Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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THE LINCOLNIAN Twenty-six A HAROLD A. EVENSON Harold played in the band three years and in the orchestra one year. He will enter W. S. C. He who blushas is not quite a l7rutr'. CARL PHILII, FAXVCETT Carl followed a general course and will go to W. S. C. We surely appreciate in this day ana' age A boy like Carl with his courteous ways. JOHN FECHKO john followed a mechanical course and did expert work in machine shop. He will work and then attend college. My kingalow for an air flii'L'r'r. SAMUEL R. FINEGOLD Sam was a member of the International and German Clubs and was interested in swimming. He may enter W. S. C. A man of abilily, a 'man of conz'irtions. RAYMOND J. FLYNN Member of second team wrestling '26, first team Wrestling 'zsg and of Honor Society, and Knights of Lincoln. Ray will follow an engineering course at Pullman. That which onlimzry mm are fit for, I am qualified in. DEAN E. FOLLETT Dean was interested in wrestling and was a member of the second team soccer. He will enter W. S. C. after working awhile. He k11t'W what was what! DONALD EVERETT FOREMAN Donald followed a science course and will enter college. Don't let your left hand know Wfhat your right hand doeth. LEONA A. FORSBERG Leona will attend the College of Puget Sound after graduating in june. Though from this suwt mairl you m vr hear fl 'l'f'fl7f You remvmlzer the saying, 'Still waters run davit LEONE G. FOWLER Takolah Club. Leone followed a history course and will attend Bellingham Normal. I'll speak to thee in silence. ESTHER FOX ,Iuntu and Dramatic Clubs have held Esther's inter- . est. She will attend a business college before becoming a stenographer. Sha had a sweat altravtirr' kind of grace.

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THE LINCOLNIAN JOSEPH DWYER Joe was one of our tennis sharks. Tennis '26 and 27. He will attend W. S. C. Tennis is my low XIIIIIIHU lNlELVERN EAGAN Normal work will claim Melvern's attention in the future. For lu' was xfudious-of his raw. DOROTHY EBERSOLE Dorothy came to Lincoln from Stadium two years ago. Sha was vice president and patrol leader of the Girl Scouts '27 and a member of the German Club and senior orchestra: was interested in basketball, vol- leyball, cricket and baseball '27, '28, They laugh that win. CLIFFORD C. EBY Cliff will go to business college to prepare for be- coming a bookkeeper. Much wisdom offer: goes with fewest words. OLGA ELLINGSON Olga was a member of the German, Takolah and Glee Clubs: she was in the chorus of the opera, The Bohemian Girl. She will enter college. Smile away. Folks undrrxtaml By wha! a smile ix nzrunlf' JOSEPH H. ENGH joe was a Rifle Club member. College will claim him in the future. As his merryg may bc' slill bv wise. EDNA BIANCA ERB Edna was a member of the German Club. She fol- lowed a general course and will go to Bellingham Normal to prepare for teaching. A mos! inlemc' young womunfi NELLIE ERDAHL Nellie followed the home economics course and was a member of the German and Science Clubs. She will work. For brmfify is wry g00lI' W7fJ1'f1 wi' ure, or an' 1101, 1im1c'l'xfo0a'. ALICE LUCILLE ERHART Alicia finished high in three and one-half years. She was president of the Spanish Clubg on L Book Staffg member of Seicncb and Takolah Clubs, and interested in volleyball and basketball. Eyes tba! are foullfainx of lbougbl and song. BRITTA AMANDA ERICKSON Amanda was on the junior debate team '26, and was a member of the Lincoln junto, Honor Society, Classi- cal and Dramatic Clubs. She also received the Erst scholarship prize in Greek '25 and '26. After work- ing awhile as a stenographer, she will enter the U. of W. HN many ffmrms and pleusunl uwys Will brigbfwz up ffae darlzfxvl days. Twenty-five

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THE LINCOLNIAN ROBERT L. FOX A decathlon star. Bob held the city record for pole and bar vaults and was the decathlon winner '27. First and second team football: track '25, '26, '27, '28: class baseball, Penn relay. He was junior class president, a Knight of Lincoln, and a member of Ili-Y, College will claim him in the future. Whatever he did was done with so muah waxrg In him alone 'twax natural Io please. ALICE ALTHENE FRANZEN Lincoln News Staff '28. Alice followed a general course and will probably go to W. S. C. She is as marry as Ihr day is long. NEIL GAISER ' chose a general course. His future will be sp t in learning the electrical trade. 'A 'man wifhoul pretense, Blessed wilh plain reason and sober scrzscf' VIVIAN GARDNER French Club member. Vivian was also a member of the Lincoln News Staff '28, and debate '26. She hopes to enter W. S. C. Almost all oecupafions are clwereil And lighfvzl by music. MARY ELIZABETH GARNETT Basketball '26 and '27, cricket '26 and '27, volley- ball '26 and '27, baseball '26 and '27. Mary was treasurer and patrol leader of Girl Scouts, and a mem- ber of the Honor Society, Lincoln Letter Lassies, and German Club. Lively, laughing, anzl loyal-thafs Mary. MARGARET GARRISON Basketball '25, '27, '28, baseball '25, '27, '28, vol- leyball '25, '27, '28, swimming '25, cricket, '25. Peggy was girls' sport editor of the Lincoln News. She will attend business college. 'Tis not my talent to conceal rn lhou his. J' 8 NOLA GASAWAY Nola was a member of the Spanish Club. She fol- lowed a general course and plans to enter a business college. A kind and genflr' heart she had To comforl friends and foes. BERYL ARLETHA GATES Beryl was a Girl Reserve. She will go to the Uni- versity of Montana. Her ufinlom was L'071XlHl1,tl in cm1fia'em'v. DOROTHY THERESA GOERGER Senior orchestra, Girl Reserve orchestra and string quartette. Dorothy followed a commercial course and may enter a business college. Her pleasure is har power To charm ofhers by her music. BERNARD J. GOINEY Intermediate football '27g class tennis '25, '26 and '27g on L Book Staff '26 and '27, circulation man- ager of Lincolniang senior program chairman, secre- tary of Knights of Lincolng and a member of the Hi-Y. Bernard will work and then attend the Uni- versity of Minnesota. A man of ltnowlnlge infrz'a.ved by slreuglhf' Turnfy-sei'z'r1