Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Row 4fE. Jones, E. Haqenau, V. Anderson, V. Jones O. Eslvold, R. Daniel, H. Huggard. Row 3-K. Colby, A. Berg A. Bacon, S. Move, S. Dilalush, B. Brewer, D. Palmer, B, Miller. Row 2-P. McCormick W. Schmid? M. Anderson Rasmussen, E. Slrong, D. Alkinson. L. Gambeck, B. Hagenua, J. Whisncr. Row l-B. McTurnal, F, Sanders, H. Mykian E. Taylor, l. Clowcrs, B. Rilcslord, O. Rambeclf, A. Keller, F. Morrison, J. Gunning, BOYS' GLEE CLUB . . . Keen delighl comes lo lhese music lovers wilh lhe ioy ol blending lheir voices in harmony wilh olhers. Crealive ioy was also experienced in lhe produclion ol lheir acl lor lhe Spring Concerl, a scene in a hobo camp, lor which lhese musicians wrole lhe conlinuily, chose lhe songs, and planned lhe selling. Leaders ol lhe lwo glee clubs lorm a iunior choir and are candidales lor member- ship in lhe A Capella Choir. The lovely music being prepared by lhese choral groups will add much lo lhe impressive gradualion exercises in June. BAND . . . A bow lo our peppy band! Direcled by Mr. Anarde, lhese musicians added plenly ol snap lo our many aclivilies. Spiriled music and inlricale lield lormalions led by lhree clever drum maiors lhrilled lhousands during lhe loolball season and al down-lown parades. Wild, caplivaling rhylhms ol passionale gypsy love songs pre- dominaled al lhe annual concerl, lhe Bandrama. Their perlormances al lhe Norlh- wesl Music Conlerence in Seallle broughl addilional honors lo Lincoln. Row be A. Sleels, B. Carder, D. Dravis, .l. Zeugner M. Auler, C. Roberfsfy, W. Tinlcson, A. Bacon, J. Thomas, J. Deacon, O. Hosleller, W, McLeod, Row 5-M, Engel'and, W, Olson D, Brewer, A. Mueller, M. Davis, C. Baggs, R. lheriv-glon B. Johnson, O. Engellano, T. Rinclc, E. Hedlano, N. Schul, B. Cowell, J. Mansfield. Row 1?-G. Rosenbolrri, D Sulla n, B. Srnilh, J. Hunl, E. Dingiield, P. Buflcr, B. Swanson, C. Hora, E. Hagenau, V. Rowe, A. Pclcrson, B. Gammon, H. L Co iere, T. Thomas, J. Deacon, D. Palmer, E. Haqcnua, B. Kohaul, H. LaCoursiere, M. Hall, N. Schull. Row 3- C. Armson, W. S ckel, A. Hoqberq, B. Bernlsen, G. Seaburg, J. While, C. Alwood, C. Smilh, C. Meyers, I. Olsen, N. Wyse, D. Girriel, B. Sl , W. Burke, J. Fanshier, M. Folsom, McCormick, A. Emanual, E. Fiermedal R. Waech, P. Richardson, T goll, V. Pelerson, J. Lowe, G. Kennv. B. Kohoul. Row 2-P. D. Palmer, M. Jones, B. Williams, W. Washburn, M. Hall C. Garlick. Row I--K. Mc o ald, K. Hurley, E, Nelson, R. Taylor, B. Haley, D. Black, D. Chrislian, Jygrh, B. Hagenau, L, Lundqren, R. Daniel. L. ae, M. Kcrl, T. Bucholz, V. Washburn S. French R. Malhewson Frank Arairoc Dlreclcr. aymmwaa ' Y Y,,.,,.,..ue.. ,..,,,,w,uw-1.is,.,.w. - ------ -gm, . W .HX ,x,.w..,. l?5l

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Row 4-M. PiTTs, W. Sfevens, E. Erickson, B. l-laglund, K. Tucker, D. Haines, G. T-lelrner, V. Anderson, K. SulsTon, J. Kennedy, E. MiTchell, B. Linglois. Row 3-B. PeTerson, C. Wilcox, D. Boyd, B. Taylor, B, Skillings, 1. Underdahl, G, osene, B. Parker, E, WaTTs, R. STabberT, S. Hanson, R, Pearson, H. Mykland. Row 2--J. Alexander, D. Haugen, E. HolThusen, M. HobarT, B. Erickson, V. Reynolds, K. Polk, V. Schreuders, I. NorTh, F. Bounds, P. Runyan, A, Davis, R. Spencer. Row I-V. Howell, L. Harris, N. G,-arff, M. McKinney, A, Anderson, W. Meddins, R. Iverson, R. Johnson, G. Graham, V. Abelson, K. Sherrill, L. Sfracey, L. Bubbins, V. Michaud, l24l A CAPELLA CHOIR . . . BeauTiTul sTrains oT music pour Trom The lips oT TiTTy-eighT carolers as They render selecTions Tor our enioymenT. The A Capella Choir has come To be one oT The mosT worThwhile and successTul acTiviTies, noT only in our sTudenT life buT also in The communiTy. Their TuneTul melodies have graced The programs oT num- erous assemblies, enTerTainmenTs, and conTerences. ln addiTion, Twice each monTh These TalenTed chorisTers give concerTs aT churches. The rare abiliTy and perseverance oT Their direcTor, Mrs. Goheen, have made This choir one oT The TinesT in The NorThwesT. G!RLS' GLEE CLUB . . . WhaT is liTe wiThouT a song? These TalenTed girls have oTTen Tound The answer Tor us wiTh Their lovely lilTing melodies, and have delighTed radio audiences in The Junior BroadcasT Hour. Their originaliTy also was demonsTraTed by The excepTional work done in The preparaTion oT Their parT in The Spring ConcerT, a new TeaTure in The deparTmenT' This year. Under The sTimulaTing direcTion oT Mrs. Goheen They creaTed The amusing ploT, wroTe The clever dialogue, and chose appro- priaTe music Tor Their acT, a back-sTage scene aT a musical revue. ..., .s , Row 4-B. McCaf'Trey, C. Bacior, Morris, Evans, J. RolTe, D. Swanson, M. Rabori D, Danielson, M. Anrens, l Rakos, B. Munro, J. Hagrnan. Row 3-W. ,Jns'H?Ta7'l7 V. Durant, L. Sorivelde, B. Zea, M, Pelle, M. Goehxling, D. Sfoll, P. Dernaris, M. Odey, M. Thompson, E. Brewick. Row 2-P. Grossgloss, J. Lorey, D. Balsin er, D. Randol h, E. Axlen, J. STockTon, l, Maw, W. Branharn, Q 9 C. Rockwell, C. Webb, N. Sage, M. Hall. Row I-M. Weber, P. Davey, H. Ley, V. Nigro, D. l-lorning, W, Richard, A. CliTT, A. Gibbs, E. Dunningan, N. Morrison, B. McVlcker, E. NorTon, E, EdminsTer.

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Row 4f.l. Jones, J. Hagrnan, O. I-losTeTTer, J. Kennedy, L. Edwards, E. Langlog, C. Garliclc, B. Williams, W. Washburn, F, An d Ro 3 B WI ar e. w -. a.Ters, J. Deacon, D. Palmer, E, T-Iagenau, M, ScoTT, H. LaCoursiere, D. BucholTz, V. Washburn, S. rench, Row 2iS. Weber S PineTTe R Cam G- Ward E Ahr s E Ericlcs 'W STev E NI P N 'I Row If , . , . p, . , . en, . on, . ens, . eson, . elson. 6, Schwepker, M. I-lard, L, CrosTon, V. Schreuders, I. Anderson, M. LindguisT, E. Knibbe, B. Scully. ORCHESTRA . . . Once again our splendid orchesTra has rounded ouT a year oT successTul parTicipaTion. The main obiecTiye, as always, was To lceep consTanTly beTore us The real value and lasTing pleasure oT good music. Their Tine numbers conTribuTeol To The aTmosphere oT The Senior Class Play and To many oT our assemblies. This organizaTion was represenTed in The music conTesTs in PorTland and SeaTTle, where iT was given a high raTing among The orchesTras oT The lNlorThwesT. A novel TeaTure oT This music group is a wood wind Trio, consisTing oT a TluTe, a bassoon, and a clarineT. GIRLS' RIFLE TEAM . . . Readyl Aiml Firel BulleTs whiz as Ten crack riTlewomen hiT The mark. Members are chosen by compeTiTion, The Ten besT shoTs oT The Girls' RiTle Club winning places on The Team. A member may be challenged aT any Time To deTend her posiTion. fXlThough The lassies were deTeaTed in conTesTs wiTh The boys' riTle Team, They were exTremely proud oT Their diminuTive vice presidenT, Elsie Ericlc- son, who ouT-scored The boys wiTh a ToTal oT 97, her nearesT compeTiTor shooTing 96. Row 2-M. Blake, L. Mclby, Mr. Bonham, E, Iloerling, H. Prolhero. Row IfB. SnniTh, M, Neighbors, V. Piercy, E, Erickson, H. Nyman, S. French. I26I