Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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L.S. A.-The Lincoln Sophomore Auxiliary, organized to promote school spirit and friendships, had a busy year under the leadership of Patty Berg, president. Helping at the Miniature Conference, decorating the halls at Christmas and selling pom-poms were among their activities. Minute Girls-The minute girls, composed of roll representatives to Girls' Club, played an important role in publicizing all Girls' Club events. Publicizing Girls' Club Week, Around the World in Seven Days, was their main project. Gail Taylor, Girls' Club veep, presided over these activities. -.1 -- '.j.j.:.:.j .3 IH MH f'Qr 1 n 'Q:3'1 RHiiEvNh -.+ .- awww 2 1:t2a:f:-1' 5- . wuewaswewi - .I gg, ,g3,3,, -.g g.- . . ',.k3.:,-' gg '- Grin-. ,' ' ' 'i A 433553 :-gi-..9 '.f1g.'k :- , '42 ,--. 5 fi f if 39 9 -:- :-:-:-:-:-1-:-:-:-:-: E :i:3:i:3:1:3:3:3:3:3: '5 2 .1 4, r 1 . .g.g . . ..... 5. ,- ..'...'.... 28 Totem 553353 r 55- .K W? 'sfGi'-:- -. -: ': .4921- ax ' -. 455: , -S-355 , f.g??w Nurse's Aids---Nurse's Aids, under the direction of Liz Gourlay, work in the nurse' s office everyday taking care of sick students, filing records, and issuing requests to report. Personality Committee-Personality Committee members, along with their chairman, Diane Paradie, participated in many of the Girls' Club activities. These girls took part in assemblies, sold carmel apples, and assisted with the Mother and Daughter Tea.

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if ,ff Usl-ierette Force-The girls of the Girls' Club Usherette Force had the oppor- tunity to usher for several school functions. They ushered at the Senior Play v the Christmas Program, and the Spring Concert. Linda Latimer was chairman , - : ' g,-Q -'rt during the fall semester and Julie Soppe was chairman for the spring semester. 'mi Tags Committee -The delightful ta s W r ll G' 1 5, '--.hi :fin If 4' . -..l:ie'f.f. fflfjfjfj' ' ' ' 231323352-1-2' ' f-:-:-:-:-:-:.. ws:-1-:-2-:oz -mafia .,2g,,-5.-,Y 1? , 8 0 at a ir s' Club events this past year were designed by Judy Sayers, Sue Diamant and their Tags Committee. Tags were made for such special activities as the Conference, Girls' Club Week and the Valentine Party. ' ,. ffjj:-. U ,. .-:- 4. + 3 Q4-if -:-'Pdfviz-f 5 ff PJ J fa! fl' .PYP Z Fiiggkgvx gif J vv , 2 if 55-'-9 sv -qv I Q. .v ' I , ,. .,.. , ...... -6:-: -:5:- .. -:-:-:-:':-:-:-:-:-:-:-. 3-z.:-:+:-:-:':-:-:-:-:-... a- 'Mr' s' f:-:-3-1-:-:-:-:-:-:-:':-:-:+z-. .,-sa: '. . ---.--'-'.95:-1-:-:-1-:-2-2-2-I+., .: - -Q. '---1-1.1.:-:-:-:.:-:-:-:-:':-:-:-:f.. ' 9 :f--:-:-:-:-1-:-:-:-1-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-. 2 :5E5gElfE:Q'5 .ff :-1-:Q:-1-2-:-:-14-z-2-2-1-:-:-:-:-:+:-:-:-:-1-.-. Eiga: - Q.. -, ei? iiiiiig 51 :-:-:-:-:-1-1-:3:gi51313I313131:313:5:?:f:1:3:5:3:5:3:3:3:'. . ,255ai.,. - 5':1:-:-2-:'132511:53:3:3:3:g53:325gigI3ZQ1:i:i:3:3:3:5:3:1:l:-. :1:':E:E -: -' -'::3. -1-'. ' :-:-:- 5- I:-: -'5:2'-:Inky-:.5,, .g::. E -.-A I. ll I :Ian --'gr-. .Z-r I.,- 2 a:a-.:- -:- r ., 1:-1-:P -. me 3.3 . U., ,V .5.,:. .- I- 3-13.-' :::g,-.,. -4.1. ,:-15: If' ':.g'-::g:::::-5:3':5g.,, f.-. . .-.g.g.:.g. 3.5.,.g.g.g.,.g-'-:-:-:-. ,I5222Z53552Ei15i1i1EEf2:2235E:5:2:3E:E:3!E:Eg5:5:E:E:E3E:E:EIEEQEQEQEQEEEZQEQ?i2:2 '1:2:, 30 Totem Social Service -The Girls' Social Service Committee, headed by Gail Noblett and Terry Freeman, was kept busy throughout the year. Such projects as hem- ming diapers for the Red Cross and making joke books for rest homes were among the activities of this group. Party Committee-This committee, with Vicki Jensen and Sharon Wood as co-chairmen, had a busy year planning the themes, decorations and entertainment for all Girlsf Club parties. The first party, held in the fall, was to help new girls get acquainted. Parties at Halloween and Christmas, and a Valentine party were also included in the year's fun.