Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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J FIELD Pmnou new l- lcmlslefll, lensen, Eshcm. Gaetz, Grosso, BUILDING mm cnormns COMMITTEE: flow l-fmccnllllm, Tuner. lclenhole, Mccomllck. Row 2 Kendall, sender, wnlmsley, Lund, Mqlliesml, Thiel, Tryon. siemens. Row 2--Anderson, Coleman, Biel- B.-llqlson. Young. land, Mllcltell, Wilson, Cashman. Row 3- -Seaton, Klnq, Mathis, Smifh. Davis. Row 4-Llchlenwalner, Mcliarlclnd, lanes. Bouncers FOOTBALL FANS. carried away in lheir enthusiasm to patronize a faofball qarne, clamber over the fence lo avoid paying, or loyal Lincoln pop-boflle- wavers deciding ii is time to do something about the face and gerleral appear- ance of the referee and sei out ta commit mayhem are confronted by a lonq arm and a shiny badge. Behind the badge and the ann are the brawn and muscle of the Field Patrol, Holding the Bag LUNCH BAGS are elusive little things, We aim right at the trash can and . . . coops! Missed again! Humans are egotistical wrelches: very probably we go bouncing off with gay disreqald for our poor shooting. Enter the hero, with his jaw sei in cl firm line, ready fo do battle for the Building and Grounds Coln- nliltvo. ll is his iob to em-nllragrl a rousing good business for tho hash cans, 26

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SOFHQMORE AUXILIARY: Huw 1fPileS, Linton. Kun-blcr, Musser, laradqnlnun, rhlel, Munn, Younq, W:-isor, wlun, Moms. new 2 Al-nsl, Duffy. Marshall, lmnf-son, Nelson, Brandi, lam-ns, Gllbell Mnnn-, Fnslnl-, wllllmns. Row 3 Luke, Houck, lvlcvnllqn, Hlsknn wnllelle-ml, Yulsnncrl, al-Qwnlnq. Capps, l-lnl-nwn, Erlcknon, Miolvu new 4' nl-lvss. wrlqlll, Mlllnf, amy, ern-ke, Ioy, Pnnnous, Anderson Tlnln, small, Weil. Mmun: GIRLS rms: selneslf-rl: Row l frnylnr, McDaniel, Mcilluire rnlnn, wllsnn, Bevry, Supploo, Gondsell, Hail, Foyer, wllllqmsnn Ncflnn, cnpps. Row 2 - Lnnns, Campbell, Lammel, Mellon, llnnlef lnlnnnnn, lnleyer, lnlnwnny, ron. rlmley, cron. How 3-Ycllnfbnnnnun WHEN THOSE PESKY LITTLE IOBS are poulinq lo be done cmd lhe olher founn zlcliions of lllo Girls' Club are loo busy oxlrnclinq llle Creed lrolu hopefuls seek, ing balloons. llloso Glrls Friday, llle Sophomore Auxiliary, roll up their slr-flvcls und prove lheil' worth, FEMININE PAUL REVEHES convey the qleaninqs, lhe sncllcllos, tllo bullerocl crumbs of llle Minnie Girls' meetings to the rolls, llm lmlosl inside' slllll ml vora- Ii-lncll talks, the newosl million of ills- bulletin. 25 Adams, Seal, lsr-lldwln, sclmnllbncllel-, ofpllnn, lnnns, Poole, clnnp, pn, snlllvnn. Row -l cnfbnu, Mason, sons, rnslnf, cnny, Terroll, spnrklund, Whom-lor, lsnqllsll, lussel. Mmurl: smrs lSocond Semesterl: Row l- Nilsclm, LcxMcine, Lnpkn, cmqq. cmnennn, Tlnel, cnlelnun. Tram, slnmllll, anclwn, lvlclxllls. ner. Maxwell. new znnnby, Barker, vnn Hcvon, Dnlnns, nnnnn. on-nes, Renlle, Bevry, llnlnlen, lenson, Lnnsnn, spmuln. Row 3 Cleveland. lohnson, Gnlscrl, ngdlnn-sl, Scllvr. Marshall, Clarke. l-llnnnellnnn, cln-lslln, snnl-em, Buelow, lulnnlm. now 4 l-lonqll, lon, cnflson. sunny, Tllnmlon, lnlnlnlnnfl, wl-lqln, Pnnl, Miller, Wellzien. Lael. Small Fry Paul Reverettes

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LXBRARY STAFF: Row l- Gmdvlq, Garltne, Kelley, Foster, Must-Drs, STAMP num: new lfflaflee, Kunz, Wilson, Nelson, stmnpe. Row Kelley, Bennett, rmun, Maxwell, clerk-2, Butterworth. new 24 2-shenkel, cmqq, Mr. Bren, Ladd, swim. Row eeswfmson. Carlson, Young, Gllslufsnn, Hamilton, English, Grunt. Munson, Thayer-, ste-utter, cook, Bashar, Kienhclz. Taylor, Richardson, Rogers. Raw 3-wullace, Napier, Daly, Hoelzle, watson, Legg, Matson, Dalk, Mcnevlll, Davis. Row 4-Hunley, Powell, wnqlit, smlmm, Goal-ly, Staley, carter. Pasters BOOKS AND GLUE POTS and overdue book notices are cl part of the daily fare of the Library Stall. lf we should absent-mindedly begin to wander out with the Atlas tucked beneath an arm ta highly improbable assumptionl, we should be borne down upon by several worthy members of the Stall. Other nlembers mend and patch patiently the little rips that could be big tears. They even set broken backs-lar books, of course. Mercuries MONDAY MORNINGS are hard enough without having the added misery ol having to tear ourselves away from our last dime, No matter haw lonqingly or tenderly we regard the little brown envelope with our collective dimes con- cealed in it, the stump messengers always qo through the same procedure. lnexorably they bear away our money. But the dimes are well-forfeited, for when Friday cllternoon creeps up, there are the Totem weeklies, and at the end ol the Year, i0Y of lays, out tatters the Annual. 27