Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Lucile Hatch Melvin Horman Cornelia Lasley Lois Legg Jessie Lily Alfred Lindholt Helen Mantz Jennie Maclntyre Arthur Mitby Ruth Moline Inez Moore Mildred Moyer Arnold Myhre Olive Opgenorth Helen Pangborn Homer Post Edith Ramsay June Showalter Ed Schwarz Helen Scott William Sielk Art Smith Vivian Sterling Leona Summers Eula Taylor Donald Tracy Arthur Turner Ned Ubben Robert White Ruth Wilson it X, hug. 1?

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Florence Armstrong Kathering Bernard Sheldon Brooks Dixie Bullard Arthur Carlson Coma Dolan Lois Doerner Wallace Drake Frank Erspamer Helen Feutz Dorothy Foster Lola Friars Chuck Gilmur Margaret Goheen Mae Greene Alice Grimes Ramona Haltom Richard Hannula Faculty Leads Lynx in Learnin 'S Forest Uutstanding in the memory of the wanderer, who has trod the pathways of the Pacific Northf west, are the immense, primeval forests of this natures' paradise. So it is with the student as he remembers the members of the faculty who made his high school career unforgetable. lt was the teachers who served as guiding beacons that aided us over the educational trees, stumps and obstacles that conf fronted us in our three years of high school. As we recall, our attitude toward our teachers changed as frequently as the emotions of the wanderer traveling through the evergreen forests. At Hrst, there was the feeling of domif nating oppression which eventually changed into the feeling of protection as our teachers became big brothers and sisters to encourage each of us along our high school career. But it wasn't all work and no play for these faculty members. They always seemed to find time to devote to other extrafcurricular activif ties, such as chaperoning for the dances, PfTA 12 participation and taking admission tickets at the games. They also found time to have those informal afterfhours talks and tried to straighten out the numerous perplexing problems that conf fronted us. ln years to come, when we, accomplished artists, architects, businessmen and career women, look back on our high school days, we will be able to attribute much of our success to the many guiding hands we received from the Abe faculty, in climbing the ladder to adulthood. As we look back through the forests of memories, we recall that from the time we entered Lincoln, our instructors had an interest in us through our three years, which lingered even to the time of our graduation. Although many of the teachers received no immediate thanks for their guidance and kind' nesses, our gratitude will last through the years. Mere words will never express our gratitude -but thanks for everything. We'll always remember you.

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Ben Barker President Sallie Ward Lincolnian Editor Don Strickland Lincoln News Editor Mrs. Helen Feutz Adviser Student Council in action. ASB comic Daffodil entry wins second place. Mardell Hodges Margie Webster John Starke Pat Ward Vice-President Secretary Comm. of Finance Girls' Club Rep. Glen Geer Boys' Club Rep. Mary Nuich Senior Rep. Walt Davision Junior Rep. Karen Peterson Sophomore Rep. tuclent Council Amends A B Constitution From the serious business effecting amendf ments to the Associated Student Body constituf tion to arranging and conducting another secondfplace, comicftloat winner in the Daffodil parade is the scope of the activity of the Student Council this year. The school governing body went at its task with vim and before the year had closed, had made three amendments to the ASB constituf tion: 1. Only candidates receiving a majority of the vote shall be declared elected, in case there is no majority the two highest candidates will be voted upon to decide the issue. 2. The yell leader receiving the largest number of votes will be declared a member of the council. 3. Voting for one yell leader instead of three will be the procedure this year. 14 The council purchased an entire collection of phonograph records which were put to use by clubs in their frequent dances. The record collection was completed by the purchase of a cabinet in which the records are to be stored. The council also purchased new checkroom coat tabs, enabling easier and more rapid check' ing. Another contribution of the council to stu' dent affairs was suggested by the civics classes. This was obtaining voting machines that were used for student body elections. Much of the success of the council this year was due to the capable advisership of Mrs. Helen Feutz, guidance teacher.