Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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UQSE71 Htmrttl futivxxml, '34, pwsndmtg BACK ROW' let! In Mgt!! lark Sttirzn, 5 1'1crfpru.xxtIr11l, Ann Strobel, '32, .wr1ur.11y, Dim tX'xll1im1.x, '33, lretzslrfer. fumni dqalcf rqnnual fbance U.tust ttlintc ot ttme tll1IlLtI'CCtS anal tlunctrects ot sluntents wtlo tlaye mel gractualion requirements and now comprise our Alumni Association. HYes. on ttme 26ttx ot' Decemlmer. time Alumni Association invited ltle seniors to ttleir annual dance. Here every class was representect anct t reatizect ttwen tlow many realty llave tluitt our tractitions and stanctarcts. Tile tirst tmranctl ol' our alumni consistect ot 98 persons in IOI3 anct ttlis year our class will raise ttle martc tmy TIS. Our class ot '50 is prouct to tae acceplect into suctl a line alumni. nt suppose some ot ltle Alumni memtmers are in ttle tt.-Vt.. A., too. says Btu-mory. 0141 .-1 14. Ju 57 !1'femJ014 in flu September IT. t0l-1. t rememtzer my moltter attenctect ttie tirst session ot ltie t.incotn tjartc lrjiltftlt-,l4Cill'ill l' Association. Ttiere were 37 memtmers at ttlat time anct some years later ttle memlmerstlip consistent ot over Soo. ,K,. . ttme present tj.-ht. A. still meets regularly eacti monttn anct is ttlis year uncter ttne ctirection ol Ntrs. XV. D. Stewart. A gooct many ol us are given opportunity to entertain wittl musical selections or reactings. Ttiis actcts stuctenl interest' in inviting our parents eactl monttl. LEFT 'TO RIGHT- M1.x. W'm. Kolluut, Tn't1.ilL1c'r, M1s.s Olive Opgennorttx, fmt Vice Prcmutcrll, Btu, XV, D. Stcuulrt, Pvemduvzl, M1A, E, R, Rush, lx! Vim: Prexzdtwxt, Lin, Fmnk Muiftxttliurl, Secretary.

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1 Hamm.- Aw: 1, f nsayt ts ttme tmovxt tinatty tinist1ett?n itttney ctrittl out ot ctoors anct ixtemory says -- tjncotn Bowl, a tietrt vvittl a circular tracti. goat posts, arut a ctiamonct. wittl ltooct-tigtlts ' ' sct oot -ltmis is wtiat ttle and att, tvuitl rigtlt out ot time latte-titxe ttat wtncti spreatts tmesute our . I . . ' X ' n ' ot ttleir ctlitttren are atnte to talie actvantage ot ttxe students ot IQIA1 ctreamcct ot. anct novv ina 3 realization ot' ttieir tlUlJC5.H 494' I4 New Gawzfie ucltl. xvtmat an octort tt smetts titce tnyctrogen sutptuiclf-.it HYes. ttlilttS trom ttu- ctlelnislry tatmoralory. Youtti intormect tlini. Wttest tutmes anct fftass catminets - itts unctiangert. .- Hcftl, but we cto tlave a course in agriculture XVtltt'll is new. 1 t ogy, tmlany. anct att tile sciences give stuctents a wider nt ttlillli ttlat vvoutct tw lui t tiot scope on natural tile. ' ustust as sociat sciences prepare ttlt'lU tor potiticat lite. 814211146911 AW f ' mtttley must tlave tract to ftlilllgf' ttiose courses since lQtfIg alter ttle Xvzxrft Htl actctect a gooct cteat lo ttle stucty ol wortet attairs anct tmroattenect tt1e review ot United States tiistory. A stale l'ltflLliI'0lI1f'lltltOl' Qractuation is tinitert States tlistory anct civics, and ttle current wortct alttairs matte ttmis a most interesting ctepartinermtft ut imagine tile titmrary tmetps immensely lor researctm wortc anmt in otmtaining special reportsf' ixtemory ctluctites. Htl surety Ltict in my clay, Maafuf Earle Jlelpfi Paaewe Back! t'Spm-ataing ot' ttu- titxrary. telts jaunt up ttlere anti see ttu- ctnanges. Every year ttme students sign a titmrary cocte. anft it tlas unctoutvtectty tletpect preserve ttue tmotisf' Youttn volunteers. uttmat must tiave aictett time groxvttn ot ttie titmrary consicteratyty. t suppose ttie rnateriat now protmes into att tieicts very completely, tor ttley tlact a gooct start at tirsl. t t Mtg unct ectitions ot magazines. parnptltets, tiction. and Ntenlory gasps vvtnite proixing a :ou , o nonAtiction, enc'yc-topectias - wtly. ttmis tlas everyttming. iust as a putmtic titpraryf ROW' 2 C, Rm, yi. Hmttv. H. tt'ii.ww1, M, timr, XV, Altima, Sttlanrrz, XY. Stall, Cf, Bontmm, B. Htzntxu, ttf Drake. RUXY i Nt. Da1'i.v. li. Tilffrvrunxum, lf. XVtxkutt'u, M. Otawn, F. Kuiicv, U. Upqcnmttx, L. Anderson, T. knight.

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Ma. Median 94 S ' Since your rtay the actministration has hart many changes. hir. XV. C. P. hlectctins, who is talcing a leave ol ahsence this year anct stuctying the organization ol' other high schools throughout the Uniteft States, came to our school lirst as a leacherf' Motu. yes. l rememher him. He taught in the shops until '23 when he hecame vice principal. Htouire right anct aliter hir. R. E. Cooli tell in 120. lxir. ixlectctins assumect the responsihility ol' capahly ctirecting our Stucient Bocty as principal. Ma. Um R ' Ntemory pauses. rememhering something. uxvhere is hir. Chr. tteis still here. isntt heif' Hhtr. flrr retirect last tall. HA special trihule is paint to this flirt Timer' tor his consistant interest in our school affairs. .'Yes, t guess everyone will agree with you. He changect very little in all the years he taught here anct was deserving ol' his place among our t.oyal l.incolnites,'i fbaawalic eaacft luafnied Nflh. yes. anti our enthusiastic ctramatic coach. lxtiss l.aura ijngentelter. will certainly he remem- hereci in high esteem hy those who worlcect uncter her in play casts. matte-up committees, anct hy stuclenls who came in contact with her in the classroom. ln '23 she enterect t.incotn as an in- structor in the English Ltepartment, anct in '34 she exchanged a year at lxictyintey High in ttonolulu. XVHII ctozens ol proctuctions successliully presented anct excellently ctirectect she relirect to hecome lVlrs. George Kaul'hnan. Mu. Scfnwafzyngliafziip.-774. HAnolher whom t recall as heing particularly interestect in the early growth ot t.incoln ljarli was Nlrs. l.ena Schwarz. Anti the class ol' '30 also have protilect and recognizect the worlc htrs. Schwarz has done through the Parent -Teachers Association. utter interest in I'.fl'. A. worli promplect the ree organization ot a hlothers' group to the new high school in 'li anct has actively parlicipatect through the iottowing years. Hflur appreciation canit he expressed tor the competant services these triencts anct many more haye willingly given our schoolfi