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' Our Best io Aliiisi lai4 r Monitors — (Top picture) First Row, lelt Io right: Waddel, Osher, Tate, Newberg, Botkin, Van Note, Brosco, Higgle, Costanzo, Alatorre, Collins, Balduki. Second Row: Balentine, Spoonholtz, Shoning, Newton, Forsythe, Bridle, Kay, Slavens, Tarr- Greentield, Barquist. Third Row: McClelland, Knight, Madison, Martin, Riggels, Lester, Right, Clift, Brickman, Ander- son, Burgett, Shaw. Fourth Row. Kierulfl, Hanifan, Hemming, Gilman, Welch, Mills, Sopher, Stout, Shekler, Cros: Kissel, Mr. Betz. Projectors ' League — (Bottom picture) First Row, left to right: den Boer, Macy, I. Hamlin, Seal; Second Row: BfHwan, Cannon, Elder, Textor. Parker, Folkoski, R. Hamlin. Third Row: Mr. Tomlinson, Evans. Towne, Herker, Caskey, Hemphill, Hainas. Nurses ' StaH— (Top picture) Lelt to right, sitting: Mitchell, Klingensmith. Davis, Wenger, Rump. Standing Hilton, Pearson, Morris, Qimmel, Knoul, Cherry, Miss Dunkelberg, Graham, Likes. Advisers ' Staif — (Second picture) Ficnt Row, sitting: Freeman, York, Sonneborn, Carman, Mrs. Second How: Hines, Parrick, Lolfredo, Heathcot, Mr. Betz, Mr. Meilert, Dever, Clemer, Hummer. Library Stall— (Center picture) Back Row, lelt to right: lean Gray, Gray, Rogers, Noach, Breb- ner, Wetherton, Freeman. Front Row, left to right: Berry, Harmon, Falkenhainer, Marraw, Miss Linguist. Office SlaH — (Bottom) First Row, left to right: Bradish, Galenbeck, Anderson, Bloomquist. Second Row: M:s. Arnold, Plemone, Dames, (ones, Hollabaugh, Hull.
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Evorv Son anil llaii liter America was attacked December 7, 1941. Immediately T incoln acted. In a short time $523.21 was donated to Lincoln ' s victory fund. Also, thirty chairs were given to the downtown branch of the USO and books by the hundreds were presented to service men. 1LaXIMUM effort for victory became Lincoln ' s goal as defense areas were organ- ized and quickly grew into active working units. For weeks the areas supplied cookies to the Fort and later $200 was given to the American Red Gross. Every Lincolnite to enter the armed forces has had his name put on huge service rolls. The rolls, comprised of over 600 names and now- hanging in the front corridor, were started and kept up by Mr. Wm. S. Morgen- thaler and his students. Reverently as the casualty lists were published, gold stars w ' ere placed by the names of former Lincolnites who have died in their country ' s service. The boys who died in the name of freedom are Donal Donald- son, Austin Lettow and Eugene Murray. J-N little over a year of war some service men have been taken prisoner or have been recorded as missing. Consequently, silver stars have been placed by the names of Rob- ert Blacksmith, P ' loyd Damerville, William McP ' all, Roy Knight, Joseph Lavia, and Wil- liam Wright. HANGED draft classifications caused three students of the January graduating class to enter the armed forces before graduation. With only three weeks of school left Robert Fryman, George Mason, and Robert Snook left for the merchant marine, the navy and the army respectively. Mason and Snook were to have been speakers at the senior ban- quet. A.S more names are added to Lincoln ' s service rolls, more silver stars will be placed on the service slates. Gold stars, too, will grow in number as every one and every or- ganization works for victory. But come what will, Lincoln ' s students and faculty will be in the fight doing all they can. Leaders Club — (Top picutre) First Row, ]i to right: Berard, York, Sonneborn. Second Row: Morris, Rump, Wengc: Slavens, Miss Cripe. Third Row: Bergstrom, Snyder, G. Shafle; Nelson, P. Bergstrom, J. Shaffer. Senior Student Council — (Center picturt First Row, left to right: Rump, Lewi: Wenger, Thomas, Wilson, Cartmill, Rn: clilfe. Second Row: Mohler, Kissel, Thoma Mote, Hallonquist, Rich, Ponzeline, McCo: miclc. Third Row: Anderson, Sheraden, Textoi Maloy, Scogin, Bradley, Hedberg, Cavei der. Fourth Row: Triplett, Martin, Pearsoi (Coontz, Flaherty, Buckley, Heathcote, Han. fen, Mr. Hutchens. Junior Student Council — (Bottom picture First Row, left to right: Montognese, Rus- ton, Olson, Mrs. Robbins, Titus, Bernard, Hurd. Second Row: Bohner, Christenseu, Russo. Priarl, Sater, Bloomquist, Mitchell, Veach Maucuso. Third Row: Huxford, Cavender, Noe, Hul Snyder, Gillaspy, Brown. Easton, Joyne Helton. Fourth Row: Magnuson, Keesee. Hane . Isaacson, Throndson, Phillips, Leonett Tait, Ratcliffe, Pearson. Back Row: Winegardner, Williams, Crol ' Caufieed, Auderson, Mitchell, Chittende: Sherman.
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