Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Run' 4-M. Kvlso, R. Marshall. H Rufhfcldt, F, Slavich, H. Dunar, ,l Mcphcrson, L. Curington, H, Klacubmn D. Gzn-aria, E, Brunncr, E, Millcr. R010 7-E. Larscn, L, Hllltcngrcn. D Scpcroski, R. Adams, R. Sitton, bl Thorp. F, YVryc, C. Crottcau, V. Brcn nan, S. Sharpe, l. Kawamoto, R. Sign loin, lf. Harnmcrktrom, Run' -1-Al. Pattiu: nl. Thomab, C. Rrid ,l. Mcflonncll, ,l. Bossart, VJ. Burg Strom, C. Brooke, L. McCailcrty, M Shannon, H. Smith. l7, Kunncily. G Hillur, Row 3ffM. North, ,l. Glcnn. H. Hoi don, NV. flonlfrcy. H. Hushidv. M, Hay ashi, M. Helm, H. Strong, H. Thomp son, l, Drangc, M. Luc. Row I-E. Brakclnush. E. Austin, F NYalLlncr, B. Spi-al-cs, E. Darris, Z, Hi-rn rick, H. Folsom, E. Hagcn, xl, Mathcr S. Lvap. Ron' I-flf. lvlciningcr, S. XVall, ,lm dan. D. Pctvrson, M, Shepard, E. Srrxx ari. ll. Taylor, M. Di-nton, E, Karho Row 6 -fl, Portrr, C. Healy, M, Slovux D, Millar, ,I. Nclfon, E. Rozanbki, H Gappa. T. XYvlch, Bill Ellington. ,l Nicholson, R, Marshall, L. Frank, Run- ffl. Sinilh, XY, Folsom, B. Fund unftcin. lf. Pvtcrson, G. XVallvr, D Vfing. VC. llinvry, CI, Lxnrlstrom, B lonus, Al. Kcnnuly, G. Thompson. Row -1-H. Mcyvrs, J, Susan, I. Moyer E. Larson, fl. Lang, D. Lyphardr, ,l Bvlaicli, D, Morgan, li. flyr, D. Slap ny. H. Hanson, R. Lindskog. Run' 3-T. Utiganl. I, Ycrhury, ,l. War' pon, M. Mclfinncjv, A. Millcr, V. Din kw. M, Zclrnak, R. Olson. V. Taylor li. Lnlrcn, M. Mirchcll, H. Hopkins W. Kranik, Row 2- E. Raili-r, M. Eyrnvr, H. Hinc R. Olsen. R. Stoililnril, K. Daxis, M Sandilliist, C. Uarlick, A, Nakata, M Knowlvs, XV. XVorstcr. Rua' I-fli. Erickson, V. Ulowr. nl Thomas, P. Lucas. R. lvfaughan. D Carclnrr, M, Munson, V. Harris, ff Hackur. lf. Kuccra, F. Zi-hnnler. Ron' 6 N,AAgljjQ1'nscn, li. Krriilvr. XY Fillingcr, lxflitchcu, P. Howard, N Blarlw. L, Rcnnctt, ,l, livnjainin, R Syvmson, S. Rippon. T. Hoylvs. lf. liwrg man. Rhmlcf, S. Castlv. Raw 57H. llriwxur, H, Kvllvr. P. Scott R. NVii-siwr. ,l. Ehly, R, liarlrcr. 0 Ioncs, C. lil-rtram, D. Fahry, H. Dun har, XY. flalhraith. D. Young, X' Hounilr, Row -l7M. Fowlrr, P. l'vtcrs, l. Lar fin. H. l'osn'. R, Stcplicnfon. P. joins Lyla Uonvcau, L, llcyvr, R. Chrickv. K Anhow, H. Barnhart. Fon' 3' ,l. Ray, U. Castvcl, L, Spaila forc, M. Barhvr, ll. flowcll, Cuunhi M, flohcrly. Bairil, 1. Howard, M Vogrl, M, Allen, QI. NX':iril, li. XViltman Row 2- N. Claril, G. Eglnlunils, IS Brrry. B. Brahm, M. Clonncls. R. Clark 17. Claprnur, V. Moon, L. Howard, ll Nichols, R. liriscov, R. Lvniz, U. Hang land. Raw I- A. Hart, R. Hlavacvqk, l'. Tilin da, V, Raslnnswn, H. Kofocil. A. Lrnri D. Claillicr, nl. Barschi, E. flnral, l Harxvv, M. Anderson, Row 6- XV. Van du Vrrv. lf. Cl. Mich alla, H. Halllwcig, F. Huhvrt, ll. ,lacohson R. Branllwnrg. R, liggirnann. Carlson D. Morris, F. Brajkovich, R. Vv'aril, If Gaul, A. Clialiani, j. Rogcrf, ll. Han scn. Row 5- fl'5. Ellington, A. Hnzcn, XX Hamilton, L. lippurly, IJ. Frrnc, N Hickok. A. Drohnack. D. Tluonipson, ,l Hohi-im. VC. Srcrha, J, Hamilton, H Mvklanil, KI. Graham, ll. Hartlvy, XX' Miichcll. li. ,lonl-H. Row 4' E. Rcirnvr, I. Dalit, E. Flsnr U. Kcnl, NV. Nvlson. H, Noro, XY Hvaillvy, F. Nlorrison, XV. liisnctt, N Sizcr, H. XYnnnmn, D. Larson, C Huath, M. McLcoil. Rim- 3, F, Lullwctw. lf. Coon, lf. Dahl M. Rcinhl, M. Moc, R. Uoinlcv, M Hanklur. M. Hart. E. Haukur, l. Mullcn lvl, lv1rPhi'rsim, D. Mcflimpscy. L. Mirillicixtt. fl, Hifln, L. Hullrnan. Row 2- A5hEornsL'n, E. Rovsv. li Mycrs, li. Thivl, M. Mcl7onalil, H, Lin il--r, lvl. McQ111lli11, R. Fikv, R. Nas traml. lf. Smxvrs. xl. Calkins, J. Srcrn A. Cllivrvunalk, H. Currah, Ron' lf B. lifkilglfcn. C. XVhitL', A Hanson, V. Curran, li. Gay, M, Hall lvl. XX'iLlirow, M. Hartzkcy, J. Clark K. Polk. R. Hanfon. L, l'c!ltivr, l' Parlwr.

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W 5 Row 3-A. Jacobs, C. jangord. R. Stevens, j. Vehonsky, E, Currzxh, L. Yuunt, G. Anderson, V. Miller, F. Rave, F, R. Asbury, D. Lemagie, L. Hopkins, C, Garlick, J. Britton. j. Kowalchuk. Row 2fA. Haughey. B. Blundell, H. McDou'ell, J. Kelly, B, Hanson, V. Curran, R. Savage, H. Hopkins, L. Knight, G. Hartman, E. Hastings, B. Hen' ning, G. Shearer, B. Bradbury. B, Mills, F. Butcher, T. lvlarvick, B, Mcvrse, E. Pecle. Row 1fE, Miller, M. XVinglield, R, Clements, C. Olson, B. Taylor, B, Black, NV. Olson, V. Lattimer, M, Sicrman, T. NV1xlder, R. Edwards, E, Syvcrson, l, Ostness, E. Karbo, L. Sargent, j. Simerzil, -I. Wfarring, VJ. Fuller, D. Thompson, M. Kopcr, G. Stacey. Senior Orchestra LTHOUGH the crow's nest may seem overcrowded with a total of forty.four active members, Lincoln may still be said to possess one of the flnest orchestras it has ever had. Under the careful piloting of Mrs. Margaret Rawson Goheen, our ship's musicians have brought us through another year of entertaining and interesting assemblies. They played for the senior class play, the annual opera, the Christmas cantata, and to climax the year as a musical success, Commencement. Our seamen-musicians constitute an organization which, with its share of the opera proceeds, makes additions to its library, buys new instruments, and repairs old ones. Because of the lack of sulhcient funds to carry on their work aboard ship, the orchestra had one hundred dollars appropriated to them by the School Board. This capable group has been able to arrive at a successful rendition of several dilh- cult overtures, suites, and operatic selections such as Slrzmzzir Dance, Stradella Orerizzre. and Funeral Marrlv of a Mariofzelle. unior Orchestra as J , O reach the highest we must first begin at the lowest. And the only way to get into the Senior orchestra is first to prepare and train as beginners in the junior orches- tra. Along with preparing for bigger things and learning new music, a half credit is given, thus offering a valuable opportunity to any one interested. The fourth period of each day is spent in practicing scales, counting time, and learning to follow the baton. At present the orchestra has two trumpets, one clarinet, five bass viols, two cellos, and twelve violins. Sixteen 3