Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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DRAWING BY ERNEST WATERS LINCOLN TRADITIONQ Every school has nts customs and tradltlons peculrar to Itself Since Lmcoln Hrgh School came lnto belng ln 1908 lt has acqurred a number of things which have become nts tradrtlons Wrthout these the Lincoln we know would be a That lndehnable something called Llncoln Spmt has brought vrctory to Lrncoln on the athletrc field and everywhere that Lincoln students have sought to galn honors It s the thlng mstllled m the student body that makes rt support so strongly everything that IS started ln the school There rs no student here at Llncoln but remembers when some day once a year all the upper class glrls appear rn aprons and prgtalls lookrng luke therr Freshmen sisters whlle the Beau Brummels appear collarless and lookrng as though they were on thelr way to a day s hard labor mstead of to the mtrrcacres and snares of a Geometry or Latm class Passrng to more serrous matters we fmd that the spmt of helpfulness here at Lincoln IS great At Thanksgxvlng time many unfortunate famrlles are helped through the generosxty of the roll rooms Agaln thls spmt IS shown at Chrlstmas trme when the klddres from the Mother Ryther Home which Lmcoln has vlrtually adopted are her guests at a Christmas entertainment This IS a tree with a real Santa Claus to glve each lrttle chlld some present Vvho does not know the Beanery wlth its hot dogs and pre a la mode3 These are some of the happlest memories of our hrgh school days Although a umform standard of schoolarshlp has never been set by those xn authonty rn school affalrs yet all the classes requlre that their otfrcers and therr representatlves ln athletrcs or any actrvlty marntarn a hrgh scholarshrp standard ThlS IS fast becomlng tradltlonal and ln years to come should be one of the tradrtrons of which Lmcoln IS most proud On account of the growth of the school and unexpected obstacles two of Llncoln s oldest and best tradltxons have been dlscontrnued Schram Lake around whrch so many lnterestmg thmgs have happened has been done away with to make room for portables while the Lmcolonlal the event of the year rn which all organrzatlons of the school took part had to be omrtted thls year Should Lincoln lose or forget any of these tradltrons rt would no longer be the school we know and love Page 12 I A - . , 1 K ' if'-13 ' H f E , V, -'17-ll' M . f ' l strange and unfamrllar place. ! - . I . . I 9 1 . , . . . . ' - . . . . , . .

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OUR FACULTY The student had turned away from hrs books and comfortably settled rn a brg armcharr was eagerly readrng a fascrnatrng volume of Arabran tales Hrs thoughts wandered back to the trme of Solomon and the wonderful green carpet whrch could travel back and forth rn trme and space and now half closrng hrs eyes rt seemed to hrm that he could see rt there spread out before hrm soft and glowrng a strange pattern of Assyrran frgures How happy he would be to possess rt and fly wrth rt across the sea to the land of hrs heart s desrre There he would qurte forget hrs musty school books and all the wearrness of study H srghed and openrng hrs eyes he agarn looked at the strange green carpet Yes there rt was and as he gazed there appeared seated upon rt a currous lrttle man all shrrveled wrth age And the man was lookrng at hrm and beckonrng Come wrth me he seemed to say The youth drd not hesrtate but sat down qurckly upon the rug ln a flash he was through the cerlrng and flyrng swrftly upward Ar frrst he became drzzy and most uncomfortable as he looked down and saw land and water slrpprng by but the composure of hrs companron soon gave hrm a happy feelrng of ease Hrgh above the brllowy clouds they rose up and up rnto the beautrful regrons of the ky The arr became hlled wrth heavenly melody Were the angels srngrng or w as thrs the musrc of the spheres 3 I must have rt crred a famrlrar vorce The student turned qurckly There on a carpet qurte like hrs own sat Mr Worth He was wrrtlng eagerly rn a notebook How shall I score thrs for the wood wrnd3 The student had no opportunrty to answer for hrs carpet was descendrng raprclly Down rt swooped rrght rnto the earth Passrng through rnky blackness rt lrghtly deposrted rtself at the bottom of a huge cavern There the travelers notrced a lrttle man who wrth hrs back to them was drlrgently prckrng at the rocks The lrght of a lantern showed hrm to be standrng on a small green carpet Suddenly the man Jumped around flung out hrs arms and shouted I ve found rt' I ve found rt' Now the student caught a glrmpse of hrs face Dr Redenbaugh he shrreked You here' At thrs Dr Reden baugh stopped hrs capers and assumed hrs usual drgnrty We well h exclarmed thrs rs rndeed a pleasure but see' Ive found rt the Phrlosophers Stone and I ve beat Mr Keppel to rt' It s the greatest drscovery srnce the trme of Alladrn' And he excrtedly thrust the magnrfrcent gem almost mto the stu dent s face At thrs the student stepped backward upon hrs own carpet and before he could even say Good bye he was once more hrgh rn the sky wrth hrs srlent companron They agarn descended thrs trme so slowly that they had trme to count seven hr s Srnkrng low they passed over temples baths theatres and a vast market place The trrp ended leavrng the youth rn the mrdst of an excrted throng of men all of whom were clad rn long whrte mantles An energetrc speaker was address rng the throng Ir seemed to the student that he had heard some of thrs before but from the people on all srdes hrs questrons were recerved wrth rnsultrng rndrf ference or were answered by a rumble of strange words Fortunately for hrs currosrty he spred rn front of hrm a wx oman who was srttrng on a green carpet and seemed qurte out of place among all the men rn whrte mantles Yet she appeared to be most rnterested rn the drscussron' He drd not venture to speak to her but gave her arm a vrolent poke rnstead Oh my goodness' Her startled excla matron was a pleasant welcome for hrm She turned qurckly My' Arent you a long way from home3 What do you thrnk of Crcero s first oratron agarnst Catalrne3 P lge 14 9 , . s n v 9 v , . . . . . , . u 1 - y v 1 . . . . . H - vw r , . v v 9 5 '. . I - u - n v U . ,, . . . . . s - - r , . . u - - as 9 I . . , n v - s u 9 - v - as - , . . - ss rs ' u ay - - - q - - . ' - - - f as an . , , C . U . . . , . . , s 1 ' n , . , . . . , . . . ,, . . . , . . - 9 L, ,, . . . . . 1 r 1 u s 1 - a - v n - 1 - - as n . Q . ' - . - ' u 1 . . , . . v - n 1