New York Giants in the 1930s and a professional wrestler. Eddie Carlson, chair of the World's Fair Commission, for Seattle's Century 21 Exposition in 1962 and later president and chief executive officer of United Airlines and its later holding company U.A.L, Inc. Don Coryell (1943), Professional football coach in the National Football League (NFL) with the St. Louis Cardinals (NFL), and San Diego Chargers Anita White, American blues singer and activist Rick "The Peanut Man" Kaminski (1944-2011), beloved Safeco Field sports stadium food hawker. John Franklin Koenig, artist. Phyllis Lamphere, former president of Seattle City Council and first woman president of the National League of Cities Betty MacDonald, author of The Egg and I. Helene Madison, three-time 1932 Olympics gold-medal winner in swimming, graduated Class of 1931. Dorothy Provine, television and film actress. Bernice Stern, first woman elected to the King County Council. Ralph Weymouth, Vice Admiral, USN, attended, but moved before graduating. Rich Hand, former Major League Baseball pitcher Lynn Woolsey, former ten-term California congresswoman. Further reading References External links School Website Lincoln High School Alumni Association History Link – Lincoln High School Seattle Then and Now – Wallingford fisticuffs High schools in King County, Washington Seattle Public Schools Educational institutions established in 1906 Educational institutions disestablished in 1981 1906 establishments in Washington (state) Wallingford, Seattle 1981 disestablishments in Washington (state) Schools in Seattle