Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Roll Room Council Given new and increased pow- ers of legislation, the Roll Coun- cil this year set out to put this authority into effect. Linda Lund- quist, S. C. Veep, served as presi- dent With Betty Forray, S. C. Sec., serving as secretary. Other officers in the fall semester Were: Keith Grisim, veep and Betty Zylstra and Joel Leidecker, ser- geants at arms. In the spring se- mester they vvere: Jerry Solberg, FALL veep, and Ray Alley and Tom Skinner, sergeants at arms. A P.-T.A. membership drive and an old clothes drive were conducted with the assistance of the active members, Their role was to take prompt and thorough reports to their respective roll rooms and urge participation in these projects. Lin Ku X, lqfNg Q da Lundouist Roll Council Pres SPRING fi ,ig .,7,sf.5gw' ' -- i X 20 x x X

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Student Council A sound student government is easily detected in a large high school such as Lincoln. It is seen in the spirit of co-operation with which students follow regulations. The students become Willing and eager to take over authority when they know they are backed by a helpful faculty. Lincoln has both the faculty and the student government to assure success. The Student Council is composed of representa- tives from all the major organizations of the school, and from each of the classes, thus assuring a fair discussion and vote on any vital matter that may arise. The biggest project of the Council for the year was the planning of the Racial Relations Institute. They also set up an advisory council, presented an assembly, and sponsored five Student Council committees. .2 W Wife: ki? iw PUBLICITY-Anne Marie Juntenun, Chairman m. .--f - ASSEMBLY SEATING-Bonnie Noe, Chairman , am xg 3 gi, ...WM f . , ',.ll,,,.., M BLDG. AND GROUNDS-Odine Husemoen, Fall Chairman and Brian Alspach, Spring Chairman POINT SYSTEM-Gary Little, Chairman ELECTIONS-Bob Campbell, Chairman 19

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Buy your activity card now! This plea was seen and heard all over Lincoln dur- ing the first few weeks of school as the Activity Card Committee urged Lincoln towards its second consecutive victory over Roosevelt in the Golden Axe contest. S- vsf. mum We Won the Axe! ' L gg ql, l, Adv., 'F- ,-. , V ua Lua.. mgmm P-ml .Ury omman Promoting Safety a, 'W' QLQMF5 Q E. J, C.-Chris Bayley, Chairman 'Q la , f fra Tr 1, dem A ' 'st 'P f ,.,, fi - f ' 2 -1 'fifp W 5 . 3 3 9 'V ig 1 , , X , 5 Minh 1 ' v 1 tv Nl? . A 3 Q . i +P V 2 C X . fr any V BLDG. AND GROUNDS-Connie Cadranell, i Chairman Erkckson 21 The first Lincoln High School Safety Council began its organization this year under the presidency of Daryl McClelland. The purpose of the Safety Council is to promote safety with a positive approach, to better attitudes, and to promote safety of adults and youngsters as well as teen- agers. With the idea of teen-age safety in mind, the members of the Safety Council actively participated in the King County Teen-Age Safety Conference on February 21, and promoted Safeteen Week during March 5-9. This group has undertaken a never ending problem and it is hoped the Council is here to stay. Mr. Knoll, faculty advisor, has contributed his support to the Safety Council and its plans. - 5 A 6' at . 4 ., , F- . ' 1 A A.' A As I -'M W :mr AY- jg' i , wi., . r f - ' 'lu A1 1, H V 2 t I ,., TRAFFIC SAFETY-Margaret Kennedy. Chairman