Lincoln High School - El Eco Yearbook (Lincoln, CA)

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Illlllllllllll E L E C Q llllllll Class lDill We, the Seniors of 1935, in our last few periods of life in this school draw up this will. As a group, we will to the Juniors all our privileged places of honor in the student bodyg to the Sophomores, the seats we had in the assembly hall two years after we were Freshmen, and to the Freshmen we wish to leave the feeling that none of the teachers can really bite very hard. I, Yasuko Asazawa, will my quiet manner to Frieda Molinario. fPlease use it.J I, Charles Briggs, will my ability to wear a flashy necktie to Manuel Mohammed. I, James Brown, will my bashfulness to Bill Wyatt. fTry it.J I, June Coe, will my vamping abilities to Majorie Walker. fYou need a new method.J I, Edgar Dalton, will my position on the baseball team to Earl Brown. QAlways be in the right field.J I, Elmer Dalton, will my ability to get along in the shop to Jack Griggs. I, Lorriene Daniels, will my place as Doc Brown's A No. 1 pet to Carl Forster. fMaybe I can save the boy,.J I, Evelynn Dixon, leave my melodious laugh to Dona Kaffka. I, Joe Dunlap, will my ability to make announcements in assembly to Wesley Tudsbury. I, Elmer Gilbert, will my big feet to Jack Niles. fUse canoesj. I, Helen Glenn, will my late arrivals to school to Myrtle Bickford. I, Chris Hansen, will my way with the women to Bob Ware. I, Bob Hellewell, will the name Rabbit to my partner in crime. I, Evelyn Lazzari, will my good grades to Sidney Schneider. I, John Luscutoff, leave my long legs to Herbert Obexer. fNow you can go out for basketball, Herby.J I, Mary Maloney, will my way with the Seniors to Soledad Vargas. QTry the president.J I, Lawrence Melendrez, will my Southern accent to John Markell. I, Roy Moore, will my slim figure to Chris Andressen. I, Carlos Olivas l r' y willowy figure to Maxine Hogue. I, Bob Pomeroy, ny job as El Eico editor to any sap that will accept. ::::1:::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::: 1 9 3 5 :gggm Ten

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ZZIIIIIIIII E L E C O flilllillllilll Senior Report When the Senior class of 1935 held its first meeting, the following officers were elected: President .....,..,., ....., C harles Briggs Vice President . ..... ..... J oe Dunlap Secretary ..,....i.o ....... L ucy Morelli Treasurer .......... ,.................,,..... E lmer Dalton Mr. Brown and Mrs. Leavell were chosen as advisers. The Senior Play, Listen, World, was presented December 7th, The production went over very well and was thoroughly enjoyed by all attending. The Seniors conducted a dance at the carnival and were all active in helping carrying out this money-raising plan for the annual. As this goes to press the time and plans for the Senior Ball have not been decided upon. ,Nt mmmaimnnnmu nnmn..nnmnmnmnwmumnnmnmmnmmumunmnmmu nn ..,.,,,,..,,,,, Nine

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unnnnnnuummnuumunmumunm nnnunnm muumm 1 umm num umm mum um-unnmnnuuuunu mum IInnI11Iu11nunn1I1nm11111111I1u1111111111unnnnuuuu1n1lnnnIIIIuununuumuumuv I 1InI111I1IIuuuIuuuuuunnInuuuIIInlIunanu11IIIu1II1I1IIInIIIuIIIIuIInIuIIIuInuIanummnmmmnunnmnn I, John Popoff, will my muscular figure to Burleigh McCutcheon. I, Masato Shintaku, will my ambling gait to Doc Brown. I, Eugene Sorenson, will my short figure to Ernest Parscale. I, Floyd Stephenson, will my peculiar habits to Jim Short. f'l'ry not to go to the dogs.J I, Nadine Strang, leave my benevolent smile to Audrey Ragsdale. I, Harry Towle, leave the name Sheriff to some big guy that can buffalo the little kids. CSusoeff for examplej I, Louie Vasion, leave the settings for a moustache to Bobby Coe. I, Bob Wiswell, leave anything that I have to anybody that wants it. SIGNED: Lizzie Schmaltz. WITNESSED: Joe Plutt Egmil Gawk Fannie Zilch -..qgjf-0-lit. .- Class Prophecq After looking into the crystal ball for long and tedious hours, the gazer gave to us, exacting, of course, a strict promise of secrecy, this following foresight into the lives of our illustrious Seniors. What we saw was this: Yasuko Asazawa teaching Spanish in Czecho-Slovakia. Charles Briggs sailing the seven seas in a rowboat. iWell blow me downl. James Brown trying to teach table manners to a very unruly herd of turkeys. June Coe general manager in chief of the Coe Store, gas station, beer joint, and what have you in the famous metropolis of Sheridan. Edgar Dalton, an old man, buying glasses to tell whether he is himself or his brother. Elmer Dalton, active member of the trucking firm of Dalton and Dalton, Lorriene Daniels herding kids Cgoatsj over the Fruitvale hills. Evelynn Dixon, a model in the Poor Fit Dress Shoppe. Joe Dunlap tying sacks on a harvests V' Qfar into the nightl. Helen Glenn, just another milkmaid gone wrong. , 9 3 5 .............::.:::::::.......:::::: Eleven