Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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The world is a mirror of kings and slaves lt's just what you are and dog So give to the world the best that you have And the best- will come back to you.

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THE LINCOLNIAN I9 We .1-:IQ 'st ' iii'-ill ' . K. ' 1 1-H151 C. 1.25, 1 ff UT? fi. . , X ' , 113 . , A .7 ---qu gn nur n- By CHARLOTTE BERNICE MUCKLER, '21 Ann Mary sat in assembly and gazed at Uhe stage with unwavering eyes. T-he girl in the next seat nudged a friend 'and whispered, Look at Ann Mary Willetl Just drinking in this dry old stuff! Did you ever see such a dig as she is? But she was mistaken. Nota word of the address had Ann Mary h-eard. All her attention was fixed upon Bob Jarvis, student-body president, who sat near the speaker. Poor Ann Mary! Shy, sensitive, se- rious, and not very -attractive, she made few friends, although she had al- way-s longed for popularity. Wirth no one to -help her but a. stern grand- father who thought his duty done when he 'had clothed and- fed her and-sent -her to school, she turned to her studies for defense against loneliness. Of course, her schoolmates did not understand, and shun-ned her more than ever, call- ing her a dig an-d teach'er's. pet, an-d other names of -like mean-ing. Then, into the mid-st-of her solitude. came Bob Jarvis. Handsome, carefree, good matured, he smiled across the aisle at ner one day -in a study period and of- fered to sharpen a pencil she had just broken. The pencil was sharpened, and Bob forgot the incident. N-ot so with Ann Mary. Kindn-ess was none too frequent in her li-fe, and swift gratitude rushed to meet the little favor. From that time on,-Bo-b Jarvis was Ann Mary's hero. When he was chosen captain of t-he football team in -his Junior year. .she rejoiced 5 when he was barred from the basketball team because of a flunk vin Latin-, she was rniserable until -he had made it up: and when he was elect- ed student-body president, she lthrilzled, and proceeded to ignore all assembly speakers just for the bliss of gazing upon Bob, which brings us back to the beginning of -our story and the end of the assembly, After gathering up some intention- ally scattered papers-, Ann Mary left -the auditorium just behind Bob and the vicesprincipal. Bob's excited words reached her ears. But, Mr. Garth, sometfhing should he don-e. Must it positively have Mr. Hunte.r's signature? Positively! No money can be de- posited in fthe name of the school With- out the principal's signature. Then, can't he be reached, some way? It's tempting fate to keep a hun- dred and fifty thousand in- gold in the school over night. Nonsense, boy! The safe is fire- proof. and no thief could get past Don- nelly. Bes-ides, you are fthe only one outside of the office wfho knows the money is there, and Donnelly will be told to keep special watch.