Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)
- Class of 1951
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M5 My 6 MMS? yjjj3fg?QQg?iEWif,f .JJ . ax , ,0 Vwhqfbfglaf' M' 9 ,L nflollf My . ci by 52fffQL:f4QfQQJ WW jim! QMSSQQ 5,11 QW-f' 1 , 15. 5.55 Q 5 , R fi I - Q ' Wav gf Y PRINCIPAL 4L1lQd? QW' 44,664 wmnwfwafvfi 1 WA MR. EARL A. PFAPF ,W WLM NZM ML if MR. IRA T. MILLEL! ewfzyb W VICE-PRINCIPAL A S ' QFTJ' W 7 . I - S. nn. mme nepm. new I. mm., man liver- 'llfwn mmm. nu-,nm UW- lvl' larull. rum- I. nun. hrlel Dirluaneou. leellll4 'Now get in ' Hrnere is no umm. Earl 1. cm. :unc DALTHORP, Norman E. 'I'll be right Dack.' DAOUILA, Elizabeth 'Tiene mariposas en DAVIES, Merle H. 'Put it in my Dox.' DISHNOH, Jay V. Ath 'Ten-shunl' naman. menu l. EASTMAN, Jeanie M. Librarian 'Yes. lad.' EDGAR, David Social Studies 'It's a cinchl' A GERRIETS, Eva English 'Credit where credit is due.N GILBERT, william R. Journalism 'where's Ill. in the A.P. poll?' GRAVES, Ann Elizabeth English 'clichel' HASSENMILLER, Kenneth L. Botany 'lt just might growl' ' HATLEY, Porter Mathematics 'Well, we've ordered it!' HAYS, Creighton E. Social Studies 'Procrastination will cause the downfall...' 12 COCHRAN. Earl S. Counselor COLE, Miriam English 'If you know, don't raise your hand.' CONNORS, Caroline En lish Q 'Reading maketh a full man...' CRABO, Ethel J. English la caDeza.n ALM, Richard English 'Relaxl' ALMQUIST, Edward E. Conmercial nl have a job for you.N ALTHAN, Luther C. fOuiet in the BAKER, Irene 'Lincoln High Study Hall, Health Ed. back sectionl' Attendance Clerk School calling...' C- laid. Irale BEAVER, Margaret Library 'when I was in the Air Corps..' BENNETT, Marypearl Social Studies 'Divine love meets every human need.' BONU ROUGH! English 'If we never laugh again.' l BOWMAN, Mona Commercial 'Eyes on the copyl' loin, leenl BURSELL, Frencee I. Commercialf 'Let's make every second count.U CAMDEE, Marion Commercial 'Let's get this done Fight fast!' CHRISTENSON, Reg I nald Lat in 'Child, you grieve me.' CLAUS, Chrletlan E. Industrial Arts 'You rummiesl' Nall. Cirllilll E. there and cut the mustard.' royal road to learning.' Ceann. Carellne Will. Ethel J. Social Studies Spanish Assistant Clerk letics, Health Ed. emu., gn,.,,n p, num. nm. u. on-um. .au v. run... .o-me n. :qu-. nm- eerrnu. ln amen, mu- u. Craven. Au Ellnhelh Ilueenllller. Kenneth L. Inlay. Derter IAN, Orelghlen Girls' Advisor muchl' Social Studies NENSEL, Emilie T. 'Just tell me if l'm talking too HOLCOMBE, Olge G. 'weekly News Review tommorowl' MOULANAN, Eileen 'Please, girlsl' Home Economics A , Kennel, Elllle T. lllroie. Neel. llaelehll. Ullee llntlf. Mile le J.,-nm uh.. ,u J,5,,,,. nw... L Johnsen. Leslie V. Jeni. Lael L. HUNTER. Addie M, Commercial 'Everybody ready, in good position.' sf JOHNSON, Alfred P. Mathematics 'An excuse is the skin of a reason...' JOHNSON, Florence A. Home Economics 'Having a ripping time with this seam.' JOHNSON, Leslie g, Math, Science 'Have to keep in shape for golf.' JONES, Leon L. Industrial Arts 'Turn in your tools.' KAHERON, Henle Sight Saving 'Your eyes are your most precious gems.' NIMBALL, Stenley Foreign Languages ' burmikopzi ' KINNEAR, Alice R. English, Art 'Art for the sake of art.' KNOLL, Hgrk g, Drivers' Education 'Cl ulZChl ' lggfgg, ggi. llllell, Stull! lllmtlr. llltl I. lull. lirl ll LAING, Jemea N. LAMB, Leyton G. lbllll. JOIN I- IIUIU, Diritly L. KOENIG, John N. athematics 'NOW, what?' aw KHAPIL, Dorothy L. Na? Engl ish 'That's very powerful.' 'That reminds me of a stor 'Look at your Rhodes Periodiifirfar IGS X ' 1 I ,, , ui... .mu u. Len. Lum. e. Ss ff--is LAVIER, Chlfil Q't: S dance Clerk 'who did this filing? L, LE BRUN, Roglnlld Qf?3 , -Custodian 'what can I do for you?' e,L v LOHRY. Aurelle Physigal Education 'Quiet, please, girls.' ',,, LUMLEY, Merlon Library Clerk 'Get these books in on time.' Levlev, mu. new-, ml-ne uri :nm 1 .ff '- '- ' MCCASKILL, Hezel I. English 'My you've improved.' McCGNlHE, Aimee English 'Remember the common standards.' NCEACHERAN, Don A. Study Hall 'Let's quiet down.' NIDISOU- Lvcllv l Health Education 'l have the cutest little dog...' khellll. Nexel I. lllbnlhe. HBO lkllclerm. Dee L lhllwl, Llelle MILES. Alice Social Studies lllee, lllee llllee. Flerelse E. lelllr. lelve N eneleee. lnrtle I. 'Time for another cup of coffee?' MILES, Florence E. Mathematics 'Really, it isn't so hard.' MOESER, Zelve Physical Education 'Change your partners.' i MOTTELSON, Bertha H. Commercial 'Strike sharp and quick.' Nixon, Byng Arnieiicsl You can't print it. NOLLAN, Bill Athletics 'Same as Nixon, only louder.' ORELL, Jessie Counselor 'Mn-Hm.' OSGOOD, Ernest lil. Industrial Arts It's out of this world. PIDDUCK. Marjorie K. Engl ish 'All the world's a stage... PITZER, Carl A. Music Now here's an example of what I mean. POLLETT, Alfred John Drama 'To each his own. POOR, Elizabeth Art Poster lettering is very important.' PRITCMARD. Gordon Mathematics 'Put the lid on!' RIEKE, Jane Lip Reading 'Use your head, that's what it's for. ROYS, Sydney R. Science 'Look at the facts and then act. SCMEELE, Ernest H. Corwnercial 'That ' s too bad. SCMOFIELD, Marguerite Foreign Languages 'Mes enfants, de quoi parlez-vous? SELTZER. Alvin J. Science 'Be kind to the plants.' SHERRICK, Johnson Mathematics 'vm going down for a cup o' coffee SIMMONS. Charles L. U industrial Arts 'Nothing comes to my mind. LUNCHROOM STAFF 'i if i L' ,..,. 7 or L n - nn 1 L I i,tAii W , P E, . i -.ii i ii ' Anti ' SQA . i' if K ,4-, L on kk A gk , E R Q X -A Q i 7 Q25 . igfAx'ga?'f' News r L out was Cora Bogus Myrtle Fox Fannie Hicks Ellen Jacobsen Theresa Kalvig 'i5?SM Z' i , E illifiw 'Q1i1g' as iff gfigg 1 -3 nr'i ' gat ' ' Q if , G. Luttinen Bessie Peterson Goldie Schell Milma Speer Vilas Hhltson SLEEPER, JOIN Come out of the fitting room girls. SPERLIIG, Otto F. Science 'One sheet of glenco and a half of scratch. STARCEV ICH. Hu . well, just lie down for awhile. SUTHERLAND. Stlrr S- - New keep in mindnu. Social Studies SVANSUU' J- 'd i industrial Arts 'watch out or wef'll all be killedl' THOMPSON, John H. Biology 'wh 1wasaboy... Tnqgpggg, Peullne L. Spanish, Health Ed. 'Escucnen Bien. ' OL MER and 5' Comercial V L I ' 'Good luck, now.' HASHBURN, Mezel E. Head Clerk I 'm getting to know you. HEISS, stanley Music 'oi-ie, two, three, four, one- wgniign, slenche H. English 'once in the dark wilds of-- Huey, Muni, Social Studies Well Home Economics Boys ' Advisor VEIQMAN, Merle Study Hall Yes, but where have you been? uiunn, Elle B. Social studies in Japan they study. HILLIAMS, lnle English Please talk so we can hear you. VOLFE, Sophie M, Study Hall 'l 've never had a finer groupl' IN MEMORIUM Mile Rhebe Nickerson, e member of the Lincoln feculty, peeeed ewey Februery twenty-eecond, nineteen fifty-one. She wee e greduete of Oberlin College. N .- i Q EQ ? Q CLASSES brought us together in common pursuit of education and companionship uv. y wa- . L,.?, fffknh on - ,F 9 tvvf' ,.. We .J-Q-If aff H1511 Hazel McCaskill Adv Bud St avney Pres. Donna Newell V.PFeS Lucie Haugstad Sec Jerry Newgard Treas. THE SPIRIT OF LINCOLN LEAVES THE PAST AND LOOKS TO THE FUTURE SENIOR OFFICER PAGE CLASS HISTORY Entering in the fall of 19U7, the class of 1951 was exposed to the traditions and moods of Lincoln. For leadership, the class looked to officers and adviser, Mrs. Hazel McCaskill. Clark Bean, Collen Cruik- shank, Gloria Finkenstein, and Bud Stavney fulfilled the presidency. This year's seniors proudly led the way in rallying to Lincoln. There were many forces which strove to divide, but every senior exhibit- ed patriotismforclassandschool. Of good times together there are many memories: After a fine dress-up banquet December 8, the senior Play, 'Outward 8ound', was presented. To honor mid-year graduates, dress-up day was also observed. The play enjoyed a second performance in February. At mid-year, the graduating class put their shoulders to the wheel to secure annual funds, and promoted five drives simultaneously: a shoe- shine campaign, clothes-hanger collection, cookie sale, barn dance, and sale of faculty photos. Senior week, which was observed May 18 through Zu, was crowded with things to see and do, climaxed with the Senior Review. The Prom and Commencement brought the final heights d a high school career. 'we only regret that we must nowleave Lincoln. we shall always re- menber the convictions we began to develop here, and with which we must now impress companions in college, business, home, and state. 'As we are indebted to Lincoln, so are we determined to carry his spirit into the future. whatever we may do, where-ever we may be, we shall do and be as we learned at Lincoln....And such a way will always be a credit before God and our country.' Karen GOTGOU U00 Larsen Janice McClellan Mariorie Ross Student Council Representatives Totem Reporter ABBEY, Phyllis: Phyl: F.S.A. 1,v: Pep Assembly Conn. up Totem weekly Staff U. ADAMS, Bruce: Sr. Band 2,3,u: Boys' Club 2.3.M Hobby: Raising and training collies. ADAMS, Janet: Shorty: Spanish Club 3,u: Roll Re p 3: Drivers' Club E. ASEE, Kennerd L.: Butch: Lunx Club 3,u: Fire Squad 3,u: Roll Rep. 2. MER. J 'Y: Ace: Roll Rep. 1: German Club 1, 2:lTrack 1.2,3,U: Athletic Council M: Hall Pat- I'0 li. ANERS, Merry J.: Joie: Boys' Club: Library Staff 3: Hobby: Stamp collecting. AMDNDSEN, Kathleen: Kathy: Drill Team 2: F.S.A. 1.2: Minute Girl 3: Drives Conm. U. ANDERSON, Jin: Andy: Hall Patrol 3,115 Football 2.3.U: Ealthquake Squad U. ' ANDERSON, Jnnette: Nettie: Little L Pres. 2: Big L 3: V. Pres. Big L H: Annual Staff U: Totem weekly Staff u: P.T.A. Publicity Chairman U. ANDERSON, Joen: Little Andy: G. C. Treas. U: LLL 14: G. C..CaD. Il: G. C. Conln. U: Annual Staff ug cnanters 35 P.T.A. Dance Comm. 3: Pep Assenv bly up Attendance Off. 3: Jr. Assembly Comm. 3. ANDERSON. Merlen: F.S.A. 2.1: P.T.A. Dance Comm. 3: Minute Girl 2: Roll Rep. 3: Usher Force u: Attendance Off. Auocnsou, noun: Boby Andy: Boys' chin: Ambi- tion: Navy butcher. ARLDVE, Dunne: Sparks: Lynx M: Radio Club u: Mine Squad up Drivers Club u: Radio Club l,2,3,u Railsplitters 2. ARNOLD, Mufti.: Mart: F.S.A. 1.2: Sr. Drama M: Sr. Play up Talent Snow M: Minute Girl 2: Ski Club 3. AUSTIN, Delme: Sparky: Girls' Club 1 2,3,u: Little L 2: Spanish Club 3. BABCOCK, Dorothy: Dot: F.5.A. l,2: Girls' Club l,2,3,U. BAILEY, Donne: Minute Girl l: Roll Rep. M Counselor's Office 2, 3, M. BAILEY, Lerry: Mel: Track l,2,3,U: Lynx club 3.U: Commencement 3: Fire Squad M: Earthquake Squad up ski Club u, 19 BAKER, Art: Shorty: Football Manager 1,23 Ski Club 3,ug Railsplitters 23 Stockroom 15 Hall Patrol ug Basket Boy 1. BAKER, John: Mel: Hall Patrol ug Fire Squad ug Lincoln Clean-up ug senior Prom Conn. U. BAKER, Nency: Nan: Spanish Club 25 Starloft 3 Publicity Comm. ug Pep Club U: Ski Club M. BALLINGER. Jemea: Jim: Roll Rep. 1,23 Fire Squad l,2,32 Movie Squad 2,3,u. BALLNES, Nery: Girls' Club: Birthplace: Hot Springs, South Dakota. BANTA, owen: Gwenie: Ski Club ug Personality Comm. up Usher Force up Adv. Chanters ug RoV Rep. 2: Minute Girl 2. BROBERG. Lola: Punky: Girls' Club: Ambition -To get through high school. BARBER, Richard: Rich: Movie Squad 3,ug Bank Messenger 3,U: Stage Force 3,U. UARNON, Yvonne: vonnie: LLL 3,ug Ski Club L 3,ug Attendance Off. 1: P.T.A. Dance Comm. 2: Personality Comn. 2: Health Comm. 2.3: F.S.A. 2 Roll Rep. 2,3,u: Friendship Conn. L BAUSCUS, Fred: Freddie: Latin Club up Ticket Force M. BEACH, Ann: Debate 2,ug Latin Club up Girls' Club. BEAN, Clerk: Class President 1: Student Council 1: Football 2: Track 1.2,3,Up Ticket Force ug Ski Club Pres. U. EVANS, Pet: Girls' Club BEENAN, Jacqueline: Jackie: Sr. Orchestra 2.3. up Sr. Band 2 3.ug Talent Show 2,3,u: Sr. Review 2,3,u. BELL, Merlyn Joan: Joanie: Ice Skating Club L ?,1,ug Ski Club 2'3,Ug Drivers' Club 3,u: Span- ish Club 1. BEMENT. Bob: Beetle: Roll Rep. 1,2,Mg Mike 5412.133 32 Fife SQUSU U: T-Day Comm. ug Hall Pat- ro . BENNETT, Bill: Boys' Club 1,2,3,U: Interests Swimming, skiing. BENSON, lerbere: Benny: F.S.A. 2: Roll Rep. 3' Spanish Club 33 Minute Girl 3: Girls' Club Comn Up Totem Feature Editor N: Quill A Scroll M. 1 20 BENSON. Charloa: Bud: Band 3,U5 Orchestra 35 Lynx Club u5 Fire Squad u. BERESFORD, Jerry: Spanish Club 35 Hall Patrol U Fire Squad M5 Earthquake Squad M. DERGSTIOM, Ariane: Torch 2,3,u5 usher Force 115 Personality Comm. H5 Ice Skating Comm.25 Cler- ical Comm. M. BERRYNAN, Betty: Boots: V. Pres. G. C. M5 LLL up G. C. Cab. H5 Songleader B5 Talent Show M5 Totem weekly U5 G. C. Comm. 3,u5 Honor Society 2.35 Ch. Pep Assembly 35 Pep Assembly Comm. M BERKNAN, John David: Oh! Johnnylz Mike Squad 3,u5 Fire A Earthquake Squad up Spanish Club 3, ll. BETHEA. Bottyo: Letty Boo: F.S.A. 25 Torch 2, 3,u5 Art Library M5 French Club 2,35 Spanish Club 25 Attendance Off. 3,M5 Roll Rep. U5 SPADE IIIGINAI, Tcl: Tommy: Ski Club 2,35 Hall Pat- rol U5 Stock Room U. BISSELL, Sherman: snerm: German Club 1,25 Intramural Basketball 1,25 Baseball 2nd Team l, 25 Intramural Track L BLACK, Dean: 'Deaner': Movie Squad 3,N5 Fire Squad M5 Card Stunt Comm. A5 Roll Rep. H. BLAIMEY, Sylvia: Zeke: v. Pres. LLL U5 Torch 2,3,35 Adv. Chanters 2,3,U5 Totem weekly Staff up Talent Show 3,u5 Standards Comm. u5 F.S.A.l, 2. BLAKE, Jin: Jimmy: Talent Show 2,3,u5 P.T.A. Dance Comm. u5 Mixer Comm. up Fire Squad M5 Sr. Band, OFCNSSYVB 2,3,u5 Torch 2,3,u5 Railsplitter 2. BODINE, Donn: Bo: Fire Squad 35 Activity Card Comn. ug Et Cetera 35 Pep Club ug Totem Annual u BOND, Marilyn: Shortie: F.S.A 25 French Club 2,35 Roll Rep. 35 Totem weekly Staff M. BORDEN, Richard: Dick: Debate U5 Fire Squad ug Ast. Mgr. Baseball, Basketball 3. BOUCHARD, Doug: Golden Boy: Boys' Club5 Ambi- tion: Graduate from U.w. BOHER, Joann: Jo: Quill A Scroll Sec. ug Annu- al Staff M5 Totem Weekly Staff 3,U5 Pep Club ug Publicity CDMW. U5 Little L Sec. 25 Big L 35 F. S.A. 25 Ski Club 35 Roll Reb. 3. BOX, Bon: Track 2.3,u5 Football 35 Lynx Club 3, M5 Roll Council 35 German Club 25 Fire A Earth- quake Squad ug Roll Rep. M. BOYLE, Ellen: Al: F.S.A. 25 German Club 2,35 Art Library 2,35 Honor Society 25 Ski Club 3,u 21 BRACMER. Alice: Liz: LLL up Sr. Prom Comn. up Personality Comm. Mg Annual Staff ug Adv. Chan- iers 1.11: Torch 2.23: F.s.A. 2: Minute Girl 2, 3: Spanish Club 25 Talent Show 3.u. , BRANCH, Freeman: lwigz Drivers' Club 33 Track 3,Ug Jr. Program 35 Sr. Review UQ Christmas Play u. BRAINAI, Melon: G. C. Cab U5 Ch. Bulletin Board Comm. up G. C. Comm. 2,3,ug Annual Staff up Sn Review up Ice Skating Comm. 33 Art Library 2, F.S.A. 23 Torch 3,U. BRAZEAU. George: Billy: Track Squad 1,23 Earth- quake Squad 3. BRENM, Jin: Hair Brain: Bank Collector 2,3,u: German Club 2.35 Movie Squad 2.3.u: Fire Squad 2.3.U3 Earthquake Squad 2 3.u3 Roll Rep. Up Pep Assembly u. BRINES, Diane: Dixie: P.T.A. Dance comm. ug Sr. Review up Talent Show 2, Ski Club U. BROOKS, Marry: Track up Fire Squad up Roll Rep. ug Earthquake Squad u. BROOKS, Marilyn: Squeaky: Social Service Comm. 27 Torch 2,3,up German Club 2.33 Art Comm. 3: Adv. Chanters 3,ug Bulletin Board Comm. H. BROSSART. Donnie: Brosie: .Roll Rep. 3.42 Fife Squad up Lynx Club Sec. up Minute Boy U. BRUAH, Darrell: Buster: Boys' Club: Entered Lincoln From: Whatcom Jr. Hidh School. BRUMBAUGH, Ronald: Brumy: Band 2,3,u: Activity Card Ass. Up Sr. Review 25 Talent Show 2.32 Sr. Prom Comm. U: Basketball 3: Fire Squad 3,ug P.T.A. Dance Comm. H, . BRYANT, Kathy: Smiles: LLL up Torch 2,3,U1 G. C. Comm. 3,ug F.S.A. 25 T-Day Comm. U: G. C. Cab. Annual Staff up Pep Club up V. Pres. SPADE5 Attendance Off. ug Roll Rep. 1.2.3.3- BUCKLEY, Doris: Girls' Club aunxz, Patrice.: efris- club suniin. Ellen: cn-is' club BURNS, Jaheiz Uan: Annual Editor up T-Day Sec. U5 LLL 3,ug French Club 1,2,3g F.S.A. Advisor ug Girls' Club Cab. up Girls' Club Comm. ug Torch 2.3,Ug Counselor's Off. M: F.S.A. 1.2: Roll R. BYRON, Arthur: Hot Rod: Railsplitters 1.2: Totem weekly Staff R. CAMERON. Ron: Boys' Club: Entered Lincoln from: Wenatchee High. 22 CAMPBELL, Ed: Rod: Boys' Club: Entered Lincoln from Hamilton. CANEDY, Dianne: Punky: lce Skating Comm. 2,35 -Roll Rep. 3,Ug Roll Banker 3,Ug Ski Club 4: At- tendance Off. u. CARHAN, Don: Boys' Ciub CARPENTER, Dorothy: Dotty Ann: Girls' Club: -Talent Snow U. CARROLL, Mary Ann: F.S.A. 2: Friendship Conm. 3 Ice Skating Comm. 35 Roll Rep. 2. CASEY, Patricia: Pat: French Club 35 Girls' Club 3,Hg French Club Rep. U1 Ski CTUD M. CAVERLY, Diane: 55411: F.S.A. 1' S ' ' 2: Driving Class M. I ' panlsh Club CMAFFEE, Done: Horace: Talent Snow ug Sr. Play ug Sr. Revue up Health Comm. up Social service Comm. 3: Roll Rep. 3. CHASE, Bonnie: Little Chubbs: Songleader M: P.T.A. Dance comm. 3.11: Usher Force 2.?Z'4: SB' Club 3,43 Personality Comm. 3, U: FFl9NdSh'P Comm. ug Fire Squad M: F.S.A.1,2. CMRISTENSON. Roberta: Berdie: Roll Rep. 1: Big L ug SPADES M: Roll Council Rep. 2. CLARK, Aileen: Al: Girls' Club: Ambition: Of- fice work. CLISE, June: F,S,A. 1.2: Ski Club 2.3,ug French Club 1.2.31 Adv .Cnanters 3,ug Pep Club ug Tal- ent Snkw D5 Sr. Review ug Girls' Club Comm .2.3. COCMRAI, Jack: Jackie: Street Patrol 4: Intra- mural Basketball up Spanish Club 3: Lincoln Swim Team 3. COCMREN, Jean: Jeannie: Little L 25 Band 2,3,U Sr. Orch. 3: Annual Staff up Torch 2,3,up Activ- ity Card Comm. up Big L up F.S.A. 25 Spanish Club 3: Friendship Comm. 3. CULBERTSON, Donn: Sr. Cruise Comm. ug Totem weekly Staff up T-Day Comm. ug Ticket Force 3,u: Fire Squad 3,U. COLLINGS, Florence: Tootie: Girls' Club: Ambi- tion: To graduate. CONARAN, Norma: Honor Society 2, Main office 2, 3,U: Roll Rep. 2: LLL ug G. c. cabinet ug Health Comm. M. CONE, Nine: Co-niggsz Adv. Cnanters 2,3,ug F.S.A. 23 Ice Skating Comm. 3,ug Counselor's Off. ug Annual Staff ug Minute Girl 2. 23 COCK. Margaret: Cookie: Roll Rep. l,2,3,u: Quill A Scroll up Totem weekly Bus. Mgr. M. COOLEY, lrvata: Icy: Drama B, Girls' Club 1.2, 3,ug Ambition: Architect. COONEY, Donna: Nig: F.S.A. 1.2: Ski club 25 swim Team 3: Chanters 3,u: Spanish Club 1.2. COPE, Nancy: mnc: V. Pres. Student Council ug Torch 2,3,ug Adv. Chanters ug Talent Show 3,ug Sr. Drama up Big L 3,ug Pep Club ug G. C. Comm. 2,3,Mg Ch. Roll Council M: Personality Comm. M. COPPESS, Bob: A. H. J.: Spanish Club 22 Boy's Club 2,3,ug Capt. intramural Basketball U. COTTON, Joanne: Josie: F.s.A. 2: Girls' Club Comm. 2,3,4: Torch 2. 3, ug Girls' Club 2.3.u. CROSS, Eunice: Eunie: Roll Rep. 2g Health Comn. 2: Personality Comm. 3: Bowling 35 Drivers Club 3: Drives Comm. M. CROSSMAN, Sonora: Sonnie: F.S.A. 2: Minute Girl 3: french Club 3,U. CRIUKSHANK, Collon: Cougar: v. Pres. Class lp Pres. Class 2: Pres. Ath. Council ug Mr. Lincoln up Track l,2,3,U: Football l,2,3,Ug Basketball l 2,3,Ng Ba. of Control Reb. 3,ug Student Council. CUNNINGMAM, Ann: Girls' Club: Entered Lincoln from: Ednnnds Hiqh. CURRANS, Tom: Cur'rans: V. Pres. Class 3: V. Pres. Boys' Club ug Football 3,u3 Torch 2,3,Ug Student Council 3,u: Board of Control ug Hand- book Comm. 3: Honorary Lvnx A- Railsblitters 2. CURRIE, Nancy: Nan: Roll Rep. l,2,3,u: Art Library 2: Basket Girl 2.3: First Aid 35 Big L ug Spanish Club 2: Usher Force M DANLSTROM, Sally-Ann: Sal: Ski Club 3,Ug Roll Rep. lg F.S.A. l,2: Usher Force. DAVIES, Barbara: Bobbi: Sr. Review up Res. French Club ug Torch 3,u: Ice Skating Comm. 3f French Club 3,ug Roll Rep. 3: Minute Girl 3. DAVIS, Enos: Ozzie: Field Patrol U5 Activity Card Comm. 3: Boys' Club 2,3,u. DAVIS, Peggy Noll1 F.S.A. 1.25 AVYEUGGUCS Off. 2: Tea Service Comm. 2,35 Driving 3. DAVlS, Bob B.: Roll Rep. 35 Baseball Mgr. 32 Boys' Club DAVISON, Donna: Girls' Club 2M DAVISON. Peggy: LLL 3,Ug Torch 2,3,u: Totem Weekly Staff 3,ug Co-Capt. Fire Squad U2 Atten- dance Off. 25 Quill G Scroll up Debate 3: Annual Staff ug Ski Club 3,Mg Spanish Club 3,U. DAWSON, Don: Hacker: Golf l.2.3.43 Boys' Club: mnbition: Pro Golf. DAWSON, Mary: Grumpy: F.S.A. 23 Honor Society ag Girls' Club 2.3.4. DEARHIN, Dick: Big Dick: BOyS' CiUU- DE HASI. Phil: DaMass: Basketball l,2,3.U2 Hail Patrol 3.U: Track l.2.3.U: Mixer Comm- 32 Athle- tic Council 3,u: German Club 2.3. DENMOF, Annette: Denny: Girls' Club: Chantersg Ski Club. DEVERY, Bill: Debris: Railsplitters 23 Spanish Club 3: Ski Club 3: Main Office M: Earthquake Squad ug Fire Squad ug Lynx Club M. DOBBLEAAR, Barbara Joan: Barb: Spanish Club 2: Girls' Club 2,3,u: AmDitiOH: Pass Public Speak- ing. DOUGMERTY, Mary: Mickey: Social Service Party Comm. U: Publicity Comm. up SPADES u. DOHNING, Nancy: Kiddo: Sr. Drama U: Attendance Off. 3,u: Roll Rep. 2,u: Activity Card Comm. 2,U Girls' Club Comm. 2,3,ug Minute Girl 2: Spanish Club 3. DRISCOLL, Apnea: Girls' Club l,2,3,u5 Entered Lincoln from: St. Benedict's DUNCAN, Ann: Annabelle: Totem weekly Staff ll: P.T.A. Dance Comm. ug Pep Assembly Comm. ug Roll Rep. 2: Minute Girl lg Spanish Club 2: Usher Force: Personality Comn. U: Friendship Comm. U. DUNDIN, Don: Dum,Dum: Football 2,3,ug Hall Patrol 3,u, Capt up Track 3. M: Street Patrol ug Earthquake Squad H. DUDLEY, Hlllia: Boys' Club DUNN, Kenny: Bubbie: Track 1.2.3.3 Hall Pat- rol 3,ug Boys' Club. DUNN. Pat: Sam: Cofr. Sec. Girls' Club ug LLL 3,u: Torch 2,3,ug Class Sec. 3. Girls' Club Cab. ug Adv. Chanters 1.2.35 Pep Assembly Comm. up Totem weekly Staff up P.T.A. Dance Comn. 3. DU PUIS. Pat: Patty: T-Day,Dance Comm. up Ski Club 2: Girls' Club Comm. 2 3,U: P.T.A. Dance Comm. up F.S.A. 13 Rol Rep. 1: Minute Girl 1. DURHAM, Janice: Jan: French Club 1,ul Atten- dance Off. 32 Roll Rep. 2,33 F.S.A. 25 Ticket Force. 25 DYRNESS. Halen: F.S.A. zp Girls' Club 2.3.wg SPADES-M. i EARSI-EY: Ralph: Cl'liDl'Tl0Ylk! Roll Rep. U: German Club up Boys' Club 2.3,u, EASTON, Ron: Estie: Roll Rep. 2: Boys' Club 2, 3.U: Entered from: Maple Leaf. ECKERN, Dian: Di: Totem weekly Staff up Annual Staff U2 Gifls' Club CBD. U5 First Aid Ch. ll3Ski Club 3 up Pep Assembly Comm. up French Club 2,35 Rlli? 2.'F. .. O EDSRRDS,3Beve2l:: 2Bev: Quill A Scroll Pres. ug Totem weekly Staff up Minute Girl 3: Girls' Club Conm. 1,2.3,11: ELIJAN, Bill: willie: Drivers' Club 1,21 Ger- man Club Bg V. Pres. German Club ug Ticket Force Ng Stamp Club L ELLIS, Don: EllislMFT: Pep Assembly Comm. 3: Sr. Banquet Comm. U: Hall Patrol 3: French Club 2: Ski Club 2,3,ug Fire A Earthquake Squad U. ELL8, Stephan: Steve: Roll Rep. up Boys' Club 2.3,Ug Ambition: Lawyer. ELMER. Rita: Ritzy: Totem weekly Staff: Annual Staff up ski Club 3.ug Student Council Rep. 1: First Aid Comn. up Spanish Club 1,25 Minute Gif 1.2.31 F.S.A. 2: Student Council 1: Roll Rep. 2. EIIERG, Lillian: Diamond Lil: Ch. T-Day up An- nual Staff 3'ug LLL ug Torch 2.3.U: Jr. Day Comm 35 Sr. Pep Assembly ug Roll Rep. 2: Minute Gifl 2.3: Soanisn Club 2,3. , . EIGSTROM, Joan: Josie Ann: Minute Girl 3: usher Force 35 Bulletin Board Comm. H. Fannan, Paul: Lefty: Football 3,U: Baseball 3. ug Hall Patrol 3.u: Roll Rep. U. FELKIOR, Leona: Lonnie: F.S.A. 23 Minute Gif 25 Roll Rep. 3,u: Drives Comm. U. FERIAIDES, Ron: Roll Rep. 2: Stage Force ug Hall Patrol 3,u: Boy's Club 2.3.1- FEIOE, Norma: Totem weekly Staff: Entered Lin- coln from Renton. FIICN. Duane: Totem weekly Ad Staff up Fire Squad 3: Hall Patrol 3,u: Ski Club 2,3,U. ' FINKEISTEII. Gloria: Pinky: Class Pres. 3: LLL 3,ug G. C. Cab. up Songleader up Annual Staff bg Totem weekly Staff ug Mrs. Lincoln Hg Torch 2.3, U: Quill A Scroll ug T-Day Conn. 3: G. C. Comm. FIIIIIESTAD, Patricia: Pat: Standards Comm. lt: Ski Club up Girls' Club 2,3,u. 26 FULLICK, Vlrglnle: Ginny: Roll Rep. 2: Honor Society 2.3: Drivers Club 3. FORCE, Horne: wilbur: Little L 2: F.S.A. 2: Big L 3,u: Spanish Club 2: SPADES M. FORD, Bill: Billy: V. Pres. Honor Society ug V. Pres. Lynx Club M: Lynx Club 3,U: Ski Club L 3,u: Earthquake Squad 3,u: Railsplitters 1.2: Torch 2,3,u: Roll Rep. l,2,3. FORLEFER, Louise: Brown Eyest: F.S-'L 1,22 French Club 2.3: F.S.A. l,2: Social Service U. FOSTER, Lauri: Lollie: Sr. Prom Comm. u: Pep Assembly H: Genman Club 3,u: Talent Show ug An- nual Staff u: Honor Society 2: F.S.A. 2: Roll Rep. 2.3: G. C. Comm. 3,u: Roll Council 3. FREMMIIG, Lerene: Sistie: Attendance Off. 2: Totem weekly Staff M: Girls' Club 2.3.4. FRUHLIIG, lerhnre: Barbie: Minute Girl l: Soc- ial Service Comm. 1: Roll Rep 2.3: usher Force u Friendship Comm. M: ICC Skating Cmnn. U: Big L u FULLER, Don: Ukulele Ike: Totem weekly staff 3 u: Lynx Lair Comm. 2: Co-ch. Sr. Prom Comm. ug Pep Club u: Sr. Review u: T-Day M. GALARIEAU, Robert: Bob: Orchestra l: Rail- splitters 2: Fire Squad 2,3,u: Field Patrol 2: Lynx Club up Activity Card Comm. M. GARCIA, Beverly: Bev: Spanish Club l,2,3: Soc- ial Service 3: First Aid ug Friendship Comm. V. GETTMAI, Kathryn: Kate: Adv. Chanters 2,3,u: German Club 2,3: Torch 2,3,U: F.S.A. L GIBSON, Velerle Ann: Val: Roll Rep. 2: Spanish Club 2,3: Horseback Riding Club 2: Ice Skating Comm. 3. Annual Comm. U. GILMORE, Qery Lynn: Blondie: Bulletin Board comm. M: Girls' Club 2,3,u: Interests : Art. GODFREY, Phil: Philsy Boy: Basketball 2.3: Baseball 2.3.U: Hall Patrol 3.8: Basket Roll 2. GOUDMAN, Bob: Pres. Boys' Club M: Lynx Club 3,u Student Council U: Torch 2,3,B: Fire Squad 3,u: Eaffhquake Squad 3.2: Railsplitters 2. GORDON, Keren: Gordo: V. Pres. Class 2: Torch 2,3,u: Swim Team l,2, Capt. 3,u: Sr. Band 1.2.3, U: Class Student Council Rep. u: G. C. Comm. u LLL 3,u: Student Council 2,u: Activity Card Comh GRAHAM, Jerry: Boys' Club: Entered Lincoln from Benson Polytechnic High. BRAUN, Phyllle: Phyl: LLL 3,U: Annual Staff 3, M: Totem weekly Staff u: G. C. Comm. 2,3,M: Pep Club: Student Council week Comm. 2: Class Stu- dent Council Rep. 2: Ski Club: Act. Card Comm. 3 GRANT, Jane: Deede: F.S.A. l: French Club l,2, 3: Drivers' Club Sec. 3: Lunchroom Cashier u. GRAVES, Elise: Minute Girl 2: Roll Banking Rep. up Girls' Club 2,3,U. GRAY, Melon: Needle: Honor Society 2.3: Ski Club 3,u: Standards Comm. M: Totem weekly Staff M: usher Force ug F.S.A. l,2. GRAY, Larry E.: Troubles: Track 2.3.U: Basket- ball 2.3: Totem weekly Staff 3,u: sr, Play up Talent Show 11: Pep Assembly Conm. uf Mixer Comm. 3: Sr. Review ug T-Day up French Club 1.2. GRIFFITM. Barbara: Barb: Songleader up Sk Club 2,3,u: Jr. Breakfast Comm. 3: Sr. Prom Comm up P.T.A. Dance Comm. 35 Spanish Club l,2,3: G. L umm LLugFHeSwm1m RaA.L GRIMSTAD, Barbara: Barb: Girls' Club 2,3,u: Ambition: Tour the U. S. GRIMER, Phyllla: Phyl: Roll Rep. 2: Spanish Club 2.3: F.S.A. 2: Minute Girl u. GRONMIMG, Karen: Groaning: F.S.A. 1,25 Drivers Club up Roll Rep. U: Girls' Club 1.2.3.M. GUSTAFSOM, Marold: Gus: Railsplitters 1.2: Honor Society 2,35 Roll Rep. 3: Lynx Club 3.u: Fire A Earthquake Squad 3,u: Totem weekly Ad Staff U. MAAPALA, George: Fat Boy: Boys' Club: Ambition Millionaire. MABEL, Melvin A.: Shorty: History Contest up Boys' Club 1,2,3,u: Ambition: Teach History, MAGEM, Richard A.: Dick: Fire G Earthquake Squad ug Railsplitters 2: Spanish Club 3: Roll Rep. ug MABGARDT, Donna: Blondie: Chanters l,2,3,u: Jr Breakfast Comm. 3: Fire Squad up Ski Club 2,3,Ug Sr. Banquet Conm. ug Torch 2,3,U5 Totem weekly Staff: Talent Show U: Drama CommeHCemeHi U- MALBER6, Ellen H.: Babe: Girls' Club: Entered Lincoln From: Ballard. MALL, Margaret: Peggy: Girls' Club: Ambition: Nurse. MALL, Richard: Movie Squad lg Earthquake Squad 2: Fire Squad up Torch 2,3,M. MAMILTOM, Ray: Adv. Chanters 3,Ug TOFCN 2,3,u: Sr. Drama ug Main Off. ug Talent Show M: Sr. Re- view U: Spanish Club 3,u: Railsplitters 2: MAMMAM, Marion: Art Library up Sr. Clean-ug Ch. Drives Comm. ug T-Day Comm. U: Annual Sta f U: Roll Rep. up Et Cetera Staff U. 28 MARAZIM, Margaret: Peggy: Girls' Club5 Ambh tion: Secretary. HARDMAN, Jack: Hard: Totem weekly Staff ng v. Pres. Athletic Council ug Boys' Club Sec. U5 Board of Control a,u: Football 2.3.11: Baseball 2.2,u. ' HARRIS, Linn: weak Eyes: Basketball Mgr. 15 Spanish Club 15 intra. Bsketball 15 Basket Room 15 Fire Squad up Hall Patrol up Stage Force ug Ticket Force ug Roll Rep. 25 Minute Boy 3. MART, Dick: Baseball 1,2,3,U5 Football 25 Agn- letuc Council R. Lg Jr. Breakfast Comm. 3 Activity Card Comm. U5 Earthquake Squad U. HARVEY, Kathleen: Kathy: Roll Rep. 15 Minute Girl ?5 Ski Club 1,25 P.T.A. Dance Comm. U5 F.S.A. 15 Girls' Club Comm. 3,u. NATCHER, Mabel: Bano 1,2,3,u5 Torch 2,2,ug Adv Chanters a,u5 Talent Show ug SPADES 35 Drivers Club 3: Ticket Force ug Friendship Conn. 3. MAUG, John: Johnny: Ski Club 2,35 Golf Team 35 Hall Patrol U5 Orchestra 1: Boys' Club 1.2.3.u. HAUGSTAD, Lucie: Shorty: Class Sec. U5 LLL M5 Torch 2,3,u5 French Club 3 u5 Spanish Club ug Counselours' Off. 1: Activity Card Comm. 33 Jr. Breakfast Comm. 3: Girls' Club Comm. 2,3,u. MAVI. Janet: Nutty: F.S.A. 1,25 Roll Rep. 1.3, up Personality Comm. 25 Minute Girl 35 Honor Soc- iety 2. HENDRICKSEN, Robert: Bob: Football 25 Roll Rep. 2,25 Fire Squad 2,2,u5 French Club 35Lynx Club L ug ChanterS 2,u. MENNING, Janet: Jann Lou: Songleader U5 Pep Assemblies 2,u5 Personality Comm. M Minute Gif 25 Roll Rep. 2. NENSLEY, Anone: Nony: Roll RED. 25 F.S.A. 25 Adv. Chanters H5 Drama Commencement u. HEINTZ, Patricia: Pat: F.S.A. 15 Minute Girl 1 Torch 2,3,u: Attendance Off. 2,35 Roll Rep. ?,R. NUATT, Ray: Lynx Club 45 Roll RGD- U1 Eafih' quake Squad up Fire Squad U. HIGBEE, Jan: Yann: Totem weekly Staff M5 G. C. Conn. 3,u5 Ski Club F U: ACtivity Card Comm. ug Jr. Breakfast Canm. 35 French Club 1,u5 Minute Girl 2,u5 F.S.. 1.2. Q HILL, Sylvia: Syl: Poster Comn. ug Party Conn. up Main Office U. HODGES, Corelee: Lee: Talent Show U5 Sr. Re- view M5 Pep Assembly up Roll Rep. 2,15 Drivers' Club 25 Spanish Club 25 Torch ?,?,M. HODGSON, Ken: T-Day Assembly 71 Totem weekly Staff U5 Pep Assembly Comm. H. ,fb ll' MOGLE, Brock: Mouth: Football'2,3,ug Track R 3,up Annual Staff U. MOLM, Signa: Girls' Club U: Ski Club up Entered Lincoln from: Queen Anne High. MOIDAL, Mario: Marty: Girls' Club Cab. ug V. Pres. Little L 3: Pres. Big L up Little L 23 Basket Girl 2,3,u. MOLCOMB, Vlrginla: Ginger: Annual Staff ug Ski Club up Spanish Club 3: Ice Skating Comm. 2: F.S.A. 2. NOLSTAD , Marilyn: QRainer High, Rainer, wn.l Class Pres. 23 Student Body Treas. 2: Girls' Club. HOME, Audrey: Aud: F.S.A. 2: Ski Club 3,ug Spanish Club 2: Girls' Sports 2,3,U. HOPKINS. John C.: Boys' Club: Birthplace: Palo Alto, Calih MOPP, Ardin: F.S.A. l,2p Library 31 Usher Force ug Health Comn. 2. MOPPE, Margaret: Muggs: Social Service Comn.l Personality Comm. 2,3. Pep Assembly Comm. U5 Chanters 2,3,U. MORM, Lola B.: Little Toot: Ski Club 3,ug Song Leader up French Club 3,up Personality Comn. up Usher Force ug Swim Club u. MOUK, Dalniaz Del: Football Mgr. l,2,33 lntra Basketball up Spanish Club 25 Fire A Earthquake Squad ig Baseball A Basketball Mgr. 3,u. HUBBARD. Garald: Hub: Mixer Comm. 3: Baseball 2,33 Minute Soy 21 Basketball 2: Football 2. MUFF, Joy Ann: F.S.A. 2: Roll Rep. 22 FFSDCD Club 3,u3 Main Off. 3,U: Study Hall Work 3.3. NUME, Elaanor: Ellie: F.S.A. 1: Roll Rep. 1: Social Service Comm. 35 Personality Comm. 3: Friendship Comm. 15 Usher Force R. HULME, Judy: Arkansas: Roll Rep. 2,ug Desk Girl R: Poster Comm. up F.S.A. 25 Torch 2.1,ug USHGI' FOFC6 U. MUMPMREY. Juna: Halibut Head: Drill Team 25 Orchestra 2,ug Roll Rep. 3,ug Band up Annual Staff ug Bowling Team up Minute Girl 2,3gIce Skating Comm. 7pPub. Comn.ug Bulletin Bd. Comm.2 NUMT, Judy: Personality Comm. ug-Totem weekly Staff ug Annual Staff ug Ski Club ?'Ug Roll Rep, 2: F.S.A. 25-Usher Force 1,u. HUNTER, Barbara: Bobby: Adv. Chanters ug Roll RGD- 3: Entered Lincoln from Custer Jr. High. 30 HUTTER, Jean: Jeannie: Usher Force up Pep As- sembly Comm. M: F.S.A. 2. JOHNSON, Allodanaz Al: Girls' Club 2.3.UZ French Club 3.2: Ambition: To be a success. JOHNSON, Elinor: El: Torch 2.3,ug LLL ug Roll Rep. 3: Roll Council Rep. up Annual Staff ug Latin Club M. JOHNSON, Marilyn: Mickey: After school sports 15 Swimming 32 Ambition: Stewardess. JOHNSON, Patricia A.: Red: Personality Comm. ug Minute Girl 2,35 Roll Rep. 25 Friendship Comm. 3. JOHNSON, Robert: Bob: Railsplitters 23 Honor Society 2: Messenger 3. . JOHNSON, Ronna Ann: Ronnie: Personality Comm. 'ug usher Force ug Friendship Comm. up Minute Girl ag Mixer Comm. 3: F.S.A. 2: Roll Rep. 2. JOHNSON, Ruth: woofie: Girls' Club Cab. M: T- Day Comm. up Annual Staff 3,ug Drives Conm. Ch. up Co-Ch. Girls' Club week up Attendance Off. 31 Health week Assembly Ch. ug Fine Arts Display U. JOHNSTON, Douglas: Doug: Boys' Club. JONES, Joanna: Jonesy: Torch 2,3,u: G.C. Comm. 2,3,u: G. C. Cab. up Pep Assembly Comm. up Drana Commencement up Personality Comn. Ch. M: Spanish Club 2: Minute Girl 2: Mixer Conm. 3: JOSS, Donald: Don: Track: Hall Patrol: Basket R0Om. JOSTOL, Ron: Thirsty: Earthquake Squad ug Roll Rep. 31 Drivers' Club 1: Spanish Club 13 Basket Romm 3. KARLBERG, Ron: Ron-Ney: Boys' Club: Ambition: To have a harem. KELLOGG, Martha: Bessie: Roll Rep. 3: First Aid Comm. L KENNEY, Janice: Han: Torch 2,3,Ug Big L ug Ambitbn: To De a success. NINSELLA, Norman: Kins: Football Mgr.2g Intra. sports 7: Footba ll 3,up Track 33 Fire Squad u. KLEPPEN, Dorothy: Klep: G. C. Comm. 2,1,u: Jr. Breakfast A Dance Comm. 35 Roll Rep. up Atten- dance Off. 3,ug F.S.A. 25 Minute Girl 2,2,ug Fire Squad D. KLINK, Sus Ann: Social Service Comm. 21 F.S.A 2: Attendance Off, 3,ug Roll Rep. u. 31 l i i 32 l....aa,,a, 44, , KLUNDT, Jacqueline: V. Pres. Class 25 V. Pres. Girls' League at Connell High. KLUTE, Margaret: Torch 2,3,ug Big L 1,ug Sec. Big L up Little L 2: Et Cetera up Activny Card Comm. ug Swimming Team up Main Off. up Roll Rep. 2: F.S.A. 2: Minute Girl 2. KNIGHT, Marietta: Girls' Club. KOSKI, Grayce: Graycie: Pep Assembly Comm. ug Drives Comm. ug Girls' Club ?,3,u. KVARNESS, Lola: Lou: Minute Girl 3: Spanish Club 2.32 Ski Club U. LARSEN, Don: Honor Society 2,1gRailsplitters Z Earthquake Squad 35 Lynx Club 3,ug Totem weekly Staff up Class Student Council Rep. up Fire Squad 3, 11. LARSON, Irene: Rene: Swim Team 1,2,3,Up Ski Ciuh 2,32 Attendance Off. 32 F-5-A- 1-2 LARSDM, Norman: Norm: Sr. Play ug Sr. Revue ui Am. Mamem Lu:Tmem Mowu. LASINSKY, Joy: Girls' Club 2,3,Ug Entered Lin- coln from John Marshall. LPVSON. Margaret: Public Relations Comm. up FITS! Aid Comm. up Girls' Club 2,3,u. LAZZARETTl, Constance: Connie: French Club l, ?.?.U1 DVIVSVS' Club l,2,2,A: Drama Commencement ug Talent Show lg Pep Assembly Comm. 1. LEE. Arlene Roselle: Butch: Girls' Club 1,2,3, up Nurses Off. up Ambition: To qraduate: LEMIEUX, Eloise: Ellie: Torch 2,3.U2 USNGV Force up Activity Card Comm. ug Roll Rep. M. LESTER, Marlyn: Speed: Roll Rep. ?g Girls' Club l,2,3,u: Ambition: Secretary. LEHIS Ronnie: Louie: Lynx Club 2,u. Pres. Lynx Club up Torch 2,1,ug Board of Control up Railsplitters Pres. 2: Student Council 2,ug Fire Squad ll, LINDBERG, Dorothy: Snookie: Girls' Club 2,3,ug interests: Haunting 213. LINEGAR. Betty: Gabby: Girls' Club ?,?,Uj Ambition: stenographer. LIPPOLD, Carol: Lippy: Torch ?,1,up Lt Cetera l Staff up Drives Comn. Mg Poll Pep. 7,35 Little L l 25 Library 2: Pep Club 4. LISCMKE, Shirley Ann: Squirrley: Drivers' Club 35 Tea Service Com. 2.3: F.S.A. 1,25 Attendance Off. 1,25 Roll Rep. l,2: Minute Girl l,2. LDKKEDO. Hobart: Bob: Intramural Baseball l,3, ll: Intramural Basketball 3,113 Ski Club 11. LOKKEI, Jaan: Jeannie: Drama Commencement U5 Honor Society 2,35 Spanish Club 35 Activity Card Comn. 1-15 F.S.A. 2: Social Service 2. LOMAX, Laura: Bun: F.S.A. l: Drives Comn.5 Am- bition: Secretary. LOIIGPRE, Barbara: LLL 3,115 Pres. LLL 11. G. C. Cab. 115 Student Council 115 Annual Staff 11: Fire Squad U5 Standard Comm. M5 F.S.A. l,2. LOVE. Joycazz Joy: Girls' Club: Hobby: Col- lecting old pennies. LUMSDEII, Barbara: Babs: German Club 2: Girls' Club. LUIDGREII, Marilyn: Mare: Personality Com. 115 Pep Assembly Comm. 115 Spanish Club 2,3.11: Roll Rep.2. MAGEE, Thomaa: Swede: Football 2,3,11: Baseball l,2,3,115 Board of Control 115 Annual staff Ili Athletic Council 2,3,115 Hall Patrol 35 Mixer Com. 115 P.T.A. Dance Cofrm. 11. MAIIER, Michael: Blackie: Boys' Club5 Hobby: Croquet. NNY. Wilfred: Boys' Club. MAIERUD, Marilyn: T-Day Comn. 115 Fire Squad 115 Annual Staff 111 Activity Card Comn. 11: G. C. Cab 115 Quill A Scroll ll: Totem weekly Staff 3,115 TOVCY1 2.3.115 Drill Team 25 Handbook Conrn. 3. MAIUS, Jil: Lil Jim: Football 2,3,115 Baseball 3: Hall Patrol 3,113 Roll Rep. 11. von MAREMMOLTZ, Lucy: Lucifer: German Club 2,3 Chanters 35 French Club 11: Girls' Club 2.3.11. MRSM. lab: Boobles: P.T.A. Dance Comm. 11: Sr. Band U2 Track 3: Mixer Comm. 115 Sr. Orch. 2,3. MARSMAL, Hilfrad: Willie: Boys' Club 2,3,115 Bowling 11: Movie Squad 11. MRTIII, Paul: Al: Talent Snow 2,3,115 Sr. Play 115 Pep Club 11. MARTIIISEM, Carol: Marty: Health Conrn. 115 Roll Rep. 3: Jr. Dance Corrm. 35 Attendance Off. 3,115 Clerical Comm. 3: Minute Girl 1-lj Friendship Conrn 3: F.S.A. 25 Ice Skating Comm. 2. 33 Y HAYNARD, Ted: Teddy: Baseball 2,3,u3 Football 2,33 Hall Patrol 3,u3 Roll Rep. U1 Football Spotter3 Pep Club V. Pres. U. MelLLI8TER, Robert: Mc: Boys' Club 3,u3 Entered Lincoln from Garfield. Mc8RlDE, Pat: Patrick: Roll Rep. 2,33 Social Service Cahn. 2,3I Et Cetera 33 Drivers' Club 23 Cashier l3 F.S.A. l. MALLINSON, Barbara: Mal: LLL 3,u3 Torch 2,3,u3 Personality Comm. 32 Chanters l,2,33 Usher Force 33 Talent Show 334. Meckll. Patricia: Pat: Roll Rep. 2,33 F.S.A. 2 Attendance Off. UQ Spanish Club 2. McCLELLAN, Janice: Mickey: Class Student Coun- cil Rep. UQ Totem weekly Staff u3 Student Coun- cil Sec. 31 V. Pres. Quill A Scroll U1 LLL 3,u3 Torch 2.3,U3 Act. Card Comm. Ch. U1 Ski Club 3. IRAHMALL, Doug: Knucklehead: Railsplitters 23 Lynx Club 3,u3 Fire Squad u. McCULLOUGM, Janes: Boys' Club GUINI, Edith Jaan: Beebs: Library 23 Girls' Club l,2.3.U3 Entered from Hamilton. Mc0AMA, Shirley: Shirl: F.S.A. Pres. 22 Stu- dent Council 23 Honor Society 23 Ski Club UQ Roll Council Rep. u. IcllNES, Dorothy: Dody: Adv. Chanters 3,u3 Jr. Breakfast Comm. 33 Drama Commencement M3 Fire Squad U2 Talent Show U1 Pep Club M3 Public Re- lations Comm. u. McKERhAl. Malcolm: Mac: Capt. Movie Squad U1 Fire 6 Earthquake Squad 2,3,U3 Track 2,33 Roll Rep. 21 Ticket Force 33 Railsplitters L lcLOU6NLll, Kathleen: Kathy: French Club 3,u3 Roll Council Rep. ug Girls' Club Comm. 2,3,u3 Attendance Off. 2,3,u3 Roll Rep. 3,43 Mixer Comm 3. MEAD, Herb: Herby: Pres. Student Council M3 Lynx Club 3,u3 Torch 2,3,U3 Roll Council Rep. 33 Fire Squad 33 Spanish Club 23 Pres. Railsplit ters 2: Sr. Play 4. MEMAI, Joanne: Jo: F.S.A. 23 Roll Rep. N Totem weekly Staff ug Minute Girl 3. MELOIAS, John: Big John: Hall Patrol U2 Foot- ball 31 Track 31 Spanish Club 31 Fire Squad M. MELVIN, Wallace: Sam: Totem weekly Staff up Pep Assembly Comm. M3 Latin Club nj Ski Club UQ Roll Rep. 31 Sr. Banquet Comm. U3 Quill A Scroll Sec. U: Et Cetera M. MEICONI, Ralph: Brother Ralph: Railsplitters 2 Field Patrol 23 Fire Squad 2,3,u3 Boys' Club 2,3 U. 34 MERMEMGA, Collen: Girls' Club5 Entered Lincoln from Manual Arts High, Los Angeles, Calif. MERRITT, Carolyn: Roll Rep. 3' Asst. Treas. for Lincoln M5 Ambition: To travel. MERRITT, Donna: Honor Society Clerk U5 LLL 3,H5 Torch 2,3,Uj Roll Rep. U2 Ski Club 3,u5 Activity Card Conm. M5 Ice Skating Comm. 25 F.S.A. l. MILLER, Barbara: Barb: Sr. Band l,2,3,u5 Ski Club 2,3,u5 German Club M5 Officer German Club u. MILLER, Doreen: Dorian: F.S.A. l,25 Roll Rep. 3 Minute Girl U5 Girls' Club l,2,3,M. MILLER, Ellen: Blossom: F.S.A. 2: Minute Girl 35 Girls' Club 2,3,l. MILLER, Marilyn: Tiny: Songleader M5 Personal- ity Comm. 4: Usher Force U. MOFFATT, Marlene: Midge: T-Day Comm. M5 Usher Force M5 Pep Club M5 Roll Rep ug Personality Comm. u5 Friendship Comm. U5 Chanters 35 Minute Girl u. MILTEMBEROER, Dava: Milty: Railsplitters 25 Roll Rep. 35 Track H. MONAI, Jerry: Jer: Bowling 25 intra. Football 25 Intra. Basketball 3,u. MOODY, Sharon: Sherry: Quill A Scroll H5 Ski Club 2,3,u5 Totem weekly Staff ug Minute Gin 3: Roll Pep. 3. , MOORE, Charlotte: French Club 1,25 Spanish Club 2.3: German Club 3.u: Drives Comm. 3. MOORE. Yvonne: Adv. Chanters ug Girls' Club: Entered Lincoln from John Shaw High, Canada. MORGAN, Mary Del: Mir-del: Personality Conm. M Usher Force A5 Friendship Conm. D5 Fire Squad H5 Earthquake Squad 3: Roll Rep. 35 Minute Girl 2,u F. S. A. 2. MORRIS, Franoea: Dee: Girls' Club Conm. 2.3.Ui Honor Society 2.3: FFGHCH Club 2.32 Big L 3.Ui F.5.A. 1,25 Pep Club up Activity Card Comm. u. MOSHIER, Marilyn Lee: Girls' Club 3,u5 Usher Force 3: Clerical Comm. U: Entered Lincoln from Union High, Seaside, Ore. MUEMTER, Donald: Don: Hall Patrol5 Totem week- ly Ad Staff. MUNDT, Dorothy: Dottie: Totem weekly Staff u5 Sr. Play Cmnn. N5 Pep Assembly Comm. U5 Activity Card Comm. M5 Drives Comm. up Bowling Team U5 Friendship Comm. 35 Roll Council Rep. L 35 MURPHY, Alice: Candy: Roll Rep. 3: Minute Girl 35 Spanish Club 2: Talent Show M. HURRY. Hary: Curly: Personality Comm. ug Pep Club up Roll Rep. ug usher Force up Drill Team 2: Orch. 1. MUSGRAVE, Valerie lien: Val: Study Hall Check- er 2,3,U: Girls' Club 2.3,l. NELSON, Eugene: Gene: Scrub Track 25 Varsity Track 3: Basket Boy 3,u. NELSON, Maurice: Maury: Railsplitters 2: Movie Squad M. NEUERT. Beverly: Girls' Club. IEUELL, Donna: Donnie: Class V. Pres. up Torch 2,3.u: Student Council ug Songleader ug Totem weekly Staff up Prom Comm. ug Pep Ass mbly Comn. U: Assembly Comm. 35 Usher Force 3: Little L 2. NEHGARD, Gerald: Jerry: Basketball 1,23 Hall Patrol 3: Roll Rep. 37 Class Treas. up Athletic Council 3,U. IORTNUP, Gerald: Gary: Intramural Sports 2: Hall Patrol Mp NOYES, Jin: Big Noise: Torch 2.3.M: Sr. Band 2,3,u: Sr. Orch. 1,u: Jr. Orch. 2,u: Railsplit- ters 2: German Club 2,31 Bowling Club u. NULL, Jack: Little John: Railsplitters 2: Lynx Club 3,ug Torch 2,3,ug P.T.A. Dance Comn. ug Sr. Banquet U: Card Stunt Comm. 3: Talent Show 2,3g Movie Squad 3: Adv. Chanters 2,3.u: Main off 3,u IYLII, Marilyn: Minnie: Roll Rep. 1,21 E.S.A. 1,23 Minute Girl 2.3. ERICKSOI, Dorene: Twig: Songleader ug Co-ch. Sr. Prom Comm. up G. C. Cab. M: Pep Club Ass. ,Comm. ug Chrm. Pep Club Dance A Talent Show M: Att. Office 3: Student Council u . OLIVER, Sylvia: Honey: F.S.A. 1.2: Spanish Club 2g ski club 3.11. OLSEI, Gerald: Boys' Club. 0TTO, Jacqueline: Jackie: Big L 3.u: Honor Society 2.3: Basket Girl 3,n: Sr. Band 2.3.u PALLADIN. Joyce: Girls' Club PARDO, Dick: Little Pedro: Lynx Club 3,MQ Torch 2.3.45 Talent Show up Pres. Honor Society ug Student Council up Main Off. 3: Railsplitter Z. 36 PARTRIDGE, Carolyn: Pat: Fire Squad: Ski Club 2,3,1l: Attendance Off. 11: Publicity Comm. ll: F.S.A. 1.2: Dance Comm. 3: Health Conn. 2: Usher Force 11. PAUL, larbara: Girls' Club. PAYIIE. Ralph: senior Band 11: Boys' Club 2, U. PECK. Carol: Tala: Desk Girl Comm. 2,3 11: T- Day Cmnn. M: Girls' Club Cab. M: Standards Cmnn. R: Personality Comm. up Drives Comm. U: Spanish Cl D ' M' I G' l 2 U rilarb, l l'l:e Pal: 'Totem weekly Staff: ski club 3.11: Usher Force U2 Standards Comn. 11: Desk Girl Comm. U: Fine Arts Comm. M: Spanish Club 1.2: F.S.A. 2: Health Comm. 3. PEIIOCK. Mary Leu: Stinky: Drivers' Club 3 Lunchroom Cashier 11: Girls' Club 2.3.11. PERIIE. Barbara Ann: Barbie: Girls' Club Cab. 11: Annual Staff 11: Art Library 3.11: French Club l,2,3,11: Adv. Chanters UQ T-Day Comm. 11: Torch 2 3.11: Desk Girl U2 LLL: Roll Rep. 3.11. PERSON, Elna: Jr. OFCHSSIFB 1,2: F.S.A 1.2: French Club 3,11: Social Srvice Comm. 2.3. PERSSOM, Gayle: Stormy: Jr. Dance Conm. 3: Jr Breakfast Comm. 3: Minute Girl 35 Roll Rep. 11 Publicity Comm. 11: Pep Assembly Comm. 11. PETERSON. Keith: Pete: Football 2,3,11: Base- ball 2,3,l1: Hall Patrol 3.11. POLLOCK, Dick: Debate 2,3,115 Torch 2,3,11: Boys' Club. PROCTDR, Marilyn: Proxy: Honor Society 2,3 :F.S.A 25 Bowling Club 11. PROVOST. Donna: Donnie: Ticket Force 3: Torch 2,3,11: Drivers' Club 3. PUIERUDE, Shirley Lee: Pugsy: Girls' Club. PUMMELL, Willard D.: Willie: intra. Football 1 Minute Boy 2. PUTNAM, larbara Gay: Bobby, Gay: F.S.A. 2: Roll Rep. 3: Lunchroom Staff 3 11: Library Staff 2: Minute Girl 3. RADFDRD. Darlene: Snookie: F.S.A. 2: Little L, 2: Treas. Spanish Club 2: Sec.-Treas. Honor Society: Roll Rep. 11: LLL UQ Torch 2,3,11: Per- sonality Comm. 11: P.T. A. Dance Convn. 11. RAMEY. Gerald D.: Jer: Football l,2.3.11: Hall Patrol 3,11: Track 3: Sr. Prom Comm. 11: T- Day Comm. 3,117 Sr. week Comm. 115 Pep Club 11. 37 RAHEY, Jo Anne: Rec. Sec. G. C. up Torch 2,3,Mg Adv. Chanters 3,ug Band 1,2,3,ug Sr. Revue up Class Student Coun. Rep. 35 Class Comm. 3,Bg LLL ug Annual Staff up Act. Card Comm. ug G. C. Cab. RARIG, Clark: Speed: Ski Club QQ Roll Rep. 32 Boys' Club READY, Leon: Lee: Boys' Clubg Ambition: Aviator. RASMUSSER, June Magda: Entered Lincoln from: Ketchinkan High School, Alaska: Band up Girls' Club. RASMUSSEI, Darlene: Darley: Roll Rep. lg Minute Girl lg F.S.A. 25 Tea Service 2.3, Drives Comm. 3: Chanters 3,43 Drivers' Club up Pep Assembly Comm. U. REBMAR, Richard: Dick: Jr. Band 2,31 Sr. Band up Boys' Club. REED, Eugene: Eughy: Basketroom 3,ug Spanish Club 3: Basketball Mgr.3,Ng Baseball Score Keeper 35 Roll Rep. 31 Totem weekly Staff u. REGAN, Jack N.: Stinker: Drivers' Club 3: V.- Pres. Drivers' Club up Boys' Club. REGAR. Shirley: Pneuni Lou: F.S.A. 2g Drivers' Club 3.4g Sec. Drivers' Club B. RELLIRG, Pearl: Sec.-Treas. LLL ug Big L 3,ug Friendship Comm. 3,u3 Drama Commencement ug Torch 2,3,U. REEVE3, Lauretta: Laurie: Personality Cmnn. M F.S.A. 22 Glrls' Club. RICHARDSON, Maureen: Drivers' Club 3, Lunchroom Clerk ug Girls' Club. RIVERS, Connie: 'Con': Usher Force ug Person- ality Comm. up Mixer Comm. UQ Health Comm. Ui P.T.A. Calendar Chr. up Friendship Comm. ug Roll Rep. 2.3: Drives Comm. up Pub. Relations Comm. ui ROBBINS, Rlta: Annual Staff ug First Aid Girl U, F.S.A. l,2. RDIINSON, Florence: Polly: Torch 2,3,up Bulle- tln Board Chrg Art Cahn. Chr. up Annual Retouch- ing up Spanish Club ug Basket Girl 3. A RODGERS, Lenora: Totem weekly Staff u. RDDGERS, Suean: Susie: Bulletin Board up Study Checker up Girls' Club 1,2,3,ug Roll Rep. 1.z ROFF, Hubert: Hugh, Boys' Cluog Ambition: Surgeon. 38 ROHRIECK, Toy: sunshine: Drivers' Club 115 Li- brary Helper 35 Orchestra 1. ROSS, Marjorie: Margie: Totem weekly Staff 3,11 Class Totem Reporter 115 LLL 115 Standards Comm. 11 Usher Force 115 Ski Club 2,3,115 German Club 35 Spanish Club 1,25 Stamp Club 1,2. ROSS, Shirley: Shirl: Spanish Club 15 Usher Force U. ROSSI. lab: Bun Bun: Fire Squad 115 Roll Rep. 11 RYAN, Mary Ann: Activity Card Comm. 115 Person- ality Comm. 115 Friendship Comm. 115 usher Force 115 R011 Council Rep. 3: Desk Girl 35 Minute Girl 2,115 F.S.A. 15 Roll Rep. 1.2. SADICK, Sylvia: Syl: Ski Club 1.2.35 Spanish Club 25 Roll Rep. 25 Honor Society 2.3: Drivers' Club 3. SMDERS, Don: Boys' Club. SARGEHT, lruee: Shaggy: French Club 15 Sr. Flay 115 Starloft 2,3,11. SATTERLEE, Ruby: Rube: Torch 115 Ticket Force 11 Chanters 25 Drill Team 25 Library 1.2. SAVA. Paul: Saba: Fire Squad 25 Baseball 2,35 Basketball 2,35 Roll Rep. 115 Mixer Comn. 115 Hall Patrol 11: Railsplltters 2. SCHOEIIER, Joan: schoener: Personality corrm. 3, 115 Usher Force 115 Health Comm. 112 Friendship Comm. 115 Fire Squad 115 Mixer Comm. 112 R011 Rep. 115 Attendance Off. 2.3: Minute Girl 2. SCHUE1 l'E, Carole: Punk: Personality Com. 3,115 Friendship Comm. 115 usher Force 115 Pep Assembly Comm. 115 Chanters 2.3.115 Roll Rep. 25 Honor society 2. SUONARZ, Doug: Brownie: Sr. Play 115 Sr. Revue 115 Talent Show 35 Adv. Chanters 3,115 Baseball '55 Basketball 2,35 Hall Patrol 115 Mixer Comm. 115 Fire Squad 115 Minute Boy 115 Roll Rep. 2.3. SCOTT, Gordon: Scotty: Hall Patrol 35 Fire Squad 11. SCOTT, Sharon: Sherry: Sr. Banquet Comm. 115 NV- C1'1af1fS1'S 113 Totem weekly Staff 3,115 Talent Show 112 Sr. Revue 115 T-Day Assembly 115 G. C. Comm. 3.11: Fire Squad 115 Roll Rep. 11. Pep Club 11 SEDOR, llornan: windy: Boy'sC1uD: Hobby: Ph0tOQF8Dhy SEITER. Bill: Sweet william: Sr. Commencement 115 P.T.A. Dance Comm. 115 Hall Patrol 115 T-Day Comm. 115 Fire A Earthquake Squad 115 Activity Card Com. 115 Ticket Force IH Jr. Breakfast Com. SERIIA, Carmalita: Girls' Club 39 SMUSE, Burblru Bobbie: Main Off. 3,113 Activ- ity Card Comm. 3: German Club 3: F.S.A. L SHULTS, Zoonno: Zo: LLL 3,u: G. C. Cab. 3,u: Tea Service Cnr. 2,M: Activity Card Comm. u: T- Day Comn. 3: Usher Force ug Social Service Comm. 2,3,u: Spanish Club 2.3: Honor Society 2.3. SMAILES. Stuart: Stu: Talent Show 3.21: Sr. Re- vue 3: T-Day Assembly 3: Starloft 3: Sr. Banquet Corrrn. ll: Card Stunt Comm. ll: Fire Squad 11: Dir- ector of Sr. Play u. SNITM, Chuck: Boys' Club SMITH. Jo: Jody: Talent Show M: usher Force u: Ski Club u: Spanish Club Rep. 2: Roll Rep. l: Minute Girl 2: Frosh.-Soph. Assembly l: F.S.A. l 2. SHITH, Molllo Yvonne: Girls' Club: Ambition: To be an explorer. MOOT, Volno: Vel: Totem weekly Staff ug Quill A Scroll Pres. M: Annual Staff M: Talent Show M: Pep Club M: Sr. Review H: Roll Rep. U: Torch u. SIODGRASS, Lorna: Lorie: Art Library Comm. 4: Activity Card Comm. 3: Library 3: Torch 2,3,u Roll Rep. 2,u: F.S.A. 2: Roll Council Rep. 3. SIYDER, Dick: Sniter: French Club 2.3: Yell Squad M: Fire Squad M. OUTNERI, Alan: Al: Tennis 2: Baseball 2. SPARKS, Loyt: Sparkle: Torch 2,3,U: Jr. Break-, fast Comm. 3: Jr. Dance Comm. 3: Personality Conn. U: Pep Assembly Comm. U: F.S.A. l,L SPILLMAI, Loroloo: Lorie: G. C. Comm. 2,3,U: Pep Club ug Annual Staff H: Drives Comm. ug Act- ivity Card Comm. M: Drill Team 2: spanish Club l,2: F.S.A. l,2. SPRAIGER, Cary: Spanish Club 3: Hall Patrol ug Fire Squad M: STAAI, Dolores Marlo: Dodie: Ski Club 3: Roll Rep. U: Minute Girl 3. STANNOPE, Jack: Red: Chanters 3: Boys' Club: Interests: Athletics. STATEI, Mlry: Girls' Club STAVEIIY, Bud: Golf Team l,2,3,u3 Class Pres. u: Student Council U: Drum Major M: Basketball 3. STEINHAUER, Norm: Tiger: Yell King M: Pep Club M: Ski Club H: Assembly Comm. M: Chanters U. B0 STEIIIIG, Robert: Boob: Totem weekly Ad Mgr. up Railsplitters 2. STIBRE, Ruth: Gussie: Clerical Comm. H: Girls' Club l,2,3.u. STILLMAN, Danny: Dan: Football Mgr. 2,31 Bas- ketball Mgr. 2,31 Track Mgr. 2: intra Baseball, 3: Hall Patrol U. STILLMAN, Virginia: Ginny: Annual Staff up T- Day Comm. ug Friendship Conm. up Jr. Tea Comm. 3 Minute Girl up F.S.A. l,2. STROH, Graco: Blue Eyes: Sr. Banquet Comm. ug Totem weekly Staff up Pep Assembly Comm. Mp G. C Comm. l,2,3,U: Ski ClUD l,2,3,u,g Mixer Comm. ug P.T.A. Dance Comm. U: Spanish Club l,L STROMER, Joy: Chicken: Torch 2,3,U: Big L up Roll Rep. 2: Minute Girl l. SUTNERLAID, Virginia: Ginny: Main Off. l,ug Ski Club 33 Social service Comm. 2: Tea Service Comm. 3: Chanters 3: Roll Rep. 2: Spanish Club l: F.S.A. l,2: Minute Girl l. SWAIN, Ardith: usher Force ug Entered from Colorado Spring High. SVANSON, Joanna: Jo: Torch 2,3,u: Activity Card Comm. up Roll Rep 3: Minute Girl up F.S.A. L SVAISOI, Starr Jr.: Shorty: Dance Comm. up Boys' Club 2,3,U. SHEAZEY, Marjorie: Marge: Pres. German Club Mg Torch 2,3,ug French Club ug German Club 2,3,u: Sr. OrCh. 1. TACKETT, Ladall: Tex: Torch 2,3,up G. C. Cab. 3,u: Chr. Friendship Comm. 3: sr. Banquet Comm. ug Friendship Comm. 2: Standards Comm. 2: LLL 3, u. TAYLOR, Paul William: Band up Boys' Club l,2,3, up Ambition: Police Officer. TMOMAS. Mika: Dopey: Spanish Club 2,35 Boys' Club 2,3,u. THOMAS, Roger: Railsplitters 2: Earthquake Squad 3: Boys' Club 3,ng THOMPSOI, Nancy: Bones: Personality Comm. ug Health Comm. ui Friendship Comm. ug Usher Force up Roll Rep. u: Minute Girl 3: F.S.A. l,2. THORNTON, John: Johnny: Basketball Mgr. 2: Pep Assembly Comm. ug lntra Basketball 2,3,B5 German Club 3,U. TREBON, Ronald: Clutch: Bowling team 3.6: Boys Club. H1 TJOSSEM, Jeckie: Jacn: Totem weekly Staff up Sr. PFOm Comn. ug Drama Commencement up Ski Club 2,3,Ug G. C. Cab. U5 Act. Card Comm. 3,ug P.T.L Dance Comm. U: G.C. Comm.g Jr. Breakfast Comm. TRUCKEY, Joyce: Girls' Club l.2.3.Ui TUNGSETH, Arlene: Personality Comm. ug Roll- Rep. U: Torch 2,3,ug Spanish Club 2,3,ug Totem weekly Staff u: Minute Girl 3,u. TURNER, Nencye: Nan: Quill A Scroll ug Totem weekly Staff ug Chr. Sr. week U1 Usher Force up LLL 3,U: G. C. Cab. up Chr. Jr. Dance 3: Sec.- Treas. Class 2: Pep Club ug Pep Assembly Comm. A USSERY. Sereh: Sally: Spanish C ub 2g Girls' Club 2.3,ug Interests: Traveling. UTNESS, Nyrne: Bunny: Torch 2,3,ug Health Comm up Publicity Comm. ug Activity Card Comm. up Totem weekly Staff ug Social Service 3: Spanish Club 2,3,Ug F.S.A. 1.2. WAKEFIELD. Leile: Lee: Poster Comm. 3: Roll Rep. 3: Key Girl 2: Attendance Off. 2. HALKER, Lou Ann: Girls' Club Cab. 3,ug Drama omnencement up Adv. Chanters up T-Day Comm. U: LLL Mg F.S.A. 2: Art Library 2. HANG, Peul: Torch 3,u: French Club 3: Radio Club ug Birthplace: Nanking, China. HASHBURN, Verne: Torch 2,3,U5 Drives Comm. up French Club 2.3: Spanish Club 2.3: Annual Staff up Main Off. 2: F.S.A. 2: Little L 2: Driving Club M. HATERBURY, Ronald: Ron: Band 1,2,3,ug Entered Lincoln from Fremont High. Calif. HATERSON, Delores: Girls' Clubg Dee: Entered Lincoln from Queen Anne High. WELLS, Joyce: Buttons: Spanish Club 23 Ambi- tion: Nursing. VERTH, Arlene: Stinky: Totem weekly Staff ug Sr. Play up Chr. Sunshine Comm. up G. C. C3D.U Co-Chr. Sr. Banquet U: Jr. Breakfast Comm. 31 Drives Comm. 33 LLL Mg French Club 1.L VESTALL, Kenneth C.: Little westi Baseball Mgr. 25 Minute Boy 3: Roll Rep. 2,3g Spanish Club 2,31 Hall Patrol n. HESTERKAMP. Joenne: westy: Honor society 2,35 Roll Checker up German Club 25 Roll Rep. 1. WHEAT, Mergy: Marg: Roll Rep. 3,u3 P.T.A. Dan- ce Comm. 32 First Aid Conm. ug Usher Force ug UNITE, Cleudle Jenn: Claudy: Girls' Club: Mn bition: Dental Technician. B2 HHYTE, Mergeret: Margy: Personality Comm. U: Usher Force up Public Relations Conm. U, Friend- ship Comm. up Spanish Club l,23 F.S.A. l,L VICK, Helen: Torch 2,3,u5 Latin ClUD ug F.S.A. 2. HICKERSNAH, Mary-Alice: Adv. Chanters U: Ski Club 3,ug Annual Staff ug Activity Card Comm. ug Friendship Comm. 3.ug Torch 2.3.23 LLL up Main Off. 35 Minute Girl l,2,3. HICKNICK, Fred: Torch 2.3.85 Tennis 2,33 Athle- tic Council 3: Pres. German Club 3g Adv. Chan- ters 3,n. HIKA, Jennie: Gin: Girls' Club: Ambition: Secretary. HILLIAHGEN, Lola: willie: Class Totem Reporter 23 Totem weekly Bus. Mgr. ug Quill a Scroll ug Annual Staff ug Health Comm. U: Ski Club 3, Adv. Chanters 3,U: Roll Rep l,3. HILLITS, Roeenne: Inky: Minute Girl 3: Roll Rep. 3: F.S.A. l,2. VILSON, Jeen: Punk: Totem weekly Staff ug LLL 3,u3 Chr. Standards Comm. ug G. C. Cab. ug Torch 2,3,ug T-Day Comm. U5 Act. Card Comm. 3,Mg USHBV Force 2,3,ug Quill A Scroll u: Personality Comm. WILSON, Mexlne: Fussy: Totem weekly Bus. Staff up Minute Girl 2,ug Driving 35 Roll Rep. l. WINTER, Jerry: Geraldine: Ski Club 4, Bowling Club 3,N3 Hall Patrol 33 Street Patrol M. g?TEN. Betty: Sunshine: Roll Rep. up Girls' ub. HRIGNT, Adrienne: Sr. Revue ug Talent Show 3,Rg Drama Commencement up Sr. Drama u. YANDOI, Dick: German Club 2,35 Ticket Force 3: Chr. Ticket Force up Annual Staff Mg Library 1,2 YUHL, Mike: Board of Control 33 Railsplitters 2 Lynx Club 3,ug Class Board of Control Rep. 2. ZEEB, Jenet: Jannie: Pres. G. C. up Torch 2,31 up Adv. Chanters up Annual Staff ug Personality Comm. 3: Student Council up LLL 3,ug Class To- tem Reporter 3g French Club l,2,3: Roll Rep. 2,3 U3 ii THE SPIRIT 0F LINCOLN IS INHERITED Prelldont Advisor vlan lnlllonl Sharon Burley Nlas. J. Shonr ourdy llcnardlon Student Cannell Socruury-frouurnr hun nporlor student cuuncii linkin Ischia Jun! Neufeld Jun IIN Eunice Morris Y Next e 'S WP men the T te Ie in J iors have sho :. hemseives t b backb of the Linc spirit. h h'ave tribut'ed much . 001 functgoss Sn: Stud governme t ai h S QIV out an in Performanses i e a etic fieid. Cap- a hands wiii nherat n n raditi .s xt year. a Ciass of rs were Sh Burie p dent' Gordie Ric rdson, vi pr 'dent' Janet Hossfeid, cretary-tre erg Nick and unice Mor s, Stu ' ou rep sent- ative , and Jean He otem r orter This abie up broug I the c rough a succ ssfui year, 't the h 1 Miss Sleep . 9 ' 5 unior Day i he spring r ed fine ente a' - as d jf e firs ii-school hristmas part . The Jun r Red ross drive w V' so spo or by he ci s of '52. The j ors will re thei unior ye . ne of fl st e and happy years of the' ife. They k forwa to many 51- ff- 1 e on ilities as seniors. Perh ther is some egr t ini ving the ank of ju i Du -,. ss is minimized be- ca a gran year i ead to greet the ci s of '52. 0 ll mam. nm maersan, JI - ma-E, Lnureen a,meu, vnmis aw., nnrmce Brcndnru. sv-mm Balstad. Amare, ex, Acurman, :emu maerson, -camnryr nrowsmm. Janet aarnnan, Joyce seuleay, sun eiecer. Damn acmun, Irma Alexander, .larry muresen, :aml umm. won Barnrl. Carolin an-nu, cnmene siggar, Dan sn., Marilyn men, Marjorie A-or-eww. Bene IVSVY. JOHN Bartholomew, :mm- uexus, fumes sms, Jam. emnxan, Laura., Ame-, cam Amnany, mgene sA.1e,, Pu ahghn, :Ju aennlsan, vm mgvm, Larry enema. nun Anaersurw. some nnmmfy, -caunleen sd-Qu, Pan sa-msgafa, Donna aefwm, Joyce smgnan. Maru amfwn, rm Anderson, Frank Ar-me, Garson lamey. umm mes. ma nwilacqua. .man no-wang. John umncn, umm. XSS' r U f 1 army, :rms lmwn, Ann aurm. snmn cmwr. me crmfsexa, aomu COCHYBH, ISADU cr.m.rma. mm Britton Jun, srw-. bupr- Burns. sunny Carpenter, Huy Chwln, Lavon C0lfe'Il. Bob Cfarflil. 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Hyun Lawn. llilldh -Jayme, aan 'QF nm. user nirxpurucn, nl Lynn. :Hahn www. Nu LMM1-1. mane Uzzmm, :inner mmf, mm Img. Doug ur v.w, men Larson, Numan Lawrence. :-cram up,-ncuu, Leun- Lmcn, nu, Hale. Dun 1 i mm, Lloyd lbti. NANCY Larson. wgima LOAY, Inn Llschkd. Pal mg. Melvin HAMA, CAVUE 23 mmm. nary cure mm. snare., - LASKAIUS, Hbfguerllr LOA!!! NNN! mm. mm Lynn, cam lAYISDufy, lay mn., mn mason. mmm Lum-as, u.r.Mn. Lweureux. Harvey Loman, Hourly vucmnma, Marion Nw. www L4 X . 5 A nn-nm., num m-duh, Cara? Lnzinar, .mum Lina. nurrlu Laronx. Peggy uni., nic-y uarxln. nruca Martin, :mu uccugnm. nanny ncolrmla, Jmu mar, oemig NHIII. llll uolrnn. nm narrow. Helen NGFKIIM JACKIE necmm, Aqm uccom. om. nmr, nm num, Donn: mv-nun, my um mn, mm uthlr. lcClun, HCCYAKIIA Mayan. Ii 1 hh lbnlhhn, Mal hh lnrjariu wicnara Carol Caro! Jncu Ie nary Leu! se Lure! in xnuauar, nav. HCCOYHI. Dlvld Mann, .lorry ngfnrs, Jack in lar. Jlnlcc Lu NDOVB1 Dllnu hell, uny ncnmnr, Marin! Mccullough Gmc mrlfmn, faruaru llcul. Jnch ninur. may nargan. Jann nelson. mam, lcklblns. nm uccmmqn. mn ncmqnln. unc, mmm. mamma num, num norm. mm ualsen, .nm ltlrldf. lernlcc ncrmma, nurlen uncut, llll umm. IIIHU lblnlng, nan narrxmn. lunar- null. cnmnuu Itllei. Jann anon, Juam nnerwn, nz rewcnlnl. nary vamxu. sun mn. Jays. rm. mmm mm., Dave umm, .mm raumn, aim.- PIKBYBDUL lah P.-mrny. lrhn rrlmm, wan-y ww-am, mmm narmnn. nt oxrora, urvin Pain, Halen Polernnn. nary vw, lyran Ponnsr. Joyn leidlr. Shirlty 1' mum, mm ranxue, num Pmnrm, Phyllis mama, Nyrna vamr. num nm, :may weymnas. uma s ,W . .,, s X W wsrien. Jun nine. Cnarlmn man. lin nurum, nm vaymr, mmm wma. cr-.mane umm!-15, nun uangua. Jim f-mu. uma: rmm. emma PGKIVMG, lnrrmz pmt. lmao umm, umm muses. Jlln ormn. lm nxryns, Ann urry. umm mm. uf-mr. num, nnrimyn nur-anll. vlrgnm llChlfdl00. Qdrddll K Hicnua, snnron mimn, Ellnuun Runsll'I, :mu Sarrar, Pu Snwln. Loma smmgn. am Smal. lin RICNUHB. JUHCO IDUHIIGH. Juan Num, truce: smmam. snmey sua. sw sup., nm sfmgr.-s. een gi. uimlngnr. uwrgo looir-san. ncifico ann, mmnam scnrnlmr. cnarnm. sv-ellvmm. Jem slqymn. snirm sf-yan. Virginia emu. um mug. mmm P,-nes. umm SCYIUV. Fflhlllln smpnem, .lm amlxn, nomlny Sparllng, Snlly Riggs, norm, mmmn. :ma amino. mme SCYNH ldfllhfil Slwlnalef. lon Slilh, Jim Suck, Fram- mms, many mmm. 0.1. sm-11. lee SCUAY Junk snnznh, umin emu. lurlyn sam-ore. Jawa Ronorwan, Jun mf, Jann sum, un Sellan, hliy Carol Sjurnn, nary Ann smizn. ray Ann sunrv.. nun su-m. us-nmyn lllllidfl, JQCMO fnanur, lovoriy ummm sm. mn, .fury vnu. nm ure, wan, or. Barlunn rrmn. Hamm mm., vnrglnu Yunlc. Janne wagner, bun lard. Nurcla alfa, Ion sxonu. nrry nylar. uma naman. Garrett Tmlnllll Fl!! mr, unm- wnur, Jlcwsllna hrd. UIUC! sum-M. uma n,1or. nu urn nmpwn, an-fm YYUIII, UOFUO Unlllllh hll ummm. na nrlmu. mo su-cn. osam Taylor. Ernst Truman. Don Tflbwh IBD VIIWIIIC. Vlvllll mm. omu mm., vu-gm. Sluhl. any Tayinr. Inrliyn Tnuvslcn, Owoy Yrucuy, Marlon: vuun. Rnlpn Hnlklr, snlflly umm, Katrina smruugnn. varnln ml.-H, vlrglnln Yor?rIvnm. Dsrlcnn ful y, Corinne unable, Exnol lanl. Bxll Hull. Immun warner, Arnla mrnlof, Jngnum unset Q licnlrovg Fqyl Wilbur, ma . lilcul mm, mm ummy, mn mu. voungunl NW: lellnr Lorls Luttin X 1 , . W J jf' ,ff X 1 I X y I Q W , WI Wwfw X fx A U bww ff! fpwffjfji if QEWMX 1 A JJ 'ff.1IyjQ!Kf , 'TH JY ff, J HM W JW V ja: , w -jp , y ,N THE SPIRIT OF LINCOLN GROWS Jim Otto Pat Fitzgerald President Vice-President Barbara Bioroch Bill Atwgll S0Cr0tlry Student Council nap l I. witums Bill Koons Barbara Hlloon Boys Club Rep. Totem Representative This was the first year at Lincoln for sophomores who en- tered from junior high and the second year for others. All soon adopted the casual air of old-timers, and showed their importance as a part of Lincoln. Under the guidance of Miss williams, the class pitched right in and helped in the clean-up drive and in the tradi- tional talent show for freshmen. lLast year the class got off to a good start with a show for their older class-mates, the sophomores.l To lead the sophomore class the following were elected: Jim Otto, presidentg Pat Fitzgerald, vice-president, Barbara Giersch, secretary, Barbara wilson, Totem reporter, Bill At- well, Student Council: and Bill Koons, Boys' Cluo relresen- tative. The leaders which the sophomores contributed to Lincoln activities and athletics have certainly demonstrated its standing. Next year, as upper classmen, those of the class of '53 will know how to achieve great things. Darlene Adan, Richard Aigner, Van Aikman, Wanda Alldredge. Stanley Allen, Richard Allison, Beulah Alloway Joyce Alm. Barbara Andersen, Dick Andersen Bill Anderson, Dolores Anderson, Donald Anderson, George Anderson Jean Anderson, Sue Anderson, Joyce Ander- son, Mary Anderson, Richard Anderson, Ron ald Anderson, Ted Anderson Vaughn Anderson, Andrew Anema, Lois Anseth Barbara Anthony, Merle Arends, Helen Ar- gus, Judy Arness Sandra Arnstein, Barbara Atkins, Bill At- well, Merrilyn Back, Barbara Bacon, Karen Bagley, Keith Baker Peggy Baker, Delores Banes. Darrell Ban- gerter, Bill Banta, Joann Barker, Dick Barron, Dan Beach Meredith Beach, Lael Bean, Joan Beare, Barbara Beaver, Bonnie Belle, Gorgellen Bell. Lela Bell Myron Bement, Leon Bender, Ruth Benedict, Ed Bennett. Warren Bennison, Gene Bensene, Norma Benson Jim Berg, Norma Berg, Marjory Berg, Betty Bergeron, Muriel Bergstrom, Beatrice Ber- kovitz, Bonnie Berrett Pat Bickford, JoAnn Biggs. Merlyn Bingham, Don Xishop, La Verne Bjorklund, Donald Bjornsen, Maurice Bjornsen Alan Blainey, Carmel Blaschka, Ted Bode, JoAnne Golan, Paul Bongfeldt, Don Bonner, Carmyn Booth Joan Bouton, Maryln Boyce, David Boyle, Suzanne Brandriff, Robert Brannan, Darrn Branshaw, Marian Breum 57 Karla Brudgham, Gayle Briggs, Joan Brockey Dick Brooks, Kurt Browarzick, Jeanette Bronk, Donna Brown Harvey Browne, Gayle Brovlch, Rolun Buchan Jan Buchanan, Kenneth Byrne, Sheila Cal- larman, Alan Cameron Jean Campbell, Martha Carlus, Shirley Carlson, Laurrelne Carlson, Jim Carpenter, Lynn Carroll, Vallen Carte Bob Caulfield, Freda Cerruti, Libero Cer- ruti, Maryleanne Charboneau, Dennis Chase. Janet Chase, Jim Chavez Leeroy Cheek, Donna Cheney, Jim Christen- sen, Warren Christiansen, Marilyn Christy, Denny Clark, Doris Clark Richard Clark, Bill Clarke, Pat Cline, Phyllis Cobbs, Twyla Cogzill, Ann Cole, Marcelle Cole Donna Coleman, Carol Collins, Diane Col- well, Linn Conklin, Dick Conn, Maryann Cook, Wesley Coppage Frances Corskie, Roy Cosper, Shirley Coughtry, Helen Cowin, Caroline Craig, Tasca Crane, Myrtle Cross Gerald Crouch, Pat Cruce, Jerry Cunning- ham, Delbert Dahl, Harlan Dalthorp, Larry Dalzell, Richard Danielson Pat Davies, Leonard Davis, Sallyann Day- ton, Joanne Deach, Dick DeCamp, Roger De4 Champlain, Ada Decker Sally DeJarnatt, Delores Derheim, Bill Devine, Jean Dickert, Maryn Dietrich, Su- san Dippert, Dan Dlppery Bernie Dodge, Mavis Dodge, Marjorie Dopps, Ronald Douglas, Jean Douglas, Charlotte Dowman, Harold Dull Valerie Dunham, Nancie Dunn, Joanne Durham Harriet Dyer, Tom Dyrness, George Eastman, Arne Eckert Ted Eckstrom, Gaile Edwards, Sharon Eggert Donna Elliot, Jim Ellis, Roy Enberg, Adri- enne Enge Virginia England, Jarvis Erickson, Verna Eriks, Corine Evans, Dick Evans, Joan Evans, Brad Everson Pat Fitzgerald, Jack Fletcher, Jeannette Forsyth, Judy Lou Fosse, Mary Fowler, John Frantz, Lillian Frazier Betty Freeman, Ron Freder- Frissell, Francis Frogge. Judy Fulton Louise Frazier, ick, Charlotte Nancy Fullick, Leslie Garton, Jack Garvin Martha Gebert. Bea Geidl, Wilbur Furbush, Arlene Gaskell, Kay Geidl Joy Gentry, Gloria Gibson, Barbara Giersch Carolyn Giles, Pat Gilmore, Boyd Givan, Janice Glassbrook Bob Gordon, Pat Gowen, Charlene Graff, ESter Gray, James Gray, Patsy Gray, Arden Grenfell Bruce Grey, Don Griffith, Dick Grinols, Larry Grout, Roy Gustafson, Virginia Gust- afson, Barbara Haehnell Pat Hagen, Barbara Hall, Carol Hall, Glen Hall, Henry Hall, Pat Hall, Wendell Hall Marlene Holman, Evelyn Hamilton, Ron Ham- mer, Yvonne Hammer, Bob Hanna, Pete Han- s el l, Evelyn Hansen Gail Hansen, Jim Hanson, Shirley Hanson, Shirley C. Hanson, Sylvia Hanson, Bill Hardie, Donna Harris 59 Virginia Hart, Fred Hartwig, Fred Harvey, Harlene Harvey, Ken Hauselman, Doreen Hawe Jack Hawkey Donna Hawkinson, Claude Heckman, Nancy Hedlund, Warner Heilbrunn, Jerry Helman, Betty Henderson, Lou Henderson Olivette Hendrickson, Dell Henton, Donna Herriges, Bob Herring, David Hertz, Lila Heywood, Pat Hibbard Rodney Hilderman, Bill Hill, Jackie Hill, Jim Hill, Ron Hill, Betty Hiller, Betty Lee Hiller Warner Hillis, Wanda Hinrichsen, June Hof- er, Sally Holcombe, Phyllis Holeman, Ced- ric Hollenbeck. Ralph Holmstrom Arlene Holt, Sharon Homan, Arlene Hoover, Clinton Howard, Douglas Hoyk, MaryAnn Hug- gins, Shirley Hughes Art Hunt, Bob Hunter, Eddie Huntington, Joanne lsakson, Bob Jaskson, Willis Jack- son, Francis Jahn Sxirley Jahn, Joanne James, Marnie Jamison Dimitra Jatos, Arlene Johnson, Donna John- son, Glen Johnson Lee Johnson, Marilyn Johnson, Pet Johnson, Phyllis Johnson, Stan Jones, Wylene Jones, Dorothy Jordan Ernest Kaestner, Doris Kaltbrunner, Laura Karr, Joanne Kawamoto, Peggy Keller, Mari- on Kemp, Russel Kemp Bob Kenbok, Charles Kennedy, Perry Kennedy Joe Kenney, Georgina Kent, Dick Kephart, Robert Kessey Marylynne Ketzenbarger, Jane Kibler, Hazel Kidd, Pete Kind. Betty King, Carolann King Vernon Kinsman Y. John Kirby, Sylvia Kirkebo, Dolores Kir- patrick, Joy Kirvan, Irene Kleave, Carole Kleve. Dick Knight Elaine Knight, Walter Knowlen, Darlene Knutson, B111 Koons, Charles Kramer, Kay Kvale, Larry Landaal Earl Lane, Helen Lang, Barbara Lange, Bob Larsen, Dave Larsen, Marlene Latimer, Esther Lauridsen Fay Lee, Helen LeMargee, Don Lemke, Bill Lester, Wayne Llnke, Harold Links, Jerry Little Barbara Locknane, Loretta Loeb, Marlene Lofthus, Marilyn Long, Kenneth Loomis, Shirley Lothe, Ted Love Don Lundberg, Gerald Lupton, Velma Lyon, Ben Macwatters, Jim Mcanally, Arlene Mc- Curdy, Joan McFall Jim McFall, George McGarlane, Charles Mc- Gee, Jack McGinnis, John McHenry, Sylvia McIntyre, Donna McKee Lorraine McKernan, Dottie McKinney, Bar- bara McManus, Vlcky Makrls, Rose Mann, Glenna Mansfield, Marjorie Mansfield Joan Martin, Dion Mastro, Judy Mather, Jean Mathewson, Carol Matthews, Margaret Mattson, Delora Maxwell Howard Meacham, Glenda Melvin, Bill Meis- ter, Doloris Merriman, Bob Merritt, Don Miller, Jackie Mae Miller Dick Mobley, Donna Moore, Jimmy Moore, Ray Moore, Tony Moore, Patsy Moran, Joyce Mor- gan Eileen Morin, Charles Moshier, Sophia Mueller, Mary Jan Muenter, Jim Mullen, Barbara Muncke, Arlene Munn 61 Ann Munson, Jack Murphy, Joe Murry, Flora Napier, Harry Neff, Jim Neill, Barbara Nelson Don Nelson, Georgine Nelson, Marji Nelson, Maxine Nelson, Paul Nelson, Joyce Newgard Millicent Nicklos Clarence Nodquist, Loren Noyes, Falk Ny- berg, Rosemary 0'Brien, Joanne Oden, Ann Odion Diane Olshorg Joy Olsen, Don Olsen, Janet Olson, Janet E. Olson, Warren Olson, Eloise Olstad, Denny Ostermeyer Jim Otto, Joyce Otto, Caroline Oundersen, Dixie Owens, Don Pace, Donna Mae Palladin, Marylou Pappas Phyllis Pappe, Gerald Pattison, Alice Payne, Kay Peck, Nolly Pederson, Shirley Peebles, Clinton Pelto Barbara Person, Mels Person, Katherine Peruchini, Christine Peterson. Donald Pet- erson, Kay Peterson, Lois Peterson Teddy Peterson, Warren Peterson, Donna Phelps, Drusilla Phillips, Margaret Phil lips, Barbara Plenge, Dick Ploof Edna Poirier, Bob Polasik, Joyce Polasin Nedra Polk, Ted Polk, Donna Power, Gary Pree Audrey Preston, Jane Primley, Joy Proffitt Dotty Provine, Janet Puckett, Patsy Puetz, Phyllis Purpur Ann Quam, Phyllis Radka, Dick Rall, Don Rall, Ron Rall, Karen Ramhorst. Marcia Randall Loretta Ransom, Roy Ray, Agnes Raymund0. Janet Reese, Virginia Reeve, Myrtis Reh- bein, Jerry Reynolds 2 5 ri M, Q Alda Rice, David Richardson, Jerry Ridley Susie Rlndler, Clarence Ring, Duane Ring- sage, Barbara Ripke Joan Ripke, Bob Ripley, Jeanette Risan. Jerry Riseland, Diane Ritter, David Rob- erts, Ron Roberts Lois Robinson, Keith Rodin. James Rodlln, Chuck Raiolf, Rhine Roehl, Lennon Roger, Jack Rogers Roy Rogers, Helene Roholt, Fred Rostrom, Kenneth Roth, Ted Rothlisberger, Dick Rov- lg, Gary Runburg Russell Rushmer, Georgia Russell, Karen Rowley, Marilyn Saegert, Roberta Salisbury Joyce Sanderson, Louise Sands Barbara Savela, Ed Schloedt, Bill Schluet- er, Johnschmick, Buddean Schmidt, Ruth- anna Schmoe, Marjo Schoettler Merlin Schorsch, Ardls Scott. Eleanor Scott, Gary Sedlak, Barbara Serna, Bud Seslar, Ronnie Shane Colleen Shannon, Louise Shapley, Ellen Sharp, Bob Shefchik, Calvin Sherman, Gail Sherwood, Donald Shields Ronhld Shields, Dolores Sholtz, Nancy Ruth Short, Bob Shortt, Arllne Shulmier, Dar- lene Sigurdson, Shirley Simonsen Kathleen Simpson, Ilgonis Sinka, Beverly Slusser, Chet-Smith, Diane Smith, Floyd Smith, Fred Smith Glenn Smith, Gordon Smith, Sheila Smith, Susan Smith, Vallie Smoot, Don Snyder, Lois Sorensen Steve Sourapas, Marilyn Spurr, Sharon Squibb, Shirley Stanton, Barbara Steehler, David Steffen, Sandra Steik 63 Joane Stenmoe, Bob Stenstrom, Donna Stev- enson, Sharon Stewart, Donald St. Pierre, Norman Strand, Jim Stringer Donald Strum, Arlene Sundquist, Ralph Swanson, Ray Swanson, Jim Swann, Gary Sweany, Joanne Swenson Shirley Tarbox, Elaine Taylor, Yvonne Tay- lor, Sharon Telquist, Nick Terry, Robert Thompson, Margie Thorstenson Jim Tollefson, Danny Toner, Charlene Town, Eudell Town, Irvin Trover, Fred Tucker, Bruce Turner Judy Turner, Jerry Tutt, Peggy Ulman, Janet Underhill, Phil Unick, Harold Vadset Edna Van Antwert Margie Van Dyke, Charles Vanwinkle, Joan Vermllye, Lawerence Vickers, Lawrence Wagle, Jack Wallingford, Nick Walls Lowell Walton, Dan Walsh, Charyl Wange. Gordon Waters, Hazel Watkins, Shirley Wat- son, Ronnie Watts Sharron Welsch, Shirley Wheeler, Joan Whiddle, Danny White, Pat Witham, Bill Witmore, Bob Whitten Barbara Williams, Jan Williams, Barbara Wilson, Barbara Dell Wilson, Melvin Wilson Marvin Winkler, Darlene Wolters Bill Worthington, Miles Yanick, Marjorie Yeadon, Denny Yuhl, Eugenia Zavales, Betty Zimmerlin, Fred Zimmerman . Gail weld 63 THE SPIRIT OF LINCOLN IS DISCOVERED' fl , A A. P, Johnson Reed Bement Joan Chatalas Virginia Purpur Adviser President vice President Secretary Colleen Murray Student Council September brought with it a colorful and cur- ious group of new people known as freshmen. we wonder if it was the maps or Lincoln, our blank expressions, or our various tickets to Thomp- son's Old-Fashioned Freeze in the Annex, which the seniors so kindly bestowed upon us, that advertised our being freshmen. But it didn't take long for the boys to master the art of slouching in their seats in best senior style and the girls to know the names and faces of all the athletes. Our main activity this year was helping ir the clean-up drive. we also entertained the sophomore class with a movie and music provided by members of our class and assisted with the Christmas party. To head the freshman class, we elected Reed Bement, presidentg Joan Chatalas, vice-president virginia Purpur, secretaryg Colleen Murray, Stu- dent Councilg and Mary Alice witherow, Totem reporter. Mr. A. P. Johnson advised. Mary Alice witherow Totem Reporter 66 deoncu ALvoRD oormo Anosreson LARRY ANDE REED JOANN ANDERSON RSON BEMENT DICK DENSON SONIA BOWEN SHARON BURCHAM JOAN CHATALAS JOHN COATES JOAN COOK CHARLOTTE COREY DOUG COUGHTRY ROBERT CRAM FLORENCE DAQUILA JUN WBWN BILL JANET EATO BOUGHERTY TOMMY DUNATOV N SHARON EDDY GRANT ERICSON JOHN ERIKS BILL FLAHERTY ALAYNE FLETCHER GARY FRASIER DARLENE GRAHAM DEWARD GRUBBE DARLYNE HAAVIG DOROTHY HALES JACKIE HALSTEAD RODNEY HAMLIN CAROLYN HAMPTON JIM HATLEY MARIL CARL HART YN HEIN JERALDINE HOWARD ERWIN JOHNSON EDWARD KEARNEY LORENE KELSEY REBECCA LEE DIANE LEMBO PHILLIP LEUTHY JIM LEWIS JANE LIEB JOANNE LINDQUIST BOB MC ALISTER JEANNETTE MC CLAY KEITH MC DONALD MICHAEL MC GINNIS DENNIS MC LAUGHLIN CARMEN MC QUAT GLEN MILLER KENNETH MILLER MARY LOU MONREAN ROBERT MOORE COLLEEN MURRAY RAY NELSON ALAN ODEGARD DONNA ODION BILL ORTH STANLEY OSBORNE MARILYN OSE SHARON OSWALT PAT PELKEY LAWRENCE POLLOCK VIRGINIA PURPUR RUSSELL RANDT JERRY RASMUSSEN MARIAN RESKI DIXIE REYNOLDS JERINA RILEY MARY RIST RICHARD SCHWAN SALLY SHANNON JO ANN SMITH CAROL ANN THOMPSON KEITH TREECE MARGUERITE TRIPPY KEN TWOMBLY IRENE USSERY MARGIE VAN DYKE GEORGE WALKERL' AILEEN wALsH MARY wATsoN KEN WEISER EVONNE WESTBERG MARY ALICE WITHE SALLY WOOD BETTY WRIGHT BOB ZEISSLER wh View ' azvliww- Qf Si Eg N . 6 1 X- 1 'X xx' L x 5 Xi S Q5 1512 E Q Q SPORTS were a part of our life with spirit, sportsmansh p d pe T., L . 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N ALL SPORTS TROPHY Q1 xix f' RX-M, ,I f ' Y. ia ,K S ir1F c Nl!!!-Q PAUL FARRAR End No. 30 Wt. 193 All-City Senior JACK NARDHAI Halfback No. 6 Wt. 160 All-City Hon. Menh Inspiration, Senior -of I ,ov ,. TOM MAGEE Guard No. 22 wi. 187 A11-city Captain, Senior FINAL STANDINGS H L T Roosevelt 6 0 1 Franklin 6 1 0 Ballard I 2 1 LINCOLN R 3 0 Garfield 3 3 1 west Seattle 1 U 2 Cleveland 0 5 2 Queen Anne 0 6 1 Coach Bill Nollan, head football and baseball mentor. Coach Byng Nixon, line, track, and second team football coach. LARRY GRANT Guard NO. 23 JIM ANDERSON DON DUNDIN Halfback NO. Zu wt. l75 All-City Hon. Ment. Senior . ff A A .Q 'pi Li TOM CURRAN3 Tackle No. 33 wt. 195 senior 4: COLLEN CRUIKSNANK Center No. lu End No. 32 wt..17e wt. 175 wt. 190 Senior senior Senior ' 1. gq.,',,, 1 ,.',., f Q t KEITH PETERSON JERRY RANEY BROCK MOGLE End No. 15 Ha1fDack No. 5 Tack1e No. 29 wt. 170 wt. 163 wg, 200 Senior Senior Senior 9' , - QQ- s NORM K INSELLA Jin MANU5 Tackle NO. 25 Guard No. 10 Senior Senior A - A SUFHARY OF FOOTBALL SEASON Q6 Q A1thou9h the Linco1n gridders wound up in fourth p1ace, they piaced two p1ayers on the A11-City squad. They 'were Paul Farrar, end, and Tom Magee, guard. Two Lynx were given honorable mention: Jack Hardman and Don Dundin, both backs. Hardman was a1 so chosen to receive the treasured lnspirationa1 Award, a go1d footba11, Dy his teammates. B08 DAVIS B08 GAHZINI Quarterback No. 3 Fu11back No. 28 Wt. 155 Wt. 180 Senior Juninr Q00 HOVIE HAHBLIN JERRY BROCKEY GEORGE RIEDINGER Ha1fD5Ck NO' 9 GUHVU NO- 20 Quarterback No. 18 Wi- 166 wt- 195 wt. Ivo JUf1i0I' Junicr Junior JIM WELCH FIAIK IAITNOLOHEV Tackle No. 2l Tackle No. 35 Wt. 195 Wi. 201i Junior Junior 1950 FOOTBALL Lincoln 13-Ballard 6 Lincoln opened the season in fine style by beating their Scandinavian neighbors 13-6- The Beav' ers were unable to stop the sturdy running of Jack Hardman and Don Dundin. Lincoln iu-Roosevelt 26 The fine running of Roosevelt's Mike Monroe proved too much for the Railsplitters as they lost their first game of the season. Paul Farrar'a 70 yard touchdown run in the closing seconds was the highlight of Lincoln's game. Lincoln 35-Queen Anne 0 The Lincoln squad came back in good form to trounce an undermanned Grizzly eleven. Jack Hard- man's 108 yards from scrimmage paved the way for the Abe victory. L 5 NCOT fl 30-west seattl e The Wallingford boys scored their second successive shutout by downing the Indians. Lincoln's fullback Bob Ganzini lead his teammates with a fine passing attack. Lincoln 6-Franklin 25 An inspired Quaker eleven defeated the Abes to further their own championship hopes. Lincoln's touchdown was scored by linebacker Bob Davis when he recovered a fumble and dashed 20 yards to pay dirt. Lincoln 13-Garfield 19 The Bulldogs snapped a 1U year losing streak to Lincoln through the good running of Jim Teufei and Chuck Lewis. The boys from Lincoln played one of their best games of the season but were unable to stop the Garfield attack. Lincoln 26-Cleveland O The Lynx ended the season in grand style by defeating a scrappy Cleveland eleven. Lincoln to- taled 355 yards to Cleveland's 265. Howie Hamblin showed well for Lincoln. SECONDS THIRDS - FOOTBALL SECOND TEAM FOOTBALL The second team, coached by Byng Nix- on, ended the season tied forthird place. Outstanding on this teanwereRod Hilder- man, Ralph Brown, and Clyde Greaby. SECOND TEAM Row lg Meister, Pomeroy, Greaby, Hilderman, Stoa, Mor- gan. Row 25 Squibb, Du Puis, Anthony, Brown, Bradshaw Row 3, Coach Nixon, Kinsella, Morehouse, McClure. E B THIRD TEAM Row lg Williamson, Hall, Rothlisberger, Hansell, Nyberg, Mul- len, Jacobson. Row 25 Murphy, Houk, Dick, Don, and Ron Rall, Herring, Hill. Row 33 Coach Dalthorp, Cunningham, Lundberg, SQNQLEADERS D' r Ell's ECk tro . , 'ppe Y' L ' S m Row l: Lois Horn, Dorene Erickson, ,W , Donna Newell, Bonnie Chase. Row 2: Barbara Griffiths, Jan Henning, Betty Berryman, Marilyn Miller, Gloria Finkenstein. YELL LEADERS FOOTBALL MANAGERS ' Row lg Jim Clafk, Fred Redford. Row 2, TT Roy Casper, Andrew Anema, Ted Polk JGFVY Rasmussen. Jim Hailey- Lincoln students inaugurated another 'first' at the beginning of the football season when they introduced girl songleaders. The boy cheerleaders continued to lead yells. INTRAM URALS INIRAHURAL FOOTBALL CHAMPS Row 1: Miller, Moore, ToIIefson, Kinsman. Row 2: Gordon, Dyrness, Garvin. UPPER DIVISION BASKETBALL CHAMPS Row I: Pacifico, DeMasi, Aker. COACH Disunow 2: Satermo, Gray, Ellis, LOVER DIVISIW CIIDPIOIS Row I: Vermilge, Worthington, Swan son, Cameron. Row 2: McFarlane, Taylor. 7' 907 owe ale, Z feqnl. .i 38 Y, one s pl WC' . n - Ma. Va a 1 Bow 5000510 Qzoxqgenfufr' D' 'f-if-airs ar O9 'Wg Xu 00606 v10 il+'IS' son- ilgl 0617 fel .' cr 1 YWQI X.x5q,eY R00 Sf-son I par . JOY vxoixmexsbiiv. ' 5' Ron wi ,Norm sw I okgtaxxf' QW' 5 SAY ' sfo 7l SWIM TEAM Row I: I. Larson, V. Larson, Gor- don fCapt.I, KIute, Horn, Sjursen. Row 2: Dodge, 0. FLaherty, He'IIand B, FIaherty. -' I COACH DALTHORP BILL SQUIB8 5' 10' NO. 6 All-City Hon. Ment. Sophomore DON VEST 5' 11' No. 9 Junior f ' fr , 1 ,QS ,x f ig , I ORVILLE ANDERSON 6' Bn NO. 12' 1951 scoring Champ A11-city COLLEN CRUIKSNANK 6' NO. in Inspiration Senior B B08 HERRING 5' 8' No. 3 Ky' A11-City Hon. Ment. f Sophomore HOHIE HAMBLIN 5' 9' No. Junior 11 lf .Xa s., as THE BILL NOLLAN INSPIRATIOIAL TROPMY Presented to Lincoln High by Coach Nollan, with the names of all the past basketball players who were inspira- tions to their team since 1921 during the 21 years that he was head basket- ball coach. Mr. Nollan retired as hoop mentor this year, turning the reins overto Norm Dalthorp, his assis- tant. On the trophy is room for 20 more names, the 1951 addition being Collen Cruikshank. PHIL DE HASI B08 CAMPBELL 5' 10 NO. 5 Senior 6' NO' 8 Junior Coach Dalthorp did not come up with one of the mythical dream basketball teams which was slated to be right up there in the championship race. ln- stead from a City Championship and a 2nd in the State Tournament for the championship, he had one letterman returning with very little experience, that being Collen Cruikshank. Before the season started everyone expected the Lynx to be lucky to win but two ball games, that is, everyone except Coach Dalthorp and the team. The Red and Black started out the season by losing to Cleveland in the opener by one point, 39-38. Then they proceeded to lose to Garfield 32-36, Ballard U6-51, and Queen Anne 39-ui. Every game was a battle which showed what hustle, fire, and determinationthe team had. By this time they had gained a little experience, and this was enough to win the next three games by good margins, Franklin 52-36, who was without the services of Ken Darrow their star center, west Seattle 32-35, and an upset on their own floor against Cleveland 50-MZ. This winning streak was made possible by the fine playing of Orville Anderson who was the leading scorer in the city: Collen Cruikshank, who displayed a powerful backboard control game, and Bill Squibb, Don West, and Bob Herring who played agood all-around game. Next the Lynx met Garfield and Ballard who defeated them by close scores. Both of these games were tense with the Lynx leading until the final seconds. After this the Wallingford five caught fire and proceeded to win their next three ball gamesg Queen Anne 51-35, Franklin U9-UO, and west Seattle M7-N5. In this streak Orville Anderson and Collen Cruikshank pro- vided the winning punch. At the end of the league play the Lynx were tied with the Garfield Bull- dogs and the Franklin Quakers iith a six and six record for BFG place. This necessitated a play-off to decide who would play in Hec Edmondson Pavilion for 3rd and Nth place. Linooln drew Garfield for one spot and for the first time this year the Lynx handed the Bulldogs a sound grouncing U8-MZ. In the Pavilion, the Red and Black met the Bulldogs again and after a nip-and-tuck battle, drew within one point in the final minute where Bob Herring stepped to the foul line and sunk a shot to tie the score at 37-37. In the overtime the Bulldogs made three quick baskets to win the game and thus take 3rd place. The memory of this team will long linger in the Halls of Lincoln High be- cause of the show of sportmanship, spirit, and determination that this team and coach displayed in doing so much with so little. Second Team Row l Dedo, Morgan, Cameron, Houk. Row 23 Odegard, Ellis, Alexander, Hilderman. Delmis Houk, senior basketball manager, was awarded his varsity letter, along with the rest of the team. The managers had the tough job of keeping uniforms and equipment in order for the players. Third Team Row l Swanson, Murphy, Gustafson, Keffler, Givan. Row 2g McFarlane, Nordquist, Rovig, Hansell. Don Griffith and Ted Rothlisoergerwere missing when picture was taken. SECONDS THIRDS - BASKETBALL The second team, coached by Mr. Disnnow, finished the season in sixth place. Out- standing players were Allan Cameron and- Doug Houk, who led the team with 77 and 78 points, respectively. THIRD TEAM BASKETBALL SQUAD The third team basketball squad, coachedby Mr. Dish now, although inexperienced, proved to be a hustl ing, agressive group. They showed they would De giving the varsity lettermen a tussle for positions next yean BILL STUMT 3 rd Base I95O BASEBALL CHAMPIONS i..,g,,fg. 51? X. I A r L L SV i-if if 25 .' v ps navfinusaano 2nd Base ALL-CITY i PLAYERS LINCULI BASEBALL TEAH--1950 Lincoln's 1950 baseball team presented Coach Bill Nollan his third straight championship in the year, after previous titles in Football and Basketball. The team has aregular season record of nine wins and three losses. Two of those losses were at the hands of their arch foes, the Bal- lard Beavers. The other loss was delivered by a fighting Cleveland nine. In the playoff game for the City Championship, held in Sicks Seattle Stadium, against Ballard, Lincoln handed the Swedes a souhd trouncing 11 to 6. The Lynx were led by Bill Nicklos' tremendous hitting, consisting of two triples, a double and a single in four trips, and pitcher Paul Farrar's thirteen strikeouts and Bill Stuht's arm, one of the best at third Dase in many years. During the season the team was led Dy Captain Russ Oxford, who was awarded the All City short-stop position for the second straight year, and Bill Mills, a letterman who collected the home run title and the All City centerfield berth. Bill Stuht, All-City third base man was also the washington State representative in the All American Boy's game played in New York every August. Two junior boys also gained the heralded All City honors. They were Paul Farrar, the mainstay of the Lynx pitching staff, and Jerry H ubb ard, second baseman. It will De a long time Defore the Lincoln baseball team of 1950 will be forgotten because of the fight and determination it showed in winning the City Championship. DAYEBWOBGAI 'ist Base 0 0 - Catcher- Outfielder X I Outfleld Q Kg of 1 E! Q H' x iii K Y . Z '11 S. Row 1 walsh, Schwarz, Hardman, Herring, Squibb, Smith, Davis, Hart. Row 2, west, Hamblin, God- frey Far rar, Magee, Peterson, Sava. I95I BASEBALL The Lynx took to the diamond defending their 1950 championship with oniy five iettermen, Paul Farrar, pitcher, Bob Davis, catcher, Jack Hard- man, second base, converted from pitcher-out- fielder, Tom Magee, outfielder, and Keith Peter- son, outfieider. Farrar, 1950 Ail-City was the nucleus of the pitching staff, with Doug Schwarz backing him up. Playersup from the second team, Don west, infielder, Paul Sava, infielder, PhV Godfrey, shortstop, Dick Hart, catcher, Bob Her- ring, infielder, and Bill Squibb, infielder, rounded out the sq uad, and the team was on its way to a hoped repeat performance. They were chosen to finish second by pre-season prognosti- cators. PAUL FARRAR PitCh6F 80 1 l95I TRACK L ' 2'-N v gn The track squad, after coming in a strong sec- ond for the past two years, have another strong well-balanced 1951 team. Led by twice All-City high-jumper Ken Dunn, are Larry Gray, Phil De Masi, Collen Cruikshank, and Clark Bean. All are going for their third letters. The pre-season predictions favor Garfield, with Lincoln close behind, out the squad, still remembering Roosevelt defeats of the past two years, hopes to change that. Along with the seven returning letter earners are several outstanding sprinters, hurdlers, and distance men who turned in fine times last year, but did notacquire enough points for a letter. TRACK FROSH - SOPH The frosh-sopn track team, under the supervision of Coach Nixon, successfuiiy opened the 1951 season, promising the 1952 varsity many new prospects. Returning from last year's team were Dick Pioof and Henry Hail. Also outstanding were Rod Hiiderman, Dick Raii, Jerry Lawrence and Biii Hoppe. i GOLF GOLF SQUAD Row lg Don Masterson, Don Biggar, Ken Khele, Dick Byam, Bill Mc- Alpin. Row 22 Herb Magnusson, Bob Goodman, Bud Staveny, Don Dawson. LW. JOHNSON The golf squad, with four lettermen, Bud Stavney, Herb Magnusson Don Dawson, and Dick Byam, started out the season by defeating Queen Anne 21-3, with Stavney medalist. Rounding out the team were Don Masterson, Don Biggar, Ken Khele, and Bill McAlpine. Coached by Mr. L. w. Johnson, the team appeared in top form as the season progressed, and they hoped for another title. 83 X TENNIS TENNIS TEAM Row ig Givan, wicknick, Lemke, Coons. Row 2: Gorohoff, Thayer, Smith, Nelson. The tennis team, coachedby Mr. Starr Sutherland, started off the season by successfully defeating Cleveland 6-3. With three returning lettermen. the squad promised to be a title contender. Don Lemke, a letterman, filled the number one spot, followed Dy Ken Gorohoff, Boyd Givan, Fred wick- nick and Gary Thayer. Others include Bob Lokke- bo, Van Aikman and Ron Anderson. 7 73512 WK? ffrfwaw Wie GIRLS SPORTS The school year began as usual down in the girls gym with the unpacking of new equipment, regis- tering of entering Freshman and Sophomores, and down to hard work. The year proceeded as usual with a few major events. Early in the spring softball, badminton, dancing and showers were all thrown to the wind for splinting, artificial respiration and transpor- tation. The gym scene took on quite a different look due to the new civil defense program. But as usual during the last two weeks of school the girls again took their strolls up to Wall- ingford to engage in a rousing game of softbalL The last days of school found our three Physical Education teachers busily packing-up for another well-earned vacation BASKETGIRLS: Row l: Marianne Laskares, Beverly Firth, Marianne Schur, Marilyn Chamberlin, Jeanette Bronk Row 2 Nedra Polk, Jackie Otto, Marne Hondal Jackie Miller, Mary Ann Mohlman, Ann Munson Row 3 Charlotte Dowman, Donna Miller, Ann Brown, Janette Anderson, n - I . - . 0 Dottie McKenny. Row 14: Marilyn Taylor, Pat Fitzgerald, Pat Sarver LITTLE 'L': Row l: Sylvia Kirkebo, Pat Sarver, Sally DeJarnett, La Vern Bjork- land, Kay Peck, Donna Pallodin, Nedra Polk. Row 2: Lorraine McKernan, Pat John- son, Martha Gebert, Adrienne Enge, Pat Hibbard, Georgina Kent. Row 3: Janet Reese, Janet Risan, Ann Quam, Charlotte Dowman, Lois Peterson, Pat Cruce. LITTLE 'L' CREED I, as a member of the 'Little L' Club, pledge my utmost loyal- ty to carry out its functions to the best of my ability. To be a good sportsman in victory or de- feat, to advance the interest in girls' athletics at Lincoln High School and to uphold the stand- ards of 'Little L.' Big 'L' and Little 'L' are the girls' letter clubs for Lincoln. These members have earned Their letters by participating after school in a number of major and minor sports. Serving as president for Big 'L' this year was Marie Hoidal along with Janette Anderson, vice- president and Margaret Klute, secretary. Miss Moeser is the sponsor for the Club. The president of Little 'L' for this year was La Verne Bjorkland, along with Sally De Jarnett vice-president, and Kay Peck, secretary. Mrs. Lowry is Little 'L' sponsor. BIG 'L' CREED To acquire self control and self reliance, To be ready to give as well as to receive, To be a good loser as well as a good winner, To cooperate with others for the welfare of the Club. To be loyal to my club in thought, word, and deed, and to give her always of my best effort. To endeavor to grow more health- ful in mind and body, Shall be my honest effort as a member of the Girls' Big 'L' Club. BIG 'L': Row 11 Virginia English, Oddney Strom, Margaret Klute, Marie Hoidal, Miss Moeser, Janette Anderson, Jackie Otto. Row 25 Kay Marksoury, Barbara Mor- rison, Pauline westling, Carrie Manus, Jackie Miller, Marianne LasKares, Beverly Fifth, Ann Brown, Lona Hillman, Joy Stromer. Row 3g Nancy Cope, Eunice Morris, Frances Morris, Janet Sellar, Marilyn Taylor, Pat Fitzgerald, Pat Sarven 87 1 VOLLEYBALL Row 15 Joy Rogers, Nancy Cope, Shirley Coughtry, Betty Torkelson. Row 2, Ann Brown, Janette Anderson, Charlotte Dowman, Sally DeJarnett, Evelyn wright. GIRLS BADMINTON Placed second in the Badminton Tourney, Jackie Miller, placed first, Marie Hoidal. VOLLEY-TENNIS Row 1, Oddney Strom, Beverly Firth, Shirley Coughtry, Marianne Laskares, Lona Hillman, Mar- tha GEDDert, Adrienne Enge. Row 23 Janet Sellar, Carrie Manus, Barbara Mil- ler, Pat Sarvar, Pat Hibbard. SPORTS Row 15 Paddy Pyatt, Joyce Aim, Marilyn Proctor, Joanne Lindquist, Arlene williams, Jackie Otto, Ladell Tackett. Row 25 Sherry wissler, Diane Smith, Helen Cowin, Joan Ripki, Dorothy Mundt, Joanne Deach. BASKETBALL Row 1: Oddney Strom, Martha Geoert, Carrie Manus, Marguerite LasKares, Lona Hillman, Gaile Edwards, Row 25 Ann Brown, Beverlv Broost, Jackie Otto, Charlotte Dowman Barbara Miller, Georgina Kent, Marianne LasKares, Carolyn Craig. BASEBALL Row 1, Shiela wakeland, Sue Logan, Janette An derson, Nancy Cope, Caroline Craig, Joy Rogers. V Row 25 Joy Stromer, Helen Marrow, virginia Eng- lish, Donna Clovel, Donna Millar, Norma Force Arlene Lippold. Row 3, Loretta Mueller, Roberta Christiansen Jackie Miller. a 0 ACTIVITIES prepared us for tomorrow's tasks as citizens and leaders A ,- :Qx -, N., Jw 741. . Wj wfff! 4ZffwfLfJZY-V 1,11 if 1.47 ww! 1 lx iii, . f ' jfifby 40LLjfV'f44f fcL, Ai! ' f 4 f . I , '49 Y -?L: STUDENT COUNCIL V- P re s '-'milisew .-.1-:essex ue oi -' ' ' 1 ' ncy Triple L Pres. J r. Rep. Sr. Rep. P' o L L i t CPCC . h P ' Conn: Ackerman VVf ' uhm' f 395- Mur ay, C6 'een e son, on Jwr. Rep. Fr. Rep. R. Splitter Pres. QS? , A L L 1' C 1 ng it erre , it C Newe l, Donna Nu , Jack Otto, Jim Miss Moeser Mr' Koenig Miss Gerriets Sr. vice Pres. Lynx C. Pres. Soph. Class Pres. ws. I . K 5 . .. ,, . 55 I f -. fr , . L ,Wim Ax, 1 . sw V- e . L l y 5 2 A iff K 9 ' V., Sf. ,A -f - , ,ki n f 2- ig 5, - , , - - -a t y 1' .' L gl eers ' L C . , 4' or i e 9 .. sis ,ge Wi .. , , - . J A ' A . L ii k ..,, sv , C X C , g -...A :L. 5 N C ' R' a S emen ee Efiirym in, Betty Pardo, Dick :char son, G. sts, Marjorie Fr. Class P . v-Pres. Orem Re?- l'iOhfl. Soc. PTE Q X Y ...af ,kan anviey, Bu !e'eb, 'Jger Jr, C ass pres Fr, vice pres, 3, , v pres, Sr. Class Pres.R. Splitter Pres.G. C. Pres. F,-WWW I V ' v Student Council, as the voice of the sein. v-Pres, 3,C, pres, Sr, Rep, students and as their leading force, 6 ' Q j if - C , did much during the 1950-51 school year! , ' . A, P 1 Miss Gerriets, Miss Moeser, and Mr. Lee i jf Koenig lent their talents as faculty ' 5 ,, N advisers. Coordinated Dy Herb Mead, the various committees performed the stu- ' ' .'i' .3 l dent council functions. ,, f kq.4 ' V' W i 2 1.- ,,,:.: Ke er, Peggyg Larsen, Don Lewis, on K' F.S.A. Pres. sr. Rep Lynx C. Pres. 91 Q 15 Q3 In STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORED COMMITTEES POINT SYSTEM: Betty Berryman, chair- man. This system allotted a maximum of 13 points for school offices and club memberships. This year the points allotted for various offices were lowered to insure more students of participation in school activi- ties. ELECTION COMMITTEE: Bob Horchover, chairman. This committee mapped out The general procedure for the school elections this spring. Designed to clarify qualifications for student offices and duties of future student leaders, this committee forms a vi- tal part of student government. ROOM SPEAKERS: Don Larson, chairman. The room speakers reported to rolls WhIChIHd not sent representatives to the roll room council meetings. Thus everyone was kept in touch with the Student Council and with all school activities. ft- isrQ i'1a' 9'f T ' 1 I 1 M 1 ' W BULLETIN BOARDS: Barbara Longpre, chairman. This committee has charge of decorating the main hall buUetin- boards. School projects or events were used as themes, impressing upon every student the need of co-opera- tion and participation in school affairs. ASSEMBLY SEATING COMMITTEE. Peggy Keller, chdrman. At the startof each semester this committee assign- ed permanent auditorium seats to every roll. These assioned seats elimunated confusion and disturbance while a program was in progress. CARD STUNT: Connie Ackerman, chair- SCHOOL BANKING: Jim Brehm, chairman. man. This committee presented half- This committee handled all transac- wl time entertainment at many Lincoln tions connected with school banking, aims football games last fall. The com- which takes place in the roll rooms Q 'lf y mittee worked with the Lincoln Band every Tuesday morning. Students h,. ti,ffg in upholding Lincoln's tradition of were thus granted the opportunity to , ij! 'S frequent and popular entertainment bank during school hours. ?:i',5 ,f during the halves. CLEAN-UP COMMITTEE: John Baker, Tif gil. E I chairman. This committee supervised s ff: ' I the upkeep of the school grounds. T ii I T Each class cared for one side of the Qga gs,3:5QgfQ fott Ty fg3hgfT5,a building. The class chairmen were Qggg Qfggtf g g a'- , I' if senior, Marion Hannah: junior, Bob iiiji E-WEEQ s 1i i es 'se5Ts, Horchover: sophomore, Barbara 'iii I ii I I ,, Q Gierschg and freshman, Reed Bement. 2 i t tli' T FINANCE COMMITTEE: Eunice Morris, INTER-Nl REPRESENTATIVE COMMITTEE: chairman. Every month this commit- tee reports to the Council any in- formation concerning the financian status of the school. This informa- tion is secured each month from Mr. Swanson, the school treasurer. nero Mead, chairman. Members repre- sent Lincoln at conferences during the school year to promote an under- standing ofleadership and government among students. This assures effi- cient execution of student affairs. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE: Marjorie Ross, chairman. This committee assumed the responsibility of publicizing the functions and activities of the Student Council through the weekly paper, posters, and room speakers. T DAY Tradition Day, Lincoln's Birthday, is one of the years' most important occasions, including a double assem- bly, faculty luncheon, festive lunch menu, and dance. The presentation of Collin Crulkshank and Gloria Finkenstein as Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln proved a highlighting event. Fine publicity and response made the day a success. Ten committees planned this year's activities, under the chairmanship of Lillian Enberg. ROM. ROOM COUNCH Roll Room Council, nucleus for Student Body discussions, met once a week under Nancy Cope's direction. It consisted of representatives from all the rolls, who reported discussion pack to their first periods. PEP CLUB l The Pep Club, newtotne ranks of Lincoln organ- enjoyable events. Officers were Peggy Keller, izations, has a large energetic membership. Det- Shirley watson, Ted Maynard, Joyce Newgard, Dick ermined to co-ordinate school spirit, the club Pardo, and Helen Kirkpatrick. Mr. Pitzer advised. has promoted clap-worthy assemblies and other GIRLS' CLUB Responsibilities of office'in Girls' Club this year went to Janet Zeeb, presidentg Betty Berry- man, vice-presidentg Pat Dunn, corresponding secretary: Jo Anne Ramey, recording secretary: and Joan Anderson, treasurer. To further admin- ister, twenty-three committee chairmen were appointed to the cabinet. Under the guidance of Miss Hensel, adviser, President the Girls' Club planned a Mother-Daughter tea, the 'windmill whirl' dance, several parties, and i joined with Queen Anne in sponsoring two all- I city conferences. as' - - 4 a . ga H15 The goal of thlS organization is to involve more and more girls in activities, which will foster a greater democratic attitude. All girls I dai should be given the opportunity to get into the efggfprggryman fun of working for the school and at the same ' time develop individual poise and abilities. gi?dQ?Q,I 9 S ' if GIRLS CLUB CABINET mJo nne Ramey Rec. Sec. ,S N I: f.c. V. . .L M if X WA? I I I is ,. ' 1. ,.tS ' A S g f A S ,. . E21 1 , x M ea. A i f I V g,tg, I I A -I is . I - 5' ' . - ' I ', X . ELI IIILIiwEifixb. Vis, ?IIi ,isa gift, '1!52L ma in ml ull' idI!.lf ' 'in x' so ' z of-I '45 Q Nw? ii 5 if A - ,,I'1llLw ALB was i sf fi ' fish it -fi: ,S I sssi f S r Miss Hensel Pat Dunn Cor. Sec. Iqlagggglir w I. .1 W !r e eg s,:. Adi 5 'S' I Joan Anderson Treas. Anderson, Janette-Posters Brannan, Helen-Bulletin Bds Bryant, Kathleen-Clerical Burns, Janet-F.S.A.Advisor Conahan, Norma-Health Eckern, Dian-First Aid English, V.-Social Service Erickson, D.-Public Rela. Finkenstein, G.-Usher Force Hoidal, Marie-Big L Johnson, Ruth-Drives Johnston, Irene-Ice Skating Jones, Joanne-Personality Longpre, Barbara-Triple L Manerud, Marilyn-Publicity Peck, Carol-Desk Girl Perine, Barbara-Fine Arts Shultz, Zoanne-Tea Service Tackett, Ladell-Party Tjossem, Jackie-Extension Turner, Nancye-Friendship Robinson, Florence-Art walker, Lou Ann-Club Rooms wilson, Jean-Standard Dress gg! f ug Eiwcruikshank Sr. Rep. f' it ggi! KP . klg om Magee Sr. Rep. ' E Dick Pardo Sr. Rep. il ,. Fred Jessett Jr. Rep. BOYS' CLUB All moved into their new headquarters in room 102, the Boys' Club got underway with Bob Good- man as president. Often seen around school directing club projects, Bob leads the way in this all-school boys' organization, advised by the nine members of the Board of Control and Mr. Starcevich. Field patrol, trahic Squad, awarding of athle- tic letters, sale of plastic book covers and car stickers, and printing of the schedules of sport events are all activities. Several assemblies have also been sponsored. Boys' Club, by promoting friendship and activ- ities, seeks to increase the worthwhile high school experiences of all Lincoln Doys. Lynx Pres. S tg, -I : Jim Cruver Jr. Rep. Sf, Goodman President Currans Vice-Pres. 1 L Q i g 'WS Jack Hardman Sec. 1 A .H-. , J! V . Jack Null Lynx Pres. ei, A iiiifieiggif Dwight Hinge soph. Rep. TRIPLE L with President Barbara Longpre in the lead, the Loyal Lincoln Ladies have built up a fine record. Along with lunchroom duty and heloino at open house, the Triple L has served at P.T.A. affairs and hostessed a party given for the Roosevelt Golden Spurs. Miss Alice Miles is L club advisor. Barbara Longpre Pres. A L , Q Q k L L SA M PQJY ' - A L -. ' Sill- if , W- ' Alice Miles ' f:11TX,' P at if W , L QX ELX ii' Sylvia Blainey eiaeffgyv Pearl Relling V. Pres. Hes' BS- P P Sec. Anderso , K Arlowe, Lareen A L L V 1- il. L 1 L , ? - LL,.L L L X I EEN, L QL Li Berryman Betty nn L' ' 'i L w I 3 4 t S Ufyanfi Kathy eu2iwa1meE, B. ie Burley, Sharon Burns anet Conahan Norma Da son, Decker, Oespain, M. Dunn, Pat .X .y .5 ik E, 5 ,K LL. .x A V, . L ' L if X --1- ' P -P Av' ' L. V if A Q Q, L. P P P P A L -wss, t.l: f 2 Q- ' L ' K V ' ' 59+ gil 5' 'ESQQV , E5 A T-Zi 251 W 4 WWBP s S' ig' 41 EmMLfL 5h , '. 'ggi lie, srils Pfi il ,LEQ Enberg, Lillian Fl n, G. Gordon, Karen Grahn, Phyllis Grahn, Virginia Hossfeld kdanetnaugstad, Luc A Q A . l iggiQ.Qmf ,4f,?, mg Q., KHPV V, LEL :w,My , 5 ,S I I ,.:T J .j?L-!,f. , Johnson, Elinor Larson Rose M Laskares, M Lease, Dona Mallinson, 8. Marksour , Kay L. Y ' m e will A h is 6 h i t., -L : . 5 ? Y A 5 'yay jk 5 ff, ,Qif,g iii Hiiqx iii. T ' P 1 L xHLfQj Mfg 1 'fa Merritt, Donna McClel an, J. McGinnis, Janet Miller, Jackie Neil, Patty Perine, Barbara Radford, Darlen f L 'SLP ' Lip. A 85 1, ' P gp L wIlL' g , P L f,' Ll,ib ? , . fl? ' - .S X 'L . 1 Aw l.. P P L L. L, L my L J , L My V ...Pf 2 L K Li-Q as 5 P L 213 5 S lil Ala EF ffl i ff .Tiiv ff ' seeeiseff , Fi ti . Q Wu.sli . EH - l Ramey ,JoAnn .Lf 31. gigs :L L A. L , Reardon, Kathy Ross, Marjory Shultz, Zoanne Smith, Tacy A. Stunt, Sally . 1 L1 Qs 1 , Lk - l . H Lfgg ' 53.-L I ' . 4' Tormala, v. Turner, Nancye Walker, Lou Ann werth, Arlene wickersham, M. wilson, Jean L , Le,L L, L3 ,L , L .g,.f ,lII!IlIIIL, , Tackett Ladell if L . 'L Zeeb, Janet' LYNX CLUB The incentive of junior and senior boys, the . ec Lunx Club, is an active organization in school 9 ,lx Ne, , affairs. with Mr. Starcevich as adviser, Ron Lewis and Jack Null have been well able to if :fig Nuli direct the club. School services, such as ush- Ron Pgwif ' ering at football and basketball games, direct- Pres' en if e-fe Ei ing traffic, and acting as assembly guards, have Q- been readily performed. The club handles many Dig L, M odds and ends of chores around the school. Q if ,s?ieQg ig mgij V 1 jr' : . .ar e , Charles Benson BEN FOVU v i ce-Pres. V I Ce-PfeS- V X' 4 gi' ,,-..e i ,g,' Bch Gal arneau Max starcevich Dennis Brossart Sec. Sec. , K 'ex s is Q I x 1 Sv 'G . W ., . Qfiif ' i' 0' 7. -,edfiigwg zi - . 3 .4. 33 X , s. 5 . ,.,,,M .3 ? 45 e- V ,.kk . .. ,Vik F.. .iis e ' Agee. Ken Bushue. Paul De Nise. Max Fluharfy. Arvan Hall, Richard Jessett, Fred Milan, am Arlow, Duane Byron, Art Devery, Bill Gunstrom, Karl Hamiltgn, Ray Larsen, Dgn Pardo, Dick Box. Ben Crowthers. Lee EflQStV0m Don GUSt21fS0f'h Haff-lid Hendrickson, Bob Strahan, David , v t' Bruce Bramhall, Doug Cruver, Juni Falcones, Maynard Hiatt' Ray EZQQLQAQ, Don Yuhl, Mike L6 gina I p HONOR SOCIETY Based on high scholastic standards, the Honor ' Society limits its membership to those students who have proven themselves tops in grade aver- Bill Ford ages. With Mr. Aim as sponsor, Dick Pardo, v-pre3ideni served in the office of president. Mr. Alm Members are identified by bar-pins and senior torches. Graduates earn a permanent torch with ' 108 points. 5 1 if 2 W ,. 'I 4 Janet McGinnis ' d . Dick Par o Secretary President SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY First row: Ella Marie Taylor, Joan Jones, Marjorie Sweazy, Mary Alice wickersham, Donna Steve- son, Marilyn Manerud, Lorna Snodgrass, Coralee Hodges, Arlene werth, Lois Williamson, JoAnn Ramey, Shirly Pugerude, Joy Stromer-Second row: Barbara Davies, Joan Robinson, Mabel Hatchett, Pearl Relling, Betty Berryman, Pat Dunn, Verna Washburn, Phyllis Grahn, Donna Haggardt, Loyt Sparks, Jean Lokken, Janice Kenney, Elinor Johnson, Lillian Enberg, Jean wilson, Myrna Utness, Carol Lippold, Margaret Klute-third row: Janet Mclnnis, Tacy Smith, Margy Ross, Marietta Knight Fourth row: Darlene Radford, Dorothy Mundt, Janet Burns, Sylvia Blainey, Alice Bracher-Fifth row: Jack Null, Jim Blake, Ladell Tackett, Jean Cochren, Silvia Sadick, Velma Smoot, Eloise Le- muiex, JoAnn Cotton-Sixth row: Tom Currans, Dick Pardo, Ray Hamilton, Karen Gordon, Kathy Bryant, Judy Hulme, Ronnie Lewis, Bill Ford, Don Engstrom, Dick Goings, Don winkley, Janet Zeeb, Barbara Perine, Gloria Finkinstein, Janet McClellan-Seventh row: Bob Goodwim Fred wicknick ' I Lucie Haugstad, Donna Newell, Bud Stavney. L5 i ,ii W nf som-somone HONOR soclsrv ,J . ! ii t'i' Illllll Adan, Allison, Aim, Anderson, Alwell, Ba 5, Bangerter, Beach, Berrett, Bishop, Bj rklund, Boyce, Breum, Brown, Brozovick, Buege, Byrnei Callarman, Carlson, Church, Cloud, Colefjzoleman, DeJar natt, Dickert, oippert, Dodge, Dopp Douglass, Dowman, Elwell, Eriks, Fitzgerald, Fowler, Ful- lick, Galber, Garuin, Gilmore! Gowe , Graff, Gunderson, Haehnel, Hall, Hamlln,Harvey, Heilbrunn,- Heilbrunn, Henderson, HendfWcksoqL Herriges, Hibbard, Hollenbeck, Ja son, Jamison, Johnson, Johnson, Jones, Kaltbrunner, Kar , Kemprzxetzenbarger, Kerkebo, Lam , Lemke, Lippold, Logan, Lupton, Mansfield, Melvi7,Moor Mkrgan, Moshier, Mueller, Nelson,' n, Ohlinger, Olsen, Olson, Otto, Peck, Person, Pe erson Pickens, Purpur, Quam, Ransom, Re , Rehbein, Rice, Rindler, Rogers, Roholt, Rothl' berger, saruefj Schoettler, Scotty Smith, ot, Snow, Sorenson, Steik, Spurr, Swenson, Thomp on, Turner, M75hburn, weld, welsdhf Zimmerman. f' ,P ,f . 1. .IWNICYR HONCYR SOCIETY J L LJ ,ff I ,,, ,, x If f . . 7 X F Fifkt R . Jean Shellhorn, Carol McGrath, Joyce Morgan, Mary Ann Sjursen, Kathleen Anthony, I' I Y Cary Menus, Janet Sellar, Jance Jacobson, Shirley Reeder, Diane Paetzke-Second Row: Pat Sarver I finnn Fatrykus, Retha wilson, Laurajean English, Marcelle Cole, Lou Ann Henderson, Beverly Buch- Vi wafter, Barbara Ervin, Kathy Reardon Marilyn Preston, Frederick Jessett-Third Row: Sally Stuht, x 1 I 1. I Rhonda Erikson, Donna Pederson, Shirley Peebles, Charlotte Dowman, Ann Quam, Helen Kirkpatrick, Jean Heg, Bruce Nyland-Fifth Row: Carol Lyon, Doris Lokken, Joanne Swenson, Barbara Jostol, Ann Brown, Rosemary Larson, Ginny Grahn, David Mccorkle-Sixth Row: Bill Cornelius, warner Heilbrunn, Harold Dull. -53 PTA TEA SERVICE COMMITTEE The P-T.A. tea service Committee aided in en- tertaining faculty and parents. This Girls Club committee was guided by Zoanne Shultz. FIRST AID COMMITTEE First aid planning was the responsibility ofthe First Aid Committee under Dian Eckern. This was important as the school took steps toward complete preparation for possible disaster. DRIVES COMMITTEE The Girls' Club Drives Committee, under Ruth Johnson,was very busy this year with Creed, Red Cross, Firland, Ryther Child Cen- ter, Health week, and Stationery drives. Health week and the Health Assembly were al- S o co- sponsored. SKI CLUB Ski activities, movies, and election of inspirationals Clark Bean and Lois Horn were outstanding in the Lincoln Ski Club program. Officers were Clark Bean, Ben Grevstad, Christa Dahl, Sally Stuht and advis- er Mr. Gilbert. BULLETIN BOARD COMMITTEE Helen Brannan was in charge of the fine bulletin board displays this year. Her work certainly brightened up the halls and peo- ple's faces. POSTER COMMITTEE The Poster Committee, directed by Janette Anderson, cooperated with other committees on publicity and all forms of poster and art work. PUBLICITY COPHITTEE Directed by Marilyn Manerud, the Publicity Committee insured the publishing of Girls' Club activities in the TOTEM WEEKLY and pub- lished their own work, the 'Lincolnette.' CLERICAL COMMITTEE The Clerical Committee, directed by Kathy Bryant, completed many of the tasks necessary to the function of Girls' Club. Ruth Stibre ably aided the committee m turning out printed material. DESK GIRLS COMMITTEE Carol Peck supervised the Girls' Club desk girls. These girls were stationed as recep- tionists during the different periods of the day to care for 'sign-ins' and other matters. TCTEM WEEKLY I C I 5 C C U I I 3 P C O 'I I -Qs, 43mza.s,w,,' Managers .uk QEWETH ttf. X T, , A, h V , or ' f!Wa'i Hr Gilbert 'ffrigz s,g5jii ,ff .,- Margaret Cooke Loie Villiameen Bob Sl-Gmini Don Fl-'UCI' The Totem weekly has functioned under the four editorships of Marjorie Ross, wally Melvin, Janice McClellan and Gloria Finkenstein-Phyllis Grahn. The cooperating page staffs and the ad- vertising staff under Bob Stenning have produced a lot of fine reading material. Distribution day always found the student body clamoring for a 'Totem'. Mr. Gilbert, adviser, has had a man- sized job assisting the staff and training new journalists. 306005 QUIYCQF Edltdfll Sllff 13' 1 First Quarter Editor.1 st-ff , .iggi ttyl Marge Roee Vllly Melvin Fourth Quarter Editoral Staff - it Third Qu.rt.r Editor.1 St-ff 102 L-.4447 Janice McCellan 5 Phyllis Grahn sg ,gg 5 iffg T Gloria Finkonstein TOTEM NEWS STAFF Row 11 Ve1ma Smoot, Pat Dunn, Gloria Finkenstein Janice McC1e11an. Row 25 Jean wilson, Donna Newe11, JoAnne Swenson, Helen Gray, Ar1ene Tung- seth, Phy11is Grahn, Dorothy Mundt. Row 3, wa11y Me1vin, Myrna Utness, Mr. Gi1bert. TOTEH BUSINESS STAFF Diane Eckern, Margaret Cook Lenorta Rogers, JoAnne Mehan, Lois wi11iamson, Sharon Scott, Phy11is Abbey, Ann Duncan. TOTEM SPORTS STAFF Row 15 Norma Feroe, Joann Bower, Gordy Richard- son, Ken Hodgson. Row 25 Donn winkley, Jack Hardman, Gene Reed, Don Larson, Donn Culbertson. TOTEH ADD STAFF Ron Josto1, Nei1 Uh1man, Bob Stenning, ,S Don Fu11er, Art Byron, Haro1d Gustafson, Don Maio. 103 ANNUAL STAFF Hrf Pfitehgfd Janet Bu,-ns Phyllllis Q,-ann M. A. wickersham Jean Cochren Li11ian Enoerg RU?-h JOHNSON Advisor Editor Sr. Ed. Jr. Ed. 50Ph- Ed- Helen Brannan Mari1yn Manerucl Cover Ed. Schog1 life Ed. - Hg'1, Q. A L: V . - 4 in ':..- gif , , A , f - 1 Janet McGinnis Velma Smoot Retohcning ht EH. A' Bafbafa RYUGS Dick Yandof' Kathy BVYBUT Lauri Foster Lora1ee Spi11man A1ice Bracker E'linor Johnson Retouch i ng Feat u res Featu res Feat u res Features Featu res Feaiu FSS 0UTWARD BOUND SENIOR PLAY Strange people on ooaro a mysterious ship without a crew, sailing for an unknown des- tination--noutward aoundl' From the first dimming of the lights until the final cur- tain, the audience was held spellbound Dy the suspense-laden story and the fine acting. Because of the success of its presentation, the play was given again as a command per- formance. The able directi n f M . 1 ' ' ' o o r Jay Po lette made it possible for the senior play to De such a success. uf 'O' xwf' J ann. 50M Martha Arnold. Herb Mead, Anthony Freeman. Bruce Sargent, Norm Larson, Janet ldap: v SENIOR CRUISE The Senior Cruise on May 29 saw the Senior Class aboard the redecorated 'SightseerH. Bound for a good time, the passengers easily reached their destination. Barbara Perine supervised arrangements. SENIOR PROM Friday, June 8, at the Nile Country Club, the Senior Prom of 1951 was held with beautiful dec- orations and the music of Esquires lending a romantic mood. Don Fuller, Doreen Erickson, Alice Bracher, Lauri Foster, Joanne Jones, Jackie Tjossem, Arlene lerth, John Baker, Phil Deiasi, Jack Null, Ron Brumbaugh and Jerry Ramey were in charge SENIOR BANQUET A fine turkey dinner was enjoyed at the Senior Banquet, December 8. Wally Melvin acted as Mas- ter of Ceremonies, while JaCk Null was chairman. Entertainment and ship-style decorations gave the dinner a festive air. SENIOR VEEK Celebration of their coming graduation ex- tended a whole week, May 18 to Zu, for the sen- iors. The week was filled with election of Sen- ior King and Queen, an assembly, 'Blue Monday', bow tie and pigtail day, loud shirt and dirndle skirt day, an after-school dance, and the Senior Revue. It came to a sweeping close with dress- up day. Nancye Turner was chairman forthe week. SENIOR ANNUAL DRIVE The Senior Annual Drive succeeded in net- ting S99.9u. This amount was used to make a bqtder annual and to embeiish section pages. Coat hanger collection, dance, shoe shines,- cookie sale, and sale of faculty photographs aided in the money-raising campaign. P.T.A. MIXER AND DANCE COMM. Thanks to the able efforts of the P.T.A. Mixer and Dance Committee, Lincoln students en- joyed many evenings planned Dy this group. Events were held at the Green Lake Field House or in the gym. Freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors were represented on the committee. SEN IDR COHIENCEIENT Monday, June 11, at eight o'clock was the date of commencement for the senior class of 195L Seniors, the girls in white robes and the boys in royal blue, participated in the processional and awarding of diplomas. Lincoln High bid good-bye to another class ACTIVITY CARD COMMITTEE The Activity Card Committee sold activity cards to955 of the student body, enabling Lin- coln to tie Roosevelt in the annual contest. The hard-working committee, coordinated by Mr. Lamb, made the students activity-card conscious with an assembly and fine publicity. 47 First row: McKinny, Shannon, Lindquist, Canpbell, Preston, Love- Second row: Stewart, Sand, Grai- ner, Cotton, Lee- Third row: Grant, Lazarette, Schoettler, Clark, Lare- Fourth row: Christensen, McEachern, HOPD, wakeland, Jackson- Fifth row Hansen, Cain, Smith Verna Erickson, Buddean SChmidI, Gail weld, Ann Quan LIBRARY Lincoln's library serves the students' many needs for reading material. The library has over 9,000 books and a sub- stantial file of magazines and is man- aged by Miss Eastman, Mrs. Beaver, Mrs. Lumley, and students. LOST AND FOUND COPHITTEE The Lost and Found Committee, sponsored by Miss werby, aided in the returning of lost arti- cles to the students. The Station, located by the Girls' Club, was open during both lunches and for ten minutes after school. ATTENDANCE DFFICE Attendance is strictly recorded and absences accounted for in the high school attendance of- fice, under the direction of Mrs. Baker. Stu- dents assist in checking absentee and sign-out slips, filing, noting early dismissals, and phoning. FIRE, EARTNQUAKE AND BOMB DRILL SQUAD The fire, earthquake and bomb drill squad supervised school drills. The squad was trained to direct students in emergencies, and prepara- tions were wade to administer first aid. Hall patrol also assisted in these drills. Row lg Salvino, Heinz, Firth, Klink, DuPuis, Kirkpatrick, Schuette, Carol Chase, wilson. Row 2, Hainel, Peter- son, Moeser, Fullick, Johnson, Hunt- worth, Jacobs, Graff, Barret, Davis, Bethea, Johnson. Row 3: Nelson, Prissy, Campbell, Newgard, McLough- lin, Hunt, wickstrom, Edin, Part- ridge, Swanson, Lische. Row up Fullick, Davis, Harder, williams, Turner, Mrs. Baker, Leaf, Murphy, Christenson, Chatelus. COUNSELOR'S OFFICE The Counse1or's Office is a stopping- place for all students. Counselors Earl Cochran and Jessie Orrell are sympathe- tic to adjustment problems, ambitions, and over two thousand personalities. They're people with a big job. ART LIBRARY Seattle's only high school art library at Lincoln offers valuable and interest- ing books and pictures. Directed by Miss Cole and Barbara Perine, it has sponsored a tea, open house, and flower arrangement contest. MAIN OFFICE The nucleus of the school, the main office, is managed by Mrs. Washburn, Mrs. Davies, and a host of helpers. Registration, school records, adminis- tration work, information, and bulletin notices are their responsibilities. HALL PATROL The hall patrol has protected student and school property by preventing unne- cessary wanderinginhallsduringclasses Don Dundin, Jim Anderson, Larry Grant, and Mr. Miller, advisor, guided the activities of the patrol. First row: Marya Schoettler, Doris Lokken, Pauline westling, Barbara Shokse Lokken, Pauline westling, Barbara Shouse Marjorie Nelson, Betty Kelly, Shirley Pugarude, Virginia Sutherland-Second row: Joyce Cranfield, Leone Felknor, Stuart Smailes, Janice McKinnis, Darlene Taylor Eloise Lemieux, Margaret Klute, Joan Engstrom, Roy Washburn-Third row: Mrs. Washburn, Peggy Alman, Karen Gordon, Lois Sorenson, Dick Pardo, Bill Devery, Ray Hamilton, Mr. Miller, Mr. Pfaff Donna Bailey. Janet Burns, Miss Orrell, Ladell Tacket, Lillian Enberg, Mr. Cochran. Row lg Lucie Haugstad, Janet Higbee, Miss Cole, Pat Pel- to, Barbara Perine, Janet Burns, Bettye Bethea, Sylvia Hill, Alayne Fletcher, Marlene Latimer. Row 23 Betty Bergeron, Loralee Spillman, Mercia Maher, Lillian Enberg Virginia English, Barbara Irvine, Lou Ann walker, Lorna Snodgrass, Maxine Hambleton, Jean Douglass, Ruth Johnson Pat Gilmore. VVU L Row 1, Dippery, Magee, Anderson, Manus, Schwarz, Lawrence, Grant, Brehm, Farrar. Row 2, wagner, Godfrey, Blake, Ramey, Baker, Seiter. Row 3, OeMasi, Amer, Baker, Melonas, Sava, GOOOWi0.. Row up shank, Mead. Row 55 Jones, Stillman, Currans, Larson, Shur. Row 65 Copress, Adams, Smith, Bailey, Larson, Branch. 111 X sl I .iq Griniols, Monan, Box, Brossart, Cruik- . as spa it s Qi' jgji, i gf- Front: Wally Melvin-Second row: Jennie wika, Row lg Gene Reed, Jean wilson,-Grace Strong Janice McClel- Marietta Knight, Carol Lippold, Loralee Spillman, XT' Nincye Jsrncir' .Beef Edwaftdi' Mr' Eliibert' GROW 21 - H - L kk r een ungse , oria Ainhens ein, Mari yn Maneru . Row Marliyn anson' Doris O en 33 Velma Smoot, Lois Williamson, Bob Stennlng. Row 45 Pauline westiing, Barbara Davis, Stan Jacobson. Row lg Marjorie Sqeazey, Loretta Ransom, Darleen Rogers Laine Henline, Marianne Schur. Row 2g Paul McCullough, Jim Jones, Bill Elijah, Bill Cornelius, Barbara Miller, Shirley Peebles. First row: Meredith Beach, Kathleen 0'Brien, Ann Beach Marianna Despain, Janet Sellar, Tacy Smith-Second row: Mr. Laing, Don Moehring, Don Engstrons, Bruce Martin, Dick Evans 112 Sharon Moody, Wally Melvin, Margaret Cook, Joann Bowen QUILL and SCROLL Quill and Scroll, honorary journalism society, is dedicated to improving and coordinating Lincoln's journalism department. Publicizing journalism activities, and collecting a panel of pictures illustrating various phases of news work were typical projects. Mr. Gilbert was adviser. ET CETERA Et Cetera, a magazine containing essays, poems, and short stories is published annually Dy the creative writing classes under the apt leader- ship of Miss Graves, Lincoln's creative writing teacher. It enables students to exhibit writing skill and expression. GERMAN CLUB Advisor, Mr. Kimball and officers Marjorie Sweazy, B111 Elijah, Jim Jones, and Paul McCul- lough maneuvered the German Club through an ac- tive year. Parties. the annual Kandy Kane Sale, and a picnic were given. The club corresponded with theGerman-American Friendship Club. sending Christmas packages to their German friends. FRENCH CLUB The French Club sponsored many activities this year, including a Christmas party, inter-school meetings, and dinner at a French restaurant. Showcase displays and the study of a program of the life and works of the French writer La Fon- taine were educational projects. Miss Schofield advised, while Barbara Davies, Pauline Westling, and Stan Jacobson officiated. DEBATE Lincoln has had a very successful year in speech and debate, placing Marianne DeSpain in the washington State Resources Contest. ratino second in the Annual Speech Festival, and coming through in other matches. The fourteen members of the debate team, coached by Mr. Laing, also participated in inter-school debates. Jack Biggs, Bill Atwell. BOOK ROOM Mr. Porter Hatley, who supervises the book- room, is in charge of distribution of books and supplies to the various classes. Replacement and repairoftext-books is a big responsibility. Teachers and students cooperate to help simplify this work. STAGE FORCE Have you ever wondered who belonged to the my- sterious feet which traveled across stage before the curtain was down? Investigation reveals the stage crew at work shifting scenes, dimming lights, and moving sets. MIKE SQUAD A new public address system eliminated many of the problems of the Mike Squad this year. The boys, led by John Berkman and Mr. Roys, were very busy, however, preparing for assemblies and other events. MOVIE SQUAD Well Drepared to handle film troubles, the Movie Squad, under the direction of Mr. A. P. Johnson and student-led by Malcolm McKernan and Jim Brehm, has been employed showing many films to classes. TICKET FORCE Keepinq a watchful eve on activity cards and ticket stubs was the loo of the boys on the Tic- ket Force, under the leadership of Dick Yandon and the direction of Mr. Scheele. Ticket sale for sports events and other school activities were aptly handled by the girls. Row 1: Gorley, Hanson, Gordon, Taylor, Hatcher, Saterlee. Row 2: Browne, Smailes, Yandon, Ch. Bean, Bauscus, Christenson. Row 3: Mr. Almquist Elijah, Culbertson, Seiter. U : in-Q Row l:G. Keffler, H. Dalthorp, R. Fernandes, J. Morehouse, 0.Anderson, D. Smith. Row 2: J. Lowe, L. Lotz. Mr. Roys, Duane Arlowe, John Latimer, John Heilbrum,John Berkman, Bob Caulfield, Don Bishop Row 1: M. Nelson, J. Null, M. McKernan, J. Brehm, D. Finch, P. Sava. Row 2: Mr. A. P. Johnson, L. Tackett, C. Smith, D. Bigger, J. Myers, J. Garvan, C. Smith. Row 3: R. Smoot, D. Black, J. Green, w. Msrshall, T. Magleson. 113 l l F.S.A. I F. SJ. -An active 0VQHlliZaU0fl for ffesman and SOPN' Lincoln games and put up the galahall decorations. 0fTl0Ve QIVTS. the F-S-A-. is the fifsli Step-to with Janet Blrns as up-per classman adviser,. the many school organizations. Among other activ- Freshman-Sophomore Auxiliary is a part of Girls ili6S, the 9iV1S make the C0TOVfU7 POVTP-Poms for Club and a worthy organization for girls. RAILSPLITTERS RAILSPL ITTERS The familiar black and red emblems of the club for future Dig wheels, Railsplitters is a Railsplitters, freshman-sophomore boys' organ- part of Boys' Club. The underclassmen assist ization are often seen around school. A service their older classmates in many activities. MUSIC f toall game of the season as well as sever- Lincoln is proud of her band which played at every oo al assemblies and many pep assemblies, helping to raise school spirit. Under the direction of Mr. Stanley Weiss, the Senior Orchestra played at several school presentations, sucn as the 'or Revue as well as preparing their own assembly. Talent Show and the Sen: , if mg 2255, Haro ar a 40 . Se one 13170, J U0 r ss. 0688 CHANTERS The Lincoln Chanters had another very successful year, under the able I . zer. They did much outside singing, as well as presenting oeautiful programs for the Christmas and Easter assemblies. Lincoln High was honored to have their Choral group represented washington in singing on the National Safety Broadcast. f r the Governor's Conference, The Lyons Club, and many others. The Chanters also sang o qv if, 1 :U 31.3 Q.: SCHOOL CALENDAR ' l ' F October 20... October lu... Pep Assembly for west Seattle game 'We afe 371 for Lincoln Hi9hn we won 35-0 5. - 'Q November 17-la... December 8... Magical artists of illusion in the 9aCk5ta9e at the Senior P757 Talent Show December 15... Christmas Assembly Twas the night before Christmas' I December 21.H Junror Class Dance 'Santa and the Serenaders were there' 'if December 20... Gir15' C1ub Open House 'Joy to the world' January 11... Dancer at B111 Ho1m's Indian assenv b1y 119 5 Q. 9. February 15... Annual Drive Campaign 10' February , , 'Shine 'em Dorene and Connie' MF fa-G dfnl 'hi 4-'X will 0 Hy ..- xv-13. , ,U .eg fs, ' . 'Hit the dirt' Q... , ,- J 'J jp .. .. K . ' P' x fi A - - , ,. Mm 49.4 V ., x ,-, .1 ., gwwvioav , , .. X -i ... , f-if .i Xgldgk Q.-sf A' L ., :ef W , K. H V -3' JY -1. - i k k,M Q, X 't , J, . , b si .f MPQ, , .i 3 . . ,H 1 of wk b ,f ,,,. 11. February 28... 12. March 5-9... Book cover sales Noon snowball fights 'The Boys' Club raises money' 11. March 13... 111. Mar'Ch 16... Clothing for Korean Drive King Rex presents sports letters and inspirational awards. 15. April 15... 16- June 1... First aid classes Girls' Club Installation Now girls this is the open head bandage. an 'A X Go FCI BD 'W . Betty 'n Hank A Dump on a log ,.. .af my Pretty mermaids - R f, Af, gm. . wk ,fy 1 S Q Gite L VY ,. gk 'P fcreigmerso , . I wa wxtn my Barium 2 S dancin' 'O Zh e Te neaaee 1 war-nan '5?g?2 Vi m-H A Qgfgfi, A 5 59 5 lim G f i ,px staff i yuxwx sv 4 Q Y' 'A ggig? gggsf 5353 , . u. jig' BeaL I1 some 3' W0 Fw . '-Im? P B u Three o'c1oca in the :morn in' skis- ! PL b !s L3d911 rea11y an amd ? HOi fudge for Eev 'Q' ii vo.. 10 ,ICJ LJ t acc up xceve? GIQQX 1 -if ferry boat P?ay1n3 made and seeK? K, 1' Xarnyx iflii-lu --...Q L+ Upper left: Peggy and Dorene plan Pep Club dance: Cupid's Capers. Upper right: The boys listen to a play by play account of the football game. Center left: Tom weighs in first day of turnout. Center right: Players get ready for a tour of 'Deep Harbor' at nearby grade schools. Lower left: Paul and Tom practice block- ing at Lower Woodlawn while the 'fellas' look on. Lower right: The songleaders smile pretty for the photographer. 5 1? , .J af? Upper left: Class editors start planning for l95l annual. Upper Fight! Planning for Junior Day, l950. Center left: Here's Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln, l95l. Their aliases are Gloria Finkenstein and Col- len Cruikshank: Center righu Nancye Turner and Collen Cruikshank as Junior Prince and Princess--Junior Day, l950. Lower left: The dance line from the Tal- ent Show. On, those Chinese costumes! Lower right: 'fill a stocking for a sol- dier' drive. This roll room filled over thirty. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Besides those listed on the Annual Page, the following students have helped with the production of this Annual. Joanne Ramey Lois williamsen Lucie Haugstad Mary Dougherty Bob Stenning Pat Pelto Myrna Utness Barbara Swanson Rita Elmer Judy Hunt Marion Hannah Irene Johnston Dorothy Smith Tom Magee Donn Bodine Jim Anus Audrey Home virginia Holcomb Nancy Downing ward's Bindery National Lithog w. F. eoaaricn Karawicz Studio Brittons Jack Johnson raphy Co. Vs wi ., 1.
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