Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Coach Gilmur introduces his hoopsters A summer's trimming for Grandpa Berry Practice makes perfect Geometry done right by the amazing Miss Mantz TB mobile unit comes to Lincoln Sophomore specials

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M. Nuich, representative to councilg L. Barcott, vice president: M. Webster, president: B. Alexander, secretary: J. Vargo, treasurer. eniors Loolz to Lifefs Mountain Tops Ready to seek new heights up the mountain of education are the members of the class of 1952. Graduation will forever stand out as a memorial foothill of p r e p a r a t i o n towards ascending the mountainside of opportunity. As the mountain is an inspiration and yet a riddle to all who are drawn to it, so is life to the graduating senior. Commencement in june is the day for which they have striven all these years. Attired in black gowns and caps with gold tassels, the Seniors receive that desired possession, their diplomas. Sitting there, listening to the graduaf tion exercises, they think back to those wonderf ful days that led up to this step in their lives. The last few months before graduation were filled with activities such as baccalaureate ser' vices, the Senior Class assembly, the brunch, deciding which announcements to choose, and exchanging pictures with friends. They will long remember dancing in the atmosphere of Gay Paree amidst the flower shops and sidewalk cafes at the JuniorfSenior prom, April in Paris. Back through the years in the California hills to a tiny picturesque valley where the eccentric Berry's lived, they took the public by way of Green Valley, the Senior Class play. This was a huge success and greatly enjoyed by all due to the combined efforts of the enthused students of the creative drama classes and the stage crew. Officers elected to represent them in their last year's activities were Marvin Webster, class president, LaMoyne Barcott, vicepresidentg Juanita Vargo, treasurer, Barbara Alexander, secretary, and Mary Nuich, representative to council. Three years ago starting the climb up the mountain of education, knowing very little of the pitfalls that stood ahead, they bravely entered the halls of learning and took up their responsibilities of electing class oflicers, scrub' bing the statue, putting on the Sophomore assembly. With mingled joy and regret they realize a step in their lives is over in all but memory, and a new promising one is yet to come as they assume the responsibilities of residents of an adult world. 21