Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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I--I n 1-i lil CJ i'i'.1: 3ClL Principals Page S principal I am glad of the opportunity to express a word of greeting, good will, and congrautlations to the Lincoln- ian stai, to the graduating class, and to the student body in general. I Wish to express my thanks to all the students for the splendid Way in which they have sustained our reputation for that good feel- ing, loyalty, fairmindedness, and pep that has come to be known as the Lincoln Spirit. I congratulate the students upon their athletic successes, upon the successful and progressive man- agement of the various clubs and organizations of student activity, and upon the general atmosphere of good conduct, activity, and the natural enjoyment of the pleasures an dopportunities of the modern high school. I am glad to say a word of spe- cial commendation upon the sane, conservative, natural growth and progress, made by the Associated Student Body. The fact that the officers and those directly and in- W' W' PARKER directly responsible for the organi- zation have kept out of the limelight, and have done certain important tasks quietly and effectively, is very much to their credit. That the students of Lincoln High School have conducted themselves in so creditable a manner during this particular period of overcrowded conditions and other disadvantageous circumstances is to me a source of great satisfaction. W. W. PARKER, Principal. P

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