Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Lincoln News-Spring Slaff i Row 5-L, Wilhrow, J. Turner, R. NorlhcuTT, M. Kogeler, B. Good, J. Milchell, M. Helrn, B. Johnson, H. Hoshide, W. Bisnefl, R. Lokhen. Row 4-H. Keller, V. Bounds, H. Gierhe, A. Gleoson, E, Horner, J. Hewill, A, Honson, T. Goolnins, H. Freernon, R. Word, E. McCord, E. Corlson. Row 3-H. PosT, M. McKenzie, A. Hon- son, C. Ross, M. Honsler, M. FriTTs, K. Phillips, H. Smilh, J. Peele, A. Miller, H. Frederick, B. Wilson, E, Monoroy. Row 2-R, Bullord, C. Delrnore, M. MiTchell, A. Bruner, R, Olsen, B. Brow- er, V, Shoger, E. Berqlund, B. Wells, A. McCormick, J, Morshclll, C. Joch- son. Row lfM. Munson, L, Bullon, R. Ny- sfrom, V, Horris, V. Rasmussen, M. Robblee, L. Wagner, J. Foulk, B. Whisner, J. Derby, J, AbboTT, L. Scheulze, D. Sepefoshi. Lincoln News EPEATING iTs record, seT in The posT yeors, The Lincoln News broughT honor To Lincoln High School ogoin in l935-36. The Columbia ScholosTic Press AssocioTion iudged The News To be The besT high school poper oT iTs closs in The nofion. Dick Meyers received recogniTion Tor coming The TorThesT oT ony delegoTe To The CS. P. A. ConvenTion held in Milwoulqee, Wisconsin. For The Third consecuTive yeor Mr. PosT, The ediToriol ond business odviser OT The poper, helped judge The rnimeogrophed popers in The WhiTrnon Press AssocioTion. RoberTo Bullord received noTionol honors ond o leey Tor creoTive wriTing. ln The Pociiic CoosT news compeTiTion Bob Johnson, Borboro Wells, ond Vervion Rasmussen plocecl ornong The Tive highesT. The Tollowing mernbers OT The ediToriol sToTT were oworded gold pins oT The onnuol Lincoln News bonqueT: Diclf. Meyers, RoberTo Bullord, Roy Lohlsen, BeTTie Whisner, Moe Eyrner, Eileen l-lorner, Ado Bruner, ond Eugene Monory. Bob Johnson, ediTor7 Virginio Thornos, TeoTure ediTorg Jock Shiremon, business monogerg Gnd Rhoda Ludwiclq, posT business rnonoger, eoch received o ruby pin. Lincoln News-Fall Sfaff Row 3-H. A. Posl, J. MlTchell, E. Monoroy, J. Genordine, M. Bolsinger, B. Melz, J. Schuler, B. Duncon, R. Lolslsen, B. Johnson, L. Wilhrow. Row 2-A. CecconTi, M, Vogel, A. Miller, A. Bruner, W. Worsler, B. Webb, H. Frederick, J. l-lewilf, A. Honson, T. Goolnins, J. Slonfield. Row I-R. Bulldrd, N, Moore, B. Whis- ner, J. Derby, C. TolboT, R. Ludwicls, J. Peele, E. Horner, E. Thiel, B. Wells. U91

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Business Sfaff Slanding-Kennelh Odemark, Ad- verlising Manager: Joyce Dunbar, Typisi: Lorraine Holshauser, So- liciior: Margarel Nicklason, So- licilorp Carl Slrand, Soliciforg Vernice Scoil, Soliciior: Irene Po- iaski, Solicifor: Virginia Wi'agge, Soliciior: Jim Paifin, Phofogra- pher. Sealed, Leif To Righi'-Elizabelh Poly, Typisl: Jess Genardine, Cashier: Anlone Jelusich, Business Manager: Larl'y Lomax, Circula- 'rion Manager: Beulah Eskildsen, Assislanf Circulaiion Manager. Lincolnian RADUALLY Jrhe Lincolnion slalzl began lo blend, building in Crescendo lo The grand climax which was The I936 Lincolnian. The Tempo of ihe school year is readily shown as il lulls or swings along al a rapid pace. All lhe deparlmenls of lhe school life, represenled by ihe difierenl seciions of Jrhe symphony, worked rogeiher +o form Jrhe perleci harmony ihal is lheirs. The liierary slaii, under ihe supervision oi Miss Meddins, has worked 'iairhiully lo presenl io you a Truly aliraclive and original annual. The ariislic work of l-larry Keller which occurs on many pages ihroughoul rhe book gives ii a++rac+iveness and originalily as The music Theme is carried our. The Annual plays a big pari in The finale of +he school year. Mr. Frail's helpful and ever-ready advice spurred The business s+al'F on io selling more adverlising so Jrhoi you mighi have a beiier book. The budgei prepared by +he business manager, Anlone Jelusich, carried ihe Annual over Jrhe Top. Due io much hard work Jrhe soliciiors exceeded 'rheir adveriising quola by a large margin. The circulalion of I,9OO books proved +ho'r rhe Lincoln spirir is noi lacking in supporiing aciiviiies. Ediforicl Sfaff Slanding-Faye Nelson, Personals: Frances McCar+, Girls' Sporfs. Sealed, Leif To Righr - Belly Webb, Clubs: Aldo Ceccanii, Ediior: Velma Nolhsfein, Lloyd Forbes. Boys' Sporfs: Rhoda Lud- wick, Aclivilies. U33

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Senior Class Play Casf Dr. l-laggeff, a caunfry doclor ,.,.g,,, ----.-------W Susan l-laggeff, ninefeen, in love wiih Warren Abby, fhe l-loggeffs faifhful maid-------- Mrs. l-laggeff, fhe docfor's wife -, ,,,,, Ada l-laggefl, fhe elder daughfer .,.,,,,,,, Warren Creamer, fhe village paperhangerm- Tallanf, an arf forger-- Rosen, an arf swindler- Davenporf, an arf crific-- Cosfumes: Maurine Wade Mariorie McKinney Mi R rn Adviser I guess being kissed will make you sfop your nonsense. -----Paul Jacobus ----l-lelen Frederick Barbara l-lunfsmon ------Doris Capener ---------Sylvia Braz ---Warner Mafson ----Jack Shiremon -- ---Terry Walker -----Bob Sprenger Commiffees Janice Peferson I Make-Up: Wayne Chamberlain Jean Simpson How rd Sh if r Bernice Kirlsebo Gladys Haclserd Befly Phillips Lesla Kipper ss a say, a a e Rhoda Ludwick June Johanson Properfies: Weldon Brassefh Virginia Shager Jean Smilh Rufh Jensen Mildred Cole June Peele Vernice Scofl Poul Sera Miss Whifney, Adviser Miss Lingenfelfer, Adviser N December l3 and l4, fhe Senior class presenfed The Lafe Chrisfopher Bean, a fhree acf comedy by Sidney l-loward. Unusually fine acfing combined wifh humorous, excifing, and rornanfic plof siluafions made up a comedy enferfoinmenf of real value. Miss Laura Lingenfelfer is fo be congrafu- lafed for coaching and producing such a successful Senior class play and much credil' should be given fo fhe orchesfra whose music added fo fhe affair. Dr. l-laggeff and his family have af one fime given refuge fo o greal' arfisf. When fhe play begins, some years offer Mr. Bean's deafh, an excifed world is in pursuif of his work and defails of his life and characfer. The l-laggeff family, who have some of fhe arfisf's painfings, suddenly realize fheir value and become hard, selfish, and ill-Tempered. lf is Abby, fhe family servanf, who has one of his greafesf painf- ings, which she cannof be persuaded fo sell or give away. Abby is fhe only one who really undersfood and appreciofed fhe arfisf, and her marriage +o him is revealed. Alfhough each charocfer was excellenfly porfrayed, Paul Jacobus was parficularly oufsfanding in 'rhe parf of Dr. l-laggeff. Barbara l-lunfsman, who played fhe parf of Abby, and Doris Capener, who was Mrs. l-lagge+f, were also very fine. if illsildlllllllifflol