from Ohio, she sponsors the Esperanto Clubg travel and coin collecting get her vote. L. L. JONES: Wisconsin grew him hardy to achieve his thirty-four-year-without-an-absence record, prospecting and mining are up his alley. JOHN KERR: Producer of great plays, he was born in Montato, Minnesotag he is now employed by Uncle Sam, MELCINA LA FOLLETTE KNETTLE: A daughter of Washington, she embodies principles of English in her classesg words and a family are her specialties. DOROTHY LOUISE KWAPIL: One of those rare native Seattle-ites, she's an authority on booksg likes to write in her spare time. LEAH C. LOVEJOY: A Whidby Islander, she knows her Seattle history, she likes to watch the scenery roll by. ELLSWORTH LUMLEY: Humorist from Bear Lake, Michigan, his zoological classes see him at his best, he likes birds and stamp collecting. MARION McALLASTER: Another product from Michigan, she fills the roles of counselor and composition teacher, she likes voices. HELEN McCLELLAN: A Northwestern scholar from Evanston, Illinois, she keeps her Latin classes up to date, her home and family are her hobby. DON A. McEACHERAN: A newcomer, from Stanwood, Washington, math teacher, he knows all the angles, he plays ping-pong for fun, MARY E. McKEE: A Canadian from Ontario, she teaches tolerance along the Pacific Rim, geology pleases her. CARL H. MAPES: Another Michigan-ite, he's a nationally known authority on the Northwest, maps and geographical slides are his interests. BERTHA MARTIN: Born in Russia, she commercializes young bookkeepers and typists, she likes to speak Spanish. EDITH S. MICHELSON: A Missourian from St. Jo, she has command of the French and Spanish, she likes to see the world. ALICE MILES: The historian from Trenton, Nebraska 4 Number One Rooter-her classes have snap! Bainbridge is her project. AUGUST C. MILLER: Born in Taunton, Massachusetts, a Harvard graduate, he teaches history, his dance band is a popular hobby. MARY LESLIE MONTFORT: Home-grown product, mathematics is her subiect, knitting and traveling make her happy. RALPH W. MUCKLESTONE: He first saw the light of day in Waukesha, Minnesota, mathematics is his extra-specialty. BILL NOLLAN: He's Pennsylvania's contribution to Lincoln, his teams make tough-going competition, Camano week-end-er. ELDORA V. OAKLEY: Pleasant Canadian, she stimulates international good will, instructs in the commercial field, she likes poetry, THOMAS E. O'CONNOR: Adopted Mercer-Islander, he originally hailed from Creston, Iowa, he likes to work with flowers, we'll wager he's Irish, JESSIE ORRELL: Unruffled Ontario-an, she spends her time as counselor and mathematics teacher, a punster, first class. ERNEST OSGOOD: Halls from a Colorado mesa top, blue-print reader and architect, his ideal life - Two Years Before the Mast. MABEL JOYCE PHILLIPS: As Boston as cream pie, she teaches home relations, her family and summer home at Suquamish keep her busy. MARJORIE PIDDUCK: Another rare home-town Seattle-ite, she keeps her glee clubs and chanters group well in hand, she likes golf. CARL PITZER: Another Texas longhorn, he's Lincoln's note-able musician, his Chanters are famous. ELIZABETH POOR: She's a New Jersey-an from Hackensack, and she knows her art! Books and gardening are hobbies with her. RUTH ROBINSON: Born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska, she aspires to write short stories, collects fancy recipes for fun. OSCAR W. ROSENQUIST: An ex-Mount Vernon-ite, he specializes in botany and Annual advisorship, music and farming are tops with him. JESSIE RUPLE: She started life in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and takes charge of clothing classes at Lincoln, watching the green things grow is her hobby. MARY ELLEN RUSSELL: New to Lincoln, born in Seattle, she likes winter sports, versatility in subjects taught marks her curriculum. MARGUERITE SCHOFIELD: Locally grown Parisienne, she has an extensive background for her language classes, it's travel for herl MYRTLE SELL: A native of Minnesota, she keeps her history classes busy, she likes to read good biographies. ALVIN J. SELTZER: The Slim Summerville from Michigan, he enlightens on botany, a typical woods roamer, 'B 9x FACULTY JOHNSON SHERRICK: The representative from Kansas, geometry iester, he has a good time, automobile racing catches his fancy. OTTO F. SPERLING: The Gonzaga graduate from Nebraska, he has charge of the photography class, he's got you covered! EDNA L. STERLING: She's from Missouri, and she has to be shown, spreads the good word to Comp, classes, has culinary talent. STARR SUTHERLAND: Racket Wielder from Bellingham, he teaches history, it's the out-of-doors for himl J. BERNARD SWANSON: Nebraska claims the honor, he keeps his classes busy with lathes and wood-turning apparatus, he likes golf. IRENE TAAKE: A commercialist from Iowa, she knows her typing, she likes to watch the flowers grow. PAULINE THOMPSON: Washington-born, she likes the sporty things in life, walking is her hobby, VERNON THOMPSON: He's the organizing leader from St. Paul, Minnesota, he likes being part of the athletic program, boating is his hobby. HAZEL E. VOLLMER: She's the little figure of vim, vigor, and let's-use-every-minute from Elkpoint, South Dakota, she farms on Camano. L. HOWARD WELLMAN, Indiana- born, he's the second-semester chemistry teacher, Country Gentleman. BLANCHE H. WENNER: Her home-town is Salt Lake City, she teaches in the Annex, travel talker, MARIE WIEGMAN: Linguist from St. Louis, Missouri, she also has charge of the study hall, she delights in watching words sprout. ELLA B. WILLARD: Skyscrapers must have been familiar to her, she was born in New York, has charge of study hall, likes to drive her own car. INIS WILLIAMS: A golfer from North Dakota, she teaches English, amiable personality, KATHARINE A. WOLFE: The feminine corn husker from Lincoln, Nebraska, she may well be proud of her dance drama group, enjoys a good hike. W. D. YOUNG: Fly-fishing Oncontan from New York, he enlightens on physics, he likes trout fishing. IRENE BAKER: Sioux City, Iowa, gets her back-home mail, she keeps tab on the tardies, her little daughter is her pal. PATRICIA EYRES: A British Columbian from Victoria, she's the lady to see for bulletins, she likes music. VIDA FULCHER: From Hartsdale, New York, to assistant librarian at Lincoln, she dances for a hobby. CLARICE HAWKES: Another native Seattle-ite she keeps an eye on office scenery, she collects stamps, too. REGINALD LE BRUN: Our custodian from London, England, he still retains his accent, he keeps spare locker keys. ENGINE mf W W 5' ,QW A-f' -film, naw H' 94 If ,Ma A-nv' git? Qvw':......-..-- 381 ni nal X 4'R 532sSgg gxdkfwxhgmw NYSE? 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BETTY MAE NELSON Vuce Presudent Secretary BETTY ANN FOSTER Treasurer MARGARET LUNDBERG THE GIRLS CLUB us tor gurls all gurls wuth no straught laced tormalnty or entrance fee necessary for membershup wuth tollowshup just as umportant as leadershup wuth cooperatuon just as essentual as unduvudual achuevement For behund that All Cuty creed stand the gurls who make the Luncoln Gurls Club more than just another organuzatuon Among these are the Cabunet gurls whose Ieadershup and aptutude qualuty them to be commuttee chaurmen Whether ut be a Mother Daughter Banquet or a caramel apple sale uts success us unsured when there us that atmosphere ot cooperatuon wuth a goal un vuew Ottucers Kay Duffy Presudent Betty Mae Nelson Vuce Presudent Margaret Lundberg Secretary Betty Ann Foster Treasurer Advusor Mnss Cole 'I6 I I l 2 f A X ' ' .QL ' . r A L, , ug egg? A Af. n .XA-4.4.-, u , ' nu w ' , . . . . . . . . . , - . . . . . . . ' I STEP UP TO MEET OUR ASSOCIATED SERVICE MEN BOARD OF CONTROL Ro l Fukano Bockele Wh te e Croy R 2 Dean Bo de Nelson D IS Co yel JIM WHITESIDE Pres dent ask if HENRY FUKANO V C P es de i JOE MALONE cret.: y NO PANTY WAIST HALF TONES tor the men about school they hold theur own Besldes workung to promote the general well beung of Llncoln they pledge their support to all SCTIVITIQS undertaken by the boys Perhaps some family needs help for Thanksguvrng or there s an assembly nn the ottnng sounds luke another job for the male factor the boys who go to make up the Boys Club Actung nn a body as the Board of Control they award letters for athletics choose chlefs and members ot the fire and trattnc squads and lnutlate umprovements As a specsal project they added a new member to thelr lust of organszatnons the Safety Patrol Otfscers Jam Whiteside President Henry Fukano Vnce Presndent Joe Malone Secretary Advssor Mr Altman 'I7 Uv '-u I I I : w + , i , I - sid, .ow -- , w n, , av', r I i B , 5 LY ? if rf ,. S , W ,My 5, f 1 ,1 WMM ' H -:ff V - -t1,. . 1 M , . , :--as. me r , 1 2 r i n 52 V I l 4 V , . l . . . . , . . . . , . , . . . - . . . . ' I , . . . . Hi., ia. 1-i. r TRIPLE L: Row l---Grodvig, M, Nelson, Foster, Upcratt, Linton, lvlatheos, Soeneke, Shro, Kuebler. Row 2+Brown ing, Gray, Howard, Millette, Duffy, Hagen, Owen, Geisert, Holm. D. Nelson. Row 3- R Miller, Thorkelson, Reitz, B1ellano,Bridgeman,Nattrnss, Schrnoker, Case, A, Miller, Murphy, Thiel, Munn, Row 4---B, Nelson, Ewan, Whitehead, Seltzer, Krause Lundberg LLL Officers: Donna Linton, President: Aileen Miller, Virwf Presidentg Gerry Owen, Secretary-Treasurer. LEADERSHIP, LOYALTY, SERVICE-all are represented by the girls standing behind those three red L's. On the school train they act as hostesses tor activ- ities, making the ride a little bit smoother, the jogs between stations a little less monotonous. They sponsored such drives as the knitting tor War Relief, and helped execute the Abe Lincoln Club Rally, Routine includes their acting as policemen for the eat-in-the-basement campaign. Chosen for personality as well as scholarship, twenty-tive new faces were added officially to the l942 picture at the tall initiation banquet. Otticers: Donna Linton, President 3 Aileen lvliller, Vice-President, Gerry Owen, Secretary. Advisor: Miss Orrell. new L '-'s.l v-im. MISS THE LAST issue of the Girls Club magazine? Forget to go to your com- mittee meeting? Want to know how to do what when? Ring for your minute girls' They attend the regular meetings to relay to you the news of the Girls' FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE AUXILIARY exists for underclass girls who wish to help in Girls Club work To them belong credit for routine affairs They do the tasks that no else has time for provide the workers for next year: and still manage to squeeze in their own meetings and get togethers President: MINUTE GIRLS-Isl' Semes- ter: Row l-Foster, Follestad, Mallory, Westerling, Upcraft, Arnst, Bevry, Rogers, Web- son. Row 2-Suther, Jerome, Olson, Ward, Christy, Smith. Galetin, Durholt, Clarke, Seal. Row 3fGaffney, Storey, Nelson, Duff, Geisert, Torrey, Broderick, Krause, Parrott, Warren, Rankin. Row 4- Shoemaker, Gilbert, Wright, Lundberg. 2nd Semester: Row I-- Williarns, Sill, Norton, Hana stad, Browning, Carlson, McKnight, Wells, Witte, Cotton. Row 2-Pitcher, Gordon, Molin, Fitzpatrick, Neilson, Francis, Yatsunoff, Bauer, Anderson, Emnott, Davies, Nattrass. Row 3- Oldham, Cheek, Thorburn, Morris, Martenson, Kreide, James, Angevine, Hauser, Howard, Holm. Row 4- Loomis, Brengan, Smith Dan- ner, Hagen, Berg, Day. F. S. A.: Row l-Batchelder, Collen, Whitney, Lucich, Wilson, Bosley, Bauer, Gun- narson, Clark, Huckell, Mapes, Miller, Scott, Lyman, Mc! Reynolds. Row 2-Bensene. Galbreath, Ray, Croy, New- man, McKnight, Harwood, Struckey, Whalen, Gordon, Davis, Eifrig, Lippencott, Row 3-Carey, Ennis, Gnoset. Holmes, Davis, Chandler, Black, Carlson, Newton, Thomsen, Brown, Ream. CL UB LYNX CLUB: Row lfFukano, Kidd, Kunz, Davis, Mr. Altman, Nelson, Dean, Schweitzer. Row 2-Tamura, Hubbard, Edmonds. Stroupe, Rinehart, Whiteside, McGibbon, Kosa. Row 3-Dodge, Mechelsen, Lamb, Osberg, Swanson, Roe, Dow- ney, Nolte, Cox, Manning, Coryell, LYNX CLUB OFFICERS: Loys Lamb, Secretary, Bob Kunz, Vice-President: Chuck Davis, President, Perry Nelson, President: Bob Schweitzer, Vice-President. IF HFS WEARING one of those black sweaters dominated by the symbolic red Lynx, he's your man when it comes to pushing tables, setting up chairs, or serv- ing at an Open House post. l-le may be the same one who helped with the de- livery and collection of Thanksgiving baskets or who served, incognito, at the Mother-Daughter Banquet, but you may be sure he was doing his share in greasing the wheels and stoking the coal. Strong in their endeavors to render school services, both voluntary and re- quested, the Lynx-ers are on the alert for duty. Presidents: Perry Nelson, first semester: Charles Davis, second semester. Advisor: Mr. Altman. ON THE JOB at all fire drills, air raid practices and building excavations are the ever-ready fire squad members. Although they don't carry their fire extin- guishers with them, they are certainly above the smoke when it comes to being level headed. Chief: l-larold Dodge. MR. MAPES' LITTLE SQUAD of junior boys are Lincoln's real traffic cops. They keep school streets open, rope off reserved areas, and enforce local traffic laws, Their white safety belts and yellow signs are symbols of authority. Chief: Rod- erick Nolte. SWINGING INTO ACTIVITY, the l-li-Y financed the basketball schedules. engaged banquet speakers, and organized a basketball team. Their purpose is to create and maintain high standards of Christian character, Presidents: Don Gundersen, Perry Nelson. Advisor: Bill Marx. FIRE SQUAD: Row lvStave, Dean, Kosa, Bolan, Mills, Olsen, Edmonds, Carlson, Perlin, Schweitzer, Kunz. Row 2-Schilling, Miller, Neyhart, Dodge, Malone, Peek, Hubbard, Cox, Manning, Roe, Drange. Row 3- Downey, Madsen, Lamb, Him- melman, Nelson, Petzoldt, Horolin, Nolte, Stowe, Rine- hart, Sallberg. JUNIOR SAFETY PATROL: Row I--Durgan, Nolte, Grosch, Schilling, Bean, Kosa, Sund. HI-Y: Row I-Quesnell, Coryell, Logan, Baker, Mills, Fukano, Bolan, Whiteside, Anderson. Row Z-Marx, Gunderson, Sundstrom, P, Nelson, Frydenlund, Baker, E Nelson, Bowden, Olson, Bockelie. AH-HA! CAUGHT IN THE ACT-of keeping a Lincoln Library book overdue! The Staff soon catches up to Johnny Jones with his charge account, or Sally Smith and her runaway magazines. Slipping books, making cards, and mending tears constitute the duties of the conscientious staff member. Sponsor: Miss Eastman. LOVE OF THE ARTISTIC draws the visitor to the Art Library. Committee mem- bers can bring forth anything from a Rembrandt etching to the latest abstrac- tion ofthe surrealist school, Activities of this year included the Mother-Daugh- ter Tea andthe Easter Open House. Chairman: Margaret Arnst. Sponsor: Miss Dahl. WATCH YOUR STEP when you go down an 'lup stairs, especially if theres not a Traffic Squad-er to nab you before you are trampled beneath the hoofs of the thundering herd. Chief: Ben Kosa. I l chott, Hansen, Grodvig, l Gorline, Parsons, Stocks Llndlotf, Hidell, Monger R Hoskins Seltzer, Kuebler, Parrott TRAFFIC SQUAD: Row l Durgan, Wellman, Davis, Rinehart, Madsen, Stave, Malone, Linderoth, Robb. LIBRARY: Row l -Pug.: , Smith, Harwood, Bensene y Morris, S Hansen, Tourtellot l Bradwell, Colman Row 2 Doctor, Rankin, Stevens Scott, Lainhart, Bogrand Row 3 -Cross, Molin, Bell Johnston, Moulton, Phillips Christian, Loomis, Rankin Danner, Paulson, Ehrlick Eike. Row 4 --Sanwick, Phil lips, B. Hoskins, Harader Gwenn, Housske, Thompson Smith, Crippe, Mooie, Gore ART LIBRARY: Row l- Bechtol, Kieswetter, Arnst D. Nelson Barrett. Row 2 M. Nelson, Dildine, B. Nelson Uchida, Hobbs, Rowse, Hub bard, Swanson, Lamb, Kosa Edmonds, Dean. Row 2 Falk Miller, Schmidt, Kirkham Row 3---Morrison, Lindberg Istas, Thornquist, Gordon FIELD PATROL: Row I- Bolan, Schilling, Downey, Beck, Anderson, Beaughan, Hansen, Row 2-Haugum, Dodge, Bridston, Fritsche. Thornquist, Binzer, Glenday. HOOK, LINE AND SINKER: Row l-Schwabland, Ben- nett, Schreiner, Miles, Moffat Gaffney, Rudin. Row 2- Schilling, Buston, Pearson, Higginson, Thomas, Neyhart, Gwinn. Row 3-Hubbard, Brown, Sallberg, Spencer, Dorsey, STAMP PLAN: Row l--- Soeneke, Stave, Hubbard. Petzoldt, Kunz, Miller, Row 2-Lamb, Caffee, Miller, Beebe, Olson. l WAS YOUR FACE RED! Remember the time you were caught going under the fence at the football game? Or maybe you just remember the lad who caught you, a member ofthe Field Patrol, no doubt. His duties lay in assisting at all athletic events. Chiefi Bill Downey. POOR FISH! You're sunk if one of those l-look, Line, and Sink-ers is holding the line. The anglers got under way with movies, talks by experts, and the fish- ing derby. But, be wary about that one with the pink whiskers and Mickey fins -these fishermen know their fishl President: Bruce Hubbard, Sponsor: Miss Miles. OUR FINANCE EXPERTS count your cards to the last stamp, and send you notes marked Insufficient Funds when the balance runs low. . .introducing the Stamp Plan with its employees Sponsor: Mr. Breit. SEND YOUR PRESS AGENT, we ll do the rest to get your plan play, or project before the public So goes the motto tor this year s bigger and bigger Publicity Council Representatives from each of the activities meet with the Council to publicize the school program and its publications Otticers Dale Dean, Ben UGH MUCHAS TALKEE LIKE THIS when the Esperanto Club gets together to have another international pow wow in the south wing Room 222. The infant organization ot last year has more than proved its popularity among the stu- dents as is evidenced by the membership increase President Dave Richardson. PUBLICITY COUNSEL: Row l-fFoster, Espeland, Potter, Arnst, Xvilson, Weiser Davies Row 2-Miller, Bridgeman, Kuebter, Linton, Thorkclson, Lundberg, Hagen Row 3--Edmonds, Rovvse, Miller, Davis, Kosa, Xkfallace. Dean Row 4-ffhornquisl, Dadge, Lamb, Swanson, Mills Frydenlund, Whiteside. PUBLICITY COUNSEL: Row l - Beck, Anderson, Newlar1d,W1Ck, Jacoby, Barrett Row 2gEwing, Swenson, Warren. Beck, Melton, Holm, Clark, Hall, Row 3--Kunz, Neyhart, Hub- bard, Anderson, Nelson, Nolte, Mechelsen, Stave. ESPERANTO: Row lg Newland, Batten, Weaver, Weiser, Davies, Davis, Jerome, Wilson. Row 2-- Christy, Walker, Egberg, Warren, Witte Row 3- Thornberg, Carlson, Stave. Neyhart, Richardson, Holm. 24 PEP ASSEMBLY: Row I- Krause, Gray, Houck, Linton, Row 2-Mechelsen, Kosa, Anderson, Nelson, Rhoades, Manning. USHER FORCE: Row l--- Arnst, Foster, Stoerchli, Kuebler, S. J. Young, Witte, Novak, Christy, Weaver, Smth. Row 2-Bjelland, S. N. Young, Whitehead, Wright, Linton, Smith, Walker, Thorkleson, Galentin. F. S. A., 2nd Picture: Row l- Keeney, Yatsunoff, Skorstad, Cobbs, Allbee, Colella, Weeks, Carlson, Williams, Clark, Ingersoll, Lyon. Row 2-- Petosa, Hoskinson, legg Rogers, Ballard, Day, McPherson, Fitzpatrick, Eller, Wegner, Stapp, Trevethen. Row 3-Dildine, Parrott, Handstad, Kelline, West, Smith, Shively, Bright, Wiese. Reeder, Gaydeski, Molin, Neilson. WITH A PURPOSE AS SNAPPY as a rubber band, the Pep Assembly set out to rejuvenate the Sports' program. Kicking off with the T for Touchdown cam- paign, the committee waged its war against non-stamp card holders, The suc- cess ot its endeavors was measured by the rise in school spirit and increased attendance at athletic events. Chairman: Miss Miles. LISSEN, BUB, MOVE OVER, that's my seat-l Just the situation for one ot those trim Usher Force members who remove the rival stub-holder who hovers belligerently over your seat. l-ler duties include program distribution, on-the- spot arbitrations of controversial matters, and assistance at all public music- als, pigodIuctions, and commencements, Chairman: Helen Thorkelson, Sponsor: Miss e . 25 FRENCH CLUB: Row I- Arnst, Finkenstein, Weiser, Anderson, M. Berg, Wester- ling, Witte, Rogers, Score, D. Nelson. Row 2-Butter worth, Sill, Oldham, Dildine, Pace, V. Smith, Stuckey, Bosley, Stipek, Bruun, Mignon. Row 3-Howard, Gray, Kitchen, Pinkerton, Guisit, Gaydeski, West, Bauer, Peters, Nattrass, Shiveley, Handstad, Newland Row 4-Geisert, Gilbert. Lundberg, Warren, Case. Weingarten, Parrott, McDonell, Whiteside, Peek, Thompsen, Perlin, Neyhart. Row 5-Holm, Richardson Modin, Miller, Cunningham, Cunningham, Kerr, Fulcher. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: June Barrett, Viola Hansen, Dean Copeland, Lorna Mae Gunnarson. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: Mary Gaydeski, Bill Holm, Gretchen Pace. LATIN CLUB: Row I-- Benson, Briggs, Yatsunotf, King, Watts. Gunnarson. Foster, Ramige, Barrett, Beal. Row 2- vKeifer, Young. Gelsert, Ernst, Forhan. i Beardsley, Kreide, Mayer, McLean, Morgan, MacPher- son. Buckingham. Row 31 t Carlson, Krause. Scott, t Hansen, Christy, Porter, t Kreide, Shefendecker, Mignon, Kingston, Harris, Holmes. Row 4-Drange, ' Lyon, Nielsen, Fowler, Ed- monds, Clark, Lamb, Perlin, Wright, Bannecker, Malone, . Neyhart. PUER PUELLAM VIDET in the old Roman Manner at initiations, installations, and elections carried through in the same custom used by the Latins of yester- year. Activities ot this year included the Christmas party, the Latin Quiz, and fortune telling by Miss Wenner, acting Oracle. Officers: June Barrett, Lorna Gunnarson, Viola Hansen, Dean Copeland. Advisor: lvlrs. McClellan. MINUS THE BERETS, but plus all the 'savoir faire' ot French diplomats the French Club members inaugurated the year l94l -42 with a moving picture ot France. An Englishman vvouIdn't have a Chinaman's chance at a full-fledged French Club meeting, complete with all the gestures. Otticers: Bill Holm, Gret- chen Pace, Mary Gaydeski. ROLL ROOM REPORTERS: Row l-Johnson, Latta, Newland, Getchell, Rogers, Juran, Beal, Foster, Coleman. Row 2--Hess, Mayes, Igoo, Watland, Weiser, Nystrom. Zimmerman, Shoemaker, MacPherson, Walker, Wil- liams Row 3-Drange, Neyhart, Carlson, Turay, Day Lancaster, Holmes, Fall, Carlson, McLellan Row 4- Bermaster, Frydelund, Malone, Himmelman, Thomp- son, Olsen, Schmidt, Amo, Walks, Davis, Root ROLL ROOM REPORTERS: Row l-Smith, Williams, Witte, Weiser, Anderson, Wilson, Watts, Westerling, Olson, Davies, Davis Row 2 Groding, Schreiner, Black, Christy, Galentin, Weaver. Warren, McDonell, Bowman, Musser, Beebe, Row 3--Dean, Davis, Lamb, Zavales, Olsen, Currre, Gunderson, Frydelund, Thompson, Neyhart, Sparks. ROLL ROOM REPORTERS: Row l-Morris, Nystrom, Slingsby, Guisti, Lancaster, Young, Newland, Weeks. Row 2-MacPherson, Fall, Hipperson, Holmes, Crane, Tester, Chandler, Wright, Mallos, Row 3-Robb, Gropp, Titus, Bolan, l-lollerback, Vuliet, Feller, Borland EMBARRASSING MOMENTS. candid personality items, roll room phenomena found their way into the Roll Room Reporter column, Totem's innovation by the pupils, tor the pupils, about the pupils, At regular Thursday-morning press con- ferences in Room lOl, volunteer reporters tipped-oft the veterans to news and views from their respective roll rooms. Chairmen: Frances Gray, Anna Cottrell. 27 Manning gives us an earful. Meet Lincoln's prize orators !Rod Miller, Harpo Mechel- sen, our entrant in the American Legion contestg Bill Downey, our representative in the S. A R contest DEBATE TEAM: Row l--- tvlechelsen, Downey, Cox, Schweitzer, Manning Row 2 -Coach Cochran, Miller, Finkenstein, Krause, Ewing, Perlin, Redlin DEBATE SQUAD: Row l-- Schweitzer, Finkenstean, Krause, Robbins, Ewing, Beal Redlin. Row 2---Thompson, Manning, Miller, Perlin, Kranidas, Hawthorn, Bur- roughs. Row 3-Y-Downey, Fulcher, tvlechelsen, Tauttest, Martin, Fletcher, Cox, Nece, Carlson, Coach Cochran NEED A LAWYER-say, in about ten years? Take another look at that suca cesstul young barrister and you'll no doubt recognize him as a prominent mem- ber ot Lincoln's '42 debate team, Already a lot ot technicalities, expostulations, augmentations have passed from the vocal regions, since the hours spent in the Library gleaning information or in 2l2 expounding theories, giving solutions and analyses tor Coach Earl Cochran. Besides the eight all-city debates on taxation and post-war world attairs. they participated in oratorical competitions and extemporaneous contests. But don't let those abused looks lead you astray, The debate team definitely enjoys itseltl Ski Queen Muriel Davis re- wards Prexy Johnny Koenig. Vice-President Bill Rinehart, President John Koenig, and Secretary-Treasurer Joyce Smock smile for the pho- tographer. SKI CLUB, Group l: Row l Potter, Ward, l-lankins. Gibson, Steiner, Kirkpatrick. Sours, Jerome, Davies, Batten. Westerling, Row 2- Carlson, Anderson, Bielland, Warren, P, Gilbert, B. Gilbert, Kriens, Bridgeman, Nelson, Godron. Hess, Row 3--Morris, Ney- hart, Robert, Fritsche, Falck, Walker, Parks, Baker, Bolan, Ray, Ewan, Row 4-Beck, Wright, Bannecker, Lam, Davis, Frydenlund, Gunder- son, Tennesen, Easter, Pettit, Madsen. Group ll: Row le Stapp. Rodley, Selgelid, Barrett, Schreiner, Moffat, Fuller, Witte, Weiser, Wilson. Row 2fMaloney, Vieweg, Trevethen, Yates, Anthony, Phillips, MacPherson, Davis, Wick, Hipperson, Newland, Row 3-Lovelace, McGon- agle, Koenig, Olsen, Turay. Parrott, Holmes, Bowman, Beebe, Borland, Wood, Kidd. Row 4fMorrison, Carlson. Zavales, Logan, Thomas, l-loveland, Rinehart, Robb, Burink, Hollerback, Q 14- 7 - - IF YOU HEAR FOREIGN-SOUNDING WORDS like galaendesprung, slalom, and schuss coming from certain members of our student body, don't be alarmed. They're not high school fifth columnists-they're members of the Ski Club. Under the leadership of John Koenig, president, Joyce Smock, vice-president, and Bill Rinehart, scribe, the club promotes safety in skiing. The ski team placed fifth in the Seattle High Council meet, and ranked eighth among all high school teams in Washington at the state meet, Seasons highlights included movies and well-known skiing personalities at meetings, and Lincoln Day at the Ski Bowl, where Lincolnites gathered for a day of racing and fun to crown Muriel Davies ski queen. 29 SENIOR TORCH: Row l ---- Ewing, Gray, Arnst, Randle, Jorgenson, Esterbrook, Potter, Suther, Morris. Buckingham. Row 2-Howard, Irwin, Shio, Munn, Dalk, Jameson, Marshall, Harnush. Ballard, Bjelland. Row 3fBridgeman, Owen, Browning, Krelde, Davis, Miller, Peek, Fowler, Wright, Burke, Coleman, Row 4 -Nattrass, Bruun, Hunter, Houser, Cragg, Linton, Novak, Curry, Moore. Lake. Row 5-Livingstone, Vandenburgh, Sallberg, Evans, Schmidt, Hall, Perlin, Fritsche, Rinehart, Mechel- sen, Nelson, Downey. SENIOR TORCH Ilzllow Witte, Jerome, Houck, Batten, Foster, Upcratt, Kuebler, Nelson, Schrnoker. Sours, Cottrell. Row 24 Bennett, Elken, Mgelva, Soeneke, Nelson, Ewan, Reitz, Coleman, Murphy, Miller, Bunten, Bobeau, Row 3--Schweitzer, Beck, Rowse. Dodge, Whitehead, Scott, Mignon, Porter, Hensen, M1llette,Chrtst0nsen Kunz, Redlin, Row 4--- Manning Weeks,ThornC1uisf Usberg, Cox, Swanson, Koenig, Danner, Roc, Lamb, Hansen. SHATTERING TIME HONORED TRADITION the cancellation ot valedic- torian and salutatorian selection in Seattle high schools has abolished the old point system for electing honor speakers at commencements In its stead, the ten highest honor students from the ninety three torch pin holders will be chosen by grade average their names will appear on the special honor roll for Above you see our brilliants-one ninth ot their crop is slated tor higher JR. HONOR SOCIETY: Row l-Barrett, Ward, Hagen, Kelley, Weingarten, Nolte, McAneny, Holm, Edmonds, Seltzer, Krause, Newland. Row 2-Smith, Grodorg, Espeland, Reid, Brown, Christy, Gorline, Beal, Spesock, Score, Case, Tour- lettost, Durholt, Spoerry, Row 3-Wever, Salmela, Robinson, Loomis, Miller, Holm, Dority, A. Kreide. M. Kreide, Lundberg, Smith, West, Dalthrop, Geisert. Row 4-Strum, Mock, Kosa, Webb, Clark, lstas, Nishitani. SOPH HONOR SOCIETY I: Row l-Stalcis, Batchelder, Davis, Bradwell, Black, Durnford, Crass, Dunham, Hoskinson, Jorgensen. Row 3- -Legg, Handstad, Shefendicker, Rogers, Lancaster, Davis, Scholin, Carlson, Mayer, Ryon, Wilkinson. Row 3- Burroughs, Nece, Wisman, Parrott, Cordiner, Hullin, Phelps, Vandenburgh, Bengston, Crozier, McElerey, Row 4--Shutts, Reaber, Newton, Sutherland, Nauis, Hawthorn, Horsfnll. SOPH TORCH ll: Row l- Eberharter, Monger, Trevethen, Stapp, Huckell, Miller, Cotton, Molin, Mclleynolds. Row 2-Petosa, Walker, Lynch, Ellert, Hinei, Keifer, Oldham, Orr, Fitzpatrick, Day. Row 3- Brockman, Sandwick, Gay- deski, Rankin, Clues, Nilsen, Chandler, Harthrong, Phelps, Shave, Swtrtzell. Row 4-- Lockhart, Schwabland, Thompson, Rush, Park, Shively, Johnson, Kranida, Ward, Carlson, Row Alfa Marquis, Van Devanter, Barker, Hollerback. JUST A HOP, SKIP, AND A grade or two behind their elders are those junior and sophomore Smarties. But the time has passed when horn-rimmed book worms crawled over lines ot dictionary print and memorized passages from Greek primers. They're bright, but they're not blighted. The struggle for their barred pins was no walk-away, but they had a good time accomplishing their end. 31 WEEKLY STAFF-Isl' Semester: Row l-Bolan, Croy, Olson, Bockelie, Rowse, Wright, Anderson. Row 2- Wilkins, Munn, Gray, Irwin, Duffy, Miller, Stoerchlt, Tester, Srncck, WEEKLY STAFF-2nd Semester: Row is -Tarnura, Cottrell, Davison, Siegal, Reddy, Read, Potter, Jerome Kidd. ROW 2-Root, Porter, Stanfield, Marshall, Olsen, Cragg, Guisti, Phillips, Batten Hansen. Row 3 -Zavales, Petersen, Henning, I-loveland, Rinehart, Burink QUILL AND SCROLL: Row l4Schmidt, Ewing, Guisti, Stoerchli, Smock, Daymude, Potter, Rowse Row 2-Petersen, Gray, l Munn, Marshall, Malone, Wright, Tester, irvvin, Davis TO EXPEDITE FACILITIES at the printers, the Totem voted to change delivery date from Friday to Wednesday-Aeffective immediately, The gears ground, and fresh-from-the clouds journalists leaped into action, But elation passed with each succeeding assignmentx putting out the Totem became a task, Deadline formed to the right when copy turned up on some dark Tuesday evening among the missing, Wildeeyed page editors became fatalistic dictators as they declared never again. Chief Boselly shook his head. But despite their dire threats and expostulations, it's still the ubest paper this side of Seattle! 32 Bob Rowse Frances Gray Shirley Irwrn QUILL AND SCROLL national honorary organlzatlon for stimulation of your nalustuc endeavors among the pupils represents the ultnmate In hugh school lournalusm the last word un reporting the organization to which all beaten down on everybodyed club elected vrllauns of the press sllnk This year they put out the Aprul Fool paper The Dauly Worker at fnve cents a copy to net a neat S75 Wrth thus they purchased war bonds and presented them to the school Previously Kay Duffy ad manager won national honors In the defense advertusrng contest They work to achieve their posltlons they put color unto the prlnter s :nk well they re members of Qunll and Scroll Anna Cottrell Mr Boselly Jean Ph: I s Shirley Cragg ANNUAL STAFF Rowl RL tz Espela d Nelson Gay Ewung Benga Howard R 2 Mss Gives Koss Olsow Anderson Mwnnung Da as Dean Mr Roscnqu st ANNUAL OFFICE EDITORS ONLY Behnnd those doors the turst determmrng plans slucl from a pencil and the 42 an nual began tts development And at that stage even those flrst WSS to COYTIG The months wore on group pmctures were taken Easter vaca tron was spent wrltzng the copy to meet the tlrst deadlune and the book began to take form lvlanl order dellvery about the tenth of September seemed a possnbnltty as deadlnnes became thlngs ofthe past but somehow from some source copy began to accumulate Canduds began to Increase In the bottom ttle The cover was tnnlshed Well there s nothnng left for us now but the ftnlshecl pro duct memornes of fun and a whole summer ahead to make up wlth the prtnters It wasn t so bad :sn t so bad In tact we ll have to admnt we enjoyed It I ' 'I l YT I V I' r I Y FI, OW I fs I V I, tentative lines failed to catch the crystalization of labor that LINCOLN TOTEM AN NUAL FORTY-FOURTH AND INTERLAKE SEATTLE, WASHINGTON June 4, 1942 Totem Annual Staff Lincoln High School Seattle, Washington Dear Staff: Now look, chums, it dosn't make any difference to us that the annual's comlng out on scratch paper that we can let the stamp card holders paste ln thelr own plctures that the cover 1sn't done that we're golng to reserve the places where the copy should have gone 1n for people who can't read ln the f1FSL place we're taklng a fast traln for the salt mlnes when the publlcatlon arrlves, anyway But your reservatlons d1dn't come through staff and unless you come across wlth a llttle scratch on a lot of paper we're not even golng to send sympathy cards to your couslns Well whachanojo the Annual's here not more than ten pages m1SSlDg even the copy's done Rlght now, you're a good Joe he's a good Joe everybody's a good Joe even Joe Thanks, staff You were swell Respectfully SUbm1tt9d Mez:-E 'A l Ed Graham Lowell Livingstone and Barbara Curry Jeanne Caffee What a ife Presented by the Senior Class of Lincoln High School Friday and Saturday, November I4 and 15, 1941 MISS SHEA . . MR. NELSON . MR. PATTERSON . MISS PIKE . . BILL ..... MISS EGGLESTON . MISS JOHNS . . MR. VECCHITTO . HENRY ALDRICH . BARBARA PEARSON GERTIE .... MR. BRADLEY . MISS WHEELER . . GEORGE BIGELOW . MRS. ALDRICH . . MR. FERGUSON . . MARY .... SENIOR PLAY CAST lin order of appearance! . JEAN CAFFEE . . ED GRAHAM . . . DON TRITES . NORMA CONOVER . . . RAY CALEY . DORIS WARREN . . PAT OLSON . . . JOHN BOLAN . . . TOMMY DARGAN MARJORIE ESTERBROOK DOROTHY DALK BOB KRAFT .CATHERINE CLODFELTER . . . . JOHN ROBERTS BARBARA CURRY LOWELL LIVINGSTONE . . EVELYN WESTERLING STUDENTS-AUDREY MOORE. BARBARA THEIL, SYLVIA WOOLFSON. JOY HARRIS, ELMO MEADOWS. Catherme Clodfelter Tommy Dargan and Mariorie Esterbrook Bob Kraft euttazin gobzg . . . HENRY! HENRY ALDRICH!! Maybe you think he wasn't in a fix. First he was in bad with his teachers for drawing pictures when he should have been studying l-lamlet, then he was accused, unjustly, of stealing the band instru- ments, and then-well, why go on. One thing you may be sure, the audience loved it, every single laugh-jammed minute of it. Acted by a cast chosen from every class from freshmen up, directed by Mr. Kerr, fresh from Goodman theatre in Chicago, What a Life proved to be the most financially successful production that Lincoln has put on for nearly ten years. lt was a production that gave the faculty a chance to poke a finger at the pupils, and the pupils the opportunity for an I told you so, in return. Parents saw their problems being enacted, true to form, and laughed along with the crowd. All combined to make a top-rate performance. After the curtains had closed, and the lights returned us to our own lives, the one theme that remained on the lips of all--- WHAT A LIFE! Q i .,,.,--4' X.. 'S ' M V M -I f X X M .1 IT SEEMS AS IF everyone ns asked to glve up somethung during thus present war and the drama department was not exempt at gave up Mr Kerr Havnng theur dnrector drafted wlth thc sensor play just flnushed and wlth the Starloft gettnng under way was a real blow to the dramatlsts The sllver lnnlng shown though however when lt was learned that Laura G Whutmure nationally known volce teacher was to be hrs successor But war has affected the Starloft In ways other than the loss of Mr Kerr for many of the actors who ordmaruly could give much of their time for partnclpatuon un after school productnons held yobs All combined to effect the new Starloft polncy to In clude plays durlng flrst perlod to selected audnences The new plan developed successfully but some of the thespuans stall mlss the good old days when everyone dashed to 305 as soon as school was out to see what was cookln STAGE FORCE: Row l-N. Mitchell, Wenzel, Venables, Neyhart, Bottker, Crum. Row 2- Borland, l-llmmelman, P, Mitchell, Clark, Del.appe. BAND: Row if Ehrlich, Young, Bau, Kuempel, Phillips, Crozier, Minard, Budde, Lainhart, Eastman, Ellis, Row 2 -Patterson, Newton. Seltzer, Hiner, English Sexsmith, Allbee, Green, Bunten, Edmonds, Horsfall Row 5-Copeland, Echols, Chidester, Kirhy,Wilsoi1, Schneider, Linderoth, Langlow, Isbell, E. Miller, Day, B. Miller. Row 4-- Sarcy, Patterson. lessen, Livingstone, Floodeen, Dorsey, Fletcher, Cook Schumaker, Johnstone Row S---Hobbs, Serdes, Peters, Wolfe FRESH AND SOPH GLEE- Boys'l: Row l-Egge, Milli- son, Jentoft, Varriano Spratlin, Talmadge, Allbee, Witte, Row 2 -Copeland Park, Anderson, Delber, Kaster, Davis, Boutry. Hunter, l i l HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED what power closed the curtains at the strategic moment, what force promoted acoustics, what squad had charge .of the faith- ful public address system? Did you ever hear of the Stage Force or the Mike Squad? Responsible members constitute their ranks. Co-Chiefs: Stan Nelson. Bob Del.appe, Advisor: Mr, Burmaster. WHETHER IT WAS A DIGESTIVE MEASURE or a plot to bring the crowds to the lunchroom, the Band playing the snappy bars of Elmer's Tune did both. Anything from Mexicalli Rose to Marche Militairem made the horn-pipers sound off, Providing background and spirit for football games and pep gather- ings, the Band was on hand to be heard. Director: Carl Pitzer. GOOD MATERIAL for future chanters, the Boys' Glee sings out for Miss Pid- duck third period. The organization is designed for questionable voice pitch-ers and those whose tones need more polishing before placing them on the market. MAKE-UP SQUAD: Row l-Wright, Warren, Weiser, Wilson, Smith, Pinkerton. TICKET FORCE: Row I-McDevitt Dalk, Row 2-QlVliIler, Clark, Kelley. ASSEMBLY COMMIT TEE: Row l- Whiteside, Duffy, Mechelsen. Row 2- Miss Pidduck, Mr. Lumley, Miss McConihe. ORCHESTRA: Row l-Allen, Keis- wetter, Rogers, Ward, Scholan, Skullerud, Score, Barrett, Schmocker, McKnight. Row 2-L'bb ' Y, Ramagi, Robbins, Gerlach, Zorn, Stevens, Hagan. Row 3-Wilkinson, Raymond, Wentworth, Gilbert, Ewan. Carr, Molander, Houck, McCandless. Row 4- Christianson. Sander, Higgenson, Anderson, Danner, Kranidas, Rodehammel. Chidesfer, Row 5+ Suther, Broadgate, Mr. Pitzer, Moulten, Bauer. 41 THEY CAN MAKE YOU an old man before your time, change you so your own mother wouldn't know you-you'll be lucky to escape with your natural attri- butes if they find you-you've guessed it: they're the Make-up Force members. And hand in glove-or should we say needle in hand?-are the seamstresses- the Costume Committee. No wonder our thespians look like authentic repro- ductionsl ON HAND AT ALL ticket-collection events were the ticket collectors who keep tab on money-in-money-out, tickets and stubs. Their posts included sports events and the Senior Play, Adviser: Mr. Swanson. -AND HE CALLED for his fiddlers three. Little did the old boy realize that he could have had a whole orchestra of them if he had stopped at l l2 anytime between 9:45 and lO:45. The string section joins the brass section for concerts and major performances, converting the two into one powerful, melodious whole. Director: Carl Pitzer. GLEE: WEBSTER SAYS that it's gaiety, mirth, musical composition tor voices in harmony, And hearing the organizations, who are we to say but that we're inclined to agree. But, vve'll climb one octave higher to introduce you to the girls whose voices are heading them for high C which, in this case, stands for Chanters. And from what we've been hearing, it sounds as it they'll make it. Director: Miss Pidduck. FROSH GLEE: Row lfYoung, Bradwell, Colman, Zennan, Moffat, McReynoIds, M. McRcyf nolds, Champman, Carlson. Row 2-Breshears, Bosley, Lyman, MacDonald, Ingersoll, Boyd, Legg, Jorgensen, Osburn. Row 3-Christian, Marshall, Crane, Holmes, Paschal, Henry. Shoemaker, Strubin, Malm, Black. JUNIOR GLEE: Row l---Larsen, Adair, Clifford, Hatfield, Atkin- son, Steiner, Kuempel, Graham, Hall, Cochrane, Row 2-Stuckey, Whalen, Clarizo, Carlson, Grosch, Morehouse, Allen, O'Handley, Chase, Clark. SENIOR GLEE: Row l--Selgelid, Cotton, Carscaden, Williams, Durnford, Thompson, Molin, Rogers, Jacoby, Deal, Row 2- Juran, Cotton, Duffy, Perry, Pedersen, Vigil, Dunham, Neilson, Waller, Vigil, Row 3-Cheek, Cady, Peters, Hirsch. r i Qt 11323 WHENEVER YOU SEE their familiar red sweaters or white, emblemed jackets. you don't have to listen twice to be sure . . . these are our Chanters, Mr, Pitzer has but to raise his wand and song rises into the air, swells, crescendos, and diminishes, And, if they can bring tears even to the eyes of their director, they must be good. For that matter, we felt a mite misty, too, when they went carolv ing through the halls at Christmas, We're proud of them, they represent us. CHANTERS-Group I:Row l Skorstad, Gorline, Black, Budde, Weaver, Keiter, Negus, Woods. Brown, Hadeen, Stevens, Gerlach Row 2-Christiansen, A Kreide, M, Kriede, Yatsunoft, Bauer, Worthen, Bcebe, Munson, Wallace, Rodley, Sluss, Tabor Row 3----Dahlbeck, Stenstrom, Richards, Broadgate, Zimmerman Lindernan, Gilbert, Shaffer Erler, Bell, Mekhoff, Wiles. Nolte, Higginsen. Row 4- Johnson, Clary, Swanson McLellan, Ross, Parks, Hookt-r Robb, Norris, Baird, Carlson, Smith, Lyman, Newton Group II: Row lfDurholt, Lalwlainc, Nkfoolfson, Shave, Gage, Anderson Condron, Clark, Bowman Olson. Row 2- lvlarshall, Stofko, Westerling, Esterbrook, Turay, Knudtson, Vieweg, Jamieson, Bell Row S Uchida, Kosa, Batchelder, Stokkes, Peek, Wallace, William Anderson, Sexsmith, Orth S i Row -liwlorse, Gaston, Lotgren, Korbin, Gordon, Erwin Group IIl:Row l- Follestad. Emnott, Anderson, NVare, Hubbard, Nortcn, Newland, Pace Score, Jensen, Berg, Hesketh Espeland Row 2-Kitchen, Peterson, Stablein, Lawrence Conrad, West, Bielland, Moore, Holm, Pinkerton, Swenson, Houck, Peters, Hall, Row 3 Griffin, Dahlgren, Kirkham, Henton, Bennett, Johnson, Bruun, Lindberg, Amo, Peterson Ogden, Johnson, Peterson. Row 4 -Caftee, Hill, Onsum Falck, Petzoldt, Oyerrnan, Campbell, Rinehart, Nece, Downey, Kennedy SMOKE STEAM AND .25 x 99 www xgqggig P IO , 1 4 II-,. A S82 ob SPORTS 4535-Wikws A v, wx ' za, 'ff ,ngw .ah -A f 'W -at M' -.4-an .V ,mfmwwv-1 nhitbly' B... ... -sl ' -was a, --...nr if If ,Q Hi as iv W 1 f 4, .aa me +' 4 Q Q , W WWW, w f 4 0 B xl Y-we I K1 ,.,,. wg wwfWv , fiifiw Mm' W Q M, ,-....:A Y Q QW? ,ww : ..........w. vm-4, fc 4 Awww-M 4,ww? dm .5 V Q. 2 X Q 'Y if I- ' - - , V V X '4' . I . I . V . Q . Z . .. X W , ' ' ' ' ' if ' fm ' '- , - .3QEZs51 15-3- i E M ' ':'1 ': 5' f2s , 1 fa A' ' P' , . 14 51. 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Six lettermen, a handful of talented but inexperienced Sophomores and Juniors, and a six-game scoreless record greeted Coach Nollan when grid practice got under way. The season started with the team bowing in defeat to Roosevelt in the opening contest I3-O, and Ballard in the second, 20-O. With two defeat contests be- hind them, the Lynx football machine began to function smoothly, Franklin being the unhappy vic- tim of the Lynx' first victory in eight starts. The next saw Lincoln battling a superior Queen Anne eleven to a scoreless tie, with the Quays dominating in mid- field but unable to budge the solid front at the goal. An unproved Cleveland squad fought hard before yielding victory I4-O, and before hanging up their togs for the '4l season, the Lynx startled football experts with an amazing array of offensive talent to subdue the Broadway Tigers 27-6. 1941 FOOTBALL STANDINGS W. L. T. For Ag. Pts. 5 I IO7 Zl I I Ballard . , . l West Seattle . 5 I I 55 26 I l Garfield . . . 4 Z l 62 39 9 Queen Anne . 3 2 2 38 30 8 LINCOLN . . 3 2 I 62 45 7 Roosevelt . . 3 2 I 26 I3 7 Broadway , . 2 3 I 25 57 5 Franklin . . . O 6 O I2 86 O Cleveland ..... O 6 O O 70 O 'Herr 1 BAKER BOWDEN KENNEDY LANGENBACHER MANAHAN CARLSON CARTER TITUS VICTOR WALLACE, Manager CORYELL FELLER FOLLIS FORT FRYDENLUND JONES RHODES SUNDSTROM . ji ,,,. W x xxxxuxxx . A 5, I QQ N. -x Y- ,' .f,', xg V ,, ' V ' -fs 1 x'f3-Wy 2 i M F gi H' 1 J ff t7 K X N544 lg KP? 17 -is S BASKETB LL ENGINEERED BY ALL-CITY FOR- WARD-Perry Nelson Lincoln s hoop squad thundered down the basketball track to end in the fourth place position. To the experts Coach Nollan s boys looked none too promuslng at the pre season hoop lamboree an nnnovatlon that matched northern teams agalnst south cnty squads and saw Lnncoln nose out Garfield but lose to Cleveland Starting out by smashnng Roosevelt and Queen Anne they became slow frelght as they lost close frays to Franklun Ballard and Cleveland A thorough scalpnng of the West Seattle lndlans started them steamung agam and the Abes lost but one hard fought game lFrankIunl to end the reg ular season enght wnns four defeats and a triple tue with Cleveland and Bal lard for second place Tex Bockelle and Jim Whntesnde led the Nollanmen over Cleveland thelr furst barrier but they bowed to Ballard The team then met the Eagles nn the pavnluon play off for thurd positron A last mnnute free throw by an Eagle guard dropped the Abes Into fourth place and a thrall packed season ended BASKETBALL STANDINGS Franklun Ballard Cleveland LINCOLN Broadway Queen Anne Garfield West Seattle Roosevelt BASKETBALL BLINDHEIM WHITESIDE PETERSON BOCKELIE MILLS P NELSON SMITH L E W- L- E. N:LsoN ' ........ l O 3 . . . . , . . . 9 5 . . . . . . . . 9 5 ' . . . . . . . . 9 6 . . . . . . . . 7 5 E . . . . . . . 6 6 ' ........ 4 8 . . . , . . . 3 9 . . . . . . . . I l l 1942 BASEBALL Rowl Husby Emerson Lund Wenzel Lnefert Kunz Irnsh Hrmmelman Ratlo Row2 Swanson Manahan Peterson Brock Z mdas Rhodes lesk lVlacFadden Bockelle Marx Broadway Queen Anne Franklnn Roosevelt Garfield LINCOLN West Seattle Cleveland Ballard 'I94l BASEBALL STANDINGS c 7 O 8 8 O0 47 3 TBA 2 8 2 7 26 262 2 9 228 3 2 246 BASEBALL IN A SEASON OF UPS AND DOWNS the l94l Llncoln baseball team ended the season In suxth place with sux wuns and sux losses The season s opener saw Luncoln walk off with a l3 2 wln over Ballard Two successive defeats were suffered at the hands of West Seattle and Broad way then the team proceeded to wan fave games In a row knockmg over Gar field Franklin Queen Anne Ballard and West Seattle un that order These fnve games close and well played put the Lynx In second place with sux wlns and two losses The season ended with four consecutnve defeats LeRoy Paton Lmcoln flrst baseman and clean up hitter won All Cnty hon ors After graduation Paton signed a contract with the Los Angeles Angels of the Pacufuc Coast League At the close of the season Coach Shirley E Boselly announced has retire ment from coachlng dutles and was succeeded by Bull Marx Luncoln grad uate of l937 Coach Marx and hrs 42 squad were hard hut wnth the loss of several lettermen but promlslng starts were encouragung un the season s early stages '20 BAKER DALTHORP HANSEN JONES PARKS BOCKELIE FUKANO HUSBY KUNZ ROSAIA VICTOR 1 1941 TRACK RESULTS EVENT B1IIard 120 YARD HIGH HURDLES 200 YARD LOW HURDLES MILE RUN 8 O YARD RFLA K If 8 YARD RUN 440 YARD RUN 220 YARD DASH YARD DASH HIGH JUMP BROAD JUMP POLE VAULT FOOTBALL THROW TOTAL POINTS I Queen Roose West Broadway Cleveland Franklin Garfield LINCOLN Anne vet Seattle 2811 FROSH SOPH TRACK Row! Hay Chapman Newton Parshall Lambert StaI'1I Hngglnson Lee Banks Grundcn MacGeorge Row2 Baker Marzof lessen Maloney Welngarten Weyer Hurd Wrught DeArmant Row 3 Morgan Conlngton Holler bach Homes Jensen Wnnkler Swartzal Ingham Row4 Morris Wooldrndge Schnender Swenson Rlchards Delvgm Dodgn Row Q Ward Q A I - , I 7 , , 3 - . 2 , I , , . . . . . . , ,, , , 5 2 4 8 8 - - ' .... 3 ,S 3 , I ,, , 5 SO- . . . 2 5 3 - .... 3 2 1 5 - ..,. 3 2 3 5 IOO- .... 2 3 I . . . . . 5 3If3 ,, ,, 3I'3 H , , , . . . , 5 I , 2 ,, 3 SHOT PUT ....., '2 3 6 2 . . , . . 5 ZI2 I2 . . . I 3 2I2 2 . , . I9 V3 30533 I W- 10 6I'2 IO 31 I2 TRACK LETTERMEN Row l Anderson Beaughan Lanabeer Thomas Bowden Rowse Parshall Powers Whiteside Kidd Row 2 Broadgate Kent Nahaas Stave Berg Wolfe Carlson Durgan Frydenlund Row 3 Lynch Morse Pietromonaco Arwine Overman Zemp Lofgren Robb Row4 Phillips Kennedy Lundberg Lyons Row 5 Townsend TRACK THE TIDE OF LINCOLN S TRACK FORTUNES was at a low ebb in l94l the Abes dropping to fifth in the All City meet and third in the Relay Carnival For the first time in eight years Broadway s thinclads nosed out the Lynx in a regular track meet but despite their setbacks the Lynx were the cause ot great spec ulation in sports circles by virtue of the local timber toppers having broken the world s high hurdle record However further invest: gation revealed that only nine of the required ten hurdles had been used disqualifying the team for The 42 season opening with a renewal of the annual Green Lake Marathon saw Jack Wolfe break the tape first With a squad composed princi pally of sophomores and juniors next year s track outlook accord ing to track critics should be bril rant t Q X 4 . ' it r - - ' competition in the timing record. , ' , ' . 4 f ,- A TENNIS Playing a total of nine matches, the l94l ten- nis team went to the court facing stiff com- petition in the forms of Queen Anne, Roosevelt, and Garfield. Returning lettermen for this year were such top-ranking players as Don Coryell, Bill Vandenburgh, Her- man Petzoldt. Final standings were not available. GOLF Going like a steamliner through a one-horse vil- lage, the golf team had little trouble besting their opponents to win the l94l prep golf crown, undefeated. Five times during the season players made scores of 72, those play- ers receiving first team letters were: Steve Bar- rett, Tom Boucher, Jack Graney '4l, Jerry Hold- away '4l, Jim Mallory, Bob lvlelvey, John Row- lings, Howard Stroupe, and Harry Somers. I94I GOLF STANDINGS W. L. T. Pts. 8 0 0 I6 LINCOLN . Roosevelt , , 6 2 O I2 Queen Anne 6 2 O I2 Garfield. . . 4 2 I 9 Cleveland . . 4 3 I 9 Franklin . . 3 5 O 6 Ballard . , . 2 5 O 4 Broadway . . l 7 O 2 West Seattle O 8 O O Bill Vandenburgh, Don Coryell, George Sutherland. TENNIS TEAM: Row l-Thomp- son, Zavales, Petzoldt, Nielsen, Thornberg. Row 2-Coryell, Miller, Vandenburgh, Fritsche, Sutherland, Lee GOLF TEAM: Row I-Lainhart, Boucher, Feller, Stroupe. Row 2 -Jessen, Melvey, Mallory. Steve Barrett, Howard Stroupe, Bob Melvey, Jim Mallory. 54 YELL TEAM With a powerful LIN- COLNIAV' the Yell team led the school through football and basketball seasons in top form. Chos- en by competitive tryouts before Mr. Altman, spon- sor, the squad is ever on the alert for new talent and original yells. Precision timing and effective mo- tion are essential qualifi- cations. Rain or shine, they're ready to stir up enthusiasm. King: Larry Lindberg. ATHLETIC COUNCIL Ever on hand to keep track of athletes and their train- ing rules, is the Athletic Council, major organiza- tion for promotion of sportsmanship and high standards in school and out. Honorary member and co-advisor with Mr. Thompson is Miss Miles, chief rooter at all athletic events. President: I-lenry Fukano. COACHES Newcomer to the coaching staff is Bill Marx, former Lynx graduate, who coaches baseball. I-lead Coach Nollan superin- tends football and basket- ball, Mr. Sutherland ad- vises racket-wielders. YELL TEAM: Row l-Lindberg, Caffee, Greve, Carlson, Hulslander. BOYS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL: Row I -Whiteside, Kidd, Miss Miles, Mr. Thompson, Mills. Row 2-Neilson, Coryell, Bockelie, Nelson, Vanden- burgh, Roe, Beebe. 55 i l i i i i GIRLS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL: Row l-Nelson, Howard. Stapp. Row Zglrwin. Raymond, Upcraft Cochran. Row 3-Ewan, Leuke, Nattrass, Rankin, Miller, LITTLE L: Row l-Van Duscn, Cotton, Francis, Scott, Miller, McReynolds, Stapp. Row 2-Broderick Brown, Fitzpatrick, Pedigo, Molin, Neilson, Huckell, Trevethen. Row 3-Wilkison, Legg, Shively, Rankin, Whisnand, Ingersoll, Collins. BIG L: Row l---Lueke, Nattrass, Lyman, Arnst, B. Nelson. Morris, Sours, Upcraft, Cochrane, D. Nel- son. Row 2fGordon, Mignon, Christensen, Gray, Howard, Judkins, Bauer, Ewan, MacPherson, Bal- lard, Gunnarson. Row 3-Rankin, Hansen, Fall, Viatkovich, Ostness, Turay, Bruun, Irwin, Dalthorp, Carlson, Kitchen, Case. Row 4-Miller GIRLS' SPORTS Vim tor Victory headed the l942 Girls' Sports pro- gram as the drive tor a vitalized student body started. Directing the movement, Miss Wolfe, Miss Hull, and Miss Thompson. seen above, ad- vocated atter-school turn- outs, athletic participa- tion, and sportsmanship. With their aid, the Ath- letic Council, committee ot sports managers from Big L, and their assistants from Little L, carried the plan into the gym. BIG L Meeting every second and fourth Tuesday in Room l l l, Big L carries out its purpose to promote good sportsmanship, and create an athletic interest in a larger number ot girls. They cooperated in the Vim tor Victory campaign, and held parties and get- togethers within the club. Five hundred points are necessary for entrance, and participation in at least one maior sport a se- mester is required tor con- tinued membership. 56 HOCKEY Captained by Shirley lr- win, an undefeated team sped down the field at Lower Woodland to end the 1941 hockey season as champions. Final victory was credited to a strong offensive. VOLLEYBALL Faced by strong competi- tion, Mary Castas's team vollied to victory in the closing minutes of play, winning thevolleyballcon- test. Well-placed serves netted final reward. BASKETBALL Organized after regular teams had been assigned, June CoIeman's squad was the surprise winner of the basketball title. Accurate shots turned the tide. AWARDEES Awarded annually to the girls whose sportsmanship and athletic ability make them outstanding, the Girls' Athletic Achieve- ment Placque went this year to Betty Mae Nelson, Ann MacPherson, and Shirley Irwin, Big L mem- bership is a required es- sential. 57 HOCKEY: Row I-Peters, Arnst, Gray, lrwin Legg Bruun Rinkin Row 2 Castas Anderson Col lins, Egberg, Vlatkovich, Rankin, Nelson VOLLEYBALL: Row I--Bodeen, Kitchen LaBrechc Castas Fletcher Carlson Row 2 Tyler Bosley Tayler, Lyman, Upcraft. BASKETBALLQ Row l-Tamura, LaBreche Weaver Coleman Cochrane Row 2 Weeks Case Haney Row 3A-Rankin, Joy. DANCE DRAMA THE ABOVE PICTURE wa taken at the Armnstrcc Day dance suite which was prcscntcd it 1 tocwl church servrce As its prwn cupal project thc class also presented the Annual Dance Drama rn May DANCE DRAMA, regular physical education class IS based on Modern Dance which IS the translatlon unto movement of the lute and Ideas of today Llmuted to thurty fnve membership nn the class IS obtained by tryout IH June ot the precedung year A wantnng Inst cares for any vacancies which may occur Meeting twice a week throughout the year the class creates and presents nts performances whnch are given at school and communuty attaurs durnng the year. 58 P0 M SPURTS PARADE PASSENGERS SS Xa, 'R ia MM, -w .Axw FN. V 1 Aid' 013 -62214 Q01 W' A-'Q AW QQ, CLASSES '05 awww ,.,, .M --aah! 5 Q 3 X ,..-.n 9, fu W '4 .33 t 'f ,fa fa 1-w 2 Jw n-uf Q.. WW --.and x ,4 w.w:,m, -annul M v A-Xu W ,fn m4 9 M. ...nf 'iv A , - ' . 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' ' ' .- 4 ,, .N 4, 4..4 . .4 4 4 4 .4 4 .-51 V- - 'sig if . .fail -. 1' NS .E5:5'..:a1. z :elf ' ..-4' 1 ' 1 '-1Z:,::,.:.f..jj'Qf:' 4 .4 .4 44 44 4 f 4 . 4 2 - - .. .,- 4 44 . gg -s 'N ' 5 0 ' . E- 55555524 R4 A . . -5:5155 J:-3:-5154.4 .Zis5:af5i.S.4-. X ' 1:fins.'-52525152fx-i'E.'F5'2I5:?2'?--'Z:- 2 . 1 .4 Qf:...M,2 4-,.,-.W I. -4 4 , . . if . 5 .f if 'IF-1 A ' T ' . .ig 4 .4 4 , . 44 . . 4 4 M ii rw ,- Sv Say W5 2 0 .A .4 ww 2? M ff HELEN COLEMAN, President SHIRLEY BOGRAND, Secretary-Treasurer MISS SCHOFIELD, Advisor RAY BOGRAND, Vice-President FRESHME IN JUNE, the Grade School Bus rattled to a stop at High School Depot, left its load of graduates, and pulled away. Diploma-clutching freshmen swarmed to the platform -impatient for the next lap of their journey, ready for action. September heralded the arrival of the High School Limited, and the newly initiated were put aboard. Seniors soon learned they could no longer beguile naive little freshmen, and, but for habit-engraved betrayal, Ferdie Frosh was secure in his upperclass camouflage. He could step into Study Hall with acquired nonchalanceg he could slouch in his seat in the best senior style. He learned fast and made friends, and when the Limited stopped in June, he decided that it wasn't bad going to Lincoln - he had learned there was a Rhythm to the Rails. FRESHMEN-Group I: Row I -Eberharter, Batchelder, Ben- son, Bodeen, Atkinson, Bailey, Black, Bosley, Blanton, Allbee, Bower. Row 2-Bright, Ben- sene, Brown, Barker, Clarizo. Birkland, Berg, Borgand, Boyd, Row 3-Anderson, Baker, Bus- ton, Bentley, Blackstock, Aff, Baker, Boutry, Bunn, Allbee. Row 4-Buchan, Alber, Aisis, Ball, Cook, Cox, Cowling, Carlson, B. Bergstrom, Berg- man, R. Bergstrom. Group II-Albright, Barr, Bet- tigole, Black, Antle, Beards- ley, Adair, Breshears, Arm- strong. Row 2-Carlson, Chap- man, Borgen, Coane, Ballard, Curtis, Colella, Aynes, Clark, Chare. Row 3-Dickie, Dieter' icks, Deasy, Fairbanks, Clark, Carlson, Crane, Carey, Deuel, Cosgrove. Row 4-Currie, Christianson, Crippe, Dunstan Deligan, Delber, Q -fa 533, Q- .Ewa .5 ..-f. 1 ,, 61? 1Gwg-.::' gg-155 if SN: Qi-if fr 3f+:A',3.'i fri-gi? Q 'f' 2 'fr QWYSWV ::. I J 4-:ea ijug, 9 'G --si. sz ilHil mmf: if ' 52Y?r5 U ni if U 13 .54 A A S N , A 4, x as ,J - as Q 6 G -3 . -1 ma-. ME. A fs,f,Q, iQ'2 asf' 9 V91 FMQ G ca 3 1. R su f ,Jgfm -3- G Z :bidi V -ff f f . ,' Y 'Q Q 'fi 1 , , Q 5 . I! 11 Q11 VFW H . .2dY,..,. V 5' ? mfg .sul . 'Q . - K , wha uulfu Hiliisu Q13 551' 45 33-5, Q U ' an w?W!b 69 -l xx 4 gf 5 q Q is Q 4 X x Q Q 0 iw ,...-s--- ...an--I - il i .M A ' ' ,f a x l , 3 333 .Q-V' K L VV , 4 1' , ,. I A. 5 4 ' . A 3, 4 v ik an .. if if V A U annuals '- Q W K- GEORGE SUTHERLAND P cl T CAROLYN CLARK V P d t SHIRLEY YOUNG S MISS MILES Ad 65 WITH A NECKTIE AND A SPARE PLAID SOCK stlcklng from a brlef case ot World His tory papers Sammy Sophomore caught the 8 35 on the run Freshman year had fanled to deprive hum of has happy go lucky alr and he surged with fresh ambltlon for school life Party dances and football games coupled wnth that Sophomore look that comes only to one ofthe educated class sngn posted has course Teachers emerged from their chrysallses to become people experience broadened Sopho more perspectnve the class prepared to shoulder the junior partnership From their group are to come the leaders of the Class of 44 Already they conslder themselves veterans of the rails They re peering around the next bend they hold their tickets tor next year they re wanting for the September call All Aboard' l l l , resi en , ice- rsei en , ecretary-Treasurer . l S 0 P H 0 M 0 R E S ' ' ' tt I9 I ll Y I Q 4 , - . v - Y l . . , . v , v - - D as il 533 if ,Q U tg Q? 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Row 2fBenoit, Erickson, McDonell, Gordon, Thornburn, Cheek, Harring- ton, Paulson, Ehrler, Brod- erick, Raduenz. Row 3- Herrick, Dickenson, Doane, Barrett, Pearson, Leigh, Roblaerson. Starck, McLaugh- lin, Satterlee, Isbell. Row 4- Binzer, Willers, Venabel, Faires, Pleas, Van Natter, Dahl, Emmerson, Gragg, Iverson, Cook. SOPHOMORES-Group IX: Row I-Re Burron, Yatsun- off, Walkei, Sandwick. Waller, Wallace, Young, Wilson, Wilbur. Row 27 Young, Venabales, White- head, Vieweg, Van Ness, West, Wilkison, Lund, Young Spitler, Row 3a-Wiesrnan, Verlinde, Whitfield, Whipple Varnei, Werge, Jaffe, Varri- ano, Williams, Row Alf Smith, Wallace, Wright. Wainwright, Weyer, Wright. Wiliks, Winne. Group X: Row I-I-lardesty, McPherson, Smith, Gradwohl. Gardiner, Cross, Castas, Johnson, McCaffery, Egge. Row 24Drew, Sarnburger. Hart, Jacabie, Fletcher. Crane, Hansen, White, Glenn Row 3- 'KaIstner, Paige, I-lenrickson, Capi land, Ander- son, Blorklund, Hancock. Brown, Cook, Jackman, Row 4- -Higbee, I-louck. Belmont, Phillips, Crozier, Thompson, Zanidies, Irish, Semke, Bush, Brown, English RODERICK NOLTE P d T IAN KRAUSE V P d BILL EDMONDS S MISS MARY MONTFORT Al ROLLING ALONG on all twos the Junnors planked theur platforms well Startlng at Sep tember termlnal they checked un for fnrst perlod In time to start the wheels IH the Junlor work they turned to other of thelr upper class responsnbulntnes Promoting general school spnrlt the Class of 43 stood squarely behund their elders pruvaleged by senuorlty Wlth the arrival of June they watched the Seniors graduate anticipating their own Gllgl bllnty for premature vacations and fluffy organ due dresses Great events are being planned thelr sensor year stands before them swnngnng open nts gates of opportunity Through the haze In the distance they view thelr destlnatnon , resi en VIV , ice- resi ent , ecretary J U N I o R S Red Cross Drive. Well-equipped for future r X A I L m Q g 2-1 ary wi H Q 4 . 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' gf 3 - b ' 86,6 mf Y r M.M. f- W 'L f I 1- N-I V v 'fr i n EH ' ,. f 8 N' L A I 4 r uf YN Q? Q na ,- I A SH 3- K 1 2 '53 1 OR Addie Shih!! Q--, Evamu Stimpsan 'x vu- Ts an-gle Thorson T Maxine Tyler Torlcif Vaabcna Bettie Ward K 'hs ,... Un vid Thompluns P-wlifw Tyler Yoshiaki uma. bf 6'-T Yuri Uch ids '17 VN' 4. Janette Vzn Haven Jeanndte Wadleigll Addis Qs 2' fm' Mutha -0. N-J 3 'L -'SZ' OR ELAINE BJELLAND Secretary MRS ELLA WILLARD Advisor DOROTHY BRIDGEMAN Treasurer HARLAN MECHELSEN Pres dent CHARLES DAVIS Vce Pres dent SENIORS TRAVELERS FOR A TRIP that ended all too soon the sensors began to realize the frnalaty of graduation only when they recenved long awaited commencement announcements Se nlor week had failed to penetrate the lnflnlty of day to day assignments but the tempo of routrne had been speeded to mass production tle sounds to announce another sensor class ready to step to the platform People made jokes about from a hobo to a sensor In tour easy years Yet the school traln would contnnue on nts course the next year bringing stlll more engineers and fnremen With regret we leave Lincoln s tamllrarnty and stride out unto a world at war The Immediate future presents an om: nous cast but a tour year preparation has served Its purpose We re taking the Trams to the Future , i , s - i Now, the one long blast of a locomotive whis- i as 'L we ,www as are We Q53 'T' anion A Lv' s:j : - .,,,, . . H -' .. ' '::: X .2 f., ' , Re v V- ' : f -z.f i-f-'s1s- 2:2- 1 ' ,: 2- M 'I A I U, -' , ', 1 ' 1 A Z .' ic i :wisggo my -W ....: 2,,, M ,1., .,.,:,.,. S , : H A I . i t -r A 'A- ---- I :'-'-W ..1, BEVERLY ABBOTT RED Fairbanks, Alaska Cosmetics Demonstrator PEGGY ADAMS Dance Drama: Gleeg BLONDlE San Pedro Navy Base AdmiraI's wife ROSS AMO Chanters: Intramural Basketball lVlgr,: Roll Room Reporter: PEACHES Shoe Store Proprietor Corn grower ALICE ANDERSON She can find a way. Hollywood Glamor Girl Mrs. Joe Dcakes EINAR ANDERSON Annual Staff: Publicity Council: P.-T, A. Dance Comm.: Pep Comm.: Hall Displays, Banners: SHORTY Commercial Artist Paint Slinger EUGENE ANDERSON Star Loft Productions: Bookroom: GENE Radio Announcer Foreman, lumber yard EUNICE ANDERSON Senior Glee: Chanters: Clerk: HONEY Singer Talent scout's wife HELEN ANDERSON Weekly Staff: Minute Girl: Attendance Office: ..H. Ann Happy Hunting Ground Caricaturist LARRY ANDERSON Mechanically minded Defense Worker Union organizer LAWRENCE ANDERSON Vice-Pres, All-City Quill and Scroll: Traffic Squad: Totem Weekly: Publicity Council: Tennis: Band: ANDY Journalist Newsboy at 4th and Pike MARILEE ANDERSON Her Tap dancing is a box-Office attraction. Stenographic Bookkeeping President's secretary MARILYN ANDERSON Glee Club: F.-S, A.: Minute Girl: ANDY Secretary Glenn MiIIer's Soloist MAXINE ANDERSON Chanters: Girls' Club Comrn: Latin Club: French Club: Revue: MACKIE Nurse Dr. Anderson, we presume MARGARET ARNST Triple L: Big Lg Cabinet: Usher Force: Publicity Council: Sr. Honor Society: Art Library: French Club: P,-T. A. Dance Comm.: MARGlE Happiness University Radio announcer AL ATWORTH Field Patrol: Fire Squad: Stamp Plan: Chief Elec- trician, Stage Force: XAN Radio City KIRO electrician SHIRLEY BAIRD She lights the way in the stumbling block. Usherefte Real life Daisy Mae ELLSWORTH BAKER Fire Squad: Ski Club: Stamp Plan: I-look, Line and Sinker Club: Baseball: CHICK Aeronautical Engineer Champion ski-iumper RAY BAKER Football: Baseball: Hi-Y: FLASH Top Sergeant Home-run king MARIAN BALDWIN Happy-go-lucky. Pol'-o'-Gold Librarian BOB BANNISTER Field Patrol: BANNlE Chemical Engineer Du Pont bottlewasher LORRAINE BARNETT Chanters: Revue: BARNEY Los Angeles Angels First base coach 80 mi- it-.M uw 9ff,T'N4ffioki 89 WW '1 QQ-1.5. l ,,,,,, ,, Ticige?-r MM- MLW' ' Pom, ..:i- ', : i' ' ' 'f-- 'V . ,?.f1fs-3?-.-.M . , - t-: IIEG AQ f A :.:., - ,i - . g i :-sud! H , :. Q5 Q . .- : - V . - V ',-, .,,:, X, in I ,I ,.. . BETTY ROSE BARRY Vocational Comm,: Health Comm.: Big L: Desk Girl: Dance Comm.: BET Physical Therapy Mayo Clinic Specialist BOB BATCHELDER Stage Force: Traffic Squad: Fire Squad: Publicity Council: Dance Comm,: BUM BATCH Naval Aviator Displaying his medals BARBARA BAUER Big L: Cabinet: Orchestra: Band: Glee: BABS A Job? Bass in symphony NANCY BEAN Jr, Gleeg Desk Girl: Stamp Cashier: BEANY American Sightseer Travelogue lecturer ROBERT BECK Traffic Squad: Fire Squad: Library: Honor Soc.: Ticket Force: Field Patrol: Ski Club: Lynx Club: MASON Electrical Engineer Television boss CORRINNE BEEBE Spanish Club: Ski Club: Hook, Line, Sinker Club: Li- brary: Athletics: Ad Staff: Totem Weekly: QUEENlE A Happy Marriage Happy housewife FRAN BEEBE Board of Control: Athletic Council: Lynx Club: Vice- Pres. Boys' Club: Honor Society: Track: Building and Grounds: PEACHES Rocky Road to Knowledge Mail carrier BILL BENDER Spanish Club: Jr. and Sr. Representative: Baseball: LlPPY Latin America Good-neighbor policyholder ALVIN BENSON Golf: Football Mgr,: Basketball Mgr.: BENNY Spare-Time Artist Owner of one million golf balls ELEANOR BERG Flower Comm.: ELLlE Stenographer Vogue model TED BETTIGOLE Solid sender Circus Owner Man on the Flying Trapeze DOREEN BETTS Dresden Doll Second Schaparelli Mme. Dodo's Hat Shoppe DON BEVILACQUA Electrician, Stage Force: Spanish Club: Esperanto Club: GOOTCH Physicist Authority on natural science EVELYN BEVRY Minute Girl: Office: LYNN Business Graduate Beauty operator ELAINE BJELLAND Secy, Class of '42: Triple L: Honor Soc.: Usher Force: Inter-High Council: Make-Up: Building and Grounds: Chanters: Secy. Frosh Class: E, B. lokeology at the U Author: l,000 Best Jokes LAWRENCE BLANCHARD Chanters: LAWRY Job at Navy Yard Man of leisure AL BLINDHEIM Basketball: Lynx Club: Stamp Cashier Husky Casaba Team Steepleiack MARY BOBEAU Sr, Roll Rep.: BILLY Stenographer Collector ot score cards JOHN BOLAN Fire Squad: Traffic Squad: Field Patrol: HiAY: Senior Play: Starloft Productions: Sports Ed., Totem Weekly: IRISH 6, si, Olympic bell-hop HARPER BORLAND Fire Squad: Stage Force: HARP The Stratosphere Keeping track ot the meteors JOHN BOSSERT Chanters: Revue: Spanish Club: BEASTLY Navy Bound High school grad, at last ,QM 5 111544 2 196 Tl CK- ET' up O F03 Q v V' .... 1 .,..., . . Z svub H. ... ,:,,...-:,L,. -5 I ,V , - --':' rr 1' f .ffm ,- JOYCE BOUTIN Publicity Commg Art Cornmg Glee3 JOY Hollywood Riveter at Boeing's DOROTHY BOWMAN Chantersg Ski Club: Hook, Line, and Sinkerg Gleeg Totem Weeklyp BOWMAN A Job While Waiting A home and George PATSY BOYCE Dance Dramag Glee: Frosh Debateg SUNSHINE Dancing Teacher Owner: Alaskan mailboat LOWELL BOYLE He's well on his way already Navy Blues Four gold stripes ELLEN BRANDT Soph. Repg Soph, Aux.1 Jr Roll Rep.: Desk Girly HCOWHANDH Social Welfare Spanish interpreter DORAMAY BRANSTETTER How she can draw! A Raise Head of office staff DOROTHY BRIDGEMAN Treas, Sr. Classg Triple Lg French Club: Honor Soc.g Publicity Councilp DOTTY A Month of Sundaes Secretary of Treasury BOB BRIDSTON Field Patrol: BRIDY The Year 2000 Winner: Fishing Derby BARBARA BRITTS Coca-Cola Cutieg BARB A Good Job Ad writer: Ever Crack Gum DICK BRODERICK In the moodg DICK University Bound Insurance Salesman RUTH BRUUN Big Lg French Clubg Honor Soc.: Gleeg Chantersg Girls' Athletic Councilg GENIUS English Teacher Freshman Adviser BEVERLY BROWNING Rec. Secy. Girls' Clubg Triple L3 Minute Girl Chmnl Inter-High Councilg Cabinetg Honor Soc,3 Ticket Force: BEVY Astronomy Arlington Observatory PEGGY BUCHAN Clerical Comm.g Cabinet: SHORTY Office Worker Office of her own ROBERTA BUNTEN Bandg Orchestrag French Club: Bus Mgr., Totem Weeklyg BERTlE Author of Best Seller True Story MARY LOUISE BURKE Honor Soc.: Spanish Club: Cabinetg LOUSY Thinness Founder: Get-Thin-Club CRAIG BURTON He gets things done, Gentleman-of-Leisure Fuller-Brush-Man JEANNE CAFFEE Senior Playg Starloft Productionsg Girls' Club Commit- tees: Annual Staffg VAMPIRE Broadway Grand old lady of the stage RAY CALEY Entered from Californiag Soph. Class Presidentg Senior Play: Starloft Productions Cattle Ranch Cowboy SYLVIA CAMPBELL Big Sisterg Minute Glrl1 'iSLlCK Fashion Designer Vogue Art Editor LOIS CAPPS Cabinetg Triple L: Big L3 French Club: Junior Secyg Minute Girlg Art Libraryg SHORTY Primary Teacher Holder of rare coins BILLY CARR In the groove with his T square: BUDDY Singing Architect Designer of schools 82 :. .. :Doo Destin ., V Nmv., iw- lo 942. ll if MA WW I9 'flcl-:ET ww' MMM! 60 S'-'GQ i L' i . Xi ' b . - I ,,.., ,W A ELEANOR CARR Unrutflable Elocution Teacher Switchboard Suzy HAROLD CARTER Him and his camera: Nickname: STlNKY Engineer Designer trans-Atlantic bridge VIRGINIA CARUSO Minute Girl: Sooh. Dance Comrn.: Chanters: Revue. Concert: Sr. Glee: GlNNlE Bound for Glee Another Caruso DELORES CHARBONNEAU Minute Girl: DEE Stenographer Scamstrcss BETTE CHRISTENSON Counsellors' Clerk: BET Live in Boston Baking beans LILLIE MAE CHRISTENSON Big L: Sr. Honor Soc.: CHRISTY Government Secretary Secretary ot State CAROL CHRISTOPHER Band: SKEEZIX Commercial Artist Billboard scraper MAXINE CLARKE Chanters: Readers' Club: Minute Girl, Gleei MACKY Stenographer Tillie the Toiler CATHERINE CLODFELTER Senior Play: Spring Revue, Starloft Productions: Art Library Comm,: Chanters Radio Actress House mother ot orphanage NAOMI COLEMAN Healthy, happy, and wise Murder Mystery Writer Policcwoman PAT CONDRON Entered from Ballard: Sr. Glee: Chanters: SWOOZE College Graduation Opera singer JEAN COTTON Little L: Glee: Jr. Rep. Waitress Lincoln librarian ANNA COTTRELL Honor Soc,: News Ed.. Totem Weekly: Secretarial Comm.: Annual Staff: UGRANDMAH Secretary to Baseball Club President. Seattle Rainiers BILL COX Lynx Club: Debate: Building and Grounds: Honor Soc.: Ski Club: Swimming Team: Latin Club: Frosh Class Pres.: Traffic Squad: Fire Souad: French Club: PARKER Chemist The mad scientist I PHILIP CRAGG Honor Soc.: Lynx Club: Traffic Squad: Fire Squad: Track: Hi-Y: Publicity Council: French Club: Bank Messenger: l-lUMPER Big Shot Engineer Laying water pipe ELIZABETH CRANE Art Library Comm.: Jr. Secy,: Minute Girl: Annual Staff: Roll Reporter: SPl'l'FlRE Radio Actress Great American novelist DICK CRISMAN The worId's his oyster. Lumberiack Paul Bunyan MEL CROY Sr. Rep.: Quill and Scroll: Weekly Staff: t'SQUlD Naval Air Corps The Admiral BILL CUNNINGHAM French Club: Stamp Plan: TWIN Business Success Rockefeller II BOB CUNNINGHAM French Club: TWO-BOY Good Income Morgcnthau II BARBARA CURRY Chanters: Revue: Sr. Play: Starlott Productions: French Club: Honor Soc : Minute Girl: BOBBY Dramatics Teacher Second Katherine Cornell 83 ?'2Ii's-f- W' :M Ffa 'Noi I Y ,I E 5 I uu vft i joi : Qi at ::: . I rr ' R J J, V... i . y DOROTHY DALK Library: Ticket Force: Starloftg Sr. Play: Spanish Club: DOT Radio Work Tomorrow's Gracie Allen MAE DALY Honor Soc.: Latin Club: Library: Minute Girl: Stamp Cashier: Counsellors' Clerk: Annual Staff: Roll Room Reporter: IRISH Surgical Nursing Trotting the Irish hogs BILL DANNER Spanish Club, Radio Club: LONG JOHN Electrical Engineer Inventor of death ray WILBERT DANNER Honor Soc.: Latin Club: Traffic Squad: Fire Squad: TED Geologist Fossil finder SHIRLEY DANSKIN Big L1 Art Comm. Sculptor Chiseler CHARLES DAVIS Vice-Pres, Frosh Class: Vice-Pres, Soph Class: Vice- Pres. Senior Class: Pres. Lynx Club: Bus. Mgr. '4l An- nual: Honor Soc.: Quill and Scrolll CHUCK Independent Efficiency Expert Vice-President, United States EILEEN DAWSON Library: Office: Nurse's Asst.: BONNIE World Traveller Discoverer of missing link BETTY DAYMUDE German Club: Cabinet: Dance Drama: Quill and Scroll: Totem Weekly: Publicity Council: B: J, Coed Olympic swimmer MARGIE DAYTON Big L: MAGGIE Good Job Exterminator ot practical iokers JIM DELIGAN Figures are right up his pencil: DYNAMITE Steilacoom Janitor at the Fun House AUDREY DESPAIN Minute Girl, Library Staff: Clerical Comm.: Com- mercial Helper: PlNKY Good-Looking Boss Catalogue clerk HAROLD DODGE Lynx Club: Fire Squad: Field Patrol: Track: WEFORTH Doctor Knife thrower GLADYS DODSON Chanters: Athletics: GLADlE Toe Dancer Bus Driver BILL DOWNEY Lynx Club: Debate: Latin Club: Track: Chanters: Re- vue: Chief, Field Patrol: Fire Squad: Traffic Squad: Honor Soc: UP-EY Lawyer Speaker ofthe House KATHERINE DUFFY Girls' Club Pres.1 Triple L3 Latin Club: Usher Force: Bus. Mgr.: Totem Weekly: Assembly Comm.: Cabinet: Honor Soc.: KAY Criminologist The Great Sherlock CAROLYN DU SCHER Latin Club: Revue: Chanters: CADDlE College Graduate Mortar Board NYMAH EGBERG Entered from Bellingham: Soc. Comm.: Athleticsl NYMPH Nurse Manicurist JIM EHRIG Tall, dark, and handsome. Golden Gloves Champ Hair stylist BOB ELFNER Baseball: ELF Machinist Torpedo rider ERMAJEAN ELFRINK French Club: Glee: Social Welfare Comm.: ERMlE Carefree Daze Cook in drive-in JUNE ELKEN Dance Drama: Honor Soc.: Annual Staff: Co-Chmn, Clerical Comm.: JUDY Stenographer Ballet Russe 84 Wt. MMNM magnum R942 W KW 'Siu I 'l96b if-4953. CMM' lv LORRAINE EMNOTT Minute Girl: Revue: Chanters: Dance Dramai LORRY Hollywood Mrs. Victor Mature DELORES ERICKSON Soph, Rep: Latin Club, Ski Club: Ways and Means: DORl Nurse Skating instructor EROL EGE After-school athletics: FLYNN Teacher Collector foreign coins MARJORIE ESTERBROOK Chantersl Starlottl Senior Play: Revue: Publicity Council: Opera: Debate: MARGIE Football Coach Theater Cashier GLORIA EUSE Latin Club: Glee Surgical Nurse Angel of mercy TOM EVANS Field Patrol: Fire Squad: Honor Soc Chemical Engineer Gas man NORMA JEAN EWAN Cabinet: Triple L: Vice-Pres, Big L: Orchestra: Ski Club: Honor Soc. Bactcriologist Calling Dr. Ewan MARGARET EWING Debate: Editor, Totem Weekly: Quill and Scroll: Bus. Mgr., Totem Annual: Publicity Council: French Club: Honor Soc.: Counselors Office: BABY Owner, Seattle Rainiers Pennant waver ARLISS FAIRBANKS She now is Mrs, Larry Pickrell Mrs. Larry Pickrell Mrs. Larry Pickrell EDMON FALCK Chanters: Ski Club: Spanish Club: Field Patrol: ED Army Buck private COLLEEN FARMER Drum maiorette: Program Comm. Boogy-Woogy Drummer Gene-ette Krupa BOB FELLER Football: Golf: STUBBY Professional Football Star, Chicago Bears MARY FITZPATRICK Chantersi Honor Soc.: Little L: FlTZ Success Mrs. Million Bucks ELDON FLOODEEN Band: Photography his hobby. Forestry Old Man of Mountains LILLIAN FOLLESTAD Minute Girl: Publicity Council: Ski Club: Chanters: Fine Arts Comm.: Makeeup Squad: Roll Rep.: Opera: LIL Hair Stylist Madame's Shoppe BETTY ANN FOSTER Girls' Club Treas.: Triple L: Honor Soc: Publicity Council: Assembly Comm.: Library: P.-T. A. Dance Comm,: TOKE Nurse Flying Serum to Alaska ARLENE FOUTS SCatterbrain Bareback Rider Ju-iitsu instructor TOM FOWLER Chanters: Opera: Stamp Plan: SKIP South Seas Beachcomber CHESTER FRASHER Ticket Force: He collects agates, Wyoming Ranch foreman MERLE FRASER Sr. Orchestra: Could live forever on lemon meringue pie. Concert Violinist Business promoter DWAYNE FRITSCHE Rakish young athlete: Favorite food: Wimpy's Engineer Math teacher 85 M . w U WtiM,,,.4. 'DESTINATION 1942 - wi-I M 'Q -W l96o Tic!-aE7' ' 'lt- l 'T Ll-s-' Fora A SHIRLEY FRITZ Skiing and skating snowgirlg SQUlRLEY Norway Lynx Club: Vi Council: Hi-Y: Successful Life Publicity Coun Mosquito Boat Secretary Minute Girl: Sr Good Job Sunshine Girl: Good Business Woman Cabinet: Ski C Soc. Comm.: Sr Explorer Annual Editor: and Scroll: Big Club: Jr Secy. Journalist Band: Orchestr Ski Queen HENRY Y. FUKANO ceAPres, Boys' Club, Pres. Athletic Baseball1TotemWeekIyp MURPHY Architect BILL GAFFNEY cil, Ski Clubg GAFF Mosquito SHIRLEY GARDNER Rug cutter de luxe General manager JEANNE GIBSON Rep 1 'CIBBYH Dance instructor EDRENE GILBERT EDDY Orange grower PAT GILBERT lub: French Club, Avocation Comm.: .Rep.: t'PAT Mrs. North America FRANCES GRAY Ed,-in-Chief, Totem Weekly: Quill L: Triple L: Honor Soc 3 Secy. French 3 Pep Comm CHIEF Editor, Peoria Pulp GLADYS GREEN a, Opera, Revue, Minute Girl, Honor Soc.: GLADY Musician Seattle Symphony EILEEN GREENSLADE Minute Girl: Roll Rep.: Basket Girlg Tumbling Team, PEEWEE Secretary Golden voicedg Concert Singer Anything with Radio Singer Professional tumbler LILLIAN GREGORY LIL Metropolitan BERNICE GREVE rhythm suits her: BERNlE Voice on Hit Parade RAYMOND GRONVOLD 'AUD in the Air with Radio: RAY Radio Operator Technician, NBC LOIS GIUSTI Totem Staff Feature Ed., Quill and Scroll, GUSTY Marriage Fashion plate EUGENE GUNDERSON HEAD MAN ' Building Bombers U. S. N. BOB HALL French Club, Sr, Honor SOC ICl'1Etf'll0YS Chemist Vial explorer JIM HANBY Entered from DANIEL Naval Air Corps Sr, Rep., Ski C Stenographer Hillsboro High, HiAYg Basketballg Second Luisetti ZELILA HANKINS lub: Clerical helper: ZEE Office attraction NORMA JEAN HANSEN Ski Club: Cleri cal Comm : Counselors' Olfice1 Ways and Means Comm g Minute Girl Secretary Glee Club, Rol Figure Skater JO ANN HAPKA I Room Reporterg JO Marriage and three children Grandma Jo Clerical Comm , Secretary ADA HARDESTY Ski Club, Minute Girl, EDDY Bowling professional 86 A my so 14742 ,gf M 'nf-KET' M L'-1 QM I' WW '4-sam FOR .,... , V. , far:-'sfww' ' ,, - ::i ..L. ,, . ass. . -4. N, -' A ' I- --f:isf '.sw 'tar ' N. - I . . :T . Mn' 'lU,,,x- ft ., their 2 f ., 's2s:2sz,:-21 -.iw f' 'A COLLEEN HARDIN Big L, Little L: Minute Girl: PEACHES Ski race Silver Skis Champ DONNA HARMON Spanish Club: Sr. Gleeg I-IERMEEZU School Teacher College professor LILLIAN HARNISH Honor Soc.: Clerical Comm.: Chanters: Opera: LIL Self-Support Crutch designer BOB HART Boats are his hobby: BOB Electrician Inventor, electric outboard IVY HARTMAN Twlnklctoesl POISON Famous dancer Ballet danccr DICK HARTWIG Shop foreman: BUTCH Butcher Policeman AINA HASSELSTROM Going up in the world. Social welfare Irish Sweepstakes winner HOLLIS HASSENPFLUG Laughing boy: HOLLY Hobo Explorer YVONNE HATFIELD Dance Drama: Friendship Comm.: Stamp Plan: Rc- vueg Make-up Comm.: Latin Club: YVlE That 64-dollar question Chairman of the Board CAROLINE HAUG Kicks u her he ls' CARRIE p e , Stenographer Personnel director BERTON HAUGUM Sr. Orchestra: Field Patrol: Spanish Club: BUGUP Navy Street-corner violinist TREVOR HAUSSKE Entered from North China American School: Sports: Student Comm.: Glee Club: PETROVlTCH Doctor Great brain surgeon DALE HAWNEY Attendance Office: HONEY Meatman Owner of big party house CLYDE HEASLY Lynx Club: Head Mike Squad: Student Director of Band: Chanters: Sr. Orchestra: SQUEAK Electrical Engineer Owner of CBS EVELYN HEMPEL Minute Girl: Sr. Rep.: EVEY Secretary Goodwill ambassador BETTY HENTON Chanters: Revue: Latin Club: Spanish Club: TlNG Nurse Good, night-nurse BOB HERZOG Starloft Productions: Spanish Club: Roll Reporter: ZAGGY Tibet Lama VIRGINIA HESS Junior Sccy.: GlNNY Mexico Oil tycoon LAVONNE HESSINGER Glee Club: BONNIE Escape from school Marriage BOB HILL Stage Force: CORPUSCLE Captain of his ship Pirate JUNE HITE Art Library: Library Staff: JUNlE Teacher Mrs. Chips 87 'GM M wif we' 'BEM-M 9 M I9 i 4 T 'rica-JE-r wif, MMM' Tw- 60 I2-arq . .J N I-Q I M, H JERIE HIZEY Attendance Office: JERIE Career World traveler JACK HOLMES Track: HERKY Big-money iob Collector infernal revenue RODGER HOLMSTROM Hook, Line, and Sinker Club: HOOPLE Mechanical Engineer Grease monkey BOB HOPPER Chanters: Swimming Team: Tennis: Spanish Club: 'A HOP Teacher MADELINE HORN Grammarian Dance Drama: Girls' Club Commg MAD Office Worker BETTY HORSLEY Roll Room Reporter: BET Stenographer Bldg. and EVELYN HOUCK Grounds Comm.: Jr. Secy.1 Chanters: Band: Revue: Concert: 'ADICKIEU Music Teacher's Wife DONNA HOUSER Kangaroo-Rancher Boss's wife Orchestra: Pep Comm.: Doing scalcs Sr, Honor Soc.. Minute Girl: Spanish Club. DON Hawaii Bug L: Triple L: Minute Girl: Jr. Secy. MARGARET HOWARD Pearl diver 3 French Club: Annual Staff: Girls' Athletic Council: MARNlE Horse ranch MARILYN HOWLETT Quiet but not dumb Dictician BRUCE HUBBARD Horsing around Hotel Chef Lynx Club: Traffic Squad: Fire Squad: German Club: Hook, Line, and Sinkcr Club: LIVER-LIPS Wonderful world CARL HUBBARD It it has wheels4he can fix lt. Consulting Engineer Honduras Marine DOLORES HUBBARD Chanters. French Club: Latin Club: DOLLY Nurse Harmonizer on Lullaby Hour GEORGE HUBBARD Can make birdies out of paper: HMOTHERH Hockey star GAIL HUNTER King of cannibals Spanish Club: Quill and Scroll: Big L : Sr, Honor Fun HELEN IRWIN Opera composer Basket Glfll Attendance Office: Soph-Jr. Roll Rep: HSNOOKS Aviatrix SHIRLEY IRWIN Beauty operator Badminton Mgr.: Volley Ball Mgr.: Publicity Council: Spanish Club: Quill and Scroll: Big L: Sr, Honor Soc.: Editor-in-Chief, Totem Weekly: 'BLONDIE' Journalist Latin Club: Graduation She keeps Orchestra pianist Chanters Friendship Home economics Entered from Captain of a Ship WENONAH JAMES Honor Soc.: Minute Girl: MARGARET JAMIESON A by-line UNONIE' Court iester up with thc I-lit Parade: PEGGY MARTHA JAM ESON Housewife : Soc. Welfare Comm.: Sr. Honor Soc,: Comm,: JAMIE LLOYD JENKINS Buyer for Best's O'Dea: ADM IRAL JENKSH Maritime Commission 88 I illlxurff' WMM? BSVTIUHT 2. ls ,, -A '91 KC SE ,I M. wa O AM R. -. , F Q fr' I.. 'Z- CONSTANCE JIMOSSE Her best pal is her sister: CONNIE Bookkeeper Homemaking expert RUBY JOHANSEN Entered from Roosevelt: Soc. Comm.: JO Nurse Rodeo queen KEITH JOHNSON Chanters: Opera Revue Individualist Maker of tine skis MILDRED JOHNSON A whiz with a needIe1 MlLLlE Cactus Grower Home economist PHYLLIS JOHNSON Creative Writing Magazine: FLEA Right to happiness Botanical intormist MILES JOHNSTONE Swimming Team: Tumbling Team: Starloft Produc- tions: Spanish Club: Roll Room Reporter: JOHNNY Edit a best seller Swimming champ TALLIE JONES Football: Fire Squad: Ski Club: Frenrh Club: Hook, Line, and Sinker: Chaplain of Hi-YQ DEACON A business success Still spreading humor BETTY JEAN JOY Attendance Office: Girls' Club Office: Frosh-Soph Aux., B. J. Secretary Clerk in Bon Marchzi TOM KENNEDY Crew racing suits him fine: MOOSE Agate collector History professor BOB KERR Sings in the bath tub: BOB Doctor Scientific American ART KESSLER Entered from Union High: Honor Soc.: Band: Roll Rep :TraCk1 STACY Architect Designer: Public Project JUNE L. KINGSTON Stamp Plan: Sr. Roll Rep. Teacher Study Hall Supervisor GENE C. KINNEY He had a lot of fun: ZlPPER Navy Port ARTHUR KIRKHAM Chantersi ART Radio Announcer Television Engineer JACK KNIGHT lntramural Basketball: JOHN Navy Cabin boy MARK KNOELL Honor Soc.: Dance Comm. Skipper, sail boat Captain. outboard JOHN KOENIG Ski Club Pres.: Traffic Squad: Opera: Revue: Stamp Plan1Chantersi JOHNNY Sun Valley Ski pro. VIVIAN KOSA Friend ofthe people: SISTER Tall, dark, and handsome Author: Ode to a Spud KARL KRAUSE The lad with the musical ear. Fort Knox Making money WILL KREIDE Has figures in his head. Engineer Mathematician GLORIA KRIEGER She likes animals! Success in life Breeder of dogs 89 J .J 'lm ' : n M' NNW- bffnunrion 1942. pf! ' M . 1960 , no ,ff PAT KRIENS Orchestra: Desk Girl: Ski Club: Avocational Comm.: Frosh-Soph Aux.: Publicity Comm.: KRlENSE University Department Buyer ARILD KRYSTAD Traffic Squad: Swimming Team: French Club, As' sembly Comm.: PlNKY Insurance Salesman Mechanic HELEN KUEBLER Triple L: Cabinet: Usher Force: Bldg. and Grounds Comm.: Jr. Sec'y: Ways and Means: NONlE Travel Owner, travel bureau BILL KUEMPEL He could eat spaghetti forever! Exterminator: Barking dogs Wood carver BOB KUNZ Baseball: Vice-Pres., Lynx Club: Traffic Squad: Fire Squad: Head School Banker: Ski Club: Sr. Honor Soc.: Hook. Line, and Sinker Club: POWERHOUSE Engineer Army Air Corps GLENNA LAKE Honor Soc.: French Club: Little L, Soph. Aux.: Athletics: GLEN College education Taxi driver LOYS LAMB Lynx Club: Traffic Squad: Fire Squad: Publicity Council: Stamp Plan: Latin Club: Honor Soc.: Intra- murals: LOUSE Civil Engineer Coast Guard flyer BILL LANGENBACHER Football: Pres. Hi-Y: Soccer: LlMlE Retirement Green Bay Packers ERIK LARSON Baseball: Journalism: Chanters: Publicity Council: BABE 54,000,000 Author: Get Rich Quick HELEN LEE ln the middle of it all. India Snake charmer JIM LEE Entered from Richmond Beach. Basketball, NATURAL Basketball Star 6' 6 NANCY LEET Minute Girl: Girls' Club Comm.: Cabinet. GREEN EYES Commercial artist Portrait painter ROYAL LESHER Nuts and lolts man: TOOLHEAD Mechanical engineer Fireman GLORIA LEWIS Fruit salad is her dish. Around the World Collector, travel folders NORMA LIDER Big L, Make-up Comm.: Chanters: Sr, Gleeq NONIE Make-up artist Face painter ANNA MAE LINDEMAN Chanters: Girls' Sports: Minute Girl: Sr. Glee Secretary Musical comedy DONNA LINTON Usher Force: Honor Soc.: Latin Club: Jr. Class Pres.: Triple L Pres.: Pep Comm.: Soph. Aux., Cabrnetl Publicity Council: P.-T. A. Dance Comm.: SPUD ICUDDLESJ Teacher Personality Q , in person BRUCE LIVINGSTONE Band: Orchestra: Sr, Honor Soc.: DEAD'l'OCK Band leader History teacher ED LADUM Intramural Basketball: Spanish Club. Ski Club: Roll Rep: Totem Staff: BIG ED Arabian Nights Wonder bakcr LAWRENCE LOFGREN Outdoor man: LAURlE Park ranger Mountain climber NEIL LOVELACE Swimming Team: Ska Club: MERRYWEATHER Forestry Treetopper 90 , at vw M,,W ffifflfvhvio 94 . - -f I ' , ings Tic:-:ef W . H - -- If GQ A DEON LAUPP Transfer from Eastern Washington: French Club: DEE Dancing Wheat rancher JACK LUCE - Ladies' Man: CHUBBY College College LOUISE LUNDQUIST Entered from Kirkland. South America Guide for tourist camp MARY LOUISE LYLE French Club: LOUIE Secretary LAURA LYMAN Swimming Teamg Big L: DlMPLES Receptionist RICHARD LYNDE Social liong RICK Marriage and a million BOB Mac FADDEN Roll Reporter: Baseball: Jr. Roll Rep.: STAR Company president ANN MacPHERSON Pencil Pusher Olympic Swimmer Marriage Intramurals: Vice-president Treas. Little L: Girls' Club Comm.: Big Lg Sk: Club: Latin Club: Soph. Aux.: SIS Football player DOROTHY McCANDLESS Football coach Frosh-Soph. Auxiliar 3 Orchestra' Revue: Publicit Councilg DOT Musician FRANCES McCORMA K Minute Receptionist BETTY McCORMlCK Workin' Galg MAC Marriage VIRGINIA McDEVITT Y - - Y Building and Grounds Comm.: Chanters: Concert Violinist C Girl: Attendance Office: Art Comm.: RED Filing Clerk Ski instructor Library Staff: Ticket Force: Glee Clubg French Club: Honor Soc.: Gym Helperg MAC DUFF Florida DUNCAN McGIBBON Soda-jerker Baseball Manager: Lynx Club1 DUNK Jap exterminating ELMER McKAGEN Man of Might Anarchist Flying high Lincoln Faculty Tugboat captain Plantation owner Forest ranger Politician Pilot JANE McLAREN Her Needle is her passport, Teacher BETTY McLEAN She cleans house for a hobby. A good job Golf championships BILL McPHEE French Club: WHlZ Railroad work RICHARD McPHERSON Honeychuld from Dixiei TENNESSEE Army pilot ARNOLD MADSEN Intramural Basketballg Traffic Squadg ARNlE Fireman JOE MALONE Basketball: Lynx Clubg Totem Weekly: Hi-Y: Annual Staff: Pres., Quill and Scroll: Sec., Boys' Club: Pep Commg Latin Club. Author HARVEY MANNING Lynx Club: Debate: Pep Comm.: Fire Squad: Annual Staff: Honor Soc.: HARWELL McLORSKY Geologist 9'I Volcano-tamer iismiwiilwilkf L: V95-ETKNNTNS T541 ,, vi 3 uw .W 1 Tl?-Kiev'-ff? Mi MM' vtuw lgbo ,:gi,,,.poQ , ,,.,1: - V VICTORIA MARKOW Entered from Canada: VlCKY Airplane pilot Non-stop flight EVELYN MARSHALL Chanters: Sr. Glee: Quill and Scroll: Ways and Means Cornm.: Totem Weekly: Minute Girl: EVY Commercial artist Housepainter MERLIN MARTIN Baseball, Intramural Golf: WlZZARD Bremerton Tank designer BETTY MASSONI Glee Club: Tumbling: Review: SHORTY Secretary Champion typist HELEN MATHEOS Cabinet: French Club: Triple L. Honor Soo: JUNIOR Commercial Artist Great Surrealist RUTH HELEN MAURER Big L: Latin Club: French Club: Honor Soc.: BABE Dietician Artichoke-taster HARLAN MECHELSEN Lynx Club: Debate: Sr. Class Pres.: Honor Soc.: Pres French Club: Assembly Comm.: Pep Comm,: Band: Fire Chlet Squad: Traffic Squad: Pres. Bldg. and Grounds: HARPO Lawyer President, U. S. BOB MELVEY Golf: BIG BOY Telegraph operator Carrier pigeon iockey GRACE MILETTE Fresh. Class Treas: Minute Girl: Triple Lg Honor Society: Cabinet: Latin Club: Roll Rep.: BABE Funhouse Ballroom dancer AILEEN MILLER Corr. Sec, Girls' Club: Honor Soc.: Vice-Pres. Triple L: Cabinet: French Club: Building and Grounds Comm.: Publicity Council: Minute Girl: Vocational Comm,: Jr. Sec. FfS. A. Travel President of Afghanistan DORIS MILLER Glee Club: FlEND Singer Organgrinder ELIZABETH MILLER Big L: Little L: Spanish Club: Totem Weekly Home Economics Seamstrcss RODMAN MILLER Lynx Club: Debate: Pres. French Club: Traffic Squad: Tennis: ROD Attorney Supreme Court Judge DON MILLS Stage Force: SPIDER Mathematician Baseball Umpire HARRY MILLS Basketball: Totem Weekly: SKI-BEAK Engineer Water boy HELEN MJELVA Art Comrn.: Soc. Com.: Library Staff: Sr, Honor Soc.: F. S. A.: Jr. Sec: SUSIE Secretary Public Stenographer BETTY MOLITOR Could swim miles for a hamburger. Graduation Famous Doll Collector AUDREY MOORE Starloft Productions: Senior Play: French Club: Min- ute Girlg Chanters: DUTCHESS Radio Big Sister BETTY ELLEN MORRIS Big L: Dance Drama: Honor Soc,: F.-S. A. Laboratory Technician Developer of Food Pills GORDON MULLEN Stage Force: GORDY Stage Broadway Scene Director BETTE MUNN Triple L: Totem Weekly: Quill and Scroll: Bldg, and Grounds: Pres. F.-S. A.: Jr, Secy.: Honor Soc.: BET Doctor's Receptionist Society Editor 92 . fs Malkin' Pigylumq s . l947, if s.f'1-:CL I uaaxffi, 'Yeo -r-c.n.e-r W ' we ' BERNICE MURPHY Woman of peace. China Missionary GAYJOY MURPHY Triple L: Chanters: MURF Living up to her name Doing a good iob DOROTHY MUSSER Spanish Club: Soph. Aux.: Health Comn'1,. DOTTlE Dietician Hotel Chet-ette MURIEL NATTRASS Big L: Triple L: Minute Girl: Jr. Secy.: French Club: Girls' Athletic Council: Girls' Club Comm.: Desk Girl: Honor Soc.: PATOOTlE Archaeologist Queen of Arabia GORDON NECE Track Team, Chanters: Bankxng Chairman: lRV Bllftller Meat Cutter BARBARA NELSON On the way Atrica Ivory hunter BETTY MAE NELSON Vice-Pres. Girls' Club: Pres. Big L: Athletic Coun- cil: Cabinet: Minute Girl: Ski Club: BATTY MAE Sun Valley City Council DONABEL NELSON Triple L: Big L: Cabinet: Minute Girl: French Club: HONEY Foreign Service South America PERRY NELSON Lynx Club Pres.: Pub. Council: Sec'y, Athletic Coun- cll: Basketball: Bldg. and Grounds Comm.: Board of Control: Stamp Plan: PIERRE lPUDDLESi Engineer Executive, Gov't Survey Co. RICHARD NEWMAN Skyscraper: SALLY Chile G. E. Demonstrator BILL NIELSON Latin Club: Athletic Council: Tennis: Handball: WILLIE Mathematician Author: Women Drivers! JO NIELSON All I ask is a tall shlD: '4NlEL The sea Merchant Marine LOUISE NORDQUIST Attendance Off.: French Club: Minute Girl Better days Proprietor, soda fountain ROGER NORMAN Track: SNOZZ SteadY iob Utility service man MILDRED NOVAK Usher Force: Honor Society: Spanish Club Pharmacist Drug store DON R. OLSEN Basketball: Hi-Y: Fire Squad: Ski Club: BUZZ Around the World Tibet DON M. OLSON Weekly Staff. Sports Ed.: Photographer: Totem An- nual: OLE Photographer Shutter-clicker PAT OLSON Chantersi Minute Girl. Revue: Senior Play: Star Loft: Totem Ad Staff: PAT Gym Teacher A successful marriage DICK OLSON He hunts blg game. DICK Engineering Highway supervisor KEITH ONSUM Chanters: Revue: Spanish Club: ZERO Forester Doctor ALLAN OSBERG Lynx Club: Honor Soc.: Conservation Club Civil Engineer Stalin's right hand man 93 wu vu-K6 'hath'-'UAH 194-Z If' if Macau' F769 'Tlc.lc.E'r' Fog i ?2Er:21::.,.. , f t ' ' ' 'r- if . . - ' 1 ' P - 'f.. .j-,ff OLIVE OSTNES Big L: Glee Club: Minute Girl: Social Welfare Comm.: OLLlE Buyer Owner, Bon Marche GERRY OWEN Girls' Club Comms.: Cabinet: Triple L Happiness Club chairman GRETCHEN PACE Vice-Pres. French Club: Minute Girl: Chanters: Glee: DUTCHY Torch singer Dutch East Indies PATTY PARKER Spanish Club. PAT Ski jumper Queen of Society MARY PELLEGRINI Big Lg Girls' Club Comms.: TEENlE Lots of money Winner: Pot 'o Gold CECIL PERLIN Latin Club: French Club: Traftic Squad: Debate: Fire Squad: Honor Soc.: CEC Doctor Barber BENTON PETERSON Chantersi QUESTION Chemist Bearded alchemist CLARK PETERSON Basketball: Baseball: MOLE New Car Telephone girl ERIK PETERSON Totem Weekly Sports Ed.: Publicity Counclll Quill and Scroll: Fire, Traffic Squads: PETE Owning a Store Sports announcer HERMAN PETZOLDT Tennis: Fire Squad: Publicity Council: Stamp Plan: SHORTY Baker Beating Don Budge JEANNE PHILLIPS Just in from Cordova, Alaska: SCATTERBRAlN Nurse Ski champ ROGER PHIPPS Fashion plate: Pl-llPPS M. A., Ph. D. Boat designer NANCY PILES Totem Weekly: Minute Girl: F.-S, A.: Big L: Jr. Sec'y Buyer Lovelorn column BOB POEPPEL Chanters: POP lnheriting a fortune Retirement WILLIAM POPE Friend of the people: CARDlNAL Tank Chauffeur Philosopher PATSY POTTER Feature Ed., Totem Weekly: Cabinet: Ski Club: P.-T. A. Dance Comm.: Quill and Scroll: Jr, Sec'y: Honor Soc.: Publicity Council: PAT Nurse Queen of the campus MARILYN POTTS Big L: Honor Soc.: LYNN Civil Service Guv't secretary BETTY PRESTEK Good sport: BABS Bus Driver Sales manager TED PURSEL Lad who's clever with machinery: BUB Telephone Company Stock Market broker JO RABY Entered from Walla Walla High: Hostess Comm. Texas Civil Service PETE RAMAGLIA Stage Force: PETE Mechanic Foreman, shipyard: 94 Bah ia P4742 'wig m f+- 19610 mluk .4 1 'ficacev nl' ,, L ' Wan. MARJORIE RANDLE Collector of furry animals: GUS College Ice cream plant DOROTHY REDDY Ain't life wonderful? Quiz Kid Sedro-Woolley GERALD REDLIN Debate: Fire Squad: Ticket Force: Honor Soc.: JERRY Lawyer Mr. District Attorney ESTHER REITZ Cabinet: Honor Soc.: Annual Staff: Triple L: Social Comm. Public Stenographer Bowling on ice skates RONALD RHOADZS French Club: Baseball: Honor Soc.: Lunchroom: RONNlE Teaching Principal HAL RHODES Hi-Y: Football: DUSTY Grocery Store Bandana manufacturer CLAYT ROBBERSON Football: entered from Walla Walla, Washington Masseur Mauling the masses HAROLD ROE Lynx Club: Athletic Council: Publicity Council: Honor Soc.: Traffic, Fire Squads: HAL Engineering Harlem globe trotter PAT ROSELLE Chanters: Little L: Big L: Dance Drama: Revue Secretary Haunted housekeeper BOB ROWSE Traffic Squad: Fire Squad: Track: Quill and Scroll: Honor Society: Lynx Club: Editor-in-Chief Totem Weekly: BOB Architect Designing Seattle skyscrapers JACKIE SACKSTEDER French Club: JACKIE A Career Home economist DICK SALLBERG Honor Society, Conservation Club: Hook, Line, Sinker: Fire Squad: Lynx Club: SULLY Bus Driver Reform mayor ESTHERESCQHMOE The Horizon A U Haze in the distance MARCELLA SCHNELLBACHER Minute Girl: Opera: Revue: Chanters: French Club: F. S. A.: MARCE Teaching Adviser Class of '60 GORDON SCHUMACHER Lynx Band: PlNKY 2000 A. D. Still living BOB SCHWEITZER Lynx Club: Debate: Vice-Pres. Jr. Class: Latin Club: Honor Society: SHORTY Geologist Coal miner CHARLOTTE SCOTT Entered from Roosevelt: Girls' Club Comms.: SCOTTY Career Girl Model CHUCK SEMKE Laughing Boy: CHUCKLE Tahiti Marooned MAXINE SHADINGER Library: French Club: MAXlE Accompanist Music teacher JANE SHAFFER Minute Girl: Desk Girl: Telephone Girl: PLAIN JANE Nurse Sketching and drawing ZOLA SHATTUCK Happy days are here again: ZO Galapagos Islands Cocoanut grove owner 95 I .-f gx QmAgflA-1 ipfsflyqxrion 194 H VA,:,,1 'Wwe we-cf I I9 I TICJQEJ' Fog ' it PHYLLIS SHOGREN French Club: Roll Reporter: PHYL Salesgirl Comptometer operator CATHERINE SHIO Triple L: Jr. Sec'y: Desk Girl. Sec'y, Usher Force: Honor Soc: CATHlE Nurse Author: How To Be On Time CHARLOTTE SIEGEL Desk Girl Flowers Florist GERRY SILLIMAN Cabinet, Girls' Club Comms.: 'AGERRYH Secretary Parrot breeder GLORIA SINNING Roll Checker: GAY Lab Technician Menu collector JIM SISLEY Scientlflcally minded, UTOSHKENTH Navy Submarine scrvicc HARRY SCHMIDT Sec'y Lynx Club: Ed, Totem Weekly: Band, Quill and Scroll: Orchestra, Publicity Council: BUD Radio Announcer BOB SMITH Baseball: Basketball: HUGO Rubber Plantation Tire manufacturer BONNIE SMITH Mysterious Private Secretary Basketball coach at Yale CORINNE SMITH Honor Soc 2 Minute Girl: Usher Force: Commercial Helper: CORNY Typist The boss LUCILLE SMITH Usher Force: Orchestra: F:-S Ag Commercial Helper: ClLLE Edison Vocational School Legal secretary VANITA SMITH Girls' Club Comms: Chanters: Athletics, Starloftg NlTA Writing Novelist ALBERTA SOENEKE Cabinet: Triple L: Jr, Sec.: Chanters: Honor Soc.: Revue: F,-S, A.: Minute Girl: AL Lab Technician Discoverer. Element l06 AUDREY SPEARE Stamp Plan: Senior Roll Rep, 'ALIL' AUDREY Gain Ten Pounds Artist JUNE MARIE STABLEIN Chanters, GERRY Concert Pianist Sophisticate CHARLINE STANFIELD Totem Weekly: CHARLEY A Good Job Stenographer, Sears DON STAVE Starloft: Traffic Squad: Fire Squad Two or Three Million Academy award PHYLLIS STEWART Big L: Girls' Club Comms: French Club: Coun- sellors' Office, 'ASHORTIEH Botanist Perfecting flowers FERN STILLWELL Horsewoman Nurse Red Cross leader ROSALIE STOERCHLI Usher Force: Library: Totem Weekly: Minute Girl: ..RO,. Boeing's The assembly line MARY STONECIPHER Revue: Library Marriage Her own home 96 LMALVV' 5EST4uA-U !942.f' W wchk WM, A1960 Ticker 8 nf, 'Wk n-QQ, l CAROLINE STORY Jr. Sec'y, Friendship Comm.: Desk Girl: Publicity Council Social Worker Helping others HOWARD STROUPE Athletic Council Lynx Club: Golf Team: HOWlE Nat'l Amateur Golf Meet Writing a book JEANNE STOVER Roll Room Reporter: SMOKY Singer Concert tour WALT SUNDSTROM Football: Track: Lynx Club: SUNNY Doctor Mayo Clinic BETTY SWANSON Another Florence Nightingale Nurse Marry a patient FLORENCE SWANSON Are there any more at home like you? Social Register Second Emily Post JACK SWANSON Lynx Club: Chief, Fire Squad: Traffic Squad: Pub- licity Council: Stamp Plan: Honor Soc.: Spanish Clubl Ski Club: Hook, Line. Sinker: JAKE Chicken Ranch Driving a tractor SAM SWANSON Chanters: SWANNlE Commercial Pilot Flying through the air NADINE TAIT Hostess Comm.: DlDE Aeronautical Secretary Around the world by air VICTOR TAYLOR He hates gf'1yD3 CLEM Navy Doctor Treating skiers' legs JOHN TENNESEN Football: Ski Club: Track: JOT Machinist Mountain guide SHIRLEY TESTER Totem Weekly: Quill and Scroll: SUZY Nurse Cross-country skier BARBARA THIEL F,-S. A.: Bldg. and Grounds Comm,: Sr. Play: Triple L: Make-up Squad Dietician Feeding soldiers CHARLOTTE THIM Minute Girl: Girls' Club Comm.: Cabinet: Opera: SCARLETT Dancer Star on Broadway OWEN THOMAS Band: Track: Hook, Line, and Sinker Club: OWIE Dept. of Fisheries Landing the big ones THOMAS THOMPSON French Club: JUST TOM Steam Engineer Designing locomotives HELEN THORKELSON Triple L: Usher Force: Annual Staff: Girls' Club Comms.: TURKEY Saleswoman Selling refrigerators to Eskimos BILL THORNQUIST Field Patrol: Traffic Squad: Honor Soc.: ROSIE Engineer Math teacher BILL TITUS Football: Baseball: TERRIBLE Being a Man Timbuctu BERT TORSON Spanish Club: Ski Club: lVlOLE Graduation Graduation SHIRLEY TRAMMILL Revue: Chanters: Starloft The Theatah Rollin' 'em in the aisles 97 ,fs 'Sir Juno ,Irnnor ,-.N on Q -1- A X Turoy rg. 'Z' s CN Bill Wollece 4 Mary Vlotkovitch f-Q uso ,,..- 41 Betty Watts Dons Warren 2.3 I1 'N ik Lila Weiser 'mi W wwulo DESTUIFTQQ ' f-' .1-: . - , vo.. 1, -:V L i- ,.. , ...':.' lu. :,.Q I - .. r ,.,, 5, 'V V U :ww f'fffii94 z. if A M 'QL ...M 5939 GRB? ,V DON TRITES Senior Play: Starloftg D, T. Rancher Radio comedian JOYCE TROMBLEY Libraryg Jr. Roll Repg Attendance Office, Roll Room Reporter Actress Lincoln dramatic teacher BERNICE TURAY Chantersg Big L1 Latin Clubg Ski Club: F.-S4 A.g Roll Reporterg BERNlE Musician Operatic composer JUNE TURNER Tumbling Team1 Minute Girl: Revue1 Opera College Mayor BILL VANDENBURGH Tennisl Lynx Club: Honor Soo: VAN Mathematics Baker ROSE VARRIANO Attendance Officeg ROSlE Marriage Justice of the peace RUSS VICTOR Footballi BaseballgSkiClubp l-li-YgChan1ers,Tri-YL RUSTY Making girls happy Writing an autobiography CHUCK VlNUP I'rn an old cow hand Railroading Riding the rails MARY VLATKOVITCH Big L 1 Girls' Club Comms: RUSSIAN Telephone Girl Social reformer JEAN WALKER Art Library: Honor Society: Usher Force: French Club: Little L: RED Sun Valley Model BILL WALLACE Athletic Mgrg Spanish Clubg Hook, Line, and Sinker Club: WALLY General Managership Bookie BRUCE WALLEN Spanish Clubg Ski Club A Week's Vacation Once a Week King of Spain MARY WARD Ski Clubg Make-Up Squadi Girls' Club Commsg MARY B Peace and Comfort Shangri-Ia DORIS WARREN Ski Clubg Sr, Play: French Club. Soph. Rep.g BOSHES Paradise Valley Schuss-boomer FRED WATSON Track 1 PANTYWAlST Junglcs Explorer BETTY WATTS Social Comrng Hostess Cornm.g SHORTY Politics City manager DAVID WEEKS Honor Soc.g Intramural Sportsg Spanish Club: TARZAN Engineer Rebuilder, Narrows Bridge LILA WEISER Little L: French Club: Starlottg Ski Clubg F.'S, A.g Revue: Roll Rep. College Spy ARNOLD WELLMAN Fire Squadg Trattic Squadg PRETT Leisure Farmer VIDA WEST Li:ttlgeol.1 F.-S. Ag French Clubg Chantersg Revue1 .. l .r Something Great Empress, Russia EVELYN WESTERLING Ski Clubg Starlottg Chanters: Senior Play: EVlE Nurse Academy award 98 'TlC,KE'13',' ww. - MAA MN' DESTIMATIO FOP, BETTIE WHITE She lays 'em low: SETS Alaska Snow JANET WHITEHEAD Trial:-2 L: Big L: Annual Staff: Girls' Club Comms.: ..J N.: Artistic Fields Idealist JIM WHITESIDE Boys' Club Pres.: Board of Control: Lynx Club: Athletic Council: Bldg. and Grounds: Assembly Comm.: French Club: Basketball: Track: Hi-Y: LOVER 512.000 a Year Card shark CHARLES WICHSER Wild and woolly outdoormang CHUCK Fisherman Big game hunter WILRAE WIDNESS Swedish nightlngale. BlLLlE The Stars Inventor, rocket ship PAT WILKINS Roll Rep.: Latin Club: Minute Girl. Health Comm.. Chanters: Totem Weekly: PAT Teacher Tutoring young Rockefellers RUTH WILLARD French Club: WlNDY High Times Ornithologist MARGARET WILSON Just came from Roosevelt-on skis: BABE Painting the Town Woman of the World SUE WITTE Starlottg SUE New York Wall Street BETTE WRIGHT Totem Weekly: Starloft: Quill and Scroll: Ways and Means Comm.: Minute Girl: Latin Club1 PUNCHY Model Mickey Rooney's fifth wife HOWARD WRIGHT Honor Soc.. Library: PROFESSOR Chemist Discoverer of the universal solvent BETTY YATSUNOFF F.-S. A.: Glee: Chanters Musician Tin Pan Alley SHIRLEY JEAN YOUNG Cabinet: F.-S. A.: Usher Force, SHOOR Nurse Symphony pianist SHIRLEY NELL YOUNG Chanters: French Club: Roll Rep.. LITTLE NELL Marriage Radio singer SHIRLEY BAKER Stamp cashuer: she likes sports. High School Graduate Diploma possessor HAROLD BEAUGHAN Field Patrol: Publicity Council: Traffic Squad: Building and Grounds. Notre Dame School Teacher EVELYN BERG Lost and Found: Glee: EVlE Matrimony Wedding Belle RICHARD BINZER Field Patrol: Publicity Council: Traffic Squad: Building and Grounds: BUTCH Sand Point Naval Officer CLYDE BROWN Fire Squad. BROWNlE Pharmacy Medicine Show GEORGE CAMPBELL Roll Room Reporter: Chantcrs: Frosh Reb . CASSlE Marriage Neighbor-next-door JOHN CARTER Field Patrol JACK Svllfh AI'l'l2riC3 Coffee Plantation 99 My-fl .,, I , ,aww . D nkwnon 4942 ww' 1960 Fon, ' M . M N mane? W ' Wm- I I N CHARLTON COX Boxing is his hobby1 CHUCK Engineering Survey Authority CLIFF DALTHORP Basketball: Baseballg Hi-Y: LITTLE FELLOW Baseketball Coach Successor to Nollan MURIEL DAVIES Chantersg Minute Girlg French Clubl Ski Club: DAISY Journalist Poster Model BUD EASTER Ski Clubg BUD Vassar Football Coach FRED EVANS Basket room: SLIM Construction Company Working his way up FLOYD FIKE An assistant scout masterg he likes baseball Florist Landscape Gardener EDWARD FLETCHER Trumpeting Foolg ED Personal Secretary Champion typist ED FOLLIS Footballg Track. Army Pilot Mars Rocket-eer BOB GERHARDT School Bankerg DOC First National Bank Blowing the sate IRENE GIBSON Little L: Ski Clubi RICKIE Stenographer Photographers Model MARIAN GOODLAND Girls' Glee: Little L1 GOODY Business College Pencil Sharpener DON GUNDERSEN Roll Room Reporter: Ski Club1 Pres. Hi-Y1 GUNNER Anything and everything Shoe-string contractor DAWN HART Attendance Office: SUNRISE Business College Miss Speedball JACQUELINE HARVIN Honor Societyg Sr. Orchestra: Girls' Club Comm. JACK Home Lite Circus Acrobat JOHN HERRICK Man of the World Happy Marriage Corporal, U. S. Army STAN HUME Radio Club: Basketballg Bandg SMILEY Iron Worker Man of Steel LINDA JORGENSON Library: Gym Helper Book Reviewer Calorie Counter DICK KENNEDY Football: Spanish Club. Publicity Councilg Chantersg DUMBO Doctor, M. D. Say, AHHHH .... JEANNE KIRKPATRICK Little L1SkiClubg ROCKIE White-collar girl -Take a letter BRICK LOGAN Hi-Y1SkiClub1 THlCK Success in Music Hot Sax Player VIRGINIA MALLORY Minute Girlg Big L3 French Clubg Honor Soc.1 GINNY Business College Usherette 100 A , .. . - . , , D .:,,. : Qzzl V,,v ,.A. , 1., , , .' - . E E-iw-.. W 'ff.if2g- elif ,-f' :-A wiw m ssa., Lf- ww e- :,2 'T!c.1xE5wQ Ffh .,. ' -M 'A EDYTHE MARSHALL Honor Soc., Transfer from California, RED Executive Govemor's Wife JOAN MIGNON Big Lg Honor Soc.1 French Club, Latin Clubg Roll Room Reporter: JOSlE Eight College Degrees Assistant Physicist ELROY MILLER Orchestrag Band: Ski Club College Clarinet Professor EARL MODIN Head of Make-up Comm.: French Club: Star Loftg Reviewg RUSSIAN Hollywood Make-up Artlst NORMA JEAN NEAL Minute Girl, Girls' Club Commg Revueg Ski Clubg ROLLO Happiness Miss Washington ELLIS NELSON Hi-Y: Totem Weekly: Baskctballg ELI Chow Mein Taster Salesman, Bicarbonate of Soda JOE NELSON Chantersg Baseball: JOSEPH Hitting the road Singing Telegram Boy BARBARA NORTON Minute Girly Chantersg Reviewg BOBBlE Good Job Hollywood HELEN NYSTROM Good Humor Girll CURLY Alaska Arctic Explorer KENNETH OLSON Hook, Line, and Sinker1 Lunchroomg Bank Mes- senger, OLE Baker Loaf-ing DICK PAIGE Photography, his hobby Naval Air Corps Paging Commander Paige! KATHERINE PETRIE Future Business Magnateg K, P. Business Woman Fancy Diver EARL PETTIT Fire Squad, Lunch Room Floor Walker Peanut Vender EDITH PURNELL Chantersg Latin Clubg Revue, EDlE Information, Please Philosopher LOWELL QUESNELL Entered from Roosevelt: Hi-YQ Basketballg Football: Boxing, KILLER Mechanic Peddler, Elbow Grease JACK RASMUSSEN Gentleman and Scholar, RASS Air Corps Stratoline Pilot VIRGINIA SHEIBLEY She collects records. Costume Designer Fashion Stylist FRED SHIELD He likes everybody. Personnel Director Bank President JOYCE SMOCK Editor Totem Weekly, Quill and Scroll: Vice-Pres., Ski Club: Stage Force, PlNKY Nurse Pass the scissors, plix ELEANOR SOURS Big Lg Vice-Pres., Little Lg Chantersg Dance Dramag Ski Club: ELLY Stenographer Kindergarten teacher GEORGE TAUTFEST Debateg French Club: Latin Club, JlG Physicist Up and atom 'l0'l STOWAWAYS CABOOSE 2 5 ---s...,,.,1 i 'Sw '56 N, We W CANDIDS K1 ., UW ww Ai' .mga 1 'ixligf ......4-. .2 f ...adv . -...L --ev -wasp-vv' 3. e ua. km- --ui '-nhl ,MQW :QW 'iw ,Q ,W elsif ww X Mwfwf Mf?'2:' fag,-ffgnaw y,WW3QW K mwmgivw 0 www 5? YW M A we Wa v im wh 1 , M, 4' , W W, VM , My 44, I w,4,.f ,441 ,...,.,...,cv QI Qwegiiffiia ' ,, ,,v,-AsM'3rg.Sf,-uw evw-.M SQ 2 Q M we 1 Swfmm ' ' ,- 255,55 V.: -. - .,.. W 222'r2isr:':y.:5., , A. ' ' , ' I : :' ' H ' IIII::.,, 1 T I I V I ' 713'-1n'f57 '?5z 1 V -V V ' f:'5 I,' 5 , ..,. . 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M X 'W ,nw ..,,4 THE SENIOR CLASS I or LINCOLN HIGH scHooL In this Year ot our Lord Nineteen Hundred and forty two being ot sound and disposing mind and memory do hereby make and publish this our last will and testament In order as justly as may be to distribute our Interests In the scholastic world among those succeed Ing us That part ot our Interest which IS known In office tiles and recognized on the pages ot the no account we make no distribution ot In this our will But these things excepted all else IH our domain we now proceed to devise and bequeath ITEM We leave to those who succeed us as evidence of our presence the Ink spots spat tered profusely on the Auditorium floor the time worn depressions on the stairs the finger prints on the walls ITEM We bequeath to those Incoming stud ents the value ot friends and those associations with teachers from which we have benefited ITEM To those whose aspirations will be dI rected to paths ot scholarship we endow dog- eared but valued books symbolic ot our tour years ot educational endeavor. ITEM And to all those we leave behind w entrust tor sate keeping and development our common heritage get our right to education tor democracy. ur last ill ani: Testament WE 9 In :M 'X fm' QW 3' .A,,x'k .gn em otiam LEWIS FEE HARRY FITCH They taught something more than that which IS found IU books 0 'z lffote o -appreciation to . . . MR WALT IRVINE and MR HARRY STRANG The Deus Press MR AL SALISBURY Wgstcruw Engruung and Colvrfypg Cornpanx MR JOHN RALSTON MR HARRY LISTER and MR H G DELANEY Photovrwphy DON OLSON BOB CLOES Und BEN KOSA Studunt Photographers MR ALMQUIST C1crucaIAssustance MISS GRAVES and MR ROSENQUIST Thus 1942 Totcrn Annual Trixn pucturgs from Northern Pacufuc Rmlwiw Company Luncoln pmtrwst Courtcsx of Lnncoln Nifx nil Lufc lnsurancc Cornpanx G54 Aff WH? EEF? HES S O O . . . , 5 1 . . . . Q , ' Advisors , , . and all rhosc whose work merits recognitwon in the productwon and pubhcatnon of ' L . , 1 ' ry' , , , 1 f r G c ' ' if N 4? . D 15 'Q S