Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Vol... I, 1909 I9 1 9 0 9 LINCOLNIA BOARD ARCHIE M. MAJOR, Editor-iin--Chief. CECIL C. BAGLEY, Bzisiness Zllafnager. RALPH CASEY, Associate Editor. ROY CASEY, Asst. Editor and Tireasiirer. HAROLD FOSTER, Assistant Manager. DANIEL J. LOTHROP, l acuZty Adviser. CLARENCE BRYANT, Adeertisi-n g M anager. FRED SPARGER, Advertising Manager. CHARLES RASER, Asst. Advertising Manager. CHARLES RICHEY, Asst. z'ld'l7C'l'ti8'i?lg Manager. Departmen ts. THOMAS WAND, Athletics. MABEL FRASER, Girls' Athletics. MARION GOODNOW, Society. BEATRICE AUSTIN, Debate and Oratory. HELEN PARSONS, Music. REYNOLDS PORTER, Dramatics. BEN OHNICK, Locals. 'EARL MARTZ, Athletics. 'EVERETT FENTON, Exchanges. ARCHIE CAMPBELL, Seniors. CHARLES POWELL, X Juniors. DILLIS KNAPP, Sophomores. CLAUDE SANDERS, Fresh-men. A-rt Staff. VICTOR GAUNTLETT, Oh-ief I llustrator. VIRGINIA ROE, Staff Artist. Photographs by Hamilton Studio, Colman Building. 'Totem

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l8 THE L1NcoLN1A Totem has received more favorable comments from other high school papers than any other journal ill the country. Beginning with the first issue, the exchange editors praised the neatness, originality and general appearance of the paper. The only adverse criticisms were from the publications in the Eastern states, who suggested that the editors of Totem devote more space to the literary side of the numbers. On the other hand, if you examine some high school periodicals you will find that tl1e whole paper is devoted to stories and poems. The editors of Totem have hit upon the happy medium and tried to suit all Lincoln High School students by having a little bit of everything. Totem has had more cuts and half-tones than any other paper received as an exchange, not excluding college monthlies. The show number, containing all the pictures of The Princess cast, athletic captains and managers, com- prised the costliest lot of cuts ever used in a high school paper not classed as a small annual, or a graduation issue. Next year Totem should be in good hands, with Roscoe Wil- cox editor-in-chief and Clyde Rose business manager. Wfilcox has never had any newspaper experience, but he is a conscien- tious worker and a good writer, which will help him out a lot. Rose has held the position of assistant advertising manager and understands the business part of getting out the publica- tion. Verne Seger, the new ad. man, and Claude Sanders, the former Freslunan editor, have been connected with other organ- izations and will make good. The rest of the staff will be se- lected next fall. The beginning of the new term will probably witness the advent of a new paper in high school journalism, when the magnificent Queen Anne building is thrown open for occu- pancy. If such should be the case, Totem will have a friendly interest in the welfare and success of the paper. . - ff. 1 lnllvf-FSQ GK - E ' i 1wlnuifaaialf 111+1fy -

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