Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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FACULTY N COL IN f I' L

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I Q. W. P fm it' 355' .4 al such an thing. We're glad to say they're a regular institution at Lincoln now. .Long life to the quartet! For no reason whatever fat least no one found out that she was married or to be married, Miss Virginia Evans took her leave of Lincoln aboard the Wenatchee on her far-famed maiden voyage. Miss Evans expects to take up government work in China after she has toured that country. - At different times during the year, mostly on Saturdays, groups of teachers have taken what they called vocational trips. That is, they visited local places of interest in the commercial world. Among the trips taken were those to a coal mine, l-lollywood Farm, The Pacific Coast Biscuit Company, and the American Maid Bread establishment on Queen Anne Hill. Lastly, our faculty took an intelligence test-an indication both of their humanness and their courage. Results were not published, though, so we will say no more on the subject. Taken all in all, admitting any exception made by a flunlcing pupil, we still stand by our faculty. They're a good bunch of sports in every sense of the word. To The Faculty There's a little group of people All unhonored and unsung, To whom we always go when e'er Our selfish hearts are wrung. No bronze memorials are for them, For they are not the kind Who tallc about the battles won- They are guardians of the mind. So let's propose a toast to them, For without them, maybe we Could not be here to proudly say, I-lere's to the faculty! -Catherine Jones, '23, PAGE TEN

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FACULTY PA G H T NYIGLVE FACULTY ON DRESS PARADE l. If she should ski into a tree, Results would be not frightful, That smile so cheer would disappear- She might say something spiteful. 2. The villian cried just as he died, And his soul began to skid, This woman stunning looks like the Gears of a katydidf' running 3. Letls cogitate how strange is fate. l-le'd have lived and died lamented, ln woods untracked, and lumber-jackedg But high schools were invented. 4. Despite the smile and all their guile, We know that 'round the block, Some guy has sold for gleaming gold His scaled and finny stock. 5. What's this we see? l-low can it be That Keppel got so rash! And what, by the way, did wifey say, When she lamped that big mustache? 6. There is a cause for great applause And for a long processiong Let songs resound, for Kirschnefs found At last his true profession. 7. If sunset bright were pale moonlight, I'd steal a watermelong But if the field, this crop should yield- Gangway! l'm off with Helen! 8. Now, Mr. Jones dragged his frail bones Up fifty hundred feet. Industrial Art gave him a start: The course cannot be beat. 9. The papers read, A great stampede Of beasts from Glacier Park! And now 'tis bared just why were scared Those beasts of Glacier Park.