Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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gtldllffy HI2I.IiN PANGBORN. clothing. GLADYS PARKER, guidance. RUBY SOIVIIZRVIIII2. history. guidance. GIENIZVIIYVIE SPARKS. Iinglish. HOIVIER A. POST. journalism. BETTY PRATT. German. CUM I.EONA SUMMERS. commercial. MORRIS SUIVIMIIRS. dramatics. EDITH RAIVISAY. clothing. SIfI.IVIA RHODE. German. IEUI.A MAY 'rAY1.oR, typing. ARTHUR Il. TURNIER. industrial arts. CHARLIQS ROE, mathematics. IIDWARD SCHWARZ. history. guidance. WAI.I.AC NED UBBIEN. industrial arts. W. P. WACiI.I2Y. industrial arts. I3 SCOTT, history. JCHN SHARP. industrial arts. IQVA XVAKIELEIE. history. HIfI.IfN VJHITNIZY. mathematics. WII.I.IAM SIIfI.K, mathematics. A. J. SMI TH. typing. RUTH WILSON. English. AVALON WOJAHN. art. I4 W.,

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gfzculfy ECILE HADDOW, home relations. LLOYD HAGUE, driving. .IESSIE LILLY, Spanish. HELEN MANTZ, mathematics, RAMONA HALTOM, English, JANET HARVEY, French. NORM MAYER, history. LILLIAN McI.EAN, mathematics. GERTRUDE HERRING, English, EDITH HILD, English. RUTH MOLINE, commercial, INES MOORE, commercial, J. R. HOATS, science. ELLIS JOHNSON, boys' physical education. ELSIE MORRIS, girls' physical education. MILDRED MOYER, guidance. JOHN KENNEDY, mathematics. CORNELIA LASLEY, mathematics. BILL MULLEN, boys' physical education. O. B. NEEDHAM, industrial arts. ROYAL LEACH, science, GRACE I. LIDDELL, Latin. MABEL OLESON, history, OLIVE OPGENORTH, social science.

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- STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right. Row lgj. Buck. Commissioner of Finance: P. Spiegel, Soph. Representative: B. Jensen, Sr. Representative: A. Snodgrass, Lincoln News Editor Raw' Zili. Neugebauer, Lincolnian Editorg P. Hale, ASB Secrctaryg B. Morgan, Boys' Club Representativeg D. Beardsley, Girls' Club Representativeg D Vermilyea. jr. Representative. Rim' 3-G. Sahlin, ASB Vice-President: R. Sommerville, adviserg Loomis Irish, ASB President. President lfeeitzi Keperts 6011 ei! ,lletieities My message to the student body is in the form of a report of the past year's activities of the council. It is your student government and your council. you elected its members, so you . ., ..., -I 5 - . - EEG:-6:AtI.4':l' '- x1?f'i. : as x. ' ':':j,g.,-gf' xii -' '2- ' , Loomis Irish, ASB Prexy should know what it has done for you. As the hub of the wheel in school activities, the council revitalized the boys' club and handled its elections along with those of the classes and the Associated Student Body. In conjunction with Stadium, we traveled to six junior high schools with programs of 'igood will to promote better conduct at high school sports events. Through exchange assemblies with Stadium and visits to Bremerton we de- veloped a better student government by seeing how others function. During the winter, hundreds of Lincolnites attended two ice skating parties, The Blade's Edge and HI-Trozen Frolicn, the proceeds going to the scholarship fund. About our biggest undertaking was the Homer A. Post week. We directed the clubs in handling the after school refreshment sales and topped off the week with a very satisfying dance. Obtaining a public telephone booth on the second floor and presenting the Council Dance , June 6. with the proceeds going to next year's council to put them on their feet , cli- maxed our activities. Of course, there were many little things , too numerous to mention, such as the inevitible amendments to the constitution, and approving new clubs, acting on suggestion box ideas, and backing the Tri-Hi Hop. Thanks to Mrs. Somerville, our adviser, for her wonderful help, and to all the students and faculty for their fine cooperation. There's none finer anywhere.