Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1953 volume:

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W'ilson Totem Reporter 't ft . , 15 wir-W - V ' 5, li ' I 'Gigi Q-,, , , r 1 l' sam Delores Kirkpatrick Student Council Rep As the Seniors of 1953 look back on their last year, they recall many enjoyable activities in which they have participated. They see many happy memories which Will never be forgotten. Led by Pat Fitzgerald, mtg Folke Nyberg, Vice-Presidentg Karen Ram- Secretaryg Sharron Welsch, Treasurer: Kay Susie Rindler, and Delores Kirkpatrick, Student Council Representatives, Edna Harrison, Senior, Class TOTEM Reporterg Barbara Wilson, Senior Student Council TOTEM Reporterg and Miss Williams, Faculty Advisor, the Senior Class has experienced the most en- joyable of all Senior years. At the beginning of the school year West Seattle was invited to a dance held after school. All decor- ations, programs, and finances were handled by the efficient Seniors. An important item in any Senior's last year is the week when he is King and reigns supreme, such was Senior Week. Each Senior was made to feel the most important person in all the school. Bach day followed in line with the central theme, Senior Circus. Tags were distributed, teachers honored, a Senior luncheon, Seniority Day, Pig Tail and Bow Tie Day, and Senior Dress-Up Day with the Senior assembly, Banquet, and Senior Play. At Christ- mas time and Valentine's Day the Seniors expressed their appreciation to the teachers with special hand- made cards. In the early Spring the choosing of caps and gowns, and announcements was the important item in the life of the Lincoln Senior. Por the first time a Spring Dress-Up Day was held. For the end of a perfect year, the Senior Prom, Commencement and Cruise concluded the activities of the Senior Class of 1953 Susie Rindler Student Council Rep X Z-'M-Cx i j ff vm- 'l W f vr fm:rz1. 2-, ffzesawrgdaseet gg... . f f . fi , 6, . Jem S f it am X , L rf,,,w i t S . -...grain , 2, ,Q ,an 1 xr we :germ ,, vc sa- ? 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ALLISON, RICHARD, Doctor : Railslitters, Lynx, Hall Patrol, Clean Up Squad, Spanish Club, Soph. Honor Society. Ambition: To be a geologist. ANDERSON, BILL: ANDERSON, RICHARD, 'tDick : Boys' Club, Spanish Club. Ambition: To graduate. ANDERSON, DOLORES, Do Do : Pep Club, Ski Club, Senior Play, Talent Show, Alethiens, Chanters. Quotable Quote: Do unto others as Society. you would have others do unto you. ANDERSON, DONALD R.: Bowling, Track, Boys' Club, Swimming. ANDERSON, JEAN , Jeannie : Ambition: To get married. ANDERSON, JOYCE, Dusty : Swimming, Driving, Bowling Club, Drill Team, Health Com- mittee. Favorite Song: Where are you? ANDERSON, SUE: Torch, F, S. A., Ice Skat- ing Comm., Personality Comm., German Club, Totem Roll Rep. Ambition: To go away to col- lege. - ANDERSON, TED, Little Ni1eS : Honor ANDRESEN, BARBARA, Barby : Pep Club, Lincoln Band, All City Band Majorette, Spades, 1950 Soph. Talent Show. 1951 All School Talent Show. ANEMA, ANDREW, ANDY : News Staff. Pet Peeve: Sixth Period Study. ANSETH, LOIS, Lowie : Personality Comm., Party Comm., Activity Card Staff, Pep Club, Basket Room, Study Checker, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Roll Rep., Senior Week, Swimming. ANTHONY, BARBARA, Barbie : Drama, Dancing. Ambition: Telephone operator. ARGUS, HELEN, Gus : Band, Orchestra, Ticket Force. Ambition: To go to college. KRMSTRONG, ROBERTA, Bertie : Absoroka Rifle Club, Spanish Club, A Cappella Choir. Quotable Quote: Big Deal . ARNSTEIN, SANDRA, HSandy : Fine Arts Comm., Social Service Comm., Totem Rep., Study Hall Checker, Annual Staff. Pet Peeve: Being called Bathtub Babe . '!? 5? 'Ji vw Back at school, Ray Swanson, Gary Keffler B111 Gustaf sun, Pat Fitzgerald, Alice Erickson, Nancy Dunn and Ted Rothlisberger are getting reacquainted Songleaders Dottie Provine and Sharron Welsch switch places with yell leaders Tom Tucker, LeRoy Mathews, and Dave Harwood at a Pep Assembly. ATWELL, BILL, Wi11y : Veep Student Council, Pres. Roll Room Council, Inter High Council Rep., State Leaders Conference Rep., Soph. Student Council Rep., Veep Railsplitters, Sr. Prom Comm., Operetta. BACH, MERRILYN: F. S. A., Girls' Club. Pet Peeve: People who think only of themselves. BAKER, PEGGY, Peg : Starflot, Sr. Play, Sr. Review. Ambition: marriage. Favorite Song: String of Pearls. BANGERTER, DARRELL, Darien: Honor Society Pres., Jr. Rep. to Board of Control, Sr. Band, T. Day Comm., Totem Weekly, Ski' Club, Pep Club, Jubilynx Comm., Jr. Day Comm., Student Council, Senior Banquet Chr. BARKER, JOANN, UJo : F. S. A., Health Comm., Spanish Club, Activity Card Comm., Sr. Day Comm., Sr. Week Comm., Study Hall Check- er, Sr. Play. Pet Peeve: Wise-crackers in' assemblies. BARRY, GAYLE: Health Comm., Fine Arts Comm., French Club, Torch, Activity Card Comm., T. Day Comm. BATES, BEVERLY, Doc : Social Service Comm., Pres. Olive Kerry J. O. G., Pep Club, Spades. Most Remembered Moment: When I got my ring. BAUMGARTNER, BILL: Managing Ed. Totem Weekly, Torch, Pres. N. I. R. O., Debate, Quill 8: Scroll, Advance Drama, Co. Chr. Activity Card Comm., Lincoln Rep. in Contest to both Nation- al Political Conventions. BEACH, MEREDITH, Midge : F. S. A., F. S. A. Advisor, Debate, Pep Club, Ski Club, P. T. A. Dance Comm., Honor Society, Spades, Minute Girl, Roll Rep. Pet Peeve: People who move away. BEAN, LAEL, Beanie : F. S. A., Ski Club, Activity Card Comm., Friendship Comm., Per- sonality Comm., Talent Show, Attendance Of- fice. Most Remembered Moment: When I was hit by a car. BEARE, JOAN: F. S. A., Ski Club, P. T. A. Dance Comm., Study Hall Checker, Pep Club, Personality Comm. Quotable Quote: Sorry, I'm late! BELL, BONNIE, K.itty : Personality Comm., Friendship Comm., Social Service Comm., Pep Club., Minute Girl, Roll Council Rep., Totem Roll Rep., Soph. Pic. Comm. BELL, GEORGELLEN, George : Activity Card Comm., Totem Staff, Sr. Roll Rep., Ski Club, Driving Club, Friendship Comm., Spades Sr. Committee. BELL, LELA, Lee : Friendship Comm., F. S. A., Ticket Force, Minute Girl, Soph. Roll Rep. BENDER, CHARLES, Chuck : Debate, Sr. Band, Jr. Editor Annual Staff, Honor Society, Chr. Election Comm., Lincoln Rep. Youth Views the News. BENEDICT, CLAUDIA, Benny : Health Comm., Talent Show, Honor Society, Activity Card Conun., Chanters, Ski Club, Latin Club Festival, Pep Club. Pet Peeve: Fair Weather Friends. BENEDICT, RUTH, Rastus : French Club, Latin Club, Pep Club, Christmas Pageant '50, Sophomore Talent Show, Social Service Comm., Girls' Club Open House. BENNETT, ED: BENSENE, GENE: Football, Sr. Operetta, Adv. Chanters, Ski Club, Dance Comm., Simple Simon Tour. Ambition: To be a WAC. Favorite Pas- time: Sleeping. BENSON, NORMA: Attendance Office, Pep Club, P. T. A. Dance Comm. , T.. Day Comm., Activity Card Comm., Ski Club. Favor- ite Pastime: Looking out the Window. BERG, JIM, Burger : Hall Patrol, First Aid Squad, Sr. Band, Pep Club. Quotable Quote: Those that get ahead in life usually need it. BERG, MARJORY, Bergie : Personality Comm., P. T. A. Dance Comm., F. S. A., Swim- ming, Sr. Week Comm., Talent Show, Minute Girl, Ski Club, Girls' Club Assembly, News Ad- vertising Staff. BERG, NORMA, Speedy : Totem Weekly, Spades, F. S. A., French Club, Personality Comm., Roll Room Rep., Senior Roll Rep., Pep Club, Social Service Comm., Activity Card Comm., Sr. Week. Comm. BERGERON, BETTY, Bet : G. C. Cabinet, Standards Comm., LLL, T. Day Chr., Usher Force, Soph. Roll Rep., Art Library, Fine Arts Comm., Party Comm., F. S. A., Senior Prom., Ski Club, Extension Comm. BERGSTROM, MURIEL, Tootsie : F. S. A., Usher Force, Ticket, Minute Girl, Friendship Comm., Roll Room Council, Personality Comm., Favorite Song: ' 'Stardust . BERRETT, BONNIE, Bon : Girls' Club Pres., LLL, Activity Card Comm., Pep Club, Ski Club, Student Council, Jr. Day Comm., T. Day Comm., F. S. A., Girls' Club Cabinet, Torch. BINGE. DWIGHT, Bing : Basketball, Base- ball. Sec. Boys' Club, Rep. to Board of Control. Quotable Quote: What, another nickel? IBIENGHAM, MERLYN, Merl : Intramural Football, Basketball. Quotable Quote: Who? What do you think you are, an owl? BISHOP, DON: Mike Squad. Ambition: To own a Hamburger-Ice-Cream Stand. Pet Peeve: Girls fBut I like 'em.J BJORKLUND, LAVERNE, Lovey : F S. A., Little Prex.. Honor Society, Soph. Talent Show, Chanters, Girls' Club Cabinet, LLL Sec., T. Day Assembly Chr., Activity Card Comm., Social Ser- vice Comm. BJORNSEN, DONALD: Boys' Club. Favorite Song: Wish You Were Here. BLAINEY. ALAN: Fire and First Aid Squads, Ski Club, Bowling Club, Spanish Club. Quotable Quote: I'm for pep club. BLAIR, KATHLEEN: Adv. Chanters, Roll Council Rep., Drives, Social Service Comm. Most Remembered Moment: Being Girl of the week. BLASCHKA, CARMEL, Sticky : Fine Arts Comm., T-Day Tea Comm., Activity Card Rep. Ambition: To own a Cadillac. BODE. TED: Usher Force, Spanish Club, Boys' Club, Canters, Earthquake Squad, Ski Club. Quotable Quote: I'm for Steve. BOLAN, JOANNE, Jo Jo : Girls' Club Cabi- net, LLL, Usher Force, P. T. A. Dance, Sr. Week, T. Day, Sr. Prom, Pep Club, Ski Club, Minute Girl, Study Hall Checker, Roll Rep., Friendship, Personality, Ski Queen. BONGFELDT, PAUL BONNER, DON BOOTH, CARMYN, Carbon : Adv. Chanter, Roll Rep., Party Committee, T-Service, Activ- ity Card Comm., Study Hall Checker. Favorite Song: On a Chinese Honeymoon. BOWER, VERN L., Bow-Wow : Varsity Baseball, Fire and Earthquake Squad Capt., Roll Rep., Intramural Basketball, Totem Sports Ed., Annual Sports Ed., Senior Drama, Movie Squad. FW 5-H 5' we Mr. Nollan gives the word to Hank Hall, Darryl Bradshaw, Pete Hansell, Bill Squibb, Jerry Jacobson,and Don Lund- berg during half-time. Ted Lash1ey's helping out. -awe., BOUTON, JOAN: BOYCE, MARYLIN, Red : Activity Card Comm., Pep Club, Social Service, Roll Rep., Sr. Orchestra, Soph. Jr. Honor Society, T. Day Comm.., Study Hall Checker, String Quartet. Ambition: To become a fine and Worthy woman. BRADSHAW, DARRYL: Two year Letterman in Football, Pres. Athletic Council, Senior Board of Control, Student Council, Hall Patrol, Track Squad, Basket Room. Ambition: To become a M. D. BRAIDA, GIL: Talent Show, Fire Squad, French Club. BRANDRIFF, SUZANNE, Susie : Friendship Comm., Fine Arts Comm., F. S. A. Pep Club, Usher Force, Ski Club, T. Day Comm. Ambition: College. BRANNAN, ROBERT, Buzzie : Tennis. BREUM, MARIAN: Big L, Little L, Minute Girl, Sen. Roll Rep., Capt. Drill Team, Person- ality, Party, Health, Drive Committees. Favor- ite Song: Smoke Rings. BRIGGS, GAYLE, Pigs : Study Hall Check- er, Usher Force, Standards Comm., Sr. Revue, Tea Service, Roll Rep., T. Day Assembly, Pep' Assembly, Pep Club, F. S. A., Favorite Pastime Slumber Parties. BROCKEY, JOAN, Toots : Activity Card Comm., Girls' Club. Pet Peeve: Bashful Boys with big brown eyes. I BRONK, JEANETTE, Jeanie : Art Library, Senior Bulletin Board Comm., First Aid Comm., Big L, Lincolnette, Basket Girl, Study Hall Helper. BROOKS, DICK, Slippery : Capt. 3rd Per. Hall Patrol, Sr. Band. Ambition: To become rich. Quotable Quote: Very Good. BROWARZICK, KURT, Stretch : Bowling League, Table Tennis. Pet Peeeve: Girls who smoke. BROWN, DON, Big Don : Hall Patrol, T Day Assem., Track, Football, Basketball, Lin- coln Hi-Y, Ski Club, Roll Council. Ambition: College Football. BROWN, DON H., Brownie : Football Man-- ager, Friendship Comm. Ambition: To be a Full Admiral. BROWN, DONNA: F. S. A., Minute Girl, Roll Rep., Jr. Breakfast. Pet Peeve: Deadlines. BROWN. DOROTHY: Jo Anne Oden, Barbara Wilson, Kay Peck, and Barbara Haehnel admire their new Senior Pins. That's Mimi Jatos comin' front center. BROWNE, HARRY, Tinke : Ticket Force, Hall Patrol, Minute Boy, Sr. Rep., Boys' Club Rep. Pet Peeve: Kids that do their homework. BROZOVICH, GAYLE, Gay : Personality Comm., Homecoming, Pep Club, Totem Staff, Honor Soc., Quill and Scroll, Sr. Week, T. Day Comm. BUCHAN, ROBIN, Big Wind : Totem An- nual, Boys' Club, Stage Squad, Sr. Drama. Most Remembered Moment: Playing the Bagpipes for Hopalong Cassidy. BUEGE, MARLENE, The Kid : Honor So- ciety, Minute Girl, Attendance Office, Public- ity Comm. Favorite Pastime: Driving Dave's car. BURRELL, DAVE, Doctor : Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, All City Band. Ambition: To be a gunsmith. BUTLER, LAURA, Jo Jo : Band, Activity Card Comm. Quotable Quote: Forward Ever, Backward Never. CALLARMAN, SHEILA, Sheetah : LLL, Veep. Girls' Club Cabinet, Drives Chr.,Jr. Day Comm. Most Remembered Moment: Aug. 2, 1952. CAMERON, ALAN, Ally-oop : Basketball, Hall Patrol, Lynx, Hi-Y,Jr. Day Comrn.,Com- mencement Marshall, Roll Rep. Ambition: To get ambitious. CAMPBELL, GAIL, GAY : Roll Rep., Tal- ent Show, P. T. A. Dance Comm., Pep Club, F. S. A. Sr. Prom Comm., Operetta, Minute Girl. CAMPBELL, JEANNE, Cur1y : F. S. A., Tal- ent Show, Basket Girl. Ambition: Work a While and get married. Pet Peeve: People who judge others before they know them. CARBIS, MARTHA, Martyn: L. S. A., Pep Club, Ski Club, Roll Council Rep., Minute Girl, Party Comm. Favorite Pastime: Skiing. CARLSON, TRUDY, Tec. : Christmas Pa- geant 1950, Singing in Queen's Coronation. Most Remembered Moment: When I touched a live wire. CARTE, VALLEN, Val : Starloft, Sr. Play, F. S. A., Pep Club, French Club, Personality Comm., Friendship Comm., Sr. Review. Quotable Quote: Oh for gunny sack's!' CASEBERE, MARIE, Case of Beer : F. S. A., Basket Girl, Crazy Hat Parade, Little L, Driving, Swim Club, Bowling Sec., Study Hall Checker. Pet Peeve: My nickname. CERRUTI, FREDA: Study Hall Checker, Friend- ship Comm. Ambition: To go to college. CERRUTI, LIBERO, f'Libby : Track, Hall Pa- trol,, Fire Squad. Pet Peeve: Women. CHAPLIN, JOHN: CHASE, DENNIS, Miken: T. Day Comm., Boys' Club, Totem Rep. Ambition: To fly to the moon in my piper cub. Pet Peeve: Soft sole shoes in study. Favorite Pastime: Flying. CHASE, JANET L., Jay : Lincoln: Desk Girl. Calif.: Student Council, Yell Leader, Drama, Production. Ambition: Reach the East coast. CHASE, KATHEA, Kitten : Roosevelt: Roll Rep., Opera, Glee, A Capella. Lincoln: Minute Girl, Drill Team. Pet Peeve: Boys shorter than me. CHEEK, LEEROY, Cheeko : Chr. Drives and Soles, Sec. Bowling Club, Usher Squad, Boys' Club. Ambition: To fly to the moon. Quotable Quote: I see all, I know all. CHEW, POY: CHRISTENSEN, JIM, Chris : Honor Society, Railsplitters, Talent Show, Roll Rep., Operetta, Sr. Orchestra. Ambition: Druggist. CHRISTIANSEN, WARREN, Pete : Foot- ball, Baseball, Ticket Force. Ambition: To get married. ,QS an 'CI' Q Q V' 'fm . , if imfww , H .... . ,W ii. H X 7 A wh .. S .. Wally Nelscog is the honored guest at the football banquet. .rr Q . 'wr 5- -me j. I spy Bonnie Stoa, Ann Quam, Bonnie Berrett, Sheila Callarman, Chris Peterson, Lois Peterson, Sandy Arnstein and company at noontime. CHRISTY, MARILYN, Chris : Girls' Club Cabinet, LLL, P. T. A. Dance Chr., Personality Comm., Friendship Connn., Student Council, Roll Room Rep., Pep Club, Desk Girl, Sr. Class Comm. CLARK, DENNIS, Den Babe : Track, Boys' Club. Pet Peeve: Lipstick that comes off. CLARK, DORIS, Do- dom: Art Comm., An- nual Staff, Girls' Club. Pet Peeve: Slower minds than mine. CLARK, RICHARD D., Dick : Boys' Club, Pep Club, Roll Room Council, Drives and Sales Comm, Air Raid and Earthquake Squad. Quot- able Quote: Let's cruise past the girls in the rowboat, wide open. CLARKE, WILBUR, Salty : Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, All City Band, Hall Patrol. Favor- ite Song: Water Can't Quench the Fire of Love. CLOUD DONA NITA, Dona : French Club, Honor Society, Drives Comm., Girls' Club Cabi- net, T. Day Play, Sr. Play, Jr. Day Com.m., Ac'- tivity Card Staff, Sr. Roll Rep. COGZILL, TWYLA, Do Do : F. S. A., Min- ute Girl, Roll Checker, Drill Team, Girls' Club. Ambition: To own a Buick Convertible. COLE, MARCELLE: Adv. Chanters, Honor So- ciety, French Club, Personality Comm., Usher Force, T. Day Conun., Minute Girl, F S. A., X.. Ski Club, Pep Club. COLEMAN, DON'NA, Dee Deen: Jr. Class Dance Comm. Quotable Quote: Hiya, Favor- ite Song: Heart and Soul. COLEMAN, SHARON LEE, Shar : LLL, Friendship Comm. Chr., Jr. Class Belle, Jr. Rep. to P. T. A., Chr. Jr. Class Dance, Assembly Chr. Totem Staff, Honor Soc., G. C. Cab., All City Dance Rep., Desk Girl, Pep Club. COLLING, CAROL, Shorty : Pep Club, Bowl- ing Team, Drives Comm. Pet Peeve: Little Brothers COLWELL, DIANE: Ski Club, Personality Comm,. Drives Comm., Social Service Comm., F. S. A., Roll Room Rep. Ambition: A little cot- tage by a stream. CONKLIN, LINN, 'AYek, Yek : Debate Squad, Fr. Roll Rep., Roll Room Council, Sr. Dance Comm., Jr. Day Comm., Ballard and Lincoln Assembly, Homecoming, T. Day Comm. COOK, MARYANN, Bunnie : Honor Society, Soph. Class Rep., F. S. A., Publicity Comm., Fine Arts Comm., Clean-Up Comm., Te Y-Teen Pres., T. Day Comm. CORSKIE, FRANCES, Frenchie : Pep Club, Friendship Comm., Study Hall Checker. Quotable Quote: HSwell. COSPER, ROY: Fire 85 Air-raid Squad, T. Day Comm., Jr. Day Com.m. Pet Peeve: Girls that stop to talk in the middle of the stairs. COUGHTREY, SHIRLEY: CROSS, MYRTLE, Myrt : Sr- Rep., Minute Girl, T. Day Comm., Attendance Office, Fine Arts Comm. Pet Peeve: Evolutionists. CROUCH, GERALD, Gerry : Chanters, Hall Patrol, T. Day Assem. Comm., Jan. Grad. Assem., Simple Simon, Pep Club, Roll Rep. CRUCE, PAT, Mike : Little L, Minute Girl, Art Comm., Lincolnette, Bowling League, Bul- letin Board Comm., Decorating Comm., Art Ed. Annual Staff. 2 l DALTHORP, HARLAN, Big Moose : T. Day Assembly, Sr. Play, Stage Force, Boys' Club, Sr. Day Assembly. Most Remembered Moment: When my 1928 Ford exploded. DALZELL, LARRY: Capt. Hall Patrol, Football, Track. Quotable Quote: Ho, Ho, Ain't that rich! DANIELSON, RICHARD, Dick : Street Pa- trol, Boys' Club. Quotable Quote: Yes Ma'am. DAVIES, PAT, Patti : Minute Girl, Girls' Club. Quotable Quote: This is the short and long of it. DAYTON, SALLYANN, Sain: Sr. Week, Big L, Sr. Play. Most Remembered Moment: Tak- ing the play Lady Windermere's Fan out to Firlands. DE CAMP, DICK, HP. K. : P. T. A. Dance Comm., Railsplitters. Most Remembered Mom- ent: South Pacific. DE JARNATT, SALLY, Sal : LLL, Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, Sec. Big L, Veep Little L, Social Service Comm., Talent Show, Operetta, Sr. Revue, Ice Skating Comm. DICKERT, JEAN, Dicky : Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, T Day Publicity Comm., Activity Card Comm., Ski Club, Bowling Club, Spades, Pep Club, Friendship Comm., Drama, Totem Feature Page Editor. DIPPERT, SUSAN, Dip : Friendship Comm., Personality Comm., Usher Force, Jr. Day Comm., Chr. of Sr. Week Com., Chr. Jamboree Assembly, P. T. A. Dance Comm., Pep Club, Honor Society, T. Day Comm. DODGE, MAVIS, Maven: F S A., Jr. Class Totem Reporter, Honor Society, Standards Comm., Chanters, P. T. A. Dance Comm., Talent Show, Personality Comm., Jr 85 Sr. Roll Rep., Minute Girl. DONOHUE, KEN, 'iClem : Basketball. Quot- able Quote: Do as I say, not as I do. DOPPS, MARJORIE, Margie : Honor So- ciety, Spades, Study Hall Checker, German Club. Favorite Song: Heart and Soul. DDUGHERTY, BILL: Sr. Band, Hall Patrol, Track. Quotable Quote: I am myself when no one is looking. DOUGLAS, RONALD, Ronnie : Sr. Orchestra, Sr. Band, Boys Club. Ambition: Travel. Quotable Quote: Awful Sweet! DOUGLASS, JEAN, Jeannie : Art Library, F. S. A., Chr. Jr. Dance Comm., Chr. Fine Arts Comm., Chr. Points System, Student Council, Girls' Club Cabinet, Student Council Election Comm., Sec. Honor Society. DOWMAN, CHARLOTTE, Charlie : Sr. Or- chestra, Pres. Big L, Girls Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Treas. German Club, T. Day Luncheon, Roll Rep., F. S. A., Ice Skating Comm., Talent Show. DULL, HAROLD: DUNHAM, VALERIE, Val : Lunchroom Cashier, T. C. Y-Teen. Ambition: Airline hostess. DUNN, NANCIE, Nance : P. T. A. Dance Comm., Minute Girl, Party Comm., Social Service Comm., Ski Club, French Club, Chanters, Activi- ty Card Comm. DURHAM, JOANNE, Jo : Roll Rep., Pep Club, F. S. A., Study Hall Checker, Standards Comm., Friendship Comm., Talent Show, News Dav, Minute Girl, Activity Card Comm. my-' QL7 ,,.. i ' 1 I 5 'f-.Arg 2 F 'Will you take gum?' was Sharron We1sch's and Peggy Ke11er's reply when Don Helland checked them for hall passes. is-F This is what Mr. Pritchard's roll looked like on Senior Dress Up Day. DYER, HARRIET: F. S. A., Friendship Comm., Pep Club, Y-Teens, Ice Skating Club, Intramural Sports, Swimming. DYRNESS, TOM: Railsplitters, Fire and Earth- quake Squad, Basketball, Advanced Chanters. Most remembered moment: Playing basketball for Lincoln. EASTMAN, GEORGE: Lynx Club Pres., Head Football Mgr., Basketball Scorekeeper, Sr. Ban- quet Chr., Usher Force, Fire Squad, Air Raid Squad, Office Assistant. EATON, SALLY JO, Sal : Study Hall Check- er, Minute Girl, Totem Roll Rep., Health Comm. Ambition: To be a Ford. EDWARDS, GAILE: F. S. A., Health Comm. Favorite Pastime: Sunday Drives. ELLIOTT, DONNA, S1ivers : West Seattle: Tom-Tom Comm., Jack of all Trades Comm., P. T. A. Dance Comm. Lincoln: T. Day Comm., Spades, T. C. Y-Teen. ELLIS, JIM, Boob : Football, Fire Squad, Hall Patrol, Ski Club. Most Remembered Mo- ment: Suiting up for Jamboree. ELLIS, VINITA, Vi : Kent: Pres., F. H. A., Talent Show Comm., Girls Honor, Torch Club, All School Play, Lincoln: Social Service Comm. ELWELL JUDY: LLL, Girls' Club Cabinet, Health Comm. Chr., T. Day Comm., Usher Force, Sr. Week Comm., Honor Society, French Club, Health Comm., Chanters. ENBERG, ROY, Sweden: Hall Patrol, Stage Force, Aud Bulletin Reader. Most Remembered Moment: South Kitsap. ENGE, ADRIENNE, Aden: Little L, Big L. Favorite Pastime: Athletics and trying to get a tune out of my grandfather's wooden flute. ENGLAND, VIRGINIA, 'iGinger : Standards Comm., Attendance Office, Homecoming Comm., Jubilynx, Health Comm., P. T. A. Dance Comm. Quotable Quote: 'fOh Horrors! ERICKS, VERNA: Lost and Found, Lunchroom Cashier, Study Hall Checker, Library Clerk. Most Remembered Moment: Youth Convention in Colorado Springs. ERICKSON, ALICE, A1 : Usher Force, Honor Society, Social Service Comm. Ambition: Stewardess. ERICKSON, JARVIS, Red : Roll Room Rep. Quotable Quote: Just crank it once more '. EVANS, CORRINE, Chickie : F. S. A., French Club, Pep 'Club, Minute Girl, Spades, Social Service. EVANS, DICK: Band, Lynx Club, Fire ana Earthquake Squad, Debate, Railsplitters. Am- bition: Chemical Engineer. EVANS, DON, Evy : Boys Club. Pet Peeve: Suede Shoes and Poodle Cuts. EVANS, JOAN, Evie : Talent Show, P. T. A. Dance Comm., Standards Comm., Personality Comm., Minute Girl, Jr. Roll Rep., F. S. A., Pep Club. FITZGERALD, PAT: Veep Soph. Class, Sec. Student Council, Pres. Sr. Class, Pep Club, LLL, Co-Chr. P. T. A. Dance Comm., Roll Council, Usher Force, Party Comm., Jr. Day, Honor Soc., All City P. T. A. FLETCHER, JACK, Knute : Roll Council, Boys Club Rep., Chr. Good Neighbor Drive, T. Day Chr., Sr. Prom Comm., Jr. Day Comm., Jr. Class Comm. FOLKINS, MICHAEL: FOSSE, JUDY, Jodi : Activity Card Comm., chanters, Quotable Quote: Well -..-...-...- deep subject. FOWLER, MARY, Mizzy : Girls Club Corres. Sec., LLL, Girls' Club Cabinet, Social Service, Honor Soc., Sr. Band, Big L, T. Day Comm., Activity Card Comm., Jr. Dav Comm. FRANZ SYLVIA, Syl : Middletown High: Fr. Rep., Soph Sec., Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Art Club, Jr. Dance Comm., Annual Spring Music Festival. Lincoln: Adv. Chanters. FREEMAN, ARLEIGH MARIAN, Cookie : Bel Air Maryland: Style Show, Majorette, Archery, Glee Club, Intramural Sports, Talent Show. Lincoln: Friendship Comm. FREEMAN, AUDREY, Audie : Girls' Club, Study Hall Desk Girl. Quotable Quote: I'll be darned. Favorite Pastime: Roller Skating and Sleeping. FREEMAN, BETTY, Letty 1Bou : First Aid Girl Comm., Activity Card Comm., Sr. Comm., Ambition: To be an Airline Hostess. FRISSELL, CHARLOTTE, Frissie : F. S. A., Girls' Club, Entertainment Comm. Ambition: To become a good business woman. FROGGE, FRANCES: FULLEN, IMOGENE: FULLICK, NANCY, Nanc : Attendance Office, Tea Service Comm., Standards Comm. Pet Peeve: People who are late FULTON, JUDY. Snortsl': F. S. A., Chanters, Talent Show, Activity Card Comm., Sr. Comm., Honor Society. Favorite. Pastime: Entertaining Don. FURBUSH, WILBUR, Bill : Boys' Club Rep., Roll Room Rep. Most Remembered Moment: New Years Eve, 1952. GALBER, HARRIET: Minute Girl, Advanced Chanters, Talent Show, German Club, Girls' Club, Drives Comm. Ambition: Home Economics Teacher. GARTON, LESLIE, Les : Boys' Club. Pet Peeve: Fishing and no fish! Quotable Quote: Act Well your part in life. GARVIN, JACK, Jackson : Adv. Chanters, Lynx Club, Honor Society, Railsplitters Sec. Bt Veep, Usher Force, Movie Squad Capt., Boys' Club Comm. Chr., Election, Intramural Sports. G-EBERT, MARTHA, 'fDell : Songleader, Girls' Club Cabinet, Pep Club Officer, Big L. Little L, Activity Card Comm., Homecoming Co.mm., T. Day Comm. GEE, HENRY, Tex : Hicksville, N. Y: Basketball. Pet Peeve: Sophomores. Favorite Pastime: Cars, Roller Skating. GEORGEADIS, JOHN, HJ. G. : Movie Squad, Sr. Roll Rep., Basket Room, Hall Patrol.. Quot- able Quote: I hate to leave all the gang. '13, iPs Qu QW 'li' wg' it Diane Olsborg, senior, loads Rick Wishart, SOPh0m0fev d0Wl'1 on Seniority Day. Be our guest! Meet the 'Simple Simon' cast. N? X GIBSON, GLORIA, '1G1ordia : F. S. A., Counselors Office, German Club, Drives Comm., Publicity Comm., Spring Fashion Show, T. Day Comm. GIERSCH, BARBARA, Sweetpea',: F. S. A., Sec. of Soph. Class, T. Day Comm., Pep Club, Usher Force, Personality, Attendance Office, Study Hall Helper, LLL, Favorite Pastime: S. S. S. GIFFORD, SYLVIA RUTH, Poochie : Switchboard Operator, Study Hall Checker. Quotable Quote: 4'Guess what I bought for my hopechest yesterday. GILMORE, PAT: GIVAN, BOYD, Boyd.ie : Basketball, Tennis, Athletic Council, Annual Staff. Pet Feeve: Chuck Bender. GLASSBROOK, JANICE: Spanish Correspon- dence Club, Girls' Club. Ambition: To be successful at what I do. GOOD, BARBARA, Barb : Honor Society, F. S. A., Pep Club, Movie Squad. Quotable Quote: A little learning is a dangerous thing. GOODMAN, GRACE: Publicity Comm., First Aid Girl, French Club, Honor Society. Most Remembered Moment: Getting lost in the mountains in a rainstorm. GORDON, BOB: Honor Society, Hall Patrol, Track, Intramural Sports, Basketball, Air Raid Squad. Pet Peeve: Women Drivers. GRAY, ESTHER: GRAY, JIM: Intramural Basketball, Boys' Club, Drivers Training, Intramural Badminton. Pet Peeve: No pop machines in the halls. GREY. BRUCE, Bruidy'l: Boys Club. GRIFFITH, DON, Griff : Basketball, Usher Force, Intramural Football and Basketball. Quotable Quote: Who'd a thunk of it, Gary? GROUT, LARRY, Graut : Sr. Orchestra, Sr. Band, Fire Squad, Sr. Week. Most Remembered Moment: The 1949 sports Championship. GUNDERSEN, CAROLINE, Gundy : Ski Club, Pep Club, Party Comm., L. S. A., Honor Society. Favorite Pastime: Skiing. GUNSTROM, KARL: Railsplitter Pres., Minute Girl, Activity Card Comm., Lynx Club, Sr. Roll Rep., Fire Squad. GUSTAFSON, BILL, f'Gus : Lynx Hi-Y, Basketball, Totem Ad Mana. Ambition: Dentist. Most Remembered Moment: February 18, 1953. Favorite Pastime: Dancing. GUSTAFSON, VIRGDIIA, Ginnie : Friend- ship Comm., Attendance Office, Health Comm., Girls' Club, Bulletin Board Comm., Desk Girl, Drivers Training. HAEHNEL,BARBARA, Barb : Girls' Club Cabinet, Co-Chr. Usher Force, Pres. German Club, Sec. K. T.'s Y-Teen, LLL, Torch, Ski Club, T. Day Comm., Commencement Duty, Roll Council, Minute Girl, Sr. Prom. HAGEN, PATRICIA, Patrish : Girls' Club, French Club, Desk Girl, Sr. Week Comm. Quot- able Quote: Let's go comb our hair! 1 X HAHN, BOB, Tex : Boys' Club. Ambition: Flyboy. HALL, BARBARA ANN, Babs : L. S. A., Girls' Club, After-school Sports, Bowling League, Sr. Comm. Most Remebered Moment: My First Big Dance. HALL, CAROL: F. S. A., Talent Show, Sr. Play, Tea Service, Fine Arts Comm., Friendship Comm., Roll Rep., French Club. Most Remem- bered Moment: i'Mama in Senior Play. HALL, GLENN: Boys' Club. Most Remembered Moment: Becoming a Senior. Pet Peeve: Getting up on Monday morning. HALL, HENRY, 'iHank : Hall Patrol, Rail- splitters, Athletic Council, Track, Football, Basketball Mgr., Board of Control, Torch. HALL, WENDELL, Wendy : Torch. Favorite Pastime: Eating. Pet Peeve: Homework! HAMILTON, DON, URed,': Torch. Ambition: To be a chemist. Pet Peeve: Always Broke. HAMILTON, EVELYN, Evie : Girls' Club Cabinet, Assistant Drama Director, Sr. Week Assembly Comm., Roll Rep., Chanters, Health Com.m., Party Comm., Operetta. HAMMER, RON, Hammer'l Hall Patrol. Pet Peeve: Girls who cut their hair. HAMMER, YVONNE, Doll : Girls' Club, Attendance Office, Pep Club, Social Service Comm., P. T. A. Dance Comm., Big Sister, Roll Room Rep. HANNA, BOB: Sr. Play, Sr. Operetta, Roll Rep., Student Council, Talent Show, Homecoming Comm., Totem Staff, Jr. Day, Pep Assembly. HANSELL, PETE, Piter : Football, Basket- ball, Hall Patrol. HANSEN, EVELYN, f'Evie : Minute Girl, Sr. Roll Rep., Usher Force, Health Comm., Desk Girl, Publicity Comm., Sr. Prom Comm. Most Remembered Moment: Weekend at Seaside. HANSEN, ROGER, Tiny : Movie Squad. Most Remembered Moment: First time in Mr. Millers office. HANSON, JIM, Big Jim : Hall Patrol. Favorite Pastime: Fishing. HANSON, SHIRLEY, Shy : Pep Club, Roll Checker, T. Day Comm. Quotable Quote: Well for land sakes! HARDIE, BILL, Willy : Boys' Club. Most Remembered Moment: Not getting lost the first day at Lincoln. HARRIS, DONNA, Dee Dee : Office Clerk. Ambition: Police woman. HARRISON, EDNA, Eddie : Totem Page Editor, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, Sr. Class Totem Rep., Student Council, Sr. Play, Friend- ship Comm., Advanced Chanters, T. Day Pub- licity Comm. HARROP, BOB: Golf Squad, Honor Society, Boys' Club. Most Remembered Moment: Trip back east. ....7 mf '57 W0 Seniors, Diana Ritter, Vern Kinsman, Shirley Tarbox, Joan Evans, and Mavis Dodge donn their 'Sunday-go-to- meetin' clothes on Bomb Drill day. Q. me 41 3 A. ref ,g K .. 5. We 'Ye Ole Get-Together, ' The Girls' Club. Judy Turner, Marlene Holman, Joanne Bolan, Dimitra Jatos, Barbara Giersch, Hazel Watkins, and Phyllis Pappe. HART, VIRGINIA, Ginn: Social Service Comm., Chanters, Minute Girl, Roll Checker, Roll Room Rep. HARTWIG, FRED: Boys' Club, Most Remem- bered Moment: First day at Lincoln. HARVEY, HARLENE, Stupid : Sr. Orches- tra, German Club, Honor Society, Main Office, T. Day Comm. HAUSELMAN, KEN: Ski Club, Boys' Club. Most Remembered Moment: Passing German. HAW KER, JACK, ':Dee Dee : German Club, Hall Patrol, Boys' Club, Intramural Football. Pet Peeve: Girls! HAWKINSON, DONNA, Sunshine : F. S. A., Soph Rep., Talent Show, Chanters, Attendance Office, Operetta, Sr. Comm. HECKMAN, CLAUDE, Hec : Intramural Football and Baseball, Boys' Club. Ambition: Engineer. Pet Peeve: Sophomores. HEILBRUNN, JOHN, Johnny : Mike Squad, Honor Society, Stage Force, German Club, Sr. Play, Jr. Programs. HEILBRUNN, WARNER, Stump : Honor Society, German Club, Boys' Club. Quotable Quote: Them was the good ol' days! HELMAN, JERRY, H-Mann: Ski Club, Boys' Club. Pet Peeve: A Jr. called F F. Petersen. HELLAND, DON, i'Re-Pete : Veep Hi-Y, Bas- ketball, Track, Sr. Roll Rep. Pet Peeve: Leav- ing School. Most Remembered Moment: Tues. at W. A. C. HENDERSON, BETTY, Bets : Roll Room Council, French Club, T. Day Lunchroom Comm. Pet Peeve: White Shoes. HENDRICKSON, OLIVETTE DEE, Dee Dee : T. Day Program Chr., Sr. Week, Stand- ards Comm., Chr. Pictures Comm. for Activity Card Comm., Social Service Comm. HERRIGES, DONNA: T. Day Com.m. Clerical, Tea Service, Friendship Comm., German Club, Torch, Spades, Veep, Library, Basket Girl, Y- Teen, Minute Girl, Roll Rep., Ski Club. HERRING, BOB, Herringbone : Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Stage, News Adv., Jr. Red Cross Comm., Lynx Hi-Y. HERTZ, DAVID, Dave : French Club, French Assembly, Boys' Club, Chanters, Roll Rep. Am- bition: Skate in Ice Follies. HEWITT, DEE: Bulletin Board, Sr. Week, Chr. Student Council, Pep Club, Honor Society, Ush- er Force, Fine Arts Comm. Pet Peeve: The Hall Patrol. HIBBARD, PAT: Girls' Club Veep, Student Council, Chr. Minute Girls, Jr. Class Sec., LLL, Senior Week Publicity Chr., Jr. Day Comm. Chr., Little L, Ski Club, F. S. A., Activity Card Comm. HILDERMAN, RODNEY JOHN, Big Rod : Football, Basketball, Track, Hall Patrol, Spad- es, Hi-Y. Most Remembered Moment: Playing Football. HILL, JIM: Roll Room Council, Roll Rep., In- tramural Track. Ambition: Be a rich man. Quot- able Quote: Hey! Pet Peeve: Pigheaded people. HILL, RONALD, Ro11 : Football, Track. Am- bition: Good Job, Good Wife, My Own Home, and 26 Kids. HILLER, BETTY, Sammy : Drives Comm., F. S. A., Card Stunts, Girls' Club, Chanters, Sr. Drama. Quotable Quote: Hey Babee. HILLIER, BETTY: HILLYARD, MARLENE: HINRICHSEN, WANDA, Shorty : Basket Girl, Bulletin Board Comm., T. C. Y-Teen. Pet Peeve: Fluorescent colors. HOBBICK, CHARLES, Doc : Totem Weekly, Boys' Club. Quotable Quote: Here, Here. HOFER, JUNE. Junnie : Tonasket, Wn.: Merits Comm. Chr. Most Remembered Moment: Getting my ring. HOLLENBECK, CED, Big Ced : Hall Patrol, Ski Club.. Pet Peeve: Women drivers. HOLMAN, MARLENE, Maru: T. Day Dance Chr., Sr. Week, Prom. Comm., Posture Day Chr., P. T. A. Dance Comm., Usher Force, Personality comm., Pep Club, Minute Gin, F. s. A. Roll Representative. HOLMSTROM, RALPH: Railsplitters, Lunch- room Worker, Football Manager, First Aid Squad. Ambition: Chemical Engineer. HOLMES, NORMA, Homly : Minute Girl, Orchestra, Sr. Prom., P. T. A. Dance, T. Day Comm., Personality Comm., Friendship Comm., Operetta. Quotable Quote: Schmick. Pet Peeve: Red Hair. HOLT, ARLENE, Arly : Chanters, Girls' Club Comm., Patry Comm., P. T. A. Dance Comm., Sr. Play, Sr. Roll Rep., Minute Girl, Sr. Revue. Quotable Quote: Beauty is in the eyes that see it.', HOMAN, SHARON L., Susie : Bulletin Board Comm., Girls' Club, Lunchroom Cashier. Pet Peeve: People who hurry. HOOVER, ARLENE, Sally Ann : Tea Ser- vice, Social Service, F. S. A., Ski Club, Minute Girl, Roll Rep. HORTON, RICHARD: HOUK, DOUGLAS, Doug : Football, Base- ball, Pres. Lyny Hi-Y, Jr. Gent, Commencement Usher, T. Day Comm., All City P. T. A. Dance Representative. HOWARD, OLINT, Howie : Totem Staff, Movie Squad, 3rd Team Basketball. Most Re- membered Moment: My first date. HUGGINS, MARYANN: F. S. A., Health Comm., Social Service Comm.,Activity Card Comm., T. Day Comm. Most Remembered Moment: First time on skiis. HUNT, ART: Chanters, Track Squad, Ski Club Sec., Operetta. Ambition: To be classified 4F. JACKSON, WILLIS, WILL'l: Railsplitters, Hall Patrol, Boys' Club, Fr. Honor Society. Am- bition: Field of Forestry at the U. W. . amp Q23 A 'Q' 5 , . Qf,i?g.5.,. my ,lf-5. .V . . , Q Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln, Don Brown and Marilyn Spurr are greefted by seniors Gene Bensene, Bill Koons, Betty Bergeron, and Fred Wright. JACOBSON, JERRY, Jake' ': Football, Band, Orchestra, Athletic Council, Honor So- ciety. Most Remembered Moment: Ballard Football Game, 1951. JAHN, FRANCES, Fran : Minute Girl, Bas- ket Girl, Door Guard, Girls' Club. Ambition: Legal Secretary. JAHN, SHIRLEY, Shir1 : Girls' Club. Ambit- ion: To join the Waves. Favorite Pastime: Bill. JAMES, JOANNE: JAMISON, MARGARET LOUISE, 'fMarnie : Lincoln: Publicity Comm., Drives Comm., French Club, Roll Rep., T. Day Comm., F. S. A. Roose- velt:A. S. R., Fr. Rep. JATOS, DIMITRA, Mimi : Girls' Club Cab- inet, Tea Service Chr., Publicity Comm., Minute Girl, Roll Rep., Chanters, Health Comm. Quot- able Quote: This has GOT to go! JOHNSON, ARLENE, Blondie : Social Ser- vice Comm., Tea Service Comm., Girls' Club, Ski Club, Totem News Staff. Ambition: Live in Hawaii. JOHNSON, DICK: JOHNSON, DONNA, i'Gadget : Glee Club, Chanters, Library. Most Remembered Moment: Lincoln vs. Ballard Game in '51. JOHNSON, GLEN, f'Hunky : Boys' Club. Am- bition: Doctor. Favorite Pastime: Hunting, fish- ing and swimming. JOHNSON, MARILYN, Bunny : Girls' Club, Health Club, Tea Service, Bowling Club, Ski Club. Quotable Quote: Variety is the spice of life. Pet Peeve: Oysters. JOHNSON, PAT: F. S. A., Pep Club, Little L, Big L, Attendance Office, Ticket Force, Honor Society. Pet Peeve: Big Brothers! JOHNSON, PHYLLIS, Phyl : Torch, Swim- ming, Pep Club. Ambition: Dental hygienist or private secretary. JONES, STAN: Capt. Hall Patrol, Roll Rep., Fire and Earthquake Squad, Basketball. JONES, WYLENE, 'iGuiette : Band, Drama, Roll Council Rep., Senior Roll Rep., Tea Service, French Club. Most Remembered Moment: Sen- ior Play. KALTBRUNNER, DORIS: Torch, Minute Girl, Friendship Comm., German Club, Roll Room Rep., Ambition: U. W. KARR, LAURA, Laurie : Chanters, Girls' Club. Pet Peeve: Younger sisters. Favorite Pas- time: Singing, reading. KAWAMOTO, JOANNE, Horsemoto : Activ- ity Card Comm., Spanish Club, T. Day Comm., Girls' Club. Ambition: Business College. KEFFLER, GARY, Keff : Basketball, Hi-Y, Stage, Mgr. Circulation Staff Totem, Sr. Week Comm., Basketroom, Pep Assembly, Sr. Prom Comm. KELLER, MARGARET, Peggy : Song leader, Jr. Class Veep, Fr. Class Sec., Pep Club Pres., F. S. A. Pres., Girls' Club Cabinet, LLL, Asst. Edi- tor Totem, Chr. Sr. Week. KENNEDY, CHARLES, Chuck : Football. Track, Basketball Mgr., Hall Patrol, Assembly Comm., Basket Room. KENNEDY, PERRY: Football, Track, Roll Rep., Debate, Chanters. KEPHART, RICHARD, Dick : Stage, Fire Squad, Drama, Chanters, Choir, Roll Room Coun- cil. KETZENBARGER, MARYLYNNE: KIBLER, JANE, Janie : Girls' Club, Am bition: Secretary of a millionaire. KIDD, HAZEL, Hazen: Health Comm., Bul- letin Board Comm., Friendship Comm., Bank Collector, Attendance Office. KIMBROUGH, BARBARA, Kim : Party Comm., P. T. A. Dance Comm., Friendship Comm., Pep Club, Talent Show, News Ad Staff, T. Day Comm., Sr. Rep., Sr. Comm., Home- coming Comm., Minute Girl, F. S. A. KIND, WALT, Pete : Annual Staff, Boys' Club. Quotable Quote: 4'Cars aren't so impor- tant! Pet Peeve: Being a pedestrian. KINSMAN, VERNON, Vern : Track, Activ- ity Card Comm., T. Day Comm., Fire and Earth- quake Squad, Sr. Rep. Spanish Club, Intramur- al Football, Basket Room. KIRKIEBO, SYLVIA, S1iV : Torch, Chr. Building Sz Grounds Comm., Fine Arts Comm., Activity Card Comm., Health Comm., Publicity Comm., Ice Skating Comm.. Ski Club, F. S. A. Little L, T. Day, Minute Girl. KIRKPATRICK, DOLORES, f'Punky : Sr. Rep. Student Council, LLL, Honor Society Inter-Hi Conference Chr. KLAVE, IRENE CAROLYN, Klavey : Pep Club, F. S. A., Minute Girl, Bowling Team, Swimming Team, Roll Checker, Girls' Club. KLEVE, CAROLE, Kayo : P. T. A. Dance Comm., Ski Club, Minute Girl, Sr. Roll Rep F. S. A. Pet Peeve: Staglines. KNOWLEN, WALTER: KNUTSON, DARLENE: KNUTSON, GRANT: KODNS, BILL, Snookie : T. Day Comm., Soph Rep. Board of Control, Jubilynx, Tennis, Roll Council Rep., Ski Club, Activity Card Comm., Totem Add Staff, Boys' Club. KRAMER, JAY, Jaysf : Capt Street Patrol, Pres. Roll Repr., Usher Force. Pet Peeve: Women Drivers. Favorite Pastime: Sports. KVALE, KAY, Squalie : Spanish Club, F. S. A., Health Comm., Adv. Chanters, Activity Card Comm. LANDAAL, LARRY, Butch : Boys' Club. Ambition: To retire at the age of 19. Pet Peeve: Mr. Altman's Health Class. I . ' 1 ,, ,. 0 J ik fy ' ,I ,PP Pty af' f M .1 fa ,W fffffrff '7 QV 'MJ u J H r H Some of Provine Marlene Turner , 2 gL . sg f'.,. .. igslx . biz. K . 5 tg, r - . if ,K ..f'g. I l it l... e .Qi the models from the spring fashion show: Dottie Barbara Locknane, Marlene Lofthus, Marji Nelson Holman, Gayle Brozovich, Joyce Morgan, Judy Sue Dippert, Sharon Coleman, and Gayle Briggs. LANE, EARL O., Wince : Library Helper, Boys' Basket Room: Quotable Quote: What are girls? LANG, HELEN, Mickey : Minute Girl, Roll Rep., Dance Comm., Bulletin Board Comm., Pub- licity Comm., Social Service, T. Day Play, Sr. Play Comm., Spades, F. S. A. LANGE, BARBARA, Barbie : Pep Club, French Club, Roll Rep., Girls' Club, Bulletin Board Comm., Assembly Comm., January Graduates Assembly. LARSEN, DAVE: LARSEN, ROBERT C., Bob : Boys' Club. Most Remembered Moment: Going steady with Elaine Stillman. LASHLEY, TED, Manage -: Football Man- ager, Baseball, Annual Article, Et Cetra. LAWSON, CLIFF, Phil Queen Anne: Foot- ball Squad, Varsity Track Squad. Lincoln: Ac- tivity Card Publicity Comm., T. Day Publicity Comm. LATIMER, MARLENE, Mar1ena : F. S. A., Student Council, Art Library, Girls' Club. Most Remembered Moment: A Hay Ride. Ambition: Get Married. LEE, FAYE, Pun1kin : Attendance Office, F. S. A., Tea Service, Telephone Girl in Aud. Most Remembered Moment: Rainbow tolo, Jan- uary 19, 1952. LEMBO, DIANE, Lem : Honor Society, Chanters, Minute Girl, Talent Shows, Operetta, P. T. A. Dance Comm. Pet Peeve: Long Hair. LEMARGEE, HELEN: LEMKE, DON: Tennis, Boys' Club. Ambition: get to school on time 5 days in a row. LENNON, ROGER, Dugan : Sr. Prom Comm., Totem Staff, P. T. A. Dance Comm. Hall Pa- trol. Pet Peeve: Girls! Most Remembered Mo- ment: Girls! Favorite Pastime Girls! L'HEUREUX, HARVEY: LINKE, WAYNE: Lynx Club, All City Band, Sr. Band, Boys' Club, Usher Force, Hall Patrol, Chanters. LINKS, HAROLD, Hal : Sr. Orchestra, Sr. Week, Jr Day, Sr Band, Operetta, Talent Show. Ambition: Own a 65 :foot yacht. LINNEMAN, DIANE, Di : Activity Card Com.m., Drives Comm., Card Stunts, Chanters, Sr. Drama, Library, F. S. A. LIPPOLD, ARLENE: 4'Lippie : Honor So- ciety, French Club, French Assembly, Talent Show. Favorite Pastime: Dancing. LITTLE JERRY, Little Jer : Boys' Club. Quotab1e'Quote: Initiative, drive, push! Most Remembered Moment: New Years Eve, '52. LOCKNANE, BARBARA, Barb : Fashion Rep to Bon Marche, Sr. Ed. Annual Staff, To- tem Weekly, Veep K. T.'s, Torch, Girls' Club Cabinet, Homecoming Chr., T. Day, P. T. A. Dance, Girls, Club Comm. LOEB, LORETTA: Girls' Club, F. S. A., Roll Checker, Desk Girl, Health Comm., Sr. Week Comm., Fr. Day, Activity Card Comm.. LOFTHUS, MARLENE, Molline : Usher Force, Pep Club, Minute Girl, Roll Rep., F. .S.A, A., Talent Show, Sr. Operetta, Nordstroms Rep., Sr. Day Chr., Jr. Red Cross Pub. Co-Chr., Stand- ards Comm., Party Comm. LOGAN, SUE, Susie : French Club, Honor Society, Girls' Club, F. S. A. Pet Peeve: French Verbs. LONG, MARILYN: Ski Club, Friendship Comm., Pep Club, Teachers Aid. Ambition: To go to Sun Valley. LOOMIS, KENNETH, Kenny : Ticket Force, Boys' Club, Roll Rep., Sr. Roll Rep., T. Day Comm., Bowling Club, Roll Council LOSSE, DON: LOTHE, SHIRLEY, Shirl : Pep Club, Bowl- ing Team, Swimming Team, Roll Checker, F. S. A. Favorite Pastime: Sleeping. LUNDBERG, DON: Football, Hall Patrol, Boys' Club, Roll Rep., Basketroom. Quotable Quote: Don't fool with the kid. LUPTON, GERALD, Muscles : Railsplitters, Honor Society, Roll Room Rep., Pep Club, Boys' Club. Favorite Pastime: Racing with Dick in his boat. on Lake Washington. LYNG, MELVIN: Sr. Roll Rep., Ski Club, Ger- man Club, Fire Squad. Quotable Quote: What's mine is mine and what's yours is mine too. LYON, VELMA, Vel : Study 'Hall Checker, Soph. Roll Rep., Party Comm. Ambition: Beauti- cian. MACWATTERS, BEN, Stub : Football, Stage Force, Movie Squad. Most Remembered Moment: Mr. Dalthorp giving me credit for a unit I didn't do. MAKRIS, VICTORIA, Vicky : Roll Room Rep., Girls' Club. Favorite Pastimes Dancing. Ambition: Dental Technician. MANN, ROSE, Rosie : Minute Girl, Girls' Club. Pet Peeve: A woman wearing fur coat, heels, slacks, and anklets all at the same time. Favorite Pastime: Bowling. MANSFIELD, GLENNA, Twin : Minute Girl, F. S. A., Y. F. C. Club, Honor Society, Main Office Helper, Ski Club, Glee Club. Pet Peeve: Johnnie Ray. MANSFIELD, MARGIE DEE, Twlnie : Y. F. C. Club, Main Office, Glee Club, Pep Club, Ski Club, Girls Club, Minute Girl, F. S. A. MARLEY, BEVERLY: MASTERS, DION C., DU: Sr. Band, Sr. Chan- ters, Boys' Club, Roll Rep. Pet Peeve: Hall Patrol. MATHEWSON, JEAN, Red : Art Library Comm. Pet Peeve: Boys' Haircuts. Quotable Quote: For shame. MATTHEWS, CAROL, Slim : Minute Girl, Roll Rep., Bulletin Board Comm., Clerical Comm. Lincolnette, Adv. Chanters, Publicity Comm., Art Comm. rl.:-X '2117' ,. S..-A J if i'7f?: Q M 1 K M Q nf F... -'if mer ' -f V A X E ' . P QF? it - I I ' W , 35 3, ' - 7 yyky V, fifth? i Seen 'cookin' in Senior Foods Class are Nancy Stewart Jim Otto, Joan Brockey, Dolores Kirkpatrick, Chuck Rodolf, and Clint Pelto. 'Hhs 34 .. On their way to Olympia MATTSON, MARGARET, Muggy : Activ- ity Card Comm Sales Chr., F. S. A. Favorite Pastime: Eating. Mc ANNALLY, JIM: Roll Room Rep., Boys' Club. Most Remembered Moment: My first traf- fic ticket. Favorite Pastime: Swimming. McAVOY, GRACE, No Doze : Tea Service Comm., Pep Club, Chanters, Soph. Roll Rep., Jr. and Sr. Roll Banker. Favorite Pastime: Going to West Seattle with Gail. MCCULLOUGH, JACKIE, Mc : Portland: Sec.-Treas. Amisa. Lincoln: Girls' Club. Quot- able Quote: All over the place. McCU'RDY, ARLENE, McCurdy : Badmit- ton, Cutodians Office, Girls' Club. Favorite Pastime: Ice Skating, Playing the Piano. McPALL, JOAN, Jo Jo : Everett: Jr. Prom. Comm., Personality Comm. Lincoln: Chanters, Drama, Girls' Club, Minute Girl McFARLANE, GEORGE, Dago : Sr. Rep., Stage, Lynx Hi-Y, News Adv. Most Remem- bered Moment: Down in Guisseppe's vineyard. MCGEE, CHARLES, Sam : Honor Society, Hall Patrol, Band, Ski Club. Pet Peeve: Female Skiiers. McGINNIS, JACK, Ribs : Totem Staff, Jr. Boys' Club Rep. Quotable Quote: Go home Floyd, you're ugly. McHENRY, JOHN, Mac : Boys' Club. Am- bition: To go out with Marilyn Monroe. Favor- ite Pastime: Girls from Snohomish. McKEE, DONNA McKINNEY, DOTTIE JEAN, Dot : Baton Twirler, Gym Helper, Minute Girl, Chanters, Library Helper, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chor- us. Pet Peeve: Boys with crew cuts. McQUAY, DON, Bud : Roosevelt: Opera Lincoln: Sr. Week, Sr. Cruise. Quotable Quote: You're peeking! MEACHAM, HOWARD, Meach Honor So- ciety, Band, Orchestra, Sr. Week Chr. Quotable Quote: I'll do it first thing tomorrow. Favorite Pastime: Checkers. MEISTER, BILL, Billy : Football Track, Boys' Club Rep., Sr. Class Comm., Roll Rep., P. T. A. Dance Comm., All City Dance Comm., Welcome Comm., Ski Club, Sr. Prom. Comm. MELVIN, GLENDA, Sam : Ed. Totem Week- ly, Girls' Club Cabinet, LLL, Pub. Chr., T. Day, Quill and Scroll, Torch, P. S. A., Desk Girl, Pep Club, Ski Club, Jubilynx, Pub. Chr. Activ- ity Cards, Lincolnette. MERRIMAN, DOLORES, Du : Ski Club, P. T. A. Dance Comm., Pep Club, Attendance Of- fice. Ambition: College. Favorite Song: Blue World. Pet Peeve: Slow People. MERRITT, ROBERT, Bob : German Club, Ski Club, Bowling, Air Raid Squad. Ambition: Lawyer. Quotable Quote: Have Fun. Favor- ite Pastime: Skiing. MILLER, JACKIE MILLER, PAUL: MILLS, NANCIE, 4'Nance : Lake Washing- ton: Soph. Dance Comm., Pep Club, Latin Club. Lincoln: Girls' Club. Ambition: Secretarial work. Quotable Quote: Big Deal. MILLS, SHIRLEY, Sam : Big L, Drill Team, T. Day Programs, Bowling, Friendship Comm. Ambition: To work in a transportation business. Quotable Quote: That's the way it goes. MOBLEY, DICK, Mo : Intramural Bowling, Boys' Club. Ambition: Engineer. Favorite Song: Delicado. MOEN, LOIS: MOORE, DONNA, M the H : Girls' Club Cabinet, Co-Chr. of Usher Force, Personality Conun., T. Day Comm., Minute Girl, Pep Club, Sr. Roll Repr. Favorite Pastime: S. S. S. Club. Quotable Quote Huddo. MOORE, TONY: Boys' Club President, Stud- ent Council, Honor Society, Boys' State Rep., Sr. Play, Lynx Club, Railsplitters, Boys' Club Wel- coming Comm. Chr., Fire Squad, Usher Force. MOHAN, PATRICIA, Patsy : Attendance Office, Alternate Roll Rep., Minute Girl, Sr. Lunch Comm. Pet Peeve: Sophomores at foot- ball games. Quotable Quote: Real George. MORGAN, JOYCE, Admiral : Chanters, Torch, T. Day Comm., Minute Girl, Operetta, Publicity Chr., Talent Show Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Little L, Jr. Dance Comm., Drives Comm., Personality Comm., Friendship Comm. MOSHIER, CHARLES, Chuck : Intramural Baseball and Basketball, Latin Club, Honor So- ciety, Hall Patrol. Ambition: To be a cowboy like Hoppy. Pet Peeve: Taking out expensive girls. MUELLER, SOPHIA, Soph : Honor Society, Friendship Comm., Attendance Office, Pep Club, Ski Club, Health Comm., Clerical Comm., Latin Club. Pet Peeve: Homework. Quotable Quote: It's real neat. MUENTER, MARY JANE, Peaches : Roll Council, Study Hall Checker. Ambition: To graduate in June. Quotable Quote: Lost my head momentarily. MULLEN. JIM: MURPHY, JACK, Murf : Football, Basket- ball, Baseball. Quotable Quote: t'Who took my brush? Favorite Song: I Got Tears In My Ears. MURRY, JOE, Uncle Joe : Boys' Club. Quot- able Quote: Get Happy . Most Remembered Moment: Passing Lit. III. Favorite Pastime: Making noise in the library. NAPIER, FLORA, Sarge : Honor Society, Girls' Club, Library Helper, Study Hall Checker. Pet Peeve: Monday Mornings. Ambition: Air Force Career. NEAVILLE, PRIDE: Blaine Hi: Class Officer, Jr. Play, Majorette, Pep Club, Letter Girls, School Paper, Transfer Student, GAA. Favorite Pastime: Writing Letters. NEILL, JIM, Diego : Stage, Boys' Club, Air Raid Squad, Fire Squad. Pet Peeve: Some Teachers. NELSON, BARBARA, Barb : Big L, Study Hall Checker, Bowling Club, Spades, Personality Comm., Friendship Comm., Ski Club, Pep Club. NELSON, DON: Railsplitters Pres., Lynx Club, Veep Boys' Club, Fire Squad, Chanters, Drama. Favorite Pastime: Skiing. Most Remembered Moment: Getting into lst period Chanters. NELSON, GEORGENE, Gorg : P. T. A. Dance Comm., Health Club, Attendance Office, Fr. Roll Rep., Pep Club, Girls' Club, Chanters. 'Flu EH . ,r Q. Lx ll if 'The Men ' H.-X George MacFarlane, Roger Lennon, john Vermilye, Don Helland, Bill Gustafson, Bill Squibb 1 .. .vu i NELSON, MARJORIE, Marji : Rec. Sec. Girls' Club, Frederick 8: Nelson Fashion Rep., Girls' Club Cabinet, LLL, Sr. Prom. Comm., T. Day Sec., Pep Club Sec., Jr. Breakfast, Com- mencement Usher, Friendship Comm. NELSON, PAUL, Pill : Student Body Pres., Jr. Day Chr., Fr. Class Pres., Jr. Class Officer, Inter-hi Veep, Student Council, Sr. Play, Inter- hi Conferences. NEWGARD, JOYCE, Stoopie : Cor. Sec. Pep Club, Minute Girl Roll Council, Usher Force, Standards Comm., F. S. A., Attendance Office. Pet Peeve: Fifth Period Add Staff. NICKLOS, MILLICENT, Millie : Girls' Club. Ambition: Nurse. Quotable Quote: 'Oh Brain. NORDQUIST, CLARENCE, 'iClary : Baseball, Basketball, Orchestra, Stage, Athletic Council, Air Raid Squad, T. Day Comm., Sr. Week Comm. Pet Peeve: Outlawing boys from Girls' Club. NORTON, CAROL NYBERG, FOLKE, Sweden: Sr Class Veep, Student Council, Football, Athletic Council, Ger- man Club, Hall Patrol, Commencement, Honor Society. OBENHOFER, JO ANN 0'BRIEN, JEAN 0'BRIEN, ROSEMARY, Rosebud : Drill Team, Big L, Personality Comm., Bowling, Study Checker, Spades, Friendship Comm., Pep Club. Quotable Quote: Real Cute, real cute. ODEN, JOANNE, Jo : Honor Society, Soph. Roll Rep., F. S. A., Pep Club, Usher Force, Roll Room Council, Social Service Comm., Totem Staff, Soph. Ed. Annual Staff, Quill as Scroll, Jog, Y-Teens. ODION, ANNE: Personality Comm., Health Comm., Calendar Comm., Pep Club. Pet Peeve: Sophomores that act like Seniors should. Am- bition: See the World. '9' Elaine Taylor and Virginia England are 'doing their duty' by picking up attendance slip. OLSBORG, DIANE, Di : Minute Girl, Desk Girl, Pep Assembly Chr., Entertainment Chr., Standards Comm., Party Comm., Pep Club, Frederick 8z Nelson Fashion Board Rep., Sr. Week Comm. OLSEN, JOY, Shortie ': Attendance Office, T. Day Comm., Finance Chr., Social Service Comm., Favorite Pastime: Reading. Ambition: Pacific Lutheran College. OLSON, DON, Ole : Hall Patrol. Ambition: To keep living. Quotable Quote: Get Lost, you're ugly. Pet Peeve: WEEKLY Totem. OLSON, JANET, 0llie ': F. S. A., Health Comm., P. T. A. Dance Comm., Publicity Comm., Personality Comm., Little L, Ambition: To be- come a secretary. Quotable Quote: Really OLSON, WARREN, Corky : Hall Patrol, Fire Drill, Bomb Squad, Roll Council, T. Day Comm. Ambition: Learn to do the Charleston. Favorite Pastime: Cars. OTTO, JIM: Soph. Class Pres., Activity Card Comm., Sr. Week, Student Council, Roll Council Rep., T. Day Comm. Ambition: Successful Law- yer. Favorite Pastime: Fishing and Bowling. OWENS, DIXIE: Activity Card Comm., T. Day Comm., Minute Girl, Party Comm. Ambition: To live in Bellingham. Pet Peeve: Burnt Potatoes. PALLADIN, DONNA MAE, Boots : Little L, Ski Club. Ambition: Work. Pet Peeve: Prince- ton haircuts. Favorite Pastime: Dreaming. PAPPAS, MARY LOU: Jr. Day Comm., Sr. Banguet, Friendship Comm., Pep Club, Drives Comm., Tea Service, T. Day Comm., Chanters, Personality Comm. PAPPE PHYLLIS, Pappe : Sr. Play, Sr. Revue, Talent Show, Ski Club, Standards Comm., Friendship Comm., F. S. A., P. T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: To be a Ski Bum. PARSON, MARILYN, Mar : Girls' Club Cab- inet, Pep Club, T. Day Comm., Sr. Week, Home- coming, Jr. Day, Latin Club, Desk Girl. PATTERSON, PAT, Pappy : First Aid Girl, Chanters, Girls' Club. Ambition: Telephone Operator. PATTISON, GERALD, J'ellybean : Boys' Club. Pet Peeve: Lettering I, Favorite Pastime: Horseless Carriage Club. PECK, KAY, Dorothy Dix : Pres. Pep Club, Sr. Class Student Council Rep., Adv. Chanters, LLL, Torch, Sr. Prom, Jr. Day, Activity Card Comm., Ski Club, Sec. F. S. A., Sec. Little L, Totem Staff, Quill Sz Scroll. PEEBLES, SHIRLEY JEAN, Shir1 : Roll' Room Rep., German Club Officer, Minute Girl, F. S. A., Torch, Social Service Comm., Orchestra, Study Helper, Library Desk Girl, Centennial Comm. PELTO, CLINTON: Ski Team, Ski Club Pres., Roll Room Rep. Pet Peeve: Over-sized Juniors. Ambition: To become a Sun Valley ski instruc- tor. Quotable Quote: Ski, Hail! PENALUNA, LANNY PERSON, BARBARA, Barb : Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, Pep Band, F. S. A., Jr. Day Comm., All City Band. Pet Peeve: Stuck up boys. PERSON, NELS, Sammie : Intramural Basketball, French Club, Boys' Club. Quotable Quote: Lets Live a Little! PERUCHINI, KATHERINE PETERSON, ANN, Annie : German Club, Girls' Club, Social Service Comm., Pep Club, F. S. A. Pet Peeve: Tall boys going with short girls. PETERSON, CHRISTINE, Chris : Honor Society, LLL, Tea Service Conun., Personality Conun., Pep Club, Little L, Party Comm., Chanters, Fine Arts Comm. Favorite Pastime: Picking up stools in the Lunchroom. PETERSON, DON, Bronco : Montana: Baseball, Basketball, Football. Ambition: To be a farmer. Most Remembered Moment: My first car. PETERSON, LOIS, Louie : Little L, F. S. A., Bulletin Board Comm., LLL, Torch, Advanced Chanters, Sr. Review, Pep Club Treas. G. C. Cabinet, Sr. Week Comm., Activity Card Comm., Girls' Club Comms. PETERSON, TED, Theo : Earthquake Squad. Ambition: To be an architect. Most Remembered Moment: First entering Lincoln. Favorite Pas- time: Standing in main hall. PETERSONS, ATIS, Pete : Rosser High: Football, Basketball, Track, Honor Society. Lincoln: Track, Football, Athletic Council. Pet Peeve: Guys to Whom I owe money. PETRIE, LOIS, Sam : Art and Bulletin Board Comm., Study Checker. Pet Peeve: Drippy Men. PETTIBONE, ORVILLE, Red : Stage, Wood- work, Boys Club. Pet Peeve: Women drivers. Favorite Pastime: Lookin'. :QW ar' fi 1,1 rf-of Jack Fletcher, Clarence Nordquist, jim Berg, Jean Douglass and Marilyn Parsons plan a 'Young Life' meeting FN we by . 'WY' 1 'RWAN Y-Z7 3? im' ,il m: hP f s The guilty parties parading around in 'white bucks' are Sue Dippert, Barbara's Plenge and Kimbrough, Vern Bower, Marji Nelson, Gail Campbell, and Marilyn Parson. PHILLIPS, DRUISILLA, Drum: Study Hall Checker, Pep Club, Girls' Club. Most Remember- ed Moment: Falling down in middle of hall on Senior Dressup Day. PHILLIPS, MARGARET, Marg : F. S. A., Minute Girl, Roll Rep., Ski Club, Personality Comm., P. T. A. Dance Comm., Talent Show, Girls' Club Assembly, Swimming. Pet Peeve: Marjies Cats. PICKENS, JOAN, Joanie : Usher Force, Honor Society, Attendance Office, Activity Card Comm., Sr. Roll Rep. Ambition: Business College. PLENGE, BARBARA, Plinkie : Personality Comm., Friendship Comm., T. Day Dance Comm., Homecoming, F. S. A., Talent Show, Soph Roll Rep., Roll Room Council Rep., Key Girl, Ad Staff, Attendance Office. POIRIER, EDNA JUNE: Chanters, Drama., Drives Comm., Pep Club, Spades, Girl Crazy Operetta, Girls' Club, Totem Rep., Sr. Rep. Quotable Quote: God helps those who help themselves! ' POLASIK, BOB: Boys Club. Favorite Song: Slaughter on 10th Avenue. Favorite Pastime: Loafing. POLASIK, JOYCE: Talent Show, Minute Girl, Roll Room Council, Girls' Club. Pet Peeve: 1941 Fords with pipes. Ambition: Study with Bill at Edison. POLITTE, ALICE, Al : Library, Ice Skating Comm., Party Comm., Drives Comm., Standards Comm. Pet Peeve: The stencil machine in Office Training. Ambition: To be a good cook, FOLK, NEDRA, Mutt : F. S. A., Pep Club, Little L, Talent Show, Pep Assemblies. Most Remembered Moment: Not getting the hook in the 1952 Talent Show. POLK, TED C., Tiny : Hall Patrol, Chanters. Pet Peeve: People who can,'t take a joke. POULSEN, JULIA, Irma : F. S. A., Drives Comm., Swimming, Drill Team, Health Comm. Pet Peeve: Being called Irma.. POWER, DONNA, Grease : Mixer Comm., Roll Rep., Roll Checker, P. T. A. Dance Comm., Sr. Rep. Ambition: To be 5'3 again. PRESTON, AUDREY, Audie : Ski Club, Girls' Club. Most Remembered Moment: When I reached the top of Mt. LaCross. PROFFITT, JOY, Prof : Chanters, F. S. A., Talent Shows, Usher Force Comm., Operettas, P. T. A. Dance Comm., Sr. Prom Comm., Jr. Dance Comm., Social Service Comm. Most Remembered Moment: Girl Crazy . PROVINE, DOTTY, Mike : Song Leader, Homecoming Queen, Homecoming Chr., Veep Pep Club, F8zN. Fashion Rep., Sr. Play, Operetta, T. Day, Sr. Week, Jr. Day, Student Council, Totem Staff, Sr. Band. PUETZ, PATSY: PURPUR, PHYLLIS, Phil : L. S. A., Sec. Friendship Comm., Talent Show, Operetta, P. T. A. Dance Comm.,Honor Society, Jr. Day Dance Entertainment Chr. Ambition: Show Busi- ness. PURRINGTON, SHIRLEY, Dimples : Social Service Comm., Girls' Club, French Club. Quot- able Quote: Peachie Creamy. PUTNAM, MARTHA: Honor Society, Girls' Club, Pep Club, Movie Squad, F. S. A. Am- bition: Private Secretary. Pet Peeve: Late Shoreline busses. QUAM, ANN, Annie : Girls' Club Cabinet, LLL, Veep Honor Society, Bulletin Board Chr., Homecoming Chr., Annual Editor, Jr. Day Tag Chr., Sr. Week Comm., Jr. Class Chr., Adv. Chanters, Ski Club, Pep Club, Roll Rep. RADKA, PHYLLIS, Phyl : F. S. A., Bulle- tin Board Comm., Lincoln Y. F. C., Spanish Club, Honor Society, Fr. Roll Rep. Ambition: Missionary. RALL, DON, Dirty Don : Football, Track, Sr. Council, Boys' Club. Quotable Quote: Dum- my Up. Most Remembered Moment: Playing 3rd Team football for Mr. Dalthorp. RAMHORST, KAREN: Sr. Class Sec., Minute Girl, P. T. A. Dance Comm., Activity Card Comm., Ski Club, Roll Rep., Social Service Comm., Band, French Club. Ambition: Interior Decorator. RAN SOM, LORETTA, Lorie' ' : LLL Spades, Annual Staff, Personality Comm., Totem Staff, Honor Society, Sr. Week Publicity Comm., T. Day Publicity, Friendship Comm. RAY, ROY: Hall Patrol, Roll Room Boys' Club Rep. Ambition: Forestry. Pet Peeve: Sopho- mores. RAYMUNDO, AGNES, Aggie : Swim Club, Girls' Club,Ski Club, Pep Club, Study Check- er. Quotable Quote: Hurry up you guys!!! REHBEIN, MYRTIS, Myrt : F. S. A., Fr.. Sz Soph. Roll Rep., T. Day Publicity, Annual Staff, General Chr. Activity Card Comm., Totem, Weekly Business Staff, Chr. Sr. Assembly, Hon- or Society, Ski Club, Pep Club. RESKI, MILDRED, Mi1lie : Annual Staff Copy Editor, Drama, Sr. Honor Society. Am- litionz Legal Sec. Quotable Quote: Oh, real- REYMORE, ROY: REYNOLDS, HERB: Sr. Rep., Boys' Club. Am- bition: Game Protector. Pet Peeve: Sophomor- es: Favorite Pastime: Skiing. REYNOLDS, JERRY, Wary J'erry : Intra- mural Bowling, Election Comm. Quotable Quote: I'm the Red Ryder. RICE, ALDA, Freckles : Sr. Band, Girls' Club, Honor Society. Quotable Quote: Live and let live. Most Remembered Moment: Playing the organ for the first time before a crowd. RIDLEY, JERRY: RINDLER, SUSIE, Sue : Sr. Class Student Council Rep., LLL, Girls' Club Cabinet, All City Chr. Fine Arts Comm., Sec. Pep Club, Ski Club, Honor Society, Chr. Elections Comm., Drives Comm., Minute Girl. RIPKE, BARBARA, Barbie : Sr. Comm., Soph. Pic. Comm., Minute Girl, Girls' Club. Fa- orite Pastime: Playing hide-and-seek with the Hall Patrol. RIPKE, JOAN, l'Bluck-Luck : F. S. A., Girls' Club. Ambition: To become a housewife. Fa- vorite Pastime: Dancing. RIPLEY, BOB: RISAN, JEANETTE, Jann: Veep F. S. A., Health Comm., Ski Club, Little L, Tea Service, Ice Skating Comm., Sr. Roll Rep. RITTER, DIANA, Di : Pep Club, Sr. Honor Society, Songleader, Usher Force, Personality Comm., Homecoming Half-Time Chr., Talent Show, Jubilynx, F. S. A., Extension Comm., Sr. Week Comm. ROBERTS, RON, Big Ron : Student Council Rep., Basketball, Track, Spanish Club, Band, Boys' Club. Favorite Pastime: Playing volley- ball' in the Girls' Gym. ,,.... MQ V ,Ya s V :Blk ali if 'Going 5omewhere?' That's Dolores Barclay steering with Jan Williams, Donna Moore, Diane Olsborg, Shirley Tarbox and Barbara Locknane tagging along. .www Don Brown, Sharon Squibb, Hob Hanna, Diana Ritter, Clar Nordquist, and Barbara Haehnel dress up on May Day. ROBISON, LOIS ANN, Suzie Q : Girl's Club. Pet Peeve: Girls that brag. Ambition: Good Secretary. Quotable Quote: She's off her rocker. ROCKSTAD, THELMA, Rocky : Drama, German Club, Glee Club, Girls' Club. Quotable Quote: Stop it, already. Favorite Pastime: Knitting argyles. RODLIN. JAMES, Jay : Railsplitters, Chan- ters, Girl Crazy, Melody Manor. Ambition: To stay single all my life. Quotable Quote: We're all in a rut. Pet Peeve: Spelling. RODOLF, CHUCK, Chuckles : Railsplitters, Hall Patrol, Roll Rep., Boys' Club Rep., Fire Squad, Ski Club, Abe's Hi-Y, Winner of sr, Baby Picture Contest. ROGERS, JACK, Cheots : Boys' Club. Am- bition: To own a car instead of a Chevy. Most Remembered Moment: My first A. ROGERS, JOY, Sniffles : Big L, Basket Room, Attendance Office, Minute Girl, Honor Society, Pep Club. Ambition: Teacher. ROHOLT, HELENE: F. S. A., French Club Veep, Jr. Roll Rep., Sr. Roll Rep., Drives Comm., Honor Society, Ski Club, Spanish Correspondence Club. Ambition: To see the World. ROSS, RONNIE: First Aid Squad, Intramural Football, Intramural Basketball. Ambition: Auto Mechanic. ROSTROM, FRED: Track, Boys' Club. ROTHLISBERGER, TED, Uselessberger : Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, Varsity Football, Stage Force, Hall Patrol, Sr. Class Comm., Veep' Lin- coln Hi-Y. Most Remembered Moment: Football, 1952. ROVIG, DICK: Sr. Play, Operetta, Football, Track, Basketball. Quotable Quote: Why man, I hardly know you. Pet Peeve: Class of '54. ROWLEY, JOYCE, Joycie : Study Hall Helper, Attendance Office, F. S. A., Minute Girl, Home-Coming Comm. ROWLEY, KAREN MAY, Rowdy : LLL, Pep Club, Fine Arts Comm., Drama, Roll Rep., T. Day Comm., Sr. Week Comm., Minute Girl. RUMBURG, GARY: Railsplitters, Fire Squad, First Aid Squad, Tennis, Boys' Club. Ambit- ion: College. RUSHMER, RUSSELL: SAEGERT, MARILYN, Punkin : Girls' Club, Standard Comm. Ambition: To settle down. Quotable Quote: Hi ya! Pet Peeve: Moody people. Favorite Pastime: Cruising in our Mercury. SANDERSON, JOYCE: T. Day Chr., Roll Coun- cil. Rep., Friendship Comm., User Force, Pep Club, Homecoming Dance Comm., Sr. Week, Ski Club, Standards Comm., Torch, Fine Arts Comm., Jr. Dance Program Comm. SANDS, LOUISE, Sandy : Girls' Club, Study Hall Roll Checker. Quotable Quote: f'No, no, Senor. SARVER, PAT, Sandy : LLL, Adv. Chant- ers, Torch, Corres. Sec., Pep Club, Activity Card Comm., Big L Veep., Little L, Party Comm., Basket Girl, Jr. Day Comm., Commencement Usherette. A SCHMIDT, BUDDEAN: SCHMOE, RUTHANNA: Roll Rep., Study Hall Assistant, Bulletin Board Comm., Girls' Club. Ambition: Airline Stewardess. SCHORSCH, MERLIN: SCOTT, ARDIS: LLL, Treas. Spades, Torch, P. ,T. A., Dance Comm., Pep Club, Jubilynx Co- Chr., Library, Desk Girl, Personality Comm., Friendship Comm., Sr. Comm., T. Day Publicity Comm. SCOTT, ELEANOR, Norie g F. S. A., Pep Club, Minute Girl, Girls' Club. Quotable Quote: Think We'll get caught? Pet Peeve: Gym. SCRIPPS, SHJEIILA, Gustav : Girls' Club. Ambition: To join the Waves and travel. Quot- able Quote: Yep-it's tough all round. SEDLAK, GARY, Gar : Hall Patrol, Base- ball, Roll Rep., Welcoming Comm., Ticket Force. SHAPLEY, LOUISE: Ski Club, Party Comm., F. S. A., Student Council, Girls' Club. Ambit- ion: Law. Quotable Quote: Mercy Maud! Pet Peeve: Drivers' License Test. Favorite Pastime: Skiing SHEFCHIK, BOB: Intramural Basketball, Foot- ball, Baseball. Quotable Quote. Let's live a little. SHERWOOD, GAIL M., Punchy : F. S. A., Minute Girl, Personality Comm., Tea Service Comm., Totem Weekly, Pep Club, Ski Club, French Club. Pet Peeve: Boys who can't dance. SHIFLET, JERRY, Shifty : Usher Force, Street Patrol, Boys' Club. Favorite Pastime: Sleeping. Ambition: To get rich. SHORTT, BOB, Hat Rack : Yell King, Rail- splitters, Pep Club, Jubilynx, Golf Squad, Boys' Club. Pet Peeve: Sophomore girls. Quotable Quote: It's terrific. SIGURDSON, DARLENE: Ski Club, Swim Club, Pep Club, Fine Arts Comm., Activity Card Comm. Pet Peeve: Having to wait for someone. Favorite Pastime: Having fun. SIMPSON, KATHLEEN, Kathy : Pep Club, Friendship Comm., Homecoming, Programs Comm., T. Day Publicity Comm., Ski Club, F. S. A. SIMONSEN, SHIRLEE, Kitzell : F. S. A., Minute Girl, Ski Club, Fr. Roll Rep., Library, Party Comm. SINKA, ILGONIS, Pete : Movie Squad, Boys Club. Ambition: Engineer. Quotable Quote: It's nice. Most Remembered Moment: When I landed in New York. SIPES, JANICE, Jani : North Central, Spo- kane: After School Sports, Library, Honor Roll. Lincoln: Girls' Club. Pet Peeve: Hot rodders. Most Remembered Moment: First day at Lincoln. SLIND, ORIS, 'iRusty : La Crosse, Washing- ton: Tigers Club, Student Body Sgt.-at-Arms., Fr. Initiation Comm., Boys' Club. Quotable Quote: Let's not get sickening about this SLOWSKYJI, LIVBOMYR: Boys' Club, French Club Rep. Quotable Quote: Study makes the master. Most Remembered Moment: Coming to U. S. A. Favorite Pastime: Boy Scouts. SLUSSER, BEVERLY, Bev : Pep Club, Ma- jorette, F. S. A. Ambition: College. Favorite Pas- time: Flirting. SMITH, CHET: -mf V E' nf . gm, SQ U -...qv Bob Hanna, Joy Profitt, Marilyn Spurr, Bill Squibb, Fred Wright, and Diane Lemho practice for 'Hit the DeCk.' it W. Nw Q 1 l l ffl .1 , AH 3 2 l K 1? Q 3 it X ' .-New 5 Margaret Phillips, Jan Williams, Gayle Briggs, Betty Bergeron, Marjory Berg, Joyue Newgard, and Norma Holmes, forsake skirts and sweaters for spring cottons. SMITH, FLOYD, 'fSmitty : Ed. Wk. Totem, Mana. Ed. Totem Wk., Lynx Club, Railsplitters, Debate, Boys' Club Roll Rep., Quill and Scroll, Usher Force, Pep Club Sgt.-at-Arms. Ambition Lawyer. SMITH, GORDON: SMITH, R. FRED, The Deer Slayer : Honor Society, Study Hall Helper, Boys' Club, Roll Room Offices. Ambition: Africa. Favorite Pas- time: Hunting and Fishing. SMITH, SHEILA, Happy : Girls' Club, Roll Room Council Rep. Quotable Quote: i'Well, if you ask me. Pet Peeve: Borrowing. Favorite Pastime: Working with flowers. SMITH, SUSAN, Soozie : Usher Force, French Club, Minute Girl, Roll Room Rep. SNOW, HELEN, Hades : Pep Club, Social Service Comm.,Roll Rep., Activity Card Comm., Personality Comm., Honor Society. Quotable Quote: Hey, Keen. Pet Peeve: People who lon't get excited. SNYDER, DON, Doc : Railsplitters. Am- bition: Photographer. Pet Peeve: Conceited Girls. SORENSEN, LOIS, Loco : Main Office, Honor Society, Roll Rep., Y. F. C. Ambition: To pass chemistry. Pet Peeve: Ambulance Drivers. SOURAPAS, STEVE, '-4Greek : Yell Squad, Golf Squad, Boys' Club. Most Remembered Moment: My first report card. Ambition: Certi- fied Public Accountant. SPURR, MARILYN, Blondie : Fine Arts Comm., Honor Society, Ski Club, Standards Comm., T. Day Com.m. Favorite Pastime: ,Talk- ing about all my troubles and skiing. Most Remembered Moment: New Years Eve! SQUIBB, SHARON, Shug : Songleader, Student Council Rep., LLL, Honor Society, Pep Club, T. Day, Desk Girl, P. T. A. Dance Comm., Bulletin Board Comm., Publicity, Assem. Chr., F. S. A., Sr. Prom Comm., Operetta. SQUIBB, WILLIAM, Sam : Baseball, Basket- ball, Football, Hi-Y, T. Day Com.m. Quotable Quote: Dawge : Ambition: Championship Team. STANTON, SHIRLEY, Stupid : Minute Girl, Study Hall Helper, Library Helper, Girls Club. Ambition: Artist. ST. AUBIN, JOY-DEEN, Jody : Bulletin Board Comm., Roll Rep., Sr. Roll Rep., Art Comm., Minute Girl, Sr. Week Publicity Comm., Desk Girl. Quotable Quote: 'tHow is it, STEEHLER, BARBARA, Babs : Girls Club, Pep Club, Health Comm. Quotable Quote: Excuse you! STEFFEN, DAVID, Stuffed : Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, All City Band., Youth Symphony, Boys' Club. Ambition: Professional trombone player. STEIK, SANDRA, Sandy : F. S. A., Honor Society, Pep Club, French Club, Study Hall Checker, Party Comm., Girls' Club. Pet Peeve: Teacher's pets. STENMOE, JOANNE, Jo : Sr. Comm., P. T. A. Dance Comm., Soph. Roll Rep., Sr. Roll Rep. Ambition: Secretary. Quotable Quote: That's the way the ball bounces. STENSTROM, BOB, 'tSten : Hall Patrol, Ticket Force, Sr. Rep., Honor Society, Chanters. Quotable Quote: There's a first time for every- thing. STEWART, NANCY, Jackie : Girls' Club. Ambition: Attend business college. Pet Peeve: Taking care of my brother on Saturday nights. STEWART, SHARON LEE, ' ' Sherry' ' : Library, Pep Club, F. S. A., Sr. Roll Rep. Quot- able Quote: '4All right, already. STIGEN, ROSE, Rosie : Roll Room Rep., Band, Teacher's helper, Clerk in Main Office, Honor Society. Quotable Quote: Rea1ly! STOA, BONNIE, Bubbles : Personality Comm., Drives Comm., Friendship Comm., Party Comm., Activity -Card Comm., Minute Girl, Roll Council, Usher Force. STONEHOCKER, CRAIG, Stony : German Club Rep., Boys' Club. Ambition: To live to be 100. Quotable Quote: Hurry up. ST. PIERRE, DON, Pierre : Bowling, Ski Club, French Club. Quotable Quote: Lots of it around. SWANSON, RALPH, SWany : Boys' Club. Ambition: Graduate from College. Favorite Pastime: Fishing, golfing, hunting. SWANSON, RAY, Ray-Ray : Varsity Base- ball, Basketball, Capt. Swim Team, Hall Patrol, Jr. Day Comm., Mgr. Intramural Basketball, Lynx Hi-Y. SWEANY, GARY, Swea.nus Maximus : Chanters, Fire Squad, Roll Council. Ambition: To go to Mars. Quotable Quote: You crazy fool! TARBOX, SHIRLEY, Shirl-babe : Bon Marche Fashion Rep., Songleader, Girls' Club Cabinet, Torch, Pep Club, Operetta '52, Talent Show '52, T. Day Comm., Homecoming Dance Publicity Chr., Study Hall Helper. TAUSAN, BERNITA, Bernie : Chanters, Roll Rep., Nurses Helper, Operetta, Sr. Week Assembly Comm. Pet Peeve: Being called Breta. TAYLOR, ELAINE: F S. A., Minute Girl, Roll Council, Usher Force, Jubilynx, Attendance Office, Party Comm., Standards Comm., P. T. A. Dance, Homecoming Comm., Sr. Week. Favorite Pastime: Eating. TAYLOR, YVONNE, Onnie : Pep Club, Health Comm., Little L, P. T. A. Dance Comm., Publicity Comm., Standard Dress, F. S. A., Sr. Luncheon Comm. Pet Peeve: Girls with blue eyes. THOMAS, GAIL, Windy : Sr. Week, Fine Arts Comm., Main Office, Pep Club, Pep Assem- blies, Chanters, T. Day Comm., French Club, French Assembly, Drives Comm., Bulletin Board Comm. THOMPSON, RICHARD, Dick : Football, Track, Boys' Club, Honor Society. Ambition: Business executive. Pet Peeve: Going steady. THOMPSON, SHARON, Cheri : F. S. A., Torch, Friendship Comm., Pep Club, T. Day Assembly. Most Remembered Moment: T. Day Play. THORSTENSON, MARGIE, '4Marji : Girls' Club, F. S. A. Ambition: To get married. Favorite Pastime: Going to Mount Vernon. TOLLEFSON, JIM, Tuffy : Honor Society, Fire Squad, Hall Patrol, Boys' Club, Intramural Football, Baseball, Activity Card Comm. Quot- able Quote: Hey, Hoobie! TORKELSON, BETTY, Susie :Girls' Club, Sports. Pet Peeve: Blackie . Favorite Pas- time: Swimming, skiing. TOWNE, EUDELL, Sonny : Boys' Club, Usher Squad. Pet Peeve: Girls. TREBON, ROBERT, Dad : Boys' Club. Quotable Quote: Drop dead Pet Peeve: Sarcastic Girls. Gary Keffler, Judy Elwell, Myrtis Rehbein, Darrell Bangerter, Bonnie Berrett, and Alan Cameron are going 'Senior Cruisin.' ,ez-' of iii' X ,J K- It EMQTFG.: .52 'V ia .st A ' Q K' 95? 'ff' N' . f ul! El YH v af' 4N b3,... 1:.,Q,..,: ,. - If ' ' -um., ,a W. .i Diane Olsborg, Joanne Stenmoe, Sharon Squibb, Dolores Barclay, and Barbara Locknane, take .time out' at the Senior Prom. TROYER, IRVIN NELSON, Junior : Boys' Club. Pet Peeve: Don Rall, Don Helland and Vern Bower. TURNER, JUDY, Jude : Torch, Sr. Prom Comm., T. Day Comm., Usher Force, P. T. A. Dance, Talent Show, Personality Comm., Minute Girl, Student Council Rep., Pep Club, Chanters, Add Staff. ULLMAN, PEGGY, Peg : L. S. A., Minute Girl, Main Office, Honor Society. Pet Peeve: Crew cuts. VADSET, HAROLD: Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Boys' Club. VARNEY, PHIL: VERMILYE, JOHN, Big John : Book Room, Hi-Y, Intramural Basketball, Stage, Sr. Week Comm., Basket Room, Sr. Prom Comm. Ambition: To play basketball like Keffler. Pet Peeve: Sophomores. VICKERS, LAWRENCE, Larry : Intramural Baseball, Boys' Club. Quotable Quote: Don't give up the Ship! Pet Peeve: Monday Morn- ing. WAGLE, LAWRENCE: Boys' Club. Pet Peeve:: People that Peeve easily. Most Remembered Moment: Helping to lock Rod Hilderman on the roof outside or 209. WARD,, CAROLYN, Kansas : Honor Society, Band, Debate, Jog, Roll Room Council, Ofilurg Lincoln Red Cross Speaker. WATKINS, HAZEL, Little Haz : F. S. A., Minute Girl, Personality, Usher Force, Roll Room Council, Student Council Rep., Pep Club, P. T. A. Dance, Sr. Week, Joyce Fashion Rep. WATSON, SHIRLEY, Shooley : F. S. A., Pep Club, Talent Show, Chr., Jr. Red Cross, Usher Force, Personality Comm., Party Comm., Co-Chr., Seniority Day, Standards Comm. Pet Peeve: Class of '54. WELD, GAIL, Stormy : LLL Cabinet, Co-Chr. Publicity Comm., Drives Comm., Tea Service, Honor Society, Health, P T. A. Dance, Soph. Talent Show, Social Service, Sr. Luncheon Chr., Minute Girl. WELSCH, SHARRON LEA: Songleader, Sr. Class Treas., Sr. Prom Chr., T. Day, Sr. Week, Girls' Club, Jr. Class Officer, Art Library, Pep Club, Standards Comm. Quotable Quote: How dumb? WHEELER, SHIRLEY: WHITE, JIM: Movie Squad, Boys' Club. Am- bition: To fly for the Navy. Pet Peeve: People standing in the middle of the halls. WILLIAMS, JAN, Jannie : Typing Editor Totem Annual, F. S. A., Usher Force, P. T. A. Dance Comm., Attendance Office, Standards Comm., Ski Club, T. Day Comm., Sr. Week Comm. WILSON ,BARBARA, Barbie : Soph. and Sr. Class Officer, LLL, Ski Club, Usher Force, T. Day Chr., Student Council, F. S. A., Personality Comm., Quill and Scroll, P. T. A. Dance, Totem Staff. WILSON, DONALD, R: WINTON, MAUREEN JO: WOLTERS, DARLENE, Do1ly : Attendance Office, Girls' Club. Ambition: To be a rancher's wife. WOOD, ALDEE, A1 : Boys' Club. Pet Peeve: Locker partners. Ambition: To travel around the world. Quotable Quote: i'Hey, Boy! WOODBURY, EARL, 0il : Fire Squad, Foot- ball Mgr., Street Patrol, Boys' Club. WORTHINGTON, FORREST, Wi11y : Second Team Baseball, Golf, Boys' Club. Quotable Quote: Tough. Pet,Peeve: Term Paper. WRIGHT, FRED, Right with Wright : News Adv. Staff, Welcoming Comm., Stage, Sr. Operetta, M. C. at Homecoming, Talent Show, Simple Simon , Sr. Week, Roll Rep., Activity Card Comm., Hi-Y,, Shooting of Dan McGreW. YANICK, MILES, Snuff : Railsplitters, Boys' Club Rep., Ski Club Veep, Track, German Club Pres. Ambition: Architect. Quotable Quote: Here, Here young lady. ZAVALES, JEANNE: Pep Club, Tea Comm., F. S. A. Ambition: Legal Stenographer. Quotable Quote: Laugh and the World laughs with you. Pet Peeve: People Who stare. ZIMMERMAN, PRED: Boys' Club, Rep., Soph. Talent Show, Ticket Force. Ambition: U. of W. CADWELL, CLARK. On their way to commencement, Barb Kimbrough, Bill Meis ter, Roger Lennon, Shirley Tarbox, and Fred Wright. .L be be l E . I Hey Susie! Can't you think of anything to write? Ax. cr, , ,,, e 'S ' ' I ig,- SENIOR BANQUET Everyone attending the Senior Banquet, under George Eastman's chairmanship, enjoyed the delicious food and fine entertainment which preceded the Senior Play. The Banquet was a. great success and a grand climax to an auspicious Senior Week. N f r ,Q l we ., rw 2- ' in SENIOR PROM The Friday before Commencement, June 5, was the date of Senior Prom for the Class of '53. Sharron Welsch and her committee planned a fine evening of dancing at the Palladium for the Senior Class and their guests. T.: Ai' v i SENIOR COMNLETTCEMENT The Lincoln Senior Class of 1953 graduated with the impressive ceremony which marks the commence- ment of all classes. On the evening of June 8, the boys in blue robes and the girls in white entered the Civic Auditorium to conclude four memorable years at Lincoln. SENIOR WEEK The Seniors transformed Lincoln into a three ring circus during their Week from December 1 to 5. With the theme Senior Circus they reigned with such merriment as a side show, baby picture contest, pigtails and bow ties, shoe shines by Juniors, and an after-school dance. Wednesday was Senior- ity Day and found Sopho- mores and Juniors scurry- ing about obeying the commands of the Seniors. On Friday, Dress-Up Day the Seniors adorned in their Sunday Best attended a special assembly in the morning and the tra- ditional banquet and play in the evening. Sharon Coleman and Peggy Keller were co-chairmen of the eventful Week. SENIOR CRUISE The Senior Class or 1953 1l61Ci their annual Senior Cruise on the evening of June 9, the day following commencement. This final gathering of the Senior Class was spent cruising the waters in and around Seattle on the Virginia V. N.,- fw- 'WQW3 l X !,f f'f7 H If ,lr 55 , .,Qf.gQff,.,, M fe I A 45 I fzmj 91,5 1 -X 'digg x 7 .J ,f, f',,21 67 3. fsff-21 JQAQJ ' 'K '! V X 'Lf,0,kuf-fc., CLD-',ff4.?,4v fbi , Mr. A. P. Johnson , , X QIQQS gf Q, f r ,- 1- , .. , j I VI, J -X Jzyidiz lnxdf ffpyy JCQLI, I gp W ,tix ,f,f,i.,Q, L' 5 j Q,-ff gzgkffffi X7 f' f .f ,f 'N Q-ff4y9a,bf,9fw,Qf?475f,. if ? Q' 7 fy Z ' w5f,5g.,f 7 'i 4f77, LfQ1f5f4- ff QQVJVAX i V445-f 1 V' vffffffvffgiftfl QA! X' W ,127 ,,, f-lqyyi-1'A,f 'gf 1,17 TJ. . J on t 1 . ' ,, f 3 ' ogesiaznig as My .,,7 .ff ,ffrj ,f .1 ff Cfigff Z 477 ' . gwiewf .ff .2 4 Afffv-f my Pete Mansfield Vice President Norma Olson Secretary Come one, come all to the gigantic Jamboree Dance sponsored by the Junior Class of Lincoln High. This was the first introduction of the activities of the class of '5-1. Since then the Juniors have sponsored the Senior Banquet, Junior Day, the Christmas Dance, the distribution of Valentines to teachers, and the organization of a scrap book consisting of many baby pictures. The Juniors were ably headed by Joan Chatalas, President, Pete Mansfield, Vice Presidentg Carol Olson, Secretaryg Marilyn Daniels, Totem Reporter: Reed Bememt and Jo Ann Price, Student Council Rep- resentatives. Mr. A. P. Johnson, class advisor, led the Juniors through a successful year. Joanne Price Reed Bement Marilyn Daniels Student Council Rep. Student Council Rep. Totem Repgrter 'ik Atkinson. Carolyn Balcom, Donna Barclay. Annette Barclay, Elaine Bare, Frederick Barker. Barbara Bartelson. Shirley Bartelson. V. Dean Baugh, Gretchen Bean. Carol Belcher. Bill Bell. Jim Bell, Sandra Bement, Reed Berg, Jerry Berry, Susan Biringer, Sally Bisset. Gordon Aahl, Beverly Adams, Ann Adams, Richard Addington, Mary Sue Aitkins. Richard Allen, Betty Allen. Dixie Allison,Barbar:1 Anderson, Joann Anderson. Joanne Anderson. Larry Anderson. Paul Anderson, William Andre, Maureen Apostle, Andrew Arnistrong, Merry A'rvon. Bruce Ashford. John AQ? Blair. Marjorie Bolmes. Dorothy Bostone. Geraldine Bowling. Mavis Bowman. Dave Boyd. Jo Ann Brenner, Dennis Briggs. Noreen Brower. Dianne Brown. Bob Brumbaugh. Lorraine Brundage. Ann Brunsdon, Bob Buckles. Barton Burke. Anna Cain. Barbara Calcutt. Barbara Cameron. Dyan Campbell. Annette Cantonwine. Sharon Carlson. Don Carr. Myron Cary. Lz1Rliea Case. Marilyn Casselberry. Bill Cathey. Nancy Clrarnpers. Lucinda Cliatalas. Joan Christiansen. Ray Christie. Lowell Christopherson. Carol Church. Grace Clark. Harold Clarke, Caroline Coleman. Duane Conkling, Lois DeWitt, Pamela Dick, Allan Dietz, Leo Dishnow, Jana Doak, Shirley Dobbs, Chris Dobson, Judy Dodge, Jim Deering. Sally Doll, Ed Dolley, Sara Dolp, Franz Donovan, Una Downing, Dorothy Dulin, Mike DuPuis. Peggy Durbin, Elaine Earle, Carol we Corey. Della Coulter. Diane Critchett. Terry Cropley. Jean Curd. Larry Dahlstrom. Jim Dana. Mike Daniels. Marilyn Danielson. Mary Helen Daquila. Florence Darby. Jackie Daugherty. Alice Davis, Darrell Davis, Kenneth Davis, Mike Deffarnatt, Mary Derricot, Erna Devine. William '--'sf R ww, Federici, Frank Filigno, Janet Flaherty, Bill Fleharty, Richard Flink, Coleen Forrester, Lotte Frederick, William Friedholdt, Helen Friedlander, Lois Frisendahl. Colleen Furbush, Kenneth Garbe, LaVeta Garneau, Lauraine Garrison, Bob Gates, Rosemary Gaudy, Gloria Geise, John Gilbert, Valarie vfj . Easter, Alison Eastly. Mike Eaton. Janet Eckern, Molly Edin, Gary Edlin, Dennis Edwards. Jerry Edwards, Shirley Elkins, George Ellis, Florence Else, Bob Epps, Janice Ericson, Grant Eriks. John Eserman. Carol Fairchild. Dorothy Falconer, Sylvia Falls, Gary am' 'Li - gl ,af 4- -.. lv'- Gillis, Beverley Glasoe, Sharron Goings, Yvonne Goodman, Jerry Gordon, David Goss, Gordon Graham, Donna Grames, Johnny Gray, Barbara Greer, Barbara Griffin, Morgan Grillos, Annlea Groce, Barbara Gross, Lois Grove, Rosie Guinn, Sally Gustafson, Bob Gustafson, Roy Haavig, Darlyne Hackbarth, Barbara Hales, Dorothy Hall, Beverley Hall, Frank Halstead, Jackie Hamlin, Joyce Hamilton, Arlene Hammond, Holly Hampton, Carolyn Handley. George Hannash. Mary Jo Hanson, Jim Harp, June Harris, Camilla Harris, Nancy Harris. Tommy Harris. Walter Henshaw. Bill Henson. Laurie Hesser. Joann Hewins. John Heywood. Lila Hilker. Sharon Hilliard. Ann Holdorf. Carol Hooper. Marilyn Horn. Donald Hosmar. Johnnie Hoviland. Lloyd Howell. Royleen Hoyt. Mary Ann H1llldSdOl'f81'. JOHDIIB Hundsdorfer. Pat Hunt. Dave Hutter. Jim Harrison. Helen Hart, Carl Hartson. Marcia Hartwig. Glenda Hartwig. Linda Harwood. David Haslam. James Hasund. Douglas Hatley. Jim Hanan. Pat Haven. Sally Hecht. Liz Hein. Marilyn Heiner. Faye Held. Betty Hemenway. Judy Henkle. Marilyn Henning. Kenneth I' I .se V. ri A N W, 1 L Q...-+ Snr Kendall Carolyn Kemp Marion Kelsey L01 ene Kearney Ed Kaus Tei ry Kanz Jack Klieros Pipena, Kirk Rogei Killinger Colleen Kiel Ronny Kieburtz, Karin Kephart, Dorothy Knudsen. Joan Koehnen. Julie Korch. Ida Kulseth, Connie La Barre, Sidonie LaCross, Frances V'-r Jacoby, Ken Jacobson. Rose Ann Jacobson. Judy Isaacson. Jerry Irwin. Grace Inouye, Kim Johnson. Barbara Jesperson. Don Jennings. JoAnn Jenkins. Gladys Jellesed. Bob Jamison. Bob J ohnson. Joy Johnson, William Johnston. Carollyn Johnston, Marlene Johnstonbaugh. Jim Jones. Sylvia Lamoreux, Kay Lampman. Bernice Lane, Joan Laney, Barbara Larsen. Sandra Larson, Daryl Lawience. Gerry Leivestad. Kay Lentgis. Dean Leonard. Judy Leonard, Roger Lieb. Jane Lightfoot. Marilyn Lindquist. Joanne Linton. Jim Lobberegt. Joanne Locker, Jack Lohmeyer. Doris Lollis, Linda Love, Doris Love, Marilyn Loving, Naomi Lowe, Jack Lucci, Frances Lucci, Frank Luke, Larry Lyon, Hylan Maclaren, Mack Maclaren, Wendall Mansfield, Pete Manthey, Rae Marden, Mary Marinella, Joanne Martenson, Mary Alice Martin, Gayle Martin. Wayne McLeod. John McMillan, Rosalie McNamara, Pat McNicol, Marjorie McPhee, Bertha McQuat, Carmen Mebust, Roger Meicho, Toni Merager, Kenneth Mikko, Bob Milan, Penny Lee Miller, Jo Lu Mills, Janet Mills. Marian Miltenberger, Carol Modugno, Iona Monroe, Betty Monsaas, Joan Mathisson, Charles Matthew, George Matthews, Le Roy Matthews, Sandra Maxson, Karen McA1ister, Bob McAllister, Ronald McAllister, Wilfred McClay, Jeanette McClinton, Caroline McCorkle, Mary McCullough, Ken McDonald, Donna McGinnis. Michael McGo1drick, June Mclalwain, Don McKenny, Van S. McLaughlin. Denny welive- E we 1' M-1 Nelson. Ruth Moore. Nancy Moody. Pat Moore. Bob Moore. Ray Mord. Geraldine Moiiat. Margie Mullan. Pat Mund. Jennie'Claire Munson. Pat Murray, Colleen Muzzy. Myers. Napier. Neilson. Nelson. Nelson. Nelson. Ken Margaret Carolyn Donna Doug Merel Ray Nelson. Ron Neinnich. Rose Ness. Eugene. Newman. Mardon. ww' Nielson. Jodene Nixon. Arline Noe. Beverly Ocanib. Sandra O'Conner. Tom Odegard. Alan Odion. Donna Odland, Edward Oflock. Jackie Ohman. Merle 0'Keefe. Pat Olsen. Delores Olson. Andrew Olson. Carol if ! 'lr' Q.: md Xl sw, 'Q'-ev Olson. Norma Orr. Mary Orth. Bill Ose. Marilyn Oswalt. Sh3I'O11 Owen. Marjorie Owens. Parker. Earle Gloria Paul. Jerry Perkins. Ann Perkins. Glayd Peruchini. Shirley Peters, Petelf Peterson. Arnold Peterson. Dale Peterson, Jerry Peterson, Kay Pitcher, Joan Plummer, Viola Pogson, Helen Pollock, Lawrence Pope, Patricia Porter, Bartelle Price, Joanne Printz, Dick Primley. Georgia Provence, Harold Puetz, Bill Purpur, Virginia Quillian, Mary Radford, Dolores Randt, Janice Rasmussen, Jerry Redding, Mary Sue Reimer, Claudia Reski, Marian Rousseau, Beverly Rust, Virginia Salenjus, John Sand, Beverly Satermo, Ann Savage, Sandra Schmidt, Shirley Schmitz, Donna Schneider, Morrie Schoeggl, Cameron Schuette, Richard Schultz, Eddy Scott, Ian Scott, Michael Scott, Winston Scroggie, Patricia Sedlacek, Phil Serna, Martin Reynolds, Bob Reynolds. Dixie Rice, Bruce Richardson, Rosalie Rickard, Sandra Riley, Jerina Ritter, Carole Robinson, Danny Robinson, Dick Robinson, Joan Rodin, Keith Roehl, Willis Rosen, Joli Rostrom, Lois Roth, Dorothy Roth, Kenneth Rothlisberger, Irene Roush, Barbara ap. vs., Stolt, Sharon Stowell, Donna Strand, Beverly Sturlaugson, Emily Sutherland, Beverly Swerdfeger, Alice Talbot, Lorraine Talcott. Sandra Teske, Peggy Thibaut, Kenneth Thomas, Clarissa Thompson, Carol Ann Thorkildsen, Arnt Thornton, Bill Towe, Janet Townsend, Betty Towslee, Pat Treece, Keith Shephard, Janet Slye, Norma Smith, Claudia. Smith, Eleana Smith, Gregory Smith, JoAnn Smith, Lowell Smith, Marian Smith, Milo Stablein, Mary Alice Staples, Verna Stern, Ed Stewart, Bon Stewart, Rose Marie Stewart, Sharon Jean Stewart, Sharon L. Stillman, Elaine Stine, Dick Trettevik, Elaine Trimble, Barbara Trimble Ruth Prippy, Marguerite Trumbull, Jim Tucker. Tom Tuininga, Ann Tuttle. Jean Ullman. Barbara Ussery. Irene Valenzuela, Harry Valiska. Lona VanCamp. Lois Vance. Sally Varnes, Al Vaselenak, Fred Vidal. Ronnie Vollen. Georgia Wagle, Aline Walker, George Walsh. Aileen Ward, Glenda Washburn, Roger Watson, Mary Weber, Gary Weiser. Ken Werge, Doris Whipple, Joan White, Barbara Wickstrom, Phil O Wilcox. Skip Williams, Carol Williams. Estell Williams, Joan Williams. Justene Wilson. Jim SXWX DSN .fu-f Winkel, Bob Witham. June Witherow, Mary Alice Wolley, Sharon Wood, Sally Woodruff, Marie Woods, John Wright. Arlene Xenos, Mike Yearsley. Mary Zeeb. Jim Zeissler, Bob A-X X S Cko at QQ Zylstra, Carol McManus, Barbara Eeqxxx . Shannon, Sally 'YNNQ -SQQGL CS cmsoox AX QRS SWG A06-k-x-XQGLQ 15 QAXQ ont X503 Q5Qa9a'Y'0C3o OQQLQQWK VNQUQ g,Q.Q ggi x. . .v , -' 1 - if-Secs Sefmoegu, c.MAvxN -xkwxxq usa. mound vw-REQ Q! -X-X613 obieail Y. MQQQ C30-x-isQ.vx -ko mdnbkk, XBQW su oi QQ gqg 58 5 V Q , M ,, W K . . ,Q .C 0 bv' J 5. ' . ,- ,hd Ra ' K I 1' A S 4y..x:J'lQ 1 4 JA' ,edt-,.,,v.' wv,, f ., if Q- 1 A -W N , M , v L' M SODHOMORES Mrs. Snodgrass s , 564' . X X. o V S5 1 J' 1 .R 1 'J v . Q' ji Exliihw . f x ,kxik x . Doris Barnett ULHSS nf '55 5 Jim R. Thompson Betty Mortenson v N or XXNSN -H 'wllf lf f 0 . L., f g .sqA N M fr . '52 g oooo g ' -f ' U W S 1 L ,o oo Shari Schalo Dawn Lawrence Starry-eyed Sophomores--some nine hundred of them- proved to be a valuable asset to the Lincoln Student Body. Election of the class officers got off to a slow start because of the problem of combining the distinct groups from Hamilton and Jane Addams, Junior High Schools. But it wasn't long before a class unit was formed. The officers chosen were: Doris Barnett, Pres- identg Jim Thompson, Vice Presidentg Betty Morten- son, Secretaryg Shari Schalo, Student Council Rep- resentativeg and Dawn Lawrence, Totem Reporter. With enthusiastic spirits, the class sponsored a Carnival and Dance December 10, and the traditional Sophomore Talent Show. Besides their own activities the class also joined in other school organizations like signing up for Boys' and Girls' Club committees. The able supervision of Mrs. Eleanor Snodgrass helped to make the class activities a huge success. .Q ff' 591 at 'U wi' Abrams, Jeanine 1 .:,,, A , V ,W L M ,X Ahl, Charmaine 3 flip l .g,,,, ' A Aker, Nancy , 1 f' , a Alben, Stan A rf 2 - J Albrecht, virginia ' W d V , H ' ' Alexander, Nancy J A A , Allbee, Claire - X ' A M Allen, Darlene 'QD 'xv' 1 4 4 gf ., 0' 'sv-X i W Vf l 1 , ,N 5 f -7. fi, ag'- Q 'hs-Ja , Xrri f J a J la' it A ubyrqzv V j W e 1 wel sh V Q z sr QA Yi 1.5 f s :,. gg: N, ' 2 ,K . X- h ,,,. V ,,l. 11f fr Y , ,, a, , a , ,, J , 1 Q-A, , , j are 1 3 21 5 Mg. jj, iifr egynl 'A b . 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Roberta Anderson, Roger Andrews, Paul Ard, Mildred Arnold, Dick Arnold, Maury Arnold, Penny Arrowsmith, Sid Astley, Dick Atherton, Richard Atkins, John Avery, Elwood Ayres, Al Bailey, Beryl Bailey, Nancy Boehm, Paul Boettiger, Frances Boltz, Virginia Booth, Don Bottenberg, Gay Bouton, Edith Bradbury. Wynn Bradley. Merle Brady, Tekla Brennan, Joe Brenner, Gerry Brice, Bill Briggs, Noreen Brockey, Jean Brost, Orville Brown, Kenneth Brown, Marvin Buckley, .Tim Buckwalter, Bill Bullock, Jim Bumgarner, Sandy Burdett, Bob Burgy, Burton Burke, Bill Burmaster, Pat Bush, Marilyn Butler, Jim Butler Noi '. 'een Butterfield, Diane Byrd, Glenn Cadugan, Peggy Callahan, Idamae Cameron, Bruce Carlson, Loren Carlson, Nancie x. , P '.'-' Cm, Bob M ' - , V - 3 B Carscadden, Donna -B -we ,4 sf VV Vie -we jfs ea- ini --1.15 -5 Carscadden, Loren ,,1,jrV. N ,335 VV xV ,955 V ,'l' Carter, Mary J 0 , ' B B it it ' Case, Donna A 1 1, h A ' , -V B- Casey, Louise X V. -B - Y , V ,5 A:,, 2 :,, . - 3. 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Rita Ericson, Audrey Erlks, Bob Evans, Carol Evans, Roger Faa, Ruth Fabian, Carolyn Fagnant, Janet Fairchild, Aiayne Falls, Harriet Falor, Sue Ann Farrar, Judy Fillio, Diana Fisher, Marilyn usher, Mike Fitzgerald, Dwight Fitzgerald, Pat E. Fleming, Karen Flodman, Bill Forge, Charlene Forray, Frank Forsberg, Steve Foss, Don French, Gloria French, Janet Frisbie, Donna Fruhl ing, Conn ie Fruhling, Gloria Fry, Martha Ferris, rielen Gallaway, Charm Galloway, Alex Garten, Lois Gee, Jim Gerry, Robert Giedt, Bruce Gordon, Larry Graddon, Rod Graham, Rose Marie Greer, Peggy Gregory, Sharon Grillos, Andrew Grimes, Watson J, ' e ltsrt, a X ,,, M is A QQ K 1 U Keira W . JV ' t ' , - k 334' XKQWQ x A-q 4uf ., Q. t , ,, Z i,,- h i'i'! 7 Qqsal g ,, ., , gangs! in H g Grogan Sharon Gronning, James Groombridge, Clifton Gropp, John Gross, Terry Grubbe, Eddie Gullikson, Doris Gullikson, Sylvia Gustin, Kip Guy, Deanna Hales, Jeremy Haley, Goldie Hall, Barbara L. Hall. Marcia Hall, Marijo Halloway, Andrew Halvor, Arlene Hammer, Chuck Hanke, Barbara Hanson, Dorothy Hanson, Jon Hanson, Linda Harbell, Elizabeth Hardie, Kay Beth Harms, Helga Harnden, Sara Haroldson, Ron Harris, Dick Harris, -Jefl'Y Harrop, Rick Haugan, Elaine Hauser, Pat Hawe, Jerry Hedges, Mary Heins, Ron Helgeson, Bob , if an ,W N .lui H0 ,x, V fr: ' ,, wir. TT C asf' D we sr . 'lx .. fi AA lirl Isaacson, Marion Jacobs, Bill Jacobs, Joan Jacobsen, Judi Jacobson, Al Jacobson, Ken Jaffarian, Ruth Ann Jameson, Darlene Jardine, Caroline Jarman, Delaine Jenkins, David Jensen, Richard Jensen, Ronald J ohansen, Phil Johnson, David Johnson, Edwin S. Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Kay Johnston, LaRal1e Johnston, Tom Johnstonbaugh, Richard Joines, Eddie Jolly, Sandra Jones, Clayton Joss, Bob Judd, Darryl Jung, Allen Kaminski, Vivian Kanis, Elaine Karr, Mary Kellogg, Pat Kennedy, Ian Kerby, Jim Kiel, Allen Killinger, Rose M. Kinner, Ronnie E s-fi! L ' MN! K . aa. Q g 1 Q K Q .1 J -,f l WM! 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Marilyn Miller, Suzanne Mills, Norma Moegling, Marcia Monday, Ann Monroe, Paul Moore, Gerald Moore, Jim Moore, Marie Moore, Robert L. Moore, Sidney Moore, Walter Moran, Albert Moran, Tommy Morgan, Janice Moroni, Marlene Morris, Tom Morrison, Gayle Morrow, Maxine Mortensen, Betty Mortenson, Arlen Mundt, Carol Munro, Virginia Munson, Doug Murray, Carol Nelson. Jack Nelson, Judy Nelson, Linda Nelson, Paul R. Ness, Lee f xv -af-A Ye' 'K v , ,E f 5 env' ,M 'E is M 'X f H Q M ma Marshall, Erlene Marshel, Ronnie Martin, Bob Mason, Richard Massie, Ann Mattson, Dorothy Maxfield. Dianne McArthur, Shirley McCaig. Judy McCallum, Marilyn McCarron, Mary Lou McCarthy, Darlene McCartney, Bruce McClearV, Mike McConville, Tom McCorkle, Roger McCullcck, Jack McFarland, Jerry McFerran, Peggy McGaha, Charlotte McInnis, Delores J. McKenney, Janice McLaughlin, John McMichae1e, Joyce McMullen, Michaele McNamee, David McNa.ughton. Tanya Mehus, Gloria Melonas, Vicky Melson, Joanne Mellgren, Marlys Merrill, Chuck 15,5 New-of 'f' ,wg Meyer, David Mickelson, Rolland +1-L1 .iifgkkh ,W :Q 3. L7 . s. V gf X ' . as xkkkk kk in al, . Xiu s.,, gl i I 3 E If f -, A ai Iii 1' M-ff J X, is X! L I 5 I? ,Q-K , Xivli Ness, Vincent Newhall, Lynne Newman, Carol Newton, Ron Nichols, Marjorie Nielson, Stuart Niemeyer, Phillip Nonis, David Nyberg, Berit Nystrom, Nina 0'Brien, Colleen Odegard, Marilyn 0'Donnell, Sharon Ogden. Mary Ann O'Hara, Clifford Olson, Joanne Olson, LaDonna Onstatt, Donna Orr, Doug Oster, Joyce Ostrom, Pat Oswalt, Dick Otto, Bob Owens, Bonnie Palmerton, Lowell Parker, Marla Parker, Philip Parkinson, Billie Ann Paul, Wally Payne, Carole Peck, Susan Pelroy, Gary Pennell, David Pederson, Richard Duane XG. ., Qi f f?jfi'u 1 if ' 5 it i Billy, fb ff: , 'sy ljrlfjpgys' - V! 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Ruth Sigmen, Don Simonsen, Jeannie Simonson, Gloria Siverson, Louise Skeel, LaVonne Skei, Bonny Skutt, Jerry Slater, Dolores Slavens, Sandra Smith, Darlene Smith, Phillip Smith, Renee Smith, Rockwell Smith, Ronald Smith, Vada Smith, Walter Soderlund, Paul Solberg, Sandra Solt. Rickey Spreutels. Delores Spreutels, Wilbur Ritter, Mary Roof, Bob Roark, Edward Robbins, George Roberts, Ike Robinson, Jack Robinson, Lynn Robinson, Mary Roessl, Donna Rose, Walter Rothfus, Walt Rott, Ren'ee Routledge, Arlene Rupe, Frances Rush, Darleen Ryan, Arlene Ryan, Pat St. John, Dennis Sanwick, John Sauora, Maurice Sawyer, Janice Saxe, Tom Sayles, Sharon Schack, Ed Schalo, Shari Schiessel, Madeleine Schorsch, Bonnie Schroeder, Bette Lou Schulze, Sherry Scott, Violet Searight, Bill Sellers, Janet Selstrom, Jeanette Semple, Pat Senior, Bob auf' 'L fifty J ' :- ff . ! if i J ,ex SE, X, J 4 - - .2 ,zilwk g W .,,.,. ., ' ','a., 2,-'1,':'. f' .V 5.5, --RW:-: ' -ze . . K, . , ,W - W K Q 3. 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Student Council, the legislative body, acts as a co- ' ordinator of various activities in school and as a de- Hberator of student opinion. It is headed by three officers elected at large, Paul Nelson, President, Bill Atwell, Vice Presidentg and Sandra Rickard, Secre- tary. The other members are officers and represent- atives of classes, organizations, and activities. Three advisors, Miss Gerriets, Miss Moeser, and Mr. Koenig, present the faculty point of view to the councils. The purpose of the Roll Council, the secondary body, is to bring contact between Student Council and the in- dividual student. E432 L to R: Pat Fitzgerald, Folke Nyberg, Susie Rindler Wilson, Kay Pec Row 1: Doris Janice Englert, , Edna Harrison, Barbara k Barnett, Jim Thompson, Bonnie Berrett--Row 2: Penny Milan, Mr. Koenig, Pat Hibbard, Marilyn Christy Q , ,NX E? Row 1: Reed Bement, Joanne Price, Joan Chatalas-,-Row 2: Jean Douglass, Miss Geri-iets, George Eastman, Pete Mansfield Row 11 Tony Moore, Dotty Provine, Darrell Bangerter--Row 21 Don Nelson, Miss Moeser Darryl Bradshaw egfQ3HQQ!! x X' V 4' I' I xi t, it Mr, L i , - M V KVM, ,QB',M Jean Dvuglass Sheila Callarman La Verne Bjorklund Miss F. A. Johnson President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Advisor flea dr U ' if if is L to R: Marilyn Christy, Claudia Benedict Betty Bergeron, JoAnn Bolan, Bonnie Berrett, Betty Allen, Joan Chatalas, Anna Burke w L to R: Pat Hibbard, Pipena Klieros, Peggy Keller, Delores Kirkpatrick, JoAnne Lindquist, Barbara Haehnel, Connie Kulseth, Marilyn Hein L to R: Joanne Price, Susie Rindler, Virginia Purpur, Loretta Ransom, Dolores Radford, Lois Peterson, Pat Sarver, Ann Quam Vf L to R1 Janet Eaton, Judy Elwell, Barbara Giersch, Sally Dejarnatt, Sharon Coleman, Pat Fitzgerald, Mary Fowler, Pat Gilmore f V by x-: Fk i - ' flag I A U it . 9 '. ' I- ', K -is my L. .. ,,- ,,,,, 7 L to R: Mary Alice Martenson, Carol Olson, Penny Milan, Kay Peck, Christine Peterson, Marji Nelson, Glenda Melvin, Marilyn Ose L to R: Sally Wood, Sharron Welsch, June Witham, Barbara Wilson, Ann Tuininga, Sharon Squibb, Gail Weld fri Mr. Starcevich, Ad.: Tony Moore, Pres.3 Don Nelson, Vice Pres.: Dwight Binge, Sec. George Eastman Lynx Club President UYS, UNCH Henry Hall Darryl Bradshaw Senior Rep. Senior Rep. The Boys' Club is an organization open to all boys and men teachers at Lincoln. The organization fosters school spirit, and supports all the activities undertak- en b ythe boys. The Boys' Club is headed by a Board of Control which consists of all of its officers and boys club representatives. There are five committees to carry out the different activities of the club. These committies are: Service, Assembly, Bulletin Board, Welcoming, and Drives and Sales. The Boys' Club also has a committee of roll representatives and is in charge of the fire squad. With Tony Moore, presi- dentg and Mr. Starcevich, adviserg the organization was able to promote a better understanding between the students and the teachers. , Fred Vaselenak Harry Velenzuela Junior Rep. Junior Rep. Larry Lehman Sophomore Rep - DRIVES AND SALES The Boys' Club sponsors many Drives and Sales during the year. These are handled exclusively by the Drives and Sales committee and their chairman. LeRoy Cheek. At the beginning of each new sports season rooter hats and decals are offered to all students. This sale is encouraged through drives, pep as- semblies, the Totem and the Bulle- tin. School book covers are sold at the beginning of each new semester and school bus tokens are sold every other day. Besides its assigned du- ties this conimittee helps the boys to make new friends and helps co-ord- inate the Boys' Club activities. ASSEMBLY The Assembly Committee is chos- en by the Boys' Club Board of Con- trol. It is the duty of this committee to outline the programs for all the letterman and Boys' Club assemb- lies. At the end of each athletic S63- son an assembly is held to award to the season's athletes, letters which they have won in a given sport. Dar- ryl Bradshaw and Henry Hall, Co- Chairmen, also plan the Boys, Club assemblies. These assemblies are generally of an educational and beneficial nature. This past year smoking and reckless driving were the problems facing the speakers at the Boys' Club assemblies. WELCOMING The Boys' Club Welcoming Com- mittee under the leadership of Gary Sedlak is in employment the year around. The members welcome new boys to Lincoln who enroll after the start of the school year. The new- comers are aided by the committee as much as possible by escorting them to their unknown rooms, intro- ducing them to new friends, and at- tempting to answer their questions regarding the school and school life. The committee also sends greetings to students who are ill. It is possible to contemplate that through the Welcoming Committee the school's future leaders may be sought out more rapidly. SERVICE One of the most important com- mittees of the Boys' Club is the Service Connnittee headed by George Eastman. The members of this Committee were found hard at work at football, basketball and baseball games: as well as at track meets, P. T. A. meetings. and many other functions sanctioned by the school. Composed of boys from all three classes, the Service Committee has provided a way for these boys to serve their school in little known but necessary ways. Little thanks or recognition has been given to these fine boys for their service dur- ing the year. Front: Mary Fowler, Cor. Sec.: Pat Gilmore, Treas.--Back: Bonnie Berrett, Pres., Miss Hensel, Ad.: Pat Hibbard, Vice.Pres.g Marji Nelson, Rec. Sec. IDS' ULU NN, Kneeling: Caroline Clarke--L to R: Betty Kneeling: Susie Rindler, June Witham-- Bergeron, LaVerne Bjorklund, Joanne Bolan, Seated: Ann Quam, Lois Peterson, Shirley Sheila Callarman, Marilyn Christy, Dona Tarbox, Gail Weld, Ann Tuininga--Standing: Cloud Marilyn Parson ,,We1Q llllll 'A easy Kneeling: Evie Hamilton--Seated: Martha Kneeling: Donna Moore, Sharon Coleman-- Gebert, Barbara Haehnel, Charlotte Dowman, Seated! Connie Kulseth, Barbara Locknane, Judy Elvell, Janet Eaton, Jean Douglass Dimitra Jatos, Peggy Keller, Pipena Klieros 78 ef V. 4 ji .sf-r. The Lincoln Sophomore Auxiliary is a service Ol'g8.Il- ization for sophomore girls interested in participating in school activities. Some of this year's projects 1n- cluded selling pcm-poms and decorating the halls at Christmas time. The largest project was L. S. A. Day, when the girls had a special luncheon and sold home- made candy at noon. Officers for this year were Janice Englert, Presidentg Theodora Cokinakis, Vice-Pres identg Shari Schalo, Secretary, and Karen Bassett. Sergeant at Arms. Advisors were June Witham and Connie Kulseth, and Miss Hensel, faculty advisor. illlltli Gil'l5 Minute Girl is the name given the Girls' Club representative from each roll. These girls meet on Thursdays, every two Weeks at 8:10 in Room 101. Besides making reports on current events and activi- ties to the girls in their roll rooms, the Minute Girls provide a close link with the Girls' Club itself. In addition, the Minute Girls convey suggestions to the meetings, which enable the officers and committees to plan activities which will please each and every girl. CLERHQAL The Clerical Committee Working with the Publicity Committee has the j0b of printing and compiling the LINCOLNETTE. They also print programs and announcements for Girls' Club activities. During this past year Dona Cloud has had charge of this Committee. BULLETWJBOARD A vital part of the pub licity for the Girl's Club is the Bulletin Board Com mittee. This Committee is designated to advertise the many activities which are carried on throughout the school year. The Com- mittee is under the direction of Ann Quam and Evie H3111 ilton. 830 H30 , I if ,, hu v 6 4- PERSONALHW' PARTY The Personality Committee, headed by Jo Anne Bolan, has carried out many projects during the year. The first was Personality Week, with the theme Lovely To Look At. Another project was the Mother-Daughter Tea held early in May. The main duties of the Party Committee included planning the Girls' Club parties, and sometimes planning the refreshments for the parties of other committees and groups. The committee was headed by Martha Gebert and Ann Tuininga. ...au TEA SERVICE The Tea Service Committee acts as hostess for the Parent Teacher Association's evening and afternoon meet ings by serving light refresh ments to all members and guests. The committee is ably headed by Dimitra Jatos. FRIENDSHIP The purpose of the ! illlll Friendship Committee is to promote friendship. Be- cause of its large member- ship, the main committee, headed by Sharon Coleman, was divided into four sub- committees: Friendship Table, Sunshine, Birthday Recognition, and Scrap Book. The Friendship Tab- le Division sponsored lun- cheons for girls new to Lincoln. While the Sun- shine Committee sent cards of cheer to girls who were ill, the Birthday Re- cognition Committee de- signed a birthday display monthly. The Scrap Book Committee took care of typing and organizing the Friendship Scrap Book. STANDARDS USHER FORCE The Standards Commit- tee, under Betty Bergeron, strives to set up fine stand- ards for girls. The Commit- tee promotes the wearing of standard dress, and en- courages all girls to learn and live by the Girls' Club Creed. The first drive in the fall was with the Drives Conl- mittee, the second, in the spring, was with the Per- sonality Committee. Usher Force is an asset to school functions such as the Talent Show, Senior Play, Senior Revue, and the Operetta, for its mem- bers give directions and usher people to their seats. Usher Force is under the able leadership of Donna Moore and Barbara Haehnel. HEALTH The Health Committee, headed by Judy Elwell, sponsored two big projects during the year. The first was the sale of carmelled apples. These apples were sold every Wednesday from October through De- cember. The second was Health Week held during the second week of March 9-13. The theme for this project was Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder and featured a celery-carrot stick day, dance, assembly, and a Girls' Club party. DRIVES The Drives Committee, under the leadership of Sheila Callarman, has spon- ored many drives during the past year. The Annual Standard Dress and Creed Drive, drives for Firlands, and drives for the service men overseas were sponsor- ed hy this committee. The Creed and Standard Dress Drive is held to interest the girls in wearing stand- ard dress and realize the meaning of their creed. These drives have been suc- cessful due to the hard work and cooperation cf the committee. 'T' '39 I' SOCIAL SERVICE Laverne Bjorklund and her Social Service Committee has been kept busy during the past year helping those less fortunate than themselves. The biggest project was the Christmas Gift Box and Stocking Drive spon- sored with-the American Junior Red Cross. PUBLICITY The Girls' Club paper, the LLNCOLNETTE, is edited by Gail Weld and her Publicity Committee. Marilyn Parson heads the second part of the Pub- licity Committee. The purpose is to publicize Girls' Club events in the TOTBM and the daily BULLETIN. Mr -s TTIIII ki P. T. A. DANCE The P. T. A. Dance Com- mittee has Sponsored all the Lincoln P. T. A. Dan- ces for the past year. They were held on the third Sat- urday oi' each month at the Grccnlake Fieldhouse, from 8:30 to 11:30 p.1n. The P. T. A. also sponsored the Junior Dance in December- anri the Girls' Club Dance in March. The Dance Com- mittee planned the dances. made all the programs, and decorated the Fieldhouse. The Chairman of the coni- mittee Was Marilyn Chris- ty and Co-Chairman was Pat Fitzgerald. FINE ARTS The purpose of the Fine Arts Committee is to ac- quaint students with the enjoyment of theater, art, and music. The projects for this year included, posters telling of the places of in- terest in Seattle and candy cane favors for the teach- ers at Christmas time. Sus- ie Rindler and her commit- tee made tags for the Bal- lard game and distributed them at the Ballard Pep Assembly. The Committee posted pamphlets on the bulletin board at the end of the second floor hall. M DESK GIRLS The Desk Girls are the receptionists of the Girls Club. Welcoming visitors, and taking care of girls who are ill is their job. They're also responsible for keeping the Girls' Club room looking tip-top. Barbara Lock- nane was chairman. 1 NURSE? AND FIRST AID Peggy Keller's First Aid girls have kept an accurate record of all girls signing into the Girls' Club and have kept the room neat and clean, While Lois Peterson's Nurse's Aid Committee has filed all health cards. and sent each student to the nurse or doctor for examina- tions. 84 L 1, ,,1?l?2,, . ,. ' IN-I 2 V I.. .I s ii Syeytl rr,r W f , ., 1 N,,ffS 3: ,- ,E J 5 k W iii Q:31 l Q 'LL.. :,, 55 2 , 'Tl H 5 5 f il, -- 1 .- .--:,:,: :ei , ..:f, .-L tl N e -3 y Ted Anderson Gayle Barry Charles Bender Dona Nita, Cloud, Pat Gilmore Boyd Givan Grace Goodman Jerry Jacobson Pat Johnson - efW?f 2m r y, 5 ..,. 1 1 oi 'd x ' f , 2. I -.'-f vff-:amiga - .. , --Q we-ies . - . .-d. 1 , - -s if ,- s eeaae radaa a - ' ererr 1 erareerrde .raa P rr r - PM raear drdr ' dr'- W fi: V, 1 ':s,,,i,gE::'. -' : ' ': - Polke Nybefg Lois Peterson Ann Quam Joyce Sanderson Pride Neaville - -3 The large membership of the Lincoln Honor Socie- A k G V ties are a tribute to the fine scholastic ability of the ',d'1 ,,,- students. A11 eligible students were urged, in the fall, '- 5 ,..,, ei,-'i to apply for membership. Many were accepted and P L ' Q if pins were immediately issued. Led by Darryl Banger- ter, President, Ann Quam, Vice-Presidentg Jim Zeeb, L i 1 Secretary, and Mr. Altman, Faculty Advisor, the club atwif 1l-r F de 2 d i ,t ' W Ir' s .':,:,z,.5 , presented talks in the fall on colleges and scholarships, Darrell BaHg91'13ef A1111 Quam and sponsored the March of Dimes Drive in the spring. President Vice President lla ,I . ' f ' ' - I3 Jean Douglass Charlotte Dowma Sylvia Kirkebo Howard Meacha A 111 - 'L 1,31-'. f- fr , ' t 3- t V d i ii H6116 Selga Fred Zimmerman q ,,,2,, E4 ssi Fi irili 5 sf . .til ,. ,,,, . 4 A .,- , -5 Jim zeeb Mr. Altman Secretary AdViS01C A lZlllUl' llklllllll' , uciutg Row 12 Judy Fulton, Lois Peterson, Susie Rindler, Barbara Locknane, Loretta Ransom, Jim Zeeb, Ann Quam, Darrell Bangerter, Helene Roholt, Gail Weld, Sophia Mueller, Car olyn Ward, Joyce Sanderson, Marcelle Cole--Row 2: Shirley Tarbox, Christine Peterson, Joyce Morgan, Jean Douglass, Sharon Coleman, Bonnie Berrett, Marilyn Parson, Bill Baumgartner, Maryann Cook, SueDippert, Diana Ritter, Sharron Welsch--Row 32 Doris Kaltbrunner, Harriet Galber, Sue Logan, Sheila Callarman, Mary Fowler, Pat Fitzgerald, Martha Putnam, Barba Row 4: Helen Snow, Claulia Benedict, Howard Meacham, Charles Bender, Flora Napier, Dona Cloud, ra Haehnel, Grace Goodman, Charles McGee, Bill Atwell, Clarissa Thomas, Barbara Godd, Kay Peck, Pat Gilmore--Row SI Arlene Lippold, Gordon Bissett, Warner Heilbrunn, Fred Zimmerman, Barbara Person, Charlotte Dowman, Phyl Roberta Armstrong, Judy Elwell--Row 6: Glenda Melvin, Karen Ramhors Delores Kirkpatrick, Peggy Ullman, Marjorie Dopps, Wylene Jones, Carol lis Radka, Jim Christensen, t, Henry Hall, Dee Hewitt, ine Gunderson, Pat Johnson, Row 7! Bob Stenstrom, Poy Chew, Ted Anderson, Clare Nordquist, Boyd Givan, Sally DeJarnatt, LaVerne Bjorklund, Pat Sarver--Row 8: Charles Moshier, Bob Harrop, Wendell Hall, Tony Moore, Folke Nyberg, Dick Robinson junior Iqnnnr urietg Row 1: Barbara Laney, Sylvia Jones, Marian Reski, Linda Lollis, Margaret Myers, Ruth Trimble, Kay Leivestad, Jennie Mund, Jeanette McClay, Marilyn Ose, Joanne Lindquist, Marilyn Love--Row 2: Bob Winkel, Emily Sturlaugson, Joan Pitcher, Mary Jo Hammasch, Marion Kemp, Pam DeWitt, Betty Monroe, Virginia Purpur, Janet Towe'-Row 3: Irene Rothlisberger, Lotte Forrester, Annette Campbell, Carol Ritter, Ann Adams, Sue Addington--Row 4: Pete Mansfield, Sharon Thompson, Glenda Hartwig, Barbara Calcutt, Camilla Harris, Mary Alice Stablein, Grant Ericson, Pat Towslee, Lucinda Champer, Mary Yearsley, Lois Gross, Jean Cropley, Joyce Hamlin--Row S: Morgan Griffin, Franz Dolp, Doris Lohmeyer, Donna Balcom, Jean Tuttle, Helen Pogson, Ray Manthey, Sandra Rickard, Bev Aahl, Winston Scott, Jack Kanz, Peter Li--Row 6: Carolyn Kendall, Sally Wood, Sandra Talcott, Georgia Primley, Jana Dishnow, Barbara Gray, June Witham, Connie Kulseth, Mary Martenson, Jerry Edwards, Andrew Olson--Row 7: Van McKenny, Carol Holdorf, Marlene Johnston, Arlene Hamilton, Marilyn Hein, Mary DeJarnatt, Barbara Ullman, Penny Milan, Carolyn Napier--Row 8: Sharon Oswalt, Reed Bement, Bill Flaherty, Ken Muzzy, Ken Davis, Jim Zeeb, Bruce Arven, Ian Scott, Bill Henshaw, Larry Luke, Bob McAlister,-Row 9: Sandra Ocamb, Pipena Klieros, Phyllis Purpur, Marilyn Daniels, Mary Watson, Janet Eaton, Sandra Larsen, Jodene Nielson, Bob Stenstrom, Carolyn Johnston nphumnrnz lkggnnur urietg Jeanine Abrams, Virginia Albrecht, Nancy Alexander, Claire Allbee, Don Allyn, John Atkins, Al Ayres Nancy Bailey, Beverly Barker, Doris Barnett, Bob Barnum, Karen Bassett, Kirk Beiningen, Febe Berglund, Sally Berry, Bruce Bishop, Susan Bjornstad, Lysbeth Bledsoe, Joy Ann Blue, Yvonne Boden, Gay Bottenberg, Tekla Brady, Jim Bullock, Sandy Bumgarner, Pat Burmaster, Marilyn Bush, Diane Butterfield, Donna Carscadden, Mary Carter, Donna Case, Diane Chapman, Nancy Cheever, John Clark, Joyce Claxton, Joan Coart, Theodora Cokinakis, Lorna Collman, Ruth Conrad, Nancy Crozier, Willard Dobbins, Maure Dunn, Sherry Duval, Janice Englert, Richard Erickson, Alayne Fairchild, Harriet Falls, Marilyn Fisher, Geri Fitzgerald, Karen Fleming, Bruce Giedt, Barbara Hall, Marcia Hall, Andrew Halloway, Arlene Halvor, Helga Harms, Sara Harnden, Rick Harrop, Joanne Hesse, Judy Hester, Amy Hibbafdf Mary Holtz, Ted Huber, Aileen Hughes, Delaine Jarman, David Jenkins, Richard Jensen, Marcia Koch, Judy Landeen, Pat Larkin, Dawn Lawrence, Marilyn Leet, Jo Ann Levar, Ross Loomis, Deanne Loughary, TedMackie, Roland Malan, Bob Martin, Ann Massie, Dorothy Mattson, Delores Mclnnis John McLaughlin, Michaele McMullen, Tanya McNaUghton, Sidney Moore, Paul Monroe, Carol Mundt, Virginia Munro, Linda Nelson, Berit Nyberg, Pat Ostram, Philip Parker, Billie Parkinson, Carol Payne, Bob Peterson, Burton Pierce, Anne Rasmussen, Bev Rasmussen, Jim Richards, Lynn Robinson, Arline Routledge, Madeleine Schiessl, Pat Semple, Bob Senior, Sue Sholley, Vada Smith, Paul Soder- lund, Sandra Solberg, Joan Stedman, Marjorie Tonseth, Marsha Trumbull, Ruth Vercimak, ann Warner, Brian Williams, Emmaneul Mankowski DD and Ch sf .1 HX . fi? ... U ' .ffirffiiai :,ff az- -1,-- 5 afjgixii ' 7 .1 ,, A , , 3 .... . , 2 The Senior Orchestra, directed by Mr. Stanley Weiss, is to be congrat- ulated for its fine musical presen- tations to the student body. Four of Lincoln's musicians were present on KING' S Television Community Work Shop. The Senior Orchestra participated in the Christmas As- sembly, performed for Hamilton Junior High students, and presented the orchestral music for the spring operetta. fa, . I , .fr ' 17 ax. ., 5 . Mr. Weiss ST The 1953 band, under the leader- ship of Mr. Stanley Weiss, is to be congratulated for representing Lin- coln so Well during the past year. The band played at all the foot- ball games and put on four half- time performances. Lincoln also won first place for marching in the San- ta Claus Parade last November. if '31 sv C., A ,ai E? if Mr. Pitrer Q X i if .3 if Q XJ Q X xg fi 1 Rf lg ftinitg ard nmmittrrn The Golden Axe , awarded to the school with the largest percentage. of their student body buying activ- ity cards, is displayed in the showcase and was Won with hard Work and continous effort by the Activity Card Committee. Myrtis Rehbein capably led the committee as general chairman. Mr. Wallace Young supervised the committee as its faculty advisor. Glenda Melvin, Bill Baumgartner and Ann Quam directed the publicity which included assemblies, bulletin boards, contests, TOTEM news, and relations with Roosevelt. The filing and distribution of the activity cards was handled by the Pictures Committee led by Dee Dee Hendrickson. Selling of activity cards, and organizing the roll room salesmen was under the auspices of the Sales Committee with Margaret Mattson as chairman. Although Lincoln secured the Golden Axel', the job would have been impossible without the excellent co- operation and support of the students and the faculty. Row 1 Glenda Melvin, Myrtis Rehbein, Martha Gebert, Kay Kvale Mary Ann Huggins--Row 2: Bill Baumgartner, Margaret Mattson Dee Dee Hendrickson, Ann Quam 'X X v 1 - N I Q 1 ' 4 s it B111 Baumgartner, Man. Ed. Fall Semesterg Mr. lone Flqyd Smith, Man. Ed. Spring Semester T011 , GGBID The TOTEM Weekly staffs of 1952-71953 concen- trated on one main theme in publishing the School newspaper. Re-organizing and integrating the many staff duties was the, foremost thought in the minds of the editors. A constant effort was made to co-ordinate the news staff, the advertising staff and the business staff. It involves almost all phases of running a com- plete business and handling sums of money through advertisers and subscribers to the paper. To Work on the staff of a school newspaper and to advance accord- ing to one's interests and abilities is one of the most Worthwhile experiences offered a high school student. , S J E be I BENNSYL l Q 9-..,... My V WWW ,e..LM.M 5 5 K fl ,MJSRLW A 3 . f A A xv sa we , f R.. e s For weeks in advance the T-Day committees planned Linco1n's greatest T-Day celebration. The appearance of Don Brown and Marilytn Spurr as Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln at the play, by the drama department, was an awaited moment. At noqn a special luncheon and program was enjoyed. The Climax to a fine day was the T-Day Dance Mr. Pritchard Ann Qiam Adviser Editor g Aj- sn..- .,..,, lg M Hyrti s Rehbein Girls' Sports and Minor Activities Editor ,..,.a? Nancy Harris Faculty and Opening Editor dimiil' Chuck Bender Junior Editor QEil'1DilDMQ6iilD ST IEE . X k Jo anne Oden Sophomore Editor X' 5 E ' 'eff Pat Cruce Art Editor TN ' fnviff R f' i M . ' kxwf Boyd Givan Major Activities Editor The Annual Staff was chosen in June by Mr. Prit- chard, its advisor. In September the staff visited Zellerbach Paper Company to see the Warner collection of annuals. Four members of the staff attended the Annual Conference at the University of Washington. Here they listened to talks by other school advisors and compared notes With other annual staffs. The editors then set up their own dummies and layouts were made. From these your 1953 TOTEM ANNUAL was created. www 'ma A .. Ve rn Bower Sports Editor Ian Williams Typing Editor Barbara Locknane Senior Editor Marion Reski Mildred Reski Copy Editor Copy Editor pumrrnming rr..sele ssrs 9 ra.. . otoo - llrr 1 , -.-,.,f 1 Dottie Provine Chairman Row' 11 Sharon Coleman, Martha Gebert, Kay Peck, Bob Herring, Dotty Provine, Barbara Wilson--Row 2: Barbara Locknane, Sharon Squibb, Sharon Glasoe, Bev Aahl. Gayle Brozovich--Row 31 Diana Ritter, Ann Quam, Susan Dippert, JoAnne Bolan Lincoln's first annual Homecoming celebration was held on November 7, the date of the Lynx last foot- ball game of the season. It was celebrated to honor Lincoln alumni and to end a successful 1952 football season. Dotty Provine, Pep Club Veep, was chosen as chairman of the event. The festivities began early in the morning by a Pep Assembly planned by Ann Quam and her committee. Noon activities featur- ed a football banquet for the team and coaches, and a. special football lunch and assembly. Wally N elscog from station KRSC was emcee at the assembly. Barbara Locknane acted as chairman for the noon events. After the game everyone trooped off to the Homecoming Hop. ,Highlight of the evening was the crowning of Bob Herring and Dotty Provine as Homecoming King and Queen. Everyone agreed our first Homecoming was one of the most successful events planned at Lincoln, and just the first of many more such activities to come. Khatr if da or rag The integrity of the Lincoln High Debate squad was upheld, true to the best tradition by the 1952 1953 debate class. Mr. O'Brien skillfully coached the squad in debating techniques, enabling them to breeze through difficult interhigh topics, P1eserva tion of our National Resources, and What Form of World Government Should We Support. The class was conducted in an easy going informal manner and good humor as well as good oratory flourished The class was indeed a credit to Lincoln. BEST LOOKING Don Helland Dottie Provine MOST INSPIRATIONAL ul Nelson Bonnie Berrett . fx . un '25 M- R R..-if , W if ,mx A M M' , ,,,.,,. MM W... ., . - -- b.,,, A ,Af Q, ,Z , S , ' . -1- ' Q 2 1 v , A7 A O 'GEEEEE 5534 O P gh Jw? iz,S' MOST SUCCESSFUL i J V871 Q .:,,,,. i V Bill Atweu Pat Fitzgerald , Ni XM x M , wg, SEM E , .qi 3 HILL uf EHMG O q 5 BEST DANCER Q ' D Rall Diane Lembo ' :wi nf, iw 'x ,, a n L QQ EW R xx Sus Q R gx O. f 'vw Q, - ' C-I E ' x P. ,Q ' B 1 Mei Ma A 'ster 7 Nelson oi -at 3, . eq-Q, S ..u. Nu , 935' 25,5 ik + I I I I I ' Q ., Q Q hm-X e . r :YE L ' Bob H rring tha Geb. 7 . 0 O md, W 35 ag .49 'U Mos TYPICAL X O ke Nybert Ann Quam Miles Yanick JoAnne Bolaxrif Darryl Bradshaw Pat Hibbsrd 1 Qt? J V 'Q HLETE e vm ' f' -ff? ' ' hr frat Big Dunrstrpn The annual senior play, The Great Big Doorstep was presented December 4, 5, and 6. This comedy, with its humorous scenes of the family life of the Crochets, depicted clearly the fears, joys, and sorrows of a French mother trying desperately to keep her family together. The life of the family cen- tered around an ornamental doorstep which once be- longed to a Wealthy plantation. From the day the Crochets fished the doorstep from the river, it had become a symbol of the things they wished to have. To each member of this desolate family the doorf step had a special meaning. To the father it was a symbol of good luck. To Mrs. Crochet it was her dream of keeping her family together. To the eldest daughter, Topal, it was a constant reminder of the things they didn't have. To Evie, the fifteen year old, who diligently scrubbed them, they brought the feeling of being a fine lady. To the twins it was the grandest thing they had seen, but to Arthur, the one who fished the doorstep from the river, it had no meaning. This play was excellently cast with each actor dof ing his part to do a convincing, sincere performance. Mr. Pollette's fine direction and long hours of hard Work paid well in audience appreciation. Yvonne G0111gS Dotty Provine Peggy Baker CAST Evvre Crochet Topal Crochet .,,, Fleece Crochet ....... Blna Crochet ...... Mrs. Crochet ....,. Arthur Crochet Dave Tobin ..... Commodore ...... Mrs. Dupre ,..... Edna Harrison Yvonne Goings Peggy Baker Dotty Provine Marilyn Spur Wylene Jones Joann Barker .............Carol Hall Mercedes Earp Vallen Carte . Harlan Dalthorp Tony Moore Dick Rovig Bob Polasik Sally Ann Dayton Barbara Anthony Tayo Delacroix A,,-,,--, Bob Hanna, Uncle Dewey Crochet ,.,,,,,4, Q-------- 1: aul Nelson Mrs. Beaumont Crochet ,,,A,,g L---- B emita -1-ausan Karen Ramhorst Donna Cloud , Carol Hall Edna Harrison ' -II . . if ' 1 . MM Aj I 'tariff ,-'.f S .1 1 Harlan Dalthor Marilyn Spurr 1. EW y pytt. . jf . .ln V 4 ,, -M Q 'ffini-il 'f ' ' Wylene Jones 4 ,I . J ' ,. - R 1 S V vfkm, M x 1 - Jiiaai ' K: I g , , m,,L. :,,- V. m11,21 .. ..ff:,, ,, ,,lVi E X Mask w , K ,, Dick Rovig 14 xx Paul Nelson Bob Hanna. I F' ' Bernita Tausan 3 Q J Q W 'g!i:gh7 Karen R2mh01'S17 , Dona,M C1 ud A Sa ly Ann a. toh J 3 X arbara. Qs Ig ,Z df Q 4 f f fi P5 'N fls M ' N A K' Q X ' J N I R ,,,,. Rigs IA Ira 1 l A ii gn ',l 5 J ,551 J jsfv 'fi' I ,, ,T J J A, V' A I 1 A Q -Y PmfJw'Q WgQ3fy5?yHiP 'YT X' A L1-fx-f-1 A1722 H .x A .NDN Ext! Y LA , J Q N J 1 1171 if-g g if 1 gs -Wt is Q? 1'xJK3qjA-II J 5 ,J if Suv!! 'IQ' Jfltbf H 2 :gig J X K Q Y lip P Q tqggqsqigi fair M EX ., ..... Hlrllt hum Dave LaQuet and his magic tricks mystified every- one. The secrets remained unknown as everyone tried in vain to discover the little catches which defy the eye. Delores Barclay, Gail Campbell, Barbara Kimbrough, Margaret Phillips, and Judy Turner provided a light spot in the program. A different twist which proved very interesting was given to the dance line procedure and made for one of the hits in the show. A talented singing duo on the program was LeRoy Matthews and David Harwood. The boys presented songs of old, cowboy, and modern, popular songs. Quite a variety of songs which were well appreciated by the audience. Sharon Squibb, Shirley Tarbox, and Diana Ritter were a few of the girls in a dance line which was enjoyed by all. New, novel steps were presented in an interesting and intricate manner. Once again Lincoln thrilled to the excellent dancing of Diane Lembo. This talented Lincoln Lassie once again performed one of her spectacular dances which every one appreciated. u I A rw ! if It 1 I guy ik.. ,l 5 L .Q anim ,,, 5 1 .i' gs ysi. if 4' Q' i . if 'K .ff fg ' if 3? Q1 . 74 v' Q A E 3. , -sf- fz ,W Q. it tht Dark The combinations of the two departments, music and drama, produced a rollicking comedy, Hit the Deck. This seafaring operetta featured sailors, mamies, and flirtatious girls. After the grand performance many students were heard roaming the halls humming such old time favorites from the production as Lulu, Join the Navy,',' Lucky, Bird, and Hallelujah Romance and comedy provided entertainment for all when sweet unspoiled girls fell for boisterous sailors just on leave. Convincing Romeos told their love stories in romantic words as beautiful girls answered in lilting melodies. Chorus lines and comedians added an extra attraction to the already amusing and enter- taining production. By the end of the performance the audience had agreed that the second annual operetta was the most fascinating review produced by students of Lincoln High. LOST AND FOUND The staff of the Lost and Found is usually composed of two girls. These girls offer capable assistance to Miss Werby in the handling of all misplaced articles. BOOKROOM ' The Bookroom is the hub of much school activity. Without Mr. Hatley and his staff to provide materials, many school activities would ceasef K Ayyry K ff- f 3?3s5f55 75532 ,Qing ,prqks wi, -- ' ' ska T ii R FRENCH CLUB With Jennie-Claire Mund as President, aine Garneau as Secretary, Linciln's French Helene Roholt as Vice-President, and Laur- Club began a very busy year. GERMAN CLUB. With Barbara Haehnel, President: Kimball, Faculty Advisor, the Ger- Bob Brown, Vice-Presidentg and Mr. man Club has had a busy year. The thlrtir nunril hm,hM,w 14 .M . QQ sg ,552 55 1 7 me The Lincoln High School Athletic Council is com- ideals among all athletes in the school. The officers posed of eighteen outstanding lettermen who are for the past year were Darryl Bradshaw, Presidentg chosen by the encumbent members of the Council and Henry Hall, Vice-President: Pete Mansfield, segre. the Athletic Coaches. The prime purpose of the Ath- taryg and Boyd Givan, Treasurer. The faculty advisor letic Council is to maintain and enforce high athletic was Coach Bill Nollan. tudg all hzrkrrs The girls and boys working in both the Auditorium carried out effectively, such as: taking r011, guarding and 118 proved to be a great help to the extremely the d00IS, and ChGCkiI1E slips. busy Study 113,11 teachers, Students earned M, to V2 credit for the semester for There were numerous jobs which these students their Service to Mrs. Wolfe and Miss Weigman. Q. MOVIE SQUAD You may have wondered who the cruel boys are that turn off the movie cameras in the middle of an interesting noon show. These are the members of the Movie Squad who are performing one of their many services to Mr. A. P. Johnson, advisor. Other jobs are operating machin- es, showing slides and films for school organizations, and taking care of the money received from the noon movies. The captains are Jack Garvin and Chet Smith. HALL PATROL The Hall Patrol is com- posed of Junior and Senior boys who are recommended by theirteachersbecause of their grades, co-operation, and dependabilty. the pur- pose of the Hall Patrol is to prevent students skipping classes, to serve as guides for visitors to Lincoln, and to prevent stealing from student lock- ers. Each member takes his post at the beginning of the period and checks the hall passes of every stu- dent in the halls. STREET PATRCDL Stopping the traffic in the streets behind Lincoln during the lunch periods every day is the job of the Street Patrol. Under the direction of Mr. let, Jay Kramer, and Wilf McAllister, have done a very efficient job. MIKE SQUAD The Mike Squad under the student leadership of John Heilbrunn and Mr, Boys, faculty advisor, pro' vided all the sound and lighting used in the assem- blies and student product- ions. The Squad also pro- vided music at all dances and programs held in the lunchroom and the gyms. The Talent Show, Senior Play, Operetta, and assem- blies all Cepend on the Mike Squad for their suc- cess. Kidrick, Jerry Shif-- FIRE SQUAD When a fire bell rings, the first to see that all the rules and regulations are being obeyed are the mem- bers of the Fire and Eaigth- quake Squad. The Squad is under the direction of Jim Ellis and the Boys' Club. The efficient members maintain responsibility for the conduct of all students and provide for their safe- ty. Through excellent co- operation, the safety of the Student Body is insured in the event of a disaster. STAGE SQUAD With the experience of Mr. J. Pollette the Stage Squad provided excellent settings and backgrounds for all stage productions. The Stage crew is needed at even the simplest as-- senibly or stage production. Pep assemblies, speakers, the Talent Show, Senior Play, and the Operetta all require the assistance of this able and willing group. sf' I 6 Q TICKET FORCE The Ticket Force, is led by Harry Browne and Mr. Scheele. faculty advisor. Have you ever wondered who punched your activity card at the football games, sold tickets to all the school productions and activities. sold tickets at the basketball games and collected tickets at the door? It was a member of the efficient Ticket Force. Many valuable services to Lincoln have been perform- ed by this committee, K.. USHER FORCE The Usher Force under the direction of Mr. Kidrick, has done a splendid job at school productions, athletic events, and assemblies. TheUsher Force had proved to be a valuable asset to Lincoln. The boys serving on the Usher Force this year are to be thanked for the fine job they have done. A 21 -rf LIBRARY The students working in the Library have many duties that offer Miss Eastman assistance. Among these duties areg working at the desk and reading shelves, mending books, taking care of reserves, guard- ing the doors, and running errands. COUNSELLORS' OFFICE Clerical Work, filing programs and grades, and taking care of the many pamphlets and books con- cerning colleges and universities, which may be checked out by students, are a few of the many duties confronting the students, helping in the Counsellors' Office. Mr. Cochran and Miss Orrell, Counsellors, and Miss Lavier, clerk, have been greatly assisted during the year by these capable students. ATTENDANCE QFFICE Every semest ' several xv ls sign up for work in the Attendanc ffice. Th se girls 'vefMrs. Baker, faculty member, ap le' ssistanc T many ser- vices the girls rf ' ludeg c iec green slips and distributi he u al , marking at- , th t tendance can , i in tariis d Q rly dismissals, I calling the me f e ab en s, d handling the Hx t v t 0 9 I I . ' 7 legal proce re s en fdrv' ingfschool. Q' V, i 5, 51. ' AI EIQE ig: ,ls t, ti t PL Qfujf ,J T o e wor ir!! irrvth! -Aoifice n ' L ' ar' v y mpJrt tffin sohloolff llfions. Th y i p Egg m biards,,.ke!pggfades in rd an le neyh efc.I Mis. Wash- u f , r Dii Ns. and their-'gcompetent 's af Plh fmiin Lblfflce kin smooth .n'n, fng o d ni ,ng 5 . I1 Q 1 .gf W' v 1 fl ef iff of the ET CBTBRA, Creative writing sqlected annually from the creative V Writ I g pls lfhe cost of the magazine, 35 cents, is ' give oyej tithe printer to defray other costs of the gazine. Material for the magazine is usually the ost 'elett from the creative writing class, but anyone 1 can, submit material for consideration. A SKI CLUB Ski Club leaders for this year were Clinton Pelto, Presidentg Miles Yanick, Vice Presidentg Art Hunt, Secretaryg Bill Atwell, Treasurerg and Mrs. Jerry Helman, P. T. A. representative. The Ski Club spon- sored a. ski team which participated in many invita- tional events. A dance Ski Pole Pr:1.nce was held after Lincoln's Day at the Times Ski School, at which Clint Pelto and Jo Anne Bolan were chosen King and Queen. PEP CLUB Pep C1ub's purpose is to boost Lincoln's sports pro- gram. With the help of lively pep assemblies, the songleaders, and yell squad, Lincoln's first Home- coming celebration, and, of course, the student body, Pep Club has helped to produce the finest school spirit and show of good sportsmanship ever seen at Lincoln. Officers for the year were: Kay Peck, Dotty Provine, Susie Rindler, Pat Sarver, Lois Peterson, and Martha Gebert. Mr. Kidrick is the C1ub's faculty advisor. BANKING CGNINIITTEE A vital part in education is learning to save money for future use and emergencies, Opportunities are pro- vided at Lincoln to bank money every Tuesday morn- ing. Mr. Hassenmiller has been Faculty leader for this important committee. Jean Matthewson and Doris Kaltbrunner collect the bank envelopes from all the roll rooms and ready the deposits for the bank messen- ger to collect. QUILL SL SCRGLL Quill 8a Scroll is an International Honorary Society for High School Journalists. Three groups in high school may activate membership in this organization, the TOTEM staff and news reporters, the TOTEM ANNUAL staff, and the staff and writers for the ET CETERA, creative writing magazine. ART LIBRARY A source of great pride at Lincoln is the Art Library, the only one of its kind in the city. Miss Kinnear, Faculty Advisor, has available reference material on medieval and modern art and culture. Student help- ers check out books and pictures, take care of hall cases, and assist fellow classmates in finding books and magazines. 'U I-n up tgfk, 'Is xlQ'f',DQ 1,lt 1 x 'I ms' ' 1 0 gl' . V .. 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Mya? gk? 1,14 C2 Q, - , - ZZQFQMH l M ,fi ,fa L-1515 , ,, I A L3-m1.gl g,f .3-JfNauw ' S ,M . 1 4 ' ,Ha 2, Vx if L IV if sgyifxf be mt . 'Sfbl Q 2. iffflij .ffl ,L,,. 345i 5096 ,QQMI A 'gm' 5-1 F, -fl X is Q i r tv 1 fha Mrs. Hakola IDS' IV Y Miss Moeser The Girls' Gym is a very active spot in Lincoln during the entire year. A full program of sports and related activities is offered to every girl in the school. Volleyball, Basketball, and Baseball are offered at the appropriate season of the year while Tennis, Badmin- ton, Golf, Bowling, Swimming, Tumbling, Folk dancing and Modern dancing are offered the year around. Miss Moeser and her staff have made each class and sport 51950 TS ,i Q., . .. . -. ff, ,S .. t .K . s Qu., g 5 .- 1: . S f . ,t , a s fs Miss Stevens Mrs. Hull activity interesting to every girl participating. Miss Moeser and the Girls' Gym aided the songleaders in their activity. These lively girls could be seen any sixth period making up new and practicing old routines until the polished performance given the students was accomplished. The girls' sports program at Lincoln offered every girl excellent opportunities to partici- pate in many diversified sports activities. kt . e '5- z 2 153 A n4llX1 Bashar irls The friendly girls in the basket room each period of the day and after school have many varied and interesting duties. Being of service and help to the gym staff is their primary purpose, and taking roll, giving out gym baskets, collecting baskets and keys are a few of the particular tasks assigned these able and willing girls. Each basket girl spends an hour every day in the basket room, thus, she is able to be of complete assistance to the gym teachers. . - .: Big L is composed of Junior and Senior girls who have earned Z1 suf- ficient number of points by turning out after school for various sports activities. Also during the year the girls' letter clubs participate in many All-City activities, including the All-City Sports Festival. The primary purpose oi BIG L is to promote sports- manship among the girls of Lincoln. Leading the group this year have been Char- lotte Dowxnan, Presidenrg Selly DeJarna.tt, Secre- tary: and Miss Moeser, Faculty Advisor. s. wi' Paul Anderson, Dave Harwood, LeRoy Matthews,Rick Scheutte, Tommy Tucker MarthaGebert,Sharon Glasoe, Peggy Keller, Dot tie Provine, Diana Ritter, Sharon Squibb, Shirley Tarbox Tumbling BHBIIIZIUHII wing Ball I u :V ,.f, ' X .08 Badminton Bang Mzfhanirs if , Q K X V ifafg' S' QA Mudzrn Dantz , l 5 Gulf Basuhall Emi: Danna ilimmis ia .. ,'.-, 1 sf? f' ' 'IDX 0030 JAY DISHNOW Training players for pos- sible varsity positions was the main duty of Jay Dish- now as intermural and third team basketball coach. He gave the new aspirants tile grim deter- mination which they need- ed to become first team, players. I-Ie also organized a swim and bowling team. STARR SUTHERLAND Starr Sutherland has had two jobs: one teaching his- tory and the other coaching tennis. His grim determina- tion in the tennis matches has kept the spirits of the team high during all dif- ficult situations and has helped to inspire the team to win. ?:?l5 YEr - il ' -e 1 . 43' .1 - . nl, .ygfafHa :f- ui'-I 'A ,A BILL NOLAN Lincoln's football and baseball coach, Bill Nolan, having a successful career at Lincoln, is the envy of many a lad starting out in a life of athletics. The football team of 1952 pre- sented him with a tape re- cording of their sincere feelingsg a fine way to show lasting appreciation. .I .., va, , . - .wr-2' N- . '-,nv ww ,- .N . c ,Y ?AgS1?1I.r:i,,sV- Q. , 1.1, gr 2lf'11,'gq. n .ff-if-If 4' if r, ., . 1 i1l'.T:'.i.Qi3?fsi3! x sy l'r. if . . . ',.A f.-ffmzf , - A . ia- ' 2 ' f : t ,T i 5 kr.. Q., . . gg-.K-. f - at v - '41-bei? www. sw L. !.,': eff. gf 1 ' Q K - - 'lf'-gflif ' ' K K -i fffkifli i-f1Z'. 7 z -e ,,,, - : .. - - ,gag-f l - 1Yz'ifg., 'L Qs- 'I' 7 ii-'.ffi'ff2'f1 Mfg Q .sfiiffigi i we ' 1 ' 11523 .. ,-+- ,M - '-' yy it l, ,, 'iii . 51 . 'Z' -' V' Q '.ff-J.. YG HZ? X-bei? L. W. JOHNSON Lincolnls golf coach is a very versatile person. Be- sides his valuable golf knowledge he also teaches chemistry and has charge of a study hall. Through all kinds of storms, in the golf world, L. W.Johnson,s fighting spirit has helped the squad to victory. NORM DALTHORP A good coach and a for-A mer U. W. basketball cap- tain---that's our Norm Dal- thorp. Being an experi- enced Lincoln basketball player, he learned the best methods of coaching and how to win the favor of his team. This knowledge led the 1953 Basketball Team to a high place in city competition. BYNG NIXON This year's varsity track aspirants held high hopes of breaking all-city cords through the able coaching of Byng Nixon He also gave his eifoit and talent to another sport in the fall, second team football which he coached to a high place in city standings. VARSITY FOOTBALL 1952 Team W L 1. Franklin 7 0 2. Ballard 5 1 3. Garfield 4 2 4. Queen Anne 4 2 5. LINCOLN 2 4 6. Roosevelt 2 5 7. Cleveland 0 7 8. West Seattle 0 7 2nd TEAM FOOTBALL Team W L 1. Garfield 5 1 2. Queen Anne 4 1 3. Ballard 4 2 4. LINCOLN 4 2 5. Franklin 2 2 6. Roosevelt 2 4 7. Cleveland 1 4 8. West Seattle 0 6 3rd TEAM FOOTBALL Team W L 1. Garfield 5 1 2. Roosevelt 5 1 3. Ballard 4 1 4. LINCOLN 4 2 5. Queen Anne 3 3 6. Franklin 1 3 7. Cleveland 0 5 8. West Seattle 0 6 52 Golf Team W 1. Ballard 5 2. Roosevelt 6 3. Franklin 5 4. West Seattle 5 5. Garfield 3 6. Lincoln 2 G. Queen Anne 1 8. Cleveland G tandings 1953 BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL Team W L . Cleveland 9 3 . Garfield 8 4 . LINCOLN 7 5 . Roosevelt 7 5 . Franklin 6 6 . Ballard 5 7 7. Queen Anne 4 8 . West Seattle 1 11 2nd TEAM BASKETBALL Team W L . LINCOLN 10 2 . Roosevelt 3 4 . Ballard 7 5 . Garfield 5 6 .Queen Anne 5 7 6. West Seattle 5 7 7. Cleveland 4 3 8. Franklin 3 9 3rd TEAM BASKETBALL Team W L LINCOLN 12 0 Ballard 9 3 Garfield 9 3 Queen Anne 7 5 Cleveland 4 3 Roosevelt 4 8 Franklin 2 10 West Seattle 1 11 ' 5 2 Tennis eam W L . Roosevelt 7 0 . Ballard 5 1 . Franklin 5 2 . Queen Anne 4 3 . Cleveland 3 4 . Lincoln 2 5 . Garfield 1 6 . West Seattle O 7 VARSITY BASE BALL 1952 Team W L Cleveland 10 2 West Seattle 9 3 Garfield 7 5 Ballard 7 5 Queen Anne 7 5 Franklin 4 Roosevelt 3 LINCOLN 1 11 2nd TEAM BASEBALL Team W L IFLINCOLN 10 1 Cleveland .7 5 Franklin 7 5 Queen Anne 6 6 Ballard 5 6 West Seattle 5 7 Roosevelt 4 8 Garfield 3 9 2FPlayed a tie game 1953 BASEBALL Team W L LINCOLN 1 - Ballard -- -- Cleveland -- --- Franklin -- - Garfield l L- Queen Anne - - Roosevelt -- -- West Seattle - - TRACK Team PTS . LINCOLN -- . Cleveland --- . Franklin 1 . Queen Anne --- . Ballard ---- . West Seattle -- . Roosevelt -1- . Garfield -- BOB HERRING Half, No. 2 All-City Senior .lil Bill Squibb Half, No. 11 Senior DARRYL BRADSHAW Guard, No. 34 All-City Senior IEUUT ,E-lllll 1135 The 1953 edition of the Lincoln football team was built around eight returning lettermen. Three back- field and five line candidates from the fourth place team of 1951 were back. The team started practice a Week before school started in preparation for their first game. On September 19 the Lynx were pitted against the Franklin Quakers in the annual East vs. West Jamboree. The Quakers were the preseason favorites to win the league championship. After the Jamboree the Abes had five days in which to prepare for their first game with Cleveland. On the 25th of September the Lincoln team Went into the Cleveland game with high spirits. In the second quarter Rod Hilderman Went straight up the middle for a T D and gave Lincoln a 6 to 0 lead. Rod added another T D in the third quarter giving the Lynx a 12 to 0 advantage. Another T D was scored when Bob Herring broke loose for a 62 yard run. There was outstanding line play by Pete Hansell, Henry Hall, and Darryl Bradshaw. Final Score: Lincoln 18--Cleveland 0 The second game of the season for the Lynx was with the West Seattle Indians. From the opening kickoff to the final gun it was the Lynx all the way. Bob Herring personally accounted for the Lynx 100 yards by rushing and the rest by passes. BILL MEISTER JERRY JACOBSON PETE HANSELL Guard, No. 13 Tackle, No. 25 Center, No 16 Senior Senior Honorable Mention Senior New S. me Rod H i Ide rm an DON BROWN DON LUNDBERG Fullback. No. 28 End, No. 35 End, No. 18 Sen i 0 f Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Senior Senior Frank Wakeland had a. good day kicking try-for- points. He made good on 6 out of 7 attempts. Final Score: Lincoln 41, West Seattle 6 The next opponent for the Railsplitters was the Garfield Bulldogs. This game was the exact opposite in the first and second halves. The Lynx took the opening kickoff and started on a drive to a T D, paced by, Rod Hilderman, Doug Houk and Bob Herring. The second score came in the second quarter after a see-saw battle. Herring took the handoff over guard and went 60 yards for the score. The second half brought about a different picture with Garfield being more powerful. Smith scored on a sustained march and Schaab's kick was good. Later Wayne Brooks took the ball over for the equal izer. Late in the first half Doug Houk suffered a nerve injury which sidelined him for the season. Don Lund- berg was outstanding at an end position, defensively, for the Lynx. Final Score: Lincoln 13, Garfield 13 The Lincoln eleven met their first defeat of the season when they played the Roosevelt Roughriders. The first score came on a 23 yard run by Roosevelt halfback, Arnie Young. Later in the game, Young tallied the second touchdown on a 70 yard rim. This came as a result of a Lincoln fumble recovered by the Teddies.. The first play after the recovery sent Young over the goal line, HENRY HALL Tackle, No. 26 Senior RON WILLIAMSON End, No. 27 Honorable Mention Senior F1 l l -1 TED ROTHLISBERGER Guard, No. 10 f Q D dy rl Senior Q fqg from As am f FRANK WAKELAND Fullback, No. 8 Senior FOLKE NYBERG Guard, No. 12 Honorary Senior LARRY DALZALL Tackle, No. 36 Honorary Senior 9 si W,,rr I I W is meagre ggi la? atlhaf gg A Wax ,wa f, uf as.wt,-.srs1esfii'.fa.7fa-,.r,.,,f.1.f,g,2,.wqi' an www, wine M if , ,.Q.us,fg.,fagQag.rSg.'gyrswwaay vw.ag,aszj,a ugh- ,gm-'S' .S Ug'.g.-.gafafle an ,,,'.5n- .-aw -a f. - -.,,,,a, . . f a??Q s- fgarw. ' spa rf' is . maria-egazirezmw.H- f- ' X .gs . ' , ywwvisfszr,-,Q I -, gsflffraearzs- 1--- a s . -. 'ga' .Q.Yana-...tr..1.5el.v.l.ns-4. .r-+..a.,..- rf M gf 7-1.y f1'e' . W. 1 I - -Q' V .ring- ag ,t L51 nuns. DICK ROVIG Ben Macwaters End, No. 32 Quarter. No- 17 Honorary I un i 01' Senior Bob Herring turned back a Roosevelt drive by in- tercepting a pass inside Lincoln's 10 yard line. In the closing moments of the game the Lynx took to the air and completed three out of four passes to give them the ball on the Teddy 32. These three passes were good for 50 yards. On the last play of the game a pass thrown by Bill Squibb was intercepted. Final Score: Lincoln 0, Roosevelt 12 After a discouraging defeat at the hands of Roose- velt, in which Bob Herring was injured, the Lynx found their next foe to be Queen Anne. The Grizzlies considered Weak in preseason forecasts, proved to be a tough and rejuvenated squad. The first half prov- ed the teams even. A Q. A. drive was stopped when Frank Wakeland intercepted a pass and ran it out to the 11. Late in the second half a 24 yard pass put the ball on the Lynx 29 yard line. Then Ron Pike broke loose and scooted to the Lincoln 9 before being tackel- ed by Ray Christiansen, who in the process jarred the ball loose. The pigskin rolled across the Lincoln goal line where Quinn Redeker fell on it for the game's only TD. Final Score: Lincoln 0, Queen Anne 6. After defeats at the hands of Roosevelt and Queen Anne, Lincoln entered the Franklin game hoping to beat the high flying Quakers. The first half of the game showed promise of a real battle as the Lincoln defensive team played inspired ball and consistently held the Quakers for downs. A long pass from Jon I DICK JONES MIKE EASTLY DOUG HOUK End, No. 19 Tackle, No. 24 Half Junior Junior Honorary Q wir RAY CHRISTIAN SON TED LASHLEY JIM TRUMBALL Quarter, No. 29 Manager Quarter No 23 Junior Senior Junior Wamba, to Babe Bates brought the first Franklin score. The Lynx, spearheaded by Bob Herring and Rod Hilderman, came back strong, but the drive was halted on the 5 yard line by a fumble, The first half score was 6 to 0. in favor of Franklin. The second half was an entirely different story. The Quakers ran roughshod over a Lincoln team that just ran out of gas. Final Score: Lincoln 0, Franklin 33 The final game of the season brought Lincoln's first homecoming forth and the Ballard Beavers as the foe. With high spirit the Lynx received the opening kickoff only to have a fumble recovered by the Beavers. Minutes later Ballard had put themselves 6 points ahead of the Lynx. But the Lynx were not to be denied. On a sustained drive the Abes went over from 1 yard out. The score at halftime was 6 to 6 deadlock. At the start of the second half Bob Jellesed re- covered a Ballard fumble and gave the Lynx a golden opportunity to score. But a fighting Beaver eleven held for downs. In the fourth quarter the Beavers marched. 51 yards to pay dirt. Final Score: Lincohm 6, Ballard 12 The final gun of the Ballard game brought to a close the High School football careers of 15 Lincoln players and it ended the 1952 Lincoln High School M Schedule. Ax ' A . if ' w 9921 6 3 3 'N ,JW . sl Cc . Ly Q fxJ Senior ,,g..--4,-,,g..--,,,,, ,..: . ::. , yy.gr?gr,g2,f1,z2l-Moi? -1 , 1:1 f X erlieriisl wfeihf T- 1 rl.. f T J V' , ,. N ! , r , I 1, , CHUCK LAWS Half, No. 30 Sophomore nd and 3111 nam uuthall The second team finished the season h1a tie for third place with a record of four Wins and two losses. These boys showed afighting spirit and a determination to win. The second team provides more seasoning for players not quite able to make the Varsity and also supplies them with reserve strength which the Varsity could not do without. ' F ' 'a-SXFRWW lst row: Larry Pitts, Al Starkenburg, Mike Dona, Sid Arrowsmithg 2nd row: Doug Nelson, Warren Christianson Chuck Kennedy, Ed Kearney, 3rd row: John Salenjus, Jim Hanson, Ron McAllister, Harlan Lahman, Coach Byng Nixon. The third team, coached by Norm Dalthorp, finished the Season in fourth place with a seasons record offour wins and two losses. The primary purpose of the third team is to give the Sophomore boys their first experience in inter-high Competition and to get the boys toplay as a team. When the Varsity and second teams come through with Champion- ship teams, it is partially due to the training the boys have had on the third team. lst row: John Stipek, Walt Smith, George Heys, Walt Thompson, Loren Carlson: 2nd row! Bill Jacobs, Fred Miller, Paul Stoddard, Bill Buckw8lter, Milt Magee, Stan Whitby, 3rd row: Ron Haroldson, Ron Warren, Archie Herring, Scotty Hendricks, Al Jacobson, 4th row: Bill Brice, Lee Demick, Dave Nordstrom, Gary Worberger Q ' h C7 A ,Q 5 1, , . a MU-' ' 4, e' Zag b shefcmk. gfeff to H H' - H 'feed r' 4 K Penon- BUG rdon. 'JY Ve,-no ight: I Nels Bob 0 n' Jim M' ack Eas h to new ,, Donahue- Iles. Bobtgmn. psf H Lutcfiffaxh. De Ufderr. Hey Don HMG HE EDU The Intramural Sports give the boys who are not able to make the squads a chance to gain experience. These sports gain a lot of competi- tion within the school The boys have a chance to gain a position on the team whenever a boy can't stay on the team because of his scholastic standings. A boy who is outstanding in intramural sports may be advanced. These boys are under the guidance of Mr. Jay Dishnow. nl,l is Knee I .left Ing! CI. tg . lffp OYX L0We11 right: Ollag BAQMUST Chustie Ken Henzr:.A1Moran '55 I get S ' K , Ing' : St EH M1 et gfhbwell 'snzlgtln ' O V. 1 h Icker S nd and ard nam Baskszthall fr 25 0 V' K A X, I! x Q f Lek - 5 A -- Q, 99 . - , 'ZZ fm ' , J I ze 7' -'l 'xr -:nf ...i' , ' . ' X g --. ,fr j f GW 10' A , 4 I 3 v J- M , n fx J' , H r -- -',: ,- A Q ,. . ,.-- 2nd TEAM Row 1: Dave Gordon, Dan Robinson, Ken Weiser, Skip Wilcox. Row 2: Jack Rose, Jim Hanson, Ron McAllister, Rod Martin, Terry Critchet. lf. MANAGERS Jim Lang, Wayne Cobbs, Milt Magee, Chuck Kennedy STATISTICIANS 3rd TEAM 1S'G ROWS George EaStm9f11, Ted Row 1: Ron Haroldson, Archie Herring, Jesse Klinkenberg, Rothlisberger- Tom Saxe, Terry Cook. 21111 ROW! Ken Davis- Row 2: Jack Eastman, Larry Pitts, Ted Sturlaugson, 3rd Row: Henry Hall, Clar Nord- quist. Ron Kinner, Pat Huey, Orv Brost. '55 askszthall 0 Sr., Forward SBILL G Q, I ' ' I lt, U BG! Yitdaxa nsplratlona Teamguard STAPSON Sax-cams captain , 4-9:1 W xx ,iii W 15 k Bo CANX930 ,, , , Jn B ROMS PJ, 02115, BOB HERRING- ' Guard T51 A D Si, C' Sr., Guard DON BROWN Pg 505 Sr., Center Jr, TE MA X05 ex ' C'e Nsp 9 'Q Ht . Ig Si., Gen el LD ulf and sznnis Left to right! Roy Holfenstein, Franz Dolp, Bob Harrop, Dave Steffen, Jim Hatley, Gary Falls, Gordy Jacobson, Bill Puetz, Chuck McGee, Mike Lang, Iohn Byam, Bruce Giehdt With a team featuring five returning lettermen from the '52 squad, the 1953 team was recognized astrong Contender for the championship being defended by the Roosevelt Roughriders. The Lynx Rocketmen lost two lettermen from the last sea- son's sixth place finish. This year Coach Stan Suth- erland is hoping for a well- balanced team that will finish in the first division. .s This year the Lincoln Golf Team, coached by Leslie W. Johnson, looked forward to a very successful season. The squad was aided by the fact that five previous lettermen returnedto play this spring. Many new prospects were also turning out. Mr. Johnsonhasworked very hard to promote golf in Lin- coln, not only by working with school golfers, but by setting up displays to fur- ther interest in the student body. It is through his de- voted work thattheteam out- look on this Coming season was bright again. Left to right: Don Lemke, Doug Nelson, Van Aikman, Robert Brannon, Boyd Givan .amy L an Z ' .sf -as e- ,,, W qt jg, . ,Kg 1st Ron 2nd 3rd Z- row: Warren Christiansen, Dwight Binge, Jack Ramsden, jack Murphy, Ray Swanson, Larry Pitts. Vidal ,E K3 MLS row: Myron Carr, Dan Robinson, Bob Romstead, Jerry Jones, ' ' Doug Houk row: Ron McAllister, Clarence Nordquist, Pete Mansfield, Ray Christianson '53 HS BILL Lfjo .am M, The 1953 Baseball team had a returning squad that would put a letterman at every position in the infield, including the catching job. Returning from the last '-52 squad were infielders J' , .1 T Q' at Jerry Jones, Danny Robinson, Bob Romstead and Pete Mansfieldq catchers Ray Christianson and Clarence Murphy and Ray Swanson. An over all picture of the squad showed it to be strong in all departments. If these boys put out to the best of their ability, they should easily Wind up in the first division. Nordquistg outfielder Doug Houk and pitchers Jack, fa Y- f-we f JIM SMITH BOB HERRING Olltfield outfield Senior Senior BILL SQUIBB Infield Senior HOWIE HAMBLIN' Infield Senior HEL CHUCK HALL Manager Q Senior 55 wjgwegn 34, VERN BOWER Catcher I, ' IQ . Senior Senior I GARRBTT ke, , Pitcher . A DWIGHT LEWIS Outfield Senior . --- A E Aw . on eooeneeoo,,,,,,o,,,, M DON WEST Infield Senior 'RAT SWAN My DOUG HOUK JACK MURPHY Pitcher Outfield Pitcher Junior A 5,3 Junior Junior 5 .-- gf Q Q A ' ' ei iiii wi gf, M BOB ROMSTBAD JERRY JONES Infield Infield Sophomore Junior DANNY ROBINSON' DAR BICKFORD Infield Pitcher Infield Sophomore Sophomnre Sophomore or -sr we- if N N CLARENCE NORDQUIST RAY CHRISTIANSON Catcher Catcher Junior Sophomore N X 2 Y A i Qin ' S ' Team Points 1 - ' Roosevelt 5 ' Lincoln 23 ' 1 25 ' 1 nl 3 Franklin 22 ,1 Cleveland Ballard 1 Garfield Queen Anne M -Ji. K 1 ll ll' 5 I I l K .xlk Eigfll HU IU 1 in West Seattle - ' 1 gli it rank KKK ,5.lw,3i.3Q 15 1. il HIGH HURDLES MILE 1. Nat Crawford, Cleveland :15.5 1' Mike Johnston' Roosevelt 2. BOB GA-NZINIY LINCOLN 2. ATIS PETERSON, LINCOLN 3. Don Peterson, Ballard 3' Tom Winter, Roosevelt 4. Doug Clark, Roosevelt 4. Danny Allen, Franklin 440 880 i 1. Abe Angell, Franklin 152.2 1- 111014 Scheumannv Balmd 2' John Moyers, Roosevelt 2 Dick Caldwell, Roosevelt 3. Len Tangen, Ballard 3- Jim Crum' Ballard 4. GORDY LAWRENCE, LINCOLN 4- R011 Hefmmg, C1eVe1a'1f1 100 BROAD JUMP 1. JIM CLARK LINCOLN :1o.o 1' Dick Klein, West Seattle 2. Ed Fremouw, Queen Anne 2' Ed Fremouw' Queen ,Anne 3. Percy Knox, Franklin 3' Percy KHOXY Frankun 4. A1 Roberts, Cleveland 4' D011 Pfoctofi Gaffleld LOW HUEDLES SHOT PUT 1. Nat Crawford, Cleveland 223.3 1' Gene Spearman, Garfield 2. Dick Klein, West Seattle 2. Mike Monroe, Roosevelt 3, BOB GANZINL LINCOLN 3. KEITH RANDALL, LINCOLN 4' Don Peterson, Ballard 4. Dick Vanderlip, Garfield 220 POLE VAULT 1. JIM CLARK, LINCOLN 222.5 1- Jim 11111011 1'fank11n 2' Abe Angell Franklin 2. Phil Gayton Garfield 3. Percy Knox, Franklin 3. Harlen Thomas, Roosevelt 4. Ed I-remouw, Queen Anne 4. Dave Guion, Cleveland RELAY Allen Bushley, Franklin 1. Cleveland H1GH-JUMP. QKen Pinyard, Al Roberts, Bob Williams, Nat 1' Dlck 1918111-U West Seattle Crawford, 2. Jake Bergslien, Roosevelt 2. Roosevelt 3. DICK JONES, LINCOLN 3. Garfield 4. Nathan Vinson, Cleveland 4. West Seattle Dick Jones, Franklin 4:42.63 2:02.2 22'1 52'71Q 12'0 5'10 ll .V .f ' 'iv' l 'T ta E if .IT 1. . YSWG , Q K M me QI 4',A.,,fY, x bcw'v' .TQ ,, Q CD Q1 Nj-'1f3i4f1f aw . p er., 2 ,, - ,qzggl - QMS? Iqii rank lst row: Doug Orr, Bill Brice, Ron Haroldson, Van White, Jon Hanson, Vern Kinsman, Archie Herring, Chuck Laws, Bill Jacobs, Fitzgerald White, Tom Tucker, Dick Jones, Frank Forray, Gary Edin 2nd row: Merle Bradley, Skip Stewart, Bob McKinnon, Milt Magee, Fred Rostroxm Mike Eastly, Jim Trumbull, Walt Thompson, Jerry Hales, Jerry Lawrence, George Elkins, Perry Kennedy, Jim Lashley Orv Brost 3.rd row: Rod Hilderman, Atis Petersons, Bob Gordon, Don Anderson, Jim Hill, Harlan Lahman, Jerry Rasmussen, Dave Harwood, Libero Cerrutti, John Briggs, Bob Roaf, Cameron Schoeggl, Bert Bender 4th row: Phil Sedlacek, Frank Lucci, Jim Bannowsky, Fred Miller. Bill withami Ron Kiflflefv Mike Dana, jerry Isaacson, Sid Arrowsmith, Ken Henning. Miles YHl'1iCk, Dick Rovig. Jim Richards ' The track squad, after finishing third for three .. years in a row, turned out another well-balanced team for y52. With good distance runners in Atis Peterson, Jerry Rasmusson and Fred Rostian, and a good high and broad jumper in Dick Jones the Lynx were out to find themselves a first place position. At the start of the campaign, all of Coach Nixon's problems laid in finding someone who could take over the sprint races and the hurdles. As the All-City Track Meet drew nearer, the Lynx thin clads looked to be in fairly good condition. X 4 ' 1 lfi J li T7 22: 3 51 E3 'i if Z4 Sl we 45 23 53 ff sz fi QT 1 'J in sz 1 13 i EE I 21 5 W5 E fi l L1 Z2 flfl H ff tif? lx Q-J X w if ww rknumlzdgmznts 5 QM v W UN . if f W My fifwff A Ldf Lv ' .1 ff I ' f M glff , ni j ,. -L if ,, f wavy , 7 CL-te' fffifcfe ,fl t 1 r , , , - I ,, L47 . X QM 51' Q2 MQ Q 'QFCQMM f ff, ,, , -4-6 297 Q, ff A JQ1-,:,. ue' ef H 6? ,ZW CD .-J? - gyfff,-62 C 7 -7 X ZZ Q! r The Annual i o thank t following peo e Y for their,.5ss'sta p 1 g u 1953 T annual: -C? Aj ,f f Z ,I Ks! 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