Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Sfandin Lefi lo Ri hi-Wanda qi 9 Klinieerl, Ruby Olson, Lois Beegle, Peggy Durbin, Fay Bounds, Rulh Smifh, Jean Merchant Dorolhy l-lughes, Belle Berland. Sealed, Leif fo Righf-Irwin Une derdahl, Lloyd Forbes, Jack Frosi, Ha rry Halberg. Junior Prom ll APANESE GARDENS was The Theme of The Junior-Senior prom This year. Beaufiful cherry blossoms and wisieria decoraied ihe gym and across +he ceiling were hung brighily colored Japanese lanlerns. The shori inlermission program Teaiured nine Japanese girls in Jrwo novel naiive dances. A group of senior girls did a clever 'lap waliz number. Jaclf. Frosl was The general chairman and The Commiliee chairmen were Irwin Uderdahl, Lois Beegle, Fay Bounds, Doroihy Hughes, Belle Berland, Jean Merchant Rulh Smiih, Harry i-lalberg and Lloyd Forbes. Santa's Twins OR The pasi Twelve years The Lincoln News has sponsored San+a's Twins ia spread Yulelide happiness among The needy families of The communiiy. S+. Niclffs assisianis, Jane Derby and Norma Moore, helped approximalely eighly-Tive families. The girls were in charge oi The Toy drive and assigned The Chrisimas families To The various roll rooms. All The brolsen Toys were mended in The wood shop. On December IZ, SanJra's Twins held a maiinee dance Tor The purpose oi raising money To buy more lays. San+a's Twins Dance. 23

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Celebrafing The Thanksgiving Q22 B. Sprenqer, J. DeWolie, J. Peele R. Boyles, M. Eymer, P. SeTo. Debate ESOLVED: ThaT The several sTaTes should enacT legislaTion providing Tor a sys- Tem oT compleTe medical service available To all ciTizens aT public expense. ArgumenTs Tor and againsT This Topic were debaTed very Torcibly during The pasT year by The debaTe Team. The non-decision Type aT debaTe is Tavored by The Lincoln debaTers. The Team enTered The debaTe TournamenT aT C. P. S. This spring. AT The end OT The season a discussion club was Tormed in which viTal quesTions OT The day were discussed. Football Night USICAL numbers, dance specialTies, and a sTunT by The varsiTy TooTball squad were The high-lighTs oT The program, November 27, in The audiTorium aT The FooTball NighT celebraTion. Max lvlrohs and Leo lvlagrini were The masTers of ceremonies. ATTer The program, over six hundred and TiTTy people danced To The music oT The Arcadians in The gym, which was decoraTed in The TooTball moTive. Velma NoThsTein was chairman oT The aTTair, assisTed by Winnifred Baker and Joyce Dunbar, wiTh Mr. Ubben as The adviser. holidays in a big way. I s Mr. Allison, Adviser. STudenTs-

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Lincoln Lassies geT acquuinTed. Girls' Mixer T Tl-lE beginning oT The Tall semesTer The Social deparTmenT oT The Girls' club gave a maTinee dance. The purpose oT This mixer was To help The new girls make new Triends and To inTroduce The girls' council oTTicers To Them. Members oT The STadium Girls' Club Council were The honored guesTs. Over Tive hundred girls danced To The music aT WalTei' Olsen's orchesTra. A shorT inTermission program was prese-nTed, aTTer which reTreshmenTs were served. Advertisers TTRACTIVELY painTed hall boards have added a greaT deal in color To LincoIn's halls. These signs adverTise all oT our school acTiviTies and help puT Them over. Third hall has been The work shop oT our painTers, and in spiTe oT all inTerrupTion and disTurbance They have done a good iolo. BulleTin boards in all The halls have been used, and The Service deparTmenT oT The Boys' club l4epT The boards clean and ready Tor use. 24 lT Pays To AdverTise. l.eTT To RighT-Hiram l-lopla Bob Sprenger, l-larry Keller.