Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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F 1 THE LINCOLNIAN Twenty-two BESSIE M. CLAYTON Bessie was interested in the history course. She will go to work. A rose wilh all iis sweefvxf leaves ye! folded. SYLVIA MARIE CLIFFORD Sylvia is interested in music and will study pipe organ later. The world is as you fake it, And life is what you make il. NINA BELL CLINE President of the International Club and a member of the Spanish Club. She will attend the Normal School at Bellingham. Sim'ere, with 1num1r'rs kind, A finer girl it would be hard to jimlf' GEORGE E. CLINTON President of the French Club and a member of the Honor Society and Lincoln junto. He will go to C. P. S. for two years and then get his diploma at the U. of W. Good in hooks, in work, or healthful play. JEANNE DOUGLAS COBERLY Basketball '27g cricket '27g baseball '27. Jeanne was also a member of the Campfire Girls and of the French Club. A cheerful eomjranion I aspire to IJe.', LOIS M. COCHRAN Librarian of the Classical Club and :A member of Takolah. She will be another Bellingham Normal student. A face with gladriess ouerxpread. Soft smiles by human kindness bred. JAMES COLLINS Jim took part in second team football '27g swim- ming '27g track '27q and clccathlon '27. He was also :A member of the Finned L, and of the band, four years. Sir, I'rl rather be right than he jzresideritf' MILFORD H. CONLON Milford followed a commercial course and will con tinue his school work at some college. The key to success is hard work. CATHERINE E. CONNER L Book, Lincolnian and Lincoln News Staifsg reporter for French Club. She will attend Carlton College of Minnesota. Her min1l's her kingdom, And her will her law. x RUTH D. COOK Ruth finished high in three and one-half yearsg was in the senior class play: in operas '26, '27 ancl '28g Interclass Competition Committee: and a member of the Dramatic and Glee Clubs. She will go to Ellens- burg Normal. She has much done, much designed, And much desired.

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THE LINCOLNIAN W'ANDA BURKEPILE Waxida finished high in three and one-half years. She was pianist for the senior orchestra and Boys' Quartetteg on Lincoln Typing team '27, 'ZRQ on L Book and Lincolnian Staffsg and a member of Clayton- Paul-Bert, Aluntn and Dramatic Clubs. She will enter college or a school for organ. If you do noi like flu' way I Jo, You fellow ufml you can Jo. RUTH H. BURLEY Ruth graduated in three and one-half years. Swim- ming 'ZS and '26, and Dramatic, Science and Takolah Clubs have all interested her, lf at fri! you Jon? szzccceil, fry, try again. MILDRED BYRD Girl Scouts and Classical Club: junior orchestra one veat, and senior orchestra one year. Mildred followed the general course and will go to school after one year. I ufnrkeu' wiflw pafic'11c'c', Wffairfr means almost' pou'er. MARGARET CARLSON Margaret was assistant circulation manager of the Lineoln Newsg and a member of the Taltolah, Spanish. and Dramatic Clubs. She will work for a year and then attend college to study law. O'l'r Ilia! fair, broad brow were lldfflllgflf The iIlfl'fSl'K'1l'!1 linex of ilnouglrff' ROBERTA CARNS General course. She perhaps will go in training for il nurse. K HLKIIIKI7 ana' lbe 1L'm'lJ laughs 1L'iflv 'fl'o1r5 Sigh, and you sigh alone. BETTY ALETI-IEA CARTER Betty followed a business course and was a member of the Dramatic Club and senior orchestra '24. She was on the Lincoln News Staff, Hwfilb fuscirzulion in fam' every bow. DOROTHY E. CASE Dramatic, Takolah and Junto Clubs: and assistant sales manager of the L Book. Dot will attend col- lege later. Two blur' eyes anal a ,VlIlfIl'1f17Vl'L' in one. DORIS CLARK Doris followed a general course and was a member of Takolah, She hopes to go to XV. S. C. But so fair She fakes flu' brealb of men away Wfbo gaze upon ber' ulmwarc'. FRED CLARK Fred was on the midget football team '24 and 'Zig intermediate football 'Zag Ei-st team football '27g sec- ond team wrestling '2Sg and first team wrestling '26, '27 and '28, He was also baililf of the Knights of Lincoln. His good-rlnlzzreil grin arm' his gooil-llaizzrrd ways XVIII :flake us !'l'UIl'HIbt l' him all lbrouglv our Juy.i', RACHEL E. CLARK Cricket '25, '26 and '27g volleyball 275 and basket- ball 'Z6. Rachel was a member of the Lincoln Letter Laisies. She will work and then go to business college, Happy and brigbl, TIJIIIXUIIII' uml guy, WG' all know ber in ber own suwt way. Twenly-one

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THE LINCOLNIAN VIVIAINI CONVERSE Secretary '24, '25, vice president '27, and president '28, of Takolah,, Lincolnian Staff: associate editor of Lincoln News '27, and of L Book '27 and '28, L Book reporter '26, secretary of junior class '27, Carnival committee, a member of thc Honor Society. Ax pure as a pearl Azul as jrrrfevf-a 11oblr' und innocent girlf' JULIA ETTA COPELAND Spanish and Takolah Clubs. Julia followed the home economics course and will attend XV. S. C. Silent, but mrnesf. Simple-but sincere. ROBERT W. COPELAND Track manager '28, class debate '27. Bob was also a member of the Lincoln junto and the International Clubs, and completed high in threc and one-half years. He will work and then enter college. Exact and stuzlious of mimlf, WALTER CORBIN Vfalter played in the band two years. He will do P. G. work here. Liftlr is gained willooul hard workf' LORNA COWELL Business Manager of the Lincoln News 327, junior orchestra, two years, senior orchestra, two years, social chairman of Takolah, Spanish Club member. Lorna also found time for baseball. She will be somebody's bookkeeper. Her sunny locks Hang on ber temples like a golden f'lv1'cr. WADE H. COYKENDALL Jr. Secretary-treasurer of Lincoln junto, vice president of Science Club, member of Dramatic and Spanish Clubs. Xvadc will take a P. G. Course and later enter W. S. C. Life ix as yvf before mr. PHYLLIS ADALYN CULVER Second team baseball '27, secretary-treasurer of Dra- matic Club, senior orchestra, member of Takolah, L Book Staff, and in senior class play. She is undecided as to whether she will enter C. P. S. or U. of W. She bas tasted the joy Thai springs from Iuborzv HELEN DANIELS Takolah and Rooters' Club. Helen chose the com- mercial course and will attend business college. WY learn fbrougb lrialf' HOWARD A. DAVIS Howard came to Lincoln from Sumner in January, '28. There he was a member of the Glee Club, and of the basketball, football, swimming, and baseball teams. At Lincoln he took the part of Thaddeus in opera Bohemian Girl. He will pursue the study of music. As a singer, madumr, be was mos! pvinct'ly. MARGARET DAVIS Margaret came from Carthage High School, Mis- souri, in September, 1926. Takolah Club claimed her as a member. She will attend Knapp's Business college. I will rupture your minds Wiib xweel 1l0l'x lfy.,, Twenmbree