Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Teachers, for most ot us, cease to exist aiter the 3:10 bell other than in the form oi history and algebra assignments. ln order to prove that they are actually normal human beings, inter- ested in doing the same things that your par- ents or your neighbors do, we delved into their private lives and brought to light their inter- ests and specialties lor you to see. Nicknames that they have acquired around school also add color to these people labeled teachers. Here they are from A to Z. Glance around these tew pages and maybe you will wake up to the tact that teachers are real people and that real things like cameras, skiing, travel, and families are the things that make them tick. LUTHER ALTMAN: Dr. ol Philosophy: wit. CHESTER BAB- COCK: Economist: inventor. WILLARD BERGH: Alias loe Bush: alias Alexander Spivens: golfer: pep coach: proud papa. ALLIE BLOUGH: Threat ot the Rummy Row : flower qirl ol the faculty. SHIRLEY BOSELLY: Proud papa: baso- ball addict: coach ot the Sluggers FRED BREIT: Handy man: Camera buq. EVANGELINE BURNS: Scolty : sho cooks the best steaks. FRANCES BURSELL: Elliciency ex- pert: her pastime, it's a secret. ELIZABETH BUSH: Artist: violinist: Whittler ol staturesf' MARION CANDEE: Moun- taineer: she likes the bridle path. LUTIE CHEATHAM: Keeper ot the pins : Northwest outhority on prtmroses. C. E. CLAUS: His theme song: Calilornia, here I come : the reason, his daughter, EARL COCHRRN: Punster: howl- er: he loves a good argument. MIRIAM COLE: Writer: pianist: amateur gardener: Bronco Buster ol Mother- Doughter Banquet Roundfup. FLORENCE COTTRELL: Tra- veler: reader: Far-East enthusiast. HERNICE DAHI.: Sight' seer: punster: or! curator. IESSIE EASTMAN: A wee bon- nie lass : Voyager. LEWIS FEE: Lecturer: chef de cuisine. ADELAIDE FISCHER: Gardener: homebody. HARRY FITCH: 16

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MR. LOTHROP. our omniscient, omnipotent Vice-Principal .... Do you need an E.D., a N.Y.A. job, or a new teacher? See Mr. Lothrop. MR. ALTMAN knows the boys well. Adviser, he fills the roll of unofficial school-time father. MISS COLE . . . Girls' Adviser, She offers a comforting shoulder on which to weep. II THERE IS A LADY LUCK. AND SI-IE HAS A NICE SEI' OF TEETH. SHE VERY SURELY SIVIII.ED UPON THESE PEOPLE OF LINCOLN WHO HAVE BROUGHT HONOR TO LINCOLN AND GOOD FORTUNE TO TI-IEMSELVES THIS SCHOOL YEAR. MR. KERRWA year's scholarship to Chicago Art Institute. MR. BERGI-IfPart time Associate Protessor in Iournalism at the University of Washington: part time public relations at the central office. MR. ULLIN-'Head football coach at West Seattle. starting next Fall. MR. PHILIPPI-Going to school in the East on year's leave of absence. MISS ESPESETH 'Back in Lincoln in the Fall, MISS O'CONNOR -- Going home to Schenec' tadY. New York. MISS STERLING-In collaboration with Don W. Emery of the University of Washington. published two books: Guide to English Usage, and Activity Notebook. IANET THOMAS-Honorable mention in Town Meeting ol the Air essay contest. RUSS BRALEY--Second prize sports writing in Quill and Scroll National Iournalists Contest. IACK SHEEDY - First prize in editorial writtnq for Quill and Scroll lor Pacific Northwest and Canada, First prize in state ot Washington in editorial writing in Ouill and Scroll National Ioumattsts Contest. WAYNE MEYERS. SHEILA SMITH. FRANKIE GOODWIN. LOIS LONG and IOY HATT- Poems published in West Winds. BILL LAINHART-Scholarship to Whitman Coll lege. CLAIRE MCADAM-Scholarship to Mills Col- lege.

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rt were Greek scholar: debates interest him. DAGMAR GEORGE- SON: She sings contrallo. ELIZABETH GRAVES: Smortness personified: member ot Proud Aunt Club. LOUISE GREBE: She likes the British Isles, its places and customs. IONE GRINDROD: Gardener of Iancy tlowers. nieces, and neph- ews. PORTER HATLEYX Horses, horses, crazy over horses : custodian of the book worms. LEHOY HIGGINS: Man about school: amateur movie photographer. EILEEN HOU- LAHAN: Bowling, lt's right down her alley: spring vacation is trip time. HELEN HULL: Equestrienne: petite clanseuse: she loves to run and laugh. ADDIE HUNTER: Paper econo- mist: primrose addict. HERBERT IVERSON: Author: lite saver, VINCENT IEROME: Carrot top : dancer: Country Gentleman. HARRIET IOHNSTONE: Member of Proud Aunt Club : islander: Iohnstone plaid is her emblem. LEON IONES: Mining authority: porter iamilias. IOHN KERR: Our Orson Wells. DOROTHY KWAPII.: New England zealot: books, she loves them. LEAH LOVEIOY: See-Amen ica-Iirst advocate: authority on Seattle history. DANIEL LOTHROP: Flower enthusiast: weaver. ELLSWORTH LUM- LEY: Conservutionist: national lecturer: summer ranger: he's 17 the lather oi tho three. CARL MAPES: Geographer: sev- enth period teacher : the Northwest is his hobby. BERTI-IA MARTIN: Cross-country traveller: chic. MARION McAI.- LASTER: Pepster : bowler: speech is her hobby. HELEN MCCLELLAN: Homemaker: her two sons occupy her spare time. AIMEE McCONIHE: Network program producer: she tavors Ielines. MARY McKEE: Colleen : South oi the Bor- der enthusiast: traveler. EDITH MICHELSON: European traveler: linguist: golfer. ALICE MILES: Anqlerp bowler: commuter: islandor. MARY MONTFORT: Freshie : knltter: Lion counselor-to-be. RALPH MUCKLESTONE: Ticket agent: screwy problems are his meat. BILL NOLLAN: He loves to talk: his wife and two little daughters complete his team, ELDORA OAKLEY: Traveler. ALICE O'CONNOR: A redhead from Schenectady. You quessed it, she's Irish. THOMAS 0'CONNOR: Gardener: extensive reader: Mercer Island tarmer. SAMUEL OLSON: He likes to climb cherry trees. IESSIE ORRELL: Punstcr: bowler: member oi the Proud Aunt Club. ERNEST OSGOOD: Model builder: boat buq. ANNA PATCH: Practical joker: Information Bureau. HER- BERT PHILIPPI: Fashion-plate: interior decorator: stage de-