Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Lincolnian Staff Editorial Douglas Hansen ............ Editor in Chief Barbara Trowbridge .... Associate Editor Dick Hammer ...... Administration Editor Ianice Beitz ................................ Associate Marilyn Selander ............ Classes Editor Dick Gray .................................. Associate Paul Anderson ......., Boys' Sports Editor Don Warloer .......................,...... Associate Hugh Nutley ............................ Associate loan West ................ Girls' Sports Editor Oliver Zimmer ............ Activities Editor Charlotte Wood ........................ Associate Noreen Graham ................ Clulos Editor Lynn Munroe ...... ........... A ssociate Art Folden ................,....... Photographer Bon Boothe ........ Assistant Photographer Dorothy Eyres ................................ Typist Norma Ames ...... .......... T ypist Pat Iezek ............... .............. T ypist Herman Holmes .................. Bookkeeper Advisers Horner A. Post ............ . .......... Editorial W. H. Sielk ........ ......... B usiness

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,fin A at ll I t'Q,,,.,i,,, K' .,' f-RQ.-X Pin ,at rg Q ,,:f,,g,fQ,,,i,,v:,'iwt3g5fwi..tmlfg-.. A ' M f5fff,e'wwV fr i i . H , T:-,xii ' W ' t , :Q at , .J , Q ,i,'rs2gfj:gfL ,'3 Zig, x , ' inf- Dedication Now, as in the time of Abraham Lincoln, people have divided into two opposing groups. There is, however, a difference. ln Lincoln's time, the problem was an internal one which involved the United States alone. Now, it is world-wide. Lincoln saw the people of the United States divided over the question of whether all men should be free. Now the peoples and nations of the world are divided into two distinct groups, disagreeing over whether all men should have the right to govern themselves in a fair, and democratic manner, or whether they should be forced to live in virtual slavery to the government under the strict rule of a dictator. ln Lincoln's time, the controversy was not settled until after four long years of bitter War- fare. Now, however, scientists state that with atomic warfare, which is now an actual possi- bility, if another war should result from the present crisis it would mean the destruction of civilization. Lincoln stood for fair, democratic, and just government and the equality of the rights of all peoples. lt is only through the belief and practice of these principles that the present situation can be solved without resulting to war. lt is for these reasons that this book, the l95O Lincolnian, is hereby dedicated to the beliefs and ideals of Abraham Lincoln. lt is the sincere hope of the Lincolnian Staff that those ideals and beliefs will gain new signifi- cance in these troubled times, and serve as a constant guide, not only to Americans, but to all peoples of the world. 'vm i

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Table of Contents E , , N t Q. Administration Principal B. O. Beal ........................ Vice-Principal W. H. Hardie ........ Guidance ............................................ Cttice and Attendance .................... 5 Q C C Faculty ................................ .... . 4 Ag Student Council ........ Student Court ........ ........ S' P-TA ............,.......... ........ Classes Seniors ......... ........ luniors .......... ..... Sophomores ........ ........ Athletics lntra-Mural ....,.. ........ Football ......... ........ Wrestling ......... ........ Boxing ........... .......-- Basketball ......... ......... Track .................... -------- Activities .V Music ............ ------- - Yell Team ........ -------- Clubs Baseball ....... ......... Swimming ...... .....-... Girls' Sports ........ -.------- , Publications ........ ....,...- Dramatics .... .--------