Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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XV. C. P. Meddiirs B. 0, Beal Zuidce Bonney l. E. Fi-nil Nlaurgfxret Coliecn Principal Vice Principal Home Economic Coniinerciznl Music Department Messages A good book is a boon companion: one that today stimulates thought, tomorrow entertains, and the next day affords information. Equipped with a reading habit, one need never be lonely on this life cruise now so joyfully begun. W. C. P. Mraonirvs. The training period for seamanship along the shallow, smooth water has been ii most delightful one. Now for the voyage into the rougher and deeper waters. Along with the training you have had, two very important qualities must be developed to insure a successful cruise into the future: Determination and Effort. B. O. BEA1.. Recipe for a Happy Home: Security of affection. Mutual respect. Emotional stability. Freedom of development for every member. Sense of humor. A Mix. Serve fresh daily. Use generous amounts. Zfuniire BONNIEY. Seniors! It is the wish of the Commercial Department that you shall ind the maps, charts, and compasses, that you learned to use during your three-year cruise, adequate for guiding your ships across the sea of life. J. E. FRAIL. Music is the universal language of mankindf' The voyage is sweeter and more enjoyable when we hear across the waves sweet strains of music. IVIARGARET RAWSON GOHEIEN. As I answer the call of the highway with its distant promise fair, I pray for a heart, light and gladsome, And friends, adventure, and fun. Yet- I would seek truth, for truth ever is mightyg I would be brave, to meet whatever must beg I would dare always, rightly, to do the thing most feared. ALBIIRTA MCDONNELI.. Nu jlicflfft' S ix

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Florence Kelley Grace l.it.itlell Olive Opgenorth YV. C. Orr NV. P. XVagley Science Foreign l-angnage History Nlathematics Mztiiliztl Training Department Messages ,, Wfhy build flvere rilier ,QIIIITCIIII If 111111 llllbllffdetf tener? I11 1'fzi1z ire build llve i1'f11'ltf, lI1I!L'.l.f The bllflcffl' 111511 g1'f11z'J, l.'lLORfZNCli Klil.l.IiY, Two wise sayings to help us chart our course: That nothing is bad merely because it is old, nor good merely because it is newg and the injunction of the Apostle Paul, ages old, but ever new: Prove all things, hold fast that which is good. Gimme I. Linmsrt. Illl study and get ready, and then maybe the chance will tome! Let your high school preparation be but the beginning of study. Then maybe your chance for effective working, living, and serving will come. Oriviz OPGISNORTH. Do your own thinking. Think things through to conclusions. Then people may be ready to listen to what you have to say. To become a captain on life's voyage, you will not only have to do your own think- ing, but you must have your ideas so developed that others will follow you. W. C. ORR. Ahoy there, Class of '3-if Congratulations. A sea voyage is a splendid thing some- times. If there is anything in you, it will bring it out, especially if the going gets rough. As you sail on, keep a Hrm grip on the helm, your eye on the chart, beware of eross-currents and tide drift, and you will make your next port on schedule time. W. P. XVAGLHY. Swan