Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Cafeteria and Custodial Staffs Cooks and custodians work to keep Lincoln running smoothly. Feeding 1400 students poses little problem for a systemized cafeteria staff. Planning the plate lunch and baking assorted breads and pastries are the major daily undertakings. Cus- todians keep Lincoln clean by dividing the building into nine sections. Efficiently and thoroughly, Lincoln's custodians keep the school sparkling. f - .qv .A K 'z i Y xl x , I 1, .v tv P 1 .j , , 1' 1:f x ,f 'vm ,Q ' 3 Y .. it 1. V ' -' M - 5 i W 'af ' , ,. ,J gl ' N'--23' 8 M v , L' Q. Ah K J., -N-as Q.. ' Q V.. K f if WW xxx V' ' A AW P K . -,, I -4- 1' I YW, . fit 5 ' -fi C . 'C 'fi ' 4 'I 'Lf mi ' ff -t 48,41 'i 1 f 'T Ne.-,xy - . . '7 . E. A , f , M, I V rf xg.. .. . we ef .X - - ,,l4i-agus I' 'sw , I -' it - is s-i 1 1-.... ,,, 5. gil . i5'ffg-f' i ' K -.. Sf f P 'f, '- -A-ft M' i ' .Hi W K . A Q l .K ,H+ QM-in Q .,.,,,,M -arm.. - -was-MM . -,a X- ...K ,ix 1+-1-' A- My . A , W ,,, .. 4- LSL . Row 1: Laura Anson, Helen Neslef- Myrtle Mable Pauly, Phyllis Jnnecek, Pat Loven, Kathryn Simms, Charlotte Southzlrd, Eva Brown. Row 2: Klaus x 4 l Row 1: Jim Schmunk, Jack O'Reilly, Les Alder, Wayne Bleys, Howard Potts, Gary Clark, Les Schleve, ' -4 V H mower. KUSPPGT, Earl EIUUECSOD, Benny PHSCU21: Row 2: Nick Custodian --Charles Probert, Zeda Felton.

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Dffioe and Counselor Assistants inselor and office helpers are an elite Hip whose purpose is io r'm errands. t absentee lists. and to assiimo 'ierows other clerical responsibilities ntive to school management. In acidi- i. their experience as helpers provides se sbicients with an excellent lJackgro'ind f'1t'ire office Work. vv 1: Donna Bell, Jamar Pearson, Beth Osborn, av 2: Marilyn Sherwood, Sheran Clark .vga-4 1: Bev Price, Gail Jensen, Sharon Ray, Row Sandra Stevens. vlary Butter, Carol Betteridge, Julie Hector, 27 Miss Arbuckle works on senior college recommenda tions. 5 Miss Elmer, one of Lincoln's dedicated teachers, spends many hours grading papers.

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0 ' 29 'arent-Teacher Assoc1at1on 'ent information meetings, Back to School Tfemb1iHs' 20'S- H ht, Lincoln's Rummage sale, and the PTA are some of the annual events sponsored planned by the Parent-Teacher Associa- . Under the leadership of president, 5. Kathryn Neff, the organization con- iuted profits from money-raising projects tudent and teacher scholarship funds. PTA, in conjuction with the Dad's Club, m sponsored Lincoln's variety show, cycles, which was titled this year, MRS. KATHRYN NEFF: PTA president , l l ,tu 2 gf A if , . .'r ' 14,1 - N nts intently and thoughtfully sit through Back 1,0 School Night, PTA meets in the morning to discuss local problems