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

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EL ECO First Row: E. Asazawa, Mayes, Lee, Ragsdale, R. Kaffka, W. Hunter, Gamboa, Korfi' Menchinella Second Row: Wfelch, Lavendahl, Mendoza, O. Olivas, N. Asazawa, A. Arrendondo ML Ayon, Crook, Marie Wiswell, V. Wyatt, Mr. Loeffler fAdviserJ Third Row: Windes, D. Neville, Vogt, B. Bickford, Shane, Korthoff, Besana, Bettencourt, Santini, Oleari, H. Maloney Fourth Row: K. Miyata, A. Gage, B. Beazeale, Thacker, Popoff, Barry, M. L. Wiswell Marie Bunn, Short, Allen, Miss Hohl fAdviserJ, Bird, Gallardo, Batti Fifth Row: C. Hansen, Carmen, M. Hunter, J. Arredondo, Jauch, McCrath Sophomore Class The freshmen were initiated by the sophomore class on September 25. 1936, by singing, playing instruments, and dancing. After the initiation a dance was given in the gym with music by Captain Carter and his Mid-Shipmen. Mr. Loefler and Miss Hohl were selected for our class advisers. The officers elected by the class are as follows: Kenneth Bayless ..........,................,..,,.. ..,..,,, Pr esident James Ragsdale ..,., ..... V ice President Dorene Neville ..,.,.. ,.,.,.. S ecretary Verna Wyatt ..,.. Robert Mayes ,,... A play entitled Elmer , was given by the Sophomores at the Sophomore Hop on March 12, 1937. The leading part of Elmer , was taken by James Ragsdale. After the play a dance was given in the gymnasium. The theme of spring and Easter was carried out by rabbits and balloons. Treasurer Reporter I 9 3 7 FIFTEEN 9 1

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EL ECO First Row: Niles, Ware, Lambert, Hellewell, W. Hunter, C. Kaufield, E. Hunter Second Row: Obexer, Kadel, Coe, Johnson, Wallace, Sandstad, Mohammed, Mr. Adams lAdviserJ Third Row: Johnston, Tipp, Boardman, H. Breazeale, D. Ridinger, M. Davis, Tanner, Stevens, R. Fowler, L. Gage. Fourth Row: L. Olivas, R. Serna, Sousa, Yasuda, Masaye Hada, S. Asazawa, J. Grey, M. Hogue, Miss Somerville fAdviserJ, Austin, Gallup, F. Cross R. D. Caddel. D. Kaffka Junior Class .- The junior class was quite active this year. All the activities were Il success due to the co-operation of practically every student in the class. The first activity was the Junior Prom. The dance was given in the high school gym. The decoration theme, which was attractively carried out, was that of a yacht. The orchestra was The All Stars from Marysville. This orchestra was new here, and it attracted a large crowd, which made the dance a total success. The next event was the concessions which we sponsored in the school's annual carnival. They were boxing and wrestling, directed by Mr. Lee and Mr. Adams, and the boys' ring work and the girls' tumbling, directed by Mr. Lee and Miss Awnderson. After the carnival during the dance given by the senior class we also had a raffle. The prizes were three dollars and two dollars. Class Officers President ..,........, .... ..................... ...... C l i fford Kaufield Vice President ...... ..... o . Edward Kadel Secretary ......... ......... J ane Grey Treasurer ..........o. ...................,............ E lton Sanstad Glass Reporter ...., .................................... R . D. Caddel Advisers ...,...... ...... M iss Somerville and Mr. Adams 1 ' l 9 3 7 FOURTEEN

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EL ECO First Row: Gardner, R. Venesgas, Savage, Martinez, Frausto, E. Rex, Flint, J. Howcroft, Beemer, T. Fowler, Clark, Howard, Flowers Second Row: W., Borba, Twomey, Sweat, Freeman, Saulmon, Petty, Forster, J. Kaufield. R. Conley, J. Sorenson, M. Fujioka, Kaneko, F. Conley, R. Howcroft Third Row: Miss Anderson iAdviserJ, Sohrakoi'l', M.. Bogdanoif, Susoeif, Gilmore. Z. Hofzue, Pontes. Humphreys, A. Boqdanoff, Beski, Clampitt, FI. Ridinger, L. Serna, Viola Whaley, Tupper, N. Rex, Mr. Rundy fAdvisery Fourth Row: L. Johnson, Reed, S. Brown, H. Caddel, DeWitt, Enid Bundschuh, Edythe Bundschuh, Aguiar, F. Andressen, Bowers, Farinha, Chiostri, M. Asazawa, U. Fujioka, Noyes, S. Hermosilla, Carnesseca, Leavell, Uyemura Fifth Row: B. Grey, Fereva, Katseles, Mlasaki Hada, Ashton, Ballew, J. Hoff, Gouvea, J. Cross, F. Ayon, Pozzi, W. Shinn. Freshman Class On September 25 the freshmen were welcomed into high school by the sophomores at the Freshman Reception. The freshman class beinfg especially large this year, it was necessary to hold the Freshman Return Dance in the gym. It was hold on Ocfober 16. The gym was decorated to represent the Big Game with goal posts at either end and red, white, blue, and gold strcamels hanging from them. The walls were trimmed with papel pennants and footballs. The freshmen had the toss-a-dart booth and penny throw at the can nival. Both concessions netted a profit. President .,......................................... ................ E lsie Reed Vice President .... .. .. Clarence Howard Secretary ....,..... .... A ntonette Fereva Treasurer ........,, ....... R ay Saulmon Class Reporter .... ...,... .. .... . Martha Leavell - I 0 3 7 --......-.-........2......-..47.T.: QIXTEEN ,c .