Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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T ll lf, M1135 Qlhlbllmxl 1. Harry Johnson. ,,,,,,,,5.,,,...,,,.,,,.,,,,....,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,.,......,,,,,.. ., ,,,,,,,,. President 2. Leonard McGuire ..,.7,7, . ,,Y,,, Vice President lst Sem. 3. Jeanne Van Antwerp. ,,,,, ., ,,,,, Vice President 2nd Sem. 4. Mildred Lyons ,,,.,,,,,.., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,... . Secretary 5. Carl Hamelin .,., ,,,,, ,,,,,r...,....,,,,,,, E d itor of Lincolnian 6. Allan Thomson ...., ,.,,.,. C ommissioner of Advertising 7. Dorothy Lyons .... ....... Commissioner of journalism 8. Bjarne Tonning .......... ........ C ommissioner of Athletics 9. Wilber Thomas ................. ................ . ,........ Commissioner of Finance REAL student government among the members of the Associated Student Body of Lincoln High is provided by the Student Council, made up of students who are leaders in many phases of school activity. The members of the council are elected each Vear by the student body. The aims of the council are to achieve a better Lincoln High, conducted in such a Wav as to benefit the largest number of people to the greatest extent. These ideals are carried out as far as possible at the regular weekly meetings of the group. Under authority granted by the school constitution, the council has the power to control matters of importance to the student body, provided that its actions are within the regulations of the school board, the faculty, and the A. S. B. constitution. Handling this power properly is not an easy task, but this year's council, with Harry Johnson as its president, has carried out its duties in a creditable way. The many matters which the council has acted upon during the past year include the amendment of several club constitutions, the improvement of conduct at school Ten

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Z .Q-EIIQIIPIIE, .ISIILIQ QTLINIIAIN ROW' 1-Swarm, Pugh. Thornhill, Gowcll, Miller, Anderson, Parker, Hunts, ROW 2--Manu, McKay, Johmon, L b B Kelley, Maclntyre, Grass. Carlson, ROW 5-Franl, Barlow, Snclk, Ramsay, Wllutncy, Moore, Newscn, Cl-Irysr. FACULTY MISS LILLIAN E. ANDERSON ,,,, .. ,,,,, . ,,,, Librarian MRS. ERMINIE V. LAMB .. . .Lzmrbroouz Manager MR. J. R. CHRYST ,,,,,,,, .. . ,,,, . ,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,, C h ief Engimfer COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT MR. W. L. EDWARDS, Head MR. C. HUGO CARLSON MR. JAMES E. FRAIL MR. W. F. GRASS MISS HELENA A. JOHNSON MISS MARGARET A. LAPI-IAM MRS. JENNIE A. MACINTYRE MISS INEZ E. MOORE MISS GLADYS PARKER MRS. WINIFRED E. PUGH MR. W. H. SIELK MR. HARRY J. SWARM MRS. CLARA S. THORNHILL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MISS FLORENCE L. KELLEY, Head MISS ETLIEL M. ADANIS MR. JOHN R. HOATS MISS MIRIAM MILLER MR. HOWARD A. NESSEN MISS CATHARINE W. SMITI-I MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT MR. W. C. ORR, Hvaa' MISS JESSIE C. BARLOW MISS HELEN O. MAN'TZ MR. W. P. WAGLEY MISS HELEN WHITNEY HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT MISS ZAIDEE E. BONNEY, Hrfad MISS PRUDENTIA B. GOWELL MRS. MARY L. MCKAY MRS. ANGELE MESSELIN MISS EDITH B. RAMSAY PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MR. B. O. BEAL, Hvaa' MR. FRANKLIN W. O,NEEL MISS HELEN M. CLARKE I nnev Nine

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gy 1-slllllf- MllElLQQl-gllm 1, Judith Nordlund A,.,,,,,,,,A,,,,.,,,,,,,,7,,,,..77,7,7,,,.,,7.,,,, Senior Representative 2, Robert Wilson , ,,,,,, ,,,,, , Senior Representative QA 3, Eva Jurek ,.,,,,r,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, J unior Representative 4. Clarence Lemming, t,,,, ,,,,, . . ,.,,, Junior Representative S. Esther Willner ,,,,,,,t. ,,,,,,,, S ophomore Representative 6. Gilbert Wojahn ,,,,, ,,,,.,,, Sophomore Representative 7. Mr. Meddins, ,,,,.i. tttt, ...... ..,,......,.... .f,,.. A d V i Ser 8. Mr. Mann ,.,,, ,,,, ,,,. . ..,,. ,,,..., . . ,.,,.., . ,.... A d Viser 9. Miss Gowell ,,ttt,,,tt, , t,,,,,t,,,,,,,,,,,,,t,, ,,pttt . .,,,,t,.,t..t t.t,,t tt,t.,t . . . ...Adviser functions, the improvement in the appearance of the school, the adopton of regulations concerning the wearing of athletic letters, the promotion of pep in the student body at games, and the regulation of admission at athletic events. Believing that Lincoln's present school songs were out of date, the council sponsored a song contest, in which an original song written by Alice Sizer, and a new set of verses to Onward Lincoln were judged best and named as Lincoln's official songs. Two of the group, Harry Johnson and Leonard McGuire, were among those rep- resenting Lincoln at the High School Leaders and Journalists' Conference at the Uni- versity of Washington in November. On their return they suggested that an institution such as Lincoln should have a creed. Accordingly, a creed was drawn up and approved by the advisers. In February, when Leonard McGuire, vice president, was graduated from school, a special election was held, which resulted in Jeanne Van Antwerp being chosen vice president for the spring semester. Eleven