Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS SCIENCE MUSIC Row 2-George ForsyTh, VV. P, Wagley, Charles Miller, Amhur Turner, Jul M O B N dh Ned Ubben, Clifford WesTgaTe. Row IfFranIc Anarde, Mrs. Goheen, Lillia A WI H d J h I-IoaTs, Mrs. Davis, Ch I B h FI K II y, VV II D I SCIENCE DEPARTMENT IT has been said ThaT The purpose oT science is To sTudy wiThouT preiu- dice The TacTs, laws, and processes oT naTure. ThaT sTudenTs may learn To appreciaTe and undersTand naTure, Lincoln's Science DeparTmenT oTTers classes in biology, boTany, agricuITure, phys- ics, chemisTry, and geology. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Our school oTTers iTs sTudenTs exceIlenT TaciliTies Tor shop worlc. Included in This are The classes oT The IndusTriaI ArTs. In This branch are Two dis- TincT courses: The high school course which requires one hour Tor each subiecT, and The indusTrial, or Trade Training, which has Two-hour classes. The shops are among The besT oT Those in any high school in The sTaTe oT WashingTon. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Supplying music Tor The school assemblies, special programs, bandramas, and operas Talls To The loT oT our musical Triends, The members oT The music deparTmenT. Their pracTice and classrooms are Tound in The Tower oT The building. The boys' and girls' glee clubs, The orchesTra, and The band are The organizaTions which malce up The personnel. LIBRARY WiTh a coIIecTion oT 5,000 volumes and subscripTions To TwenTy-Tive currenT magazines our library is one oT which To be proud. NineTy-six sTudenTs are accommodaTed each period oT The day. Miss Anderson, The school librari- an, gives Tour lessons in The use oT The library To Sophomore and Jun- ior English classes. Machinisfs in The making. I5

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'II4 Thcf mysTerious unknown quanfify X. H . geygmfn HISTORY FOREIGN LANGUAGE MATHEMATICS am ran rs amer ina ors einson a e eson ive pgenor , R 3VDKy BLTh ,F kEp ,El TI1T ,MblOI ,OI O Th W I TT W All on, Rial Beniarnin. Row 2-Alice Griggs, Mrs. ScoTT, Twiia Kendall, Grace I P T h J sie Lilly. Row I-W, C. Orr, Helen WhiTney Jessie Barlow Helen ManTz A y H y Eb S' 5 DSS, EI' IZEV. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT I.incoIn's Toreign language deparTmenT oTTers classes in French, Span- ish, German, and LaTin, The Tour chieT Toreign Tongues. Much inTeresT is aroused in The languages which They are sTudying, and Triendly Teeling is creaTed among sTudenTs in These classes by correspon- dence wiTh high school boys and girls in oTher counTries. In Lincoln High School an increasing number oT sTudenTs is To be Tound in This oleparT- menT each year. HISTORY DEPARTMENT E WiTh over l5OO pupils enrolled in iTs classes during The pasT year The I-IisTory DeparTmenT is ranked as a TavoriTe by Lincoln sTudenTs. Required by The STaTe DeparTmenT oT EducaTion, a semesTer oT boTh UniTed STaTes hisTory and civics becomes a parT oT every sTudenT's program beTore graduaTion. 0Ther hisTory courses may be Talcen as elecTives. The elecTives, Social Problems and Economics, are becoming oT increasing imporTance and inTeresT To The sTudenTs each year. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Now iusT whaT good is maThemaTics going To do a person? Train your mind, Johnny! Train your mind! There are people who realize some vanTage in liTe oTher Than maTerial gain. Everyday problems can very oTTen be solved easily iT buT reasoned ouT. There is noThing beTTer Than maThemaTics To TiT one's mind To do This guiclrly and accuraTeIy. The sTudenTs aT Lincoln Tully appreciaTe This as is shown by The large number choosing This mind discipline. i So baclc To your algebra, geom- eTry, and TrigonomeTry, Ivlary, and do learn To appreciaTe The paral- lelepipedon.

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a H a Charl s G bson Jean Wood Cordon Dowling Jean Sandlin Gor ld Haleb Mailland Jordan Dominic Crabinski r lc D e y i Bud Bader Evelyn Gipplo Joyce Dunbar Bri Sprenger W. Sfrandberg Ed Walls A' x 1 ' QW STUDENT COUNCIL An alerl, wide-awake group of sludenls composed Jrhe Sludenl Council lhis year. Slarling in Seplember They revised The conslilulion, made an alhlelic leller display, and slarled an exlensive campaign lo sell aclivily liclcels. ll was a successful campaign and more Jrhan l,3OO sludenls boughl Them. Many inleresling assemblies were given. One of lhem, which was in Seplember, inlroduced lhe new sludenl' oiciicers lo lhe school. Several speakers conlribuieol lo olher programs and in Eebruary a very infer- esling Washinglon-Lincoln assembly was held fealuring educalional lallcs by lwo Lincoln l-ligh School sludenls. A very enlhusiaslic aicler-school assembly welcomed Rinlo, a movie dog. The sludenls held The usual Eoolball Nighl before lhe Thanksgiving game: and a Eoolball Malinee was given lo aid iniured ifoolball players. Duri- ing lhe year Ered l-leany, lvlary Louise Bader, Jean Sandlin, and Eugene Brazeau allended a Leaders' and Journalisls' convenlion al lhe Univer- sily ol Washinglon. ln April several sludenls allended a convenlion al Washinglon Slale College. ln all, lhe Sludenl Council has finished a mosl successful year, and Ered l-leany, A. S. B. Presidenl, is lo be commended for his unliring efiorls. OFFICERS Fred l-leany ,.,. Presidenl Dominic Grabinslsi Com. of Aihlolics Chucls Gibson . Vice Presidenl Gerald l-loleb , ,Corn ol Journalism Jean Wood , . .. , .Secrelary lvlailland Jordon . Corn. ol: Adverfising Jean Sandlin , ,Conn of Publicily ADVISERS Mr. lvleddins, Miss Moyer OTHER MEMBERS Senior Rep. ...Bud Bader, Evelyn Gipplo Junior Rep. . Bob Springer, Joyce Dunbar Soph. Rep. Ed Vlfalls, Woodrow Slrandburg Boys' Club Rep. . . Eranls Davis Girls' Club Rep. Evelyn Gwynn