Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ROW 1 - Q DOROTHY KWAPII.-Heads English Department BERNICE DAHI.-Tends Art Library LEILA ANDERSON-Composition Instructor ELIZABETH GRAVES-Conducts Senior Reading, Creative Writing ROW 2 . MARION COLE-She likes Freshmen ' MISS CHAGG-Composition cmd Literature Teacher MISS HOLCOMBE-Composition and Study Hall Teacher MELCINA KNETTLE-Vocabulary specialist MRRIORIE PIDDUCK-Keeps the Totem Weekly staff on the right track ROW 3 I INIS WILLIAMSeShe loves flowers MISS GREBE-Radio enthusiast ELDORA OAKLEY4Also comme-mimi Law ' BLANCHE WENNER--Story-teller IONE GRINDRODe-Oral Expression is her specialty

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OUR VICE-PRINCIPAL' S MESSAGE TRADITION DAY this year was a happy thought of the Student Council. This could be a day, when, like Thanksgiving Day, we look back into the past and find what has made us great. Our traditions coming down through the thirty-eight years of Lin- coln's existence, have created that intangi- ble, but very important thing, known as Lincoln Spirit. To my mind two things stand out as be- ing the greatest factors in developing this loyalty to Lincoln. First of all there is our spirit of fair play. Beginning with our first coach, Austin K. Allen, we have had it drummed into us until it has become a second nature, the idea that winning is not the main aim, but rather how we play and how we win or lose is the important thing. We cannot always win, but we canal- ways play a good game. This explains why the Lincoln student body supports its teams, winning or losing. The second factor is our spirit of help- fulness. Lincoln is a friendly school, will- ing to help the new-comers get adjusted to their new environment. Strangers visit- ing our school frequently comment on the courtesy and helpfulness of the students. These two factors-Spirit of fair play and Spirit of helpfulness are the backbone of our Lincoln Spirit. That this is a lasting spirit is attested by the eagerness with which the members of the armed forces on their furloughs in- evitably come back to visit the school and renew their acquaintance with their Alma Mater. MR. LOTHROP. C0 UNSELLORS Mr. Cochran Miss McAllaster Mr. Swanson Miss Orrell

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ARTS AND MATHEMATICS ROW 1 ELIZABETH POORvGuides talents of Artists and Costume Designers CARL PITZER-Waves baton for Orchestra, Band, Chanters cmd Glee MRS. HAZEL MCCASKILL-Producer and director of Star Lott and class plays MRS. LAURENT-Teaches beginning Art, also Crafts, when not ruling over ll8 ROW 2 IOHNSON SHF.RRICKfl-leads Mathematics -Department, teaches Algebra and Geometry MARION CANDEE-Teaches Algebra in Math. Department, and Retail Selling in Commercial Department . EARL COCHRAN-Teaches'Advanced Geometry and Debate . PORTER HATLEY--Divicles his time between the Book-room, Math. classes, and Boys' Gym ROW 3 MISS IACOBSON-Teaches Geometric principles MARION MCALLASTER--Takes time out from Counselling to teach Algebra MISS MCNEELY--Geometry is her specialty A ' RALPH MUcKLEs'roNEe-Formula finder FLORENCE MILES--Higher Math.