Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)
- Class of 1930
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H kr 2 lifiiiffg' Q ,X , ...Ut K. if GC! if 'L N Y B C rf a Qi a r a w as as , ' , f' xiii ai . X E, iii? EN i? is , 'ln -OP , 2 7 X: fi gi ii. -- S ' Lf, :li 5' 5 ij' 'Z 2' ' ADVISDIQS E?-' - . li' , , V 151 . .. . . . . C' Mr'. IVz1Izams , Mrs. Soutlzfwarth M155 Gzll ' Miss Dofwns :F ' . . , Mr. Wills Mus Halvorsen xl? si A 5 The faculty advisors that the Class elected at the start li 6 of the term were the following: Mrs. Southworth, Miss Gill 5? F2 and Mr. Williams. These teachers not onl acted as honora mem- - 3 5 y ry bers of the class, but also offered valuable suggestions in regard to 2- T' . . . . 'Q s the Class play and other senior activities. They were present at all TQ, . fg . . . . 53- play rehearsals and helped with the organization of Class Cardinal 5 material. gr. ' z J if i I 'f 5- . . . . . cf g 31 Mr. Wills acted as financial advisor of the class and was in 'en- gt . - . eral charge of the Class Cardinal. Miss Halvorsen was art advisor. 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' x ,- ,vii .F 'il if . 333- ,xgi '21 FAC U LTV Mr. Slauffer Miss Griebel Mr. Schfwcarzstrauber Miss Barnes Miss Larrabec Miss Moore MATHEMATICS-Miss Barnes, Head, Mrs. Armstrong, Miss Buckley, Miss Jones, Miss Lepper, Mr. Williams. A ENGLISH-Miss Moore, Head, Miss Amos, Miss Downs, Miss Gill, Mrs. Hoskins, Miss James, Miss Murton, Mrs. Southworth, Miss Stein- nietz, Mrs. Thurston, Miss Watson. LANGUAGES-Miss Larrabee, Head, Mrs. Gise, Miss Hall, Miss Hunter, Miss Mills, Miss Olson, Miss Peterson, Miss Setteni, Miss Tscharner. HISTORY-Mr. Schwarzstrauber, Head, Miss Anderson, Miss Cul- ver, Mr. Kenney, Miss Northrup, Mr. Walker. - SCIENCE-Miss Griebel, Mr. Stauffer, Heads, Mr. Foulk, Mrs. Green, Mr. Heller, Miss Mattley, Miss Taggart, Mr. Wills. SHORTHAND, TYPING AND BOOKKEEPING-M1'. Hallger, Miss Pearson, Mr. Wills. l 'W ART-Miss Clapham, Miss Halvorsen. MUSIC-Mr. Denton, Mr. Hollensted, Mr. Stoudenineyer. GYM-Mrs. Burke, Mr. Faber. 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BENSTON Football Basketball Chairman Athletic Board One-Act Plays V NORMAN BERENSON Phi Kappa Rho Cardinal Rep. Bank Cashier Cardinal staff 1 1 111 1111 1.2. :Ma 11111 M1111- TOP ROW MINNIE BERG Cardinal Carolers, Pres. Room Rep. Operetta Future: Philadelphia Conservatory JANE BUFFUM Tri-Y International Club Lincoln Larks Future: Whitman MARY ELIZABETH BOHOSKEY Class Play Honor Point Society Athletic Board Associate Editor Class Cardinal HELENE MAXINE BOYCE Adelphians Cardinal Rep. ' Grad. three years Future: College BOTTOM Row I HAZEL FLORlNE BOYCE Adelphians Room Rep. Future: Stanford VALERIE CHARLOTTE BOLTON Tri-Y Lincoln Larks May Festifval Future: Oregon State FRANCES L. BROMEERG Room Rep. Cardinal Rep. Future: Cornish WILLIAM F. BLITZ Football Manager Track Manager Bus. Mgr. Class Cardinal Future: Reed and M. I. T. -ir-l1A.l,,:ka. A 1 11.11 . I.: F2- 1 ,X 21 , ki Q 1 . - 121. , - .-sz 5, , ,X f ,L .sw yu 115' -'- . 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Future: Unifv. of Gonzaga GENEVIEVE A. 'CARTER Entered from Rooxefvelt, Seattle Glee Future: P. G. Course 4 1 iilll TSEMEETEQEDE MAH- TOP ROW ROBERT T. CATLIN Honor Point Soeiely President of Class Hi-Y Football and Track VERA EVELYN CENTERS Cardinal Carolers, See., Treas. Room Rep. Operelia Future: Unifv. of Oregon RIARJORIE EVELYN CLEEK Lincoln Larlcs .May Festiwal Future: Oregon Slate ZONA ANNA COBB German Club Room Rep. Future: Reed College BOTTOM ROW VVILLIAM L. COLDWELL Hi-Y Football Track Future: Unifu. of Cal. CATHERINE BARETTA CONANT College Prep. Future: Oregon State X7ELDA COPELAND Gym Leaders, Editor, Sgt.-at-.4rms May Festi-val Futures San Jose Normal Sellool NIARY ELIZABETH COUGHLIN Pres. Girls' League Tri-Y, Pres. One-Act Plays Future: Reed College G , E? .- wi as 5- Lis we LN 14' X. l , 34 I ,-.3 -. ' ,. ,1 W, .. - , :FLYT :ff- efQs2gT21sQt feQo,.f Lf 'tw23 17, 1 -'bf . f Fix? fs ,xw.' -,-::,-way. 1 r' . 'Q 3, ,A Aw. 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BOTTOM ROW ROBERT DAY Class Play Gym Leaders Bank Cashier Future: Unifv. of Oregon FELIX JACK DEES Hi-Y Student Body Treasurer Room Representative Future: Univ. of Oregon TH ELMA E. DEMOUTH Class Cardinal Staff Future: Unifv. of Oregon VVILSON M. DODD Gym Leader Tolos Class Play Future: Europe TOP ROW Baseball Football DAVID ELLIS O pera 2 , ,V U5 , ,A T. l .,. .Ani Q,-y. 1Y wt f -ifpsff L A, , . X H I I ' Ill fill QE Mliilmlilw AMF if fin ' DI Q H! N rf, l- ig X h c T' fl? 2425 The Life 1'12'iis5 BOTTOM Row ISAAC LEONARD DONIN JUSTINO E. FELICITAS Basketball-Hll Star College Prep. Future: Undecided Future: Uni-v. of Oregon V '. 'Q51 Y xfhig LOIS FLOYD , Gym Leaders Clan- Play E4 flsfrononty Club pflilos 7 . H , ffm: . Bank Ca-'hier Honor Point Society 5562 Future: Unzfe. of Washington Future: Univ. of Oregon ' iexaf UNITA ART-INE ESTES ELIZABETH TALBOT FREEMAN Cardinal Garolers Phila, fu' Tri-Y, Vice-Pres. JZQ, '30 Future: Undecided Ram, Rgp, RQ Future: Unifv. of Oregon ' 'J 'TVX VVILLIAM L. FAILING Hi-Y Honor Point Soeiety Student Body Treasurer Future: Undecided XTERONICA FREVELL College Prep. Future: Univ. of Oregon -A-4,5 ,Xy- .'- 1:51.11 - o , Ip E 5, .' .Ia X 5 , .ip f ' I l . f,-,il TOP ROW RUSSELL HARRISON FULLER Junior Oralorians Bank Cashier Future: College BLANCHE R. FULOP lnlernaiional Club Honor Point Soriety .4.v.vo. Ediior of Cardinal Future: Uni-11. of California LILLIAN A. Glass Tri-Y German Club Cardinal Raju Future: Reed Collage GSCAR GAss Junior Oratorians Bank Caxhier Fuiure: Reed College BOTTOM ROW WILLIAM B. GILBERT Oratoriane Cardinal Rep. Cardinal Staff Future: Oregon State RUTH GOFE Gym Leaders, Sec. '29 Linfoln Larles Orchestra Fufure: Unifv. of Oregon IQICIIARD H. GOLDTHWVAITE Honor Point Society Football Baseball, Capt. '30 Chairman flthlclic Board FREDERICK LEON GREENE T olos Pi-Eps Basketball Class Play Al e 52' V!,I. Xv',, - buyv N TOP ROW PAUL HAIJNER Bank Cashier Future: Reed College CAROLINE K. HAHN Rose Feslifval Queen German Club Linfoln Lark: Future: Unifv. of Oregon I EONARD EUGENE HAI.I, Adelphians Boys' Gym Leaders' Blank Cashier Future: Uni-v. of Orr-gon 'VIARY HABIAR Tri-Y Future: liusiness College BOTTOM ROW NIARGU ERITE I'IA1XlILTON Pl-Epx Ser. Student Body Cardinal Staff Future: Unifv. of Oregon BARBARA LOUISE HARDER Ser. Sixflz Term Girls Tri-Y Cardinal Carolers Fufure: Uni-v. of Oregon BARBARA JEANNE HARNACK Future: P. C. Course and Unifv. of Oregon ICARL E. HART :lstronovny Club Bank Cashier Class Cardinal Staff Future: Univ. of Hfaxlzington x'- C X.. f- , 3-. J , 6,3 ' 1 yy ill A fgxfx, ' , .41 4 L 'zu 1- -.1, LL' -Eire- : Lf' Al:-2 ,. . , .,.A ,Xxx I, gp XY ,L -JL x --w- ,br 1. ,xx-:Q e Q ' 'in 1 . LJ. lc . , ,il it lf 'f-:FX I: , -ff: fi 5+ ':- -. 1 - -.5351 Ffa Li- i': fm -' 'f-:,f . 1 ,'- ff. 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Girls' Lmgue Bank Cashier Opera Future: Undecided RUPERT V. HAUSER JR. Cerman Club Oratorians, Ifire-Pres. '30 Room Rep. Future: Stanford Lows A. HEELER Ili-Y order of LH Track Future: Ulzifu. of Oregon BOTTOM ROW ALICE MARY HENDERSON Entered from Kelso High '2 Girls' Gym Leaders Bank Cashier Future: Uni-v. of Oregon ETHEL MAY HENDERSON Entered from Saskatcbefwan, International Club Future: Nur.ve's Training GLENN F. HENDRICKS Class Play Hi-Y Football Future: Univ. of Oregon HELEN HETLESATER Operetta Future: Oregon State College 3 8 Can., ,EQ HERE 2 MR? H33 bf TOP ROW RERYL HOLDEN Future: Oregon State College JOHN FORREST HOLLOPETER Boys' Gym Leaders Bank Cashier Future: Oregon State College JANE ELIZABETH HONEYWELL A del phians Pi-Ep: Cardinal Rep. Future: Oregon State, College NIERWIN LLOYD HCJL'GHTO1N Class Play Talos Cardinal Rep. Future: College B OTTO M ROW VVALLACE W.- HOWE Future: Unifa. of Oregon HELEN IRWIN Tri-Y German Club, Fire-Pr'e.v. 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Iv F5153 353 Q 5 it - is X R an 'sw 4 Q' ,H 4 5 L w ' - v--fig .f ' an f X V Rf- F5 1:5 3 'If A .,,,, - sn ff so ?' 3 fix' A WEA: 3 1 4. . mx, N 5 'mx 4 ., iff is 3 ,,.L Pg 'CI 'QS 2 ' wk: is 5 F51 151: Q . f 1- .,- fl fi Rauf-. T Q ii: J., w ,Q ,f -74-,J L iv, 1 '- Q s' 3, R 3 Rig: 5 Q- , wg-if-.Q if, 36,23 ' -4 -1 . X. A, ' ' A rf: J ie- 6, if ffi' ' i X575-.' P1 I aPqaf:E 2 r, 5 . mf. gl: f EH, 3' , ' .L :R ,JW-5 56, vt 2 A mf, f 9 L-R, A- 1 Q H25 5 1 fe 1 53- . ' 1 v, Q. G 'iff' ,nag .1 -fu -x rg giff-fiifgff gym ,- ff. K V Till. . .. fif,-1?b'QXf. ff t wqgkwif- 1,-2 - i,.- u.1.'- . ,gg-ig, ,--brit: -P i'?3fyfj i..jx .2 :gg :f--V . E f.. 1.1 1 , v. QM- . -T R ln TOP ROW FORBES KING Ill-Y Ilonor Poini Sofiely Trafk, Capf. '28-'30 Pres. Student Body ANNE .IUBITZ Ilonor Point Society Vice-Pres. of Student Body Cafeleria Board Cardinal Rep. HARRY COLE KENDALL Oralorians Pi-Ep: Cafeteria Board Future: Slanford THOMAS JONES Oratorians German Club Adelphians Future: Reed! College BOTTOM ROW ERNEST LEHMANN Room Rep. Fulure: Reed College MARGIE P. IQOTTHOFF Adelphians Pi-Ep: Cardinal Rep. Future: Unifv. of Oregon RUTH IQULCHINSKY Future: Univ. of Washingion ITOWARD W1I.1.1AM IQIRKPATRICK Hi-Y Oratoriam Fire Chief Future: Undecided i lil '1'OP ROW BOTTOM ROW JANE LOWE JAY' BOLTON MCMfXHON International Club Pres. Sefventlz Term Girls F1tt1tre.' Ohio Wesleyan Unifverslly OLNEY I-I. LONG Gym Leaflet' Class Play Future: Oregon State College ROn12RT LONG Rangers Cardinal Rep. Future: Oregon State College ALLISON LONDON Tala: Bank Cashier Cardinal Rep. Future: Oregon State College Ili-Y ' Oratorians - Sfzltlent Body Pres. Future: Oregon Slate College NIARY ELIZABETH LYONS Ilonor Point Sofiely Tennis '29 Q Vice-Pres. Student Body 1 .fliltletie Board LUITA AGNES MCGINNITY' Future: St. VlllL'Zlll'.S' Hospital ALEDO LUKENS Gym Leader , Future: Post Graduate Course 11 CVE? .-YL if W, . 1, ejfg. 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Future: Oregon State College NOVIAA NAOMI MITCHEI,l, lla lligll Future: Business College BALCONI MOORE Internatiotz-al Clulz Bank Cashier Class Play Future: Stanford Unifversily VIVIAN RITA VICTORIA MORAN Entered from St. Mary's '28 Pi Delta Omieron, Viet'-Pres. 2Q Future: Uneleeifled J MJ 4 QCQQEZWE ERE, TOP ROW JAMES THOMAS MORGAN Entered from Alaska 129 Future .' Unifv. of Southorn EDVVIN S. MUNK Bank Cashier Future: Unifv. of IViseonsin PATRICIA ALBERTA NELSON Tri-Y Room Rep. Future: Business College ROSCOE NELSON JR. Room Rep. Cardinal Staff One-A ct Plays Future: Unifv. of Virginia California BOTTOM ROW XTIRGINIA NELSON Tri-Y Operetta Bank Cashier Future: Oregon State College RICHARD NEUISERGER Editor of Class Cardinal Honor Point Society Ili-Y Future: Uniw. of Oregon ALMON NEWTON Future: Post Graduate Course and Uuiw. of Southern California BLIARIE OLSON Junior Tri-Y Vice-Pres., Fourth Term Girls Future: St. Vinfenfs School of Nurses . , , L-45. 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H111 426.-H-1 az' '-,531-1 .'17x1...V511i'I ,,,,, Q, .. .M--'. .,.,-5 . .11 N. .x .12 x 4. 1-is , 1 N... . is ' 1 11. . . . 1, ,.- 1 . 1 .1 O fix 1 Q . 5. .Xa 1, 1 1 11 .xv .115 1.11 1 1.1, f :1,1 . 11.11 11:11 W' 1 .-Q. Ifiii 1 P' fi 11- 1 1 11.31 .1114 x 11,11 -11,1 111- gg- .1111 A111 1 vii' N551 X X 1 1 1' 11 1,11 1 1 X115 x '11 -. u' QL' ., , .11',- N-.-.1 x '1 .7 .1 -1. . 1. -. . -X, x..,1- ushi '11 ill. .iw N. 4. .L . TOP ROW '. KATHRYN M. PHILLIPS Philos, Sec. '30 O ' Pi-Eps, Vice-Pres. '30 Cardinal Staff Future: Univ. of Oregon R EADA JUNE PEARMAN Lincoln Lark.: May Festifual Future: .Oregon Stale College IJAROLD G. PEWTHERER Astronomy Club Gym Leaders Class Play Future: Reed MARTHA OLSON Junior Tri-Y BOTTOM ROVV HA RRY L. 'POTT ER German Club Pl1iKapjna Rho Head Bank Cashier Future: Unifv. of Oregon G 13011013 D. RAVN lfntererl from California '30 Future: Musical Arts College, N. Y ROSALIE E. RAUCH lfnfered from Girls' Polylethnir '28 Future: Monmoulh ALLEN PROCTOR Quill and Scroll Future: Sf.Viucen1's Sellool of Nursing Class Cardinal Slaff X, X. lffix ilt -X :yi Q -1. Mi: Misa :EH 433 ,IISIXMEIIQ EBI! ' y I,- TOP ROW VIRGINIA K. RENSI-IAW International Club Tbespiam' One-Act Plays Future: Reed JOHN A. RICHARDSON Hi-Y Order of L Basketball Baseball DEAN VVHITESITT RIDLEY Oralorians Gym Leader: Bank Cashier Cardinal Rep. WILLIAM ROEB JR. Hi-Y, Pros. 129, '30 Honor Point Society Football, Capt. 129, All St Track and Basketball ar ,29 fa. N I N 1 1 I ff 5- li f 3 l A its I Ns! I 4 I PL so F , I BOTTOM ROW XTIOLET RONKO Future: ljlzifv. of Ol'!'g'0l1 . ff 7 EI Ri ,Y .. 5' . E 9' U 36' M- 5. ARLINGTON RORNETTE ffuf L German Club 'L' I Future: Unifv. of Oregon gd.. 7 vig, I.Lg, , Eff AIOHN ELGIN ROBERTSON U3 Tolos my Baseball, All Star '30 If Basketball, All Star 129, '30 Future: Unifu. of Oregon l CHESTER JAMES ROSENFELD W' International Club Astronomy Club Jil, Class Cardinal Staff ' Futures Unifv. of lVasbinglo1z X Q y' I I , iffy 1 .. ' 1. VI 'e I ax , V n . , E . F BMMFE QYQEBEWHJEMAEE wp F C lg iff? F E f 71 f -. R' ,V tl N xv fl. 35 X fl 7559, -2E5i!:f'x. Fw? :fait I 'lf x , if rx: wi I 1: mst! 1 1 L-gy 1 Fifi! 7 2 . rig? X , -'IEE57 I? J, 2'55Lzw 1 151 1 fsfifif , . 5v':'l'3 1 .- 3251 lie N if , if ?f , 1 .f ,my 7 1 731' QA Ai TOP Row ,g-'ij Tis- 'l JACK ROSENFELD Phi Kappa Rho A One-Act Plays ex. , fe la! -Y' Book Exchange b - 12 Future: Unifv. of Oregon l Sw li? 5' 'Elf X 1' mv- :Af I ' RUTH ROSUMNY 11 Lf-5' ' H. 'ffl , Li' ' 7,15 , Trz-Y ,. 1, ,fl x German Club Cardinal Staff A I Future: Reed College 541351: -.l!'3U,-. 'fzl 5' .- gg FREDERIC HENRY ROTHCHILD ' Class Cardinal Staff N' iw ' 1 'l i' Opcretla 1 VQEQ., V W Futura: Stanford K 1 I O . 1 - Q' eff 4 .X 3 'f E 1,1 Qui Nl- fi. LEIGHTON EUGENE Roy I gy Q Gym Leader gif Track Manager xx H Bank Cashior, Sff.-Tr1'a.v. 'jo :APN ,im Y . , Fu-turo: bnw. of Oregon ,W x no at FQ A I ,qf r l X ff? f , I if-'g1'j'l - BOTTOM ROW BERTRAM SCHATZ Basketball Manager Clam Play Future: U. S. C. FRANCES SALTUS Lincoln Larks Future: Afvialion NONEARLE RYDER Philox, l'ice-Pros. '30 Room Rep. Ono-.flct Play Staff Future: Unifv. of Oregon XVALLACE A. SAWYER Oratorians Cardinal Rep. Future: Unifvl of Oregon fm- . rv . ., Jffil 1 I' Q E -fyw:1?ykQ'.- '.LrJf J., , . --aringgxjr ...L I' ',, .' .L ff- '.,:n'wfx:,- eden- -, F1755 154, 1' Q? , ,QV r . new .. . ,YC l, V r 199' W1 1 w to TOP ROW VIVIAN SCHURTZ May Day Future: Business College B. R. SHARFF Honor Society Hi-Y Editor Cardinal SAMUEL SHLEIFER Track Order of L - Future: Oregon Stale College SONIA SIGEL , College Prep. future: Musie BOTTOM ROW - RICHARD S1ssoN Gyn: Leaders, Treas. 330 RosE SISKEL Tri-Y German Club, Sec. 130 Cardinal Staff Future: Reed College DORSEY voN BEHREN SMITH Tolos Cardinal Rep. Claxs Play Commillee Future: Oregon Slate College JUANLTA M. SNIDER Tri-Y Lineoln Lark.: May Festifual Future: Undecided X 'Y , I-cf cf. X 'xi' lg 5' Q, 5 E. or -5 1, xf 2 w ly 51.1 Q Q E E? hifi .x ,. , .. 51: E Z ir' es z. -,E n ' ' .f .4 yy, . rt-1 115' ikwm. ., Y 'vi' 513' 15.122 L' ' r L, ...W 4, ,Engl LT? 5-Fri ' 171112155 fifii Q .' Elg -JT, W .G ,- .yu fu. L My P3124 -E '52 ' H 'fa .1 V. R? .- X: , .ii ---xg.-' .Sit 'Tl , ,-2 2 ,,. :iig- ' if! . H, ' , iff 1 Q - A ' 75531: -l 'f fi: 332.3- ,ea GRE V FT , 131-1 . . 315: x 'HAZ- I f'f:?9 i 55? A, nf. We 5. -4 N gk nur.,- , A E 3' cf .,M?.., f-Wea 51 5, EPC - w Q. L5 57 , ff ,n-f-- . ,--H a ffgiiig .,,.W,4 112,14 ff if -21 A TOP ROW CARL G. UHR International Club, Sec. '30 Future: Recd College ROBERT P. STREET Junior Oratorians Bank Cashier Class Play Future: Stanford RIKO E. SUGAHIRO International Club German Club Linroln Larks Future: North Pacific NIARGARET SYNN ESTVEDT Entered from Kalama, W'ash., '29 Future: Oregon State College BOTTOM ROW Lo1,A LOUISE VOIT Tri-Y German Club Hi-Y Carnival Future: Parific Unifversity MARGARET SPENCER Viee-Pres. of Girls' League Clam' Play May Frstifval Future: Monmouth FRANCES j. x7ANDUYN Glen 4 May Frslieval Room Rep. Future: Unifv. of Oregon CATHERINE W1LsoN THOMPSON Junior Tri-Y Opereita Future: Medical Work ISEI QI? A Q EDR Q TOP ROW J. MILD WALTERS Hi-Y Basketball Track Future: Washington WILLIAM WEST ,fldelphians Oratorians Gym Leaders, Pres. '30 Future: Unifv. of Oregon BARBARA BETH WHIPP BOTTOM ROW MARY ISABEL VVITHYCOMBE Junior Tri-Y, Sec. '28 Tri-Y Room Rep. Pres. Eighth Term Girls MARY WRENN Entered from Milfwaukie, Ore., 129 Orchestra Cardinal Staff Future: Uni-v. of Minnesota HARRY YORK Philos Phi Kappa Rho Pi-Eps Cardinal Rep. Girls' Gym Leaders Bank Cashiers' Vice-Pres. Class Play Future: North Pacific Pharmacy ANNE KATHER.lNE WILSON VVILLIAM ZAVIN Philos Bank Cashier, Pres. 129 Thespians Bus. Mgr. Class Play Honor Point Society Sec. Student Body Honor Society Future: Reed College . ,La 'Y A XJ. . A life ,L , 255. Q ,.. .s..., 4- -f.. - .I ,A ,. its . +I-f' 'N T TNS ' Y-,, . ,Y we ' I -359' ' 'LEM 1 aff Qi-Qi If Riel! ,EE X lf: 'il-ff' Whit' N: , 7 C .l1Iu' l .5 .XII lt -is I I It ,9 15, -,154 iI BWI R 'if I 5: 3 I 9:3124 wp.: S ' 9455122 11' 5,3 ffliftf Li- -Q., QQUE , ,.,,, Q. ,,- :L I 3 If: I 'Ez-QQ I K 'L ,, J 'A 1' fa Y ff! 1: ,, 'QA 'S T2 1. A-Q'7!'. ': qt ,ba '-'I-lf, A' -I. M .3 I A lf :-'ii to sf 54? if Qi? - fizgl i .-I , 1 I 529 4 f R' I :- ,Q rf if Q Q, 5 ' X Pf' 3 , . 4 2 Ti. zg' Icp, P 9.5 L 'fx 1 1? I 2 : N. 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HUTCHLNSON Rangers Band Orfheslra Fulure: Oregon State College iii? ill! Eli ill? Eilillll CLASS ICNC Cf JUNE 930 To the tune of With a Song in My Heart But the memories old g all the mlemlries we hold Now the time has come nigh When we must leave your portals so dear. We love you, Lincoln High, But the world bids us enter sans fear. We hold memories true, Of teachers we knew, And friends that have meant so much to us. At the thought of farewell, All the joy that was ours up to now Seems to come back to us, Seems to sadden the thought of good-bye And the memories that come as ages go on Will be only of you, Lincoln High. C LAI! C0 LC IQI Apple Green and Yellow C LAI! MDTTC Ready for laughter Ready for strife Whatever it is Ready for life 1 W Y, .. Ei Jz, , -,uf ..,5 V l X A l ,- lv V 4 it ,f , X. r l rj l 1 il XXXXXRI, ,V s if I 23 , I , 7 i 1 r 1 5 i r I l W, l 2 E l l i LQ ! 4 u K l I , if lrll s I . W . I i HY. T.: Xl. ,xi ., -1 rl . , fi M? i ,w,. .,., ,vw ,Jw , ,Hb w 2 .2 I l Y , ' ' Vigil, E H! 0.23425 MAH CLA!! HISTOIQY THE JUNE 1930 Class is one of the largest classes ever graduating from Lincoln High School. In fact, there are one hundred sixty- eight students leaving the ancient portals that have watched over them for four years. The June '30 class has many students that have taken part in all the activities around school. The President of the Student-Body, Bolton MacMahon, or better known as Red, is one reason that our assemblies have been so full of pep this term. Bill Benston, as Chairman of the Athletic Board, has a habit of telling everyone how they would do it in Seattle. Just the same, Bill's ac- complished a lot around here. Mary Bohoskey is not only associate- editor of the Class Cardinal, but she also portrayed very well the part of Julia Winters in the .class play, The Poor Nut. Bill Caldwell, our famous sportsman, is well known as one of the Railsplitters. As president of the Girl's League this term, Elizabeth Coughlan ends her many activities in Lincoln. The June '30 classes' president, Bob Catlin, is an all 'round man in sports and club activities. Betty Cameron is one of the most popular girls in school, and has held many student-body and club officers. Billy Blitz held the important office of managing editor of the Class Cardinal. Sheldon Attix made himself useful as stage hand and runner in the class play. Minnie Berg again won honors in the singing contest in Forest Grove. It may not be known, but Lincoln has a typing whiz -Lillian Gass: she's willing to type for most anyone. Lillian's brother, Oscar, keeps the faculty busy with his philosophical views. As both student body treasurer last term and class treasurer this term, Billy Failing knows his money. Leon Greene's audacious new name, Magpie, was procured during the tryouts for The Poor Nut. Isaac Donin knows his game, believe it or not. Jack Dees has ably handled the finances of the school as student body treasurer this past term. He, also, knows the intricacies of finances. Alan Davis as business manager of the Class Cardinal, has always been active in student-body activities. Lois Floyd interpreted the part of Margie, the sympathetic admirer of the Poor Nut himself, Merwin Houghton. Dick Goldthwaite's name has always been well known to everyone about school. He's a great sportsman, and an able sports writer for the bi-weekly Cardi- inal. The Queen of Rosaria, Caroline Hahn, has almost made Lincoln seem like a royal palace. Caroline's unassuming and charming ways are a pleasure to us all. Forbes King, another Red, is not only a great track man, but last term, he was president of the student-body, and an active member of several clubs. Anne Jubitz, vice-president of , ami QE Wish the student-body, has always taken an active part in everything going on in school, as well as being the inseparable friend of Mary Lyons, another Booster of all activities in school. The secretary of the stu- dent-body, Marguerite Hamilton, has been an important member of school clubs. Jane Lowe as secretary of the June '30 class, and Mary Mayes, as vice-president, have both been active in school. Virginia Nelson, otherwise known as Ginny, is one of the members of the Cardinal Carolers. Bertram Schatz, as Doc Spurney, Barbara Whipp, as Betty, and Margaret Spencer, as Helen in The Poor Nut, all showed their dramatic ability exceedingly well during the three performances. Dick Neuberger has always been well known around school, and now as Editor of the Class Cardinal, he is again showing his writing ability. Allyce Haskell has been active in Girlis League affairs, and was the able property manager of the class play. Bernard Bob Sharff in his time was business manager of the regular Cardinal, and is now Editor of the Cardinal. Earl Hart had the complicated task of enumerating names and activities of the graduates. Bill Robb, the six-footer, needs no introduction to readers of the Cardinal. In fact, there isn't room to discuss all his activities. Jack Robertson, and Johnny Richardson are star basketball play- ers. Harold Pewtherer as Colonel in the class play, portrayed the nervous old man to perfection. Bill Mason and Allen Proctor are our famous artists around here. Fred Rothchild is literary editor of the Class Cardinal, and incidentally is a very fine pianist. Anne Wilson was vice-president of the student body last term, and played the part of Reggie in the Poor Nut. Bill West, cartoonist, and popular club- man, is graduating this term. Bill Zavin was booster and promo- ter of the Poor Nut. Alfred Davis, as business manager, is the reason for the advertisements in the regular Cardinal. Thus ends the history of the class of June, 1930, and may it ever remain in the minds of all students. CLA!! WILL We, the June Class of 1930, A. D., of Lincoln high school, in the city of Portland, in the county of Multnomah, in the state of Oregon, a11d in the United States of America, do hereby leave this will: To the school in general, we do bequeath our sweet and simple reputations. To the Jan. Class of '31, we leave our registration rooms, the library table, and a small part of our seats in assembly. r. 1 ef 1 . 11 1 Mfglifi, . -N-L L :L- qa :g Qu fr1,1F5.ff! .?...i., ,.,' .Hr -.,, if., , ..f . . 4 .lf ,fa fi-'gf' ., . f be S -.,' ff, DL' f-1 Y , is . ii Q-, Q N. .w -v ,sv n H53 tg. rc-A. ,Q ,111 'PE iz, rf, .42 -Q u, -K ,g at QR if E' I , mga 3, . 9 if f f.-.. X Af Q: :Q . ii ,. LU. l I ,Q .fm Ji. ff: Q, 'flip 1 A? .f-1 2 . A-,ga wifi .1 A., its . .3 .PEL . lfziiig . Page V- I, . 'Zigi 9431 . 15 rl' l a r' 71,'.. .1-Q x -l . - ,: i . at aft! 'I .451 - F13 fx: E AA -h . 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To Mr Verry and the faculty We do bequeath our ab1l1ty as students OJ so that other classes may rece1ve the beneflt of our knowledge Some of the 1nd1v1dual members of the class do bequeath the fol low1ng character1st1cs I Mary Barrett leave my SW1tCh to the r1d1ng academy B111 Benston leave my .mappreclated Wlt to Jean Cook I M1nne Berg leave my volce to the glee club Betty Cameron leave my love for ca1ry1ng 11ot1ces and domg other 0ff1C6 Work to anyone else who has the VII perlod vacant I El1zabeth Coughlan leave my reputatlon as IIVG WIFE to anyone who can stand the shock I Alfred Dav1s leave my Ca1d1nal manager posltlon to anyone else who s dumb enough to take lt Bob Day leave my sunny countenance to Rlchard Cole Jack Fehx Dees leave my confldence and optlmlsm to Mo1r1e H1 B111 Dodd leave my comb to the needful Don Easter Isaac Domn leave mv all star complex to Jackle Ryder B111 Falllllg leave my 1ough and tumble attltude to Jlllllllle Wlles We D1ck Goldthxy alte and LOIS Floyd leave our noble fr1endsh1p to Amos an Andy I Leon Greene leave my undylng love fO1 women to Jeff Holl brook 1 Leona1d Hall leave my dancmg ablhty to Suangler LEWIS I Marguer1te Hamllton leave my halo and w1ngs to J ul1an Eccles I Glenn I'I611dI'1CkS leave my 1eputat1on as a v1ll1an to Dr Fu Manchu I, LOUIS Hefler, leave 1ny sm1le to anyone who can impersonate a Pepsodent ad. I, DICK Neubferger, leave my press agent act1v1t1es to anyone whom Wade W1l1iams wants I, Bob Johnson, leave my vvlld enthus1asm to B111 Forrestel We, Mary Lyo11s and Am1e Jub1tz, leave our mseparable compan 1onsh1p to Jack Mulder and 105. We, Forbes Klllg a11d Bolton MacMahon, leave the everlastmg effect of Henna han' dye to Jane Beebe I, Bill Zavin, leave my marksmanshlp wlth blank cartridges to the Northwest Mounted Pohce I, Roscoe Nelson, leave my populauty as a boy scout to Edmund Labbe. 557. 1 T135 did' it V1 aw' 1,11 +5 1 A, i airs? 52511 all 1 lg vga Q at 21111 carl 1 ffl! lf H. 1' X Aaah., I . . ' 5 ' 3 . . . 1 - , , . . . l I, , 1 . s . a I Y I O. ' I, , ' ' I ' 1 O. n Y Q u 4 I 7 . 3 . , I Q . ,. . 7 on ' I, , f , . ' . I, 1 , ., ' ' '11, X . I, , , . Ia ' a . ' ' ' I, , 1 ' ' , . 7 . . , I . . , . 9 s I 0. I I ' ., 1 3 E . O. C . . , . n 3 5 ' s 1 1 L - l , f at rw,-: m A A A 5 'nav' f il , ' i if-X to A I W' eifffif all alia RSE ..l i ik Ffliil lilllii all I, Harold Pewtherer, leave the distance between Neptune and Ve- nus to Barney Oldfield. I, Marjorie Kotthoff, leave my ability as a gym leader to Erna Schmidt. K I, Allen Proctor, leave my Ethiopian feet to Mabel Lee Dowlin. f I, Bill Robb, leave my Way with the freshmen to George I-Iopps. I I, Jack Elgin Robertson, leave my art of sliding down the bannis- L X i ters to Agnes Burt. fx I I I, Fred Rothchild, leave my piano playing to Louis Rosenblatt. Xxxfi I, Carl Uhr, leave my Swedish background to Barney Goldstein, I YQI I, Bill West, leave my glowing recitations to anyone who can b1l,lSh. 'jk I, Bill Blitz, leave my watching the sweatshirts to Sherlock Holmes. I, Anne Wilson, leave my art of stepping on feet under the library 5 table to anyone who will ask for it. Q I, Milo Walters, leave my reputation as the blonde Indian to any , good reservation. i I, Bill Mason, leave my cartoons to the Cardinal. A I, John Richardson, leave my beard to the Smith Brothers. Q We, hereby appoint Mr. Verry as executor of our will. In witness whereof, we have hereunto affixed our names, the thirt- teenth day of June in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hun- ' dred and thirty. JUNE, '30 CLASS. 1 Witnesses: I Mary Bohoskey I' William West. .iii if it 9 ,J J A , -1, xl ,Y .Y- . .,.. tn.. - L -.9 ...4,,g. .11'::-f. 4 'KQQA Jrgjfsl-? ttvblf-2519 EQQQ -' , QC Si vi' . , : . V tri ,f'frJ-1.-. '., -- L' -,AJ w. -,I L. P . -Y R55 . 3.4 '3j,f,3,4 1 A , C, 'ff X: X ,qv qgnlff.-S4 -'qjog' ' Jxijjgih ' -.-,ru 1 fllf. :il'.Y5'-I . ipiffgf .ff .A,,..,,l'3fv A 'zlgj-jfs' Q' L 12' I - Uk R11 -z ' fu fs. .1 MU 53,2 75? 37+ f ., .4151-. 544 If-'if Q M-iff! 'S' iw. va, 1.7 zsazgg 'FL Qi? Qgf 2? 'if Q WV, .. 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I Q?i5gFf1!,yE W-fm: 1' I 'il 1 , - 'T Q l-.ww , 1, ' f 1 l E X l N 'W ff THE DUDE NUT The Poor Nut, presented by the June '30 Class, won the Henry Duffy Cup, for being the outstanding class play of the city this term. It is a clever college comedy by J. C. and Elliot Nugent. The Poor Nut, skillfully interpreted by Merwin Houghton, is an earnest biology student, brilliant in science but dumb in society. After falling in love with a picture of Julia Winters, a lovely co-ed who was chosen Miss Wisconsin, he starts writing her letters picturing himself as a big fratermty man and a great athlete. 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Don't worry. I wouldn't act that way on a bet. At that moment June walked in. She was a typical high-school girl, tall, slender, and pretty. She was very attractive in her light summer clothes. Mother, do you know what happened to that old pink dress you said I could have? The magazine had a picture of a soft pillow made from one of the star's old dresses, and it looked so easy I thought I'd make one like it. Oh mother, don't you suppose that Dad could possibly move to Hollywood if you won't let me go alone? I know it's hard to build up a lawyer's practice and all that, but I feel the need of expressing myself artistically and I know I .could get in easily. I measured myself and Pm almost exactly right for the movies, ac- cording to the magazine article. You know what Mr. Burroughs said about my photographing so well when he took my Senior pictures. Everybody said I did so well in the class play that the acting would be easy. At this point Bud snorted with laughter and went out, but June did not even notice him. I've practiced making-up and I just know I could do it. Why lots of girls- But to Mrs. Morgan this plea was an old story. Now, dear, she said, in her long-suffering, patient voice that seemed to June to be unnecessarily calm, We've gone over this time and time again. Your father has promised to take us all to Holly- wood this summer later for a long visit. Yes, I know all about how it takes time and that a visit won't be long enough, but I'm afraid Q.. W. I, 11. is f . UW. . 1-913-J Y , ,il-t.g,,l!'., . - -,L 1 V' -K., C. ,I -X A: QI fi x. xi . 1 -ty. , Ak 3. ,qi ,tl-4: - I K tix . , sig, 'ltr 3 1 4' , xr ,ly . Hg., sz, . '-pa. 1 '- xx 321315 2+ :ff wr? 1 IV . A . . ' vgfgi::fff-as A.s-effimw' .exe vs: ' if ', P A wwf, v,faw,, V X jr .- ' gp.. ..-1,4 f , fqffgilvf Ni fvfffikkr .gn il- A ' A1.f . kfsf ' .-few Q. .- .. ?.:uff ff5f'1f lags 11- ?1E'k b1'f1'-'ig f :wi of:-st 'SWL'-' 'I PJEA'-'Z'. 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A. 44-4-44 ,.,.,. v 1 x Z I l 3 4 l V 4 1 l r 1 I -l ,l el gi - 4 -1 i 1. 1 gl .i i v w 1 t 'Z Z. is . i l l i f that that is the best we can do for you. Now, let's consider the sub- ject closed and you do down town and get me those things I told you about this morning. The long summer afternoon wore away when suddenly the door flew open and June burst into the room where her mother was rest- ing. Gone were June's movie-star voice, walk, and air. Oh mother! What do you think! One of the big movie com- panies has come to take a picture of Judge Bancroft's estate and they've put out a call for extras. I'n1 going down in the morning to see if they won't take me on. With that she flew down stairs to telephone her chum Elaine the exciting news. Elaine was not interested in joining the ranks of the movie stars, but she made an excellent and admiring audience for June's tales of the future. That evening Mrs. Morgan held an earnest conversation with her husband. Thus far June's movie star ambitions had confined them- selves to subscribing to numberless movie magazines and to buying a make-up box and practicing making-up and acting as much like a movie star as possible. However, with the advent of the moving pic- ture company, matters became more complicated. Mrs. Morgan wished to make matters as easy as possible for June, but her husband persuaded her to leave June alone and let her find out the truth about the situation. He realized that June would not learn except through experience. ' The next morning June had no need for an alarm clock. She changed her dress, recombed her hair, and put on and took off her hat numberless times. Finally, after much work and advice from the adoring Elaine, she started for the casting office. On her way she was joined by countless others and when she reached the office, she found a great line of people already there al- though it was still early. The long morning passed and when it was time for June to be in- terviewed it was almost noon. Mr. Thorn, the casting director, told her to report the following Monday. He was not especially sympa- thetic. After an interminable week-end, Monday finally arrived. She re- ported on the scene, and when she was told to report to be made-up, she produced her make-up box with a superior air and started to work. She was just completing what seemed to her to be the best make-up she had ever made when an assistant sauntering past gave her a peculiar look. Gosh, girlie, d'you think you're painting a barn? Better go and get someone who knows how to do it right, he offered. In spite of the fact that this remark dampened June's spirits, she had to admit that there certainly was an improvement when the pro- fessional had painted her face. A second disappointment came when she found that her part con- sisted of walking about the grounds of a manufactured country fair. She had always pictured herself as being immediately recognized as a genius. These people were so different from Elaine. Tuesday morning, June awoke feeling strangely stiff and tired The only glimpse she had had of the leading man and woman showed them to be disappointingly like the people she knew. However, she dragged out of bed and went to the lot again. Evidently she was not the only one who had been disillusioned, for there were many less extras that day. She was promoted to a scene where she was being chased by a little boy with a live snake. She was able to do this very realistically, for she had the average girl's horror of snakes. In the afternoon the director called to her and said that they needed her to take a much larger part and would she report to the costume mistress in the morning. They wanted her to take part in a costume ball. She was to play opposite a tall, good-looking college student with a very winning smile, she was told. The rest of the afternoon she spent in a dream, and in it the tall college student took a prominent part. That night at the dinner table Bud told the family with a sheep- ish grin that his was going to be one of the faces on the cutting room floor, too, but June was so absorbed in thought that she payed no attention to him. Wednesday morning June took special pains to make herself as attractive as possible in her costume of the Louis XIV period. The extras were instructed to pair off according to numbers and not to talk until after the unmasking. J une's heart fluttered when she saw her partner approaching. He appeared to be all the director had promised. ' They began to dance and they 'made a wonderful pair. They l t f' iii? lil? Silk lliljviil smiled at each other and again her heart-beats quickened. After a few heavenly moments, the cry came to unmask. June lifted her mask. She glanced up. Horrors I Her cry of surprise was not noticed in the noise around her. Bud also looked surprised, but bowed low and gallantly offered his sister his arm. The next day when Elaine came to borrow a cup of sugar from Mrs. Morgan, June met her at the door. Why, June, aren't you going to the studio today? Whatever happened?', No, Elaine, I've decided that movies aren't my form of self-ex- pression. But do you know, I was reading about how easy it is to start a tea room and I know I could make a big success of it. We could make a perfectly wonderful one. Movies aren't so much. Why, we could have the cleverest color scheme of silver and rose and? -Wilhelmina Marrs. HIHIFTINIE SANDS Here is the sea-shore on a golden summer day! The sand sings songs of things across the seas, wistful melodies from the islands, gay tunes from sunny Madrid, laments from old Jeru- salem, weird chants from the jungle. The sea reveals the secrets of the deep. She washes Vagabond woods upon the beach to rest on their endless journey. She pours treasures from the depths of her bosom, delicate coral, milky pearl. Her gardens bloom in all their glory. Shy sea rose and wild avemone blossom gorgeously in the crystal beds. The old hermit gardner crawls largely through marine gardens. The west wind whispers secrets of misty China 5 of her oriental gardens, mysteries. It bears the scent of heavy incense, fragrant blossoms and spicy herbs. It shapes the shifting sands into forums of jade gods and sacred pagodas. The friendly sky smiles as she watches the summer clouds frolic across her face. But lo! the mischevious south wind drives those soft white clouds across the sky, and they bathe the earth in crystal tears. F1151 am. I iw' fm, - itfif 2313 Hs. I it W '4 will itil, .ffw lui I e'- wtf. the be :W lil :li .if I it ul. W 'fu X I ' , ,IJ I yy 11' 'WL t rl , rl' g 1 'Sig-1' , 'rf GUI . ,I .f.!'1 ...sg il ri HQ f . in 1 'fugkuir f A HUT D06 DAIQLEY fYou are to imagine that I am the American Delegate to an Inter- national Conference at London.J Fellow statesman, I have come across the great stretch of waters from Room 217 to this foreign land to discuss with you the gigantic international problem of bigger and better hot dogs! Since the United States and Great Britain have the greatest popu- lation, it stands to reason, that they shall both receive an equal ton- nage. As I look over to the left, I see our worthy Japanese friend shake his head in horror, yes, even in dismay, at the thought of having an army of hot dogs invade his peaceful land. To him, my only answer can be, Taste one and decide for yourself! As I look toward the right, I see the honorable statesmen of Italy and France quarreling with one another. Italy demands that her tonnage be on a par with that of France. France counters, by saying that since she has a fleet on both the Atlantic and Pacific, she needs twice as many hot dogs at one point. Her men would be fed, while Italy's forces would gaze with glittering eyes, with watering mouths, with hearts filled with a lust, a desire for those savory morsels. This greed would incite them so greatly, that they would forget the cause for which they rallied, the country which they were to defend, and fight bitterly for hot dogs. But enough of this. To prove my statement that hot dogs are a gigantic international problems, I must bring two time worn phrases to their defense, One is the oft heard of and oft told of phrase saying that a dog is man's best friend. The other is another phrase worn threadbare through use, stating that the surest Way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Since the hot dog is a member of the canine race, he is entitled to be one of the best if not the best friend of man lf the second of my statements be true, then the hot dog is the verit- able key to a man's heart. Everything in the hot dog goes to make it great! First, let us consider its size. It is neither too long, nor too short, too fat or too thin. In fact, it is just right. They make a perfect entree for every meal, a perfect tidbit in between meals, and a perfect conclusion to a meal. In short, they give one that satisfied feeling. Now for their shape. They are, as you all know, oblong with rounded corners. This is, of course, just the right shape to slip down limi lil. , ' till tail G isli. one's throat. The rounded corners are guaranteed not to scratch, mar, or otherwise harm the delicate linings of your insides. In regard to its color, some of you might inquire why a hot dog isn't black like some of its brethren? The answer to that is that black is a mournful color and when one is consuming a hot dog he always is happy. Now why isn't a hot dog white? The answer to that is that white is an unearthly color, and try as hard as I will, I cannot con- ceive a ghost munching on a hot dog. Nay, I cannot picture a ghost eating even the shadow of a hotdog. But its present delightful shade, ah! I need say nothin of that. Last, but not least, a hot dog has great sense appeal. First, let us consider SIGHT. When one sees a hot dog he is inspired to write such poetry as: My heart leaps up when I behold a hot dog on the stand, Its ruddy cheek Its mustard sleek Oh, to clutch one fondly in my hand. As for the HEARING-Does not your heart thrill to the call of a hot dog vendor shrieking, Coney Island Red Hots! Only a dime! Only a dime! You are not human if little beads of perspiration do not glitter on your manly brow, and little chills play havoc with your spine when you hear that artful siren calling. Now comes the SMELL. Such an enticing smell wafted by a dainty fairy breeze. It brings the call of hunger in its wake. I cannot linger on the TOUCH. I can only say that a hot dog is a friend in need. Such a TASTE. Ah, mmm! Since the clock is tickingits way around to the lunch hour, I won't torture you by dwelling on its most beautiful characteristic. I can only say that it is the greatest achieve- ment of man. In conclusion, if you must return to your respective countries without accomplishing what you set forth to do,-Be nonchalant! Bite into a hot dog! T0 OUIQ FATHEIQS AND MOTHEl2I The dearest gift God ever gave To anyone on earth, He gave to us-Our parents-4 He gave us you, at birth. You loved us and you cared for us Through all our childhood years, You taught us how to love all good And how to smile through tears. And now that we are growing up Don't think that we'll forget The many things you,ve done for us, The things that you do yet. 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E .Nl .1 V il ill ,1 It -CQ f-li 1,7 1, ,,,,, 5 i i ',l NIGHT IIKIEI fApolog1es to Wordsworthl I wandered up above the clouds Upon a h1ll that touched the sky And gazed up at the sta1ry crowds That twlnkled W1Hk1Hb from on h1gh They looked at me and laughed to see How much I loved thelr company They we1e so gorgeous cleal and brlght I wondered long and then I knew The velvet cloak of Lady N1ght Was plerced and llght was stleammg through I gazed and gazed st1ll nore amazed For on that black sharp SW01d polnts blazed Now oft when on my couch l l1e Away from every sparkhng Stal I thlnk more deeply on that sky How huge those tlny polnts' how fal' Those Jewels b11ght from whence thell 11g The spangled Jet black cloak of N1ght VlV13,l1 Rlta Moran MY D I2 EAM! I've studled 'bout the age of stone Wlth cavern dwelllngs, depresslng bare I've read and dreamed of the stone of Skone, And sometlme maybe I'll go there I've read of plrate, DIIHCG, and klng I've 11Ved and dreamed each bygone thmg, And when my dream has leached lts end, 1'll look around and see l1VG men Ehzabeth Coughlan ,,.. . ,K ,.., , I. , . W. M L2-. fig ally, X 3.x-I rx 5. LL 1 4-,A 575 EIU fi'fU Wi' Jill We-5 Mi llfiii F-QE 442-1 fill elif I like 'HV J lim '- IU- I wtf I f mf c cr' ' l ! . . . . U . , . 0. 1 ' 0' - 'cr 9 O' , 'o' . . 4 . op , . . Q ' 7 A 9 , - I 7 7 ! v Q- ' ' v 1 . . . .U ' , ' ht. U . . , . ll l ill il DIJIBIDIJI DELI IDI UM ' Have you ever seen a pungle Minnen-jopper in a jungle While it yodels aggravations in its bath? In its circumnavigation It removes prepostulation With the chiggle of its private looking glass. It is super-gob-skoloshus With amazing nincompoptious And its annalystic tendencies surpass! But for all its flip interrment In both high and lower German Its vidip is just simply hippofrass! Is the frantic elevation Of defective orchestration Tizzleswitching 'til the creature's nearly mad, Its voluptuanxious antics Quite inspire the mankelslantics Of the zeptoflistic instincts of the fad. -Allen T0 A JADE FIGURE I saw an image, fashioned all in jade. A figure, poised upon a gleaming ball, Poised, ready, as for sudden flight through all The shaded vistas of eternity. This grace, imprisoned in the lustrous gem Enigma, effigy of long felt truth The expression of hope's eternal youth, . A pleasure to behold, a thought to stir Enchantment, following upon its wake. In reverie, this figure, ages past, Showed me vast, heaped up temples, awful still Of Egypt's faded glory symbols chill, Or yet again, in journeys all too few, Rare Chinese gardens, shrines of old Peru. -Allen Proctor. 4 1 g I f 1 1 f I .riff 1 la' t ,,,. N 1 ' HL-1 1 in Q' -, zf' 1 lx 1. F 5 '23 I 1 ,x ii I 1? 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X S li 1: I, F. ,A I NATIJIDE THE MUSICIAN When I am h1gh upon the h1ll tops lookmg down on Nature s world of beauty my soul IS fllled w1th a sort of awe and wondermg I seem to be such an unnecessa1y part of the vast world Then from Wlthlll there comes a clamonng a deslre to play an lmportant pa1t 111 l1fe An entlrely dlfferellt mood assalls 1ne xx hen I wander through the woods The tall trees Slllglllb to one another of EIUSIVQ Joys f1ll me vt 1th a stranbe dehght and when I d1s cover a no1sy chucklmg 11ttle stream I am lost 1n the pleasure of the present no1nent Gone are my vague wonders and 1n the11 place the ectasy of bemg al1ve Stlll another mood perhaps the blcatcst of them all IS cxeated by the p1esence of the sta1s at lllbht and the spa1kl1ng ocean It f1lls H16 w1th a strange dBSl16 to create and 1ny everyday common sense lllllld IS f1lled xx 1th queer Jmgles wh11e ny astomshed b1a1n founulates these words The moon bovss dow11 111 chaste dellbht The waves dash hlgh belovs, They dance about a happy sxght To meet 1tS fellow glow, The sta1s above are twmltlmg, b11ght Dlspellmg grlef and woe, That all may be as God doth see, Ilappy and peacefully flee What is Nature's st1ange power by wlnch She commands the moods of man? I asked aloud And from the w hlspermg of tl1e XV111d 1 1'eCS1V6 'my answer' Nature lS a great muslc an and we, IIer 1nstrun1ents Moods are the result of Her gentle 11011011 upon the St1'1llgS of ou1 611101110115 Florence J. Butler -ww I vw- ' my X mi 'xv Rx 1 A F113 ww 11151 I tm 'Qi :fp , ,.. 1+ 1-'X -11 2, 9 H41 I 'lg' aiu 'lvi -P1 IWQ Fgfgfgl 'Nix Qs? E255 Hilfe lift, VE? r M521 lieth 911711121 Ita-1,flrSfz1e:11l, 9 7 ' 1 I A . L- . 7 n L. . . of 1 . . , . Y' o' I ' , ' '- 9 .9 ! ' 0-.5 3- S y . . 1 'o- 4 ' . . Y . ' q , 5 - V. .. . Q .Q 1 . Y . .oy 5 7 ' Q ru Q -,Aan-.1f':'-' -,:A:..1,L 1 I,- lmm- l-. 'L I Q . . , T 'gfifgfzjaff fi 4 a T 1 T r fe H e ill ill lil ill gl? EW E QE CLDUDS Clouds, Fleeey, white, At dawn. A rosy tinge Creeps over themg Then golden streaks Dart from His burning soul, Low in the East, And all is glad. Clouds, Heavy, grey, At noon. Their rosy hue Has fled, Vanished, all. I say They're silver lined, But in my heart I know it's lead. 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' jg: Q:-U1 'X :xl 'JG' Q32 L 1:93 ' 3-, 2112 35, E, If .if g.- mb Lui- ' L-2 , 25. -'aL' 255 -' fi' ,ffl 5 '22 wg 5 W. ,F in 4 ,ja , ,Rang 5 -2' :,,, wi F331 Y I f fs l ,. 1 'B Ja . f L 'Ag L age, f 14 F .111-Nl ., S XL v, 'N ? v 5: N Y V11 X. 31 'thu 5, Q'-3 'fav' wi ff' nw - :un 5 W , lx Q 'X' Wx T . I 5 nw ' . Ili' j i fl j ' E 1- g ' i ' ijfxifjl l . .: , y , . .E:Q'iE1 L.f'11 f .4 .qfwsg Q. ll f' !l:'e?5L,1'Crt 'ill .zyfheff f A ... ..l IDIQINI5 ACTIVITIES THE past term at Lincoln high school has been one of outstanding ' achievement. The students of Lincoln have forged ahead in al- most every field open to high school students. In dramatics, in ath- letics, in scholarship and in various novel activities Lincoln has led the field. The one act plays were a decided success, Aye! Aye! Sir was presented at the University of Oregon where it won first prize in competition with other schools of the state. The class play, The Poor Nut, had a large attendance and the entertainment fully justi- fied the support that it received. Miss Constance Roth directed these productions. The Cardinal athletic situation underwent a big improvement. The baseball nine, under the coaching of Wade W. Williams, crushed its old rival Commerce and scored victories over Benson Tech and Eugene high. The track squad, coached by Paul W. Heller, won the state title in the mile relay and placed third in the Oregon relay carni- val. The basketball five placed second in the Portland Interschol- astic league and twice defeated Washington, the defending champions of last year. The students were active in the field of music. Fred Rothchild, one of the school's real musicians, composed a number which he presented at one of the Junior Symphony concerts. The glee club journeyed to Forest Grove and won high honors in the state 'music contest. The club also presented an interesting operetta. The or- chestra and band again displayed some real talent and gave a nuanber of entertaining concerts. Caroline Hahn, Lincoln's candidate for Rose Festival Queen, was elected ruler of Rosaria and brought honor to her school. The May Day fete, presented by the Girls' Gym leaders under Mrs. Burke, pro- vided an entertaining afternoon for the student body. Scholarship received a high place in the school activities. The chemistry team took third in the state contest and the honor point society had 19 members-a greater number than ever before-a fav- orable indication of the interest shown in school activities and schol- arship. All of these achievements are substantial proof of the new spirit here at Lincoln. The students have been active during the past term and as a result, the school has taken a position in the front ranks. The work done in the past term is but a foundation upon which to build a new spirit at Lincoln high. It has been well started. The class of June 1930, whole-heartedly leaves the slogan, Carry On. r . A 4.1 I 1 L.-Rv. All l ' iff. . f .l . , f' 1. ,f 3-Q X I 5,314 . E73 'ff' . X Ii- :Eff X f 1 f Q. X , , ': vi'-E-' x V: f-' N w Am l X ,QU X f IJ? .., l Q2 'e fx' 1 'ku l I fi 1392? 555 N 53' .mil L jx? if '. A ,,. f pt- fl. f-1 is jr 22 ' .1415 -412' 4, : -- 3. F. ,, f-, 2 3 lixgrry :i5'1'4 .- wh . , ,gf - ay. 74 wif.- l .x I if H 'VR 1. ','.,gL. , fx'-pl 5, ' , .w1i,1w .- y' ftytf 1, . .1 .X , V,-: -t QL, 1 '1' jr' ff, -f . f,,. 'i 'it 1-f1,ef:i- .l ,V fa 1 4 .QS -3 S52 r 5 i Y! . its ' L Qx: 7 . . gt, S E l 'f5ii'55.1I mgfgf. Willa 635, '-vii x I 1 ' May f 1253436 wt .., W, . .53 Q3 1,13 S., 5 .L fudf-his Sill' X QF. jjyiy , . gf. Q . '- faq- A . Lug? rg ,js .. 5, -,Lt . AEN? 'Q .1 . Q., ,rx 5. Lf 0 v 4'f -5 . . -H14 A iii I'-,il f Q jf Q ,. 1. .. -. ,.n,. Ls Y. v .. P Q- fr -afsafa -x we 5.-'gm . 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STU DENT BODY EXECUTIVES Boiron MarMaho1z Margzmrite Hamillon .lark Dfw flnne Julziiz PREslmzN'r sl3cR13'1'ARx' TREASURER VICE-PRIQSIDENX IQDUM IQEDIDESENTATIVES X 1 Bl-WEEKLY CAIQD I NAI. EXECUTIVES Alfred Da-vis B1'r1zard Sfzarfj Blandm Fulop BUSINESS MANA EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR BI-WEEKLY CAIQDINAL STAFF GIRLS LEAGUE EXECUTIVE BOARD CARDINAL REPRESENTATIVES BANK CASHIERS CAFETERIA BOARD HONOR POINT SOCIETH ATHLETIC BOAR If ASTRONOMY CLUB INTERNATIONAL CLU L JUNIOR ORATORIANS ORATORIANS BOYS GYM LEADERS TOLOS 11151111111 111 M11 11111111EQM CARDIN AL CAROLERS JLNIOR IRI X 1 1 21 . i1 .1 -1, 'Vx 'HNV1-1 '1 f 111' 1 X 1 'K 111 1 W A, 1 1 XXX ein? 11' 1,1 1 111 X 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1121 111 1 5112 1 1 A f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V1 Q 1 1,11-1 '11 1 11,1 13 1 H 1751 1 155131 11-11? 1715 1,1 ,MQ f 11 4 ,1 1111 111 X 1, W . ,. , 11. '1l ' 1 1 , GIIQI. GYM LEADEIQI OFFICERS Rose Bates ........,.........,,..,.....,.,,,,,.,..,.,.............. ................... P resident Velda Copeland ........., ........,. V ice-President Eva Barber ..,............. ......,............ S ecretary Mrs. Burke .,.............,....., .......... .......,...... A d visor The Girls' Gym Leaders have enjoyed one of their most successful terms. Mrs. Burke, gymnasium instructor, was the active head of the club and under her leadership the girls carried on some interesting work. The gymnasium classes, under the direction of the club, presented the annual May Day pageant, which was colorful in its varied dances, especially those featured by Clara Marx, Molly Lou Thompson and Twinkle Towell. Evelyn Lytel, queen, graced the throne. I f w I' TH' I-I I-Y OFFICERS iBill Robb .............. ...,,.........,............................................ P resident Sam Robb .......... .......,.... V ice-President Forbes King ............... ,.................,...... S ecretary A1 Semmelroth ...,.... ,..,,,....,....,,....A....... T reasurer Dick Goldthwaite ..,........,...............b........ Sergeant-at-arms Active service in and about the school has been the aim of all Hi-Y's during the past term. A service club has an opportunity to share in a great many different phases of school life, and the Hi-Y 'members have certainly performed varied duties. The most complete basketball programs ever seen at Lincoln were the lead-off on the club's activities. They were followed by the bi- yearly Frosh Yell Contest which was a huge success. Dean Jewell of the Oregon State faculty was secured for a very interesting assem- bly. Clean-up Lincoln Week, featuring an athletic turn-over, came in the early part of May. The boys went down to Seaside for the state-wide convention and returned rejuvenated after a wonderful week-end. The members entertained guests at a party and two dances which were declared high spots of the school's social year. x Alley fl Y ,Q K i X lil llig 2 EWR DI-I I L05 OFFICERS Mary Lyons ...............,............. ...........,....... ,....... ........... P 1 ' esident Nonearle Ryder ...,...... ....,...... X Vice-President Katherine Phillips ...,.... ............... S 'ecretary Anne Wilson ................... ....... . Treasurer Barbara Chase ........ ,.,.........................,........ E ditor Louise Gilbert ..,.,,,...... ..,A...... S ergeant-at-Arms Miss Gill .............,...................,...................,..,,,,....l............,...... Advisor This last term has seen the Philos in active evidence and many interesting programs have been given to the members under the able guidance of Mary Lyons, president. The purpose of the society is to promote interest in literature and in the creation of original Work. The girls who are graduating with the class of June, 1930, will be missed very much by the Philos as they have been very active in club Work. They are: Lois Floyd, Katherine Phillips, Anne Wilson, Anne Jubitz, Frances Witchell, Elizabeth Freeman, 'Marguerite Ham- ilton, Virginia Meacham, Mary Bohoskey,'Barba1'a Whipp, Nonearle Ryder, and Mary Lyons. s':fF:ig.i' A lfi:-5215 -47211. , s---1r-- - 5, ., , . -3 lv' ' X' 'A ,',A ,If l 1 X. ' 'rf -'riff-.-'L ,t':1'n1f1,', A-1',fuL,1 ii ' it if . , K. ,xii ,F-99, V X, :fd 32 -1:1 '99 . .ke i i , f ayifl 1 ' I Wil 5 '1 iii' S: ,Tru gag f' -iii! 1'-id -ity. 'i65:'i J vgiei i fm- ,H X 'fi-fli . , .' 63,4 , .fi . ,HL gg. , If 72 ' ' K. -'ws 1. A if. r, ,. gn -,-3 :VF 'a,y'f, 'fig'-.1 21 4' U ' Saga! ,, ,..,y , ffl., vu fri ,H-ix, Q-M, X Jfliff I .'Ew.1 ' I ' '1-. -A. ,A , : V .,. - xx.. -ff 'Wifi 1 1 ,- if ii , , 1 l I 3.7321 A ft, 3 5 'ff ,E K . el lille will Padill- , DI-EDSILUN OFFICERS William West ...............,,..................A...........................,.A President Katheryn Phillips ....... ....... , ,..Vice-President Mary Lyons ..,..,............. .............,.,.... S ecretary Guy Jubitz ............... ................ T reasurer Barbara Whipp ,...... ....................................... E ditor Asa Smith ..,....,........... ........... S ergeant-at-Arms Mr. Faulk ..,,...,..,...,.,,,.,.,,.,.A,.....,.,,....,.,.................................... Advisor A great many of the Pi-Eps are leaving With the June class and many gaps are left in the ranks of these eager seekers after the secrets of science. Every member has had to prepare and give a pro- gram sometime during the term. Four outside speakers have enter- tained the club. William West's cartoons have been a feature of the Bi-Weekly Cardinal. Mary Bohoskey, Marguerite Hamilton, Annie Jubitz, Margie Kott- hoff, Mary Lyons, Kathtryn Phillips, Anne Wilson, Barbara Whipp, Betty Cameron, Bill Failing, Dick Goldthwaite, Leon Greene, Bill Robb, Forbes King, Louis Hefler, Bolton McMahon, Bill West, Bill Mason and Harry Kendall are getting their diplomas with the June '30 class. iiiff fi f ntlj' ,Y ' R .Yi , ,. f , 1 .V.' ff ,.', X ..m,- , .B i- . - page -f-1:1 s Hassan M f '3 Q -17 f- . ADELDHIANS A OFFICERS Betty Cameron ......,,...........,,........A...............,,................. President Asa Smith ........ ' ......... Vice-President Katybel Hunt ..... ............... S ecretary Bill West ........... ......,... T reasurer Eleanor Fike ........ .................................. E ditor Forbes King ,,,,, ..,..... S ergeant-at-Arms Miss Settem ........ ......,....... - ................ A dvisor The Adelphian Literary Society members have enjoyed some ex- ceptionally interesting programs this past term. Literary talks have been given by many members and by outside speakers. Edith Sharp, Gwen Williams, Ruby Van Zeipel, Virginia Jayne, Caroline Norton, Jean Belding, Betty Hannah, Jean Eastman, Jean Cooks, Jane Beebe, Bill Mason, Fred Pengra, Jack Cress and Chuck Best are the pledges. Bill Robb, Forbes King, Bob Catlin, Dick Goldthwaite, Bill Mason, Leon Greene, Mary Barett, Florine Boyce, Maxine Boyce, Marjorie Kotthoff, Jack Cress, and Betty Cameron are the members who are graduating. 9: Tri, Q, V .71 .-3,3 if-, Ib. W -13. 'Vai Qu fs LV Q -f .4-if .' fu r 'fl . ff n A ai-5-.. 1324? 'zkwffff - 1 'asia 1. fx '53 Lizfli 1 Exif' 1 'jg . 75-'Q' i . ic sig L if x-1 is X V, Qing' :IRS -51-p gy ' fi' 515 :Q 1 13255 - :J lfltbk R ii' ' ,Q , i-in 5754. 53 ui, ZfK: ' i ,mf -. ., -5, EL. ' -, xi: X ,. . mi- the X if IF? 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Q ,c X x XX 2 iii .1 E5 'Q Y Ai i 1 2. 5 'Vx 5 -A 9, 5 3 fl Q 2. 4' 1 R J 1. ,2- ig! gf 1 F i 1, P 1 2+ ii I ar' Tm-Y OFFICERS Mary Wallace .A.,...... ..................,..,.... T ........,........... President Betty Dinsdale ......... .......... V ice-President Keith Wallace .....,..... .,,..........e. S ecretary Miss Hunter ,.......... ,.,,,..A. A dvisor The Tri-Y club, one of the oldest girls, organizations in Lincoln, kept up its standards during the past term and were again active in school affairs. Miss Hunter, the advisor, was head of the group and under her supervision the girls took several trips and picnics. Regular meetings were held each week in which the members dis- cussed problems relating to school affairs. Service is one of the objects of the organization, they stand ready to assist teachers with school problems at all times. The Tri-Y ,club loses a large number of its members this spring, and the members remaining are devoting their time to the training of the pledges. These new members have been assigned various work about school and are rapidly picking up the traditlons of this helpful organization. - . g,t.', j r 9 iE3z, t'v ' 12 1-ff.-. I -2 25:5 ,I 3 5 55? I il! ' QSi1v L 5' 3 5' 4 .1 ' ,fra f 5 in Q 5 . 33 i, ,fs 'fd :V KW? ix fi XE' - Ei 2 igggg s-r tif? 3 'i ,JJ 9 ' - ::1 - 5 ..5 5 5 , .:. .. , ,, 2 We ge 2 ' 52 n':-. rn . . -Q . , N .Li ' 1 ? 'qqpgfvf - i. 1? ' - ,. 'T A f4i??A 'ii ' ' i?'1:l5X , Q31-1 . 1 1 '- +1-3' - 1 . . J -' S TL, A1-4111 s fix '-4?qi-. -, .cl lwplfsm ,rgxiik f '.' AL:,1Q Qjffff ' gK'fgl1ggf!f1f'1i' Iaa'f-i:-,-tgg- :Zhi 3 ' l ..y,x.. '51 Z up -F R li! 'a bi f'g i X ,Ur ,ig ' 1 'Xi , .1. ',.x Lx, 4 1 r'W'L1-f 5' ' . V. .vmantflr - i .-Ig,- 1 V,-:gf .V .1 sill-'Til IH? F' F iii 1-E' f 5 ,' ii ii t ir H its s its . . lin inf- f 2, . G1 L X l 1 , 'fr - - ,,1,.lpgr . ,ff L i N F1 M gl r X ,lil ii - I :Wil 5,53 i :sag 'Put ,L 2? 53134 If iv if'l5' In -4, ,fs-qs - V lx-Ejgf is jiff- GEDMAN CLUB fi OFFICERS Jaines Spassov ...,...... ................,..A............. ........,,........ P r esident Helen Irwin ......... ....,.. V ice-President ROse Siskel ............. A,...,........ S ecretary Maxine Goetch ........ ......... T reasurer William Zavin ................., ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,, E ditor Milton Sugarmann ...,.... A.,...... S ergeant-at-Arms Miss Tscharner .............. ....... i ......................... A dvisor The German club is the newest addition to Lincoln's list of organi- tions. The group is made up of over 60 students, all of whom are interested in the study of the German language. Miss Tscharner has acted as the club's advisor and James Spassov is president. Under their capable guidance the new group has undertaken several con- structive plans. Mr. Robert Clostermann, German consul, lectured to the students, and the club has learned several songs and stories. All of these varied activities have aided the students in learning the German language and a great deal of credit is due to those who have worked and planned to 'make this novel organization a success. 5 3. i 5 ri if 2 ri! ...- '01 R 5: 'r x .1 ,ag gf E , .Yr- ,qv .-1, 5, f 5 -fa, . ..4 3, .a ,qlvfi Stair :I ff-llggg Q f-:La 4 ii Tj' A,'1jf'?9T1 gf- ::.lgQi,E . ' ' Z . Yr- ii ,.l?v3J V 'f 'A 'l 'fy '33--'il E ls'-eager ' :Sega v ::Q'2,S if Cf. ' Lt jltiivii Akifffg vrfxii v 1-L r irillf 6, .i.I5.3,- R4 'Q Q Y r -1 . '.,,-we q :':,,,, --amifly ,,,, .. .v 3 r-l:fQ'jgf l . un 'Ki' i.,. is wil y., 1 . mx. L '- afllka ,Q 1 JJ-1 -sr ..,a,, 1 -,-537, - .33 sqft .-ru . Qlgzqgz'-1 cu .U ffffalug 4- 'png ,N l,.,l.,,1, ,ML ,, ...- , ,455 .... ,M ,-f,FX,. v-7 ,mio-1-1'-x ,,, N A ,,,,,.-oh.-1-i W.,.2.,,1,V, l I ,,-H 1 f 'I'I'Ili MAIDIQIAQSE DI: NANNliTTE On the evenings of January 10th and 11th, the Glee Club of Lin- coln and Benson Polytechnic School, combined to give the comic opera The Marriage of Nannettej' by Louis W. Curtis and Agnes E. Peterson. The production starring Minnie Berg, of Lincoln, and co- starring Vergil Day and Merwin Dant, of Benson, was a complete suc- cess from every angle. A large cast of principals, including Mary Gayle Dawson, Grace Burley, Frances Booth, Eleanor Camp, Virginia Nelson and Carol Williams from Lincoln and an equal number of boys from Benson, together with a chorus of 60 voices, supported the three stars. High lights of the opera were the brilliant musical effects, inirthful librette, delightful costumes, and elaborate stage setting. The complete stage set was made in the shops at Benson and painted by the Lincoln art department under the able supervision of Miss Halvorsen. The opera proved to be a splendid vehicle for the talents of the various principals, the lovely solos, duets, trios and sextettes bringing out the full beauty of Minnie Berg's soprano, and the de- lightful romantic tenor of Vergil Day- Merwin Dant proved to be a comedian of the higher type. The opera was produced by Waldemar Hollensted, musical director for both schools, with the assistance of Miss Constance Roth, as dramatic coach. UNE ACT DLAYS The One-act plays, presented under the direction of Miss Constance Roth, were outstanding and received praise from dramatic critics. The plays put on were The Wedding, Aye! Aye! Sir, and The Flying Prince. All three were outstanding, Aye! Aye! Sir was presented at the University of Oregon Where it Won the gold cup awarded annually to the high school play that is judged to have the greatest merit, both in regard to acting and scenery effects. Very fine acting and coaching combined to make this play the success it Was. Warren Gram, as the navigator, was the outstanding character. Warren was ably supported by Bill Benston, Bill Forestel, Ted Kar- fotias, Roscoe Nelson, George Hopps, and Harry Hoard. The Flying Prince, a very imaginative play, was also well re- ceived. Much of its success is due to the Work of Eileen Palmer, as the Princess and Ben Wildman, as the Flying Prince. These two were assisted by Bill Zavin, Curtis Strong, Anne Wilson, and Mary Bohoskey. The Wedding, was the funniest of all. The clever farce of both Wilson Dodd and M. Houghton kept the action of the play going. Virginia Root and Charles McCullough did all that could be expected to help make the play a success. 4,31 ! Ly? 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' RM :MQ nz 4 Q. A IV! Q' 9 ,Wills ' :K Q' . L .5536 'Y' 'Lim' Hffaff' 1-' , U1 Q ::::':f'!b ' V 1 221 -1?:ff5S'-w His?-'VTV.f5 'fliafbiii iii '. iii-4? W' 4 V'g,54g3.g.:4 ,fri ' - 36,-rr-fl seq, , Q Y V E K.. - 3 l ,f:V?sf.i77?ST?'f?f mum :?f.f:.H , , fi i' J' BASKETBALL BASEBALL THE 1930 Lincoln high school baseball team not only lifted itself out of the cellar but turned in a victory over the Commerce champions-something that no other team in the league was able to do. Wade W. Williams coached the Cardinal diamonders for the first time and deserves commendation for his work. The boys were swamped by Franklin in the opener under a 15-to-3 score. Roosevelt pushed the Cardinals farther into the basement by winning, 17 to 11. Things looked bad for the Lincolnites when they went up against the veteran, hard-hitting Commerce team in the next contest. But the Stenogs' clouting tactics failed to waiver the Rail- splitters, and Ike Donin held the Commerce bats in checkg all of which spelled a 10 to 8 win for the lowly Cards-lowly no longer after this stirring dope reversal. Wally Stout, Bill Mason, Jack Robertson, Dick Goldthwaite and all the rest featured the Lincoln attacking force. Lincoln failed to deliver in the pinches and Jefferson nosed out a 3-to-2 victory. Grant took advantage of Lincoln misplays and won, 6 to 4, and Washington also capitalized upon Cardinal errors to crash out a 16-to-10 triumph. The Cardinals revived and came back in the final league game to defeat Benson, 7 to 5. It took the Lincoln outfit 10 innings to turn the tide of victory but the Railsplitters took the Techmen down the line to avenge last seasonis loss to Benson. Ike Donin hurled the Cards to a win over the Mechanics and Glenn Patch, Dick Goldthwaite, Sam Robb and Jimmie Spassov did the hitting. The Railsplitters played ag pre-season game against Eugene high, champ of four districts and conquerer of the University of Oregon frosh team. The Eugene record failed to daunt the steamed-up Lincoln Limited and the Lane County invaders were defeated, S to 2. Donin held the opposition to three hits, while his teammates were cracking out safeties in the pinches. Jack Robertson was outstanding at first base for the Cardinals and Dick Goldthwaite hit the ball hard. Isaac Donin had lots of stuff on the ball and showed to advantage under fire. Letters were earned by the following men: Captain Dick Goldthwaite, Jack Robert- son, Ike Donin, Bill Mason, Wally Stout, A. Alexander Macken, Jimmy fRacehorseJ Spassov, Forrest Bryant, Al Semmelroth, Louis Rosen- blatt, Milton Potter, Sam Robb and Glenn Patch. The school showed its interest in the baseball squad by purchas- ing shares of stock that were issued to finance the season. The students gave their hearty support and the team reciprocated by clos- ing the season with a whirlwind finish that aroused the enthusiasm Of its backers. 2 5 w il, 'i E ii 5 ff 3 Y. fn W2 14.5 Y L lf? H. AW T W 5? 'fi 1 E ! , 1 x 1 C i i '55 33 F A? d 9 a c 2 -4 l . 1 1 r ,,..n .Ly A l Y 1 l I 1 X, 5.34-.' . . 2 iff' il - a .1 T 5, I ' t K I -1 QR L4 H 41 fi. .I if, A gl a. I ff I .- 2 fa , was ,. Q3 -, 1 Cf 1 fa : if L raJ..,,. . .- : .4 . Alfa ,ws M 4 If ! '5 .fi Q ,T ,g , ,1- iz 'X . y I 1, E., lil 1 P' , J. 1 li ll. lla'-1 xl ill K I - is 112.41311 THE WINNING efforts of the new men who joined the squad for the first time this spring carried the Lincoln high track and field squad through a fairly successful cinder season. The outfit had its big day at the University of Oregon Relays at Eugene, had mediocre suc- cesses at Oregon State College and in the City relays, and was a mi- nus quantity in the city track championship meet. Paul W. Heller, coaching the Cardinal runners for the second time, sent the squad through a much more successful season than it had last year. Grant was the big shot in the state and won every meet of major importance, with Franklin, as usual. grabbing second place honors. Charles Fyock, Franklin sprinterg Norman Daniels. Grant vaulterg Ray Dempsey. Washington milerg Skeet O'Connell. Commerce jumper, and Bobby Grayson, Jefferson hurdler, were the outstanding perform- ers in the city. The Cardinals walked off with third place honors in the Oregon relays and also took first place in the featured event-the mile relav. Robert Patrick took the Railsplitter baton the first 440 yards. his brother, Bill, increased the Lincoln advantage in the net relay. and Milo Walters, the new runner from Iriquois, stepped out to forge way ahead of the other state teams. Forbes King, captain of the squad, ran a beautiful race as anchor man of the quartet and his long stride and fast gait brought Lincoln out in front. Sam Schleifer, Lynn Burns, Harold Myers, and Ed McLaughlin, won a third place in the two-mile relay. Louis Hefler, Bob Patrick, Bob Catlin and King, captured another third place in the 440-yard relay. Only two Lincoln runners won individual points in the city cham- pionship meet. Bob Patrick took third in the 440 and Harold Myers took a second in the 880-yard run. Myers was boxed at the start, but picked up to step out ahead of the field and easily take second. The Patricks, McLaughlin, Myers and Rusty Allemang return next season to form the nucleus of another team. All of the cinder squads Grant included, will be hit hard by graduation this year. Taken as a whole the Lincoln track season was a successful one and the rapid improvement of the team gives hopes for real point-gatherers in the future. BBW! TRACK aff' at .ft i 'lil all iii, , ikiiiia ...i 4 1 GIQADUATING LETTEIQMEIN FIREMEN, conductors, brakemen, and whatnot on the Lincoln Limited are graduating in the June Class of 1930, and Engineer Wade W. Williams is looking for a new train crew to take the 1930 and 1931 sections of the Limited down the Portland interscholastic league runway. Leading the list of those who leave the ranks is Bill Robb,conductor of the Limited, and captain of the 1929 football eleven. Bill was a unanimous choice for all-,city tackle last season, and his dynamic leadership often steadied a faltering team. Robb earned his letter in the discus and was on the basketball team. Dick Goldthwaite, fireman, is another to graduate. Dick was captain of the 1930 baseballers and an all-city choice at third base. He earned letters in football and basketball. Isaac Donin, the fun- loving dark-haired boy who is the whatnot, has also affixed letters in three sports to an overworked sweater. Ike was an all-city basketballist in 1929 and 1930, and was a star pitcher on the base- ball team. Donin also earned an L as quarterback. Bob Catlin, Class prexy, who lead the attack in the Benson game when the Cardinals turned into the Lincoln Limited, is another to thin the ranks. Forbes King, star track speedster and 1930 cinder captain, will forsake Lincoln to attend Sta.nford. Jack Robertson is depriving the log cabin of his afternoon ambles through the halls. Speed was for three seasons the outstanding center of the city and his work was a big factor in the success of the basketball five. At first base his great work led the baseball team to many a victory. Bill Mason, the star front-court performer on the basketball outfit, is another to graduate. He has also won two letters as second baseman. Milo Walters , the blonde Indian, is a basketball and track veteran, and Johnny Richardson has won two letters on the baseball and basketball machines. Bill Benston is also a two-sport letterman, having annexed awards in basketball and football. Others who are helping to deplete the train crew of the Lincoln Limited are Bill Coldwell, football and track, Glenn Hendricks, football, Louis Hefler, track, and Sam Schleifer, track. Bob John- son of tennis fame and Mary Lyons, girls tennis, are minor sport letter earners to graduate. Dick Neuberger, baseball manager, and for the past three years announcer of the Limited who called out publicity dope, will leave the ranks. Billy Blitz, general athletic manager, and Bertram Schatz, the comedian trainer, are graduat- ing. Other managers to leave are Alan Davis, basketball, Sheldon Attix, baseball, and Leighton Roy, track. - gm -. ' 'vki' . -' ' x A - -1 QL. X - , .1--R,-1, .,e .,'1 .' , gvvlifn' . I ,Q-iz!g1',,f:q' - ' - vc-.9 f 4: X3 L -ffsli-V435 1 . ,f1-g.13,'r- - . . TE-gixf-sy! 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PE aaa , Q il ' ' ' X, 1' I ' Sixfff ,lil il Sl f Ri 'Y TENNII AND GULF Although Lincoln minor sports teams did not win any Interschol- astic titles this spring, the Railsplitter quartets furnished some unex- pected opposition to the other schools. ,, The golfers led by Asa Smith, veteran of three prep golf cam- jp paigns, finished in second place for the 1930 season. Joe Wallis, LaRue Smith, and Dean Kendall were the other members of the jf team. All these men showed fine match playability on more than f 1 one occasion, but were not steady enough throughout the entire sea- ! Son to bring a title up to the Log Cabin. Jefferson high Won the 11 A title when that school Wonifrom Lincoln in a closely-contested match- 535 Commerce also dropped the Railsplitters in their tracks before Asa and his cohorts had attained their form. gi The tennis four defeated Commerce, Franklin, and Roosevelt. K f Cosgrave LaBarre, Ed Luie, George Hopps, Warren Gram and Almon Newton made up a team that Was feared by the other schools in the C prep competition. None of the above boys were fortunate enough to 5 Win letters, the requirements being that a tennis player must Win two if matches, but their combined efforts in playing for one thing-their school-is indeed commendable. Warren Gram was the class of the .23 Z-J K! can X231 . X team, but was forced out of the running because of his dramatic in- terests. 'E-Z' - . . ..y. 44-pa .lv - W, V, - f -.Q3,25.'2 if, ,. 34,5 1 ,wt 5-P . -JF? .f FE? - ii L.-'np feif15,T'51 - sy.-ff I FN., W, .- r L15-'f Wei' .1 --'auf -:Taira 1-' , c,, f A fM,,4g.-f., U. -. 'PVQS . , I- ' r-1 , r 4 Pfueiazf-' 1-.gif J T , ,I r:x1,,.,t ,W ,, ,'P ' 9 G 'Ti , ,I My 5,51 Y'1fji'.-1-?.,r-1.1 1 QF rl 151 EJ' - Q .cn s X V , 5 4? . Q 'if 5 1 7 H. ii- ':,w'. ,Q DIQDEIQ of 'GLU ai il The Order of the Lv since its formation in 1927 has held high rank in thB1SttG1 l'I1811'S organizations of the state. The purpose of the 25? Lincoln club is not to be active in school affairs, but to maintain high ME standards for letter winners. The conduct of all L men is checked carefully by the organization and any boy not living up to the ideals of the club, after due deliberation, is dropped for a period. . The club endeavors to keep up a high standard of scholarship among J, its members with the result that Lincoln athletes are among the best scholars in school. Creating a proper school spirit, helping freshmen boys with their problems, and inspiring a higher type of sportsmanship on the field and in the classroom have been other aims of the club. The membership of the Order of L includes all boys who have earned major letters or who have been city champions in some r minor sport. The club holds regular meetings in Room B on Wednes- ' day mornings. Discussions are held on every phase of athletic prob- gl leans that confront our school. The officers are: Bill Mason, President 5 Jimmy Spassov, Vice- President, Dick Goldthwaite, Secretaryg Louis Hefler, Secretary, and I Jack Robertson, Sergeant-at-arms. 73 , ,lp 31,3212 ,fi ,,s:ffi,a, , zfftxbm-5 9ss,L'112'.v-.qSrg.':,1i-2'E t .,,,-,:,-fc? Q pl, y -rv: ..,,., a, ,rf-,3.'s M5f.,., ,uf 1 1,7 wg. V - 1 :fl y iligqgi ,- - , 'v ' REE Q-:..g ' IEW A -:IQ we ,mi '. .+f.y,5,. B- tn .2-1 liar iff' - N , , L J-V f- I ta. ,.-Q Q,'x 'fiiwc H ' ,Q-an . - -1-f, H, ww' '1:. 55' 4 'ir .- I-Eff -1 1: . 425: ma y agfgfw.. , f-,ww-1 3 fT'7lQf.?f.'.k '7 - 25:55-5: 1,x'g.'-L - 4 1. 'S .1 if 1 f' 57524532 - H- '.'..u,g :S A V ' 'figif -I f f if ,, x ff H - X X, ,X X X .Y V .Qi '33 gs. R. x A N' 'R nn, . , u L- rs? .4 59571 if 55135 11, -rf. ,.- Xw vu ,, I 3-1. I, 3 I Q. '.,1 ' Vg :,.., 35 , , A, eg 1 gf 'n '- 21 Z e. 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'or f c - .. 5817, .gb ,yr , I 11, , Joliff fy .15 my . l I .-, . . .1. kj, . 1 'il 'L if ' I ,,, i. , I ,V l --f' l I Q I ' v . f r 1 .AJ i I 1 nf' rr. 7: Q l l ,.'.. .o . .f f. .1183 ex '. ,x ,4 . fr.. ,5-,s X L3- .Ji Citi J. ,. nl fr., kj? rg. 'SIP Fulopl: Does this moon affect the tide? ' Dees: No, just the untiedf' X gg Y' ' 'M ae- - se ae se lu if 1.3, Street: My life was a desert before I met you. Honeywell: Then I shall cease to wonder Why you danced like a camel. 1 It at 2 4,', Wildeman: How do you like 1ny voice in comparison with Car- ' uso's? i MacMahon: His is good, but yours is better still. ! , Qjfgg West: You don't mind 1ny singing do you? Uhr: Not in the least, I Work in a sawmill. A ar Alfred Davis: Why did you look at une so intently?,' Cannibal: 'Tm the food inspector? A -,sen Anne Wilson: Why do they have knots on the ocean instead of 1niles ? Alan Davis: Well, you see, they couldn't have the ocean tide if there were no knots. :za as ec: as , :--1:' f Ir? Greene: Whatcha do last period? Day: Took part in a guessing contest. Greene: But I thought you had an English Exam. Day: 'fi did? Berenson: Are you ever cold in winter? Zavin: No, 1,111 always wrapped up in 1ny studies. Teacher: Please give your oral theme. 'Robbz Oh, I left it in my locker. -ifljffflfi Floyd: What is l0ve'?,' Goldthwaite: Love is the only fire which does not carry any insur- ance. Mamma, come quick! Archie ate all the raisins off that sticky ff brown paper. I 5-eEfQ???Il? ':fi'f72ifi5EQi 5 7?--. , 5 - ' '1?'f?'2 A 5 .. . .!?4qwJ , l Ffffil 1 H. E ,i YQ F.. X. .A .3 he s 5, , k., l. , w.,. X... l- its 'Qi K . r- -i ,IIA 5? 0 05551 .kr ' gall. ' sw.. Lain, V ,w G- V Qjfifif wx We . 8 ,. ' iii . - 5,11 f, 5. M '. .2515 my 5 6. ,gc 1 hgh? 5 . .elf-'.. fi. A . :ws-, .-., E... X. Q Lx . f,.-gh. Tyff- Q, if Z.:-if. 3391. uaiyf. HREF: ' V .. 5 ggi? aff! 5 ' ter frm g fi ' 1 w,,' ,M ,.,f , Fiaii-rf' ' 5 'Qtr . '2 ' Jil Q23 A. . 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Failingl: I think Satan must have a hold on you. Failing: I think so too. :YS 'C al -Y' Bob C.: Do you like tea? Katybel: I like the next letter better. S6 it se al? Day: How were your grades last quarter? Greene: Jules Verne. Day: I-Iovv's that?', Greene: Twenty thousand leagues under the C. Mother Pig: f'Eat lots of feed novvg son, and some day you may get in the Army-Navy football game. S? :Ks 5? SF Al Sharff: Fm going to make a parachute jump from 10,000 feet tomorrow. Hollbrook: What if the parachute doesn't open? A. Sharff: Oh, that won't stop me. it 915 S? 5? Mr. Williams: Bertram, if you earned forty dollars a month and gave your mother half, what would she have? Schatz: Heart failure? ' l I lily? THE IDEAL BOY MUST HAVE The eyes of ,,........ ..,....,..,.....,.,...,.................,...,.......................,...............,... B Olt011 MSLCMELHOH The hair of ,,,,,,,,A., Harold Pewtherer The smile of ,,,,,,.,,,,,, Bob Catlin The teeth of ......,....., Harry Potter The dimples of .......,,,. Bill Blitz The dancing of .......... Howard Kirkpatrick The brain of ....,..,., I .,..,..,,....... Bill Robb The disposition of ....i....... Alfred Davis The popularity of ............. Russell Fuller THE IDEAL GIRL MUST HAVE The eyes of ,,,,,,,,,, ,,e,,,,,, D orothy Broberg The hair of ,,,,l,,,,,, Anne Wilson The Smile of ............. Thelma De Mouth The teeth of ........,........ Jean Bosley The dimples of ........... Catherine Conant The dancing of .......... Waunita Burton The brain of ...............,...... Ruth Buffam The disposition of ............ Nita Jones The popularity of ............. Eva Burkhalter I WANT IT UNDERSTOOD That I am not an Income Tax Collectoi '... ................,,.... B ill Failing That I a1n not a ladies' man ...................,,............ ...........l. I loscoe Nelson That I will never grow a moustache .........,.., ..........,.. J olm Richardson That I a1n not oonceited .................................... 1 .... ....,......i. B ill Benston That I love dancing ,.,.................. ............. L eon Greene That my feet aren't long ........... ..... ..... ............ A 1 1 ne Wilson That my tan is natural .....,.........................................,...... ............. B arbara Harnack That I am here purely for an education ...........,..,,........ Bill Robb That I aan growing ....................................,..,.,.,.............. 1. ........,,,. Bob Street That I am no longer bashful .........,.......l............... ........,,.. M ilo Walters That bannisters were made for sliding ............ .......,.... J ack R0bertS011 That I can dance properly ...............,...........,,...,,.,,.,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,., Dick Neuberger That I am handsome ...................................,.........,.....,......,,,.,,,...,.,,..... Dick Goldthwaite That this was all in fun and was not meant for sarcasm. -Isaac Donin -Forbes King rf v ' :xii H.. .,,, , A' in. ,.., ll , , . A V - , f A K' r f 4 N - 'A V' 1 , .fills , U , ,' J - lf- . 1 . -H V ' ' ' 3 V ' ' V ' P 2-ffifff' g , ' 'Cixi 4 f ' f- 53:35 , r , 4 . ,- I - 1 , . - I P7 rv . . 1 W..-,f..1 , . . f.i11:':r1r ygjl. . iff:-f 4 , ,231 . ,,QTfQ?:f . 23,24 4 1 ACKNUWLEDGEMENTS Elzgrawzngx ITLRSON bLI'IOW' IUXGRAXIYC' Co Izzntmg and Bznzlmg NIODRRN PRINTING Co Class Photov Lmus Moruusozx S1 umo 0101111 Plzolox A L RXNVSI-ORlDbILD1O QJUFFYIIS Photo D uns STUmo ' 1' if ' f I , I' , 3 N 1' .1 W J 1 'ir w ff X f If , 1 , , f ff ,4 , 1 ,J f v ff, 1 , , Li' 21, 1 , 1, , rl QR ,V ,. rx ii 1 ' 2 . 1 W 'r , x Y 1 ' 1 1 Q Y . J , f X f ' 1 I , , 'i . i H-.E iii L N ..1 1 I ' K . . , A K 1 - 3 I Fi 1 Ig-1 1 ' 1 l ' , I , r 1 1 1 1 w 4 E. ' r 1 .
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