Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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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

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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.

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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