Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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tails orlz Tirelessly ln inco nls lnterest Preparing hot lunches every day, the cafeteria en' ables students to have a Wellfbalanced lunch. Alto this year a forty cent meal was introduced offering a hot dish, salad, bread and butter, dessert, and milk. work on their part. This saved students a considerable amount of money. hard work of the custodial stafl. Many times students left unnecessary litter not only in the school building, but also on the school grounds. This all meant more Many thanks go to both staffs for helping make Lincoln's halls and rooms were kept clean by the Lincoln a school to be proud oi. N- ...X .1 Betty Brindley, Alice Botinen, Clara Mzitoiisek. Florence Dye, Alta Cleary. First Row-Dave Burnson, Jimmy Dugan, Frank Keller. Second Row- Puarl Branham. Owen Fuller, William Belden. Albert Hagadorn, Pete TAKE TIME TO LAUGH . . . Peterson, Lois Wilbert. if lessens ille ls loaals 1 l 1 l Jim Harrington, Larry Swift, John Sabol, and Betty Strobel make 'V Christmas Cards for Student Council. Teachers and students confer about musical selections: Standing left ii f to right: Sue Berger. Robert White. Ben Taravella. and Glenn Berg. S, Seated: Robert Dezell. lVIr. Anderson explains Junior Achievement in assembly. Txxyla Mzntin. exchange student from Nanaimo, enjoys Lincolnian while in bed with the measles. 10

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Edith Ramsey Home Economics Clare Sherwood Science English Charles Roe Mathematics Lily Smith English Lincolnian Melba Rollefson Home Economics Arthur Smith Business Education TAKE TIME TO PLAN . . . Leona Summers Business Education Jessie Waters Physical Education Morris Summers English Robert White Industrial Arts Social Science Edward Schwarz Social Science Henry Steiger Foreign Language Social Science John Sharp Counselor Vivian Sterling Physical Education Wallace Scott Social Science William Sullivan English if is fAe secref o success Eula Taylor Business Education Ruth Wilson Foreign Language English Donald Tracey Art Glenn Bergh Loismarie Doerner Bernice Enger Gary Gale James Walsh Business Education if ,ff ff ,QW ,ffm ,flf Elizabeth Washburn Attendance 5515?-f . Z gf' Missing Teachers Eleanor Sue Hansen Stella Lilly Norman Mayer Helen Murland Rosa Palo Donald Sheppard David Trier Marie Vorwerk 9 4' X

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? I , f 2' if 1 l s Pops, Cops, and Kids panel discussion rates a moment of conternpla- B ard members Mrs. Lynn Twibell Treasurer: Mrs. A. C. Diment, Sec- tion from the audience during an intermission. tary: Mrs. Jack Munro, P 'd tg and Mrs. Lee Wills, First Vice- P esident, take time to po f the photographer after the meetings b ' over. TAKE TIME FOR FRIENDSHIP . if is fAe source ollzappiness Co-or inating Home, Cliool Time, P-TA7s Iob lt's High Time to Know Your High School, say the members of Lincoln's Parentffeacher Association. The goal of a P.T.A. should be to bring into closer relationship the home and the school, and this year's association, under the able leadership of Mrs. lack Munro, has reached this goal. Spearheading the Senior Finale, sponsoring a girl to Evergreen Girls' State, contributing to the Lincoln Exchange program, and raising money for the choir's trip to Boise, Idaho, are projects which more than justify the existence of P.T.A. A panel made up of Lincoln students presented to the P.T.A. members, a thumbnail sketch of the various clubs and activities participated in by their off spring. Pops, Cops, and Kids was another topic verbf ally explored by the parents and teenagers. just as the title implies, the relations between home and society are often bound by these three persons. Recently members of Hot Rod Clubs have particif pated in P.T.A. discussions as to the pros and cons of the effect of such clubs on Lincolnites. Mindful of the fine leadership in the past, the 37 board members honored past presidents at the Found' ers' Day meeting. Faculty member Art Carlson was given life memf bership in the association for his work and contribuf tions to the school and community on behalf of the P.T.A. Cfficers of the P.T.A. for this year were: Mrs. lack Munro, president: Mrs. Lee Wills, Mrs. A. Nicholson, and Miss Alice Crimes, first, second, and third vicefpresfdents, respectively, Mrs. A. C. Di' ment, secretaryg and Mrs. Lynn Twibell, treasurer. ll