Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Faculty Science Department The science department offers classes in biology chemistry. physics and physical science. The teachers of this department are 'using materials from the Biolohical Sciences Study Committee and from the Princeton Secondary Schools Science Proiect. 45: .0 i as gpm 1-. - ,.. , dk' ' ' -'TN ,A E 0 Q V 'sk ., .-... A.. . Q., , Aw shucks, Miss Eaton, do you really think I deserve Miss Eaton works hard after a long day of chemistry an A ? asks Leigh Schweiger. Physical Education Depa rtm ent Activities ranging from basketball to dancing are offered to freshmen and soph- omores by the physical education depart- ment. Additional classes are open to junior and senior students who may select physical edwcation as an elective. v Freshman girls are swept off their feet by the dashing freshman boys. i ,S I'm king of the mountain! boasts Marvin Devoe. 1'

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1 ' l 9 4 aculty Music Department Mathematics Department The music department has provided students The m21them2ltiCS deP2U'fmeUt is exeepfienal with a touch of culture, a sense of Crea- in that it Offers students a wide variety tivity, and an appreciation of art in its Of C0l1I'SeS, lenging in Complexity from finest form. Both Mr. Kelly, who teaches general math to t1'ig0U0met1'Y- Mathematics band and orchestra, and Mr. Trogan, who in- feaehes D1'eCiSi0H, Patience, DeFCePtiOD, structs the choir, are accomplishing much reasoning, and logic- Three new teachers in their Secgnd year at Lincoln. were added to the mathematics department this year: Mr. Knight, Mr. Clock, and Mr. Still, who is now the chairman of this department. '. Knight instructs his class in the latest tech- ues of the jerk. Hey, Idon't like this song. How about Z1 Bob Dylan Jane T'll'Uel' and iT1SU'll0f0l' MF- Tfegen- number '? suggests John Lazarus to Dave Shirk. Mr. Kelly completes Beethowen's unfinished symphony.

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Faculty ZS. BLANCHE MASSEY: French, advisor to JOSEPH RIFE: social studies, J. V, base- French Club ball coach TXRO PRILLAMAN: social studies BERT K. ROGERS: counselor, math ONARD RICHARDSON math- affiencei CHESTER H. ROOKLIDGE: Math, head track advisor to Fire Squad coach I w liar 'fgpiaff :gf I I I ilduw 0Z:'t:.z..w.qf.wcq at 9 , agaglgzefgwg M3 ff. lx. , f,i,,.,., ,,..,,,,,., ,.,, . , ,..' ::rL!J,21f..1, - I mg-515: .--qi ,F .- .gf ,,, repro '. V, - . tm 'l 1 M ,ix :i I' yu- .-: , W ,. . rv, ,HY 1. SJ, ,,a,k.Q, ., ,,. VM. , ,,.,, , wg ,Q Qf 'l ' ' '1 7 wif'-' ,v-, ff ,, ' 'I l fi' ff'JEg2z!LAZ-,AJC Q iw. ,1 xiii, 7 21 JOHN J. RYAN: counselor, language arts, head baseball coach, J, V. basketball coach, Intramural Director DICK SANDERS: language arts advisor to Symposium MR. HAROLD SAWATZKY: head counselor, Language arts, advisor to the news paper ,ILXLAJ