Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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THE LINCOLNIAN STEPHEN E. HALE Class baseball '25, '26, '27, '28. Steve was a mem- ber of the Glee Club '26, '27, '28, He followed a general course and will work. Really a handsome and charming manf' LILLIAN GERTRUDE HALL Dramatic Club held her interest, Having followed a commercial course, she will work. Wa know what we arv, Bu! know not what uw' may hc. MARION H. HALLIN Marion made high in two and one-half years, taking two summer school Courses, and was on the Honor Roll every semester! She was a member of the Honor Society and of the Spanish Club. She plans to go tn business college and then on to another college. She is successful Bvcausc' she puts forth hrr best. CHESTER W. HANSEN Chet was a member of the Rifle Club, and of the senior orchestra for three years. He will enter W. S. C. after working. A kinder gwillrwfau lrcads noi thr earth. LILLIAN HANSEN Lillian was a member of Takolah, Honor Society and Spanish Clubs. She will attend college. Always forward. MILDRED HANSEN Mildred came from Lincoln High, Seattle. in 'ZSg shc was a member of the Latin Club while there. At Lincoln, Takolah and Honor Society had her as a member. Knowledge is 1J0'W!'7'.n MARY HANSLER Basketball '25, '26, '27g cricket 'Z6g baseball '26g volleyball '26. Treasurer of the junior classg senior representative on I. C. C.: member of Lincolnian Staffg and a member of the Lincoln Letter Lassies and Ta- kolah Clubs. Mary will enter the business world. A maid whose moclusly roncvals her 'l.'if11le S.,, BOB HANSON Bob was one of our four-year Hrst team wrestling leuermen. Also a Knight of Lincoln. He followed a general course and will work. He seems so bold and yn' so bashfulf' VERA HARDMAN Publicity chairman of Takolah and a Classical and Honor Society member. She followed the classical course and will go to college. Never iillz' a 7l1UI7Il'l1f B111 lhriffy aml fflllllgblflfl of 0lh1'r's.', ERNESir THEODORE HARDY Ernest followed an industrial course and will work. Add fo Ihvse rcqzzirvd leisure Tha! in lrim gtIVl!l'llX taht' his plc'as1frm'. i Tuwlly-riim

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THE LINCOLNIAN T wenty-eight. NORA A. GRANDE Nora was a Spanish Club member. She is undecided as to whether she will enter Parkland Normal School or take a special arts course. Not what she did, but what she tried to do. CHARLES G. GRANTIER Charles came to Lincoln from Williston, North Da- kota, in October, 1927. He took up academic work here. Good nature, muscle, and grit combined. SYD GRATTON Rifle Club and band. Syd followed a trade pre- paratory course and will work. Honest, conscientious, and progressivef, MORRIS GRAY Morrie was a member of the Classical and Rifle Clubs. He also played in the band three years. The farther west I go, the more I am con- vinced that the wise men came from the east. MILDRED F. GREENE Mildred was a member of the Takolah and Inter- national Clubs. She will work as a stenographer and bookkeeper. With strength and patience All her loads are bornef, LOUISE E. GUNNELL Commercial course. Louise was a member of Takolah. She was sweet and pleasant? EVELYN MARIE GUSTAFSON Evelyn followed a general course. She was a mem- ber of Takolah and plans to enter some college. Her smiling eyes with simple truths Were stored. HENRY CARL HADEMAN Second team football '26g first team football '27g first team soccer 'Z6g second team baseball '28g and class baseball. Hcinie was a Knight of Lincoln and sergeant-at-arms of the senior class. He will work and then go to the U. of W. Ah, a'on't say that you agree with rneg When people agree with rne, I feel that I must be wrong. PAUL HAGBERG Track '25 and class soccer 'zsg Paul was a member of the Glee Clubg of the quartette '26, '27 and ,28g took part in the operas '27 and '28. The Hrst prize in the musical contest at the Rialto theater was won by him in 1927. Ay, every inch a singer. VIRGINIA HALBERT Spanish Club and Girl Scoutsg News Staff and basketball held her interest. Virginia will attend Bel- lingham Normal. Sad, sad to think that the year Is all but done.

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THE LINCOLNIAN Thirty SARAH A. HART Takolah and International, Clubs and Lincoln News Stat? have all had Sarah asia member. She plans to enter Ellensburg Normal for two years and then go to O. S. C. High erected thoughts A Sealwl in u heart of C01lYf!'Xjl.,, LEE W. HAUSE Midget football '27g circulation manager of the Lincoln News. Lee was also a member of thc senior band for four years, of the tintette and of the saxo- phone band. He chose a general course and will enter a conservatory of music. The .mise of July pursues me e1fe1'.,' RUBY HAVERLAND A member of Dramatic Club, Takolah and Girl Scouts. Ruby was also on the Lincoln News editorial Staff. She plans to enter Bellingham Normal. Soft as fam' rlime, mm' sunny as her skies. STANLEY HEMEL Second team football ,265 first team football '27g class basketball '26 and 'Z7g senior baseball '27g senior swimming '27. Stan was a member of the band for four years. I crmze, I sew, I left. IXIARGERY HENNEFER Margery followed the commercial course and was a member of Takolah. She will be somcbody,s StCn0g. Each xlvp imfis onward. HERBERT L. HERRINGTON Herbert pursued a general course. He will work a year and then enter a mechanical engineering school. If ix goon' to Ivngthm Io the las! A sunny mood. CLARA ELIZABETH HEWARD Made High in three and one-half years. Clara was a member of the Takolah Club and of the Campfire Girls. She followed a commercial course and will follow commercial work before entering college. She wt law' heart upon flac goal, not the PfiZ!'.,, . RUSSELL HEWITT Orches a d band three years. Russell followed a general course and will work for the gov- ernment. 'Tis ull a 'I717lt1lHL'.,, WALLACE H. HEWITT Wally was a member of the Spanish and Radio Clubs. He will work a year and then enter college. He was strongly a!t1'uvl1':1 to radio, IRENE MARY HINES Irene came to Lincoln from Shelton High in '26, Wfhile here she followed a commercial course and was a member of Takolah. College will claim her in the future. Ami ax the brighf sun glorijies the sky, So is lam' fare illuminezi by bm' eye?