Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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,,m::s :::-- I cs' X Wm T ! ' 5: assesses- isnigs 555' EE 5155522252 5 s Scriiiiiiiniiosiis The actors, upon entering Lincoln, 'meet the directors and choose their roles. Before a year has elapsed, they are well acquaintf ed with their routine and are deeply interested in the various organizations and activities about them. Vxfe pnd many of them participating in sportsg others have chosen roles which lead them into realms of music, of art, and of dramatics. Others find the purely social activities attractive and helpful. At the end of three years we find every character familiar with his own little drama. Each had studied the role he had chosen and now knows his part well enough to ask for a place in the great drama of life. In our presentation we have endeavored to pref serve for individuals the highlights of their own roles together with those of their fellow troupers. Each actor has enacted a play complete in itself and yet harmonious in relation to the rest, which, taken together, form the drama of Lincoln High, We hope you like it! THE EIJI'l'UR.