Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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R I C, Delrnore, S, I-liguchi, R, Bullard, Mr. W. C. P. Meddins, L. Beeqle, J. Johnson D. Haines Miss Olsson B u c er er, . Moeller, B. Holmes, Row 2-B. Garriiy, W. Shandberg, N. Jacobus, J., I-Iarris, P,I McClanahan,i D.- r es Shflbg M G Ty,L,Fob IGI STUDENT COUNCIL . . . Any Monday morning one may wallq along The second hall pasT The council room, and Tind This adminisTraTive group busy discussing The problems which -aTTecT our school life. They may indeed Teel graTiTied as The year comes To a close, Tor much OT value has been accomplished. They have seen The new acTiviTy TiclceT plan Through iTs Third successTul year. sTraighTened ouT many perplexing gues- Tions concerning emblems To be worn by members OT our varied organizaTions, and presenTed a Library Code To The sTudenT body which has puT beTore us in a very posiTive way The parT we musT play in The preservaTiOn OT The books in our library. In addiTion, They have passed on The consTiTuTions OT a number OT new clubs. PARENT-TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION . . . Enriching characTer Through educaTion was The Theme broughT ouT in The year's program OT This associaTion. ITems OT parTicular inTeresT were The sTudy club on parenT educaTion, The annual membership dinner, and AmaTeur NighT, which served The TwoTold purpose OT giving aspiring LincolniTes an op- porTuniTy To appear beTore The microphone. and also OT Tilling The coTTers OT The organizaTion. Memories OT youThTul school days were vividly recalled TO members OT The associaTion aT an Open I-louse, aT which The Lincoln TaculTy were hosTs. OTTicers OT This group are presidenT. Mrs. Klieseg vice presidenTs, Mrs. W. B. STewarT and Mr. Wilbur PaTching secreTary, Mrs. V. WrighT1 Treasurer, Mrs. George Gibbs. FirsT Row, SeaTedffMrs. F. Luclcenbrhl, Mrs. W. STewarT, Mrs. P. Kilese. Second Row, Sfondlng--Mrs. G. Gibbs, Mr. VJ. Palchin, Mrs. V, Wright.

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X, X S111 I emnrizrm ll HENRY F. HUNT I cannoT always Teel his greaTness Then suddenly a call TloaTs down SomeTimes he wallcs beside me, sTep by sTep, From The clear airy spaces, And paces slowly in The ways- The greaT, lceen lonely heighTs oT being. The simple, wingless ways Then he who was my comrade hears The call ThaT my ThoughT Treads. I-Ie gossips wiTh me And rises Trom my side, and soars, Then Deep-chanTing To The heighTs. And Tinds iT good, Then I remember NOT as an eagle mighT, his greaT wings folded. And my upward gaze goes wiTh him, and I see be COHIGVNL Far OTT againsT The slqy TO walls 6 IITTIG. IWOWIUQ iT ITIS Cl1OlCei The glinT of golden sunlighT on his wings. BuT as a simple man, My Triend. -E unice TieTiens. And I TorgeT. ln memory oT our beloved classmaTe we dedic:aTe This space. Bill was dearly Ioved by all who lcnew him. I-le was always ready wiTh a smile, or, in his pleasing English accenT, some Triendly word Tor everyone. I-Iis was a liTe oT serious sTudy or gay TrivoIiTy, iusT as The occasion oTTered. To a real pal and ever TaiThTuI Triend, The class OT '37, his class, pays iTs IasT TribuTe. BILL o'coNNoR IIBI