Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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lilimrr. 3. gillizrlnne Mr. Malone began his high school work in Tacoma in 1893. Only one teacher now doing high school work in Tacoma, antedates Mr. Malone. When he began his high school labors here, the school was located in the 'Bryant building. He served Jive years in that building, and then eight years more in the old Tacoma High, on Tacoma Avenue, where the present Central School stands. In 1906 the school took up its quarters in the Stadium High. Mr. Malone was there for eight years. In 1914 he was trans- ferred to the new Lincoln High. He has now finished seven years of service in Lincoln. Ever since taking up his school work in Tacoma, he has been known as a very thorough, conscientious teacher, one thoroughly conversant with his subject. He has always been a student, and has spent much time in independent in- vestigation. He was one of 'the first in Tacoma to be in- terested in the X-ray. He assisted in making one of the first X-ray machines in Tacoma, and many people in Ta- coma became acquainted with the X-ray through the machine he exhibited twenty-five years ago. ' Many students think of Mr.VMalone only as a physics teacher. It may be news to some to know that his prefer- ence has always been for mathematics, having done post- graduate work in that line in johns Hopkins. Mr. Malone was head of mathematics in the High School from 1903 to 1914, although most of his work was in physics. He has been head of the Science Department in Lincoln for the last seven years. He retires from active school work after giving to the high schools of Tacoma twenty-eight years of good honest service. W. C. ORR.

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