Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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A -ff 'wlllllll fs, ffgh .. ll A 1 Twenty-eight AVON GLOYDE Music Editor Lincoln News, '25, and 2. member of Takolah. After attending Business College she plans to marry some wealthy employer. Not only good, but good for something. GUY GRAHAM Sports Editor of Lincolnian. Knight of Lincoln, Treasurer of French Club, on the track squad, '22, '23 and '24. Second Team Football player '24, 0. A. C. will claim him. Grin and the 'world grins with you. MARGARET GRANBERG Librarian of the Classical Club and a. member of the Takolah Club, Spanish Club and Honor Society. She will take a teacher's course at C. P. S. Her reyes express the sweciust kind of baslzfulncssf' WILBUR GRANBERG Columnist Lincoln News, '24, a member of the Science Club and with aspirations in football and debate. Bill will go two years to Pullman and then study law at U. of W. His wit 'makes others witty. RALPH LUCKEN GREGG Ralph came to Lincoln two years ago from Eastend, Sask., and worked his way through school. His future seems in- definite. A youth of sterling worth. VINCENT GREGG Vine is another boy who worked his way through High School. He hopes to enter college. One who thinks and urofrlcs is certain of reward. RALPH GRISWOLD Knight of Lincoln. Letter winner in Second Team Basketball, '23. First Team, '24 and '25, in Baseball, '22, '23, '24 and '25, in Track, '24, In Soccer, '25 and in Second Team Football, '23, '24 and '25. This makes Cud's tenth year in school by his own count. He can't decide be- tween W. S. C. and Carstens'. Be calm wild locks, tho maidens can't frvsist you. HAROLD HACKWORTH In Boys' Glee Club, '24, Junior Orchestra, '24 and '25 and Science Club. Hack was the soothsayer in Julius Caesar. He will work for a while before going to Business College. A strapping big youth with a musical cur.

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Lllxla All ' EMILY FARR Em finished her course in three and a half years, She will play a Wurlitzer in a theatre and later will go to a VVur- litzer school in Chicago. .ftn1b1'lim1 lmulx lu s1u'1'rss, RUTH FORSBERG Ruta divided her four years between the Home Economics and Commercial Courses. She isn't certain of her future. Thr ywntlr' miml by gentle deerls is k1l4nl'1r, MILDRED FREDRICKSON A member of Takolah. Dramatic and Ukulele Clubs. Mil will attend thc U. of W. for a library course. Cowl 1l.11tur1' lmfl youd Sense' must Mwr join. GUINEVERE FREEMAN Gut-n intends to study piano and vocal in the future. She was a member ot' Takolah, French and Glee Clubs, on the News Staff, '24, in chorus ol' opera. Ruddiy:ore and Dim: Dong in opera. China Shop. She took part in three Convert Dramas and the Gym Exhibition of '1 I','m'rylI1ing vmls lvilh a sung, EDWARD CHARLES FISHER Letterman Intermediate Football, 'Z-1. Ass't Sports Editor Lineoln News, '24, and numeral winner for Baseball, '21 and Soccer, '24, Fish will no to the Uni- versity nl' Minnesota in September to study business administration. l nr In'1'1'iIy is :wry good, WILLIAM GANZ Iiusimss Nlauager of Lincolnian and on the Seeonzl Team in Football and Basketball. '2tl. Bill says he's taking' the hardest path toward making a million by working: two years and then going' no college. 7'l1frlL' not that l will r'lLrL'ng1f my fired Vvsol rr. GRETA GARNETT I'ex: was a member of Takolah. She will come back next year to take a graduate course. Wh11Ir1w'r is uvlrth doing at all is fwm'tlL doing u'1'Il. FLOYD GILBERTSON Floyd likes to work around automobiles. After graduation, he will have a. position in a service station. Hit it 14'1'th a .smile and let it ramble. N Twenty-.ueven

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,-- ,Iyar Zv llllln Q , gg Q ' A JERRY HAGEN Lincoln High is JL-rry's fourth High School. He si-cms to huvo spent a your in each one. On Lincoln Ni-ws Staff, '2-1. He will study journalism at U. of W. A 'n111g1'ru'f1't' 7wrso11alit11. MARION HAGEN Marion is a member of the Spanish Club. Sho will atm-nd the University of Washington, Sv'r1'uus, yr! 'not sol1'mu. ELFRIEDA HAGENESS A member of the Classical Club. Elf intends to enter some college. Pm:-vful, studious and quiet. EDGAR HALEY In Band ihrec yours and n. mvmbvr of the Dramatic Club. Ulkilljl' the part of Imp in the Library Soirccf' Ed mmlc High in three and si half years. He will take zu. business course at U. of W. Crmsist1'ntly rhrc1'ful. DAGNE HALSVICK Digs won a numeral when a frcshic. Sho will make use of hor Commercial Course- by being a stenographer. An ea-cc'llc'nt girl in all respects. FRANCES HAMPSON Secretary Senior Triangle, member of Dramatic and Adelante Clubs and numeral winner in Baseball. '22, Frances plans for the- Liberal Arts Course at the Uni- versity of California, Berkeley. Her 'ways are ways of plwl:-xantness. ELVA HANDLIN Elvn plans to put her Commercial Course into practice by being: a bookkuepcr or typist. A rarity. a sensible girl. EDN'A MAE HANSEN A member of Takolah, Science, Ukulele and Dramatic Clubs and Glee Club, '23 and '24, Millicente in the Romantic Age. Ed will attend some Normal School or W. S. C. A cheerful temper 'nmlscs her good naturcdl' A f'ff,.ef::ff:'s+xw , i S . . l l Twf nty-ni1l.8