Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1945 volume:

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WWYA 2 , V L ' - 4 VV 4 Z S V, VL V VV A' V pV ' , ,. - VV ' 2 -.., We-. 7: VV, V, ff . fi ' ' , 41' ,L VV -qi ' A f- X ff V4'M,f . f W, ' 5 ,:' V-, ' ,f ,W VM W N if - , 5. VZVVV. V V VO . Z , YV 5655 WV, fo V , V 2 1 52 fry - 1 ' 5' ,X , X V ffw 1. V , , f 4,0 0 wwf 3 : ' Z, 'IO sem ...,,,: L 0 V V S257 Typical of the Lincoln teachers now in uniform is Helen Critchlow, Red Cross personnel worleer, re cently at home on leave from her post at the Alameda Naval Air Base. ACM 1' in ni Floyd Albin, A.R.C. Cpl. Nathan Berlcham Helen Criichlow, A.R.C. Capt. Richard Emerson Lieut. Leonard Gehrke Lieui. Dale Schofield Lieul. Arva Wann Lieui. Robert Winestone Pvt. Frank Hooper Lincoln Headquarters 01'141 Secretaries: Mrs. Bousha and Miss Massey. Lex Prillaman gekinb tba recesses h 4 f i t f - , .Ama V i, A X Ilr. ,.,,r ,,,r,,, WW, . ' ' , . . 4 5 - X A eg- k X Y v ? e L ' ' r X5 A Q , ' k, ,E A 3 I s l, V 'T , 'f-'L.,- 4- If The Student Store The Rental Book Exchange The Library. Lrg. ,T fo , mi 1 f MQ. ENGLISH TEACHERS Seated: Miss Steinmetz, Mrs. Webb, Miss Pettin- ger, Miss Townsend, Miss Watson. Standing: Mr. King, Mrs. Hoslxin, Miss Arbuckle, Mrs. Southworth. Miss Brown was absent. uv 4 Acu t' Lj4f' lfllbfli HISTORY TEACHERS Miss Anderson, Mr. Williams, Miss Coad, Mr. Sage, Miss Higgins, Mr. Prillaman, Miss Copenhaver, Mr. Partlow. MATH TEACHERS Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Bartell, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Clisby, Mr. Fowler, Mrs. Karnopp. SCIENCE TEACHERS Seated: Miss Winchell, Mrs. Englund. Standing: Mr. Foulk, Mrs. Green, Mr. Heller, Mrs. Black, Mr. Lindstrom. AV LANGUAGE TEACHERS COMMERCIAL TEACHERS MUSIC TEACHERS 2edartZdr:gMri:?ssHdr2:::rI Miss McLaughlin, IIl'Ayrs3eCardinaI, Mrs. Hirsch, Mrs. Mr. Zimmerman, Mrs. Englund, Mr. Bower. Miss Settem, Miss Hunkins. y va Af as -Q if f , fi I Qt W. ' 7 if if-f is A.. r Q H sf ,, N,,K3L,JZi Qs., O r' gv 8 :. xl! il rf gill X' hx M. Q ART TEACHERS PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS ' ' ' ' M . M I1 Miss Steinmetz, Mrs. Portwood, Miss Valck, Mr. Travis. Mr. Partlow, Miss Atkinson, Mrss Fossum, r uc a. -K , ' J 4. Ts wifi ' -fzs He stole the tarts. Faculty judges Valentines. The clouded crystal ball. , I - Barber shop quartet. Family man Mucha. Reed Collegians return. '13 W we 5' at P 'd V- -p -d S t T A'rrT rflffil E22 Tddfiy liilwilf Aaiiriflln Leo rfifllilska shield ofifwer c AH Cabinet' 1 ,I wh at A . we I ' if F 5 -12-l 1 'C W .rrf 1 f Ex Athletic Board Cafeteria Board Red Cross Chairman Chairman Chairman Helen Graves Owen Bentley Art Silva Joe, you'd have been proud of l.incoln's 97W student body card Editor Associate Editor Susan Rubin Allen M. Cohen sales. You'd have been proud of our record-breaking Dogpatch Carnival. And you'd have been proud of the manner in which Lincolnites responded to War Chest and War Bond drives this fall. And we lcnow you'd have enjoyed our three super-duper fall term student body dances. , I Vefefin Yell l-90625 receive Bins from The Fall Cabinet entertains at lunch for the RlllY Gl'l5- Spring Cabinet. President, Fall 1939 Milan V 'F Treasurer Fall 1949 Red Cross Chairman pfesldent SDFIHB 1944 O C Treasurer, Fall 1936 Fall 1939 Pvt Jack Hecht Howard Strohecker Lieut. Spencer Gill Lieut. James Lee ,M 'xl Ensign Chet Olcott I . A , .inf 1 f fwggrv .,,. I V J . , I f ff X ' f X! W ' A51 Young hopefuls plunge into power politics. President Vice-President Secretary Leo Romaneski Ailsa Bynon Ann Meilstrup fgrviu ' Calainet' Q4 Red Cross Chairman Carol Crowther The spring term cabinet was right on the job. They put over the March of Dimes and Red Cross campaigns with a bangi they gave us several after-school julce box dances, and as we go to press, they have plans in the offing for a colossal May Fete and Rose Festival program and for two more student body dances. 15 aff? . ' li is Assistant Treasurer Dick Lamb Athletic Board Chairman Lavon Summers r- I-. Ci Freshie Frolic creates sociable affair for upper Transfer of gavelf Leo and lower classmen. receives it from Frank. Vice-President, Fall 1939 Chairman Athletic President, Fall 1940 W laoardHFalI 'lE4li-Sxfs T F H 1941 ' , S ' 1943 E ' e ace awort , , reasurer, a plgfgldlfgonarldrpgufman Ames ljlligldlriclcson Navy V-12 Ensign Tommy Luke, Jr. Y A Y 5 ,nf , ' V Ch ,viii z :' ,, , if . ,537 5 ,'-', . , 4, Betty Jean Nash, Wave a 'N 'A 2, -'- , 3 QW' ..,, A if A President Charles Holm Treasurer John Fox Vice-President Lillian Groce K Sergeant-at-Arms Warren Povey ig , Secretary Dorothy Stephenson f' an eww 4-Y A55 Senior Prom F- Oh ecstasy' Mr. King expounds Wordsworth 16 January '45 Commencement exercises Prospective grads Jan 58 'S KN.. ANDREVlS,ROBERT--B kN b P 'd ,F' S d, Ch ' Club, Dance Committees, Rod: FSB. res' em Ire qua emlstry BLASEN, JOHN-Transfer from Pendleton. BRANNOCK, BARBARA-Cap and Gown Committee, Commence ment Committee. BUEU-1 WILLIAM-Choir, Glee Club, International Club, Book Ex- change, Room Rep. CHEN, ED- COTWAY, ARDYTH-Class Play, Choir, Sextet, Melodiers, Big isters. DENSEM, LORNA LEE-Big Sisters, Cao and Gown Committee, Baccalaureate Committee. DENSLOW, GLORIA-Transfer from St. Marys Academy, Class Play, Class Will Committee, Class Day Committee, Class Song. DOST VALENTINE-Tri-Y, Pi Theta Epsilon, Girls' Club, A Cappella Choir, Gift Committee. ELLIS, HELEN-Rental Book Exchange. FONG, BETTIE-Room Rep, Tri-Y Secretary and President, Girls' League Eepfzesentative, Class Pictures Committee Chairman, Main Office ta . FORKNER, JOYCE-Big Sisters, Class Day Committee, Freshie Frolic Committee, Dean's Office. FOXCIIQHN-Senior Class Treasurer, Class Gift Committee, Chemistry U . FREY, CORA-Commencement Committee, Girls' League, Transfer. GALATI, ELAlNEwCommencement Committee, Big Sister. GALATI, MARIE-Baccalaureate Committee, Big Sister. GOLDSTEIN, MORRIS JEROME-Cardinal Staff, Basketball, Fire Squad, Class Will Committee, Senior Prom Committee. GAULD, VIVIAN-Choir, Glee Club, Tri-Y, Gift Committee. ARDNER, LESTER-A t C 'tl , C d Gow G Committee, Choir, BoyrsluCJlreceeClSb, R?nT:1rlIBZ2k Exfcgariagle. n GOODMAN, LILLIAN-Tri-Y Vice-President, Pi Theta Epsilon, Transfer from Washington High, Class Pictures Committee. GREENBERG, PHIL-Chemistry Club, Class Day Committee. GROCE, LILLIAN-Class Vice-President, Rally Squad, Dance Com- mittee, Baccalaureate Committee. HOFER, LAWRENCE-Transfer from Gabel, Dance Committee, Chemistry Club. HEESTAND, BOB-Baccalaureate Committee, Carnival Auditorium Show Student Director, Inter-Club Council, Adelphian. HOLM, CHARLES-Senior Class President, Hi-Y Treasurer, Fire Squad. 'HOWSER TEDDY-Student Body Vice-President, Class Day Com- mittee, Room Rep, Rally Squad, lnter-Club Council President. N JETTE, JEAN-Room Rep, Class Play, Class Day Committee, Big Sister Transfer from St, Mary's Academy. JOHNSON BETTY-Transfer from Greeley, Colorado. an bmw an Cavs 6 -X Qi ,, ...gs I' , fl K Q1 it v ist, M1 t .,...4 'ht fist s if . wit , W' 5 1 , it . :Ka f ,ff 5 'P if E 64- as Z , I . Wm anuav an Kors 5' .. A f .1 I W -2' +1 if , ff We Avlis. V f ACN v , fat We ., ,, HW . Qwf-4 ,V 4 s? 4 A KELLINGTON, FRANCIS-Pi Theta Epsilon, Transferred from Great Falls High School. KLEIN, PHYLLIS-A Cappella Choir, Class Will Committee. LEE, FRANK-Student Body President, Student Body Treasurer, Hi-Y, Fire Squad, Room Rep. MEANS, DORIS-Big Sister, Commencement Committee. MENASHE BEULAH-Student Body Bookkeeper, Room Rep, Big Sister, Carnival and May Fete Committee, Announcement Committee. MERRIAM, LEORA LEE-Big Sister, Class Gift Committee, Transfer from Washington l-ligh. MILLS, ABBOT LOW-Navy, Transfer from Middlesex. MITCHELL, LAIR-University of Oregon, Dance Committee. MOE, GENEVIEVE-Announcement Committee. MOE, ROSIE-Class Will Committee. MOORE, LEROY-Chemistry Club, Graduation Picture Committee. MOULTON, CLIFF-Back Numbers, Class Play Committee. NEWKIRK, WILLA-Dramatics Club, Sports Club, Junior Red Cross, Girl Reserves. NIEDERER, CARL-'44 Yearbook Editor, Cardinal Associate Editor, Optimist Club President, War Board Chairman, Class Will Com- mittee. OVERBECK, ELMER- OWENS, CATHERINE JUNE--Melodiers, Stretcher Squad Co-Cap! tain, Big Sister. PARNAS ROBERT-Track, Cap and Gown Committee, Senior Class Day Gommittee. PATTERSON, BARBARA-Rose Festival Princess, Rally Squad, Copian President, Student Assembly Committee Chairman, Class Play, Dads' Club Award. PEETS, JANET-Transferred from Sandy l-ligh School, Class Play, Girls' Glee Club. POSTLEWAITE, MARK-International Club President, Back Numbers, Optimist Vice-President, Room Rep, Class Play Production Com- mittee. POVEY, WARREN GEORGE-Narrator for Christmas Program '44. RAISH, BETTY ANN-Transferred from Roseburg, Oregon. RICH, DOROTHY-Pi Theta Epsilon, Code Club, G. A. A., Announce ment Committee. ROBISCH HERBERT E.-Transfer from Tacoma, Pi Theta Epsilon Vice- President, International Club. ROSS, PATRICIA-Transfer from South Bend, Indiana, Class Day Committee. RUBIN, SUSAN--Cardinal Editor, Cap and Gown Committee Co- Chairman, Commencement Committee Chairman, Class Play, Car- nival Publicity Committee Chairman. SCHNITZER, RUTH-Commencement Committee. I STEPHENSON, DOROTHY--May Fete Princess, Class Secretary, Girls' League Vice-President, Adelphian, Assembly Committee. 18 STERLING, MARY ELLEN-Glee Club, Class Play, Class Day Com- mittee. SWEENEY, PAT-Transfer from West Linn, Graduated in 7 terms. TULL, DORIS-Transfer from Salem, Class Will Committee. WALLS, EDWARD-International Club, Commencement Committee, Class Play Committee. WEATHERLY, MARYANNEMBaccalaureate Committee, Big Sister, Girls' League Representative, Main Olhce Staff. V WILSON, GLENN-Chemistry Club, Commencement Committee. WOLF, MARION-Cardinal Feature Editor, Baccalaureate Committee ghagman, Cap and Gown Committee Co-Chairman, Class Play, ig ister. YOUNG, FRED-A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Commencement Committee, Graduated in 7 terms. YUT, LOIS-Tri-Y, Dean's Office, Main Office, Cap and Gown Com. mittee, Class Picture Committee. MONTAGUE, RICHARD WARD ll-Left early for University of Oregon. SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR JOHANSEN, Harry JOHNSON, Patricia KUHN, William MILLER, Robert Reed MORRISON, Ruth O'BRIEN, Patricia RUSSELL, Fayesther SCOVELL, Shirley Margaret THORN, Phylip TURNEY, Alma Mae YAMADA, Yona BIER, Laura King BREVET, Frits BURSON, Milton Orlando COX, Beverlee DEVLIN, Patricia Elizabeth DODD, Wayne FORTE, Allen M. HASSON, Lawrence HOLLAND, James E. HONEYMAN, Ronald C. A crucial moment in the January classglay, Letters to Lucerne , as Cleft to rightD Mary terling, Barbara Patterson, Marion Wolf, Susan Rubin Dorothy Ztephenson, and Gloria Denslow prepare for a show- own. AN eww en Iovs ii iv? 'K 'f it K8 Q K - a K 1: lk R id L' ' X' .. 'L s ' ' f 'axe x Q, K Sails .I ' , . Q - 1 . if E Y , ' Pat Johnson, member of the Janu- ary 1945 class, chose an informal graduation picture. Director Don Marye of the Class Play. January 1945 Lunts and Fontaines: CFront rowb Otis Paclcwood, Bruce Jones, Ed Walls, and Art Silva, CStandingj Gloria Denslow, Marion Wolf, Jean Jette, Janet Peetz, Ardyth Conway, Barbara Patterson, Susan Rubin, Mary Sterling, and Dorothy Stephenson. 19 Vice-President President DiClK Earl Geneva Hunt Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Jim Noble Lavon Summers Secretary Dorothy Kirlzpairick me My CIM g W 3 mug? PHX r ,W 1 ' mf A ' Dame Southworkh's magazine rack is appealing even to blase Seniors in Q whirl, Oh well, who wants to use these stairs anyway? Jan. class prexy Chuck Holm gives Dick the cherished gavel ADAMS, CASSA BELLE-Cardinal Feature Editor, Yearbook Staff, Room Rep, Commencement Committee Chairman, Tri-Y Officer, Class Picture Committee. ALEXANDER, MILES MCKAY-Room Rep, Varsity Football. ANDREWS, GEORGIA-Crimson L, Captain of Girls' Team, Cardinal Guards, Biology Club, Carnival 1943. ARDITI, RALPH V.-Dance Committee Chairman, Assembly Com- mittee, Fire Squad. BENTLEY OWEN W., Jr.-Hi-Y President and Vice-President, Athletic Board Chairman, Yell Leader, Fire Squad Chief, Track, BALDWIN, BONNIE JEANNE-Girls' Glee Club. BERGHEIM, JEANNE-MARIE-Lincoln Candidate D. A. R. Citizen- ship Survey, Chemistry Club Vice-President and Secretary, Girls' League Representative, Copian, Assembly-Dance Committee. BESAW, DAVID E.-Pi Theta Epsilon Sergeant-at-Arms, Senior Class Pin Committee. BEVER, KAREL-Big Sister. BINGHAM, CMA FAY-Railsplitters, Glee Club, Big Sisters. BRAMAN, ROBERT C.-Yearbook Art Staff, Room Rep, Transfer from Bremerton l-li5h School. BRATTAIN, WILLIAM-Cheer Leader, Choir Treasurer and Vice- President, Room Rep, Three Links and a Charm . BRYAN, JAMES L.-Cardinal News Editor, lnternational Club Presi- dent, Cross Country Team, Code Club, Baccalaureate Committee. BUSHNER, AUDREY- BYNON, AILSA-Student Body Vice-President and Secretary, Rally Squad, lnter-Club Council President, Copian Vice-President, Adelphian. CASWELL EDWIN WILSON, Jr.-Adelphian Treasurer, Cardinal Staff, Choir, Senior Prom Hall Committee, Vox Frosh. CHEETHAM, JANE-Transfer from Catlin. CHRISTIANSEN, DOLORES-Transfer from Commerce. COHEN, ALAN-Order of L President, Treasurer and Sergeant-at Arms, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Fire Squad, Dance Com' mittee Chairman. COFFEY, HOWARD-Transfer from Gable, Fire Squad, Class Will Committee. COHEN, ALLEN M.-Cardinal Associate Editor, Sports Editor, Foot- ball, Room Rep, Junior Basketball. CONANT, RICHARD-Cardinal Guard, International Club, Track Squad, Orchestra, Cap and Gown Committee. CONNER, BLANCHE-Transfer from Commerce, Railsplitters. DAUGHERTY, MYRON-Transfer from Detroit, Michigan, Graduated in seven terms, Cardinal Guard. DIERDORFF, JOHN A.-Yearbook Editor, Cardinal News Editor, Announcement Committee, Optimist Treasurer, Room Rep. DAVIS, LOTS- L IBEL-A C ll Ch ' , C d' lL't rary Editor, Choir DAxSE5ngUGoncert PubliEiT5Cl:airmcml Yeaalborbak Slit, Choir Editor. DAVIS, EVELYN-Girls' Club, Big Sisters. Qi t t u gi N I il! .. 1 4 1 . . 'r une ewiovs Q Gul- vs- ,. as -is i iff: 16. ff? - M 'if T -5241 Z 4 7 1 Q 'EW' , 32 f f Si W ! M ev! ' ' ffl - ,V f1'fJ ff . ,ft yfw K' 3' -i w Ls, ' ffl, QS i .ie A' A' I - X, gi 0 . , Ag . 4 2 me V , W J' f 5- ? WE, une anim-s W' it et 47 fv- 49 , . 7W5':f.i'ff . M , 4 M A X I Q 6' 1 fm, 191 E 4' f f 5 . I. f -'iii f . ,nfs if . ,z2?g2f, 2,1 fr' 111 , , ' .., . f ,N , , 7, V.. DOTY, KENNETH E.-Book Exchange Manager, Optimist Treasurer, Adelphian, Lunch Counter, Room Rep. DRIVER, MARYALICE-Transfer from Independence, Oregon, Reil- splitters. DUSSIN, GEORGE THEODORE-Adelphian, Fire Squad. DURST, ELAINE FRIEDA-Room Rep, Girls' League Representative, Secretary, Dean's Office, Tri-Lambda President. EARL, RICHARD M.-Senior Class President, I-li-Y Chaplain, Order of L, Fire Squad, Basketball. EATON, INA MAE-Room Rep, Girls' League Representative, Big Sisters, Choir, Orchestra. EBY, VELMA EVA-Transfer from Lewiston, ldaho. DUNN, RON-Baseball, Basketball, Order of L, Band. EVANS, JAMES TED- FENWICK, ANN-Copian Sergeant-at-Arms. FERNANDEZ, ANNE-Philo, Cardinal Guard, Big Sisters. FARRELL, DOROTHEA IRENE-Room Rep, Transfer from La Porte, Colorado. TAYLOR, WILLIAM SHERMAN-Football, Track, Order of L, Optimist. GALVIN, CLAYTON E.- GAYLORD, NORMA LOUISE-Room Rep, Orchestra, Big Sisters. GEDDES, CHARLES- GERSTEN, JOAN-Chemistry Club, Red Cross Council, Carnival Ways and Means Committee, Room Rep, Treasury Dept. GILBERTSON, BETTY-Tri-Y President, Spring Style Show. GLADSTEIN PHILIP SANFORD-Room Rep, Graduated in seven terms, Track, Senior Prom Committee Chairman, Proiector Squad. GRAVES, HELEN-Transfer from Wyoming, Red Cross Chairman, Copian, Room Rep, War Board. GREER, ESTELLE FRANCES- GREEN, PHYLLIS-Transfer from Williams, Minnesota, l-'Iomemaking Club. HAGSTROM, KENNETH-Football, Basketball, Track, Fire Squad, Dance Committee. HALFORD, JEROME-Pi Lambda Kappa. SEVY, LAZARE-Cardinal Guard, A Cappella Choir, Cross Country Track Captain, Boys' Ouartet. HEESEL, ELEANOR-Big Sister. HENSLEY, J. D.-Class Will Committee, U. Navy. HEYFRON, BEVERLY DIANE-Carnival Committee, Dance Com mittee, Copian, Big Sisters. QQ 1 . 'IEYSER, MELBA JEAN-Copian President, Adelphian, Main Office Staff. -IILBISH, TRULA-Art Service Club, Transfer from Powell, Wyoming. 4lLL, DORIS VIVIAN-Miss Watson's Assistant. HIRSCHBUHI. JOANNE MARY-Girls' League Vice-President, gsgmbly Committee Secretary, Rally Squad, Copian, Dean's Office I6 . HOCKETT, ROBERT LINDELL-Optimist, Dance Committee Co-Chair' man, A Cappella Choir Sergeant-at-Arms, Room Rep, Cardinal Photographic Staff. HOFFMAN, MARTHA ANN-Girls' Glee Club, Big Sister, Dance Committee, Baccalaureate Committee. HOLLAND, SIDNEY H.-Eire Squad, Room Rep, Optimist Club Vice- President, Order of L Secretary, Baseball. HOLMAN, JULIE JANE-Philo President, Vice-President and Ser- geant-at-Arms, Girls' League Editor, Hall Committee Chairman for Senior Prom, Cardinal News Stall, Yearbook Staff. HOLT, WALTER M.-Chemistry Club President, Track, War Board, Room Rep, Graduated in 7 terms. HOSFORD, KATHLEEN-Transfer from San Francisco, Adelphian, Class Gift Committee Chairman. HULlI'lTA:tN, SHIRLEY-Cardinal Staff, Senior Room Rep, Girls' Glee u . HUNT, GENERIA VIOLET-Tri-Y, Railsplitter, Pi Theta Epsilon Treasurer, Secretary. HUNT, GENEVA VIOLA-Pi Theta Epsilon Publicity Chairman and Vice-President, Senior Class Vice-President, Room Rep, Tri-Y. ISOM, ERMA JOY-Transfer from EI Paso, Texas. JOHNS, GERALDINE-G. A. A., Room Rep, Pi Theta Epsilon, Tri-Y, Homemaking Club. JOHNSON ARTHUR-Order of L, Baseball all city, Class Will Com- mittee, Eire Squad, Basketball Captain. JONES, BRUCE LEIGH, Jr.-Class Play, Adelphian, Vice-President and Treasurer, Ski Club Vice-President, Dance Committee. JOHNSON, SYLVIA MARIA- JONES, GEORGE-Transfer from Hutchinson, Kansas, Code Club. JOSEPH, JOAN EDITH-Rally Squad, A Cappella Choir Editor and Alumni Secretary, Room Rep, Cardinal Staff. KAUFMAN, PETER B.-Adelphian, Lunch Counter, Book Exchange. KEMPER, CONNIE- KIRKPATRICK, DOROTHY LEE-Copian Treasurer, Adelphian Vice- President, Class Secretary, Assembly Committee, Inter-Club Council Secretary, KLEPPER, MARY LOU-Copian Treasurer, Red Cross Chairman, Adelphian Secretary, Assembly Committee, Big Sister, Room Rep. KNIGHT, MARIAN-Announcement Committee. KROUPA, KATHLEEN MARIAN-Transfer from Verdigre, Nebraska. LAFF, RUTH-Philo Secretary, Room Rep, Class Play. LAMPHIEAR PLUMA BEATRICE-Tri-Lambda Treasurer, Check Room Comlmittee, Graduated in 7 terms, Announcement Committee. i Q3 une eniovs 2 - 71.1 r., -if' ,, x 4 '- , ,Q 'VVS tr' '52 l ,A if f . X Us s x 1 i::,. WM fn an fyw ' 'H- Q 1 W i x f iff ef ls? 7 ef . M510 en Cavs 1. igtsw. ,fl ff i , , fa y X f 1 Fas? Z F' 7 19' LW, . 925' if if ,Q 'aim eg ' JE- 'i 4 1-,va , .- M I' , :-5? A ,s V LANDAU, ROBERT-Three years overseas duty with Navy. LARSON, DOROTHY MAE-Girls' Glee Club. LAWRENCE, KATHERINE LENNA-Choir Custodian of Robes. LEACH, HAROLDENE M.-Transfer from Silverton, Oregon, Room Rep, Big Sister. LEE, BEATRICE ANN-Big Sister, Pin Committee Chairman. LEE, JENNY-Big Sister. LEHMAN, PATRICIA ANNMAdelphian, A Cappella Choir, Cardinal Staff, Dean's Oliice Staff, Alpha Pi Secretary. LEONARD, VIOLET PEARL-Cardinal Staff, Main Office Staff, Alpha Pi, Big Sister. LESHER, JACK F.-Picture Committee. LEVETON, ALVIN-Room Rep, Boys' Glee Club. TAYLOR, LE ROY-Football Manager, Order of L, Baseball Manager. MANGOGNA, NEVA-Transfer lrom Sioux City, Iowa, Art Service Club. MAPES, PATRICIA-Transfer from Torrington, Wyoming. MARIANI, DENISE MARIE-Crimson L Secretary, Girls' Glee, Choir, Big Sister. MAYO, TILLIE-Room Rep, Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Cap and Gown Committee, Big Sister, MCCASLIN, FRANK ERWIN-Graduated in 6 terms, Football, Track, Fire Squad. MCCLOSKEY, LEROY-Transfer from North Dakota, Hall Committee. MCCLUNG, MILLARD-Football, Basketball, Track, Order of L Treasurer, Hi-Y, Choir. MCCREADY ELIZABETH JEAN-Alpha Pi Treasurer, Choir, Li- brarian, Big Sister, Vox Frosh Editor. MCGOUGH, BETTY MAY-Transfer from Illinois, Room Rep. McGUlRE, PATRICIA FRANCES-Copian Secretary, Adelphian Historian, Big Sister President, Senior Dance Committee, Class Play. MCGUIRK, SALLIE SUE-Adelphian Vice-President and President, Copian Editor, Room Rep. MEILSTRUP, ANN-Student Body Secretary, Copian Vice-President End jecretary, Rally Squad, Room Reps Secretary, Big Sisters resi ent. MENTER, JULIANA LORRETTA-Transfer from Gresham Union High School. MICHOS, GLORIA MAE-Girls' League President and Vice-Presi- ' dent, Philo President, Copian 'Sergeant-at-Arms, Dance Com- mittee, Inter-Club Council. MILDE, PATRICIA-Alternate Rally Girl, Big Sister. MINK, HAROLD-Cardinal Editor, Yearbook Sports Editor, I-li-Y Secretary, Fire Squad, Basketball, Baseball. MITCHELL, MILDRED JEANNE-Choir, Triple Trio, Big Sister. Q4 ,,,iT.1i MOEN DELORES MAE-Transfer from Thief River Falls, Minnesota, Girls' Glee Club, Choir, I-Iomemalcing Club. MONTGOMERY WILLIAM A.-Back Numbers, Projection Squad, Class Picture Committee, Class Day and Will Committee. MOOREHEAD, ALVIN B., .IL-Order of l. Vice-Pres ident, Optimist Vice-President, Football, Fire Squad, Dance Committee. MOSS, HELEN-Girls' Glee Club. MORRIS, LORETTA-Choir, Big Sister, Melodiers. NASH, MARY LOU-Freshie Queen, Copian, Big Sister Chairman, A Cappella Choir Vice-President, Girls' Sextette, Dance Com- mittee. NELSON FERRIS-Basketball, Optimist President, Fire Squad, Transfer from South Dakota. NELSON, FLORENCE--Tri-Lambda Sergeant-at-Arms and Editor, Cloakroom Committee, Graduated early. NIK,gtNf?, VIRGINIA CLAIRE-Big Sister, Girls' Glee, Main Office td . NIRENBERG, BEVERLY ANN-Tri-Lambda, Home Economics Club, Big Sister, Girls' Glee, Transfer from Los Angeles, California. NISBET, MARY PHIL-Room Rep, Girls' League Rep, Main Office Staff, Cap and Gown Committee. NOBLE, JAMES B.-Class Treasurer, Chemistry Club, Fire Squad. NOCK, PHILLIP-Hi-Y President and Vice-President, Cafeteria Board Chairman, Fire Squad Chief, Room Rep, Class Day and Will Committee. NOLTA, KATHRYN IVERNA-Miss Watson's Helper. ODELL, DAVID LEE-Student Body Assistant Treasurer and Treasurer, Chemistry Club Treasurer and Vice-President, Announcement Committee Chairman, Traclc, I-li-Y, OARD, VERNON-U. S. Army. OGBURN, DOROTHY REA- O'HARA, DORIS ETHEL-Transfer from West Linn. OWENS, MARY JANE-Alpha Pi, Choir Alumni Secretary, Stretcher Squad Co-Captain, Big Sister, international Club. PACKWOOD, OTIS LARRY-Transfer from Billings, Montana, Pi Theta Epsilon Treasurer, Vice-President and President, Class Play, Senior Class Picture Committee, Cardinal and Yearbook Staff. PAIQLSFEN, MARGARET PATRICIA-Philo, Big Sister, Main Office ta . PEIZNER, MAX IRVING-Basketball, Varsity and Junior, Order of L, Fire Squad, Optimist. PETIEY, DORIS ELAINE--Senior Prom Committee. PHILLIPS, VICTOR JOHN-Class Day Committee Chairman, Class Play Committee Chairman, Fire Squad, Room Rep, Assembly Com- mittee. PHILIPPI, JERINE-Transfer. PLA.TI', PXARJORIE HELEN-Tri-Lambda, Graduated in 7 terms. POPPE, O. SHERWOOD-Graduated early. POPICK ZELDA-Class Day and Will Committee, Class Play Com- mittee, Senior Prom Committee, Cardinal and Yearbook Staff, Main Office Staff. S25 une eniovs Q I Y '- Mr , f -as fa si'-fa . --W E, f if Wt ., 1 ,A ,.,V wi, ,, ,W , , at 3 W W4 ,C W I T tir SS x 9 emaaed 2 'N une eniovs .iynkw ' . , ,M M tl f 12 if in ' gg- IU' , f K, 'ew , it lifh' mi ' ' ' I 3 iw' ' E , Q In if If 1 My ,ff ' 4 w X , 2 F Z' V--Mg. f.. 4 ,, if 9 05 ! f T f VU 1.4 i . , L. , YW? ' fir- , Qff tj. Wfiff-5 ROMANESIII, ALBERT LEO--l-I'-Y Cha I in and S t- -A' - Fire Squad, Adelphian, Student Bod? aPresidentfrT?e,:suffer Assistant Treasurer. PSOMAS, ELAINE HELEN-Pi Theta Epsilon Sergeant-at-Arms and Secretary, Main Office Staff, Dean's Office Staff, Choir, Bacca. laureate Committee. ROSS, LAUREL VIRGINIA-Tri-Y, Chemistry Club, Choir, Melodierg, RUNTE, WILLIAM-Football, Order of L, Room Rep. RUSSELL, FRANCES MARIE-Transfer from Bath, Maine, Class Pin Committee, Ceemoh. RYBURN, BILLIE ODELENE-Girls' League President and Secretary, Philo, A Cappella Choir, Sextet, Swing Trio. SANDMAN, DAVID- SAMSON, MARILYN FRANCES-Choir Secretary, Sextet, Big Sister, Assembly Committee, Baccalaureate Committee Chairman, SCHILT, JAMES-Fire Squad Captain, Stretcher Squad, Dance Com- mittee Co-Chairman, Class Day and Will Committee, Cardinal Staff. SCOTT, GEORGIA AILEEN-Transfer from Wasco, Oregon, Ceemoh President. SHELLEY, ELEANOR-Room Rep, Red Cross Rep, Choir, Alpha Pi. SEYFFERT, PEGGY ANN-Ceemoh. SILVA, ARTHUR-Cafeteria Board Chairman, Assembly Committee Chairman, Yell Leader, Room Rep, Cardinal Staff. SIMKINS, JACK-Transfer from Los Angeles, California, Announce- ment Committee. SITES SHIRLEY YVONNE-Tri-Lambda Secretary and President, Class Gift Committee, Cloak Room Committee, Main Office Staff. SPLIID, ARDIS VIRGINIA-Room Rep, Main Office Staff, Big Sister. STEFFEND, SHIRLEY ANN-Band, Girls' Glee Club. SUMMERS, FRANCIS LAVON-Fire Squad Captain, Football, Captain in '44, Hi-Y, Order of L, Athletic Board Chairman. STRAHL, DAVE ALAN-Choir President, Room Rep, Three Links and a Charm , Male Ensemble, Choir Treasurer. STOLICA, MICHAEL ANTHONY- TRIPLETT, DORIS IMOGENE- TUCKER, LOUISE WILMA-Honor Roll. TWIST, CAROLYN EDITH-Tri-Lambda, Tri-Y, Room Rep. TUEIQ, n4ARIAN-Cardinal Staff, Girls' Glee Club, Big Sister, Honor o . URBIGKEIT, ELDON- VRANEY, ozone:-chair, rim Links .ma .1 'ci..ifm , Boys Ensemble, Transfer from Chicago, Illinois. WARD, CARL REID--Transfer from Salem, Football, Room R25 Assembly Committee. WALERY, WALLACE-Transfer from Ephrata, Washington. Q6 , une eniovs VEIGAR, HARRIETT ANN-Transfer from St. Mary's Academy, . M ads' Glee Club, Dance Committee, Style Show, Carnival Stage ' ow. 1. 'lux resr, LYNEUE-Pi Theta Epsilon. it 5- I VHEELER, SAMUEL-War Board Chairman, Honor Roll, Adelphian, Graduation Pictures Committee Chairman, Book Exchange Staff. VIDDISON, DANNA GLEE-Transfer from idaho, Big Sister. . WILLS, LORRAINE-Big Sister, Office Practice. WILSON, SHIRLEY LEE-Ceemoh. WOLF, ROSALIE BLOSSOM-Room Rep, Tri-Lambda, Big Sister, Main Office Staff. gg. , WOODMAN, LORCY-- WOODS, ROBERT- WRIGHT, FRANK MAHON-Transfer' from Benson, Band, Art Service Club, Baseball. YOUNG, JEAN MARTEL-Chemistry Club, Alpha Pi, Tri-Y. ZELL, MARTIN-Baseball, Order ol l., Honor Roll. SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR DUFFIELD, Richard P. EVANS, cami MT' FAUS, Frances Koreli FRANK, Janet L. FRANZEL, Glenn FREDINBURG, Charles Wm. GABBERT, Dwight B. GRAY, Ronald Milton, Jr. HAARSAGER, Florence HUNT, Arthur John JOHNSON, Webster Brady I UND, Eleanor Pllllirle Senior Prom sitters. Faculty patrons and patronesses. MCGRATH, Aileen Mary MEDOFF, Mary Ann MEECE, Jack F. PEETS, Edwina E. PERKUSISH, Jack G. RILEA, William A. RUSS, James A. SMITH, Douglas Frank STEVENS, Oliver Franlr TOMES, Helen Josephine UNRUH, Joann Seniors fete freshies. Whl5P2flnS SWWJ '0lhlnSS Why stand when you can sit? Student body spring sports dance. is CHRDK NEAL. 'N Bmc vo EJ lk r A J ,. A Sei-KOOL W 9 O F' SEPT s .IL t - ., Q1 ' f Qffb, 5 E. .1 I ' f K dai X ,C 0 i, SENIOR 'XZ-x ,gy K 4:5- ' t P FRESHMAN K ry J' Zn I I OPEFNG Foo-vt-smn PWM-e -mum' g W, ' STADx0M 1 'N if P Cf? c j x -. .1 Eh x i 6 SJ Q Fasswne N I ini? '1 FRQX-YC :gi X ':'.f:.:a'G'- ' 5- sem-:1 ' N9 SCHQLARSN-N? f' f K f 'X ASSEMBLY J N Af X 3 N 4K ' 4, W Qi mg, w , - fs .2 QQ? + Bxesxsv -nag., 'YEA sen RED wumn-e 4 'D A we e 649 be sv Q8 Q' 46' OC-TO BER V5 CALENDAR 513' fl xx . Q C9 P t E 9 W' J N da a-2 K bf' Q24 -' X M Ti M ,A Jn, LETTE Amnvs ...-if 'NGPATCH 'Q '- CARNIVAL- gx-T11-mp NGV xo X E 'DEQ I 9225523 'L N 703 x.. J X , 9 J ,. x 3 CD fig , ,f 5 X ax 'REPon'r CARDS :SAN no - Afirffv, fa X ' ' Q- 'mx Wy Q X BAu..o'r'5 P 7 ' V S ob 2 - ng. 9 STUDENT Bom' E nEQ'U0NS a 4 UN TAN W n mx GR ADS! ATMQN SAN MASS 45' JAN 58 Q9 Q vom oilev oem 30 5 'ie 52 r-fi? ki r Going baclc to June of last year, we see the Fall 1944 Cabinet taking over its duties. 4 W f 'E l Af ,Q , ,,.., Q f -ff-'H' ', . Vw, 1 Mwqgg 3'm,, ,5- omwwwv THHAHV 4 , , Q , L ,gg 4 , ' Performer at Talent Show ,? 'fxQ 1 ,My ' Mm K ,, . , Now, may l have it? Christmas party. Don Cool: sends 'em. Future Hattie Carnegies. An array of candidates for Student Body offices. Jan. Class Day: Carrying a Senior Outl Little ones tripping at Freshie Frolic. J fi l i 7. Al ,,,.m..., ...- Melody-masters. inf' OMS? 31 Y, ,iti l I :,?v :U L , , X Q e 1 W H -' wg' , xr. v if .I , 3 ' 1 , ,.,,,, ,, , V if gif L., V, .W J 21' mm.. 'u 5 Q 1 X Zin ,V-' ii ,7 4 , 1 D D -- Z ' ., -dw. L+' , 5 Learning early io burn the biscuits. K, L , if W Y Song Ready io pounce on a customer Self-programming nuf said Dec 1 ect-in 4 to imco mites in nif'o1'm t e rsn rn the bool: rt s strll rn our hearts. Rear Admlral Daniel Barbey Major General Nathan Twinlng Lleut Alun Fraser Harold Cohen S 1!c John Middleton Gunner 1!c Pvt. Max L: Q f ' .1 A ,- ,y K 7 X -, . M sv J T!Sgt. Frnncls Wong pq hn Chambers Capt F V Weatherly Plc Jrmmy Mrzote Lleut Jack C Mayer Pvt. Phlllplrwln James Fenwick S if: Cp! CarlC Kendrick Sgt Manly Bannister Lleut Lloyd DOYIG Thomas R055 F We Pvt A ROVOCF CIP!-ROBMDOV Plc Clarence Moy os Sardotz S 1!c Plc Wayne Strohecker lent Rex James Bates Zanley Perkel, S. 1!c AIC Hal H. Pl , env bvmiva 5 an? eneva s to ' A Over 3500 Lincoln men and women are in the services. 33 x X is I Xxx S KRW. .3 r, ar Wm. F. Mclndoe Rear Admiral Anhur D. Slruble Lleul. Frederick Mason De Nath Ssl. Richard De Nefle Corn. Terrv Ln Alun Wurrweiler, Firemlrr UC- Ssl. Edw. Dolan Slafl Sgt. Carl Reld Duhrkoop Seaman 1!:. Irving Wallesion Pk. Joseph Finlz Plc. James Goodsell Corp. Paul Sullivan and bride w ' N?' A all Kia H Wx a.,v A ff A N f' J 41 S Ji. J ' -, ' Q fr. Q 3 B T!Sg!. Jas. Moullon Sgt. James Murray Lleut. Chester Van Houlen Sgt. Milne Gillespie Cpl. Bernard Klonolf Pic. Jerry Klonoff Pk Alvin Poplck Tfsif. John H. Southworth T13 Edwin A. Bertlesen Coxswaln Allred Berilesen Col. Richard Freidenrich Lieut. Merle M. Jarboe Tfsgl. Shnley Oba Pvl. Gordon Smith Lieul. Rober! Voi! Pvt. Marvin Schniher Gilford Wong, HA 1!c Tom W. Mummey, RT 1 fc ' af I V wt LI' il. - l WWWZZ if ws X a, 1. . Q 5 A A QQ ? , . -.fr 'lyk - SN I if I . ' .gf .5 X 4 J Art and Ailsa in regalia. R65 ,ROOVVYS No, Ioe, I suppose that if you came to Lincoln at 8:241f2 AM. some bright morning, the old school wouldn't look much different. There's still the last minute dash to reg room, where the teachers, as perplexed as ever, count noses and try to keep track of your wanderings through the day. There's still the twenty-deep morn- ing lineup in the office for admittance slips: the same old filling out of registration forms and programs in triplicate. Yes, Joe, Lincoln in the reg rooms would look just about the same as ever. G? e I Enigma of the year: which is the decoration? Hard times have come again. Z Student day: cabinet insane with power. 34 Student day: Sage on the spot. 1 Full term: 3rd termers Spring term: 4th termcrs Row1 - Radspinner, Karsun, Otness, Ryder, Doering, Lee, Mrs. Armstrong, Mcliee, Howard, Paget, Johnson, Blumberg, Marr. Rowi-Staehli, DeBunce, Noble, Wheeler, Lalcin, Carson, Harris, Tanner, Harmon, Gaylord, Green, Runnels. Row 3-Steinberg, Braun, Dickinson, Holzman, Ferguson, Ellis, Burnett, Elenbogen, Pomeroy, Wong, Archer, Heath. 1 Fall term: 3rd termers Spring term: 4th lermels ROW1 - Lane, Abolanalp, Jones, Ness, McLennan, Nepom, Miss Pettinger, Lemma, Armentrout, Fredricks, McCaWery, Powell, Perry. Row 2-Smollen, Hopkins, Williams, Lind, Peizner, Hoss, Mihnos, Monnie, Leslie, Grinnell, Morris,Wake, Burda. Row 3 -Gurian, Lewis, Colgan, Ross, Spike, Dock- laant Gilbert, Muir, Au, Brown, DeLaittre, Clark, ar er. 1 Fall term: 3rd lermers Spring Qerm: Mlm Qermers Row 1 - Wall, Kirby, Hall, Royce, Rogers, Sodergren, King, Miss Arbuclrle, Colwell, Seley, Warren, Cargni, Baker, HuFlman. Row 2 -Enke, Koorman, Wright, Walker, Campbell Balmer, Warren, Davidson, Littlefield, Chouinard, Volt, Mullenix. Row 3 - lmel, Moss, Harding, Powers, DeSimini, Anthony, Messinger, Ross, Kvarness, Hazelett, DuVal, Ems, Templeman. 1 Full term: 2nd lermers Spring term: 3rd Iermers Row1 -Lee, Kclishee, Anderson, Grinnell, Bowe, Lippmen, Miss Steinmelz, Grad, Buchanan, Colton Peterson, Klonoff. R 2 '- Cortz, CortaleS, Bowes, -HGHCY, BVOWYN 1 ow Sullivan, Bean, Watkins, Johnson, Weidenman, Palldv Keating. ,35 'Q'- 1 Fall term: 3rd lermers Spring term: 4th lermers Row 1 -Somerdorl, Young, Hoeye, Edwards O'Neill, Amack, Hamburger, Mr. Fowler, Lakes: Hurley, Hall, Forsha, Row 9 - Cosper, Hanson, Hoss, Grant, Kryk, Peetz, Wahles, Sonneland, Dowell, Marsh, Roberts, Hughes. Row 3 -Meskel, Roming, Lind, Robertson, Kaufman, Lance, Pose, Macahdo, Hart, Karametos. 1 1 1 Fall lerm: 51h lermers Spring lerm: 6th termers Row 1 - Weis, P. Holt, Green, Hough, Miss Brown Kotsakis, Emigh, Brant, Sevy. Row 2 - Keith, Premo, Richard, Osterberg, Doty Weicuss, Martin, Hillary, Soler. Row 3 -Gormley, Michaelis, Egli, Holler, Lindner, Parrott, Roerink, Loeb. 1 1 2 Fall term: 5th lermers Spring term: 6th termers Row1-Powers, Swint, List, Dixon, Rogers, Mrs. Clisby, Jackson, Pyl, Miller, Jackson, Benz, Weiman. Row 2-Vowels, Easterday, Watkins, Woods, Gassner, Sauerwein, Wells, Schielelbein, Metzger, Metzler, Row 3 -Sugura, Morrison, Butts, Lamb, Wilmot, Kirkpatrick, Frank, Hensley. 1 1 3 Fall term: 2nd lermers Spring term: 3rd lermers Row 1 - Heiser, Henderson, Taucher, Purdue, Platt, Mrs. Bartell, Noyes, Vanguard, Lohman, Frydendall. Row 2-Lee, Wood, Soderberg, Gee, Jaureguy, Stinnett, Maletis, Silva, Wong, Popick. Row 3 - Bowman, Gillette, Davis, Daily, Strohecker, Schick, Taylor, Swearingen. 36 1 Fall term: 3rd termers Spring term: 4th termers Row 1 - Campl, Vooge, Johnston, Weaver, Hackman Miss Huggins, Wullnams, Charlton, Potter, Howard Boldt. Row?-West, Young, Tooze, Cranford, Werman Chapman, Schmidt, Gibbs, Marquette, Maguroslcy Crowder. Row 3-Gentry, Palmer, Hardman, Cook, Murphy Williams, Stangbyr Stearns, Asmar, Charncs, Woods Gill, Lalloche 1 1 5 Fall term: 3rd termers Spring term: 4th termers Row 1 -Wong, Hollrngworth, Bassrndale, Gerber l-lartnagel, Tweedy, Hartley, Findley, Adam, Row 2 - Williams, Woods, Asmar, Brown, Grove Enns, McCormack, Fredriclcson. Row 3 - Johnson, Muller, lawney, Cz. Miller, Barth Sewell, White, Sinn. 1 1 6 Fall lermz 4lh termers Spring term: Sth termers Row 1 -Weinberg, G. Botvrnoy, Taylor, Chu, Miss Towne, Somerville, Asmar, Howell, Kaufmann. Row!-Granato, Forbes, Spencer, Compton, A. Botvinov, Betsworth, Reinhold, Olsen, Flint, Caples. Fall term: 5th Iermers Spring term: blh termers Row 1 -Peterson, Cohn, Beyens, Cairns, Mrttleman Miss Watson, Kehrli, Conley, Russell, Nelson, Holland: Weaver. Row!-Parnas, Seto, Purlchiser, Lester, Kincaide, Ball, Gerber, McCaslln, l-liclcrnan, Eversole. Row 3 - Graven, Dayl, Smith, Newman, Beard. 37 A f I rf ' 5-. 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S Q , g , ,Li 5 I fl iynm 7 x x M 7' ,J J .,, 9 E I ,Q 5 E 2, 1 ,Q 1 if J in 4 hiv. 0 , 1 on 'ilk , M, ,J A 11 rr. 3' 5 'A .525 rs A.. fig , Y W WM I 1 Q W if QL V, fi f , p , ' , by ?4n'Mk ,,f'f ' A 'Q f ' ,, if , -, V. A F Y W '51-an-1 'Y was Fi Maumee! I Q! ii Ann Q. ll sl: . ' , . ,X W ,,,, -7, 1, ,, ,wx ff ' , Q ,,,,5'yMg1f 17, j,f , 'f - ' , 1- ,Q , 1 Q 21 3 Fall term: 7th termers Spring term: Bth termers Row 1 - Johnson, Johns, Tucker, Stolica, Runte, Mr, King, Hunt, Ross, West, Morris, Bushner. Row 2 - Bursley, Haarsager, Hunt, Bingham, Pettey, Zell, Steffend, Fenwick, Driver, Knight, Hess. Row3-Sevy, Nolte, McGrath, Walden, Cohen, Pobisch, Packwood, Summers, Braman, Hill, Moss. 21 4 Fall term: 7th termers Spring term: 8th termers Row 1 - Fernandez, Heeszel, Bever, Wilson, Seyffert, E. Davis, Shelley, Mr. Prillaman, Sandman, Hoffman, Samson, Andrews, Weigar. Row 2-Christiansen, Woodman, Owens, Baldwin, Kroupa, Murray, Lawrence, Eaton, Gaylord, Evans, L. Davis. Row 3 - Gladstein, Arditi, Cohen, G. Jones, I-lowser, Dunn, Gray, B. Jones, Bentley, Romeneski, McCloskey. 21 5 Fall term: 4th termers Spring term: 5th tzrmcrs Row1 -Ford, Dunn, Larsen, Chin, Vlahos, Simon, Cosby, Mrs. Southworth,'Chesterman, Leve, Katzman, Davidson, Wong, Levinson. Row 2-Sherman, Kaufman, Corn, Moy, Fong, Fries, Johnson, Voit, Cohen, Koski, Hayes, Dunaway, Buzzard, 21 6 Fall term: 5th termers Spring term: 6th termers Row 1 + LaH, Ellis, McCloskey, Taucher, Miss McLaughlin, Donnelly, Lipman, Stanton, Patterson, Leslie. Row 2 - Blumberg, Toy, Windmiller, Jarrett, Lewis, Tarnovsky, Wheeler, Powers, Martin, Corrado, Row 3-Hart, Stratton, Nordstrom, Scarci, Bealey, Weeks, Ringsrneyer, DeBuncz, Ringsmeyer, Goodall. 40 21 7 Fall term: 'lth termers Spring term: Btlt termer: I Row1-Widdison, Farrell, Urbi keit, Heyfron McGuire, Mr. Sage, Kirkpatrick, Buzzard, Schilt Hirschbuhl, Silva. Row 2 - Philippi, Wills, Woods, Bergheim, Emerson Hunt, Phillips, Nock, Noble, Tuel, Gersten, Graves Fall term: 1st lermers Spring term: 2nd termers Rowi-Zimmer, Bonham, Boyer, Walker, Smith Mathews, Brownstein, Enke, Brown, Fairbanks Rhodes, Backlin, Maxwell. Row 2 - Tucker, Hartley, Mellon, St. Clair, Lefebvre Clement, Smull, Clarke, Eckhardt, Rome, Segel, Alley Row 3 - Ward, Galland, Blankenship, Allen, Fleming Chamberlain, Strandey, Durnel, Tarr, Graham. Fall term: Isl termers Spring term: 2nd termers Row 1 -Stratton, Bennett, Rucker, Martin, Swenson, Niesen, Wallace, Miss Settem, Salmon, Grimm, Peter- son, Tomes, Ochampaugh, Koufas. Row 2-Connall, Kramer, Rogers, Adams, Valliant, ghimienti, Graven, Grove, Parker, Crandall, Wiek int. Row?-Cody, Jones, Green, Weese, Swindells, Noble, Hamilton, Christiansen, Damico, Wheeler, Scott, Purvis, Lawhorn. 1 Fall term: 1st termers Spring term: 2nd termers Row 1 - Turrell, Shore, Haintz Falles, Redsmel Constans, Mrs. Hoskin, Wagner, Gberteuffer, Bodey, Shafer, Manly, Jaeger. Row 2 -Shannahan, Shifter, Bentley, Hinson, Young, Hughes Roberts, Greer, Strohecker, Montgomery, Brees, Goudy, Archer, 41 i L. ,,. I I f 1 Fallterm: 1st termers Spring term: 2nd farmers Row1-Walk , Jh ,R ,W'I-.' Womach, Frame?rEbenc? Atkihcsgfitl AdaIlls,lrlBik?zT son, Stephenson, Fanning, Faber, Samuel, Ridens, Prier Row!-Henney, Malarkey Panek Raish Becie 31 3 Fall term: 1sl lermers Spring term: 2nd lermers Row 1 -Saling, Hall, Durst, Neusihin, Martindale Kier, Mrs. Englund, Martel, Cramer, Hill, Mittleman Jenkins, Row 2 - Stewart, Brown, Roberts, Cates, Loiselle Specht, Ralatos, Smith, Dupuis, Adams. 31 4 Fall term: 1st termers Spring term: 'Qnd lermers Row 1 - Wieman, Miller, Trute, Mr. Lindstrom, Tuck, Schulz, Helmcke, Hill, Stafford. Row 2 - Lindberg, Young, Buffet, Hamlin, Herlihey, Carlson, Bergman, Martin, Pappas. Row 3 - Blake, Rachal, Olsen, Leverson, Jones, Sitter, Dorr, Vanlhirkell, Trowbridge, Brannon. 31 8 Fall lerm: 1sl kermers Spring term: 2nd termers Row 1 - Hancock, Covares, Still, Tonkin, Mrs. Cardinal, Chase, Barber, Jensen, Brashem, Frank, Kind Row!-Boyles, Mayhall, Smith, Richard, Olsen, Dinsmore, Chapman, Kirkendall, Soltou, Bruinier, Hibbard. 49 Greer, Watson, Cumley, Goss, Stark, McCourt J l , eans, lngle. Row3-Chambers, Halling, Sherman, Daggett, Revech, Schanck, Lusby, Belknap, Miller, Lorber, Paulson, Weinstein, Karns. 454 Spring term: 1st lumens Row1-Moe, Fleck, M H , S d K d Il Sim51,LUlDll'fSlIi, Sfdl'15bUl'Y, Ldeeirlhdsrl l-iiiriiglog, iiilariis, Marrls, Estill. 1 Row!-Zell, Coffey, W , B dl , C II gales, Brindel, McLaughlin,ol:laSne, Dixie? Sciilrilitaegri ln, Row3-Olson, Boyd, Rowley, Lisk, Gregg, Gil- , crease, Robertson, Black, Sidman, Fryer, Miller DeVault. ' GIRLS' GLEE 1 Row 1 - Stark, Warren, Warren, Mrs. Englund, Davis, A. Lee, J. Lee, Potter, Row Y - Gibbs, Robertson, Hoeye, Moss, Rose, Fredricks, Asmar, Mihnos. y--'u...- v-...,, an-at I H- A f ,x,- awk Q' V, X . , os., grrxgesgwm W . fag' 5 we 1 M7 ig? P ll l ' 'r--'M -f A 'R ,f 'K 4 96- M ,,-fm Spring lerm: 1sl icvmcrs ROW1-Boswell, Cook, Kern, Hurlimann, Omlie, Larson, Miss Townsend, Metzler, Fisher, Malicoat, Cowan, Moe, Rubin. Row 2-Goss, Hardt, Young, Brown, Karussos Duttebrandt, Gersten, Shaw, Walker, Davis, Sams Dong, Schilt. Row 3 - Johnson, Lund, Schalc, Nail, Zusman, Potter Libby, Feus, Humphrey, Gilmore, Johnson, Marcus Senn, Wong. GIRLS' GLEE 2 Row 1 - Lelcas, Mariani, Hall, Forsha, Diehl, Knutsen, Gormley, Templeman, Armentrout. Row 2 - Shipley, Lane, Marr, Doering, Mayo, Mazuroslcy,Mustoe,O'Neill,Adam,Smollen, DeBunce. Row 3 - Baldwin, Vooge, Davidson, Runnels, Joiner, Wall, Powers, Noble, Popick, Lee, Hancock, Baker, Owen. Row 4- Green, Donovan, Bingham, Peets, Ball, Smoclr, Thomas, Weigar, Whitgrove, Miller, White, Baker, Richard, Durtschi. .,,w,t4gy AH., , ,..,. ,z,,,,,,,y,,.,W,,e, ' f ,-,A im vnu., , L , ,- fginjimsqs . . ov Hymns, lullabys, cantatas, ,populgr ditties THREE LINKS AND A CHARM Dave Strahl Bill Brattain George Vraney Billie Pyburri THREE OUARTETS Row 1 - McKee, Muir, Potter, l-lart. Row 2 -- Wise, Carson, Asmer, Cosby. i Row 3 - Lamb, Bealey, Kehrli, Gale. is ,1- .fr al fw Z w 1 1 4 ,, ,2- 4 We , V -1 ,1 f fn 'f l Q, 4 1 2 in m f , .,f f Row Row Row Row Z , , i 2 f 4, , l, I 4 fa ,QE i 4 5 . T I!! M if 'Q W. if 55 5: , Q l X ff , ,nun Betsworth, Cosby, Fong, Joseph, Pyl. SINGING SIXTEEN 1 - Staelwli, Corrado, Potter, McKee. 2 - Cosby, Woods, Muir, Haines. 3 - Kehrli, Strahl, Lindner, Gale. 4 - Wise, Brattein, Lamb, Hoclcett, James Adam, Radioman 1fc. Choir President, Fall 1941. FALL TERM CHOIR Row 1 -Mariani, Mayo, Ross, Mitchell Miller, Rybum, C. Robert Eimmerman, Director, Conway, Davis, Plegedorn, Lawrence, Nelson, remo. Row 2- Owens, Stellar Samson, Sauerwein, Klein, Tawney, Weeks, Polzin, Nash, Wieman, bsomas, Mann, Watkins. Row 3-Meskel, Green, Potter, Haines, Gale, Bealey, Brattain, Row 4-Newman, McKee, Young, Muir Lamb, McClung, Lindner, Stral-il, Kehrli, Wise, Hackett, Corrado, Cslson. W 'r ' Cpl. Earl Horenstein Choir President, Spring 1941 4 Q4 at .. K S' Q All courage in time .ix GIRLS' SEXTET Zelta Wieman Emilie Hagedorn Y av P oI stress. THE MELODIERS Pianistr June Holstrom, Row Row Row Row 1 - Wong, Benz, Patterson, Tawney. Q -- Howell, Anthony, C. Owens. 3 -- Larson, D. Larson, Peetz, Denslow, 4 -- Pappas, Stratton, Ohlemeier, Moen, Lemma. W-if L... Margery Tawney Mildred Mitchell Marilyn Samson Dolores Pyl Q-n' 'QQ L ,, lg ' t I f w,,,,.-qw 4 - m R 7' I A - -. , ,,, Ensign John H. Hendrickson Operetta Soloist, Spring 1937. '75 W fwilms, 0, SPRING TERM CHOIR Row1-McCready, Mariani, Stellar, Wat- kins, Mitchell, Miller, Samson, Ryburn, C. Robert Zimmerman, Director, White, P Joseph, Howell, Lawrence, Eaton, Mayo, Mann, Gormley. Row 2-Owens, Wiemen, Psomas, Ross, Windle, Hagedorn, Polzin, Davis, Weeks, Morris, Moen, Tawney, Pappas, Benz, Sauerwein, Premo, Nash. Row 3-Staehli, Archer, Hart, Newman, Potter, Butts, Wise, Schmidt, Fong, Gill, Corrado, McKee, Olson, Green, Meskel. Row 4-Vraney, Gale, Carson, Brettain, Lamb, Besley, McClung, Hand, Strahl, Phillips, Kehrli, Taylor, Asmer, Cosby, Shepherd, Hockett. Aviation Cadet Kenneth Gurian Choir'President, Spring 1943. Yi, BOY Row Row Row Row S'E NSEMBLE 1 - Staehli. 2 - Haines, McKee, Potter. 3 - Woods, Wise, Cosby. 4- Gale, Lamb, Strahl, Kehrli. f W Y fo xg, , , . ,KV 3,2 , H ,,,, I , , we 'Z' V1 Z ,. 5 h 1. ew 2 . ' ,VB -s .t , w '- I4 5 I x hssungl, ' 2 'frffpru K eng ' ,. Q: rf' avr W chan:-pious play I Hur - rah! Hur-rah! Hur - rah! Hur-rah! W6 'Q' -F- ' , if LII E Cl 2, f' r a fi sPRiNG RALLY sou,-to ' - Jean lrwin, Ailsa Bynon, Joanne l-lirschbuhl, Ann Meilstrup, Barbara Arnell, Lorraine Hardt. , BALL GAME. A A .Mg MJ5 ip. , J ...,--,',, CC-Q' ...T ,gm I :i-C1 riff .1 a -1 V V 21'-sf BOYS' GLEE CLUB l x Schmidt. Q , , Q, ,, 1-sf Row 1 - Hopkins, Gill, Shepherd, Brown, Mr. Zimmerman, Powell, Haines, Potter, Gerald l-loplcins, :I Archer. Row 2-Woods, Carson, Asmar, ' Remmers, l-land, Sholck, Woodars, i -Marg Cheer it Hip, tr: :lif--5 ::'2:'y 'Z' ? 'S 'T T- - e crowd ers sq' ,-2 L M I - - , A BAND Drum Majorettes- Nadine Johnson, Jean l-lall. Row 1 - l-lart, Ryder, Nealson, Harris, Cook, Wallcer, Grad. Row 2 - Olson, Green, Johnson, l-lardman, Wright, Wassgren, Stafford, De Simini, EF Baclcman, Neuel, R. Clarlc, Kaufman, Chapman, Peterson. 0- Row 3 - Brown, Edwards, Moen Shannahan, Loiselle, lrving, Chapman, Clement, I Bergheim, Sevy, Karsen, Walden, Noble, Brown, Clarlc, l-laney, Stafford, X f , Swearingen, l-larding, Martin, -l 'li - in v 1'lT l1fl.T's.Z,'.i...5l ,Q Elll-il' W- l'5l d,ZlIil 'il 4 nl t -' 'M 5 2 G aa a 5215 ffiaa- C ---- -----W 354- -4- -4- -1- -1--QL -1- '3- Ljj 'k-N '- iv nz.. U .... .ML Q - HI THREE SHADES OF BLUE C Jacqueline Miller, Billie Pyburn, Ruth Sauerwein. fy OI R E- i A.-wa. ev - 'ryglfl il-7y1k...ZTF.Q:i...-g T.l2g.r, fmieq li:-i H -1.. ' -...if H x , QQ i. .i 5 it frwzzrzr .1 ..... 46k we 3 sf: +31 N T .5..-gljm,-t filet I v ' '.r '.1rs'Eaf1114 - 'S,,.- .M - -- M-1 - - -----M-1-M ---- f , H -0- 1. W'e1 - COlI19,SWQOt Spring-tiluel We greet thee in song, Mui' - mm 2. Wei - eoxumsweet Spring-time! What joy now is ours. Win - 1 5: .J .WLIIGE . . 'T 'i TT -'lv'-A 'M' ,I THREE LINKS AND A CHARM NJ -2- Dave Strahl, Billie Pyburn, George Vraney, Bill Brattain fall on the ear, . Voi - 'ces far dis - tant climesg F10 - 'gylqi JWJHRTELL e..,,.e .i Ech - o - ing far and near, Low-I.. ,, 12,0 A! ,,. J U BAND TRAINING Row 1- Salmon, Paulson, DeSimini -'..... Colgan, Mr. Bower, Loiselle, Cook Alley, Klonoll, Branin. Row 2 - Connall, Woodards, Bent ley, Schanclc, Eclchardt, Rose, Sonne land, Baclcman. Row 3 - Lawhorn, Segel, Johnson, Levorson, Eben, Armstrong, C i 1 ,- :ji l now our ' me in joy - ous a an- ciel te1I of 5 Of' the L O KS 7 lit - tie 'town of Beth - te- DHIHQ naw ami wr, Q-J-. -6.-W jhriqt is hx ,. 11 AMA f..i.H. - .awful nu - I gi I, lem, u THE SINGING STRINGS -aft 18 g A0 , ly Chg Row 1 -Matteson, Parker, Micliaelis, Neilson, Notos. R51 VVS ' Row 2 - Gaylord, Lind, Choates, Klett, Hanson, Stratton, Lw -V - Row 3 - Bevens, Gaylord, Monge. HW K L lv 7 H J' l.,- V Y - H i T i 1 I 1 I A , I , 5 fi ,f -Lys slee The si L llent +sr.ar's,go 'I Els, tg! rgifiini kee1?Thei1' watch of VVOIICI-l'1I1g' 1, od im - parts to hu - man hearts The bless - 111145 OI' HU' II' l It our Sin, and ef. - nw- in. He born in us to - 4 l FALL RALLY SQUAD H Row 1 - Jack Dunn, Franlc Granato. Q 3 Row 2 - Lillian Groce, Teddy Howser, Ailsa Bynon, 'L' 1 Barbara Patterson, Joan Joseph, Joanne I-lirschbuhl. ,, , s ,E L ,j I A foie: lf- A' :I T , , I z.. H.-. A-wb ctw-mens Shin - wth The H' - ffl' ' lilsi ' mil' A A , i.L,. hm Iv I1 1on0'hush'd now their full note- I1 A Spec-tators. 1 5 uf Tsk, Tsk I Calories I Z5 at mmf iff alla. The cores of lrfe beer lightly W 449' 1 f'-ww an Pole-cet. Q fl J wr W S 2 ,Km Does your cone taste different lately? I 'EZ f ' V ' , Y! 45 W Qt f Pickle-packln memes. lap, 1 4,4 . if Flashing the Chrna clrppers 1, W7 im ii Q fl-N.....,.- W . ,5 Q F' . S if 5 ff 1 F 'W ff' f M4: .,w ,iw - HI YI SW ,,,,,,.....-H- 5 3 ' ,f V, f W! se -444' 'wr gn' v .f' Q f IX! x ,,, ,Llg . 5, X .f 1 -ff V WA l All Q ,J i vfii VVV' Clubs' l g erlee a y tu 0 ' i ' 1 up ww? X urvq V - ' V V. ,M-fl' .VLV V I V AVVV VI, V . Q , ' I ' - it ' ii. V XV A ' jg V ' ' v , I V - chvshes .A , .V MREQ V V A VV V V V pg ' f V-- 3 ,V,x , i 5 1 il- ar-fl V e y V .' ! 5 5 1 IAI- g ' V , ,, VJ' , - Q3-if Vw V 1 - VV i I , gn V e W V - V'T?'9f jf: V if , V.: w n e 1 ' u l + t , .,, f 4 Z,y. ,F V V. , - . , V VV VLVV V. M V ' V 2 , gf? . ,- 7, ' 45 t, '3 il Q 72. . A V 'fix 3,5 Q Lf' V , ,ffzlgzfif AV VVS 5-I. ff- ,ffl VV if :VV-Q . T 4Q,1'V 'f1:Qjijff'fQ .,'- is 2,3 5' ' ,- A -Ki: Vw? , , 1 ' ' f a 1 3 A M, V --1 ,,VV - -1 A V -if 5,2 V I ' - 'I' f?f'f'ff- . Q 1' t o V Q .a ,,- V r VHA . Vg fl Q V VL W 1, .V - ., V ff , VV 3,2 . Vxiflf 1V, 'V l 'A U R ' N V ' Nfl , V A Maybe, Joe, you thought the Chemistry? V. , V - f Club, or the Adelphians, or the Hi-Y, lf ,V fi ' Q 'gg' ' - ' 1 A 3 ' or whatever you were in, would never A f. A -V j get along without you and the swell ' iw 'V 3' y ' A4 Vg 6 Ii' i VV' 'L launch of fellows that belonged with you, Q V' A ' f V, j' M, but' they're still plugging alohg, andyd ,Vg VV VV, VVVVVT 1 , Vw V ' seem to be turning out as fine worlras 1 7 'Y ,LW , 1, 1 2 ff ' 1 g ever, if not finer. Every one of l.incoln's r V r V f F 5 ' V: clubs has performed some signal wart , V ' ?'it l i 4 A duty-yes, Joe, they were thinking r Q V, V' i ,,,.. ?:VV f ,.g , V:VV, you when they did them, too. Linr:olnt'5f'jg ' V, 5 if A , Vi 3 clubs are proud to be maintaining their l ' l . 2 ' ', Lf 'V ' , age-old standards and traditions, f V' i Q' i i 22 1 4 if tfvduring wartime Don't worry they wonft i ' ' 3 A If ff A X Q 1 ehfer let you down. n 5, if If 1 if sz Q fag T , r,,, u , ff , 5 . 1 V if 55312 vf,H 'Vg ,VVVA -' 1. 2 '22 f r 1. 1:51 Vw: .,. ,V, fx, s , ' k ie: 5 ' 50 . -K . . - Y ,gg ,- ' 'L fgw. FIRE SOUAD INTER-CLUB COUNCIL Inter-Club Council is the coordinating agency between all Lincoln s clubs, One representative from each club sits in its meetings. Row 1 - Bolen, Sevy, Niederer, Howser, Mrs. Bernath, Clelton, Michos, Bevens. Row 2 - Hart, Postlewaite, Sites, Bentley, Andrews, Johnson, Patterson, Young. ROOM REPS Room Reps, two Irom each reg room, sell war stamps every Monday morning and collect contributions to charity campaigns. Row 1 - Lee, Hough, Mittleman, Hunt, Lemma, Rogers, Sodergren, Wong, Row 2 - Noyes, Constans, Brownstein, Tuck, Schulz, Wallace, Liopman, Tweedie. Row 3 - Donnelly, Jackson, Green, McKee, Drake, Platt, Grad. The Fire Squad, whose marshal is always the vice- president of Hi-Y, directs student evacuation of the building during fire drills. Row1a - Granato. Row1 - Runte, Scarci, Clefton, Nock, Corrado, Kotsakis, Lee. Row 2 -Schilt, Mannell, Ferguson, McCasIin, Donnelly, Mcclung, Noble, Riley, Sugura, Bentley. ROWS-Johnson, Moorehead, Gray, Puble, Fox, Meckley, Howser, Earl, Hagstrom, Emerson, Goodall, Mink. Row4-- Alexander, Nelson, Morrison, Lamb, Menashe, Cohen, Staley, Holland, Tucker, Taylor, Weicuss, Clark, Odell, Silva, Romaneski, Povey. ALPHA SIGMA GAMMA Alpha Sigma Gamma, the art service club, supplies the school and the community with posters, decorations, and other needed articles of art. ROW 1 - Wheeler, Johnson, Mrs. Portwood, Gurian, Gassner, Sherman. Row 2-Gauld, Campbell, Bender, Seley, I-Iilbish, Mangogna, Walker. Row 3 -Sevy, Larsen, Buzzard, Samson, McCeFfery, Matthews. 51 s-,,.......... Om --.a-- 6 J.. ii -. ., if' PHILO ' Philolexian literary society established the Frances Gill corner in the library, to which each year hand. some volumes are added. Row 1 -Weis, Younger, LaH7, lrwin, Michos, Miss Steinmetz, Mann, l-lolman, Frank, Hawes, Herdt. Row 2 - Botvinov, Bevens, Burton, Ryburn, Crowther, Sauerwein, Rogers, Perry, Arnell, Metzger. Row 3 - Eastzrday, Blumberg, Fernandez, Littlefield, Paulsen, Bursley, Wieman, Margulis. COPIAN Copian, originally an archery club, has evolved into a Red Cross service organization, fully devoted to Red Cross wartime activities. Row 1 - Nash, Fenwick, Michos, Klepper, Meilstrup, Miss Higgins, Bynon, l-leyser, Graves, Bergheim. Row 2- Vlahos, Tweedie, Tooze, Morrison, Crowther, Larue, Lipman, Mittleman. Row 3 - Kaufman, Kirkpatrick, Stewart, Hough, C. Vowels, Trager, Springer, McGuirk, B, Vowels. CARDINALETTES Cardinalettes is a sixth term girls' service club which sold this fall war stamps and corsages and en- gages in Red Cross work. Row 1 - Sevy, Diehl, Burton, Wong, Monge, Wieman, Bevens, Mrs. Englund, Stewart, Powers, Wing, Younger, Donovan, Case. Row Y - Soler, Chin, Woods, l-lagedorn, Crowther, Morrison, Taucher, Rogers, Easterday, Lekas, Margulis, Benz, Swint, Nevel, Lester. Row 3 - Eversole, Blumberg, Weis, Laff, Metzger, Arend, Hough, Trager, Larue, Springer, Vowels, Lipman, Mittleman, Parnas, Wills, MISS WATSON'S HELPERS These are the girls who aid the school Financial adviser, Miss Watson, in her bookkeeping and ac- counting of student body funds. Row 1 - Menashe, Miss Watson, Fredrickson. Row 2 - Gersten, Nolte, Hill. 52 OPTIMIST Optimists are a general school service organization which helps with noon movies, decorates lor dances, and strives to keep the park blocks clean. Row 1 - Postlewaite, Weicuss, Peizner, Rome, Hecht, Niederer, Nelson, Holland. Row 2- Kotsalcis, Corrado, Taylor, Lee, Boyle, Staley, I-Iockett, MAIN OFFICE HELPERS Row1-MacLennan, Groce, Fong, Mrs. Bousha, Massey, Wolf, Yut. Row 2-Kirkpatrick, Lemma, Heyser, Nisbet, Mor- rison, Leonard, Weatherly. STRETCH ER SQUAD Sherman, J. Sugura, Taylor, Olsen, Spencer DEAN'S OFFICE HELPERS Row 1-Hawes, Howser, Mrs. Bernath, Trager Yut. Row!-Lehman, Forkner, Patterson, Stewart Arend. 53 I TRI LAMBDA Tri-Lambda, seventh term girls' group, serves Lincoln and the community by collecting needed articles for wounded servicemen and helping the Red Cross. Row I-Samuelson, Erickson, Twist, Altis, Sites, Miss Hunter, Nelson, Notos, Patterson. Row 2-Thomas, Nystrom, Ohlemeier, Rubenstein, Pappas, Holstrom. Row 3 - Nirenberg, Wolf, Durtschi, Avena, Schick, Wong, Oard. ADELPHIAN Adelphien, an erstwhile literary society, has since the beginning of the war devoted its entire attention to aiding the war effort. Row 1 - Heyser, Lehman, Doty, Kirkpatrick, Cleiton, Miss Settem, McGuirk, Caswell, Stephenson, Larue, Ellis, Bynon. Row 2 - Vowels, Heestand, Hough, Klepper, Hos- Iord, Risley, Jones, Donnelly, Wheeler, Trager, Dussin, Powell, Jarrett, Lipman, Romaneski. INTERNATIONAL CLUB The International Club is formed to discuss inter- national affairs. Row 1-La Roche, Hayes, Fries, Mr. King, Postlef waite, Roberts, Spencer, Walls. Row 2-Buell, Hamburger, Levinson, Bryan, Leve, Conway, Pomeroy. LOCKER SQUAD Colton, Bevens, Monge, Mr. Lindstrom, Lohman, Campbell, Heiser. 54 RAILSPLITTERS Pailsplitters ere responsible for selling tickets, student body cards, and expediting student campaigns and war drives. ROW1 -Driscoll, l-lenny, Noble, Hunt, Mr. Foulk, lledspinner, Campl, Lane. Row !-- Powell, Driver, Jones, Young, Bingham, Cohen, Byerley. HI-Y Hi-Y is a service club charged with maintenance of discipline during assemblies and at lunchtime, and which presents the traditional Thanksgiving and Easter assemblies. Row 1 --Dunn, Summers, Holm, Bentley, Nock, Mink, llomaneski, Lee, Riley, Wise. Row 2 - Mclver, Menashe, Russell, Earl, Goodall, Donnelly, Clark, Odell, Kelley. TRI-Y Tri-Y is a girls' service club associated with the Young Women's Christian Association. Tri-Y's make scrapbooks for wounded soldiers. Row 1 - Johnson, Ross, Emigh, Donovan, Gilbertson, Mrs. Karnopp, Schiefelbein, Wong, Bevens, Green. Row 2-Young, Fong, Avena, Dayl, Conway, Monge, Hagedorn, Hillary, List. PI THETA EPSILON Pi Theta Epsilon combines a varied social program with worthwhile community and war service lor the Red Cross and the Greek War Relief. Row 1 - King, Leedy, Parnas, C,Psomas, Bolen, Brant, Hunt, E. Pscmas, Hunt, West. Row 2-List, Leonard, Kennedy, Replogle, Neilson, Medofl, Goodman. 55 ORDER OF L The Order of L, Lincoln's lettermen's club, is a service group which keeps order in dances and sponsors the annual varsity-faculty basketball clash. Row 1 -Granato Summers, J. Dunn Russell Johns Moorehead, Cohen, Sugura. l I on ROWY-l--Tl,C d,B.Tl,R. McClung, Scarfill lgeiznecrlm O ay or Dunn' Row 3-M.P tl ,D ' ,K' ,D,T I Holland, Stalrey,dM:TllsNlAucTilglcO mg dy on Earl' CHEMISTRY CLUB The Chemistry Club explores manyand varied phases of chemistry, both by laboratory experimentation and by sponsoring Field triDs. Row 1-Miss Winchell, Ross, Odell, Holt, Berg- heim, Powers. Row 2-Johnson, Clark, Kincaide, Newman, Cohn. SYNCHROS The Synchros are LincoIn's projection crew, organ- ized during the spring term to handle the increasing number of classroom Films. Row 1 -Sitter, Connall, Rowley, Marcus, Goss. Row 2 - Miss Copenhaver, Shollcobb, Gladstein, Montgomery, Lufkin, Leonard, Dodd, Potter, Elenbogen. BACK NUMBERS The Back Numbers are Lincoln's backstage crew, which keeps the school functioning technically and is always Johnny-on-the-spot when something must be done. Row 1 - La Roche, Mr. Heller, Hayes, Row 2 - Dickinson, Berni, Schoenaur, Kaufman. 56 1 uit' be onse Pat and Frank. Standing it out. Marilyn and Hermie . 1 .. x x X H. ,Q . 1 - Joanie and friend. Hail! Hail! The Gang's All Here! Shirley and Hal. .x X 1 N,--.l -rv mf ...r . , . The Bunch. Y Chubby at al Gloria and Al. This topsy-turvy world. , , :r f W I Sz,-'eff L f :ff f HM ........., my f' 95? WW , vii f F -p-ug, Shoe shine boy. in-so fe Cms 58 5 ig J . if Ginny and Jim. War nerves Headgear 1945 J J Been at the Srberrran7 Teen-age costume. o 0 Chafm'in9- There's something about a soldier Wild Bill V 1 ff ' fi . 1 in C-I XX 9 5' .ik , Tkis Lg-5 Om' Q4 'e 'iv if Y as 59 we., v Dem Broadway Bums. Lincoln bwges and beaufgl Schaffner and Marx QS29 951 9 ' K - A 5 f' 9 L 'K I fi' I Mammy . Jive a la Dorsey. 2 , w 46f2fi1. . Aa-oooooh Y CasweII's cuties, Bull session. With the wind and the rain - Playboys 289769150 Darn that sun l Loan wolf. The Navy way ,.?-.--, W.-M nu .Mn an-, 4 ' v, kk, . 4 ,lpn-and ,...,-- .l-r 1 f. , -1 . -nm ' 1 W ' rtfsfwij gr.--V ' a-gg. it., f W wr , c,.,...s 044' Q f' ' uf., f, L, .... -'Jn y ? 'lf X JM, FW if 0910? . 4 4, ' 1, ii '1 irx ills 3 'oi' FALL 1944 all We're proud of these students, Joe. Despite the press of extra duties under wartime conditions, they all succeeded during the fall term in maintaining a grade average F 2 with no 3's and at least four 1's. o I I 60 EIGHTH TERMERS William Buell Larry Hofer Barbara Patterson Dorothy Stephenson John Fox Charles Holm Warren Povey Marion Wolf Carl Niederer Susan Rubin SEVENTH TERMERS Owen Bentley Lucibel Davis Phil Gladstein Marian Tuel Jeanne-MarieBer3heim John Dierdoril Ken Hagstrom Sam Wheeler James Bryan Ted Evans Leo Romaneslci Jean Young Edwin Caswell Joan Gersten Michael Stolica Marty Zell SIXTH TERMERS Peter Gong Robert Lee Rosalie Wolf FIFTH TERMERS lnez Arend John Holt Frank McCaslin Albert Wardin Jim Deardorti Preston Holt Harry Newman Zelta Wieman Seymour Gassner Charles Kincaide Annette Parnas Johanne Wong Jean Gearin Esther Anne List Shirley Jean Stone Paul Wong Pat Young ' FOURTH TERMERS Alice Asmar Dorothy Chu Nancy Cohen Eva Reinhold THIRD TERMERS Elfaye Campf Joe Hardman Kathryn Littlefield Marilyn Sodergren Eleanor Enns Josephine Lemma Elaine Miller Leslie Tooze Carol Gurian Herman Lind Philip Payton Beverly Wong SECOND TERMERS Anna Gee Jobyna Wong FIRST TERMERS John'Bentley Gloria Greenstreet Arthur Lorber Joan Mathews Bonnie Fanning Richard Jones Nancy McCourt Phillip Miller Peter Ralatos Marvin Tarr Happy Watson i W zn ' 4 wr r ff JJ 4 v as 4 1 f Abs! C l ul, gA'1vAvbs The Dads' Club Award is given each term to the graduating boy and girl who have performed the most outstanding service for the school. In prewar days, their names were engraved on a bronze plaque fbelowl which hangs in the library, but during the war each winner receives a certificate of honor. fa azz- l JANUARY '44 Walter Holman, Nancy Kendall. i JUNE '44 Chris l-leiniclce, Joanne Lucas. JANUARY '45 Barbara Patterson, Charles l-lolm. Sam Wheeler, chairman of the Spring War Board fthird from left, standingj, was aided by Qseatedj Leslie Tooze, Ruth Sauerwein, Helen Graves, Miss Arbuckle Cadviserl, and CstandingJ Doug Cosby, Bob Clark, Sam, Alec Grad, and Walter Holt. The Seventh War Loan, extending until June 1, was a success. 61 av oavb The Fall War Board, chairmanned by Carl Niederer, direct- ed the Sixth War Loan campaign and sold a record total of war stamps. The P.-T.A. Cseveral of whose members are seen at left with Chairman Niederer,, always ready to help, manned the bond bar all during the drive. Other members of the board were Ann Meilstrup, Walter Holt, Jean Metzger, Peggy Kaufman, Richard Peizner, Alec Grad, and Yvonne Lefebvre. 3 i 3 62 LINCOLN HIGH sermon 1?'or'tland, 1, Oregon Qwrrx 2 - SCBULB, Member Est.t9Zl 'qfsrswxf . Whitman Collage Beit Qzegon Paper Award: Spring, 1939. Arnold. naunezz Rail Awardr Best L11-Around Paper in State of Oregon Eugene Guard Trophy: Best bregon paper in school over 500 enrollment, x ran '41 later ....., .., ....... ,........ . .. .... Susan Rubin Allocinto Editor . ..... Alien H. Cohen Advisor ...,.... Hrs. 'Mabel Southworth IDITQRIAL STAT? News Editor. ........ . ...... John Dierdorff Literary Editor ..... ....... L ucibel Davis Feature Editors ........,... Marion Vvolf, sflassa Belle Adams Sports Editor ..,.... ..... A Hen M. Cohen The Cardinal reporters and sfaff members are students in the journ- alism classes. M BUSUFESS STAT? Advertising Manager ,.... . Inez A1-end Circulation Manager ................ Shirley Ti-I- Cr QDIN lflfeelzl ewsrarea' 'fr Sue and Al mull it over. L 0 fr 1419 . Ep MW , Prexy Frank Lee talks it over frankly with Adviser Southworth. ve Hultman Cassie and Marion dummy the feature page. Slave-driver Jacqueline 1 u makes Hal work. News Editor Bryan shepherds his flock. Spring staff takes time out for a poke. Editor Spring 1940 Business Manager Editor 1933 News Editor 1934 Editor Spring 1938 Sylvia Schnitzer Sf1c Spring 1941 Capt. Richard Neuberger Cpl. Emanuel Brookman Sgt. Aaron Buchwach Wave Sgt. Bob Freidenrich x ep EDITORIAL STA!! Editor-in-Chia! ,.... ......... Ia: old E Associate Bd.itor,.Ja.oquo1ilo Your Advisor ......., Mrs. Mabel Bouthwor News Editor, James Bryan: I porters. Julie Holman, Joan. seph, Edwin Caswell. Feature Editor, Jacqueline 'Youn RBDOYWQT3- Art Silva., Joyce E worth. Caessa. Belle Adams. Sports Editor, Harold Mink: I porter, Bill Taylor. Staff Ehotographer .,...... ...,Sta,n Kg, Art E itor ..... .......... Marvin Sham Typist .....,............... .... .... . Z eldo. Pop The Cardinal .reporters and at members are students in the 1011 alism classes. fm nuszmzsm senrri it Business Manager ..,......... .Inez Am Circulation Mana.ger..Vio1et Leon Sports StaH194' Feature Staff 1940 S!Sgt. George Kom Cpl. Ernest Bonyhadi ss 1 , ' N 'gf 5- . , 6 if 'ip swf ' V Q r- is W l 'W Ti-IE CA RDINA - 494f mvlwlt 63 l vefxizsooic smrr Editor John Dierdorif Photographer Stanley Nagel Captions Cassa Belle Adams, Lucibel Davis Art Bob Braman, Ann Meilstrup Sam Wheeler Edwin Caswell, Lucibel Davis, Julie Zelda Popick, Marion Wolf Cassa Belle Adams, Joan Joseph Mechanical Drawing Statistics l-lolman, Layout Assistants Sports l-larold Mink Contact Man Otis Paclcwood Adviser Mabel D. Southworth Photographer Stan Nagel Sam untangles a drawing difficulty. Artist Bob Braman ponders. Card-collector Cassie. 'ii ' Q7 f .Q 5 W 9 Edt 1938 Make.ap194o Peigoi Keilus An Eaiiaf 1939 ft Ed O'1940 A Pvt. Grace K. Giese Radio Tech-Wave Col. Allen Q. Wong Lt. Fred Gon9 Ensr l Editor John Dierdorff wields the censorial cutter. A layout tickles artist Ann's esthetic sense. Art Stall 'l9-'Vl Nlalce-up Editor 1941 EI-lllOf 1949 gn Leonard Shaver Plc. Raymond Moy Cpl. Henry S. Kariel V' .sl an V 2, 9 A A i A It L. X' if 3 Az gi Q 64 ojuesf garnet' l Casing the job. Pl2d925- The smile that dazzles. v M M-ef W, f l!'s a Grand Old Name. Please? . 5, V .:. ffm, W., 4 .f ' 413 L ' Q ,1-Vf q w , , X 4 ,lf L, Q , B77 55, X4 V541 Wg-1 , 1 5 ' 2 3 5 7' 4 :'w ,vj', ,' 1 ,4 'lf vi W? 1 , i I 1- 4 V, 4 lain My Mi, gr! ZWWJ V rV,l': l,WhWk ,, , ff fi 1 O . ,X , I , Wwwmm, x , waz f' The line-up. K A Q f0l Q. W Wfff I ' 4? When that Aprille . . . V Ly, Daddy Www Carl. , I '4 :laden-1 lnclifferenl. ' ' ,hw 1 will do it for you. 1763 Rallblrds. ot-sawn .mah et-sawn 65 ...,,,,FX i-U1 45' . X.. if, X , Wann make sump'n o It fipf i ' 7 After you, Alphonse. Yummy. 3 . R ,W . ,e .9 is N. A Mmmwww y min, We WMC 3? 'WV' Lovey Sam Qn -.7 'U' A f---- ,. ,,,,, f zo nl- ,v , . . y .Q Oh, yeah! - Windy day. Skeptics. W A - 1.- 't - U'-f',x 'V 4' 5.l.x,f'. -J' 'Vfilw L, if h1?m fffff it ' ' i Z., IW., , I '15 I Q. I f 'i W N i I I A 7 ,af J I fy 'I I f - xy. ' u X , aa.. ,f Just Lo afin' Beachcombers? Q ugh guys. 'S ... , rw 1 X W., 1 Q Dead End Kids. Iii 1' R. Now, the way I heard it . . . J f ' I Qi ggi 3, XL ,, 20 is l' 5 . 3 , 6 19 7 18 3' 2 'W X. , 17 fgrovfs To these and many more lilce them, we dedicate this sports section. They're all playing for big stakes now, may each and every one of them return soon to play touch football and sandlot baseball, to play lor fun and not for lceeps. Sgt. Rod Law, Football 1933-1934. Lieut. Sam Robb, Football 1929- 1930. Master Sgt. Roy Coe, Baseball 1938-Y-Force Specialist- China Theater, Vince Peslty Sp. KAI 2!c, Baseball 1938-1940. Sgt. Dick Olcott, Football, Track 1939-1933. Sgt. Gordon Olcott, Football, Base- ball 1939-1933. Pic. Tom Pappas Pvt. Eddie Erautt Baseball 1939-1940-1941. Pic. Frank Lolich, Football, 1939- 1940. ' 66 9. Lleut. Robt. Tornberg, Football 1937. 10. Capt. Richard Wellington, Basket- ball 1931-1932. 11. Edw. Moser So.M Yfc, Baseball 1949. 12. Ensign Arthur Hosleldt, Football 1940. 13. Cpl. Earl Summers, Football 1941- 1942. 14. Lieut. Elmer Kolberg, Football 1939-1933. 15. Lieut. Eddie DeFreitas, Football 1936-1937. 16. Lieut. Jas. Failing, Football 1937. On Field ol sport or battle, Whatever We begin, We light out to a Finish, And do our best to win. . David Silver F.B.l., Basketball 1932-1933. Pvt. Max Horenstein, Yell Leader 1934-1938. I Ensign John Bubalo and bride, Football-Baseball 1936-1938. Sgt. Joe Erautt, Baseball 1937- 1938. . James Hall Mach.Mate 2fc, Foot- ball 194Q, Baseball 1941-1942. Crew Chief Fred Granato, Baseball 1 940-1941 . Plc. Earl Horenstein, Sgt. Harry Glickman, Pic. Irving Potter, and lqugigob Hasson, Basketball 1939- 16 22 - 7 7 7 23 V QMWFMM Q I Vw 41- . , N- fzffjw ff -S. h , .. xl' f 3 A tai, 2 . 3 A l , 15 14 13 12 11 6 .ff- 7 8 ' I ,:f I, Va' X A f l.. .4 4 9 10 , and loves the Whizzer. if ,, COACHING STAFF: Chuck Mucha, football and baseball, Jim Partlow, basketball and track, Harold King, tennis and golf, Tony Lindstrom, track. OAC 25 THE WHIZZER HIMSELF. .No page of Lincoln coaches would be comPl'fl9 d W ll who at present busses Qwithout veteran Wa e i iams, l f' - - ' ' ' l o nsellmg glmnself with teaching history, vocatlond C U 1 fnd intramural coaching. EVCIY Old Sfid fememben 7 22 -3 K. ooa . e ,ee A a -V Q , ,. It . .ltu a lv , VV I A , . gy' , , . ,, I V ., H -la. K V h Ar? A f iv X A , 7+ ,U Ii - 1-ff .. A , -an.. . r a X A A C l-ie l 'em-f wi .ff . A -. ' j , j f I Al I r I. . T - , T - ev a 1 if . ,V gc i f , 4 - fo r rg 1 .3 A1213 ' , A -f I f AQVV . iw I .9 i:. 5 AQ' A .: , 1, QF, .,, ,Ya .QVV C V., K -'rag V, ... - V 'f' J , 1 ii' It I. VY ' V ' ' Q 4 ,, 1, .. ' VV . V. V 'T 'A' yt., , .Za ' 4,. , I : L I V V I X . , -, 5' , T f ' '- Aff 3 Q . ... ' 3 2 1 . 7 ,. -. ' . -Pin . , ' - AR S ' . 4 , 1 A x5v'ft., A ' ,mf '51 fr' A Q ', . , A wi . I 2 245 gr 15. .1 .. l f .: VV, 3 ' V, 1 3 .. . EQ ' A V at .I , 4 I -lTA,:,,.- ., ' ,, .14 V f y -v ' '-en V fi ..a,e a t f C X Iv H A V' , . ,ZW ... VV 4 15:5 -, ,Ria - ,iL. Z, WW . V fl it A ' 3 ' W' uer' M . ' , gn? Lf: gif ' r . 5' 53 11, av: fig!! -V VV ,, ' ' ' ' A it ' . M . V ,Q-2 ' - V A N f ,A fwfr -Y w r - J. Cr. bf' - 'V ffft ., 3, lj , ., ' V ,V , -ca 1 T .W V -cn a C T - A 5 lv 5 fag ' V , 12 . ,053 .. , 1 A .. .. ,f A . . ,V . f , , , , ,LV W . - . W .. ,if 6, qu' V22 ,L I '- I , I- 5 f ,z rx I J,-:IVA , wi. ' ,Fc v ,VA ' A at r I. 3 vii. , f A , , ,f , 4.4 he ' fr T We gl HY 3 , 1 . 4 3 A4 1 g W 1 ,, , K Q, ,r 5 ,fa 'W H H ,rv ,fi V , ' ' ' ,,f' . 42, 1 , .V ,VJ If A V f ,V V1 f , V V ,3 'V-A A V. .:, 1 1, ,, . v ,Vw V . 1' I V . .VV,. f V , V if in lv V... ugvLn,sX a , J f f , , T. Q. , g '1' 1 , Ny I 5- if . ,V A 1 , Ls. 5 y . ,yi V.' ' .V ' , - ', ,, 'V-. V A H fi. 15, Ev. , Ffa? WC? 4 Qsiwl A , N 3 i Row 1 - Martin, Corrado, Taylor, Rome, Summers, Russell, Moorehead, Segura, King. Row 2 - Coach Mucha, Ward, l-laines, Romaneslci, McCaslin, Bentley, Alexander, l-liclcman, Coach Partlow. Row 3 - l-lowser, Runte, Hoffman, Goodall, Taylor, l-lagstrom, Segura. owsit' ootlwsff At the outset of the 1944 grid season, Joe, it loolced as though Lincoln would do you right and finish in the first division. With an enviable pre-season record tuclced under their belts, the Cardinals entered the Portland lnterscholastic League play deemed to talce Lincoln out of the football lethargy into which it had fallen during the past few years. But no sooner had the Cardinal hopes reached their brightest point than they immediately tool: a turn for the worst. Riddled by injuries to the point where they were shy a couple of regulars each game, the Cards met successive defeats at the hands of Roosevelt and Commerce. ln their next game, the Railsplitters battled the highly touted Benson Mechanics to a scoreless standstill. With their hopes buoyed by their scoreless standstill with Benson, the Cards met the Jefferson eleven confident of a victory, but were turned baclc by the Democrats 13 to 0. After this, the Redbirds lost their last remaining three .games to Franlclin, Grant, and Washington. ii. LJ .ll if Allen Tucker-tackle. -- Pete Sugura-fullback. at XZ., ,, 4 M1 ., It ' , l 1 I ' -f Russell in the clear. He s downl Corrado heaves. He s overl Roughriders rough it up. Brawn conquers all. Lavon Summers-guard. Carl Ward-guard. if ft Yi if xg Qt fi 'JS X... Fi 5 K A. + Q. x TWP' X Manager Tony Green. Collision. - -----M ..... , .... ...tom -ww L, Q 'F 1 is , fy '59, 5' E Patterson rallies First String-Line: Goodall, Tucker, Moorehead, McCaslin, Summers, Scarci, McClung. Backfield: Taylor, Russell, Sugura, Corrado. Players pile up. Tangle-wood Tales. Armand Scarci-tackle. Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln CO1 65 Roosevelt Commerce Benson Jefferson Franklin Grant Washington Bill Runte-center. Watch the dust fly l Alvin Moorehead-guard. Row 1 - Riley, Nelson, Cohen, Dunn, Johnson, Mink, Peizner. Row 2 Coach Partlow Menashe Goodall Eisley Earl, Boyle, avsit' gaslcet-lwsll The 1944-45 Basketball season saw the Lincoln Cardinals tagged as giant killers , Joe, for they defeated every team in the league except Washington, Benson and Franklin. The Colonials, who coppeej th h m ionshi proved to be too tall and experienced for the Red Birds, while the Mechanics, pace bi a:ll?citFy Art ghepherd, had their same old jinx on the Cards, and the Franklin Quakers won both of the Lincoln games. The Cardinals split with Commerce, Jefferson, Grant and Roosevelt, while they knocked over the Sabin Pioneers twice. Next year's team will be hard hit by graduation, as AI Cohen, Bud Nelson, Harold Mink, Ron Dunn, Art Johnson, Max Peizner, and Dick Earl will depart in June. Letternaerbwhg nrill return next year are Floyd Riley, Victor Menashe, Victor Risley, Don Boyle, and Kennet oo a Harold Mink, husky guard, was chosen on ' ' ' ' received honorable mention. the second-string all-city team, while his mate Ron Dunn r l Risley goes up with a Jeffersonian. RisIey and Windnagle iumpi Harold Mink-guard. A-YQ. ti Bud Nelson-forward. , 'yi .f' V 'W B Dick Earl-center. Art Johnson-guard. xl Ron Dunn-center. Risley tips one in. Goodall jumps with Dunn of F, Grant. ' 'K , 9 l 2 COYGS ! V Q, cf: T 4, A Lincoln Benson Lincoln Benson Q9 ' Lincoln Washington Lincoln Washington 52 b . Lincoln Commerce Lincoln Commerce Q8 Lincoln Grant Lincoln Grant 49 , Lincoln Sabin Lincoln Sabin 36 Lincoln Roosevelt Lincoln Roosevelt 352 Lincoln Franklin Lincoln Franklin 43 Lincoln Jefferson Lincoln Jefferson 49 Max Peizner-forward I7 E Q' f -1 ii mf l M s N i L W anager tan age. 'l ' Allen Ka Juniorj iumps with a Bensonite. Al Cohen-forward. as If Coach Partlow. Mink casts off at Oregon City. Hal shoots at Oregon City. 'LmZT':n'2-1 V . W . rf-f' --tf 4+ Q W i 2 5 i f ' ix :WW ff, i 3 3 , A I ' W' ' f . f is V union' ooflnxli Rowfl T Perogine, Croniord, Schiiier, l-linson, McKee, Peizner, l-lamlin, DeSimini, Bentley, Nepom, ay or. Row Jiffloach Partlow, Fong, Marshall, Watkins, Chamberlain, Schanclc, Allen, Lind, Sammons, o nson. Fight, team, fightl X V ,0 , 'qi' , 1' i i fi! i 2 ' A V , if ,QL i Sv 53 , fi, gl? , ,Q t F ,rj if H Jwfif 4 1,271 H ' . Q 24 W ' , ,I if if We 'ZW j Mtg. . sw 335, Q I 5, 1 , W , W, Qiwaw ,Mi all ,V eg, f 4 , ,fw M J ,fam ,W 'i X ' ' v fi Lincoln's banner waves atop the Victory bell. A Q-aw Riding high. l i aim-X Life is a wearisome business. 'IFN . l I 5 S g I 'Av , Q as-f if-e Q ,W -it Y CO, ' Q 1 . t -A , 7,., f,..., ,1,, , V- 717. N 4' 'P r JUNIOR BASKETBALL Row 1 - Coach Mucha, Sammons, Lewis, Lusby, Peizner, Daily. Row 2 - Charnes, Allen, Schanclc, Taylor, Noble, Manager Humphrey. uniov gaslzel-lwsll C BASKETBALL Row 1 - Coach Mucha, Bentley, Shanahan, Grad, Montgomery, l-lamlin, Au. Row 2 - Tuck, Olsen, l-lamilton, Roberts, Sitter, Johnson, Sldman. ,z,,,,,,,,,,,p , Tuunnuvv ! lb' Y ' H ' 'Q wow, tfv' A., 'Am it . ! an a 1 . , . .WW 1 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM JUNIOR TRACK TEAM Hartley, Cosby, Bryan, Walden, Conant, Row 1 - Manager Rubin, Swindells, l-loss, Miller, Brownstein, Manager Metzler. Row 2-Coach Linclstrom, Zusman, Milliron, Tuclc, Wheeler, Boyd, Coach Partlow. Q.L,W...M,,,,.12,1-i.....l.,......,.....,.A,.m,...Ls ,,,,,. ,.,,,.,,W.. . 'rv A y ,J , ' N G N0 , I A7 , ' 1 sv Prettying up. Norm. 74 Q Q U nu!-' .QM W' CARDINAL GUARD Row1-Martin, Moy, Daugherty, Wiltshire, Conant, Nelson, Morrison, Kilpaclc, Sevy. Row 2-Seto, Milliron, Clevinger, Betsworth, Walden, Stangbye, Krylc, Martel, Boyd. FALL RALLY SQUAD: Dunn, Groce, l-lowser, Bynon, Patterson, Mielstrup, l-llrschbuhl, Granato. 2 L 5 , ff 59 ,, ff if fs ' lg' ef I , 1 rf' , . 2 . 32 ' Zi ' .,n- I' K ,X CV I if V Side-liners. ,kr :za af! . ,F il Y ' W Jim. 'ii W 4' - i r VARSITY TRACK- Foreground: Managers Rubin and Metzler. Row 1 -Veatch, Martin, Bolen, Ensign, Hickman, Peizner, Cosby, Hartley, Wiltshire, Replogle, Weicuss, Nelson, Seto. Row 2-Coach Lindstrom, l-lart, Au, Osburne, Walden, Conant, Lamb, Kincaide, Rome, Odell, Clark, W. l-lolt, Deardorif, Butts, P. Holt, Haines, Coach Partlow. YAC C At the time the Yearbook goes to press, Lincoln's traclcsters have completed one triangular relay meet. Opposing Benson and Commerce, Lincoln placed second, scoring 16 points with Benson malcing 30, and Commerce 8. At the second meet, Lincoln failed to score a single point. Rooters, off to Kamm Field. Paul, our own pop-corn man. '55 9 f .,,, ,,,, ,..M..,..,,, ,, ww, Majorette Jean Wall 7 A K? digg si. 'fi 4 Majorette Nadine Johnson GIRLS' TUMBLING-fTop to bottomlc Joy lsom, Barbara Eversole, Betty McGough, Emy Morse, Beatrice Lamphier, Dorothy Bolte, Barbara Bauman, Jean Young. givlslfgfaovfs GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Cstandingj Betty Carnie, Joan Samuels, Judy Maxwell, lglaniy McCourt CCaptainD, Louanna Norris, Pam aris . Qsittingj Barbara Bauman, Margie Harding, Wilma Tanner, Linda Brown. The girls take up calisthenics,-directed by Miss Fossum and Miss Atkinson. 76 A gymn class beginning a game of volley ball with Miss Atkinson instructing. Spring cheerleaders Owen Bentley and Art Silva with rally girls Lorraine, Barbara, Jean, and Joan. Absent members are Ann and Ailsa. Awww Jack Cody veteran swimming coach for the Multnomah Athletic Club, has for years recruited nationally known swimming champs from the ranks of the Lincoln student body. Nancy McCourt and Joanne Niesen, two of Mr. Cody's promising 'Kids' are seated in the center, above. The Zippers , Lin- coln's Girls' Volley ball team, contest the Commerce High Kel- ly Kids in the Girls' Poly gym. The Fall rally squad indulges in some gym- nastics. if vt i 1 Ernest Haycox, well-known fiction writer and Lincoln Dads' Clubber, takes his daughter and friends to Mt. Hood for a rare day of skiing. One ofthe minor ioys ol the returning days of peace will be 5 - the unrestricted travel to Oregon's famous Winter Resort. if A K Q K A t x f 4 4-M QW . fa Its this way . . . Femmes feast s' ,f I 'af sk if - ff m -. . f 'Atv W , f' 5 , X as av l W 6 Q c ,u -sim-f 1' , Q .W .mf f ., I W E ,.,,: Oh dear me. f ws V! f 'Qc ,pi ff Z 'sf 1 W 1 It s un Qhe bag. WDW, f l M gf , W -w' F L. . K 'N 1 , J 4 5 Y x ' . M 5 Q nur . . '9 Here Come the Waves. Romeo, O Romeo . . . Whiuer Williams whiues wun. Frankiel Miss Towne at work. The cafeteria staff had to count their minutes to find time to pose for their annual portrait. Bewildered. The long and short Charles Atlas. . 'G '- . l as 'WY' i r ff fi 'iff' sky? 3.7 ,. M-,. , .- Study in coiffures. Hot picture. Standard-bearers. cj4cl4nowleb -emenfs Production of this 1945 Letter to Joe issue of The Cardinal could never have been completed without close-knit cooperation. Thanks to the typists, the committees, the photographers, the printers,-thanks to every Lincolnite who contributed an iota to the making of this work-we have worked in close-knit cooperation. ' Much as we appreciate everything everyone has done, we especially thank our printers, James, Kerns 8: Abbott, our senior photographers, Gladys Gilbert, D. Perry Evans, the Clayton Green Photo Lab, and the Photo-Art Commercial Studio, the Oregon Journal, and the Chamber of Commerce. Dearth both of manpower and materiel has not thwarted their uninterrupted service. Without their lavish help, this yearbook would not exist. Lieut. Richard Nielsen. Ensign Robert Ratcliffe. 1- Bob beats time. ,L 5 Pvt. Walter E. 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