Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1954 volume:

T 0 im C W!7a,,f5'f , X THE CARDINAL Z9u!1lisl1cd by the Student Hady LINCCLN HIGH SCHGCL Portland, Oregon - June, l954 Your Edifor Pres anis Qfable of Contents DEDICATION. . . . 2 ADMINISTRATION. . . 4 FACULTY .... . 6 SENIORS . . . . 12 JUNIORS . . . . 24 SOPHOMORES. . . . 50 FRESHMEN. . . . . 56 ORGANIZATIONS . . . . 44 ACTIVITIES. . . . 66 SPORTS. . . . . 84 STAFF ..... . .110 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS . . .112 Mrs. Bowman, March of Dimes Chairman, accompanies Spring Prexy Mac Cross on a visit to Jerry Starr, Lincolnite stricken with polio. FOREWORD AND DEDICATICDN THIS 195k YEARBOOK WAS CREATED AS A SYMBOL OF YOUR LIFE AT LINCOLN. IT IS SINCERELY AND HOPEFULLY MEANT TO BE AN AUTH NTIC SCALE REPRODUCTION OF YOUR ACHIEVEMENTS AND EXPERIENCES, A FUSION OF THE QUALITIES YOU AS TH STUDENT BODY HAVE INDIVIDUALLY AND COLLECTIVELY REFLECTED IN MAKING THIS YEAR YOUR HARVEST. TO EXPRESS THE ASSURANCE THAT EVERY GIRL IS A QUEEN, ATTRIBUTING HER REIGN TO SOME TRIUMPH OR ACCOMPLISHMENT EMBELLISHING HER HIGH SCHOOL YEARS, WE DEDI- CATE THIS BOOK TO NANCIE ANN WILLIAMS, RULER OF THE 1953 COURT OF ROSARIA, TO ALL OF HER LINCOLN PREDECESSORS, AND TO HER MANY LINCOLN SUCCESSORS. Mildred W.Basse+t Dougias Y Olds Vice Principals Au Revoir THIS SPRING TEACHERS AND STUDENTS ARE BIDDING FAREWELL TO MISS LOUISE WILLIAMS WATSON, WHO HAS SPENT ALMOST HER ENTIRE LIFETIME AS A TEACHER IN LINCOLN. AFTER ATTENDING THE D. P. THOMPSON SCHOOL, MISS WATSON ENTERED THE OLD LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL AT FOURTEENZIH AND MORRISON, WHERE SHE STUDIED UNDER MANY OP THE GREAT TEACHERS OF' THE DAY, INCLUDING THE LATE MR. T. T. DAVIS, MISS MARY BERTHA MOORE, MISS CAROLINE BARNES, MISS CHRISTINA MCCONNELL, AND FRAU HENRIETTE MUNDT. ALTHOUGH MISS WATSON WAS EXCEEDINGLY FROFICIENT IN MATHEMATICS, SHE PARTICULARLY LIKED LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE. AT MARYLHURST COLLEGE, SHE MAJORED IN LANGUAGES. , AFTER ONE YEAR OR TEACHING IN A PAROCHIAL SCHOOL, MISS WATSON Mass Louise wwafson English CAME TO LINCOLN AS AN ENGLISH TEACHER, AND HERE SHE HAS SEEN GENERATIONS OF CLASSES COME AND GO FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS. MISS WATSON'S EXTRA-CURRICULAR DUTIES HAVE BEEN CHIEFLY IN THE I FIELD OF SCHOOL FINANCE. FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS SHE SUPERVISED ALL TICKET SALES, KEPT THE SCHOOL ACCOUNTS, AND ACTED AS ADVISER T0 THE - , N SCHOOL TREASURERS. X. I xr Q THOUSANDS OF GRADUATES WILL REMEMBER MISS WATSON FOR HER INSISTENCE ' Q gm UPON HIGH STANDARDS AND FOR HER WILLINGNESS AND GENEROSITY IN GIVING fi A 5 .5 :::: S 19 J? 5 we ,M a a if W' 6 S I :ij 6 fri f E Wm 'i' 1 I ff' , '92 .. .. J, JJIDIVIDUAL HELP . VCL., THEM 2 A , ,W H '23 s 1 c if 1 , ,,,, A N- . AA ' W MARIE ALLEN RUTH Anaucxms DOI-ORES J- BAUER Social Director English Bu!!-11958 ECNGB-V105 M . Sjiwliif I A 5 ' 5 ..Q-'aff JEAN BUCK ME, NOLA E. GOAD LACY COPENHAVER English Mathggztigcx History History Pacultq 3 . idzf I VHH WEH 3f?g'm?5 I Y A D.. - k v 5 If f 'X Q iw ' DONALD BRYANT English and Social Studies BLANCHE BLACK Home Economics if if I 2 2 Q ' S 'S 6 5 if OLIVE png-,gy CAROLYN K. DAY Apt pqgtgl Home Economics EDITH KARHOPP Hlthumlti 0 I ROY LUNDBORG ,Businoss Education WILLIA!! HATSOI Hathsmatiss JESSE FOSTER Vocal Hlllie KENNETH KLETZEH Industrial Arts HOHTEITK HACOUBRIE -- ., :x.-56:5 --7 Q , af if 5? h v f 1 f ,q 1 A VI' v f '? f lf! P ' 352 ' sk fy, Alia, V F 594 3 CALVIN B. POULK FRANKLIN POHLER Biolog Mathematics DONA H01-HBS VERNON HOOD Pblsiell Education Hlthbmlties x V ' A.., ,,':- l K 'ie gk ig X i we . 5 . 1 1 -. f V f 5. 1 W3 ,, L ,Mx .. A MLRYLNIE LAWTON JOHN LEBHAN Physical Education Drama. 1 3 V, -11 w , -1 vs s fl! E ,Q ,fa VAUGH!! HCC OHHICK LULU HCLAUGHLIH English and Latin and Spanish Jgurngligm Sbcill Studi!! s as as fag 5' f ssss a a 1 ' s PAT HOREIE GHENDOLYN HOUBTAII MARGARET OBERTBUFFEB Business Education Dist:-ibutivs Education HIUBMIIISIOB Facultq 1 -14 s Q., xv Q, , s 5 M W 55- V mug ,,aa wif aL Cy JAMES GODDARD Physical Education CBLIA HUFUNS GOIFIIIJ Ind Lltih '24-Jw' , I 'P M- W- s 5 -r Z- fl Y ' '. Q' uh X .W yi wif ROY L. LINDSAY Mathematics -. ' ,,,,,, , :lf ,A 134.1 '-'- Z . :, , K , v iii: :s BERTHA HACDOUGALL Remedial Reading YILLIAH OHS! English and Spocnh EFRY HBINE Art .a LL - Q' Q LOTTIE H. HYDE Business Education LNTON LIBDSTROM Chsmistry ALICE HARSTON Librlriln .TAKES Social HOWARD SAGE Social Studies f' ' we? 1 'E d an 'Q iii Bic. Y f Q AN .- 5 X m- . 5 ,wa W -LA F. JAMES THOMPSON English and Social Studies is-, A , gzgfalff:-gf:f'?Mfff:,' g ,- f ff f SSSS 5 ELAINE WILLIAMS English and Twins sc .ar E , fwdQ3g,, F .',,, . ,,,, 14 FERN HYLE Secretary 6 EDWARD POLI CH Mathematic s S 1 -W5 CLARA SETYEH Spnni lh . S L 1' may TOWNSEITD Enguah WADE WILLIAMS Social Studies ELSIE PECK Attendance Secre tary Q w X, ' l 2 , 5, W M 1 A' x A by 15 A 5' -- ,fl'igf'2.,x'n,,.N - Q ., , mix Q' K, QQ X' S, '25 ' E: Y Q, ' 1 5 'T Q J ii Q LEXRO PRILLAPIAH Social Studies VINE and Studies MURIEL DAVID Nurs e g ,gi 5 7 5 -mg? 2 .- BLANCH RUBIN As s 1 s taut Secretary Arts , ' VJA, 15, , . A . A ,... - I -afmfef - - 1' v V ,hir TLT ef gfwyfr da L f m - hi. S w ig 1 fffv 'qi 9 r rg , W! 1 3 ,,, , , ..:.. ,, , J ,Nl M, f .... 1.5: fy fd MABEL SOUTI-NORTH Engli s h ef' J M , 1 ,:. qi FREDERICK WARNER English and Social Studies v--...V Q' Y A 'X WK O X is AYAKO FUKUDA Secretary -,QW ,i ' -Q. 4 Qgggf LS.' A A SSA N A i A A fe ,1 DOROTHY SEID Bookkeeper Facultq 1 , .im D 12, , W Pif. , 45 i n V Q A? Lx L Tiff v i MARJORIE RIC Biology KERT ORVAL STEFFEN Physical. Education LOUISE WATSON English LESLIE H. JOSE Head custodian 2 . J C fi' Ei ff f RW' 1? x - I ,xvifsi-we 45 if f ' , wg 1 :B r g iii ig if 6 Ly X uf s v 'ax ..,Q if it 1 viii .MT Us' NEI' gif, . , fe, Q, :::', LEONARD RICHARDSON Biology C. ROBERT WRITE Band HILMA MUIR Hall Matron ,'.-V A ' MABLE ALLMAN Cafe te ria Manager K I gp .s MR. ED POLICH, FRESHHEN COUNSELOR, CAUG-HT Il A HPERSONALITY SHOT. Sfaff At Play WEDDING RECEPTION FOR HR. AND NRS. GLARENCE DANLE! PRETTY LADIES AND HANDSOME GENTLLMEN, ALL DRESSED UP AND ENJOYING THE LAST IRS- DANLEY WAS ART METAL TEACHER, SUNSHINL ON THE TERRACE. OLIVE .4 H' ,A F ' , ,- -1 ,A f A. A w ,.- N ,LN , P Wy ,.,, X 1 N , MISS MCCORMICK ADDS ONE LUMP AND MRS. SOUTHWORTI-I THE BRIDE IS SERVED BYCEWO OF HER SISTERHOOD, MEDITATES SADLY or THE PRICE or' COFFEE. MRS- HYDE P-NU MRS- BLA ' f V , KT . , ,, HMARRIAGE IS A WONDERFUL INSTITUTION! SAYS MRS. BASSET1' DISPERSING SMILES ON THE HOUSE. AND REFRESHMENTs.' HELP YOURSELVES, BOYS. IT'S ALL 7 CLASS ES l Senivr Loolcing baclc on their four years at Lincoln, the class of '54 can attribute to themselves one of the most successful cycles on the school's record. It was the goal of the cabinet for every class member possible to serve on a committee, the success of which is proven by the remarkable record of par- ticipation on all projects. Included among the outstanding items of achievement are the two senior class plays, Janie and Room For One More , the annual Freshie Frolic, the initiation of a new school tradition, an all-senior banquet, and the usual gradu- ating activities consisting of Senior Day, the class picnic, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. Most important, the class ol '54 maintained a constant theme of unity throughout their four years at Lincoln which will flavor the memories of each individual member with a spirit of enthusiasm and a sense of pride. Top row: Milce Harris, President, Barbara Anderson, Vice President, Janey Burton, Secretary, Eddie Salcurai, Treasurer. Second row: Millard Schindler, Boys' Sergeant-at-Arms, Sharon Wright, Girls' Sergeant-at-Arms. Third row: Miss Ambler, Girls' Counselor, Mr. Thompson, Boys' Counselor. Bottom row: David Doty and Bill Hawlrins, Boys' Representatives, Carole Morrison and Millicent Arnold, Girls' Representatives. SENIORS ABBOTT, DORIS LOUISE. S. B. 'lst Vice Pres.: Fr. Class Cabinet: Girls' League Cabinet: Linc, Pres.: Kappa Zeta, Sec.: Pliilo, Treas.: Camellia Maiden Selection Com.: Jr. Class Ticlcet Selling Com.: S. B. Nom. Com.: Gen. Clirm. Sr. Class Day: Sr. Class Picnic Com. Pres.: lnterclub Council: Room Rep.: NASC Com.: Girls' League Camellia Show Ar- rangement Com.: Big 84 Little Sister Tea Enter. Com. AGEE, ROBERT R. Optimist, Sec.: Sr. Class Play: Rogues: Varsity Traclc: J. V. Baseball: Room Rep.: Council Rep. AKRE, RONALD. Trans. from Benson. ALLEN, KAY MARIE. Transferred from Seaside I-Iigh Scliool: Ceemolw, l'Iist.: Card Slwulilers: Girls' Glee: Girls' League: Pop Cycle Ticlcets: Sr. Class Play Ticlcet Clirm. ALLEN, SANDRA OLIVE. Translerred from Seaside Union I'Iigl'i School: Ceemoli, Sec., Rep.: Sr. Cap and Gown Chrm.: Nat'I Honor Society: Girls' League Rep: Card Slwulllers. ANDERSON, BARBARA LOU. Card Sliulllers: Twanda Horizon' Taunda: Dal Segno Clwi, Pres., Vice Pres., Clwaploin: Citi Gamma, Corres. Sec.: Linc, Sec.: Sr. Closs Vice Pres.: Sr. Clwoir, Sec., Robearian: Girls Sextett: Pop Cycles: Ford Found.: Spring Slwow: Room Rep.: Sopli. and Sr. Nom. Com.: Rose Festival Princess Selection Com.: Girls' League 'AHelIo Cards Com.: Camellia Arr. Com.: May Fete Stage Dec. Com.: Sopln. Tootsie Pop Sole Com.: Fresliie Frolic Dec. Com.: Girls' League Dance Publ. Clirm.: lnterclub Council: NASC Hostess: Girls' League Welcoming Com. ANDERSON, VIRGIL MARTIN. S. B. Asst. Treas.: S. B. Assm. Com.: S. B. Counting Com.: Sr. Class Banquet Ticlcet Clnrm.: Fr. Class Consti- tutional Com.: Honor Roll: Room Rep.: lnterclub Council: Sr. Clioir, gears.: Boys Octet: Modrigal Group Clirm.: 4 Little Sl'1avers : Pop yc es. ARGOW, KEITH ANGEVIN. Wade Williams HiY, Treas.: Sopln. Class Pres.: KBPS Student Advisory Council: S. B. Nom. Com. CI'1rm.:Sr. Class Plioto. Com.: Nat'I Honor Society: Ouiz 'Em Team: Jr. and Var- sity Traclc: Stretcher Squad: Band: Swim Team: Room Rep. Council: Commencement Ticlcet Com., Clvm.: Noon Movie Ticket Com. ARNOLD, V. MILLICENT. iNlat'l I-Ionor Society, Sc.: Honor Roll: Ford Found., Art: Sr. Choir, Hist.: Sr. Cabinet: Girls Glee, Pres., Li- brarian: Goya, Vice Pres., I-list., Sgt.-at-Arms: Girls' League, Hist.: Room Rep.: Jr. Class Play, Publicity: Sr. Banquet Com.: Program Illus- trations: Choir Operettafupurple Towers . ASBURRY ROBERT LLOYD. Boot and Spur: Boys Glee: Jr. Clioir: Sr. Clwoir: Sr. Class Play Ticlcet Com. AUXIER, RONALD C. Jr. Honor Roll: Room Rep.: Council Rep. AVOLIO, DAVID McVEY. BACKMAN, DONNA FAYE. A Cappella Cltoir: Sextet: Ensemble: Pop Cycles: Spring Concert: Camellia Sliow Assm.: Big and Little Sister Tea: Junior Choir Vice Pres.: Jr. Class Sec.: Counselor's Asst.: Sopli. Tootsie Pop Sale Com.: Ford Found. Music: Clwi Gamma, Treas.: Taunda, Treas.: Room Rep.: Girls' League Rep.: lnterclub Council Rep.: May May Fete Assm.: Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorating Com. BAKER, SANDI LOU. P.H.A.: G.A.A.: Room Rep.: Nat'l Honor Soc.: Girls Glee: Jr. Choir: A Capella Choir: Baccalaureate Com.: Oregon Girls' State: N.A.S.C. Com. Cl'irm.: AllACity Clioir Festival: Fall and Spring Festival Concerts. BARNETT, WARDINA AVA. Dol Segno Clwi, Pres. and Sec.: Girls' League Sopln. Rep.: Soplw. and Sr. Room Rep.: Jr. Honor Roll: lnterclub Council: Jr. Class Play Props Com.: Fr. Girls' League Rep.: Camellia Sliow Hostess: Card Sliultlers: Counselor's Asst.: Fr. Oueen's Court: G. L. Dance Pub. Clirm. BARTLETT, ROXIE JEANNE. Transfer from Missoula, Mont.: Goya ggi.-at-Arms, Vice Pres., Pres.: lnterclub Council: Girls' Glee Cliristmas ragram. QPISSTIAN, RICHARD W. Transfer from Benson Polyteclinic Higli c oo. BATTIN, JERRY K. Baclielor Vice Pres. BATTIS, ROGER. BEALE, ALAN ROBERT. A Cappella Clwoir: Baclcnumbers: Sr. Day Program Com.: N.A.S.C. Staging: Pop Cycles: Spring Slwow: Sopli. Class Assm.: Girls' League Talent Assm.: Camellia Assm.: All-City Clioral Festival. BECKMAN, MARVIN LESTER. Wade Williams I-Ii-Y Pres.: Scliool Service Rep.: S. B. Nom. Com. Clirm.: Decon: Slci Team Capt.: Swim Team: J. V. Baslcetball: Varsity Tracie: Slci Club. BEGUIN, THEODORE RICHARD. Tillamoolc Relorestation Project Pres. BENSON, PHYLLIS ARDELL. Card Sliulflers, Pres., Treos.: Spring Princess. BERGMANN KLAUS. Nat'I Honor Society: Stage Crew Vice Pres.: Masque and Gavel: Jr. Red Cross: Traci: Team: Swim Team: Jr. Red Cross Assm.:'Sr. Class Play: Honor Roll: Room Rep.: Boys' Glee Club: Transfer lrom Austria. Fl. .fff . . ..,. . . ....... ' ,Q s tv ' 6 -sf. .. . SENIORS BESAW, ROSEMARY O. Tri Delta Chi, Treas.: N.A.S.C.: Jr. Band: Jr. Class Play: Christmas Program: Arena Theatre: Jr. Achievement. BERG, CAROLINE ANN. A Cappella Choir, Ed.: Jr. Choir: Girls' Glee: Girls' League Vice Pres.: Goya, Treas.: Fire Squad: Cardinal Feature Ed.: Sr. Class Play: Pop Cycles: Masque and Gavel: Swimming Team: Sr. Class Song Com.: May Fete Program Com.: Student Teacher: Girls' League Room Rep.: Sr. Class Play Ticket Com.: Student Office Sec.: Big and Little Sister Tea Ent. BERTRAND, EVA MARGUERITE. Tri Delta Chi: Card Shufflers Sec., gssst. Trees.: Pop Cycles: Club Assm. Girls' League: Big and Little ister ea. BINGHAM, STUART SHELK. Backnumbers, Pres., Vice Pres.: lnter- club Council: Council Rep.: Fire Squad: Publicity Com.: Sr. Class Banquet Com. BLOMOUIST, KAREN ANN. Girls' League Rep.: Room Rep.: Coun- selor Asst.: Nat'l Honor Society: Office Asst.: NASC Cafeteria Com. Chrm.: S. B. Counting Com.: Honor Roll. BOHLMAN, JOHN T. Decon, Sec.: Wade Williams Hi-Y, Chaplain, Sgt.-ateArms: Fire Squad: A. Bomb Squad: Nominating Com.: lntramural Basketball, Football: Sr. Class Play: Fr. Baseball: J. V. Baseball: Ski Club: Room Rep. BOLLAM, JOANNE JULIA. Kappa Zeta, Vice Pres., Sgt.-at-Arms: Copian, Vice Pres., Sgt.-at-Arms, Service Rep.: Linc, Sgt-at-Arms: A Cappella Chair: Jr. Choir: Girls Glee: S. B, Dance Com.: Prom Dec. Com. Chrm.: Freshie Frolic Entertainment Com. Chrm.: Jr. Class Play: Sr. Class Play: Pop Cycles: Lincoln Day Assembly: Camellia Show Com.: Spring Shaw: Room Rep.: Girls' League Rep.: Big and Little Sister Tea Name Com.: Sr. Class Play, Student Director. BOYER, GAYLE. Sr. Choir: Dal Signa Chi: Kinunka Horizon: Camellia Show Com. BRADLEY, GORDON WILLARD. Decon: Wade Williams Hi-Y: Lincoln Ski Team: Swim Team: Sr. Day Assm.: Assm. Com.: Room Rep. BRECKON, MORGAN LYALL. Cardinal Ed, News Ed: Key Club, Pres., Vice Pres.: S. B. Nominating Com.: Band, All-City: Pop Cycles Band: Pep Band: Orchestra Festival: All-City Ensemble Contest: Career Day Chrm.: Not'l Honor Society, Vice Pres.: Honor Roll: Room Rep.: gamellia Show Steering Com.: Ford Found.: lnterclub Council Sgt.-at- rms, BROWN, GORDON. J. V. Football and Baseball: lnierscholastic Gold Key. BURELL, ETHEL MAE. Linc: Goya: Girls Glee-: Spring Show: Sr. Tea Hostess. BURKE, TERRY. S. B. Ath. Board Rep.: Varsity Baseball and Football: S. B. Cabinet: lnterclub Council: Order of L, Pres.: Optimist, Vice Pres.: Rogues, Vice Pres.: J. V. Baseball and Football: Optimist lnterclub Council: Room Rep.: Jr, Honor Roll: Fire Squad: Civil Defense Squad: Sr. Class Play Ticket Com. BURTON, JANEY ISABELLE. Transfer from Catlin: Sr. Class Sec.: Philo Sec., Vice Pres.: Linc: Sr. Nominating Com.: Jr.-Sr. Prom Fashion Show Girls' League Rep. BUTLER, JANE VIRGINIA. Transfer from Grant: Jr. Choir: A Cap- pella Choir: Girls Ouartet: Melodaires: Mixed Ensemble: Dal Segno Chi Treas.: Pop Cycles: Sr. Class Play Ticket Com. Chrm.: Prom Dec. Com.: All-City Choir Com.: Fall Festival: Spring Concert: Ford Found. CARLSON EVIE MARIE. Philo, Hist.: Linc, Sgt.-at-Arms, Treas.: Taud: N.A.S.C.: Girls' League Cab., Sr. Rep.: Room Rep.: Honor Roll: Girls' League Dec. Com.: Camellia Show: lnterclub Council: Transfer from Seattle. CARLSON, RICHARD R. S. B. Dance Com.: Sr. Class Play Sets: Pop Cycles Sets, '53: May Fete Sets, '53. CARTER, WILLIAM NICOLAS. Transfer from Oueen Anne High School, Seattle: Football: Track: Order of L. CAUSEY, T. JEAN. CHALUPA, JOYCE MARIE. Transfer from Franklin: Oriental Tea Com.: Camellia Show Assm. Com. EIIZIANDLER, SUSAN MAE. Transfer from St. Helens Hall: Tri Delta I. CHARLTON, JOHN BERRY. Swim Team: Soph. Class Cabinet: Rally Squad Selection Com.: Chrm. Dance Com.: W, W. Hi-Y, Treas., Vice Pres.: Decon, Vice Pres. CLARK, MAUREEN JEAN. Transfer from St. Mary's Academy: Chi Gamma. CLELAND, WILLARD EDWARD. Room Rep.: Korean Vet.: Transfer from Pawnee, Oklahoma: Track: Football. SENIORS COBB, JAMES WILLIAMS. Varsity Football: Varsity Swim Team: Fr. Football: Rap Cycles: Order ol L: Key: Movie Com. COHEN, BARBARA JANET. S. B. Asst. Treas.: Nat'l Honor Society: Dal Segno Chi, Vice Rres.: Soph. Class Nom. Com.: Fr. Class Constitu- tion Com. Chrm.: S. B. Budget Com.: A Cappella Choir: N.A.S.C. Reception Com. SubfChrm.: Counselors' Asst.: Ford Found., Soc. Science: Room Rep.: G. L. Lincoln Open House Hostess: G. L. Camellia Show Cam. COHN, PAUL DANIEL. Ski Club, Rres.: Ford Found., Science: Sr. Will and Rroph. Com.: Ski Team: Dartmouth Ski Race, lreas. COLLINS, MARIE A. Girls' League Cab. Fr. Rep.: Camellia Show Corsage Com.: Orchestra: Swim Team: Jr. Choir: Masque and Gavel: Kinunka Horizon: Student Secretary: Arena Theatre. COLOMA, MARVIN RONALD. COMRIE, KATHERINE. lounda: Cap and Gown Com.: Student Teacher: Transfer from Catlin. COSGRAVE, SUE CAROL. Copian, Sgt.-at-Arms: Kappa Zeta, Hist.: Linc.: Room Rep.: Girls' League Rep.: May Fete Com.: Tootsie Pop Sale Com.: Rap Cycles: Sr. Class Rlay: lnterclub Council Assm.: Rop Talent Assm.: Career Day Hostess. COTTEL, WILLIS. Nat'l Honor Society: Band Lib.: Orchestra: Key Club: Sr. Class Song Com.: Movie Cont.: First-Aid Class: Card Shutilers. COWARD, DAVID GORDON. Optimist: Order of L: Rogues: J. V. Basketball and Track: J. V. and Varsity Football: Intramural Basketball: Fire Squad: Room Rep.: Dance Dec. Com.: Movie Com. CRAWFORD, MARILYN JANET. Cap and Gown Com.: launda, lreas.: Cardinal Stahl: La Voz Staff: Fr. Visiting Day Guide. CROM, MARJORIE LOU. lavvanda: Ceemoh: Tri Delta Chi: G. L.: G. L. Room Rep.: Jr. Sr. Class Com.: Big and Little Sister Tea: Pop Cycles. CROSS, MALCOLM HENRY. S. B. Rres.: Cardinal Sports Ed., Asst. Sports Ed: Varsity Baseball and Basketball: Wade Williams I-Ii-Y: Bachelor, Sgt.-at-Arms: Masque and Gavel: Order of L: Yell King: Transfer from Boise, Idaho. CULBERTSON, CHARMIE NAOMI. CULBERTSON, DELORES JOYCE. Majorette: Band: Rap Cycles: Tri Delta Chi: Ceemoh: Twanda Horizon: Big and Little Sister lea: Jr.-Sr. Prom Com.: Career Day Com.: Tri-Y, Sgt.at-arms: Club Assm. ELJTININGHAM, MIKE. Yell King: Bachelor: Optimist: J. V. Basket- a . DALE, DOROTHY ANNE. Girls Culee: Card Shuftlers, Vice Rres., Treas.: Tri Delta Chi: Nat'l Honor Society: Camellia Show Art Com. Chrm.: Sr. Class Play Rub. Com.: Rop Cycles. DALY, HILDRED MARY. Natll Honor Society, Rres.: Dal Segno Chi, Pres., Ireas.: Goya, Pres., Vice Rres., lreas., Hist.: Masque and Gavel, Treos.: GRA. Vice Rres.: N.A.S.C. Housing Com.: Tennis Team: Fr. Nominating Com.: Ford Found.: Pop Cycles: lnterclub Council Room Rep.: Dance Com.: Freshie Frolic Com. Chrm.: Choir Reception Com.: Girls' League Week Com.: GRA, Award: Camellia Show Gen. Chrm.: Council Rep.: Counselor's Asst.: Big and Little Sister Tea Com.: Lincoln Open House Hostess. DAVIS, GREGORY J. Fr. Football: Jr. Football: Varsity Football. DAY, STANFORD LELAND. Football, ABC.: Track. DEMETER, IRENE PINKY. Tri-Y: Ceemoh. DILLARD, JERRY. A Cappella Chair, Vice Rres.: Bachelor: Optimist: Freshie Frolic King: Jr. Class Play. DOHERTY, MAUREEN BRUCE. Rally Squad: Copian Sgt.-at-arms: Linc, Vice Pres., lreas.: Kappa Zeta, Sgt-at-arms: Room Rep.: Cardettes: Pop Cycles: Jr.-Sr. Rrom Dec. Com.: Girls' League Awards and Rrizes Com.: Jr. Class Play Sets Chrm,: Girls' League Nominating Com.: Trans- Ier Irom Grant. DOTY, DAVID FRANK. Sr. Cabinet: Jr.-Sr. Rrom Com.: Rap Cycles Band: Lincoln Day Assm.: Sr. Rlay Rrops Com.: Key Club: Masque and Cuovel: Career Day: Band: Rrom Assm. EDMINSTER, CAROL JEAN. Rally Squad: Sr. Choir, Rres.: Kappa Zeta: Copian, Sec.: Jr. Class Rlay: G. L. Corres. Sec.: lnterclub Council, Sec.: Spring Operetta: Spring Show: All-City Choir Fest.: H. S. Board, Nordstroms: Club Assm. sift . . . . -, wwe . . 1, . - 4 1, -. gs.. i:,1.i-.55 .- ., 'ff ' I .. '? ' if iiffififgti ,Si -- - K V -- ' 1 ' -' -it hw it ' -is ' K , ' . H ,. X i r f 2. . t ,g,55s.5.ff.a f ysztsiwigt of ,Mft he , Te f. - i.f,.e,f:e-1 .w:iFf:.,.q'Fs I y . f .r , , . - V , Ns-f te. I . SENIORS EISELE, LORRAINE MARIE. Masque and Gavel: Kinunka Horizon, Pres., Sgt.-at-arms, Chaplain: Goya, Sgt.-at-arms: Ski Club: Zisque: Fire Squad: Tillamook Retorestation Squad: Girls' League Rep., Interclub Council: N.A.S.C.: Camellia Show Sets Chrm.: Sr. Class Picnic Com.: Class Const. Com.: Christmas Show Props Chrm.: Jr. Class Play: Sr. Class Play: A Cappella Choir: Jr. Choir: Girls Glee. ELGIN, CLEO ROSE. Saph. Class Talent Assm.: Jr. Class Play: Spring Operetta: Spring Show: Pop Cycles: Orchestra Concert: Masque and Gavel, Ed.: Philo 'Ist Prize Lit. Contest, honorary member: S. B. Nom- inating Com.: Sr. Class Will and Prophecy Com.: Interclub Council Assembly Judge: Camellia Show Hostess: Cardinal, Assoc. Ed., News Ed.: Ford Found.: N.A.S.C. Com. ELMER, ELSIE IRENE. Transfer from Maryland: Class Const. Cam.: Nat'l Honor Society: Card Shufflers: Tri Delta Chi: Ford Found., Eng.: Class Song Com. EPSTEIN, GERALD. Key Club: Pix Camera Club, Treas.: Science Club: Fire Squad: Atomic Bomb Squad: Career Conf. Day Com.: Jr. Class Play Ticket Com.: Fr., Soph. Track. ESKILDSEN,JOHN DAVID. Jr. Class Pres.: S. B. Athletic Rep.: Soph. Nominating Com.: J. V. Baseball: Varsity Baseball: All-City Baseball: J. V. Football: Varsity Football: Ca-Capt., Football Team: Shrine Game Alternate: P. T. A. Most Valuable Football Player: Student Body Count- ing Cam.: Fire Squad, Chief and Asst. Chief: Cardinal Hi-Y: Optimist: Rogues, Sec.: Order of L, Sgt.-at-arms, Sec., Treas.: Room Rep.: Inter- club Council: Civil Defense Squad: Sr. Play: Jr. Honor Roll: Sr. Class Ticket Com. EWING, MARCIA JEAN. Philo, Vice Pres., Pres.: Camellia Flower Com.: Camellia Assembly Com.: Camellia Show Hostess: Interclub Council: Interclub Assembly: Office StaFf, Counselor Asst.: Arena Theater: Sr. Class Play Props. Com.: Jr. Class Play: Pop Cycles Props. Com.: May Fete Assembly Com. FELDMAN, JAMES WILLARD. Sr. Class Play Ticket Com.: Swim Team: Varsity Track: Ski Team: Key Club, Treas.: Nat'l Honor Society: Honor Roll: Pop Cycles: N.A.S.C. Conference. FEUZ, DAVID. Band: Pop Cycles: Orchestra: Jr. Varsity Football. FISHER, JOSEPHINE VIVIENNE. Camellia Assm.: Card Shulflersi Tri Delta Chi: Transfer from St. Monica, England. FLATEAU, SAMUEL LEE. Transfer from Seattle. FREDERICK, RICHARD AMBY. Optimist, Pres., Sec.: Rogues: Order at L: Varsity Baseball: Jr. Varsity Baseball: All-City Optimist, Sec.: Interclub Council, Sgt-at-arms: Fire Squad: A-Bomb Squad: Sr. Class Plays: Sr. Class Picnic Corn.: N.A.S.C. Com.: Honor Roll: Swim Team: Ski Team. FROEHLICH,WALTER A. Fr. Honor Roll: Pep Band: Band: Jr. Varsity Football: Varsity Football: Jr. Varsity Track: Varsity Track: Key Club, Treas.: Jr. Class Play Props Com.: Fire Squad, Floor Capt.: A-Bomb Squad, Floor Capt.: Career Conference Day Com.: Jr. Red Cross: Intramural Basketball. FUSCO, BEVERLY JEAN. Transfer from Franklin High School: Girls' League Rep. GROLBERT, ARCHIE. Transfer from Parkrase. GEVURTZ, JOHN MILTON. Optimist, Treas.: A Cappella Choir: Sr. Class Play: Rally Squad Selec. Com.: Camellia Oueen Selec. Com.: S. B. Nominating Com.: Jr. Choir: Boys' Glee: Jr. Baseball: Honor Roll: Room Rep.: Fire Squad: Pop Cycles: Sign Com.: Movie Com.: Ticket Sales Com.: Choir Robe Com. GLEASON, PAUL GRANT. Ford Found.: Honor Roll: Pop Cycles: Jr. Choir: A Cappella Choir: Sr. Band: Christmas Concert: Spring Show Dance Direc.: Arena Theatre: Christmas Prom: Dance Com.: All-City Band and Orchestra Festival: All-City Choir Festival: Fr. Frolic: Card Shufflers, Treas., Sec.: Track: Trampoline Team: Talent Assem. GREEN, ANNE LOUISE. Cafeteria Asst.: Tillamook Reforestation Squad, Sec.: Ski Club: Room Rep. Council: Interclub Council: Adv. Girls' Glee: Student Teacher: N.A.S.C. Cale. Com.: Sr. Class Play: Will and Prophesy Com.: Kinunka Horizon, Pres., Treas.: Christmas Program. GREENE, WARREN KEELER. Wade Williams Hi-Y, Pres.: Decan, Treas.: Order of L, Vice Pres.: Varsity Football: Varsity Track: Fr. Class Pres.: S. B. Nam. Com.: Assembly Com. Chrm.: N.A.S.C. Rooms and Props. Com. Chrm.: Interclub Council. GREENSTEIN, MERLE EDWARD. Portland Hi-Y Coun. Pres.: Port- land Citizen ofthe Week: Nat'l Honor Society: Ford Found., History: Cardinal Hi-Y, Pres.: Class Play Gen. Chrm.: Chrm. Publicity Com. Jr. Class Play: Room Rep.: Interclub Council: Hi-Y Thanksgiving Serv. M. C.: S. B. Publicity Com.: Jr. Honor Roll: Jr. Choir: Freshie Frolic Welcome Corn.: Soph. Class Ways and Means Com. GRIFFITH, DOROTHY. S. B. Cabinet: Cardinal Ed, Bus. Mgr., Asst., 'lst Page Ed.: Kappa Zeta,Vice Pres., Treas., Chaplain: Copian: Tacque: Natl Honor Society: Ford Found.: Dance Com.: Fr. Class Cabinet: Room Rep.: G. L. Rep.: N.A.S.C. Receiving Com.: U. N. Pilgrimage Con- test winner: Sr. Choir: Jr. Choir: Girls Glee, Vice Pres.: Soph. Talent Assembly: Pop Cycles: Camellia Show: Will and Prophesy Com. GRIFFITH, ROGER ALLEN. Natll Honor Society: Card Shufflers: Pi Epsilon, Treas.: Jr. Honor Roll: Tillamook Reforestation Squad: Pop Cycles: Camellia Show, Assm. Com.: Program Com. GRIFFITHS, GORDON HARRY. Backnumbers, Pres.: Not'l Honor Society: Pi Epsilon, Pres.: Sr. Class Nomination Com.: Sr. Class Picnic Com.: Jr. Varsity Football: Varsity Track: Backnumber Sgt-at-arms: In- terclub Council: Room Rep.: Assm. Com.: Fire Squad. HAGEN, JON. Ouiz 'Em: Varsity Basketball, All-City: Bachelor: Tennis: Sr. Will and Prophesy Com.: Band: Orchestra: Rally Squad Selec. Com.: Pop Cycles: Rose Festival Court Assem. HALL, RICHARD CHAPMAN. Key Club Sec.: Ouiz 'Em Team: Ford Found.: Nat'l Honor Society: Honor Roll: Jr.-Sr. Prom Ticket Com. Chrm.: Commencement Program Cam. Chrm.: Sr. Class Announcement Com.: Career Day. SENIORS HAMILTON, SHIRLEY LOU. Room Rep.: Soph. Class Sgt-at-Arms: Princess Selection Com.: Linc, Sec., Vice Pres., pres.: A Cappella Choir: Spring Show pub. Com.: Christmas Play: Girls' League Nom. Com.: May Fefe Assembly: Camellia Show Sei-up Com.: Chi Gamma: Philo: Girls Golf Team: Fire Squad: Freshie Frolic Welcoming Com.: Sr. Class play: Camellia Assembly: Career Day: Fall Council Rep.: lnterclub Council, HAMPTON, JANET JOAN. Sr. Class Play: Dal Segno Chi Sgtfat- Arms: Social and Recreational Advisor's Asst.: Room Rep.: Girls' League Rep.: Honor Roll: N.A.S.C, Conference: Sr. Banquet Ticket Cam.: Christmas Play. HASSELL, JERRIE JEAN U. JJ. Jr. Class Sgt-at-Arms: Pub. Chrm. of Janie: Camellia Assembly Chrm.: Fire Squad and Air Raid Squad: Goya: Masque and Gavel: Ski Club: G.R.A.: Card Shufflers: Jr. and Sr. Class Plays: Pop Cycles: Dec. Com. Chrm. Jr. Jump: Fr. and Soph. Basketball Team: Sr. Banquet Com.: Class Day Assembly: Horizon, Sec., Treas., Sgt.-at-Arms: Room Rep.: Girls' League Rep. HARRIS, MICHAEL RICHARD. Sr. Class Pres.: A Cappella Choir, Pres.: AlleNorthvvest, All-City Choirs: Concert, All-City and Pep Bands: Multnomah County Junior Red Cross Council, Pres.: Nat'l Honor So- ciety, Sgtfat-Arms: Key Club, Sgt.-at-Arms, Vice Pres.: lnterclub Coun- cil: Jr. Class Plays Gen. Chrm.: Tvvirp Day Com.: S. B. Rub. Com.: Nom- ination Com.: Camellia Oueen Selection Com.: Pop Cycles: Sr. Class Play: Jr. Rotarian of the Month: A. F. S. Scholarship to Germany: Ford Found. HASTINGS, JANET LEE. Tri Delta Chi, Pres., Vice Pres.: Cardinal Stair, Girls' League Rep.: Counselors' Asst.: Camellia Prize Com. Chm.: lnterclub Council. HATHAWAY, SALLY MAY. Rally Squad: Fire Squad: Girls' League Cabinet, Rep.: Cardettes: Camellia Show: Linc, Vice Pres., Ed.: Philo, Hist.: Kappa Zeta, Sgt.-at-Arms: Transfer from McCloud, California. HAWKINS, KIT-TREDGE SARGENT. S. B. Cabinet: School Service Rep.: Soph. Class Nominating Com.: Room Rep.: Jr. Class Play Com.: Jr.-Sr. Prom Com.: Decon, Sec.: Swim Team: N.A.S.C. Conf.: Cafeteria Com.: Ski Club. HAWKINS, WILLIAM JOHN. Wade Williams l-li-Y Sec.: Bachelor, Pres., Sec.: Sr. Class Cabinet: Fr. Nominating Com., Treas.: Nat'l Honor Society: Room Rep., Council: lnterclub Council: S. B. Nominating Com.: Jr. Class Play Program Com.: N.A.S.C. Conf.: Yearbook Staff: Scholastic Art Contest Gold Key. HEDFORD, JOHN CARL. Boys' Glee: Jr. Baseball, Football, Track: Fr. Honor Roll: Jr. Class Boys' Rep.: Dance Com.: Golf Team: Jr. Choir: A Cappella Choir, Treas., Vice Pres., AlleCity Choral Festival: Spring Show Gen. Chrm.: Sr. Class Play: Sr. Class Picnic Com. HEINSOO, MAILI. Nat'l Honor Society: Ford Found., Eng., Science. HEITKEMPER, FRANCES LETITIA. Rally Squad: Not'l I-lonor Society: Ford Found.: Jr. and Sr. Class Play: Cardinal Hi-Y Princess: Girls' League Sgt.-atfArms, Treas.: Jr. Class Girls' Rep.: Copian: Kappa Zeta, Sgt.- at-Arms, Treas.: Golf Team: Jr.-Sr. Prom Dec. Com.: Girls' League Nom. Com.: Yearbook Staff: Jr. Honor Roll: Christmas Program: Jr, Red Cross: Room Rep.: Girls' League Rep.: Caunselor's Asst. HERSEY, FAE ELIZABETH. Ceemoh, Sec.: Tri Delta Chi: Bookstore helper: Girls' lleague Rep. HESS, JOHN PHILLIP. Band: Key Club: Varsity Basketball Mgr.: Sr. Banquet Com, HIGGINS, BARBARA MARY. Transfer from WyEast High School. HILLARY, DICK. HINSON, ROBERT DOUGLAS. Orchestra: Band: Camellia Show Pick-up Com.: C Cross-Country: Fr. Track. HOLTEN, AUDREY LYDIA. HOWARD, KENNETH JAMES. Fr. Basketball: Decan, pres.: Wade Williams Hi-Y, Sgt.-at-Arms: Jr. Sr. Prom Com.: Rally Squad Com.: Soph. Class Nominating Com.: lnterclub Council: Sr. Class Announ. Com. Chrm.: Fire Squad: Ski Team: Room Rep. HOWE, JUNE SHIRLEY. Transfer from Pasco, Washington: Card Shuffler: Advanced Girls' Glee. HUDSON, PAT DAE. Philo: Linc, Pres.: N.A.S.C. Com.: S. B. Sec.: Inter-School Council: lnterclub Council: Honor Roll: Golf Team: Ca- mellia Contact Com.: Election Board, fall: Transfer from Catlin. HUNTER, RUTH GENEVIEVE. Goya, Treas.: Rap Cycles: Girls' League Rep.: lVladonna : Camellia Flower Arrang. Com.: Kinunka, Vice Pres.: Student Director, Jr. Class Play. HUTCHINSON, JAN LEE. Chi Gamma, Vice Pres.: Jr. Class Play: Sr. Class Play: Oriental Tea Ent. Com. Chrm.: Lincoln Day Assm., Office Asst.: Lincoln Open House Hostess. ILIINSKY, KATHERINE MARGARET. Transfer from Beaverton High: Tennis Team: Council Rep.: Girls' League Nominating Com.: Class Play Program Com.: Freshie Frolic Dec. Com.: Chi Gamma: Fire Squad: Ski Club: Ford Found.: Camellia Show Pick-up Com.: N.A.S.C. Cafeteria Com.: Christmas Program! JACKSON, JUDITH ANN. S. B. Cabinet: Council Rep., Pres., Sec.: Girls' League Sec.: Nat'l Honor Society: Cardinal Staff, Feature Page Asst. Editor: Jr.-Sr. Prom General Chrm.: Rose Festival Princess Selec- tion Com.: Jr. Class One-Acts: N.A,S.C. Service Com.: Chi Gamma Pres.: Dal Segno Chi Ed.: Masque and Gavel, Sec.: Room Rep.: Girls' League Rep. me smwdrmwfst ff X. . --u:?'- -.M'i . . . . :f'5g,3g.,:Q v J x-1 . 2 . M . . My We A qi si : tw:-i i . i V. . . fy os, . Wa - it ., 1 -:s lits , A gg- . shi -ts ' . I, ,. , , ,W . :', K S ,. - -V ,,,, H . wr 'Q L: - t :fn 10.4 , MA , kfsqvg sf I , hslg V if f iw :z i igfeiei' 'ia if K A Q SENIORS MILLER, ROSEMARIE. Linc: Chi Gamma: S. B. Dance Com. Sec.: Fire Squad: Nat'l Honor Society: Jr. Class Play: Sr. Class Play Student Director: Christmas Choir Show: Pram Assembly: Room Rep: Girls' League Rep.: Jr. Honor Roll: Camellia Show Arr. Com.: Freshie Frolic Welcoming Com.: Jr.-Sr. Prom Refreshment Com. Chrm.: Choir Show Reception Com.: May Fete Assembly Com. MINER, CAROLYN FAYE. Ceemoh: Girls' League: Jr.-Sr. Prom ln- vitation Com.: Girls' League Room Rep. MOORE. WALLY. Freshie Frolic: Optimist Club Sgt.-at-Arms: Rogues: Room Rep. Council: Jr. Football: Jr. Baseball: Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball: Soph. Nominating Com.: Vagabonds: Order of L. MINAMOTO, BETI ANN. S. B. Sec.: Philo Pres., Corres. Sec.: Girls' League Vice Pres.., Corres. Sec.: A Cappella Choir, Vice Pres.: Linc Corres. Sec.: Girls Glee, Sec.: Sextet: Pop Cycles: Cardettes: Dal Segno Chi: Room Rep., Fire Squad: Jr. Class Nom. Com.: Jr. Honor Roll: Nat'l Honor Society: Ford Found.: Freshie Frolic Gen. Chrm.: Girls' League Nom. Com.: Camellia Show Com.: lnterclub Council: lnter-school Coun.: Tri Delta Chi Worship Chrm.: Spring Show: Card Shuiilers: Soph. Talent Assm. MORITZ, RICHARD CHARLES. Jr. Baseball: Camellia Show: Fire Squad: Golf: Civilian Defense Squad. MORRIS, ANNE MARIE. Nat'l Honor Society: Ford Found., Art: A Cappella Choir Lib.: Kappa Zeta Sec., Chaplain: Copian, Pres., Hisi., Sgt.-atAArms: Linc: Girls' League Hst., Soph. Class Cab. Rep.: Girls' Tennis Team: S. B. Cafeteria Com.: Fr., Soph. Honor Roll: Jr. Choir: Fire Squad: Girls' League Rep.: Room Rep.: Oliice Stait Helper: Counselor's Asst.: Jr.fSr. Prom lnv. Com. Chrm.: May Fete Assm. Com.: MORRISON, CAROLE MARIE. Sr. Class Cab. Rep.: Nat'l Honor Society: A Cappella Choir, Roberian: Jr. Choir, Lib., Sgt.-at-Arms: Girls Glee: Dal Segno Chi, Sec., Sgt.fat-Arms: Scholastic Art Gold Key: Sr. Class Nom. Com.: Jr. Honor Roll: Sr. Class Play, Horizon Pres.: Sr. Class Play Costume Com.: lnterclub Council. MORROW, CONNIE. MOURER, DARRYL RALPH. Transfer from Benson: Jr. Varsity Bas- ketball: Jr. Varsity Baseball: Varsity Track: Varsity Basketball, All-City Team: Room Rep.: Optimist: Order ol L Vice Pres.: Rogues: intramural Basketball and Football: Nlay Fete Assm.: Band. MURPHY, JOHN BARRY. Sr. Chair: Mixed Ensemble: Boys Octette: ,Pip Cycles: Jr. Choir: J. V. Baseball: J. V. Football: Ford Found., usic. MURRAY, COLLEEN MAE. A Cappella Choir: Sextette: Cardinal Staliiz Ford Found.: Jr. Honor Roll: Camellia Show Com.: Masque and Gavel: Freshie Frolic .Com.: Pop Cycles: Sr. Class Announcement Com.: G. L. Nominating Com. MYHRAN, CAROL JEAN. Tri Delta Chi: Girls' League: Oriental Tea Com. MCCROSKEY, MARY KATHARINE. Fr. Nom. Com.: Freshie Frolic Princess: Soph. Class Sec.: Room Rep.: Girls' League Rep.: Superstition Stomp Publ. Com.: Camellia Show Arr. Com., Judging Com.: Dad- Daughter Dinner Inv. Com.: Copian, EditorsHist., Vice Pres.: lnterclub Council Assm.: Tacaue Sr. Rep.: Cardinal Staifg Business Mgr., Third Page Ed.: Sr. Class Pin Com. Chrm.: Fire Squad: Jr. Honor Roll: Nat'l Honor Society: Jr.-Sr. Prom Reiresh. Com.: Lincoln Open House Hostess: Christmas Choir Show Dec. Com. McCULLOUGH, MALCOLM ALAN. S. B. Asst. Treas.: Decon, Hist., Treas., Pres.: Wade Williams Hi-Y, Chaplain: S. B. Publicity Com.: S. B. Budget Cam.: Chrm. Jr., Sr. Play Ticket Com.: Chrm. Sr. Class Baccalaureate Com.: Jr. Honor Roll: Nat'l Honor Society: lnterclub Council: Ford Found., History. MCDONNELL, SALLY LOUISE. Tri Delta Chi, Vice Pres.: Yearbook Staii: Sr. Class Nom. Com.: Counselor's Asst.: Band: Transfer from Bowl- ing Green High School, Bowling Green, Ohio. McGUlRE, LYNN KATHLEEN. S. B. Nom. Com.: Camellia Show Publ. Com.: Girls' League Treas.: Jr. Class Cabinet Rep.: Copian Sec.: Linc: lnterclub Council Rep.: Fire Squad: Yearbook Staff: Nat'l Honor Society: Girls' League Rep.: Choir Rec. Dec. Com. Chrm.: Room Rep.: Ford Found.: Girls' League Week Com. Chrm.: Jr. Class Play Com- mencement Seat Com.: Social Adv. Asst.:A.F.S. Scholarship to Austria: gareer Day Hostess: Cardinal Ed, Contest: N.A.S.C. Com.: Masque and ave . MCWILLIAMS, MARLENE. Tri Delta Chi: G. R. A.: Girls' League: Oiiice Helper, Fr. Club Assm. NELSON, LEWIS. Backnumbers. NEWPORT, ANNE RUTH. Ford Found., Art: All-City Dance Com.: Girls' League Dance Com.: Tennis Team: Camellia Show: Prophesy and Will Com.: Card Shuiflers: Masque and Gavel. NIBLEY, MARILYN. Ceemoh, Treas.: Tri Delta Chi, Corres. Sec.: Club Assm.: Girls' Glee: Spring Show: Christmas Concert. O'BRIEN, ALBERT E., Jr. Boys Glee. O'BRIEN, ROBERT JOSEPH. Transfer from Central Catholic: Senior Band: School Board-New Lincoln Field. O'CONNOR, BEVERLY FRANCES. Fr. Vice Pres.: Girls' League Rep.: Room Rep.: Assem. Com.: Kangaroo Court Com. Chrm.: Cardettes: Sextette: Sr. Class Play: Spring Show: Ensemble: Copian, Sgt.-at-Arms: Linc, Hist: Kappa Zeta: Pop Cycles: Camellia Show Com.: A Cappella Choir: Sr. Class Play Com.: All-City Choir Festival: Career Day Hostess: Ski Club: Golf Team. OKAZAKI, MITS. S. B. Treas.: S. B. Asst. Treas.: Jr. Class Treas.: Room Rep. Council: Sr. Class Pin Com. SENIORS OKAZAKI, TOSHIKO. Transler from Soja High School, Japan: Room Rep. Council: Honor Roll. OLSON, A. MAX. O'RElLLY, ALFRED LEWELLYN. Transfer from West Lafayette, ln- diana. Senior Class Play. OWENS, MARY LOUISE. Transfer from Santa Barbara High School, Santa Barbara, California. Card Shufflers: Christmas Play: Arena Show: Girls' League lnterclub Baslcetball Tournament: Pop Cycles. . PACKER, EDWARD LEE. Varsity Football, Traclc: Order of L: Pop Cycles: J. V, Baseball: Card Shufflers, PALMER, JOAN CONSTANCE. Rally Squad: Cardettes: Sr. Class Play: Jr. Class Play: Kappa Zeta Treas.: Copian: A Cappella Choir Corres, Sec.: Honor Roll Pop Cycles: Spring Show: AllACity Choir Festival: Camellia Show Growers Com.: Sr. Class Play Pub. Chrm,: Room Rep.: Jr. Choir: Girls Glee: Slci Club. PANTON, WILLIAM H. Cardinal Hi-Y: S. B. Pub. Com.: Soph. Nom. Com.: Varsity Baseball Mgr.: Room Rep. PARKER, SHIRLEY ELAINE. Transfer from Franklin: Ceemoh: Ori- ental Tea: May Fete Ass. Com.: Girls' League, PEARSON, NORMAN A. Key Club: S. B. School Service Rep., Student Teacher: Pop Cycles Com.: Sr. Class Will and prophesy Com. PEDNEAULT, JOANNE. Girls' League Rep.: Room Rep.: Mosque and Gavel: Jr. Honor Roll: Boolrroom Asst.: Pop Cycles: Yearboolc Staff: Girls Glee: Jr. Choir: Spring Choir Show. PELLETT, ANN. Transfer from Girls Polytechnic: Cardinal, Copy Deslr, Asst. Page Ed.: Girls' League: Honor Roll. PETERSON, RUTH. Transfer from Beaverton High School: Girls' League. PETTINGILL, MONT J. Key, Chaplain: Swim Team: Sr. Pin Com:: Sr. Banquet Com.: Career Day: Nat'l Honor Society: N.A.S.C.: Transfer from South Kitsap. . PETIINGILL TED H. Key, Chaplain, Sec.: Nat'l Honor Society, Vice Pres.: Swim Team: Room Rep. Council: lnterclub Council: Pop Cycles: Fr. Frolic Dec, Corn.: Sr. Class Play Ad. Com.: Camellia Asst. Enter. Com.: Sr. Baccalaureate Com.: N.A.S.C.: Transfer from South Kitsap. PFEIFFER, SHARON ROSE. Dal Segno Chi, Vice Pres., Sec.: Sr, Class Play: Jr. Class Play: Christmas Play: Masque and Gavel: Camellia Show: Sr. Class Banquet Cam.: Tennis Team: Girls' League Hello Day Cam:: N.A.S.C.: Yearboolc Staff: All-City Play Festival. PINNOCK, DONALD M. Pop Cycles pub, Com.: Room Rep Council: Band: J. V. Baseball. POOL, SALLY ELLEN. S. B. Nom. Com.: Ceemoh: Tri Delta Chi. PORTER WILLIAM DOUGLAS. Cardinal Staff Sports Writer, Co- Sports Writer: Varsity Baslcetball Mgr.: Varsity Baseball Mgr. POUND, GLENN. Joined the Navy in April. PORTER, CLELIA MARY. Sr. Class Play: Jr. Class Play? Ford Found.: Kappa Zeta, Chaplain: Linc: Tri Delta Chi, Treas.: All-City Y-Teen Council, Treas.: Horizon Club: Nat'l Honor Society: Counseloris Asst,: Usher Corps: Lincoln Day Assm.: Camellia Court Select. Com. Chrm.: Pop Cycle Ticlcet Com.: Arena Theatre Ticlret Com. Chrm.: Camellia Show Host.: Girls' League Nom. Com.: S. B. Elect. Count. Com. PREUSS, RALPH. Sr. Class Nom. Com.: Sr. Band: Jr. Choir: Baslcetball Statistician: Football Mgr.: intramural Baslcetball: PUGH, SHARON LYNN. Editor, 1954 Yearboolc: Cardinal Staff: Ford Found., Art, English: Room Rep: Freshie Frolic Dec. Com. Chrm.: Girls' League Day Adv. Com. Chrm.: Sr. Class Pict, Com.: Poster Cam.: Jr. Class Play Ticlcet Com.: American Legion Auxiliary Essay Contest: Tri Delta Chi: Soph: Class Talent Assm. Corn. RANGILA, JUDY RAE. Transfer from Dallas, Oregon: Zeta Upsilon, Vice Pres., Pres., Sgt.-at-Arms: Jr. Class Play Student Director: Sr, Class Play: Career Day Program: Lincoln Day Program: Room Rep.: Camellia Com.: May Fete Program. 1 REDPATH, GEORGE DAVID. Quiz 'Emp Sr. Commenc. Com. Chrm.: Pop Cycles: lnterclub Council Assm. Co-Chrm.: Sr. Class Play Ticlcef Com. Chrm.: Jr. Class Election Com.: Natil Honor Society, Asst. Treas.: Cardinal Yearbool1Stai'f: Cardinal Newspaper, Circulation Mgr., Copy Desi: Ed.: Ford Found.: freshie Frolic Dec. Com.: Masque and Gavel, Treas.: Jr. Class Planning Com.: Card Shuiflers: Fr. Nominating Com: Fr. Election Com. Chrm.: Pix Camellia Show Clean-up Com. Chrm. SENIORS REID, CHARLES F. Pop Cycles: Jr.eSr. Prom Dec. Corn.: May Fete Prop Com.: Jr. Class Play: Sr. Class Play: Jr. Set Com.: Freslwie Frolic Com.: Baslcetball: Traclc: lnterclub Council Rep.: Decon, Vice Pres.: Fire Squad: Mr. Goddard's Asst.: S. B. Qnd Vice Pres.: May Fete Dec. Com.: Lincoln Day Assembly. REGLEIN, NORMA. REUTER, GARY C. Jr. Varsity Football and Traclc: Fr. Football. RHOADES, DOROTHY JEAN. Girls' League, Pres.: Kappa Zeta, Pres.: Ceemoli Pres., Vice Pres., Hist.: Linc, Sec., Treas.: lnterclub Coun- cil, Sec.: Copian: Girls' League Rep.: Room Rep.: Fr. Class Sec.: Ca- mellia Maiden: A Cappella Cl'toirSec.: All-CiIyCl'1oir Festival: Jr. Class Play: Pop Cycles: lnterclub Council Assm.: Career Day Hostess: D. A. R. Award: Sr. Class Play: Sr. Class Picnic Com. Clwrm. RICHARDSON, BARBARA. Fr. Cabinet Rep.: Girls' League Rep.: Room Rep.: S. B. Dance Com.: Copian: Kappa Zeta: Linc: Camellia Queen: Camellia Slvow Guest Book: S. B. Qnd Vice Pres.: CounseIor's Asst.: N.A.S.C. Com.: Fire Squad: Career Day Hostess: Fresliie Frolic Com.: May Fete Assm. RICHARDSON, JILL. Sr. Class Play: Sr. Play Program Com. Cltrm.: Clwristmas Show: Room Rep.: Jr. Class Finance Com.: Girls' Glee: Adv. Glee: Junior Chair: Kinunka, Sec.: Goya, Sgt.-at-Arms: Sec., Ed.: Masque and Gavel, Treas.: Fire Squad. RIGDON, JOHN. Varsity Swim Team, Capt.: Varsity Haclcey Team: Baccalaureate Com.: Senior Band: Orchestra: Pap Cycles Dance Band: Ford Found., Science. ROSENBLATT, CAROL ANN. S. B. 'lst Vice Pres.: lnterclub Coun- cil, Pres., Sec.: Kappa Zeta, Pres., Sgt.-at-Arms, Council Rep.: S. B. Nominating Com.: S. B. Count. Com.: Counselor's Asst.: Copian, Treas.: Fire Squad: Girls' Gall Team: Natll Honor Society: Room Rep.8c Red Cross Rep.: Girls' League Suclcer Day Clirm.: N.A.S.C. Com.: Camellia gwow Arrang. Com.: Pop. Pub. Cam.: Dedication Hostess: Inter-Scliool ounci . ROYSE, CHARLES PRENTISS. Sr. Class Play Janie : J. V. Football: J. V. Baseball: Plni Eps. RUDNICK, JO ANN. Girls Glee. RUGRODEN, MARLYCE ARLENE. Ford Found., Englisli: I-Ionar Roll: Yearboolc Business Mgr.: Card Slwuffler, Pres., Vice Pres., Sec.: Masque and Gavel, Ireas., I-list.: G. R. A. Sec.: Tri Delta Clti: Or- chestra: Adv. Girls Glee: lnterclub Council: N.A.S.C. lnformation Com.: Clnristmas Program: Pop Cycles: Llslier Corps. RUSSELL, PATRICIA LA RAE. Transfer from St. Helens Hall. Cliriste mas Play, Sr. Year: Lincoln Day Assembly, Sr. Year: Room Rep.: Sr. Class Play Com.: Jr. Class Play: Girls Glee: Dal Segna Clii. SAKURAI, EDWARD TAKESHI. Sr. Class Treas.: S. B. Asst. Treas.: Jr. Class Play Com. Clwrm.: Quiz 'Em: Nat'l l-lonor Society: J. V. and Varsity lraclr. SCHINDLER, MILLARD. Order al L, Pres.: lraclc: Baslcetball: Cross Country: lnterclub Council: Dance Com.: Sr. Cabinet: Baccalaureate Com.: Badminton Cliampion: Room Rep.: Dance Dec.: Intramural Track, Football, Baslretball. SCHWEHM, JUDITH LEE. Dal Segno Cl'ii: Card Slwulilers, Sec.: Tri Delta Cl'ti: Pop Cycles: Sr. Picture Com.: Sr. Banquet Com.: Sr. Class Play Com.: Camellia Sltow Com., Mime. Clirm., Pub. Cam. SCOTI, EUGENE A. Fr., J. V. Football: J. V. Baseball: Jr.-Sr. Prom Dance Com.: Camellia Sltow Clean-up Com., Set-up Com. SEIM, SHARON OLIVIA. Transfer from Gresliam Union High: Ca- mellia Sltovv Room Arrangement Com.: P. T. A. Tea Server. SHANEN, CLAUDICE MAE. Transfer from Andrew Jaclcson Higli, New Yorlc City: Ollice Assi. SHAIN, BERNADETTE ELLEN. Transfer from New Yorlc: Girls' League: Christmas Program: Senior Day Seating Com. SHARP, CLARENCE ARON. Ford Found., Art: Pub. Com.: Goya, Honorary Mem.: Class Plays Props Artist. SHARP, STANLEY EDWARD. App. Ll. S. Naval Academy: Key Club Pres.: N.R.O.l'.C. Sclwolarslwip, Fr. Frolic and S. B. Nam. Com.: M. C. at S. B. Elections: Honor Roll: J. V. Football and Traclc: N.A.S.C. Host: Ford Found., Social Science: Room Rep. SHEA, EARLENE FRANCIS. Masque and Gavel, Pres.: lri Delta Clwi, Pres., Sec.: Miss Tri Delta Clti: Fr. Girls Glee: Adv. Girls Glee: Jr. Cltoir: A Cappella Clnoir: Cl1ristmas Play: lnterclub Council: Room Rep. Council: Counselors Asst. Cap and Gown Com. Cltrm.: Honor Roll: S. B. Nom. Com. Clwrm.: Antic Spring Play: Sr. Class Play Com. Cltrm.: Pop Cycles liclcet Com.: Hostess Lincoln Day: G. L. Hello Card Com. SHEARER, MARGARET LOUISE. Ceemolw, Pres., Ireas., Clwaplain: Pop Cycles: Masque and Gavel, Pres., Treas.: G. L. lnterclub Council: Room Rep. Council: Lincoln Day Assm. Clwristmas Pro.: G. L. Hella Card Day Cl1rm.:Sr. Class Play, Student Dir.: Sr. Class Day Pro. Cl'trrn.: Sr. Class Play liclcet Com.: Fr. Frolic Ref. Com. Clirm.: Jr. Honor Roll: Jr. Class Play, Fr. Elec. Com. SHEEHY, JOHN HULME. Fr. Drama Club: Boys' Glee Club: Jr. Clioir: Sr. Cl'iair: Cardinal Stall: Masque and Gavel: Pop Cyrcles: Spring Sliaw: Fall Festival: Pi Epsilon: Clwristmas Concert: All-City Choir. SENIORS SHELDON, PEGGY. SHELLEY, BEVERLY JEAN. Transfer from Beaverton High: Chi Gamma: N.A.S.C. Conference Com.: Pop Cycles: Girls' League: Freshie Frolic Decorating Com. SHELLY, PATSY. Room Rep: Jr.-Sr. Prom Com.: Ceemoh: Tri Delta Chi. SHERMAN, PATTI ANNE. Jr. Choir: Girls' Glee: N.A.S.C. Com.: Camellia Com.: Girls' League Tea Com. SHOEMAKER ANN WOOD. Chi Gamma, Vice Pres.: Ford Found., English: Tennis Team: Transfer from Catlin. SLUYTER, VERN C. Band: Varsity Traclc: J. V. Track: Varsity Cross Country. SMITH GARRETI. S. B. Asst. Treas.: Jr. Class Cabinet: Room Rep.: Band: Orchestra: Jr. Symphony: Will and Prophesy Com., Chrm.: Harold King Memorial Com.: Card Shufflers: Jr. Class Play: Pop Cycles: Jr. Varsity Traclc: Honor Roll: Ford Found., English. SMITH, KAY. Optimist, Treas.: Decon: Sr. Choir: Jr. Choir: Barons, Pres.: Vagabonds, Vice Pres.: Delta Omega, Pres.: Jr.-Sr. Prom Com.: Sr. Class Pin Com.: Soph. Nom. Com.: Sr. Nom. Com.: Fr. Frolic Com, Chrm.: J. V. Traclc: Transfer from Jefferson. SMITH, NANCY. Transfer from Palo Alto High School, Palo Alto, California: Girls' League Rep. SMITH, SHARON ALICE. Transfer from Washington High: Room Rep.: Girls' League Rep.: Camellia Show Com.: lnterclub Council: Zeta Llpsilon, Vice Pres., Sec.: l.inc: Philo: Jr. Class Play School Service Rep.: Pop Cycles: Jr. Class Play: S. B. School Service Rep.: Hello Card Sale: Cardettes: Sr. Class Day Com.: Pop Cycle Ticket Sale Assembly: Jr. Class Nom. Com.: Fall Choir Festival: Oriental Tea Com. SMITH, SHARON CHARLOTTE. Transfer from Gresham Union: Girls' League, SOOT, HENNOK. S. B. Asst. Treas.: Nat'l Honor Society: Chrm of Seating Com.: N.A.S.C. lnformation Com. Sub-Chrm.: Ford Found. SPENDLOVE, GORDON RING. Transfer from Helena, Montana: Jr. Band: Sr. Band: Intramural Volleyball: Soph. Class Nom. Com.: Sports Editor Yearboolc: Varsity Swim Team: Nat'l Honor Society: Ford Found., Eng.: Honor Roll. STEVENSON, JR. WILLIAM ELIPHALET. Boys' Glee: Sr. Choir: Boclcnumbers: Pix: Choral Festival: Spring Show: Octet: Ensemble: Ford Found. STILLINGS, RAE YVONNE. Transfer from Whittier High, California. Scholarship Soc.: Merchandisim Script: Honor Roll: Announcement Com. STONE, EDNA MARCILE. Sr. Class Day Com.: Masque and Gavel, Vice Pres.: Card Shufflers: Tri-Y: Jr. Class Play: Christmas Play: Stagline: Stolen Prince. STONER, DAVID STEVEN. Orchestra: Band: Pix Camera Club: Pop Cycles. STONER, JERRY DALE. Nat'l Honor Society: Card Shufflers: Quiz 'Em: Publicity Com., Sr. Banquet Com.: Pop Cycles: Ford Found. TADINA GLENN C. Band: Orchestra: Pop Cycles: AllsCity Band: All-City Orchestra: Pep Band Director: Fire Squad: Chess Club: Rose Festival Parade: Dance Band. A SWANSON, RICHARD WAYNE. Football: Baslcetball: Traclc: Op- timist: Vagabonds. TALLEY, BERNEICE MARIE. Band: Pop Cycles: Card Shufflers: Tri Delta Chi, TAYLOR, FLORENCE CAROLYN. Jr. Class Vice Pres.: Linc, Hist.: Goya, Vice Pres.: Chi Gamma, Hon. Mem.: A Cappella Choir: Tri Delta Chi, Chaplain: Jr. Class Nom. Com.: Camellia Corsage Com.: Girls' League: Room Rep.: S. B. Dance Advisory Com.: Ford Found., Art: Kittie Rapersll Advisory Com.: N.A.S.C. Housing Com. TITUS, BRUCE. Bachelor: Jr. Class Play: Sr. Class Play: Arena Play: J. V. Football: Golf Team Capt. TIPPET, PEGGY LOU. Beaverton transfer: Swim Team: Girls' League Nom, Com.: Student Teacher: Fire Squad: Chi Gamma, Sgt-at-Arms: Ford Found., English: Sr. Class Day Corn.: Yearboolc: Room Rep. Council: Christmas Program: Honor Roll. SENIORS THOMAS, HARRYETTE. Transfer from Del Norte High School Crescent City, California. THOMPSON, PATRICIA. Girls' League Pres: Kappa Zeta: Linc Sgt.-at-Arms: Copian, Editor, I-list.: Jr. Class Play: Sr. Class ploy: Jr.-Sr Prom. Dec. Com.: Sr. Class Play Program Com.: Oriental Tea Chrm.: Sr Cab. Nom, Com.: Camellia Show Award Com.: Room Rep.: Girls League Rep.: Oswego High transfer. TOOMEY, ARLINE MAE. Camellia Show Dec. Com.: Sr. Prom Dec. Com.: Oriental Tea Com.: Card Shufflers: Girls' League. TOBEY, MARION GAY. Pi Epsilon, Sec, Vice pres., Pres.: Boole- room Asst.: Tennis Team: Reforestation: Girls' League. TREMAYNE, STANLEY M. Order of L: Varsity Baseball: Rogues: S, B. Dance Com.: Fr. Fralic Com.: Jr:-Sr. Prom Com.: Commencement Com.: Tolly Squad Election Com.: Soph: Class Rep.: Room Rep.: J. V: Baseball, Football: Fr. Football: Pi Theta Epsilon: TURNBULL, ANN ELIZABETH. Copian Pres, Sgt.-at-Arms: Red Cross Rep.: Kappa Zeta, Sgt.-at-Arms: Linc Hist.: Tennis Team: Ca- mellia Corsage Com.: lnterclub Council. TWOMBLY, WENDELYN ANNE. Cardinal Associate Editor, Page 'l Ed.: Qnd Place Thanksgiving Ed. Contest: Natl Honor Society: Freshie Footnotes Ed.: Room Rep.: G. L. Rep: Copian, Treas: Red Cross Rep.: S. B. Nom. Com.: Sr. Class Pin Com.: Fire Squad: Rally Squad Selection Com.: N,A.S.C. Conf.: Office Asst.: G. L. Dec. Com.: 8th Grade Visitation Cam.: Tennis Team. URBIGKEIT, STANLEY CHARLES. Fire Squad: Optimist Vice Pres.: Rogues: Fr. Football, Traclc: J. V. and Varsity Football: Room Rep.: Sr. Class Play: Camellia Show Com.: Soph. Class Nom. Com. VAIL, JAMES E. Transfer from Benson. VAN BUSKIRK, BEVERLY. Transfer from Achorage, Alaslca: pep: Bowling Clubs: Girls' League: Tillamoolr Reforestation Squad. VIDUCIC, IZIDOR ANTE. Transfer from Benson. Honor Roll: Student of Week. VOLLMAR, JAMES B. Transfer from Elston High School, Michigan City, lndiana. Hi-Y Vice Pres.: Cardinal Art Ed., Co-Sports Ed.: Swim Team: Baseball Mgr.: J. V, Football, Basketball: Card Shufflers. VOWEL, PATRICIA MARIE. Transfer from Newport, Oregon. Jr: Choir: Sr. Choir: Girls' League. WAGNER, GAYLE HELENE. Chi Gamma: A Cappella Choir: Jr. Choir: Camellia Show: Oriental Tea Com.: Jr. Class Budget Com.: Sr. glass ilay Ticlcet Com.: Honor Roll: Girls' League Rep.: All-City Music estiva . WALKER, LAURA WANETTA. Transfer from Jefferson. S. B. School Service Rep.: Sr. Class Banquet Com.: Philo: Linc Sec.: Dal Segno Chi, Honorary Member: Taunda: Choir: Ensemble: Ford Found.: Girls' Glee: Jr. Choir: Room Rep.: Girls' League Rep.: Girls' League Sgt.-at-Arms: Honor Rall: Girls' Ouartet: Pop Cycles: Spring Show: Fall Festival: Camellia Show. WAKEMAN, JERRY C. Honor Roll: Cap and Gown Com: Chrm. WELCH, PAT HOWARD. Baclcnumbers Sec., Treas.: lnterclub Coun- cil: Room Rep.: Varsity Swim Team: Ford Found.: Nat'l Honor Society: Camellia Show: Pop Cycles: Jr. Class Play: Phi Theta Epsilon: Class Will and prophesy Com. WHEDON, LARRY ALAN. Jr. Choir: Boys' Glee. WHITE, WARREN WAYNE. Transfer from Benson: Harry Stone Hi, Y: Swim Team: J, V. Baseball: TracloHigh Jump. WILDE, PHYLLIS. Transfer from Denver, Colorado. WIDMER, DONALD WAYNE. Transfer from Hill Military Academy. WILBURN, ALICE LORRAINE. Transfer from Jefferson. WILLEY, JACK RAYMOND. Nat'l Honor Society: Ford Found., Eng.: La Voz Ed. WILLIAMS, PHYLLIS DIANE. Student Store: Tri Delta Chi: Club Assm.: Dedication Hostess: Girls' Glee: Room Rep.: Boolcroom Asst.: G. A. A.: Clyis, 1 1 SENIORS WINKLER, LEONARD ALLAN. Transfer from Oregon City. WOHLSCHLEGEL,-RONALD GARY. WONG, FRED, S. B. Assm. Cam.: Soph. Class Sgt.-at-Arms: Wade Williams I-li-Y, Vice Pres.: Room Rep.: Civil Defense Squad: Fire Squad, Capt.: J. V. Traclc: Varsity Traclc: Honor Roll: Natll Honor Society: Jr. Class Play Tick. Com.: Jr.-Sr. Prom Com.: Freshie Frolic Games Com. Co-Chrm.: Sr. Class Play Ticlc. Com.: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Football: Ping Pong Tournament. WONG, NORMA KATHERINE. Room Rep.: Oriental Tea: Tacque: Girls' League: Card Shufflers. WOOD, MARDI ELIZABETH. Yearlnoolc-Staff: Girls' League Rep.: Fire Squad: Tennis Team: Chi Gamma, Sec.: Goya, Treas.: Ford Found., English: Honor Roll: Sr, Play pub, Com.: N.A.S.C, Service Cam.: Sr. Day Assm. Com.: Transfer from Catlin, WRIGHT, SHARON E. Sr. Class Cabinet: Philo: Linc, Sgt.-at-Arms: A Cappella Chair, Corres. Sec: Sextet: Ford Found.: Pap Cycles: Saph. Ways and Means Com.: Jr. Choir. YODER, ANNE BARRY. Dal Segno Chi, I-list., Sec.: Sr, Class play Student Director: Counselorls Asst.: Girls' League Rep.: Camellia Show I-lostess: Christmas Program: Sr. Class Banquet Com. Chrm.: N.A.S.C. Hospitality Com.: Sr. Prom Dec. Com.: Freshie Frolic Refreshment Com.: Camellia Show Com.: Sr. Play Costume Com. YOUNT, DOLORES MAXINE. Dal Segno Chi, Treas., I-list.: Chi Fagmia Sec.: Soph. Talent Assembly Com.: N.A.S,C. Housing Com.: r. oxr. ZEITLER, JOAN LOUISE. Transfer from St, Francis I-ligh, Eugene: Arena Theatre. DALLIMORE, JACK. Card Shufflers, Pres: Sr. Class Play: Vaga- bonds: Sr. Class Day Prog. Com.: J. V. Traclc. GERLINGER, TED. Sr. Class Play: Pop Cycles: Decon, Sgt.-at-Arms: Optimist: Order of L: Fr., J. V. and Varsity Football: Fr., J. V, Baslcet- ball: Fr., J. V. and Varsity Traclc TRIPLETT, PATRICIA. Transfer from Catlin: Rally Squad: Swim Team: Golf Team: Sr. Class Play: Jr. Class Play: J. R, C. Pres.: Copian, Sgt-at Arms: Kappa Zeta, I'list.: Linc, Chaplain: Mosque ancl Gavel: Dance Cam.: Christmas Play. LincoIn's Quiz 'Em team has progressed through o successful season of competition, winning several expensive reference books ond public commendotion. At press time the Lincoln team is in the finals, com- peting with Benson for grand prize. CAMERA SHY SENIORS-Robert L. Brock, Jomes K. Celms, Sue Des Bouillons, Michael John Harbison, Richard Allen Leslie, Gene Kobliclc, Ronald J. Mu, Leslie Omelus Andris Trapons, Roger Burt Waitt, Ben Wheelon, Jr., Otis William Wiley. w 3 Back row: MRS. OBERTEUFFER, DICK HALL, JERRY STONER Front row: ED SAKURAI, DAVE REDPATH, KEITH ARGOW 3 BOB YOLLAND President QTNNTROETTENT, jg 4iffi?WHE Vggggf Q -LQHQT A4 i4T24g2 E3g?PAPA ' Ei OAAA NwgAf,AQN5 'H 'gii RENT ' x5T1QfW AfATNQiENEE1iflg4K nA TRQRRWNOHQSRRNA 1 EEKTEQHQEQ UQFM A PifXET i3iTQTTERNRD JANET JOH STON Sergeant-at-arms DELLA SINN Vice President R. , ! i - . f, AfRMTgrLf 5, in A W :fx V WPS, A X R f R, NIEL MILLSPAUGH Sergeant-at-arms R, WILLIAM MATSON Adviser EDITH KARNOPP Adviser PAT WRIGHT DON HUDSON Secretary Treasurer I JLIHIOFS SINCE ITS ORGANIZATION, THE CLASS OF 1955 HAS SHOWN EXCEPTIONAL APTITUDE AND INITIATIVE. TB S YEAR FIVE MAJOR PROJECTS NEPT TH CLASS CONTINUOUSLY IN THE LIMELIGHT AND PROVIDED OPPORTUNITIES FOR OVER TWO HUNDRED JUNIORS ON CLASS COWMITTEES. FINANCIALSUCCESS OPITS VENTURES--'CURTAIN GOING UPN, TH OLASS PLAY, 'HOOPSTER'S BOP', AN AFTER-GAME DANCE, AND 'H GH SCHOOL DAZE', A MEMORY BOOK SOLD SPRING TERM--LET TH CLASS PRESENT TH JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM, 'HAWAIIAN PARADISE' WITHOUT CUTTING ANY CORNERS. ACTIVE IN THE SCHOOL-WIDE PROJECT OF CREATING NEW TRADITIONS, JUNIORS SUGGESTED AN IN-SCHOOL PRON TRADITION AND SUDSTITUTION OF A CLASS PIN SHOWING THE STUDENT'S YEAR or GRADUATION NOR THE OUSTONARY SENIOR PIN. TH JUNIOR CLASS IS EAGERLY ANTIOIPATING ITS POSITION AS SCHOOL-LEADER NEXT FALL. wi' 'Q 4 af' is X i 'ig-f+fw1Ms11::4? Alexander, Byron fjifkf Mgfnr' ,f' figgvl Q Allen Carol so D - H D ' x , ,V 1 4. D L so-5 Anderson , Gerald D , 4 , f Anderson, Jerry X. .... - l Asburry, Joyce wyy. ,Q ZZ' Vw V55-5 uaggf V. any D go'Qg 1-' SQ ' 'E Avery, Jo ij: 5,33 'W iw ? .. Ballance, Sylvia ,we , H'Dh D5 fs W Banton Ann ,A 5, 1 D, if I .,'- - Barkmag, Brian d.:f i , . I .'d. ,, Barrick, Joan , K,, I , , . 5 . 5 . 1 Bates, Lynn g Qqfg J'gJg '-gzwW',. j'D 35535-5ff5Qi,m3 Vigo' Bedgood, susan Qfggos jsqs ' vow D mfg, rsslsges DHJQ od' Ev' 2 Benson, Johnanna ' ' ' K A , l- Berry, Marilyn 55W'lWD' 5 VV, ffslgiafiaw Bishop, Pat al Y. - I I assi? W 2 K if Blevins Bruce ' Blood, I5ary19 A .::' Bloomfield, Lorna l l ,nno D . Boganf Jay -nnn ,sl i f - on 6 5 . Bookwalter, Louisa g N. i fn, - Bradley, Charles - 5,,M - yye gps Brajavich Nick ' ' daring' , y-3 2--, 1 , w. , Broadbent, Sandra - '1 I 3 I rr za , I g gi' Brooks, Gordon ,J ,, if 2-Q ii i.WPk,k5 . ,, of If , ij il . Bryant Lillian dd D as ed'n de 1 ,noe Bulloci, Betty we 'Q' - Burnett, Marilyn A , ' D D' Burns, Marilyn - f V 5 gs, iQ's gf ' I Burton, Julie , L 1 ,Q 'zz' , 'Di l Byers Marion X - D 'D --if ' I y K calveit. Evelyn D if 1 r K gf Gal-Vert, Marlene , 'I- T33 S j3 ,k, .,, 5 z :..V K 1 Campbell , Archie ' ,, ZZZII' W ' N ' ' g - , D , A ,,,,,. gampbell, ?ac H V 'D 1.,,s 3s ' 5 I-v , ar-lay, Ken , if- as Zo, D -' ' ,. y Carter Floyd ,af D M' ., f 5 'ii' -': , f Cates 3DhD Q51 'Ds'5 lbiiyif fas'4 sie? . eerl DDssYDf E in Da Childreth, Mary - - o4-- D oool CmunMd,BMD ,H 5 ' fffwznif, dlddd 5-KH T fwrsff' o Chisera, Bob, sa'3 s lffixsflfvsssf a ?iifiE5fi?31TinF? f l D N H I '- V V' IY , Cleghorn, Ladella , V-,V . ,V J ' 1 ,. .T 5QVgq TTQE, Cogglns, Alice i l , 'leL,' as FD? fi .mf ll C0191 50811 I Ka ,,' j D 1 lag' W ' Coflditl Bob l ry y yyell ef' y conklln, Bob D , D Cowley, Shirley 3 ' I if A fi' Cox, Sally , y , 'Qs , 'U, Iillll 'D , Crom, Maudina D A assay' Daffy 5, up ,, A l. w -,,- 1' , I 1' no, 6611 k I W: R ' IX A Daugher ty Donna . ' , , ' Daugherty: Roger - .l.. 395' 'LI' , Davaney, Mary Jane 1. MV , , , Af,-ff V Davis, liyartlar-aB b ., o 1: d HV D: 0 r 4 y, so Davis JoAnn lll .o Dawley, Louise f ' l Day- Laurie D f D ' Dennis, Woody l f Dennison, Robert -- A'll Dirdorff, David fl , Diddy, Patsy , I f.,: 2 , ..,, fo' WA A ,, I 'fly .:,, Ki, l gorsey, Louise . 1. ' A X W f'-Qzf d l D Oveton JOSH D ., DDSDOMDDCD g D f f - ,.. i 'Il' Q , ly, Ebert. Di-8119 ' lifg lrll ,iiy sgi,. ,,,,,,, fswf ylls fjgif Dr fl mlHwUm,Mw1 o ,,.l D Ellis, DDMG1 ., - wi, 55950122 '- ' av ,gl A T' 1 'l 'f.' .g G . ,I 5 Q, V.V 7 of U..-- . J ,. v , J r Q NJ' , 'Y ,il -,, 9 1 'el J, L V I ' ' , a W new D are fwy Juniors Fry, Barbara Fixlcuda , Bruce Gabriel , Katherine G-alvez, Joanne Gavin, Veda Erickson, Charlene Erickson, Sue Failmezger, Marilyn Fairbanks, Molly Fisher, Karin fi Franklin, Zane Qiyp Freeman, Rosemary 'Q - 'bjmllx f if' X Vw 25 J go Ks 1 of G 5 f -'Q-iii.: 'is x VV, 31' gill' 'v veg ' 5- J Vw KIM- , Wifi fo VV VV VVJV VVVVJJJJJ Vs, . J o woo- M ao fJ -. J A To J J - J .fgg W I 7 2?-3 1,: I LIES! 'ff f fi' J J J JJJ J J 2' J J JJ, Zvq. Eg, J ,KJV ,V V ,,,.. VVV A 1 ' f. 7 J Z V Joh.: , 5 5 EH V ...,,::af -,J J ,.:5' in... J J J K VJ w , r' il S oi f 5: 1-J 419 ,gi J Gephart , Donna o Gerding, Bob Geyer, Mike Gibb, Barbara Girton, Janice Goldsmith, Marilou 'W L o - J J Goss , S9.I1d1B ih 'J J J JJ GOW -Tim bbb J bbbb J J Gfeiloo Jim bbh, i Slgiriey ' .. ' 'x H U- '.,. I ' ' Handiey-,gDick ':VVJ .- LV, ' Hanson, Carl E Y 'AAA 1 Q Harding, TCU! J! F l a y! J 'ff J J ,I', :S J Hardta Rua-nna ' gb bbbbb i Homo, Ammo 5 Hicks: Dan A - J bbb Holoooo. Doloooo f , :'L bo'b Q ' o JJ Holdma-11, Jim , ' -. W wwf I JJ Holman, Don V .J J V QV J J- J J J, V Holt, Gwen J J gbz J Horning, Paul '1 JJ - ' J J-To J ... JJ , J How Jaunita ,J - ,J L J ,W-3 J 51 J, o.L J 53,-JJ 7' HOYBH MBPS' J ' J '73 Hunt , Paul ,JV h J Q J M. Hurd' Claudia N . ' A A Jackson, Nancy lx V 55: L f ' - JJ ,J JJ J :Rig Jackson Phyllis ,,o-o ' V J gV'aVcno1ll:LS,,gigV:Vhard. J J J - JJ o,f' y A e een J 'Ei' ' Vj' ' V A AA ZZ- A Q5 Jelinek, Paul o Ji of. ,, by by Jenkins, Art I V V Jensen Dan V J Jo , V hk VVVVV VV J geagenz Rt-5:21 f': 3 ' H 245 f i ' f N J0hf1S01'1: Fred Johnson, George , ' J Johnson, JB-Het J f' oooo . Johnson: Marilyn Jones, B111 J L o - Jones Mary Arm i-. V ,,, -J V -- P :VJ y Q Ju-ddl,Herbert J ' L - . iv' iii ' L Ao A A 'iJ K f ti M 1 on K:Zg.oJo3s, or 6 zoz' J Keeler, Doug ooa ' L J Kelly, Amy off- Q avoo ' J f Keneston, Sandra JV ,V J V ' 'V VV V V Kennedy Vifsinia J 'J J J Kepnelwzfim A J Evo o-yy J I J Kerslflnerl Sandra gV,,ggJ,' J JJ,J J JJ ,,VV , Jg ,K V JVVVVl , Kimball, Susan .Iii xv. ' ff Kneeland, Gail J 2 'o V V ::::::bm2:s'11' oo J Krause Larry J ao z JJ- - ,JJ J JJJJ J LHMSPSS, Bovooly JJLJ by no Lalldyea Tom J Q Lf ' ,L JJ,' .J wig ! 'LJ Langdon, Galley JJ' 2 g J Laman, Joyce on I M WW ' 5 J J J W J Larson, Alfred J J f ' JJJ J'JJ JJ 5 J JJ L thro Ann b b' sf ' J ' - ' - ' A J Til L i Lzwrengg, Terry ' 'jj J' if JJJ' if 1, Eg z Layley Mary Ann I JJ JV ' 1 -. V W- j J M Leedy, :Doug J VV J J J VVJVV V VVV VVVV VV J V Leher, Bob in -ol Yo 'JJ' Leonard Penny V J A Lesg.'ie,'L'Don J o J f av 32 -J JJ V, V L OW S Om 5 fl, Vgf J Joo, L- ,,o j'T. ,.JV J VV F If JVV, ,Jo of 7 Libeli, Nancy J V J J J 3 V Lucas, Ann J,,V ,,.o'V, J V, o . J'JJ J VJ if J Vgjka Lv-nd, D008 V J ' H MGE1rmo1v, Judy .fs aobJ J J 1 l V J '-iw JJJL K ,G MCK61vSy, Harvey 'J JJ fx ,- LCLH'-lghlin Patrick JJJJ Nc ' McMullen, Gooo J Madsen' Lloyd J V JJJJ, -E J f I M81'ShH11, Ame : H .J o iff -oof sf o K 1 i . ,Qv 1 4-4n,,.V 26 Juniors f N ,f Martin, Charles . , , V K WA l Mas on Russ , S V W : rl . H Mk ki , .ji K H j f . 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X , ,K Q 3 'i Swenson, Linda ,Y S '- ,,, w e ' Taylor, Tempe Juniors Abi MH 27 AND LINCOLN SCIENCE TEACH R INSTRUCTING ATHLETIC FIELD Thomas, George Thomas, Shirley Thompson, Diane Titus, Jack Traentenberg, Jean Tuft, Stewart Turner, Gloria Unger, Carole Veazie, Margaret Vetter, Sandra Vogel, Priscilla Wagner, Sandra Walsh, Nora Walmer, Lois West Bev Wheelon, Shirley Whitley, Annette Wilcox, Norene Williams, Gail Willis, Delores Wilkins, Larry Wong, Verna wright, pm Yolland, Bob Bradjavick, Pat Lee, Spencer Walker, Ruth Philips, Geneva MR LINDSTROM, CIVILIAN DEFENSE SPECIALIST RAIL BIRDS ON TH PARAPET ENJOY ACTIVITIES ON THE ,.f ON A SUNNY SPRING AFTERNOON ,QW BETSY HIBBARD REHEARSES HER FRESHMEN FOR THEIR RADIO DEBUT FC L . ws Miwu iw' QW W MAY EYES WITNESS ROSIE MILLER WITH TRADITIONAL SOLEMNESS PHOTOGRAPHY STUDENTS EXAMINE THE OTHER END OF THE CAMERA MISS FUKUDA RECRUITING HELP IN THE BOOKROOM GROUND WORK FOR HONOR ROLL GOOD NEWS FOR THE DEFENSE A CLASSROOM MEDLEY 9 DICK HENZEL President BERKELEY HOLMAN Sergeant at Arms LOGAN RIDEHALGH Representative at Large ROY LINDSEY Advisor O ARDYS URBIGKEIT Vice-President PEGGY H ITKEMPER Sergeant at Arms MARCELLA JUBITZ Representative at Large RUTH ARBUCKLE Advisor O s NANCY WILLIAMS Secretary KEITH HUTCHINGS Treasurer Sophomores THE PRESENT SOPHOMORE CLASS, CONSISTING OF SOME R65 MEMBERS, IS THIS YEAR MAINTAINING THE HIGH STANDARD OF SCHOLARSHIP WHICHIT ESTABLISHED IN ITS FRESHMAN YEAR. 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Thomp s on K .X Thomp s on Z L Thornp s on , L we 1577 ?',.D' fe lll N WU eefl ' . 'N-z-nl' ..,,,., , f ,if ..,, S 1:4-'FE it w 2, X W 1.5 W ,, HI . -:gy . ,,.. , .A hw 5, , e mf VL.. :sf Sf H S .su f 1 ge. . or , ..,, 1 l, .- L V 'V ' or S. l ff Sopllomores Thurlow, J. Tomori, J. Todd, S. Tranch, B. Tofflemire, R. Trapans, J. Toly, B. Trommler, J. Troxell, S. Turner, M. Tuchler, D. Turner, T. Tulley, R. Underwood, P Turnbull, G. Urbigkeit, A. U'Ren, R. Vogel, K. Van Riper, F. Vose, B. Vauclaire, R. Wagner, M. Vidgoff, R. Wagner, Y. Walker, G. Watson, R. Wallbridge, P. Weaver, D. Walters, J. Weaver, F. Wardner, G. Weber, S. Whitaker, D. Williams, B. wick, L. Williams, D. Widdison, B. Williams, A Wilkins, C. Willet, B. Williams, N. Wisecup, K. Williamson, J. Wong, V. Wilson, S. Wood, S. Winkler, L. Woods, V. 55 Sophomores A ,, -f I f-, 5 -, A , I . .Q , ,LZ '51 ooo': W 'k J 333, f. wif' 1 N d 'ff ., or or oerrel , o r el., W, ,.,, A , . , ,,.R ,3,' K H , lqw. ,,,Yai5N3 we V n . 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F I' 6511111611 BILL BURTON SUSAN WILH LM President Vice President VICKI STATTER CHRIS ANGELL SePS9aHt'at'aTm5 Sergeant-at-arms JUDY VIGGERS EDWINA VINE Historian Adviser I PAT HOLCOMB CLARK BINGHAM Secretary Treasurer THE FRESH AN CLASS HAS LED OFF ITS HIGH SCHOO CAREER WITH EXCEPTIONAL ENERGY. NOT ONLY DO THE HAVE OVER 100 MEMBERS ON THE HONOR ROLL, BUT THE HAVE ALSO BEEN SUCCESSFUL IN SPORTS AN OTHER EXTRA- CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES. THE FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TE WON SECOND PLACE IN THE CITYgTHEIR BASKETBALL SQUAD TOOK FIRST, THEIR TRACK TEAM, FIRST, AND THE GIRLS' VOLLEY BALL TEAM TIED FOR SECOND. TWO NEW CLUBS WERE ORGANIZED BY TH FRESHM N THIS YEAR: TTSOT, A DRAMA CLUB, AND LIUS, AN USHER CORPS, FRESB EN HAVE ALSO BEEN ACTIVE IN THE UNDER- CLASS SKI AND GOLF CLUBS. , THE CLASS WON FIRST PLACE INTHE POP CYCLE TICKET SELLING CONTEST, AND FRESHIE ERNEST BLOCK WON SECOND FOR INDIVIDUAL SELLING MOST TICKETS. FRESH EN TOOK AN ACTIVE PART IN TH POP CYCLE AND CAM LLIA SHOW PROGRAMS, TWO FRESHMAN GIRLS SERVING EDWARD POLICH Adviser AS PRINCESSES IN THE COURT. 1 E Vtbk .,,,, V ,,, N .f... , M . Adams, D. Ambuehl, S. -7 A 3 AV 0' 3 V Albrecht, A. Anderson, A. I .ig f Q .34 1. Q ef? Albright, 21, Anderson, B. f f m e V 59' V ' gf 3. Allen. J. P-UGBPSOD, D- m ' 'C ' ' V , . ...4 . , Anderson, J. anger, J. ' V Q ' ff A . , as K do Anderson, S. ankrom, N. W V .A e ,Qu , Vw Q 5 ... -V .. V. 4. f Andrews, U. Apley, D. V , w I K . -V A. .. Angell, C. Arnold, S. Q P -V ' ' T . Arnsberg S. ' ' M ,S . All ' , . V .V Arringtogh L' ganfield, R. V ' f, -vs ff j 1' , 49? . 'W gnkg, K. V , ,,,.. --f ,VV. Q A ,. 4 .5 V Bale, D. B t T .jf 6 K1 V P... Lf' 5, -ff, ,Q Ball, s. Bgtiia 13 Q. ' V. . V' . ' , . h J J ,, V S Lag, :Q 1 f w ...Q ,fi , V V Beard 5. Bedford D. 9 .a Am V .: , 2 ,I B.-.k,'c. Beighly: w. .V dneee ..V 's 'I . B if gif Q 5' if D i g , Beckley, D. Bellmore, F. . ,. .. V ff' - f V. Beckman, M. Berg, G. if YQ ' ti l B 1 D at ff f-'J 'V X .MV 1' ' . Q aif Berger C. Berry M. D . VV 1 f r Bergland, T. Bettman, S. G3 1 SV , . 1. 'wa 4 , 42 ., 'iz , N . 3 , . Berez, H. B5-585, il- 4 ,Q - :L 'tgp Bergstrom. H. B111-OWS. M- ' ' z Q-T71 ' W 1 A I 1 . ., f . Bingham, C, Blackstone, B. M If -' at M V' -V qi.-Y V Blackburn, B. Blitz. E- ,, .QV 4 'ig . X ee, V -Q . J yi, Blackburn, D. Bloch: E' --j .f 'W 4' , ,- ' ' K' . 3 Blackburn, D. Blomquistv Ro V V I ., V Y V B rf: 4 ,M wg. f .ac A .Q ., 3 K Z A.- -ag ,r -J jfs.. Q- V . 'Q ' Bodle C. Boyer K. A V f '3 3' A V. . ,yi sf, Bookwalter, S. Braaten, P. ' . ' V kj V. V,...,' ,,,, .gl bf 9 Box-ter, M. Brattstrom, D. V VL V 5 1' BOS!-SY. 5- Brattain, V. ' X ' ' - xr - s V ,if '17 , . 3-T. K . . sa 845.38 Brewer, J. Brown, U. 1:5 .VV f 1 5 Q , ,. Bfickbarbic. E Brownstein, H. K H 1, A if A il' A A, Erinkiey, 3- Brugger, D. V' ' N V 1 ' V I'0Wn 99 0 Bryant 11. Fifi .1 , , 4? -i ' ' .N ---- ,,-r ,. . it A , . 1 .- l al Q i Vg A, 5 - 1, ' ' Buckner, O. Burton, J. - QL' A . ..,, .5 . , 1 W... I Bunch. J- Butler, J. I ffl A I 4: HQ S . - - XV' M A Suriv, 'UA Butler, S. I , V ? VW af .y., :sf J , in 1 V. ,gi up gn, , Butterfield, A R, f T? be ' 'QW fo A of . . , AIAV A .gy , A V . V fn. A 'V , g, Cameron L. Carlson B. 4 ' ,Q ---- l 'V 4 V4 Campbell, H. Carroll: M. .A N, V VV f., . V 35: 1 C P ' - ' ' V. fir.. .., , ,..., .g . amp' ' Cass! D' 1 A M ' I fi? I N f Carpenter' M' Catlin: D' r.: ..,.- . on - f5?f??2 tfi0f t , XL V . -. .V . V - L V , A Chandler, L. Clark. J- C .2 . 43 D .V -f V+Hl 'fl-.eff Q do ch... F. Claridge D- X .E A I ,, Chuhaj. Cloepfil: W. 3 'W VV, V ' 7 ,, V A Clarke, S. Coffen. P- 1- 1- z V I - .Q V 3, ii - . Coleman, w, . QV ,ig 'ey Sv , ff, Coley, S, 'T' C 4 ' V ' V' M . 'C Cole M, , H 'W . x g gg, ' if V Coloxfza, D. -4 . , Condit, B. E 3 K. . W, il M. Q, D Rx QQ. Freshmen 37 .Q C., .4 J . ay,V'.fg'h . ,M ' ,::.. V Conklin, L. Craig, R. , V ,- .1 ,V . VV V 14, VVVVVV Cooper, M. Crowell, A. 4716533 J H 'iii .Q VA Copley, W. currisr. P. '.' f - ' V' ' .11 ,,-- Qs Cozad, R. Dahlberg, L. . . fCCC ,f , ' V ' V Dare, D. Delk, J. -Q - .f 5 ' ,ja-ff Davis, E. Dennis, A. ., M, 5 ' ,Q lf, f' . 5 VV 1 Dean, I . Dennis, L. K ' i V' lf- Y V ' VV , ' f lV v DeCicco, V. Dennison, C. f ' 4112, 41 W- ls. ' , . FV3 . V V. V. . V f 3 V Dickinson, K. Dorris, S. 44? F 'f 1 . M wr V f ew Qigong J-P g0'giett5 B' 4 +4 j . l 14 f ' 4 O BI' Y - 1' 6 - ,Q Q fi? 1 A V , if . A .V Donaldson, G. Dunlayg, B. AV V QV VV ,V , 'fm 1 V i fm . .- ' , -Vvf' qv' . , 1 V J Dyer W. Elder C. is I 1 fag. 'V ' Eastfiw. A. Ellioi, G. VV . V V '-W Eccles, J. Ellis, E. - '-.'i'iLi V V . 1 ,- ' Edwards E. Epperson K. In.: 1 . V VSV V V 1 1 ....,,,., f V WL, WJ ,Q 1 W.- VO.. 0 L ' VV V V L, V - ' V . V V' V Eskildsen P. Fahner B. ' V N' - 'Q' 1 ' V ,. Y P f Evans, J., Farreng, B. s ' V 1 .5 F F Eve, M. Feist, R. A 5 , I' V f 2 P! ' Everest, W. Ferrenburg, J. ' ,Is 'fn X S V -- :V ..,-... , ,Lx ' Ajyr I 7.,.. W VV, VV ' .2 ' J' at , A , V Vw ' Fisher , S. Freeman, B. J, , , ..,'V V fvf-1-sf '- VV 'V V , 'V Fitzpatrick W. Frederick K. vi ' A V V Wg V 1 F Flatt, P. , Frederick, J. fi , ' , ' ' A ' 1- - 1 ' Fletcher, J. Frazer, J. A all JW '55 Q gl J L Fukuda, R. Gavin, R. V ' A V 'A H .. V V 1 Gantenbein, J. Gerlinger, K. 2. 4 5.43 ,, ' h Gaul, T. Gevurtz, J. .V . 5 ., V 5 Garrison, J. Gilbert, D. ', Y V .13 , if , - ,, ,- U..-1- Vg , 'fb sl, M: X '1' Gill, B. Goodenough, D. V V A V 76 -'Z fu - g 4. V as 3 Godard, L. Goodnight, S. .V . V V V 'I by - . -2 1 Vg, 1 VV Goggin, L. Grey, J. CQ ,V V ' - Y ' V Golden, C. Green, M. V V, V- VV . , , ,Vff Greenley G. Gullekson J. !, 5 . .3 V ' 4 Gregory, ,C. Haggardt,,D. V 55 'g 2 .4 V s, b A Gr-sue, Q. Hsu, s. ,GV fa' gg ' '14 GI'iffiS, G. Hall, S. ' 4 ' ' fi A I '13 V V Hallmark, B. Hannon, K. ' VV ' 'S f V' A V Hallwyler, S. Hanscomb, C. '3 Q 5- V X' , -...V ., ,.., '55 g lx V ',VV Qi, Halstead, M. Hargreaves, L. 6 1 , .f ' P .F N 3' -sf Handren, J. Harnett, B. 1' . , . V ff ' . -fill f .M ' X ,' ' 5 N Harrel, D. Heckman, J. ' V V ' Lg ' F Q X Harriman, P. Heinsoo, T. -su yina - I - Aff -2 Vw 5 2 -Q 5- s Hawes: J- H9531 B- f -uf.. ,-.. . V. ..- .-'sf Heater, G. Heyer, M. rf' 2 1 ,V if 1 .V F IV. . V' we .ii , ' V xV ' K-1- Q Y so X' s 'vt-' J ' Higgens, R. A ' , V V V ' Higgens P. 4' - T if' 3 f A - is '35 ,K , za, L+ J ' A Q' , - H-llis, J. , 3- V ,VV V M Hjort, S. V- V 1 - fl J Hodges, D. IV s V. 38 Fix.. x Freshmen Holcomb , P . Holland , S . Hopkins , J . Horning, M. Hornstein, A , Hostetler, L. VV . J Hornstein, M . ,- -- M 'S Howard , . :VV F waz - ' J of ow , ,VY VV., 'L i n ,, M' . 1 ,VV V ,z . 'fgjggg . v V I, '. .V -1 4 .. V, - E .mg VF VV 4 Q ,Q as , 3 . 4 -Y .xg ' T1 9 r ,M - Q if - , 'F eq '15 '- X ,, M . ,V fi V E W EL a 1 e How L. Hughbank D M .K ' ' ' n 1 ' l o ' Q W 1o ' - - - oooo Hubeart, P. Hughes, J. . '- ' , I , 2 Hudson. D- Hunt. K. 1-' 2 2- 1 n Q5 Hudson, R. H'l1I1tZ11'1gS1' Nr : -' k ' f-f ? N . Xzz' K M J .V H ,. Hqg- ' we V iff Hooo J Hutchinson, D. Jenkins , G. - , , 'f 4, LV I V if fs Vf VV F V - s jp- -' Hutchinson, R. Jensen, D. A gi I T, ' fflg'-jf gl- 'J Hyle, S. Jensen, D. ooic Jackson, S. Jensen, J. f IM VV Q, ,, 4 VV E . V, mf, L, - - 1 . if :.. J ' 'L J H J JJ. ua. QV, , , V - -V Veg-fl , .Q Johnson Johnson M , M H .J J J0h!13 on: Johnsfmi wi A' fm-4+ ' --Y -'T N I L , wg, 6, , , , , A , -egg, 1 Johnson, Johnston, J. ,, ,,,, , V Johnson, Johnston, R.' .V - ' , H 'o'o M - V - VV V .....,,,, - 3 , Johnston S Johlin V ff m J'L'L at -V V , oy f K A i , ' Jolliffe: J: Junkin: N: A Vi, -wg V 5 7.51 V V Jones, H, Kaiser, W. ,, VV VV T ',,,' , ' - I Jones, D. Kary, A. V 5 J ' K - 5, 4 ' ,fd - lg.-V ' - we Eli-:fg - 2 i ncc. Q jV f Katz, B. Kelsey, S. -V ,MF I , ' -- ' V,,- -Eg Kaufman, C. Kennedy, B. , V V , , V- V , - f A ,-' Lyyi ' 1 Kearfott, C. Kennison, E. of ,K -V m . I , VVV j Vg, , Keefe, J. Kerr, J. ,,: - V if kyr KE I fi? 'Z W - 'f A A ' 31, f-- QW . ..o V V I VV A J 5 'W Vi... , j -ff? VV V V J - 'l WAV,-Vffo . Keuscher, M. King, S. .ff 4' qi -Q gVV 35Vgf, Keuscher, S. Klein, J. - ' - pg ,-:: Q VV V- V 'fjf o' . Kimpton, R. Knoll, J. ? o,', ' , J 'Q so Vx .--, King: R- Knowlton: K- i J , , VV - J J , so 1-TV , KOP3-in, S. Laford. B- W' W' of-Q 'Q - 511' .. ' . .air 35' Eff ff, f Koski, N- Lame. H- VV :-V ' ' Q ig ' ' Kramer , D . Lafldye , D. V-oo . - V- -- , Kramer, R. Lathrop, S. R K H VV,V J Q J V- -V , A 7 5 J Lee P. Leitch N. '55 if o 'S Lee: S. Leonarcl, R. . Vsmk V ,wg-,J --- - J :VV -.3 . V .gg - , Q , Lee, T. Lewis, E. V . , f . Leisure, c. Lindberb, B. A 2, ,,,, ff ,Zz YQ ' V K' 'V .Vo ' Q -,,-.f JS., , :, ,f7 w5?25Q1. f . ' V -.,,, , V V ' V , - V- :V VV 1 V V VV 5 V 5515. V , Lipscomb, T. Lowry, D O J - -we H Lively, J- J- og- , ff dig-Vgf H LiVif1S5t0I1. B- Luders, C. Aj VA- VV - VVV V Q- QV-V .,-' V Fig Lommen, D. Lunagren, J. K K - J V J iq .f Mabry, D. Makawa, M. Q3 -fn V V V Q '54 3 MacNamara, T. Malaer, P. 5 A V V , gy Madsen, D. Manley, C. -W iv, ,gV V, K W 7 - -A S ' r Magee, L. Mar-inelli, M J ' mf ffl - .--'ifIl 'h he L f Fe - -- Q 57 1 f ' f Y -. Y , .' I . 4 , s .MV 7 gf M45 ,QV ui- f , 1?Sf -1 6, -1: VV'o Markewit z , Marsh , Martin , J Mason, f H H is on , K' ei . . 'if -HKKK ff in - We M '-' Martin, J. A' , uf ' .21 --- ' ff-, '-', 5 Freshmen o 5- ,X X39 sf' fa' A Lp Q L M L L ,.,g L L A V -.: , 541' V H fm, V Mathews, R. Mellenger, J. ffgL ..-. LQ L 9 ,fi e k .5 - - ' :,-- L -M A - L Matshuohj-man H' Meredith: J' 1-,LL 552 QLLLSJ - . gf A L V.Vr A ML Mead, C, Merrill, R, N' J' - M, if M 34-5 'f A It Meeham, J. Meyers , M. M LM -L- - M - 4 MLL LL L '. 'QF - L Q: -1: ' A -:L :ssff Mick S . Mi1161' J 1 M M AAA,,,, LL LQ-fi f Lf , -f f L Mickelson, Z. Miller: B. MH 'rf L Vvgg Milan- D- Miller, D- ik -L ,ge e ':': : L gk ZL, 'L'LF LL L Miller- B- Millar, I- - L 1 - L -eess PM ' M-L f U -M 15 N-lg-L-iw--2 f ' 'Si' K L VVAA L L M Mn L, ML ':': V M L- M 'V D M ,A I -1 -- Miller, R. Moen, D. 'M -'-- J fbi- ' ---- -. ' L W Ei 1-- M L' - Milligan , P- MOPUZZ, G- , L L LL L jx, L ,,,, S, M L, L, ,L LLL L L :--- M - ' i f ' - 'r f Milliken: M' Moreland, A' - LLL, ' Y L M0b19?T- G- M0I'61SY- W- : ' f L W...-L '- L L M - ,L M I f ,-1 -Q L kg, LY ' LL -Q ..., K I Li L orosi . Murray B, - - M -1:- SOEQH: g- Murphy: M- .--,,, LM K Y .. 1-4 -- ML ii:-LL Z V L-- -L L '-Q' L L V u ey: I Myers, L- ' 5 .L ii 'f ig if L l ff L L if Munhollon, L. Myers, M. '-DJ ,Lg --- ' PM M M E LVLLLZ., M,t.ieM-L LL, L Lg H LL. U J L L' .L iL ie? L' -L ' L ' -- K -M -A I- ' V WL ' ,l L. ' McCas11n, J. McGarz'1 ty, F. 5LggMMLL 1.Z J A L! LAM M ELL LL L M McConnell, D. McKean, C, 'f ' f f -SE ' D3 M 51- Mccormellv T' MCK5-tt1'5-ck, D- Nl- ' - LLL f ---- LLM-Me ' Mcmlisotf, M- McMichael, B. ' Zz, -M ML MM, - L , ,.: 13 L ,k L, ., , L ----- MM-- M --Q.1. if 'f,M, fil l ,M-: M .M -M,, TEL-LL 1- - E N In -E,: ,L ::L LL :1A A LL qvu E L? VY L LL :W ll L, i Nozler C. Nylander V. bVLA A ,LL -. .. g y ' L L ' Ness, D. Niimi, F: A ',FL i f K, ' -Q-Lmgf ' 'g f Newcomb, J. O'BI'iBl1, P. 'L ' in L- ' Nicholson, H. O'Donne1, M. ..-- lb- M 'f -- ' ' ' L M LL L LL L ' ,.':1 - gi, M M M gg M ' 1 Q L ,LL. L LV g L -L ,L A Oakerman, P. Ornelas, D. ' 'M- I . -? L- ' ff ,2 3 f- H L okayama, K. Overdahl, D. MLLLL L , ...:,, M -2 l M2 'f . -L Olin , J. Osborne, R. 1-L: L W, m, V oleman G osaki R. P '- L L M . ' L ' 'DL ' ' Ovez-by J Pangborn K. . ' ' 5, - Oviatti J : Panton, 171. M 5 ' gg i- L-QL f ' - Q , W' W - M' Paget, E. Pardon, J. ,Q L L M ' J '- Paget, E. Parker, D. LL M- M- M P A - A D K ' Y' Z'12 ' J ' Parker K. Patrick M. J A f- ' -ig L J L L Par-kia: E. Patna:-s5n, J. . M- . W M , Q M Pam-ot, v. Penningmn, T. Patheal, D. Peterson, B. M' A I M LL -4 DEQ- I X' NL LLLLL. 10' PSVSPSOU, G- POPS, T- 'L ' L - f L L L - L 'LL M 7 Peterson, L. Pratt, L. D 1 33, ' 5-'ff ' 'A Pidgeon, P. Pratt, V. L- .L A ...jf LL M4 M i f ' Pomfret, D. Preble, W. LL Qi 1 111 i J , LL-L M iii--5 Li-,L M LL E Vzhv J Preston, R. Ragen, J. ,L ' 'L Q QL L A - L Premo C. -..'vRands B. J ' . ' L3-.L V mi- ' , A. D K M m Puhatg, C. Remackler, R. 3 '- M ' - Ji, : M L' L, Purcell- J' ' Rasmussen, S- L - QT AVMM L . J ' X f L -LL M M A , L-5, t 'i s ivflfw- f f ' g 1 X -' M- LL-- L- L LL -- 'hf L, , MM-L ' J M ,D P Rector, J. 1' 'ff L .- -' on Ms L., Reed J. 5- ' T 53 ' DLID ILT D Reesgw P' L LLL L gg - L' K 7 rl wr:-,L Rah-bers, J. LLPJ M Raider S- + 5.-MP LL Lf ' - - Lf M ' PL- Q0 Freshmen Reiff, J. Rienecker, R. Reilly, J. Rifer, V. Rice, S. Riggs, J. Rider, L. Riggs, L. Robinson, J. Ryan, S. Rubstein, P. Sadis, S. ,,,, Russell, D. Saito, N. N Rustan, P. Sanburn, L. Santangelo, R. Schierholz, Savage, R. Schmick, D. Schafer, R. Schiller, P. Schan, D. Scott, L. Scott, P. Shoape, S. Seim, R. Sichel, J. Selig, R. Sidman, G. Serpa, P. Sigloh, A. Sill, D. Slovarp, D. Simms, J. Small, W. Singer, P. Smitherman, Slavich, H. Smith, V. Sorenson, D. Slatter, V. x Soucek, G. Steinson, R. , We Stanfield, L. Stoddard, J. Starr, V. Stoughton, B. V, , .f'ril'if M . WM , L7 :SJ f ,,,,1 V- f ' S. , ' . , - , 1 ' ff .- R.. R A - S, I- gsiff ' str-aiu L. Sullivan, s. 1 f f' S 'Q 'Q strombiu-g. M SHOPS, J- T J V J' Stryker. E' SWOPS, N- ' :-:: :,,, , g 9, ,,' x if , ',,L' W:'7 W Sukut, O. Tadina, C- SJJJ ,-'2f l Q ...Se i , vo. ,W L of ' fl, A V S K Z., f L,,'i, K 'VVJZ S ,,!, ' E Takeda C. Teitenberg E , . gm Tattam: T. Teuscher, 5. ai g f , X, g .K 5-Ay, ,L Q Vg Tap, A, Tholan, A, A S Taylor, J. Thomas, H. ei ,fl S H A .... S s .P X -W .J J .,. ,S M, I SQ: 7 ..,, i Y. Thomas, L, Tomlin, s, f - Q pf Thompson, P. Torgez-son, N ' llie 1. Thompson. 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Young, P. 906 Row 1: Evans, Bergland, Everest, Hall, Thompson, Halstead, Lathrop, Sill, Berg, 42 Cameron, Peterson, Mrs. Hibbard , ' Row 2: Bloch, Byz-ant, Wickwir-e, Bookwelter, Murphy, Hillis, King, Canpbell, Brownlee, Bodle, Gerlinger, Statter, Hall, Martin, O'Brien, Milligan, Goddard, Blomquist, Sulcut, Mr. Olds, Barlich A Q, .. Q1-gf? L v:Q5?f555if'i - ae- -:wi.f2::L---121 in 1 2452 ff , V 4 1222 Vs .:- ,' 2 r ki i xfi w-.. .. ,Sex-.S 54 5 - 5 .',. 25' ', . H ' p h I w g: ,, aa 2 r ,f WW 'fir rv ff- ' W e x 152 my A V - r , .. M r - The Girls Sextette sereuade at the Senior Girls' Tea. Dr. O. Meridith wilson, President University of Oregon, chats with Mrs. and MI., B111 Matggn Author Henry Steele Commager. At the prom L I Group of Visitors in the faculty lunchroom Parents and Teachers caught off guard at the Senior Tea. X copnomore: 4.uu.ru.Lu5 vue ..-si-.v seo., . ,, K : X N N 'W 3 f V? x G I ff -Tbx Lf 5 -J' I ,. YM .wh mm WIRE, N Q 5 ,W Eff' 5 ,f ,- , qty: X jf L N kg i ORGANIZATIONS X 46 MAC CROSS President TERRY BURKE Athletic Board Chairman . ::'5. EE,- 'fw'1 'Ji '55S,':f I viiiir-'1'SEIzS .J ' 65 55155 JK? gggf' tif, g?z EEE? It ASR . EM- ,, WESENWT WTSQQTWW IEEEPRAI-I, SEMESTE R JUDY JACKSON Room Representative President LYLLL BRECKON Editor S, Ig 5 A ' iil fqfg 1- LI . es. , K ,SQLTLHASQL . 'f v A A ' e1 1' CAROL ROSENRLATT CHARLES REID 'SETI Am' MINIMOTO HITS OYAZARAI First vice President Second vice President S9CT9t3PY Treasurer Spring Cabinet MAINTAINING A CONSTANT SPIRIT OF FRESH IDEAS AND EFFICIENCY, TH SPRING CABINET NOT ONLY SUSTAINED TH ENERGETIC PACE NECESSARY TO CONDUCT TH MANY SPRING ACTIVITIES, BUT AT TH SAM TIM KEPT A PRACTICAL EYE TOWARDS THE FUTURE OF LINCOLN. ANMIOUS TO GIVE TH COMPLETION OF TH SCHOOL YEAR A SUCCESSFUL FLOURISH, THE OFFICERS DEVOTED MUCH TIM AND EFFORT T0 THE SEVERAL SCHOOL SERVICES. LISTED AMONG THEIR MANY AGGOMPLISH NTS ARE ARRANCEM NTS FOR TH JUKE Box IN THE CAFETERIA, TH ESTABLISHMENT OF A SUGGESTION BOX FOR STUDENT IDEAS, TH INSTITUTION AND APPOINTMENT OF A PLANNING COMMITTEE FOR NEXT YEAR'S ACTIVITY PROGRAM, RE-ESTABLISH NT OF A SENICITABLE IN THE LIBRARY, AND AN EXPLORATION INTO TH FINANCIAL PROBLEMS OF THE STUDENT BODY. THE SPRING CABINET CONCLUDED THESCHOOL TERM dF'5h WITH THESATISFACTION OF HAVING RECORDED ANOTH R TRADITIONAL LINCOLN YEAR OF PROGRESS. P JS I E . . . A ffilfi S S . IAIS f A A AI' A - SHARON SMITH Rgs?M?RY JOSSI MARVIN BECKMAN FRANCES ELMER Girls' Representative G r s Representative Boys' Representative Adviser Row 1: Minamoto, Doherty, Preble, Grelle, Battin, Davis, Rosencrantz, Lockwood, Keeler, Kramer, Okayama, Warren, Horenstein, Wonacott I Spring Room Representatives Row 2: Sawyer, Williamson, Anderson, Claridge, Brewer, Asbury, Tippet, Iliensky, Shea, Coegrave, Sarring, Humphreys, Knoll, O'Br1en, Kohl, Daly, Platt, Johnson, Lathrop Row 3: Vetter, Craig, Campbell, McGi1ligat, Urbigkeit, Young, Bagan, McGuire, Pallay, Jones, Dennison, Stoddard, Ualsh, Jordan, McClelland, Diddy, Barnett, Russell Row lg.: Steiner, Auxier, Ott, Tuft, Holman, Krause, Geyer, Underwood, Emery, Sharp, Sukut, Lathrop Row S: Thayer, Griffith, Davis, Scarino, Campbell, Case, Berez, Tremayne, Maurer, Stickley, Jeans, Charlton, Beall, Meier, Magee, Gevurtz, Erickson ' WTKTW' ig Q66 A Q, , 3 1 M s fsnsfiff ,, f Ye , , -.:ss-'we' IS MAUS BARBARA RICHARDSON Tgeasurer g2'f1:ii::,yHUDS0N Second Vice President First Vice President Fall Cabinet STRIVING TO UPHOLD THEIR RESPONSIBILITY AS ACTUAL REPRESENTATIVES OF THE ENTIRE STUDENT BODY, THE FALL CABINET WAS KEPT CONSTANTLY ACTIVE MAKING NUMEROUS CONTRI- BUTIONS TO THE SCHOOL, BJTH ACTIVITY WISE AND IN OTHER CAPACITIES. A CAMPAIGN FOR TEE PROMOTION OF STUDENT BODY CARD SALES STARTED THEIR BUSINESS PROGRAM IMMEDIATELY AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR: AND THROUGHOUT THE FAIL 'TERM THEIR INNUMEHABLE ACHIEVEMENTS INCLUDED SPONSORING STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY, SETTING UNIFORM RATES FOR AFTER GAME DANCES, APPOINTING STUDENT BODY COMMITTEES FOR TIE YEAR, AND ARRANGING FOR NATIONAL ASSEMBLIES NEXT YEAR. UNDER THE ABLE LEADERSIHP OF' ADVISER FRANCES ELMER, THE FALL CABINET ENGINEERED THE OPERATION OF ALL SCHOOL FUNCTIONS SMOOTHLY, AND LEFT TO THE NEW SPRING OFFICERS A RECORD OF COMMENDABLE ACCOMPLISHMENT AS A GUIDE FOR FURTE OUTSTANDING SERVICES . wwf! . I l f' fs as , fwsgyy ff gmtssf .. my W A , Asn .,, I I x DORIS ABBOTT UCTQR LEVY ' President JOHN ESKILDSEN Athletic Board Chairman RAYMOND MARIELS Room Representative President LAURA WALKER KIT HAWKINS NORMAN PEARSON DOROTHY GRIFFITH Girls' Representative Boys' Representative Boys! Representative Editor Row lg Davis, Jordan, Reece, Mariels, Jackson, Osaki, Miller, Franzel Row 2: Watson, Linnman, Cloepfil, Robinson, Miller, T. Pettingill, M. Pettingill, White, Mecalis, Milligan, Demas, Shearer, Gray, Guy Row 3: Freeman, Johnson, Hamilton, Dardano, Haggardt, Knowlton, Glasgow, Urbigkeit, Magedanz, Hawkins, Thompson, Kitchen, Brownstein, Sichel Row lg.: Patterson, Beck, Carlson, Morris, Ebert, Sprague, Bitner, Schindler, Kilhem, Bollam, Olson, Wright, Kneeland, Studenicka, Row Sg Gantenbein, Hornstein, Leslie, Magee, Sargent, Kramer, Hughbank, Cleland, Blitz, Conklin, Krause, Morrls, James, Currler, Soucek Sophomore Honor R011 Row Row Row Row Row l: Breidenback, Cooper, Becic, Heitkemper, Tomori, Bruner, Niremberg, Dahlke, Moore 23 Kee, Field, Miller, Vidgoff, Culbertson, Fischer, Farestrand, Blitz, S., Blitz, M., Wong, Bruner 3: Williams, Markewitz, Ehrler, Heihl, Blaesing, Brewster, Glasgow, Troxel, Bartel, Bavis, Hellberg hz Urbigkeit, Sakurai, Todd, Paul, Long, Townes, Tuchler, Humphrey, Finch, Haddis, Mittelstadt, Watson, Butler S: Thompson, Hatorn, Helbock, Underwood, Ulren, Hughes, Wilson, Ireton, Griffin Allen, Inouye, Riddle Freshman Honor Roll Row Row Row lg Ragen, Olin, Tonlin, Johnson, Greenley, Newcomb, Kelsey, Fahner, Mercer, Bratstrom, Griffis, Epperson 2: Mackewitz, Heater, Anger, Gantenbein, Albright, Boyer, Stryker, Katz, Hostetler, Soucek, Anderson, J. Anderson, B., Winfree, Nagler, Dennison, Weed, Albrecht 3: Leitch, Harriman, Lathrop, Knowlton, Gevurtz, Clarke, Elliott, Huntzinger, Peterson, Knoll, Lucas, Wilson, Siehel Row hz Vasmek, Jessen, Viggers, Fred, Myers, Angell, Fisher, Farrens, white, Blitz, Row 48 Bingham, Eastman, McElligot, Statter 5: Kramer, Cloepfil, Okayama, Hunt, warren, Preble, Wonacott, King, McCaslin Rubstein, Hawes, Freman, Fukuda, Garrison , A 'S . A ,gi f ' N :Q Q N M W W Fire Squad Row Row Row Row Q Rosenblatt, Iliinsky, Hathaway, Wood, Eskildsen, Froehlich, Wright, Morris, Hamilton, Mr. Roy Lundberg, Wong Johnson, Van Riper, Wagner, Burton, Tippet, Keenan, McCroskey, Hassell, Eisele, Richardson, Twomhly, Minamoto McGuire, Dennison, Frederick, Easton, Holman, Rogness, Richardson, Vose, Magedanze, Urbigkeit, Miller, Anderson Wilcox, Miller, Bingham, Rosencrantz, Jobb, Landye, Reid, Berg, Larson, Grolbert, Mansfie ld, Jeans Inter Club Council Row 1: Leonard, T. Pettinghill, Frederick, Edminster, Rosenblett, Mrs. Allen, Abbott, Rhoades, Breckon, Minamoto, Shea, Burke Row 2: Schlindler, Hastings, Schnitzer, Greenstein, Froehlich, Dallimore, Harris, McCulloch, Urbigkeit, Ewing, Mariels, Hudson, Turnbull, Johnson, May Row 3: Leo, McGuire, A. Morris, Fairbank, B. Hawkins, Howard, Beckman, Daly, K. Smith, Anderson, Whitley, Shearer, Studenicka Raw hz Pfeifer, Olson, Bingham, S. Smith, Carlson, Jeans, W. Greene, Reid, Charlton, Eskildsen, Ages, A. Green, Hamilton. ROI Row Row Row ISC? 1: Thompson, Morrison, Cohen, Anderson, May, Pfeifer, Yoder, Byers 23 Russell, Sinn, Swenson, Childreth, Butler, Hampton, Griffith, Minamoto 5: Bunch, Boyer, Barnett, Walker, I Kangur, Daugherty, Sprague, Jackson, Josai 4: Ebert, Rapoport, Ede, Yount, Whitley, Daly, Bryant, Erickson, Batty, K. Kangur, Mrs. Hibbard L1nc Row How Row Row Philo Lee, Larson Bollam Thomp Joss1,'Abbotu,'Morr Langdon, McGuire, K Minamoto, Mrs. Buck Row 1: C. Schnitzer, Goldsmith, Kitchen, Burton, Ewing, Minamoto, Bullock, Langdon Guy, Johnson Row 2: Thompson, M Schnitzer, Schwabe, Hudson, Elgin, Henry, Jones, Mills Row 3: Hamilton, Abbott, Williamson, Eggen, Thompson, Cross, walker, wright, Layley, Miss Steinmetz Row hz Reihl, Lauterstein, Schwab, Hathaway, Carlson, Smith, Pallay, Broadbent, Walsh, Patten 14103. Q! I Copian ' il Row 1: Twombly, Edminster, McCroskey, Turnbull, Morris, Bollam, McGuire, Rosenblatt, P. Palmer Row 2: Diddy, wright, Walters, Trachtenberg, Sinn, Lawerence, O'Connor, Cosgrave, Banton, Triplett Row 3: Jubitz, Lathrop, Kilgore, Markowitz, Childreth, Kimball, Cox, Kneelan , P. Heitkemper, Urbigkeit Row hz Griffith, F. Heitkemper, J. Palmer, Doherty, Rhoades, Thompson, Richardson, L. Palmer, Delbruck, Avery, Miss Bauer Kappa uw Row Row Row Row 1: Doherty, J. Pllmer, Abbott, Griffith, Rosenblatt, Rhoades, Bollsm, Morris, F. Heitkemper. 2: Urbigkeit, Guy, Wright, Pallay, Cosgrave, P. Palmer, Porter, Triplett, Hathaway, Banton, Diddy 3: P. Heitkemper, H. Schnitzer, Bullock, B oadbent, Cross, Sohuabe, Jones, Knoeland, Goldsmith, Walters k hg Patton, Jubitz, Edminster, Thompson, Richardson, L. Palmer, Delbruso , 0'Connor, Avery, Kitchen, C. Schnitzor -- ,c T2.CqL16 Row Row Row Row 1: 2: 3: ln.: Lucas, wagner, Leonard, Fairbank, Lathrop, Schwab, Wright, McCroskey Johnson, Diddy, Bullock, Palmer, Broadbent, Banton, Whitley Studenicka, Guy, Walsh, Schwabe, Lawrence, Gribble, Kneeland, Ebert, Griffith Thompson, Wong, Bedgood, Mills, Avery, Daugherty, Karafotias, Overman, Goldsmith, Henry in-r' chi Gamma Row 1: Anderson, S. Wagner, Hutchenson, Lee, Jackson, Shoemaker, Backman, Ebert, Maus How 2: Barrick, Sell, Tippet, Wood, Leonard, Yount, Jossi Row 3: Hamilton, M. Lathrop, Erickson, Devaney, Johnson, Illinsky, M. Lathrop Row Lp: G. Wagner, Fairbank, Unger, Taylor, Shelley, R. Miller, G. Miller A - an 1 SD ' 9 ra wx 904' 1 w Row 1: Mr. Conkwell, Argow, Wong, Beckman, Greene, Charlton, Bohlman, Hawkins Row 2: Emery, Keane, Howard, Moculloeh, Steiner, Wilson, Minamoto, Mr. Williams Row 3: Roemer, Kramer, Niimi, Jones, Henxoll, Bradley, Turnbull, D. Holman, Harding, Johnson Roi lg.: Crisera, McMullen, Gross, Yolland, Grelle, B. Holman, Landye, Angell, Morris, 52 Easton ,var , if jf 45, mg w Az Tri Delta Chi Row lg Bertrand, Sanford, Hastings, McDonnell, Besaw, Holcomb Row 2: Tadina, Galvez, Davis, Llanes, Trapans, Wagner, Culbertson, Crom, Vogel Row 32 Bradshaw, Turner, Elmer, C. Jones, Soucek, Kiersey, K. Jones, P. Williams, Myhran Row lg: Shea, B. Williams, Horsey, Talley, Schwehm, Dale, Ellington, Cole, Porter, Rugroden 5 new 1 - . , '53 :ez 5 K ' 5 'i a, We 1 xb- , 'JN , K X Row 1: Tomlin, Young, Anderson Row 2g McMichael, Lindberg, Nylander, Stoddard Row 3: Lucas, Paget, Rubstein, Ankrom, Soucek Row ll.: Pidgeon, Wheeloch, Meyers, Kerr, Rasmussen, Winfree Lincoln Ski Club Row la Palmer, Mr. Lundberg, Greenman, English Row 2g Riddle, Prag, Sehnitser, Leonard Row z Msrkewits, Holman, Goss, Thompson, Green, Eisolo Row g Smith, Wood, Finch, Nelson, Sell, Wood, 'Unger Masque and Gavel Row 1: Richardson, Sanford, Lehman, Shea, Daly, Hassell, Elgin, Rugroden Row 2: Davis, Stone, Pfeifer, Shearer, Cochran, Triplett, Collins Row 3: Newport, Davis, Orser, Tuchler, Sheehy, Eisele Row lg Arnold, Taylor, Bartlett, Daly, Wood, Hunter Row 2: Miss Chick, walker, Allan, Jshnke, Burell, Richardson Row 3: Bloomfield, Butler, Norman, Austin, Eisele, Lehrer, Erickson Ceemoh Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row ll.: Friedman, Shearer, Rhoades, S. Allen, Hersey Mrs. Day, K. Allen, Johnson, Bartel, Mrs. Black Kelsey, Peill, Reilly, Vogel Culbertson, Albright, Harris, Morrison, Crom Row lg Sichel, Viggers Row 2: Lively, Knowlton, Statter, Hopkins Row 3: Vollstedt, Miss Settem, Blackburn, Clarke, Hagen 13 Q' W C cop Cc C1 1 CC C ci C, w Logon x -N EJ Row lg Hudson, Ellis, Tuft, Mr. Lindstrom, Mariels, Greenstein,Mason, McKe1vey, Phillips Row 2: Underwood, Lewis, Ott, Struthers, Rogness, Stickley, Segel, Millapaugh, Row 3: Davis, Krause, Geyer, Titus, Widdison, Inouye Row lg: Berger, Mecalis, Turner, Kerr, Pound, Wilkins, Jones 1 l B - .. - A , rm --v--..,.-- -7- ..-.-- ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, i ,, Y Row Row Row Row Row lg Berez, Gilbert, Preble, Burton, Lathrop 2: Stromberg, Adams, Statter, Knowlton, Johnson, Taylor, Paget, Ragen, Freeman, Hargreaves 3: Battin, Kaufman, Buckner, Blackburn, Vollstedt, Mercer, Beckley, Viggers, Sichsl, Williams lL: Anger, Butler, Hopkins, Blackstone, White, Edwards, Butler, Clarke, warren, Gerlinger 5: Vosmek, Katz, Johnston, Blitz, O'Donnell, Lewis, Blackburn, DeCicco, Angell, Rands , Young OPti.Tl'liSt Row 1: Gevurtz, Burke, L. Keenan, Frederick, Urbigkeit, Agee Row 2: Hutchings, Smith, Evezich, Coward, Larson, Johnson, Jones, Levy, L. Keenan Row 3: Coles, C. Keenan, Hash, Kepner, Gerlinger, Jeans, Miller, Swanson, Feltenheimer T. Moore Row lg: Rosencrantz, Zidell, Doherty, Brookes, Albaugh, Maurer, W. Moore, Eskildson, Turner 1 1. Row 1: McMullen, T. Moore, Larson, Burke, Bskildsen, Waitt Row 2: Frederick, Peabody, Urbigkeit, Krause, Wilkins, Hagedanle, Segel, L. Keenan Row 33 Payne, English, Brooks, Henxell, Mourer, Stiekley, U. Moore, Jeans, Agee, Kee Row lg.: C. Keenan, Koegel, Coles, Gerding, Albaugh, Doveton, Tremayne, Kerr, Conklin, Reveal, Swanson 1 Roll 1: Hr. Foulk, Byron, Beguin T., Beguin D., Green How 2: Sill, Fitzpatrick, collins, Davis, Berkman, Wong, Fritz Row 3: Barry, Thaokeray, Butler, Hook, Hathers, Hheelon, Tobey, Eisle Goss Row lu Berlick, Small, Iliinsky, Harding, Loason, Lommen, Jelinek, Apiey, Paget, Borter, Barrel Row Row Row Row 6 lg K. Hawkins, Grelle, Reid, McCulloch, Howard, Charlton, Bohlman, Wilson 2: Keane, Holman, Doherty,.Angel1, Greene, Gerlinger 3: Emery, R. Jones, Morris, Harding, Bradley, Turnbull, Herman, Toly lr: Beckman, Smith, Landye, Struthers, Holman, Northrop, Feldenheimer, Barendrick ,,m..,, ,J -4 r R kb as .Vo e 50 + 9 2 I ' ,, I E H ,V 5 1.-eng., 1 .-if no --4,9 Row 1: M. Pettingill, D. Hall, T. Pettingill, Breckon, Sharp, Leonard, Hanson, Feldman Row 2: Falkenstein, Epstein, Goss, Lockwood, Hasson, Froehlich, Thomas, Mr. Owen Row 3: Klein, Mergel, Pearson, Harris, Hathorn, Cottel, B. Hall Row M: Posey, Neff, D. Leslie, Givler, D. Leslie, Cobb, Lukes, Piper, Hubeart 4, ' -5, 1- , W ,J ' nf wife, .Q Q, .,,: , - 'Zeta Row 1: Row 2: Baker, Schwab, Erickson, Lamm, Hurd Row 3: Veazie, Maxwell, Reynolds, Mannagh, Jackson, Daily, Sprague, Moudy Row ll.: Mclnelly, Peterson, Sawyer, Kennedy, Karafotias, Sigris, Lucas, Battin Frederick, Desbouillons, Rangila, Smith, Bedgood, Goss o r n re e 1 i gi - .Ak,1 . , 1 H ,,- ,,,F , pbuv V Xp U 5 .3 N -I .1 y K iii , , ,H H, H I 'S elf J K :H 1 . 1 ,,, ,,, , - , f+i:.,?w . p ' A I ,,'d V I a e s if e Bachelor Row Row Row Row p aal r as f of l ' Q ' ' I V 4 V, Q . -2, - A Mason, Levy, Hawkins, Jones, Easton, Rosencrantz, Cross, Kepner, Niimi, Anderson Minimoto, Steiner, Richardson, Titus, Rogness, Hash, Battin, Occhiuto, Roemer McKelvey, Zidell, Yolland, Ott, Tuft, Hagen, Johnson, Lewis, Satlich Row lg Sidney Blitz, Marie Collins Row 1: Jo Williamson, Gaby Miller, John Phillips Row 2: Jo Williamson, Wendy Twombly, Mar-lyce Rugroden Row 2: Sandra Wagner, Tom Landye, Stuart Bingham committee Assemblq Comnuttee Row 1: Delk, Miller, Nelson ROW 1: Eggen, Mills, Wong Row 2: Klein, Mansfield, Coclcvan, Ir-eton Row 2: Mrs. Allen, Greene Marshall Nominacing Committee ROW 1: gi'ig1HggggQgfa2geO Elgin' Mrs' obertauffer' Row 1: Hrs. Day, Lathrop, Patten, Idinopulos Row 2: gg? 2152133325 Marvlu Beckman, Fred Johnson, Row 2: Enezier, Lewis, Charlton, Hiller Dahte Colhfrlittec 58 t W C ,- Qs 5 YX me T153 Ifwf-1' EK ZF' MM Q9 a 5 . f r ,, Row 1: Hastings, Davis, Perry, Wright, Parker Row 2: McDonnell, Kangur, Daly, Richardson, Lathrop, Maus , 5? . - , W 'K 'Q V if I ' 1. f .Jo 'k-f ' X 5 ' 5 . ' guy . ' ' f . f I ' W, W :, g 57 4 I .- F, V .. K My V Tawanda Horizon Row lg Field, Olson, Martinson, Maudena Cram, Vogel Row 2: Simrell, Helberg, Devaney, Barrick, Paget, Rynan Row g Studenicka, Fahner, Wheelock, Hjort, Caldwell, Hoyen Row : Culbertson, Holcomb, 0'Bria.n, Brown, Schafer, Goola, Marjorie Cram -,---,,,D ,--,,,, , I' V Seatedg Lyall Breckon, Shirley Hamilton Standing: Doris Abbott, Janie Burton, Stan Sharp, Dick Leslie, Sharon Wright R 1: S ith U bi k it FI, d 1 k K B. k HOW J.: WOI1g BBCRIIIBD Green Ch8.I'117011 ow Ggrvufwzl: Cgwzrd' 6 er G S' ennan' M' 6' Row 2: Hawkins, Howaf-d, Bohiman, Mccullogh, Argow Row 2: Jeans, Eskildsen, Moore, Gelinger, Agee, Larson f Q ' ROW 12 13015271 Bfeckona Hall, Sharp: Leonard' Arlin James, Pat Welch, Stuart Bingham, Alan Beal To P8tt1l.'1gill, M- Pettingill Gordon Griffiths Row 2: Froelich, Klein, Person, Leslie, Cottel, Feldman, Harris WV! SUYlf' 3 . A s. 1 t ' - Book Store . I t L P il P Pid M155 Seid booxkeeper gZYiyT:gigZ50grs Mars on, Mary ou 6 S, enny geon, Pat Kiersey, salesg Mits Okazaki, Seated: Charmie Culbertson, sales Row lg Epperson, Mrs. Oberteuffer How 2: Livingstone Row 3: Bloomfield Schwehm, Vollmar, Dale, Newport, Orser, Benson, Rugroden, R. Soucek, Kitchen, Bertrand, Wong, Patheal, Griffith, Keuscher, Koller, Martin, Elmer, Hubeart, Guinn, Hotelling, Puhaty, Lowry, Lamphiear, Allen, Fischer, Camp, Leech, Row lg: How, Psget, McMichael, Malaer, Golden, Gremlich, Turner, Milan, B. Anderson, J. Anderson, Allen Row S: Row 6: Hardin Row 7: Thompson, Miller Row 8: Stryker, Brattan Talley, Cole, Vidgoff, Newcombe, Sims, James, Holmes, Brown, Marshall, Ing B. Reilly, Goodnight, Brown, Farrens, Dowsett, Elliott, Pennington, Mecaslin, J. Reilly, Millinger, Bickford, Leitch, Nylander, G. Soucek, Jobbett, Stoner, 2 e oflo i. L' f S Lf f L5 elll' Z yee'le Ami ,, -- - -f', 2 ,.. . .,,, - 7- xv - : 1 .4 , i , 'Vfiffi ff? ' . I ' L I W 1 ' ' 5 ' if Seated 3 1 E!-5 K V Q f ' '- ' -22 : 5- : af, Q, 152, 1- 2 .1511 ,f ' , N' Z 5 . h W , Hiiffif K fi k'.: 2 I -5' .. ,, f E Y t,l. ' Elmon Morrison, Charles Bradley, inf le We , gl 4 V -,,: y Q . ,,,, Bob Levinson, Gordon Long, Steve he ' w .1 ,,5,,L ,Ip ,ff- B ' ' Thayer, Weldon Meier, Arlin James, A 5 ' - 2 ,a,...', 5,53 o xg Stuart Bingham. -Q 'A V 1 - S L ' L if , ,,,, . . .,,,o ,WL .,,, , ,:l, Sta-adj-1182 ' f . ff V--M-. Age T52 we ,ef ' . ....,, -E '1' f Alan Beale, G01'd0n Griffiths, 7 A Archie Campbell, Pat Welch. L , ,B y , Q sy n ,gs K '. ,bf , ,A sg, ,3 1 o. ,K VLA we K V, V,,, . of V V ,,:,, , Baclmumbers B I f fs ROW 1: Mr. Lindstrom, Janet Hampton, Ann Shoemaker-, Mardi Wood, Keith Argow, Pat Welch. Row 2: Bob Asbury, Jim Feldman, Lorraine Eisele, Jerry Stoner, Willis Cottel Stan Tremaine. 61 MUSI C Instrumental C. ROBERT WHITE Band and Orchestra Below Right : Thayer Hardin Klein Gellatley Smith Carson Cottel Gross Neff Mecalis Tadina Fauz ROW 1: Golden, Bitner, Johnson, Hornstein, Vosburg, Drake, Berglani, Tadina. ROW 2: Dare, Tadina, Smith, Jenkins, Pardon, Patheal, Talley, Ireton, Cottel, Stoner, Walsinger. ROW 3: I-'eedy MP' White Williams, Langdon, Meyers, Hallwyler, Wisecup, Sidman, Hardin, Rigdon, Buckler, Breokon, Handley Matson, Van Hiper, James. ROW Lg.: Wheelan, Meter, Tofflemire, Mecalis, Gross, Stehn, Keller, Stocking, Hall, Bradley, Leedy, Fantz. ROW 5: Neff, Williamson, Losey, Feuz, Lund, Pfau, Wickwire, Handley, Turner, Gellatley, Orser, Leslie, Spicer, Mr. White. BEALE AND LEEDY IHPROVISING VIOLINS: Klein, Thayer, Anderson, Cox, Gorman, Jackson, Johnson, Parkis, Sid.man,,Torgenson, Troxell. VIOLAS: Ireton, Cox Troxellf CELLOSg Sidman, Golden, Safford. STRING BASSESg Hardin, Koch, Franzell. FLUTES: G. Smith, Horning. OBOESg Bradley, Leslie. CLARINETSg Orser, Stehn, Wheelon. SAXOPHONES: G. Tadina, Cottell, T. Smith, Neff. HORNS: Leedy. TRUMPETS: Feuz, Gross, Madlin, Mecalis, Weaver. TYMPANIg oe11'at1ey. PERCUSSION: Cochran, Handley, Jenkins. PIANO: C. Tldine. SOLO DANCER: Elgin MUSIC Vocal A CAPPELLA CHOIR JESSE FOSTER Vocal Music Row Mr. Foster, Jessi, Morrison, J Palmer, Rhodes, Millspaugh, Hanson, Anderson, Harris, Edminster, Minamoto, Anderson, Wright Row J. Asburry, Murray, Wagner, Baclonan, Hamilton, Wills, Lukens, Gevurtz, Thompson, Sinn, Henry, Barrick, Benton, Swenson Row Allen, Olson, Failmezger, Kaz-shner, 0'Connor, Beale, Occhinto, Leslie, Hallsted Waitt, Lee, Bedgood, Baker, Franzel, Norman Row ln Morris, Kimball, Broadbent, Schwab, Hunt, Martin, Gerding, Jeans, Widdison, Magedanz, Murphy, wase, Gleason, walker, Marshall, Boyer Row 5: Eisile, Shea, Oliverio, Gribble, Nelson, R. Asburry, Rogness, Stevenson, Hedford, Gillett, Sheehy, Mason, Berg, Butler, Burnett, Sanford, P. Palmer IIKE HARRIS ACCOMPANIES CHRISTMAS CHORISTERS VOCAL ENSEMBLE Row 1: Wright, Murray, Nelson, Oliverio, Anderson, walker Row 2: Jossi, Lukens, Hanson, Wase, Hallsted, Butler Row 3: Murphy, Leslie, Anderson, Stevenson Q 6 SUPERINTENDENT J. W. EDWARDS SPEAKS TO THE CITY-WIDE MEMBERSHIP OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR ANNUAL BANQUET Forcl Eunclafion THE Roan FOUNDATION sronsonxn mo- GRAM AT LINCOLN IS FINISHING ITS sEco1m YEAR or EXTENDED STUDY IN SPECIALIZED FIELDS Fon ALL STUDENTS WITH THE ABILITY AND INITIATIVE T0 no moRE worm THAN IS OFFERED IN TEE REGULAR HIGH scnoor. CURRICULUM. THE PLAN PROVIDES Noun REGULAR SEMINARS: ENGLISH, nIsToR!, SCIENCE, AND NATLIEMATIGS. OTHER SELECT GROUPS HAVE BEEN ORGANIZED Fon STUDENTS GIFTED IN ART, MUSIC, JGURNALISM, AND STUDENT GOVERNMENT. Row 1: Irene Elmer, Sandra Allen, Carole Morrison, Barbara Cohen, David Redpath, Madeleine Kohl, Mrs. Rickert, Hildred Daly, hols Maus, Lyall Breckon Merle Greenstein, Dorothy Griffith, Frances Heitkemper, Carol Rosenblatt Row 2: Ulaire May, Ann Morris, Maili Heinsoo, Karen Bloomquist, Ilo Kangur, Gaby Miller, Mike Harris, hennock Soot, Keith Argow, Clelia Porter, Dorothy Dale, Wendy Twombly, Lynn McGuire, Row 5: Jim Feldman, Mary McCrosky, Fred Wong, Dick Hall, Eddie Sakurai, Jack 'Wil1ey, Roger Griffith, Gordon Spendlove, Ted Pettlngill, B111 Hawkins, Jerry Stoner, Betiann Minamoto Absent: Sandi Baker MR. WILLS AND MRS. BASSETT LOOK ON APPROVINGLY AS CLAIRE Clockwise: Maili neinsoo, Hildred Daly, faul Cohn MAY SIGNS THE HONOR SOCIETY INITIATION Mr. Lindstrom, Marion Byers, Slate Wilson, Dick Hall, Bill Johnson, Doug Leedy Absentg Mr. Bill Matson, mathematics teacher. National Honor Society WITH THE INAUGURATION OF A NEW ADVISER, HRS. MARJORIE RICKERT, THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CONDUCTED A CAM- PAIGN TO INCREASE THEIR FUNCTIONS AND REPUTATION AS AN ORGANIZATION. ALONG WITH RECEIVING NEW PINS FROM THE DADS' CLUB, THE STUDENTS AUGMENTED THE SIGNIF- ICANCE OF THEIR MEMBERSHIP WITH A FORMAL INITIATION, SEVERAL ADDED ACTIVITIES, AND NUMEROUS GROUP MEETINGS. INTERESTING PHILOJOPHIES, FRIENDS, AND FOOD AT THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BANQUET Junior Honor Society English Ford Foundation Class Front Tables: Kathy Iliinsky, Irene Elmer, Paul Gleason, Row lg Marion Byers, Carol Allen, Joyce Asburry, Sally Cox Lucien Klein Row 2. Mrs, Rickey:-t, Sandra wagner, Betty Bullock, Second Tables: Glelia Porter, Mrs. Southworth, Jack Willey, ' Linda Pallay Gordon Spendloveg Row 3g Alice Coggins Don Hudson, Bill Johnson, Not Pictured: Sandi Baker, Frances Heitkemper, Don Leonard, Linda Swenson, Margie Mills Absent: Barbara Davis Sharon Pugh, Peggy Tippet, Ann Shoemaker Garrett Smith, Mardi wood, Marlyce Rugroden Speakingg Dr, Donald MacRae of Reed College, Co-ordinator of the Ford English program. Art Ford I-'oundahon Class Class Membership: Penny Leonard, Judy Johnson, Stephanie ROW 12 I-'YTU1 M0G11i1'9, Mike HB-I'1'i8, Dave Redpath, Hughes, Owen Orser, Dell Davis, Lyla Culbertson, Millicent Arnold, Alice Coggins, Clarence Sharp, Adoree Caped, Carol Allen, Ann Morris, Elizabeth mwwster, George Adams Barbara Cohen, Miss Lottridge, Substitute teacher Row 2: Stan Sharp, Malcolm McCulloch, Pat Welch, Ray Mariels Absent: Miss Lacy Copenhaver, regular teacher 65 ACTIVITIES The Cardinal 3 newspaper TH CARDINAL, TH OLDEST HIGH SCHOOL PUBLICATION IN THE NORTHWEST CESTABLISH D 18971, WAS TH S YEAR UNDER A NEW ADVISER, MR. MONTEITH MACOUBRIE, AND FALL AND SPRING EDITORS DOROTHY GRIFFITH AND LYALL BRECKON. THE ADVANCED STAFF PRACTICES NOT ONLY THE FUNDAMENTALS OF LYALL BRECKON DOROTHY GRIFFITH JOURNALISM AND PUTTING OUT A PAPER, BUT ALSO THE MEANING OF CO- SPRING EDITOR FALL EDITOR OPERATION AND HARD WORK. TH ELEMENTARY JOURNALISM STUDENTS, THOUGH SPENDING MOST OF THEIR TIME IN LEARNING THE RULES OF GOOD JOURNALISM, ARE ALSO GIVEN CERTAIN DUTIES T0 PERFORM ON TH PAPER, SUCH AS WRITING STORIES AND HEADLINES, COPYREADING AND PROOFREADING, SOLICITING ADS, AND MAKING UP THE PAGES. SUCH WORK GIVES THE STAFFS A SENSE OF ACCOMPLISHMENT, AND LEADS TH M TO CONTINUE PUBLICATIONS WORK IN COLLEGE. IT OFTEN EVEN DIRECTS STUDENTS INTO A LIFE- TIM CAREER IN JOURNALISM. X A - .. I if X ' . DAQ' vii THE EDITORIAL STAFF DISCUSSES A PROBLEM FALL EDITOR DOROTHY GRIFFITH FLASHES HER WINNING SMILE ADVISER MONTIETH MACOUBRIE SUPERVISING THE STAFF SPRING EDITOR LYALL BRECKON GIVES Non OF APPROVAL 'ro THE LATEST ISSUE The DON LEONARD, STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER dj a qearbook With an enthusiastic spirit to match the responsibility of their job, the 1954 yearbook staff undertook the paramount task of presenting the stu- dent body with a traditionally first- class high school annual. Under the veteran advisership of Mrs. Mabel Southworth and the editorship of Sharon Pugh, the yearbook merged from its infant stages of statistics to its final form of completed page make ups en route of the customary path of such stumbling blocks as spilled glue pots and missing pictures. nTh1s is Your Lifeu was chosen as the yearbook theme, and these words gave limitless possibilities in developing an authentic and artistic pictorial review of Lincoln High School, '55 and '54. W L, 1.45 Y -I X, L. q N-4 X if 5 W- -, .lg ,,'f. gqzgvwf- G H 1, 4' Ilmiw:-U ii iw 'W a e. - , A ,. J Y jf e, 'XTQQWWQ SHARON PUGH 1954 EDITOR ART EDITOR STEPHANIE HUGHES ADVISER MABEL SOUTHWORTH HANDING OUT PEARLS OF WISDOM MANY THANKS To LOTTIE H!DE15 COMMERCIAL CLASSES 4 THE CARDINAL YEARBOOK STAFF MR, HEINE'S FORD ART CLASS ASSISTING THE ANNUAL PTA. A LARGE AND INTERESTED MEMBERSHIP WHICH HAS MAINTAINED EXCELLENT ATTEND- ANCE AT ALL MEETINGS HAS MADE 1955-54 AN ENORMOUSLY SUCCESSFUL P.T.A. YEAR. A FRIENDLY CO-OPERATION AMONG PARENTS, TEACHERS, AND STUDENTS HAS PROMOTED THE EDUCATIONAL, FINANCIAL, AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES OF THE ORGANIZATION. THE TEA FOR SENIOR GIRLS AT MRS. DAVID B. CHARLTON'S HOME AND TEE ALL - SENIOR PICNIC AT REED COLLEGE WERE TH P.T.A.'S CONTRIBUTION TO PRE-GRADUATION FES- TIVITIES. THE TROPHIES FOR EXCELLENCE IN ALL DIVISIONS OF ATHLETICS WERE PRESENTED AGAIN THIS YEARg AND IN ADDITION FOUR CERTIFICATE AWARDS FOR SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL WILL BE ANNOUNCED AT COMM NCEMENT. THE TRADITIONAL GIFT TO THE SCHOOL LIBRARY FOR SPRING 1954 AMOUNTED TO ONE HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARSQ AND TH P.T.A. ADDED THE SUM OF TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS TO THE NEW SCHOLARSHIP TRUST FUND, RE- CENTLY INAUGURATED BY TH LINCOLN DADS' CLUB. MRS. EARL ROGNESS P.T.A. President STLLRING LOWMITTEE OF PARENTS AND TEACHERS EVALUATION WEEK Row 1: Mrs. Hyde, Mrs. Rogness, Mrs. Lawrence, Miss Pettinger, Mr. Olds, Miss Settam, Mrs. Danley, Mrs. Southworth Row 2: Mr. White. Mr. Pri11sman, uw. K1n+znw 2 f S' .1 f f QI 4 ' .XXMAFQ . , 1,-,M 511.31 H V, ,Ms-I H., ,V f, K 'Qs ' : 'y O P- T- A- MEETING IN REGULAR SESSION- AT sEN1oR GIRLS' TEA. mas. w1LLs AT THE URN. DAD S' CLUB FOR THE FIRST TIM IN LINCOLN'S HISTORY THE DADS' CLUB HAS INITIATED A SCHOLARSHIP TRUST FUND. AT THE PRESENT TIME THE FUND AMOUNTS TO 81600. THIS YEAR A SCHOLARSHIP OF S100 WILL BE AWARDED TO A GRADUATING SENIOR. IN TEN YEARS THIS FUND wILL RISE TO S10,000, THE INTEREST FROM WHICH WILL SUPPLY SEVERAL SCHOLARSHIPS. THE POP CYCLES, THE ANNUAL VARIETY SHOW PRESENTED BY THE DADS' CLUB, BROUGHT IN PROFITS AMOUNTING TO S2500 WHICH WILL BE ALLOCATED T0 DRIVER TRAINING, THE LIHRARY, THE MUSIC AND DRAMA DEPARTMENTS, THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, AND THE SCHOLARSHIP FUND. THE DRIVER TRAINING PROGRAM HAS A BUDGET OF 81000, ACCESSIBLE FOR THE BALANCE OF THE PRESENT SCHOOL YEAR AND THE NEW TERM IN THE FALL. THE DADS' CLUB ALSO CONTRIHUTED S170 TO TH LANDSCAPINO OF TH AREA AROUND THE FENCE ON SALMON STREET. BANQUETS FOR PARTICIPANTS OF FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, TRACK, AND OTH R I SPORTS AS WELL AS PARTOLING AT FOOTBALL GAMES WERE SPONSORED BY THE DADS CLUB. ROUNDING OUT THE VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR WAS THE FATHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET DR. GEORGE REDPATH AND THE PURCHASING OF PINS FOR THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Dads. Club president SANDRA DUNKIN AND GORDON EVANS, '53, WINNERS OF LAST YEAR'S DADS' CLUB AWARDS. WORKING OUT THE LABORATORY TECHNIQUE OF DRIVING A GAR TRAFFIC OFFICER HOLDS TROPHY WON BY LINCOLN STUDENTS FOR STUDENTS ARE DELIGHTED WHEN TIM FINALLY ARRIVES FOR THEM SAFE DRIVING. MR. HELLER LOOKS ON. TO SIT BEHIND THE WHEEL wifi? 5 XiX 'M4 X PGP CYCLES THE GLEAS ON-LEEDY ROUTINE VIVACIOUS DELLA SINN WISHES PRETTY JOAN GALVEZ GOOD LUCK THE GLAMOROUS CARDETTES WOO PRINCE LEVY An am-ou oqg ,gxmss VIC LEVY REHEARSE5 AS CENTER OF ATTRACTION KENTUCKY IVAL DENNY TUCKLER CYCLING PRO WAAL. . .I SWOW SEVEN BEAUTIFUL GIRLS AND NOT ONE WEDDING Nu-I LOVELY CARDETTES TAKE A BREATHER: MAJORIE LEE, VERITY KITCHEN, SALLY HATHAWAY SHARON SMITH, BEV 0'CONNOR, MAUREEN DOHERTY, AND BETI ANN MINAMOTO TENTATIVE STARS GET ACQUAINTED WITH TH SCRIPT Two LITTLE BROWN GALS POP CYCLES FANS MAKn UP FOR MISSING T. V. WRESTLING GIRLS' LEAGUE BERTHA MACDOU GALL ' ADV ISEH I A. COMMITTEE MEMBERS ASSEMBLING THE CAMELLIA SHOW A 6, A THE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL CAMELLIA snow, WITH ITS COLORFUI. COURT cEEENoNIEs, ACCOM- 1 PANYING Nusxc, AND THE USUAL VISIT ox-I GARDEN EXPERT, DEAN COLLINS OF THE OREGON JOURNAL, CAME oEP WITH MORE THAN USUAL ELAN. TILE NEIGHBOHING SCHOOLS AND MEMBERS oE THE comm- NIT! JOINED THE STUDENTS IN DISPLAYING, NECESSITATING THE USE oE THE ADJOINING ROOI-IS x :Q' Fon THE sHow. , , THE TRADITIONAL ORIENTAL TEA, WHICH HAS GROWN TO BE AN EXPECTED ADJUNCT TO THE Vy- CAMELLIA snow, wAs MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN EVER AS STAGED BY TEE Home ECOMONICS TEACHERS N, AND THEIR cLAssEs AND FEATURING ALL or' THE PRETTY ORIENTAL GIRLS IN SCHOOL. Q A I is ' 1 -pgs! , il Q' gf 'Y M , I IL, A AAAEE Y L ,B Q K L. IQ A ADMIRING THE BEAUTIFUL DISPLAYS A- Giris' League Represencacives Row lg Mrs. MacDogall, Lee, John, Berg, Thompson, Rhoades, Minemoto, Jackson, Reihl Row 2: Vollstedt, Williamson, Daugherty, Banton, Delbrueck, L. Palmer, P. Palmer Knowlton, Jessi. Row g Allen, Marinelli, Schnitzer, S. Smith, Cosgrave, Bullock, Bruner' Row g Urbigkeit, Horsey, McIne11y, Leonard, N. Smith, Birdwell, Johnson, Hargreaves JUDY RANGILA ACCEPTS TOP AWARD FOR ZETA UPSILSON 'HIE ORIENTAL TEA, A BEAUTIFUL AND EXOTIC TRADITION OF THE CAMELLIA SHOW PERKY SHIRLEY HAMILTON GIVES HER VERSION OF THE HISTORY OF THE CAMELLIA VIVACIOUS FROSH PRINCESSES HELEN AND SUSAN GIRLS' LEAGUE THE GIRLS' LEAGUE IS A WELL KNOWN AND GREATLY PAT THOMPSON ADMIRED ORGANIZATION AT Do FAESTQEQQQEES SPRING PRESIDENT LINCOLN, FOR IT COMBINES TH UNIFICATION OF ALL LINCOLN GIRLS WITH THE PERFORMANCE OF MANY SERVICES TO THE SCHOOL. TRADITIONAL AMONG THEIR NUMBEROUS ACTIVITIES ARE: THE ANNUAL CAMELLIA SHOW, THE BIG AND LITTLE SISTER TEA, A TWIRP DANCE, AND GIRLS' LEAGUE WEEK. HATS OFF TO TH GIRLS' LEAGUE, AND A TRIBUTE OF THANKS T0 ADVISER BERTHA MACDOUGALL AND FALL AND SPRING PRESIDENTS DOROTHY RHOADES AND PAT THOMPSON FOR MANY HOURS OF HARD WORK FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE STUDENT BODY. N N CHARMING SOPHOMORE PRINCESSES MARCELLA AND ARDYS SUE PLATT, SMILING QUEEN OF THE COURT THE TOUCH OF SPRING: LOVELY GIRLS AND LOVELY FLOWERS DEAN COLLINS OFFICIATES THE CORONATION OF QUEEN SUE 75 Brother, Cross Over the Bridge Annie Get Your Gun LINCOLN It Must Have Been .Moohglow of Dt't.1fI'1S 'Unn-., Dancing in the Dark Y E IW- YD' ,W ,vi N,., ,. x. Dwi 1 wi, N-1 DAN C E S TQ 'G Its the Loveliest Night of tI1eYea1' Music Prom Beqos-rd flue Moon IP You Are Among the Verq 'Dme Out For a Jam Session Waiten DownYofu12i' For Me 133-A Oh Happni Daqk ROOM FOH ONE MORE Janet hampton, Lou O'Rei11y, Fran Heitkemper, Snirley Hamilton, Clelia Porter, Klaus Bergman, Sue Cosgrave, and Jo Bollam creat a scene of crisis. Class Plqyg PRESS NOTICE: ONCE AGAIN THE LINCOL DRAMA DEPARTMENT CAME THROUGH WITH COM ENDABLE SEASON OF NUMEROUS HIGH OALIDER PRODUCTIONS. AND SPECIAL MERIT SHOULD BE AWARDED PRODUCER- DIRECTOR JOHN LER AN, PROPS MANAGER, COSTUME ADVISER, MAKE-UP OONSULTANT AND ADVERTISING PROMOTER ON THE SIDE, FOR H S PRESENTATION OF FOUR MAIN ATTRACTIONS IN THE LINCOLN TH ATRE, WHICH WERE ALSO FINANCIAL SUCCESSES FOR THE SPONSORING GROUPS. Joan Palmer, Patty Triplett, Bev O'Connor, John Gervurtz, Stan Urbi keit Dick Fredericks, Lyle Keenan, Dave Jeans, Mike Harris arrive for Janie's party. S , Chuck Royse Ami, AW . 365 L?i g ',igZQ2gQi? STAGLINE Dick Fredericks, Chuck Magedenz, Bruce Titus, John Eskildson, and Ted STAGLINE Gerlinger, unaer the direction of Mr. Lehman, give Dorothy Rhoades a Above and Below' Rehearsals BPS tha backbone of th . 6 hint on who w111 be the Belle of une BAII. Play and the testing Sround fOr much memory 'Ork- Junior an Senior Room FOR ous MORE. . . . SENIOR cuss JANIE. . . . . . . . SENIOR cmss CURTAIN GOING UP . . . . JUNIOR CLASS JANIE STAGLINE, ARENA TH HTHE- ADVANCED DRAMA Never under estimate the power of a little sister. AGLINE Exe informality of rehe8rS31S CURTAIN GOING UP John Bohlman and Patty Triplett typlify the battle of the sexes. If you'11 just lift uP your feeti CURTAIN GOING UP What could be simpler? These drama students are acting as drama students. A Pew Samples of Trudie Sawyer, Miss Oregon, 1953-51+ D01'0thY Rlwades, D. A. R.'s selection as Descendant of Pioneers Lincolnfs Good Citizen XXV. I l '. g or fa , ,s, Q , Mike Harris, Class President, a winner in Winners of Ladies' Auxiliary of Cleo E1 1 d City-wide Kraemer Essay Contest. Veterans Contest featuregwgjft anger, Journalist: Jack Willey, Sharon Pugh, And:-is Trapans er 9 luxe Beautul, Brains. and alent i' fff'r7f ff' rf: Qi. ' by f f- ,V f qs Aw V. -1f:':.:v- ww- -4 1 i' 1-fi-fffwr' we b I ,gfsarfs-f Y V-fisfm if '- ' gfsx-:qf..f'::: 1151: ' ,. .z ,A f:,ibfazg1bf,vfb.. . 1 ,W , W 1 , , Z kr X f 9 K 5 ff 5' Q sf Q' aw -nf 1, z' V ,V m M fb 1 if 2? bf wg 3 5 ff Q ! 2' 1 A3 L f' .M J fi Q 'Vw V ,554wg'4gg,f5g'.s,f25p,,f ' . V , , it as Ygfrfbiw mggig.s2+.,e, -, - ,X . 251' f Y . f V , f,f i L,,, 5 5, . . ,K ,V . I , fy 5 'QL .ff- 45 Z ' KJ ,fri Q, , Mary Bitner, consistent winner of A' Northwest Majorette Contests :yd Carter will spend 171 um 1 E a Pat sigz-is -.1111 leave in June to ZfeA,f,',.,,.i22n 315-30g:,3:e:f .nm Feldman with his blue ribbon and study ballet in London Grant, prize winning model train Lincoln Field Trips THE BUSY BOY OFF' TO WORK OH: How msc INATING E I 1 I 1 i THE LAND OF SNOW AND SUNSHINE 6 coLDz BUT LYALL Bmacxou Pzzapomas A nmisuc OPERATION on ROGER WAH-T OBIE IS A SUPURB HANGING TEACHER ,252 A fr k ykk- if D ' 3 9 : L . ' rf' ' 7 8 :SV I W ' JJ-1 i X vii' A f 1 '-,. I-f 712, ,kgg he A 1 'fix ' I 'x i M ,VXX M nf , K I i,,,, , ' K f T 5 '- L' In 9 1 ' K A :Le Ai A JUBILANT WALLFLOWERS AT MAZAMA LODGE COOPERATION PLUS ON DISHWASHING WITH CLAIRE MAY, LYALL BHECKON, MR. MACOUBRIE, AND OBIE. Card Shufflefs Emp and Dive 'ba 445 j X35 o V65 See Saw Your Ptetftl Little ,raw J wAIIemand Leffffj Birdie In The Cage Righfn' Left: THE 1953'5M SPORTS YEAR, NOW OVER, WAS AS BUSY AS EVER AT LINCOLN, AND MARKED BY SOME CHANGES AND INCREASED ACTIVITIES. NEW COACHES CAM INTO TH P. E. PICTURE WITH TH ADDITION OF MR. WARNER AS BOYS' SWIM TEAM COACH, AND MRS. HOLMES AS GIRLS' SWIM AND GOLF TEAM COACH. MR. PARTLOW TOOK ON NEW JOBS AS A SOCIAL SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR AND H AD ATH ETIC DIRECTOR FOR LINCOLN. HE RESIGNED HIS BASKETBALL COACHING POST, BUT RETAINED HIS TASK OF PILOTING VARSITY BASEBALL FORTUNES. MR. SAGE HAD A DREAM COME TRUE THIS YEAR, AS H EXPANDED TH BOYS' GOLF PROGRAM TO INCLUDE A J. V. TEAM, AS WELL AS A VARSITY SQUAD. THIS IS TH FIRST TIME SUCH A THING HAS BEEN DONE AT LINCOLN, AND MR. SAGE COACH S BOTH TEAMS. A NEW SPORT WAS ADDED WHEN A GROUP OF CARDINAL BOYS EORMED A SKI TEAM. ALTHOUGH THEY DID NOT RECEIVE OFFICIAL SANCTION, THEY DID COMPETE IN SEVERAL MEETS. EVEN THE FACULTY REPRESENTED LINCOLN IN SPORTS, THIS YEAR, WITH THE ORDER OF L SPONSORING A HOME-AND-HOME SERIES OF GAMES WITH BENSON'S FACU LTY. KSAD TO SAY, THE LINCOLN PROES LOST BOTH CONTESTS.J WITH THISfPRELIMINARY LOOK AT THE SPORTS SCENE, TURN THE PAGES AND GET THE COMPLETE DOPE ON ALL TH TEAMS. -Q Order-ofL Row 1: Fredricks, Maring, Moore, Mourer, Esk ldson, Schindler, Greene, Jeans, Keenan, Steiner, Burke Row 2: Cross, Grelle, Maylie, Feldenheimer, Doveton, Koegel, Rigdon, Angell, Zidell, Coward, Mr. Goddard lAdviserJ Row 3: Kepner, Satalich, Dierdorf, Stickley, Larson, Tremayne, Krause, Gerding, Cobb, Reveal, Magadanz, Kolb Row kg Litner, McMullen, Jobb, O'Brien, Doherty, Hagen, Carter, Johnson, Rogness, 84, Gerlinger, Packer, Parker, Helback ,I .., , 1 f uk ',., , U 1 L x ,v-A K Q ,. .. .- - u ' X.. --nffx.. V x ' ., u f A Q Q v. fn 4 s t. 1 4 a . 3 Q , - as q lv 4 K , ,. I I k -. . . 1 . p 3 - ay ., -. V , k , ,. , f -. 4 , , . , . L, fx 1 la ,, -4 1. af 4 e, 'a ' 1 '- ' 1 A , , . . . 4 1 fl , , , ,A .-, ., 4' , A . 1. E f . -. -. - . - Q Q- va v ap 5- s ., , , 1 1 Q , - . 5 , 5 1 , , 3 4. 1 q -4 N 1 f g. 7' 1 - 1- Q ff r . 1 L I . 8 y' . Q -4 .N vii ' -z w i., ,HM 1 v - Y-5 -- 2 --4 QQ- Qu Q J,L'Pg N 1 I 1 w Q.. + 3. wg 1 9 N - 'wi - x .nl g 7' U 1 1- -, Q 1 .w mf 1 '- a - rv Q 1 -v X H A 9 - n 4 . 4 -a . 5 3 v Y s v 1 CLEATS CLUMP ON THE GRIDIRON EVERY FALL, AS FOOT- BALL SEASON BEGINS WITH LONG HOURS OF PRAC- TICE. OVER 200 BOYS TURN OUT FOR COMPETITION ON VARSITY, JUNIOR VARSITY, AND FROSH LEVELS. K O f-Football N Staffing Line-up Front row: Eskildson, Doveton, Maring, Keenan, Greene, Wiley, Rogness Back row: Coward, Larson, Burke, Jeans Row 1: Lund, scanner, Maring Parker, cobbfi Row 2: Greene, Jacobs, Packer, Doveton, Pintarich, Wiley iq E3 +17 Row 1: Coiard, Reveal, Zidell, Maylie, Satalich Varsitq Football LINCOLN'S 1953 GRIDIRON GLADIATORS COMPLETED THEIR SEVEN GAME P. I. L. SCH DULE WITH A RECORD OF TWO WINS AND FIVE LOSSES TO TAKE SIXTH PLACE IN TH FINAL STANDINGS. PLAYING BEAVERTON, ON TH ENEMY'S FIELD, IN TB ONLY NON-LEAGUE GAME OF TH YEAR, TH CARDINALS LOST. AFTER THAT, THREE STRAIGHT LEAGUE GAMES WERE LOST. FINALLY GETTING INTO THE WIN COLUMN, THE REDBIRDS THUHPED TH NEXT TWO OPPONENTS,WASH NGTON AND FRANKLIN. IN TH SE GAM S TH OPPOSITION DID NOT SCORE ANYTHING AT ALL! HOWEVER, TH LAST TWO GAM S WERE H ART- BREAKERS. LINCOLN DID ABSOLUTELY NO SCORING IN TH FINALE. BEAVERTON 13 LINCOLN 7 QPRE-SEASONJ CLEVELAND 12 LINCOLN 7 ROOSEVELT 21 LINCOLN O GRANT 12 LINCOLN O FRANKLIN 0 LINCOLN 6 WASHINGTON 0 LINCOLN 25 JEFFERSON 21 LINCOLN O BENSON 31 LINCOLN O Row 2: Jegns, Stickley, Larson, McMullen, Doherty, O'Br1on 5 5 if Q Row 1: Popiel, obb, Kibnan, Evans Team Co-captains Jeans and Eskildson Row 2: Eskl1dson, Rogness, Caryer, Angell, Feldenheimer with Gdeoh Steffen EY7 - 'f KJ COACH JIM PARTLOW Varsicq Baskecball LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN PRESEASON BATTLEGROUND BEAVERTON ST. H LENS MILWAUKIE BEAVERTON MILWAUKIE CENTRAL CATHOLIC Row 1: Maylie Row 2: Porter Row 3: Cross, P. I. LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN fManagerJ, Kepner, Satalich, Brooks, Hash KManagerJ, Doherty, Hagen, Johnson, Mason, Hess CManagerJ Struthers, Mourer, Stickley L. CROUND 17 P. I. L. QROUND ay 56 GRANT S3 LINCOLN GRANT 56 71 FRANKLIN S3 LINCOLN FRANKLIN 69 63 CLEVELAND 65 LINCOLN CLEVELAND 62 76 WASHINGTON 517 LINCOLN WASHINGTON Sly 5LI ROOSEVELT 65 LINCOLN ROOSEVELT 60 53 JEFFERSON 51 LINCOLN JEFFERSON N7 S3 BENSON big LINCOLN BENSON 57 Sammafg THIS SEASON TH CARDINALS, WHO ONCE WERE DEFENDING CITY HAMPIONS, SLIPPED FROM TH IR LOFTY PERCH, BUT MANAGED TO NISH THE P. I. L. SCHEDULE IN THE FIRST DIVISION. THE AMS' FINAL AMES: AND 8 Mosw OF ENIORS, AND LECTED AS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER NEXT SEASON THE CARDS WILL WINS, 6 DEFEATS IN THE TOP PERFORMERS THEIR LOSS WILL BE RECORDS WERE: M WINS AND 3 LOSSES IN PRESEASON REGULAR SEASON LEAGUE PLAY. ON TH VARSITY TEAM WERE FELT KEENLY NEXT SEASON. WAS DARRYL MOURER. BE COACHED BY WAYNE STURDIVANT, ORMER MILWAUKIE COACH. X I 1 asf 1 JEFFERSON DISAPPROVES, BUT nMOUSEn MOURER GETS A SHOT OFF ANYWAY. Y .1-M ,if l., .f ,, ' L. 1 F 21 A A5 I I Wm ' A AAAA O N f 35 EE nr?-rv' 1 'ip ,Xi R ,AL fix EA AA,A,AAA AAAAAO L AANA A F ixxff' ' f XI'-h..,f-s,...f DICK SATALICH KEEPS TH BALL AWAY FROM TH ENEMY. 59 W Varsitq Baseball . t P t L w's Koegle S83 gl X?i:igQ,Pg2riZ: A2geII: Fiegericks, Reveal, Larson, T. Moore, Stanwood, Satalich, Row 3- 33?egart1ow KCoachD, W. Moore, Doherty, Stickley, Eskildson, Milspaugh, Tremayne, Wiley, Cross, Kepner DEFENDING CITY CHAMPION LINCOLN SLIPPED IN 195k BASEBALL RACE, BUT FINISH D TH . SEASON IN THE FIRST DIVISION AT FOURTH PLACE. TH FINAL RECORD FOR TH P. I. L. SLATE WAS 5 TRIUMPHS AND 6 DEFEATS. ONLY TWO PRESEASON GAMES WERE PLAYED. LINCOLN WON 1 AND LOST 1. A NUMBER OF PLAYERS TURNED IN OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES FOR COACH PARTLOW THIS SEASON. TWO CARDS WERE SELECTED FOR ALL-CITY HONORS. TERRY BURKE WAS THE CHOICE FOR SECOND BASE, AND ROGER LARSON WAS GIVEN LAURELS AS AN OUTFIELDER. DICK SATALICH WAS PLACED AS TH RD BASEMAN ON TH ALL-CITY SECOND TEAM. NEIL MILLSPAUGH WAS NOT ONLY TOP PITCH R lk-ll, BUT ALSO BATTED .352. WALLY MOORE LED TH LEAGUE WITH SIX STOLEN BASES TO HIS CREDIT. U Q 90 -+- P LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN 1 2 o 1 L1 11 HS zz OO S?- zz UWM! wr' Er' KD :um D-BO oz zo umm L. momm 15 FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT GRANT CLEVELAND BENSON JEFFERSON FNHFHH PRESEASON I LINCOLN 5 3 WASHINGTON VL DICK SATALICH PRACTICES WITH THE BAT, WHILE LARRY WILKINS HANDLES CATCHING DUTIES. P LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN 1 1 COACH PARTLOW TAKES A SHORT REST, WHILE TH CARDS WORK OUT. -F'Nlk9Ql-'I-'bl H L. KROUND FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT GRANT CLEVELAND BENSON JEFFERSON , 1.. N7 WASHINGTON 9 - .kV. 5 ,,,bL, ----- ?KWq W. I1 'H , ,I 2, 71113. ' El WON ,,,,ANN 2 A IASE A I - - ' '-L' 10 ,111 A 0 A 0 A 2 J E-E , 7 32979 1' ' if 3 vwmA'mEaxfWg Um - ' ff ffzz fsgvp 111111: f' , i 14 .g M ,. 6 H , I ,L :-,, fm! . ,. .. wifi V inifH'S1?ffg1Q5z.i?f1 A1 if LYLE KEENAN GETS READY TO FIRE 'AWAY AT TH OPPOSITION. NEIL MILLSPAUGH, LINCOLN'S TOP PITCHER, POSSESSES A ll, WINS, 1 LOSS RECORD. Varsitq Rack and Field Row 1: Apley KManagerD, Jeans, Maylie, Kolb, Chuinard, Feldman CManager7 Row 2: Hunt KManagerl, Jacobs, Martin, Hall, Steiner, Hardin, Wallbridge, F. Carter, Feldanheimer Row 3: Mr. Steffen CCoach7, Sluyter, Holman, Grelle, Rogness, Packer, B. Carter, Ott, Gerlinger, McMullen, Mr. Bryant KAssistant Coach! THIS SPRING'S VARSITY CARDINAL TRACK AND FIELD TEAM HAS HAD A NUMBER OF FINE INDIVIDUAL PERFORMERS. LINCOLN WAS WELL REPRESENTED IN TH HAYWARD RELAYS, AT EUGENE. PETE WALLBRIDGE, RON KOLB, JIM GRELLE, DAVE JEANS, TED GERLINGER, AND DICK MOEN CARRIED THE LINCOLN RED AND WH TE IN THIS M ET. AT TH STATE M ET IN CORVALLIS, JEANS, KOLB, AND GRELLE WILL AGAIN COMPETE FOR LINCOLN. HOWEVER, AS A TEAM TH CARDS WERE UNFORTUNATE IN THAT THEY HAD RECORDED ONLY ONE TRIUMPH AGAINST FIVE DEFEATS AT PRESS TIME. THE VICTORY WAS SCORED SO? TO h9f OVER BENSON. THE COACHING CHORES WERE HANDLED BY MR. STEFFEN, MR. BRYANT, AND MR. LINDSTROM. THESE COACHES WERE ALSO INSTRUCTORS OF THE JUNIOR VARSITY AND FROSH SQUADS. A , U QQ24 S ' H J Fim3if?lf5H3Hig?5?fHFw 5'W 'M E3f2A Az 45 4 Vgg, 1 , A A ' 2,1521 1'. 1 3 Aria ,-fi . Y AAASI A I ,f t 5 1,1 t-In A K ' 4 ..,,, IQA A I fv ?f '35??? A7 f?5??.iAE?f?E4V3wQLT?4L5wE , 1Ei7fp-, :f- ,.,.. -,. VAEEEZ wYwH'wwHWi?MgWLim -f,, - -'f' :ff - - V , Ivll :ik ,m,,W4,.4,1m5anifgQQg3uw, - Wmmiiwmgkwggf .HIGH HURDLES ARE NO OBSTACLE FOR THESE 2- DAVE JEANS GOES OVER TH TOP. CARDS. OUT Varsitq Cross Countrq LINCOLNS VARSITY BARRIERS, WITH NEW MEN UP FROM TEE J. v.'s AND RETURNING LETTERHEN, CXJMPLETED A SUCCESSFUL caoss- COUNTRY SEASON Fon 1953. coAcHED BY MR Amon worm LINDSTROM, 'JSE CARDINAL RUNNEIB SIIEPT THROUGH AILFDUR 'LMANGULAR MEETS rmDEF'EATED. IN THE cm! MEET 'mm LINCOLN RUNNERS Toon sEcoND PLACE, AND IN THE s'1'A'rE MEET PLACED FIFTH, IN A FIELD ov sIx'1'.v-:EN TEAMS. A TIP OF THE LINCOLN LIIDIS IN ORDER FOR HR. LINDSTROM. HE NOT ONLY PILOTED THE VARSITY THROUGH A TOP SEASON, BUT DID THE SAME WITH TEE J. V. HARRIERS ALSO . Row 1: Feldman Oflanagez-J, Grell, Miller, Brugge:- Row 2: Goggins, Paul, Mr. Lindstrom, Hornstein, Patterson Row 1: Berger, Moore, Kolb, Koegel, Holman Row 2: Feldman Clflanagerl, Sluyter, Lintner, Mr. Lindstrom Junior Varsitq Cross COUHKTL1 LINCOLN'S J. V. HARRIERS UTERE COACHED BY MR. LINDSTROM, AS WER THE VARSITY RUNNERS, AND THEY HAD AFTER WINNING ALL REGULAR LEAGUE MEETS, THE J. V. SQUAD RAN FAST ENOUGH TO CAPTURE THIRD PLACE IN TEE CITY MEET, AND THEN MOVE ON TO A THIRD PLACE IN THE STATE MEET. BY SUCH FINE RESULTS FROM THE SEASON, THE J. V.'S SHOW THAT THEY ARE PRODUCING GOOD TALENT FOR FUTURE VARSITY TEAMS. AN UNDEFEATED LEAGUE SEASON, TOO Boqs' f wimmin Team Thompson CCoacb.J, White, Volmar-, Welch., Pettingill, Spendlove managerj, LINCOLN 39 GRANT S Rigdon fcaptainj, Peabody, Warner lcoachi CNot present for pixlz Koblick, wallbridge, wilson LINCOLN 66 CLEVELAND LINCOLN eo ROOSEVELT 3 L 0 WASHINGTON 1 THE 1953 CARDINAL SWIMMERS WERE COMPOSED ALMOST ENTIRELY OF RETURNING LETTERMEN, LINC0 N 7 ON PLUS TWO NEW SWIMMERS. MR. THOMPSON COACHED FOR TI-IE FIRST HALF OF THE SEASON, AND LINCOLN 51 BEE M1 MR. WARNER COMPLETED THE SEASON AS BOYS' COACH. JOHN RIGDON WAS TEAM CAPTAIN. LINCOLN 39 on 5 FRANKLI 1 BY WINNING 5 AND LOSING ONLY 2, THE BOYS TOOK THIRD PLACE IN THE P. I. L. THIRD LINCOLN 73 N 8 PLACES WERE ALSO CAPTURED IN THE CITY MEET AND THE STATE MEET. ALL MEMBERS OF' THIS YEAR'S TEAM WON LETTERS. Row 1: Campbell, Fe:-r-ier, Reiff, Dahl, Jackson Girls' Swimming Team LINCOLN'S FEMININE CARDINALS PADDLED THEIR WAY THROUGH THE P. I. L. T0 FINISH FOURTH IN THE GIRLS' STANDINGS. COACHED BY MRS. HOLMES, A NEWCOMER TO LINCOLN HIGH, THE GIRLS COMPILED A 5 WINS AND 2 LOSSES RECORD. FURTHER EFFORTS IN THE CITY MEET BROUGHT THE MERMAIDS A FOURTH PLACE IN THIS CONTEST. IN THE STATE MEET ENOUGH POINTS WERE SCORED T0 PLACE THE CARDS SEVENTH. BECAUSE NO MEMBERS ARE GRADUATING, NEXT YEAR'S SQUAD, WITH THEIR EXPERIENCE, SHOULD D0 EVEN BETTER. 94 Row 2: Lundgren, Johnson, Atterbury, Reiff, Eggen, Cross, Triplett Row 3g Taylor, Fischer, Holmes, Hargreaves, Blaesing LINCOLN 5 CLEVELAND O LINCOLN 5 WASHINGTON O LINCOLN N JEFFERSON 1 LINCOLN N FRANKLIN 1 LINCOLN 1 GRANT N LINCOLN 5 BENSON O LINCOLN 5 ROOSEVELT O Boqs' Tennis Team Hagen, Mae, Heinsoo, Sodergren, Bingham, Jones COACHED BY MR. JIM GODDARD, ,TH LINCOLN CARDINALS BOYS' TENNIS TEAM HAD A FINE SEASON, FINISHING THE REGULAR P. I. L. SLATE WITH 6 WINS AND 1 LOSS TO TAKE SECOND PLACE. TH ONLY LOSS OF THE SEASON WAS TO LEAGUE CHAMPION GRANT. IN THIS HARD FOUGHT CONTEST THE GENERALS WON ONLY BY A SLIM MARGIN. MR. GODDARD CONSIDERED PLAYERS JOHN HAGEN, STEW JONES, AND RON MEE AS TOP CHOICES TO GO TO TH STATE TENNIS MEET. Row 1: Kramer, Gilbert, Wheelon Row 2: Lewis, Geyer, Titus I Boqs' Golf Teena THE CARDINAL LINKSMEN COMPLETED THEIR 195A P. I. L. GOLF SEASON WITH S WINS AND 2 LOSSES. THIS GIVES THE CARDINALS SECOND PLACE IN THE CITY, AND A CHANCE TO COMPETE IN TH STATE MEET. TH VARSITY GOLFERS ALSO DID WELL IN TH IR PRESEASON GAMES. COACH SAGE SAID THAT YEAR'S SQUAD. GOLF WORKED OUT PRETTY WELL THIS YEAR AND SEES GOOD PROSPECTS FOR NEXT LINCOLN 12 ROOSEVELT O LINCOLN CLEVELAND N LINCOLN GRANT 5 LINCOLN WASH NGTON 5 LINCOLN 10 BENSON 2 LINCOLN JEFFERSON 7 LINCOLN FRANKLIN 10 UNDER A NEW COACH THIS SEASON, TH GIRLS' GOLF TEAM TOOK THE CITY CHAMPIONSH P. TWO MATCHES WERE PLAYED THIS YEAR ON THE LINKS AND THE FEMALE CARDS TOOK BOTH OF TH M. MRS. LAWTON PLANS T0 COACH NEXT YEAR, AND WITH EIGHT RETURNING MEMBERS TO WORK WITH, ANOTHER TOP FLIGHT SEASON IS PREDICTED FOR NEXT SPRING. Row 1: Reif, Hamilton, P. Heitkemper, Triplett, F. Heitkemper Row 2: Fredericks, Gross, Bullock, Mrs. Holmes fCoachj, Goldsmith, Broadbent, Schnitzer LINCOLN 9 GRANT 3 WN2 LINCOLN 10 CLEVELAND 2 ov fl ggi QQTH1-:R MATCHES TAKEN BY DEFAULT, I ,, AS OTHER TEAMS FAILED TO sHow UPJ i r 4 A I . , AJ w' if f X ,I tum!!!-UIIII 'wa' NM. 2 Q X A9 I lor, 1 -9 I , , ., Q - I- X: -lv I W IN H R FIRST SEASON AS COACH OF TH CARDINAL I GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM, MES. LAWTON PILOTED TH TEAM TO A SECOND PLACE IN FINAL P. I. L. STANDINGS. TH FEMININE CARDS COMPILED A RECORD OF 6 WINS AND ONLY 1 LOSS THIS SPRING. AS ONLY TWO MEMBERS OF TH SQUAD ARE GRADU- ATING, MRS. LAWTON PREDICTS ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SEASON FOR NEXT YEAR. LINCOLN M CLEVELAND l Row 1: Turnbull, Schwabe, Hagen, Lee, Delbrueck, Wood, Lathrop, Newport Row 2g Kilhan, Brewster, Baker, Mrs. Lawton Qcoachj Anger, Cross, Lorson 96 LINCOLN 3 WASHINGTON 2 LINCOLN 5 FRANKLIN 0 LINCOLN 5 GRANT O LINCOLN S Girls' Poly O LINCOLN O JEFFERSON 5 LINCOLN 5 ROOSEVELT O Junior Football LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN Row lg Finch, Jones, Anderson, Walker Row 2: Beall, Ardiel, Posey, Moen, Berger, Holman, Young, Herman, Whitaker, Kemple, Mr. Bryant fCoachJ Row 3: Miller, Hubeart, Payne, Inouye, Pollock, Schneiderman, Minamoto, Widdison, Peabody, Daley, Edwards, Case MR. DON BRYANT'S JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD FOR THE 1953 SEASON FINISHED THE P. I. L. SEVEN GAME SLATE WITH 2 WINS AND 5 LOSSES. TH OPENING GAME WAS WON 6 to 0 OVER CLEVELAND AND THE ONLY OTH R WIN WAS A 12 to T TRIUMPH OVER WASH NGTON. Row lg Santangelo, Wright, Moreland, Merril,-unidentified, Vosnick, Beard, Saito, Hallmark, Doherty Row 2: Cloefil, Ohman, Hanscom, Bruckner, Eskildsen, Preble, Chase, Peterson, Yamano, Rienecker, Evans, Foulds Row 3g Walker lManagerJ, Landye, Elliot, Wonacott, Meredith, Berger, Johnson, Burton, Mason, Pangborn, Hendren, Hornstein, Mr. Hood KCoachJ Row M: Harrel, Kramer, Kline, Reed, Swope, Jolliffe, Blackburn, Heinsoo, Parker, Wickwire, Pardon, Pratt AN EXTREMELY LARGE TURNOUT OF OVER FORTY BOYS GREETED FROSH COACH M . HOOD THIS FALL. TWO WINS, ONE TIE AND ONE LOSS GAVE TH FROSH FOOTBALLER A SECOND PLACE IN FINAL P. I. L. FRESHM N STANDINGS. LINCOLN - 6 LINCOLN - 13 LINCOLN - 12 LINCOLN - 19 cLEvELANn o noosnvmm 18 GRANT 13 FRANKLIN an wAsH1NGToN 7 mmmnsou 33 Bsnson 13 PPCSIIIYIHH Football ROOSEVELT 6 JEFFERSON 12 GRANT kB FRANKLIN 6 97 Junior Varsitq Basketball , ROW 1: Underwood, Minamoto, Keenan, Kee, Payne, Miller ROW 2: Preble iAssistant Managerl, U'Ren, Wilson, Holman, Moen, Blitz KManagerJ ROW 3: Gears, Berez, Henzell, Herman, Goddard Ccoachl LINcoLN's 1953-5h J. v. BASKETBALL TEAM HAD A VERY SUCCESSFUL SEASON. UNDER TEE ABLE LEADERSHIP OF rm. JIM GODDARD, TEE BOYS PLAYED Form REGULAR PREsEAsoN GAm:s PLUS THE EoURTEEN GAME P.I.L. SCHEDULE. THE J. v. CARDS SPLIT THE PRESEASON sLATE, WINNING Two AND LOSING TWO. WHEN THEY FINISHED PORTLAND INTER-SCHOLASTIC LEAGUE PLAY, THEY HAD A RECORD OF 9 WINS AND 5 LOSSES. IN TEE worms OF coAcH conmmn, THE BOYS EAD THE BEST JUNIOR VARSITI RECORD IN-LINCOLN'S HISTORY. Freshmen Basketball ROW 1: Santangelo, Wagner, Doherty, Hornstein Cloefil ROW 2: Volstead Edwards, Reed, Mason, Kline frlenagerl, Signer, fCoachJ SQZSROW 3: Pratt, Case, Sims, Heinsoo, Bingham, Lewis PRESEASON Lincoln no Milwaukie Lincoln Bk Tigard Lincoln 61 Milwamne Lincoln 38 Central Catholic P. I. L. fRo11nd 1, Lincoln 38 Grant Lincoln 57 Franklin Lincoln 53 Cleveland Lincoln 32 Washington Lincoln hh Roosevelt Lincoln 53 Jefferson Lincoln H1 Benson A P. If L. fR0und 21 Lincoln h9 Grant Lincoln S3 Franklin Lincoln 68 Cleveland Lincoln 38 Washington Lincoln 55 Roosevelt Lincoln 57 Jefferson Lincoln 52 Benson LINCOLNVS FROSH BASKETBALL CARDINALS CAME THROUGH THE 19511. P. I. L. SEASON WITH A WON-LOSS RECORD OF 5 AND 2. THIS GAVE MR. SIGN'ER'S PLAYERS FIRST PLACE IN FINAL FROSH STANDINGS. THESE BOYS ARE CITY CHAMPIONS IN THEIR DIVISION. THEY ARE SHOWN HERE WITH THE TROPHY THEY WON TIES YEAR . Lincoln hh Franklin hl Lincoln M2 Washington 37 Lincoln M3 Jefferson M9 Lincoln 35 Grant no Lincoln no Cleveland 37 Lincoln M2 Roosevelt 32 Lincoln 39 Benson 22 Junior Varsitq 'Hack , Row lg Inouye, Cochran, Kee, Hubeart, Paul, Berger, Emery, Lukes, Feldman Manager? Row 2: Hunt manager, Takida, Widdison, Trench, Greenman, Schniedez-man, Watson, Ransom, Beall Row 3: Mr. Steffen lCoachD, R. Jones, A. Jones, Kruger, Berger, Petterson, Coggins, Holman, Moen, Posey, Walker, Lintner, Mr. Bryant lAssistant Coachj THE 1951? JUNIOR VARSITY CINDERMEN FROM LINCOLN HAVE BEEN HAVING A GOOD TEAR, UP TO PRESS TIME. AT THIS TIME ONLY TWO DEFEATS HAVE BEEN INCURRED BY' THE J. V. CARDS, WHO ARE PHESENTLY TIED FOR FIRST PLACE IN THEIR DIVISION OF' THE P. I. L. FFESIIIIICII Track ' osaki, Cetlin: Mi-I Bryant cmicm ' ' I A ' ' ' ' W ' Row 3: Hr. Steffen fcoachj, Lando, Moreland, M. Hornstein, Juhlin, Blackburn, Swope, Kramer, Johnston, Burton, Wonacott UNDER THE COACHING OF MR. STEFFEN, MR. BRYANT, AND MR. LINDSTROM, THE LINCOLN GARDINAL FRESHMEN HAVE HAD A GOOD SEASON. THERE WERE 3 WINS AND 3 LOSSES RECORDED FOR THE FROSH CINDERMEN AT PRESS TIME. 99 Junior Varsitul Baseball Row lg CManagersl Finch, Wagner, Peterson Row 2: Reed, Robinson, Cloephil, Edwards, Sukut, Pratt, Backman, Underwood, Camp, Payne, Kee, Minemoto, Doherty, Miller Row 3g L. Keenan, DeCicco, Keuscher, Pfau, Herman, Chamberlain, Wilson, Daly, Berez, Blitz, C. Keenan, Case, Ochinto, Mr. Signer fCoachJ COACH SIGNER HAD UNDER HIS WING TH S SEASON TWENTY-SEVEN JUNIOR CARDINALS. THESE J. V. BASEBALL PLAYERS COMPETED IN A SEVEN GAME P. I. L. SCHEDULE, AND COMPLETED TH YEAR WITH 5 VICTORIES REGISTERED AGAINST ONLY 2 SET-BACKS. TH JUNIOR VARSITY CARDS TOOK FIRST PLACE FOR TH CITY CHAMPIONSHIP, TO END A FINE 1957+ BASEBALL SEASON . Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln MAC CROSS, CHUCK MAGADANZ, AND HARVEY ROSENCRANTZ LEAD THE CH ERING AT A PEP RALLY. 100 Franklin Grant Roosevelt Clevelano Benson Jefferson Washington Spring Rallq Squad Pat Triplett, Chuck Magedanz, Frannie Heitkemper, Sally Hathaway, Lyle Keenan, Maureen Doherty, Carol Edminster, Joan Palmer HERE ARE THE RALLY SQUADS FULL OF PEP, VIM, AND VIGOR. ARE YOU READY? LET'S GOL WHAT DO YOU WANT? A NEW YELL? THE SCHOOL SONG? A CH ER FOR THE COACH AND A BOOM- IT-OUT SALUTE TO TH TEAM? YOU NAM IT, AND THEY'VE GOT IT. AT PEP RALLIES, BASKETBALL, AND FOOTBALL GAMES, BOTH HOME AND AWAY, THESE FELLOWS AND GALS LEAD THE LINCOLN ROOTERS IN THEIR CHEERS. ALL SEASON TH RALLY KIDS HAVE BEEN LEADING US IN OUR PRAISE OF THE ATHLETES. HOW ABOUT SOME FOR TH CH ER LEADERS NOW? Pall Rallq Squad Pat Triplett, Mac Cross, Frannie Heitkemper, Sally Hathaway, Harvey Rosencrantz, Maureen Doherty, Carol Edminster, Chuck Magedanz, Joan Palmer 101 Sports Candids MARV BECKMAN DASHES TOWARD TH FINISH LINE FOR TH CARDINAL CAUSE. LOYAL LINCOLNITES CH ER FOR THE CARDINALS AT THE JAMBOREE ON OPENING NIGHT OF TH FOOTBALL SEASON. DAVE ANS s'rA'rE TENNIS TOURNAMENT cHo1cEs Jomss, NEB, AND HAGON GET GRELLgElRUNlSfgR?HWgg?iPggT lf? 'HM INSTRUCTIONS Faom coAcH GonD1-mn. 102 PREPARATION FOR THE HAYWARD RELAYS COMPETING IN TH EE MEETS THIS YEAR, LINCOLN'S CARDINAL SKI TEAM DID WELL IN HIGH SCHOOL COMPETITION. IN TH FIRST MEET OF THE SEASON, AT STEPHENS PASS, TH CARDS CAME IN FOURTH OUT OF A FIELD OF TWENTY SCHOOLS FROM OREGON AND WASH NGTON. IN TH DARTMOUTH CUP, OREGON'S HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSH P M ET,TH CARDS PLACED SECOND. THE SEASON WAS ENDED BY CAPTURING A SECOND PLACE IN THE CENTRAL CATHOLIC CUP RACE. RIGHT: TH TEAM DISPLAYS TROPHIES WON THIS YEAR. Kerr, Warren, Rogness C0ther team members not present for picture! Sports Canclids 180 Yard Medley Relay Team Coach Warner, Peabody, Rigdon, Kelley THESE CARDINALS, SWIM ING IN THE STATE MEET AT EUGENE, TOOK FIRST PLACE IN THEIR EVENT. THIS MAKES THEM TH BEST IN OREGON. ki Team Front: Frederick and Cohn Back: Howard, Beckman, Feldenheimer fBrad1ey, absent for p1cture.D Junior Varsitq Golf THIS YEAR'S BOYS' GOLF PROGRAM WAS INCREASED BY ME. SAGE TO INCLUDE A JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD. ALTHOUGH NOT ALL SCHOOLS HAVE J. V. TEAMS, TH RE WERE ENOUGH TEAMS TO FURNISH THE CARDS WITH COMPETITION. TH J. V. LEAGUE WAS UNOEFICIAL, SAID ME. SAGE, BUT GAVE NEW PLAYERS VALUABLE EXPERIENCE. TH JUNIOR CARDS STARTED OFF TH NGS RIGHT BY WINNING ALL OF TH IR MATCHES FOR THE SPRING. 103 Q 19 '54 MAY PETE CGURT Queen Dorotlmi Rhodes Beveflq O CGMWI' V . . 4 entq Kitchen Carol Eclrmfxster Frances ? :V ,A 1 ' ' . .Q ' -, 'J N . 1 K 1 K, ky YS a '+5?xQ V. 57. 1 ,'E.. f .f,r . , ix I ff S af, ,.g u , , , , 12 L- 2 - f W ms. .4 ki ff x 1 4' f.-, Lv ,3 f I ' 1-- 3 QM 1, . Q Yz ' Q 52 Q, 'CJ 4 W ,.,Mx ife is El Song GIRLS GLEE CLUB MAKES ITS DEBUT SINGING APRIL SHOWERS AND SINGING IN THIS RAIN. CHOIR IN NIGHT CLUB SCENE. DELLA SENN, SOLOIST, IN A POPULAR NUMBER. COMEDY DUO: WE ARE A COUPLE OF' SWELLS 107 Prom Nigh Gorgeous new formals, polka dots, solids, prints Tall, Short, medium H11 handsome 108 4 I I Stars, imaginative scenery, soft lights, sweet music Parents and Teachers serve as patrons and patronesses. Smiling nice for our Mr Hawaiian Paradise That sly look? that Shy look' Last year they gave woolly wormsg this year orchids The very essence of youth! what' thi Samba line? For the pause that refreshes s s -- a . Glelia and Jack IMS mst too' '00 divine' what do those old folks talk about? 109 TI-IE STAFF Editor-in-Chief. . Art Editor . . . Assistant . Lettering .... .... Sports Editor ....... Business Manager, Secretary. . . Assistants. . . . . . . Student Photographer . Staff Assistants: Roger Griffith Frannie Heitkemper Lynn McGuire Sharon Pfeifer Sharon Pugh Stephanie Hughes Alice Coggins Bill Hawkins Gordon Spendlove Marlyce hugroden Sally McDonnell Joanne Pedneault R ob ie Sanford Don Leonard Kay Nelson Sherry Bruner Sheila Bruner Judy Stoddard David Redpath PG-say Tippet Mardi Wood .5 , The Last Wbrcl BUILD A BETTER 'MOUSETRAY THE SUNNY SMILES OF' THE CULBERTSON SISTERS DONVT BE MISLED BY THIS REMISS POSE wEAvING SKILLS DEVELOP IN mss s'1'E1NMETz's CRAFTS CLASS A PAUSE FROM THE INTRIGATE SKILLS OF METAL ARTS TWO GALS. PROBABLY DISGUSSING A FUY. MR. FOU RD - -AMW: LK EXPLAINS THE MYSTERIES OF' TINY CR nm A t!hR'I'TlIl'll! RAT.T. - JUST CA Iimfrvrmw 'W ' ANNE YODER, MADELEINE Korn., LORHAINE EISLE, AND nf- -- wmv TO TAKE STRATEGY. 1 THE WOMEN JUDY sc1awEHM ACKN WIED GMENT5 THE 1954 CARDINAL YEARBOOK STAFF EXTENDS THIS SINCERE THANK YOU TO THOSE ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS WITHOUT WHOSE HELP PUBLICATION OF THIS BOOK WOULD HAVE BEEN IMPOSSIBLE. THANK YOU. . .TO ABBOTT, KERNS, AND BELL, OUR PRINTERS, WHOSE HELP AND PATIENCE GUIDED US THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE YEAR. THANK YOU. . .TO GLADYS GILBERT, CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER, WHO EFFICIENTLY HANDLED THE BULK OF SENIOR PORTAITS. THANK YOU. . .TO CLAYTON GREENE, COM ERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER AND FRIEND OF THE CARDINAL FOR MANY YEARS WHO DEVOTES MUCH TIM AND EFFORT TO THE SUCCESS OF EVERY YEARBOOK. THANK YOU. . .TO THE STUDENT ARTISTS STEPHANIE HUGHES AND BILL HAWKINS, AND THE COMMERCIAL CLASSES AND ESPECIALLY TO THEIR INSTRUCTORS MR. HENRY HEINE AND MRS. LOTTIE HYDE WHOSE EFFORTS WERE THE POWER BEHIND THE WHEEL. AND MANY THANKS TO THE LEADERSHIP OF OUR ADVISER, MRS. MABEL SOUTHWORTH, WITHOUT WHOSE INSTRUCTION AND INSPIRATION WE WOULD HAVE FOUND THIS TASK UNCONQUERABLE. AND THANK YOU. . .STUDENTS, FOR GIVING US, PAGE FOR PAGE, THE MATERIAL TO CONSTRUCT A YEARBOOK, FOR THIS STORY IS YOURS. . .UTHIS IS YOUR LIFE.n 4 P .L I, 'I 0 i. 'Q '1 1 ' . , v N ni wl 1 . J X ' ' ' ' n v n -1 , 1 4 1 Q V 1 . n -. v ' Q P , A 4 1 g 1 . 1 1--. , v 1' L v , ' ' v 1. y X , f x . . I ix . 1 - ' 1 - 4 Q B x 1 - . 1 S ...x X A1,11og1'apI19