Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Left: Reaclina from lelt to right R. Goold, Mr. Howard R Goold, superintendent ol 'lac p bl Ziililiufi, miiQndQ!i'i Moda Y srl? ak ' lilfi Ig o guilt L U1 Chlqhw S li ki, fill ry iq fi Robert Olsen Brunclteon B b W ll B h a t 1 t I ,WM ,, 60 Maxx ,lima Rall 1 l BOYSSA thur G. Anderson, George F. Asbury, Layton A. Bergen, Howard M. , Blodgett, ordon E. Brooks, Patrick C. Clawson, Tomio T. Horita, Thomas M. f I lacobson, Richard lulian, George Kurose, Sixten G. Lundgren, Randall R. Maddux, 0-Xl Clarence R. Nelson, Charles C. Reberger, Adolph E. Roller, F. lack Sines, less E. Smith, Richard A. Swanson, Kunion R. Urshibata and Clarence Wilson. GIRLS: Peggy lean Barker, Adela Berwold, Louise E. Carlson, lean A. Erhart, Vivian M. Handy, Barbara L. Hartley, Mutsumi Hoshide, Dorothy Y. lohnson, Lola M. lohnson, Lucia E. Kisducak, Lois Llewellyn, Albert Love, Helen McGrath, Tania I. McQueen, leannette L. Meyer, Iuanita R. Modglin, Betty I. Neilson, lean Olsen, Alice E. Person, Patricia Post, Dorothy M. Proctor, Wilhelmine Robertson, Ruth L. Samuelson, Patricia R. Sherman, Beatrice Smith, Ruth A. Smith, Sylvia S. Sorenson, Ann O. Tammi, Lu Veith, Lois I. Viert, lune Westerdahl, lanice M. Wilkinson, Glada M. Young, Ruth A. Zegender and Lillian F. Zemek. Others on the Lincoln honor list, who did not attend Lincoln through all three years are Naomi A. Faust, Iacaueline Gilliard, Mabel Greene, Wayne S. Griffin and Frances E. Stratton. 19

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1 1111 iltivmnriam BETTY LEWIS A star falls. And through its light Illumines all the world, But then comes even darker night. Though stars. In after death, Glow here lor but a moment. Life takes flight And soars aloft To shine forever in the height. by Lewis Bergh

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Don Rotan, representative to council, Betty Matlock, secretary, Mike Hayes, president, Art Hansen, sergeant-at-arms, Pat Post, vice-president, Mary Ellen Murphy, treasurer. Seniavzfi Shea Sched ,qdiwlzfiea Were going out under our own power now, has always been the prideful boast of garduating seniors, but this year it means even more than usual. Packedto the brim with the energy stored during the past three years, the seniors of '42 are amply prepared to light their own stars and electrify the world. With our nation in need of educated and trained men and women, most of the graduates have little fear oi not finding a place and use for their individual talents. Prepared to choose their vocations in an intelligent way because ot job conferences and school-time work experience, most ot the graduating students have already made after school plans. Clubs, Girls' and Boys' sports, dramatics, music and many other activities have been great features of these students' lives. April 17 and l8 were the all important senior class play nights. The presentation of the stage and screen hit, You Can't Take lt With You, was received by an expectant and enthusiastic audience which was not disap- pointed in the student characterizations. An informal meeting of the class in the form of a Bruncheon was held on April 30. Its theme was The Task Ahead and Bruncheon speakers used this topic as the basis for their addresses. Lt. Col. W. Roy Bradley, chaplain at Fort Lewis, was guest speaker. The senior assembly on May 22 acted as a show-case for the acting abilities and other talents of many members of the class. The presentation of the class prophesy and will was a part of the program. Through these various activities of work and play, the members of the class of '42 have become ready for their greater part in the world ahead. They have, through their demoncratic associations and instructions while in Lincon, learned what is expected and needed of them, now that they can say under our own power.