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.1-- ' K 4 ,iw . ' 49? 132 if wx, r fm. 42, -S -A 1 i. V I W . ls I ,wif 'x V! rf 'I5-gc!-who 1 .49a.Qbfi2:M-N WV vwywff E3 S Sm NK ERN Fu. 4 MMM!! JIM Maw . xl- f ' MM Q WWW WWJLW Enlron.lN.cHlEr . BARBARA Houakoox JANUARY Eonoa . . JACK srsveNsoN ASSISTANT . . JUNE wsrsoeuaen June smrou . . . WILLIAM WHEELER rl Q Z 5 Puausl-1 ' w Q I , Q I Nm J ' W' l ron THE .44 saw: PQRTLAND, OREGQN ini gf-54, 4. THE MEMBERS OF THE JANUARY AND JUNE CLASSES OF I937 WISH TO EXPRESS THROUGH THE FOLLOWING PAGES THE SPIRIT OF LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL. THROUGH ART, ATHLETICS, AND ACADEMIC STUDIES WE HOPE THAT WE HAVE CULTIVATED TASTE, SPORTSMANSHIP, AND A BROAD SCHOLARLY ATTITUDE. WE HOPE THAT OUR ACTIVITIES IN SCHOOL HAVE ENHANCED OUR ABILITIES AND HAVE ENABLED US TO PRESENT A CARDINAL YEAR BOOK THOROUGHLY REPRE- SENTATIVE OF OUR SCHOOL. T X x sq 3- o 5 - 'li-g. ' 1 'X K' ' ! -5 W- 7 x I IN ORDER THAT POSTERITY MAY ENJOY THAT WHICH IS AS EVER-CHANGING AS THE DRIFTING CLOUDS, AS FRESH AND NEW AS THE RAIN- WASHED COUNTRY AIR, AS INSPIRIN6 AS A SNOW-CAPPED MOUNTAIN PEAK,-AN IN- TANGIBLE INSPIRATION WHICH NO WORDS CAN EXPRESS YET ABOUT WHICH VOLUMES HAVE BEEN WRITTEN,-WE, THE JANUARY AND JUNE CLASSES OF I937, DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO THE PRESERVATION OF THE UNTOUCHED SCENIC WONDERS OF OREGON. TO THE ADMINISTRATION-FOR YOUR END- LESS PATIENCE WITH OUR YOUTH, YOUR UNDERSTANDING. AND THE FOUNDATION YOU SO WISELY HAVE LAID, WE THANK YOU. X fy Z Z X W Mr. Henry M. Gunn, prin- cipal of Lincoln l-ligh School, and former head of ihe Ains- worfh grammar school. Mr. Gunn earned his M. A. and B. A. degrees a+ 'rhe Universily of Oregon, and alier anofher surnrner's worlc he will com- plefe his doc+or's fhesis af Sfanlord Universily. During his fhree years here, he has endeared himself 'ro lhe iaculfy and fo lhe enfire sludeni body 'rhrough his personal charm and under- sfandinq. uuu-ip. NJ' l HENRY M. GUNN, Lincoln's genial principal MISS MABEL DOWNS, dean of girls Miss Mabel Downs, Dean of Girls, has held lhe deanship for 'rhe pasl len years. She was gradualed from 'rhe Universily of California in I905, and has 'raken courses in lirsl aid, psychology, men'ral hygiene, and sociology. Her work willu lhe Girls' League and 'llle sludenl body, her individual conferences wilh lhe girls, and her personal conlacls wilh 'rhe sludenls and lheir problems all were dulies enjoyed by Lincoln's dean. l BALANCING THE BOOKS.- Spencer Gill, Treasurer ol 'rhe slu- denl associalion, figures 'rhe day's accounls in 'flue sfudenl exchange. He rings up The cash regisler To deposil all funds received from The sale ol liclcels for The games, class play, aclivily cards, elc. A purl of This s+uden'r organiza- lion is lhe book exchange, which buys and sells sludenls' school books, and mainlains a s'rore for school supplies. A student proves il in one of Miss Jonas' geometry classes. fs 3 : XX, themaud M5 IIOQQ haul oi 3: Reed Eloboaxi' Mathematics Department The Mathematics Department ot the school is headed by Mr. Olin L. Wills. Atter Miss Buclcley, tormer head and veteran instructor ot the department, had retired, Mr. Wills stepped into the position. The purpose ot the Mathematics Department is three-told: First -the practical aim, to teach the tundamental processes and terms ot arithmetic and algebra: second-the disciplinary aim, to develop one's mind and ability in thinlcing in terms ot mathematics: third-the cultural aim, to develop the appreciation ot beauty in the geometric torms ot nature and the powers ot mathematics in the development ot civilization. The course is divided into tour parts: First year, elementary al- gebra: second year, plane geometry: third year, intermediate algebra and solid geometry: tourth year, advanced algebra and trigonometry. i..V'luEiix.s.'t'l,iih.fwft' 4. lr s fa' ' 5.x OUN gcerlea anaqei ff- i V R- , rn M kmenk. 'busmass ph' is NELL ARMSTRONG JOHN PHILLIPS DAVID WRIGHT HENRY BALDWIN M. LUCILE MURTON EVELYN JONES if i F . V I ff 3, V g xxx 53. Miss McLaughlin walches a sfudenl explaining a Spanish map. Language Department Parlez-vous francais? Sprechens-sie deulsch? l-'labla usled espanol? Dicis'ne la+inam7 You don'l? Well, il's cerlainl easy lo learn in Lincoln. The Language Deparlmenl consisls oz nine capable and well-lrained feachers. Lalin, Spanish, and French have been laughl ever since Lincoln was founded. bul German was dropped during The war and resumed again in l926. Allhough if is believed lo be lhe mosl dihficull language, more sludenls 'ralce Lalin lhan any o+her language. An ellorl is made lo lay a loundalion lor a beller underslanding of English, and lo lamil- iarize sludenls with works of such greal men as Cicero, Caesar. Ovid, and Virgil. German is of benelil to wouldrbe scienlisls in 'rhal il is lhe language of science. French is fhe language ol cullure and precise- ness. Sfudenls here are laughl lo read and wrile French lluenlly. Many people loolc upon Spanish as lhe mosl praclical Foreign language, because we are so closely associaled wilh Lalin America. ln lhis course, sludenls sludy The hislory as well as lhe legend O 'U lhe Spanish-speaking peoples. . LGI1 C - H I' gua9e ARQ3 U Pre: Qred Dell., S 4 . 1 u ff ' F k N V S11-Veg?-Qi hifi oflizyi WQWLER U . 9 C , 196 5-CZ: ,nm Unlhefrr, foe? he l oo, any mfy l,,,C dd of yn y . pf,y,c,b of heb, ,wff1,9 Y us ' ' -ff ,6'1 'f'f,9,o f4 A61 iii' L ' FLOYD B.ALBlN LULU M LAUGHLN Q, A Qs ,A C ' are ,X , by Vygy 1 54,30 BERTHA HUNTER MARY S. TOWNSEND CELIA HUNKINS 711.-..g, Y Drawing fha background ior a play in fha English room. lkighll The play, Riders Oo H10 Sea, in progress. 7,38 W' u K ,u,L ,l V Y 'l . VAN hella ioeauf-akoxjncol Ylos QIWVB 0 liie lo mann SH he fines acy,XnQ ka,.,AKn9 uf-R QYlE:?,,v,enN 3 enk'irex:Sl und! menl-Alvoqetl :Zi nonclla Tsiadefll' me HAROLD KING LILIAN E, AMOS MABEL DOWNS BETTY HIGGINS SHANNON PETTINGER FRANCES GILL MILDRED STEINMETZ MAURINE BROWN' ROSETTA THURSYON MABEL SOUTHWORTH HARRY KEATS RUTH ARBUCKLE ri. he dfvgha English Department The Deparlmenf of English offers conlinuous work in 'rhe Classical, College Preparaiory, and General courses. The courses include rhe siudy of grammar, rheloric and lhe ancienr and modern classics. The lireralure includes ballads, epics, romances, lyrics, lales, drama, novels, essays, and argumenis. Four new subiecls have been recenily added: Oral English for lirsl and second lerm sludenls, public speaking, dramalics, and fwo journalism classes covering a year's work. New curriculum requiremenls have been added, such as modern one-acl' plays, modern biography, and The sludy of such currenl' publicaiions as The Readers Digest The English slaff is composed of fhirleen full-lime leachers and lwo parl-lime ieachers. The lalenis and accomplishmenls of ihese Teachers range from winier sporis io making fudge. Two of lhe slaff are Phi Beia Kappas, iwo hold maslers' degrees, one is a successful wriler of prose and verse, and some have fravelled widely. I sy sk x if l . B A tc. 1 3, I . .ae A . . ,, if ' , ' xl A, ' I V American history display their scrapbooks. Guilty! A trial in Mr. Walkor's civics class The History Department The History Department ot Lincoln High School is as old as the school itselt. It is a continuation ot the history department ot the old Portland High School, which in its early beginnings had no classes in sociology, economics, and current events. The study ot Ancient and Medieval History toolc one year instead ot the present two, and Civics was taught as a sideline ot American History. English History was given one year in the curricula, but was not made compulsory. For many years there was no head ot the History Department, but in I905 Miss Ruth Rounds was appointed as tirst head. She continued in that ottice tor a number ot years: during her time the history curricula was changed to its present torm-tirst year being ancient history: second, medieval and modern: third, American history, and tourth, civics and a choice ot sociology or economics. Atter Miss Rounds' retirement, Mr. Ernest Schwarztrauber became head ot the department. About a decade ago, he went east to get a Ph. D. degree and is now a protessor. Miss Laura Northup is the present head. Under her there are eight tull-time teachers and one part-time teacher. , ,Q V .vs 1, L 'Q W , . , In' is: X . x -i , J ' if x ' r A s wifi' it-W hmdfex H1 eltfl is Q v MISS Deporfm er :inc of Itgarla Q1-ad HUP 'Q n 9 I, y 6 Uqf ' bg s e sfq,feJf100 ,fugefx wzgesf fha H' 'aching er 54,9 JY. She 'Story Lfnc Udied effi WARD WALKER HELEN CRITCHLOW NOLA E, COAD HILMA ANDERSON HOWARD SAC-E WADE WILLIAMS oln ,,, I under' 910. v T i 4 up A '- .: Q , .. ' A , ' J , . L saw I I Q :V H I: E, 'K ,sit f NATHAN BERKHAM 45 4 ' 1. ,Al kj ' . 1 -. , if-mm.. LW- 'J - ., . . , 1 , M - . ' . W , T Mr. Foulk explains fha funcfions olsomnfhinq or other Oo his biology class. Mr. Heller conducfs an experiment iw,.fY ' Science Department , '3 ' QL' The Science Deparlrnenf, unlike olher deparlmenis, is composed of four separale divisions: General Science, Biolog , Chemisfr , and Y Y Physics. A sludeni desiring fo major in science may lake a year's X work in each of fhese subiecfs, named in order. X Miss Emma Griebel, well-loved 'reacher of fwen+y-five years' ' ' sianding on The Lincoln faculfy, heads fhe division of General Science. f X Biology classes are conducled in fwo well-equipped laborafories, , compleie from lhe pei' slcelefon io fhe goldfish aquarium. Miss Maud 1 MaHley, a woman of unusual versafilify, is head of bofh Chemisfry and Biology. Togeiher wiih her coeworlcer, Miss Mildred Whifcomb. X she conducls 'rhe Chemisiry course, which deals wi+h scienfific problems and fheir relalion io everyday life. X 4 -tkx The Physics division deals wilh 'rhe inleresling and praclical sides ,, V x Q . of common science and mechanics. Mr. Paul Heller, whose years of ' Y service number fwelve, is in charge. I L QMME?-i:l?:ci c' , i ii . 5, I hs e i g LEY Hua of -P , s . UDniiiiiii l iiolixifieuik i ' ad of Ch! PF- Nude. fir' , 'W' CALWN B. FOULK MILDRED WHITCOMB FRANCIS MAGAURN ANTON LINDSTROM A Typing class pound ouT Their daily song. Commercial Department When Miss De Loris Pearson firsT came To Lincoln nine years ago, she was The only Teacher Tor abouT 200 sTudenTs. As The Typing classes grew, The deparTmenT was enlarged To encompass TorTy machines. Mrs. LoTTie M. l-lyde and Mr. Arva Wann were recruiTed To conducT addi- Tional classes in bookkeeping and Typing. As The Typing classes grew. The deparTmenT was enlarged To encompass TorTy machines. Miss Pearson also insTalled a compleTe series of filing cabineTs conTaining reTerence maTerial for The sTudenTs. The deparTmenT has iTs honor sTudenTs. Each Term sTudenTs win awards Tor Typing accuraTely 30-60 words a minuTe. A number of shorThand sTudenTs have won awards Tor Taking 80-l2O words a minuTe on radio shorThand broadcasTs Trom Oregon STaTe College. A Typing Team Trom Lincoln placed Third in accuracy in a sTaTe conTesT aT O. S. C. Under The supervision of Mr. Wann, a new sysTem was insTalled This Term, whereby sTudenTs desiring acTual office experience may sTencil and mimeograph maTerial Tor The Teachers. ,Qs 3' lOl-,gon SL of Orego EARSON il y Wi f I 1 nlvefsff LORIS P noun Weidfe Colle n' has falels G 9 edu xe'Coo,,e ge' ffnd S, nh Qmdu fi' o r fypmg S Udfed M G e You Q ylfgm. 9 Ilqflon ARVA WANN LOTTIE M. HYDE Qlly. fphe i Drawlnq ln Room 301 gon qulolly on In one of Miss HaIvorsan's art classes. lkighll Tom Franklin hammers out a bowl in rnslal arl. if s-5, Kiln. Q PW' Aubk' O alfa SEN iw- Neff' WOR uf-we in. W' H - 5 usgd ss V-91 columbia P-f' M ov is 'na Pvflwi and Eu' .- sf., 5 Nl n 59 Of0qo I as 0 9 She miww ol Art Department General arf and melal arf comprise fhe curriculum of 'rhis fascin- aiing deparfmenl. ln lhe large, wellelighled sludio, Miss Rulh Hal- vorsen, senior feacher, conducls Classes in fashion, design, commercial arf, carlooning, slage-crafl, and free-hand drawing. A+ presenl' 'rhe advanced arl' general classes are making murals wilh a norlhweslern lheme. Oregon induslries, loresis, and commerce are piclured in 'lhese murals, lhe besl of which will be placed in fhe boys' and girls' caielerias. Sludenls in lhese classes furnish all lhe piclorial adverfising for 'rhe class plays, vaudevilles, dances, and all olher aclivily promolions ol 1-he sludenl body. The slage-crafl class designs sels for 'rhe class play. Arr melal classes, under lhe supervision of Miss lsadora CHO, worlc in all mefals from copper lo gold, gradually advancing from hammering our rounded bowls +o lashioning The mosl delicale scrollworlc and jewelry selalings. Sludenls and iacully loolc forward wilh inleresf lo lhe semi-annual exhibilion held by fhe Arr Deparlmenl, when The oulsfanding work of The lerm is on display in lhe lower halls. ISADORA OTTO Delcia Wilcox wields lhe torch dl The band, in a daily practice under Mr. HandzIik's able balon, awakens Lincoln's quiel halls. Music Department The orcheslra was, in lhe beginning, lhe only musical deparlmenl of Lincoln. Mr. Carl Denlon has been direclor of lhe orcheslra for many years. Aboul nine years ago, Mr. Waldemar l-lollensled slarled lhe glee clubs here: and four years ago, Mr. Leon L. l-landzlilc organized lhe band. Following Mr. l-lollensled's resignalion lasl ferm, lvlrs. Elhel Miller Bradley has lalcen over lhe glee clubs. There are al presenl over lhirly members in lhe orcheslra. Their reperloire consisfs of slandard overlures, semi-classical pieces, and seleclions from popular operas. The band, consisling of aboul lhirly members, plays marches, lighf classics, and school songs. Lasl year The Dads' Club presenled uni- forms lo lhe band. The glee clubs are divided inlo lhree classes: soprano, allo, and bass chorus l38 voiceslg girls' ensemble l7O voiceslq and mixed chorus Q40 voicesl. Lasl year in compelilion wilh high schools lhroughoul lhe slale, 'rhe musical deparlmenl placed in nearly all evenls lo win The grand sweepslalces oi lhe slale. LEON HANDZLIK ETHEL MlLLElZ BRADLEY MR effe d- CARL E 9fff,5d 'le RDENTON 7943, ' H9 h:.Vdl Acezjdfrgcyo r s been army of JI rho or Lfllqoln 'ff-'lc in Lihlffra Or ,wen Ildon fffnyol 1 4 4' A dudy session in ihs library lrhouqh ihey're probably noi sfudying now fha? Mrs. Marxion, Hia librarian, isn'f looliinql. heh A been RSTONI'-4erS'lW anSh9 has XCE Mk He yjm Schooi. L . 2 . xi sau' GH i s- qr Soi-iikernyen You oii Uncoin a The Library One oi 'rhe mosi pleasanl rooms in Lincoln is lhe library. ll is well sioclced wilh iiciion, non-iiclion, and reference books. This year a new second ediiion of Websier's New Iniernaiional Diciionary for i936 has been added io 'rhe colleciion. There are 5,278 volumes in our library, of which 2,753 are of diiierenf iiflesg The library subscribes fo 25 magazines, among which are Time, Li'rerary Digesif' A+lanfic Monihlyf' l-larper's, and Asia. Among lhe new iiciion boolcs recenlly added are Swanson's The Judas Tree. Buclcs The Good Ear+h, Eugene O'Neill's Nobel Prize edirion of Nine Plays, Winkler's The Du Ponf Dynasl'y, Fleming's Los+ Caravan, and Charnley's Jean Laiiiief' Among ihe new non-iiciion books are l-lolman's Winning Baslcef- balI, Lane's Your Carriage, Madam, Clea+or's Roclceis Through Space, and Smi+h's Men Who Run America. The library also houses many fine piciures, bronze and silver lrophies, and our famous Dads' Club Plaque. 4 . EUZABETH PATERSON Assisfam Librarian Y- -4 4' M12 Soma of the gym boys give a IIMIQ outside domonsfraiion in the art of fumblinq. Gymnasium The Oregon slaie law requires ihai all high school siudenls lake gym Two periods each week. There are approximalely 950 siudenis 'raking gym a+ Lincoln, 400 Taking ouiside gym. and 'rhe remaining siudenrs are excused eifher because of illness or because of heavy exira-curricular aciivifies. All boys going our for maior sporis are exempt Mr. Fabre is 'rhe boys' gym inslrucfor. l-le comes io Lincoln on Mondays and Wednesdays. To aid in leaching his classes, he chooses lhe 'ren besi boys in each class for gym leaders. These boys have formed 'rhe Boys' Gym Leaders Club. Mrs. Jean Mafhiesen is ihe girls' gym leacher, and divides her Time beiween Lincoln and Franklin. Her gym leaders have formed The Penlaihlon Club. ln ihe cold and wef weaiher classes are held in +he gymnasium, where ihe siudenis do apparaius work. When 'fha weaiher permiis, ihe pupils go across ihe sireef To The field on Broadway and Market and play ball. C MR. L JEAN MATH I ESEN L F WY9.5i?!F3 1 11,4 . .5 t-gs: is .. if I 'W--, fi O One fourfh of a credii is given each ierm for gym wheiher if is 03:3 has bi FABRE 'ralcen in Lincoln or ouiside. Celiforniifi H,hf:C:0nQcadff::r?l:,, em f grad I L. 9 9 uefe of :Zstoln fothgj me 9 . Unwsr xzhof 5 STUDENTS: OREGON, THE LAND OF THE EMPIRE BUILDERS. WE HAVE OUR TREES. MOUNTAlNSg LAKES AND DESERTS: RIVERS AND SEA. WE LIVE IN THE SHADOW OF BEAUTY: IT IS OUR HERITAGE. QB J' t-n nr W1 KK s-- W X , Z s 1 H, s...-H 'Fa-sp., BERNARD SHEVACH, presidenf of Lincoln Sfudenf Association, fall lerm JAMES GOODSELL, presiclenf of Lincoln Sfudenf Associafion, spring ferm Fall Term - i a .J ii tv' JEAN ELLSBERG JAMES GOODSELL Secretary Editor Bi-Weekly Cardinal The sfudenf body governmenf of Lincoln l-ligh School has proved as successful as ofher democ- racies of ifs kind. lf creafes a friendly and co- operafive spirif among members of fhe sfudenf body. The cabinef, chosen by popular elecfion, heads and sponsors all sfudenf measures, e. g., 'rhe sales of acfivify cards and ficlcefs fo afhlefic games. Af fimes fhe cabinef opens ifs meefings lo fhe enfire school, af which lime sfudenfs may bring forfh lheir ideas on improvemenfs and in- novafions. Amendmenls fo fhe school conslifufion are submiffed fo popular elecfion upon recom- mendarion of 'rhe cabinef. Lafely a sfudenf courf has been esfablished lo fry fhe offenses of undisciplined members of fhe school. Judges selecfed from The sophomore, junior, and senior classes sif in frial and award fhe penalfies. An experimenf as yef nof fully perfecfed, fhe courl is neverfheless serving fhe sfudenf governmenf much as civil courfs of law serve municipal and sfare governmenfs. Spring Term 'US Q... D , ,' 5' fi - . i iv -M ia U K 1 JANE LUEDDEMANN Vice-President Secrelary CLAIRE SMITH Student Association . ' .1 RICHARD IRWIN VIRGINIA TOOZE VIRGINIA TISDALE Chairman Cafeteria Board President Girls' League Associate Editor Bi-Weekly Cardinal FRANKLIN TOURTELLOTTE SPENCER GILL Treasurer Assistant Treasurer BARNEY ITKIN BETTY PATTON SPENCER GILL Editor Bi-Weekly Cardinal President GirIs' League Treasurer DAVID HAWORTH MARJORIE HOSFELDT Chairman Athletic Board Associate Editor G J Bi-Weekly Cardinal iii A .' B A ily xr A ROBERT KEEN Chairman Athletic Board BARBARA ttI'RVIN Vice-President STEWART TAYLOR Chairman Cafeteria Board HALSEY JONES Assistant Treasurer , Q .ik eilani mx w ' 'MW - q . QT- - item bilgshea glnq agxaen accom? A1 ei ii 5 RQlNl Lgdqu VX Q emi Ano voice. of kk SOP' 1199 Fall Term ff N' Lincoln l-lighs The Girls' League oT Lincoln l-'ligh School is an organizaTion supporTed by every girl of The school, Upon enTering high school, each girl auTomaTically becomes a member of The body. Feminine members of The sTudenT body choose Their own cabineT To head all Their underTalcings. Girls parTicipaTe in Term groups, each wiTh a special proiecT of service To The school or The League. During one week of The Term, The girls supporT Their Girls' League Week, during which They direcT The acTiviTies oT The school. A Tire drill, dance, and special ediTion of The bi-weelcly Cardinal, The school paper, are regularly or- ganized aT This Time. GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET members are: back row, Tell lo righT, T. Fuiii, D, Bright, M. HosleIdT, B. Kroder, D. Cummins, R. Morfonj from row, M, Besson, J. Lueddernann, Miss Downs, V. Toozf-, M. Fahie-nl F. Cass. Girls' League Girls' League acTiviTies Tor The spring Term are ouTlined in a program providing Tor conTinuance of The Term groups, girls' sporTs, and The emer- gency squad. Girls of The eighT Term groups have selecfed deTiniTe proiecTs Tor sTudy. Among These con- sTrucTive subieCTs are dramaTics, a sTudy of col- leges and universiTies, and a selecTion of The ouTsTanding modern women who besT exemplily The ideal TraiTs chosen by The League. Girls' sporTs, TirsT organized lasT year., are being coached by Miss Brown. Basl1eTball, indoor, soccer. volleyball, and Tumbling are scheduled Tor The Term. The sporTs are sTricTly inTramural, Term Teams playing againsT each oTher. n 1 e N OIS. H llfered .1 gprfn B577 L'f'9ue Y P4 fro Br fav . Llncol g fe Q. orrfe pa,,i:7ee ye,f2gpre:fdeh, 5 ar 0 fr ' of e slfefing sflrd gba,-frfsl Girls -verge' 9. Ilif- 'Tlrnon Spring Term GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET includes: Back row, left To righl, S. Bowermcm, J. Gh r I F. R h M. ' I- M ll T h' T M. Beebe: first row, left To right, P. Keilus, M. Hansen, Miss Downs, B. Patron, E, auc ' Omg ty' ' u C 'Sin' : ns X l Of fb ROBERT TAKAMI, president of fhe January '37 class Despife fheir smallness in numbers, lhe eighry- eighf sludenfs of The January class accomplished much during Their senior year. Toqelher wilh fhe June class ihey inauqurafed Two imporlanr changes, a slandard class pin for all senior grad- uafing classes. and a yearbook issued once an- nually lor bofh fhe June and January classes. The January class was small buf forceful, a class which will nor be soon forqolfen. The Class ol is JASON HERVI N Serqeanl-at-Arms DOROTHY BRIGHT Secrefary JACK STEVENSON January Yearbook Editor MARIJANE LONG Vice-President REINO HOCKERT Ireasurer JUNE WEISGERBER January Assis!an1EditQr January, 1937 fl 'X , W J..i.p.Q. . , , 'D- Q-. N? K fix R-,N MR. WALKER MISS GILL MR, MAGAURN MISS HALVORSEN MR. WILLS MISS PEARSON Bn , fr' ,. ' ,,-V. sr? im. 4.3. .,,.9-ie . ,,-jx? inf, 4 ffm- , 1. lf. 'IIA 'Q ' ETHEL M. HOSKIN, senior class adviser The January nineleen hundred Ihirfy-seven class wish Io express Iheir appreciafion Io Iheir ad- visors. Every year Mrs. I-Ioslcin, Miss Gill, Miss Halvorsen, and Mr. Wills give Iheir kind advice and alienfion Io Ihe graduafing class. ln addifion Io our regular advisors, our class aslced Miss Pear- son, Mr. Magaurn, and Mr. Walker Io aid us. We, Ihe January class, have appreciaIed 'rhe aid Ihal each of our advisors has rendered us and wish Io express our sincere Ihanlcs. 1 -L. it N:- 4 rf F I A Y' 1 I ,, Ai S HP' ' ' uk, xr BRIGHT, DOROTHY GALE Course Cdllc-qv Preparatory Class play Secretary eighth term glass pf!'Sldervl1'rt1rtlrt term qirlg Philos treasurer, secretary Mnsnuers, wwe president Ruiim representative Vure nrestilrnt secrlnd term girls Ervwrqettay Slunrl Futlrf- Drarvtatics ANCEH, ROBERT E. Course Cnlleqe Preparatory Foutball 'lb Trarl- '35 '36 Sec rvt.1ryOrder nf L Hi Y Fire 5-Juarl Return rr-presr-ntgtlye Future Oreeon State Cgllpqiy For:-str, COUAMORE DOROTHY Course General Ent:-red trcim Grant High School. '34 Min-d chorus Operetta Carnival Cllalrrnan class announcement committee Room representative Cardinal representative Future Undeclded b'N 4, 91 55.1 i K. 4, 7' CAUFIELD, WALLACE C-xurse College Pr-1,-pm-atwry Entered from Peoria Hiqn School. Illinpis Chemistry club Future University el Org-qnn Enqineerinq BRONNER. ALMA Course' Colleqe Preparatory Assistant literary editor Cardlnal yearbook Class play property committee Class pluy ticket exchange Class day rornrnlttee Carn1vdl'35,'36 Cardinal Capers lll Sf-are-tary, editor Pi Epsilon Secretary fourth term qlris Girls' tire sfzuad Future' Oreqer State College- CLARNO. ROBERT Course, Genera' Room representative Football '36 f'u?ul'C OreqQnStt1tr' Collpqr- AKIN, DAVID T. Course: College Preparatory FutureZUndec1ded CLOUD, BERYL Course: College Preparatory BREVET, BEEPSKE Course: Col lr-qe Preparatory Secretary International Club Class Play property committee Glrls' League emergency squad Girls' Leaque fire srxuad Future Reed Colleqe Q 36. A' K 1.6: BARNETT, MARY GOLDEN Course: College Preparatory Entered from Sunnyside Hiqh School, Albany Class play Glee club Girls' sextet Future' Albany Colleqe ANDERSON, ARNOLD Course: College Preparatory Card-nal ehoristers Operetta, Joan of the Nancy Lee Future: Reed Collr-qc BAER, WALTER IRVING Courses College Preparatory Entered from Broadway Hiqh Scl1ool.SeattlC, '34 Secretary Pi Lambda Kappa Maswuers Class Play Chairman Class Day ggrnmittee Bi Weekly Cardinal Orchestra Future University of VVi1slrvtnqtm, .X lg 'A ' Q.- gif- .,, X . Q' .0 1- as ... .. ,,- +- -.-21513521 Q ,fm X f . . ' fag an x i ' V7 CHRISTENSEN, MARCELL Course: General Entered from Nehalem High School, Nehalem, Oregon Class play usher Future: Albany College FORBES, STUART G. Course: General Stage crew Pi Epsilon Fulurn: Oregon lnstilute of Technology, Engineering ELY, RALPH Course: Classical Mixed chorus Cardinal representative Candidate sludent body president Class play Junior Oratorians Operetta International Club Pi Lambda Kappa Fulure Oberlin College, Ohio K' eng DEIBELE, JOSEPH M. Course: College Preparatory Future: Undecided DUNHAM, VERNA Course: General Orchestra Future: Undecided ENGLAND, JUNE Course: College Preparatory Entered lrom Multnomah, January, '34 Class play prooerties committee Future: University of Oregon Q'-,L :.- ff ,.: A Q 3.5 ' I 'if .ll sl FLEMING, JANET Course: College Preparatory Pi Epsilon Cardinal Capers ll Pi Epsilon dance committee Girls' League tire souad Fu'ure: Oregon Stale College GARRIS, ELDEN Course' General Entered from Commerce High School, fall '33 Band Future: University of Oregon, Aviation C-ARSIDE, PEGGY Course: College Preparatory Entered from Grant High School, September '34 Cardinal staff Glen club Future: Undecided DAVEY, JAMES Course: College Preparatory Mastluers Chairman class pin committee Room representative Cardinal representative Track '34, '35 Future University of Oregon GOLDENBERG, LEONE Course: College Preparato Vice-president, editor Pi Epsilon Cardinal Capers ll Pi Epsilon dance comrnitte Girls' League tire squad Future: Oregon State Coll DES G-FORGES, HENRY Coursc1Gcneral Roorr- representative French club Future: Oregon State College, Navigation , 'Z I W Y L ' :Q 1 '- .,, . I I u l QT' HERVIN, JASON Course: College Preparatory Fire chief Hi-Y Business manager Bi-Weekly Cardinal Sergeant-atearrns senior class Minute Men Junior Oratorians International Club Room reoresentative Future: Reed College HEATON, ELIZABETH Course: College Preparatory Emergency squad Usherinq committee class play Coed dance committee Girls' tire squad Carnival committee Future' Oregon State College HOFFMAN, PHIL Course: General Class pin committee Room representative Cardinal representative Future: Oregon State College i 343,91 lb we -silve- ii-lwa W itil.. , ffiifiai' HOCHFELD, BERNICE D. Course: General Future: University of Washington HOCKERT, REINO E. Course: College Preparatory Treasurer senior class Football '36 Order ot L Fire squad Room representative Cardinal representative Future: Ore on State Colle e, Q Q Forestry LIGHT, RUTH S. Course: Colle e Preparatory Entered lrorn grant High School, September '35 Carnival committee Future: University of Washington GRAF, RUTH Course: College Preparatory Class play committee Carnival committee Future: Monmouth HARTZLER, CLARENCE Course: College Preparatory Pi Lambda Kappa Cardinal statf Room representative Future: Undecided HILL, HARRY Course: General Movie Club Future: University ol Oregon .J ii. 36- 'YI' GREEN, GEORGE Course: College Preparatory Hi-Y president '36 Basketball '35, '36 Football '35, captain '36 Fire Chief Adelptiian Future: Undecided GURIAN, LORRAINE Course: College Preparatory President first term girls Vice-president eighth term qirlS Class play prompter Vice-president Pi Epsilon Vice-president Chemistry Club Girls' League tire squad Future' University ol Oregon HERVlN, BARBARA Course: College Preparatory Vicefpresident student body Chairman dance committee Secretary Girls' League Copian Philos Class olay, Mrs, Mudge Class Dlay committee Chairman I lie ...- W 8 K wx. ? , 1. . ' ig: JOHNSTON, WILLIAM Course' College Preparatory Entered Irom Multnomah Junior High School Boys' Gym Leaders Golf tournament Future: Undecided HORN, TYRUS Course' College Preparatory Entered from Lewis and Clark High School, Spokane, Wn. Class play Fire squad LAMBERTONQ MAX! N E Course: General Emergency squad Tuxis ri'Y Carnival committee Future: Albany College JOHNSON, MARGARET V. Course: College Preparatory Class p'ay Girls' League carnival Girls' tire squad Future: University of Oregon Glee club Medical School KNIFE, BETTY VIRGINIA KONOWALYK, VERA Course, General Futuree Oregon State College lla 0 ,lib N 4 A Course: College Preparatory Commencement committee Glee club, vice-president Carnival '35, '35 Emergency squad Ustiering committee class play Coed dance committee Girls' League tire squad Future: Oregon State College, Dietetics G- -I ,, -ki, lv .N K 4,1 1 R, et. Q I Q in S , v Ns I L KJ In I-6' sa, I., R- i V 45? .. R 'N is F i .13 is 5 ' H A555 LA BEAL, JEANNETTE Course: General Pentathlon club Turis-Try Carnival committee Future: Albany College RWIN, RICHARD Chairman cafeteria board Fi Lambda Kappa, treasurer Junior Oratorians Fire squad Cardinal Capers Ill Band Orchestra Future: Reed College OOMIS, JOYCE President, treasurer Adelphians Sergeant-at-arms Copians Cardinal representative Room representative Senior prom committee Class play committee Future: University of Oregon W.-M. 1 z 9' if , v K' KRAEMER, RICHARD L H Course: College Preparatory Adelpliians Tennis '35 Sports editor Bi-Weekly Cardinal Cardinal representative Future: University of Washington ONG, MARIJANE Course: College Preparatory Vice-president January '37 class Girls' tennis team '35, '36 Copians Adelphians Cardinal yearbook art staff Room representative Operetta ushering committee Future' Oregon State College OBBS, PRESTON Course: General Entered from Florida, '34 Future: Lumbering 0 Q 1 56- 1 ln' 19 ,,, , s it y ,.,, , ,. e .Fx .L . MYl RS BARBARA Cihlrsv Iii-iii-ral Eiittrrf-rllri-i1iLi,iiq Hg-.yrlil Cal X Si-yin-rvilii r 36 liituri- Sl llmii-sllall .lar ii.r Cg,,ii..f,,. PAYNI MARION J, Ciiiirsiv Lilii iii Pu par story Vi. i- pri qi iivtit li ti rii,iti.iii,1 :lull Bi Wir, ily C,.irilii,1l s'all Class rm, i..et.i'-i.- X ri-wi ,mai glass nh, irtrviriiitliirl lit-wrigi ri . Sf: l 11 Flass rw- it 'i ri 'ti ir 'irrls lialiiii 'rf siiiai l-min lt'1 1filIw,gu MllYilN NURAH ly lr-xr fr-1-wil lin-,rw lli 'iriiili-il 4181 1 ' 9 K x af' 'D -Y Q-Q' -ag ' fm' ,ha 4f. O'NElLL, EDWARD A, Room roprf-scntatlvn Class play propertycommitlcc Fiit-in' Santa Clara Collnqr- MOQRE SPHRLEY J. Coiirso Gurivrol Erin-rrin lmm Broadway Hlqh Swtiiiiil Svalrlc- Wash I-Utiirri Cornish MIUZS EDWARD Qfrlrsw Cwlrrqv Pri-pnralory Forilbaw '35, '36 Gr if-r c1lL Hturr- Orvqon Slalf' Coll!-qv fluutriral Eiiqiiii-wruig MESHER, DOROTHY Course: College Preparatory Chairman lypin slafl Cardinal yearcaook Pi Epsilon Cardinal representative Room representative Orchestra Futurr1'UnivPrslty of Oroqori MALONEY, ARTHUR A. Course' College Preparatory Foolball '35, '36 Vine-preside-nl Order of L Hi-Y Fire Squad Room representative Cardinal represvnlafivc Futura' Univ:-rsity of Washiriq- lan Business Aclministratior mess, sownzo Course: General Boys' Gym Leaders Room reoresenutiye BOyS' Glee club Future'Un1'lPtidPd MARUMOTO, GEORGE Course: Colle-qc Preparatory Gym leader Class pin committee Fire snuad Future-' Uridvcidvd NHLTON, JANE V, LUSK MARGARET A. Course: Gs-rieral Entered from Girls' Polytechnic Presidz-nt Ds-lla Pi Omicrcri Cardiml representative- Fliture' Norlhwrfste-rri Bu5ir1PSS Colloqr- ,yjlh 1 R. 455. Na' is. Coursfa: Colle-qs Preparatory Entered from Holy Child Atddemyl '34 Secretlfv Philos Class picture committee Class pin Commitff-0 Class narriival committm- Girls' Lvaqur- fire sczuad Future' Uridvcidr-ri fwf 1 'r ' i. - sa f 3' ' l AX cu REECE, DANIEL Course: College Preparatory Treasurer Pi Lambda Kappa Future: Oregon State College, Mining SCHULENBURG, MAYBELLE Course: College Preparatory Entered from Washington High School, '33 Class picture committee Future: Undecided SHERIFF, MERLE Course' College Preparatory Football '35, '36 Baseball nianaqr-r '35 Order of L Fire squad Athletic board Cat:-tr-ria board Cardinal representative Roorn representative Sports editor Cardinal POOREE, CHARLOTTE Entered fall '36 Usher class play Class picture committee Future: University ol Oregon REED, SHIRLEY Course: College Preparatory Entered frorn Multnomah Jun ior High School, Jana '33 Cornrnencernent committee Future: Monmouth PUZISS, MARY Course: College Preparatory President drama group Class play Room representative Girls' League fire squad Future: University of Washington yearbook Future- Rv:-ml College Sfienrv a,,i lkfyr' X 48' QK L, Nw alll' - '. - ' . -' Qi nfs... i' MW' QL. I -11 X ' ii . V ' i gmt is 'N 'F . SHIMOJIMAI RAE M. SHADOAN4 BERNARD E Course: College Preparatory Course- College Prppargtory Secretary sixth term qirls Tri Y Girls' League carnival Usher class play Future' Creqon Stale College SOMERVHLLE, TED L. G,-yrr Leaders' club Carnival '36 Freshman frolic Future, Walla Walla College-I Prerrnodics SHLFIFER, ROSE Course: College Preparatory Vice-president Girls' League Tennis '34, '35, '36 Secretary eighth term girls Cha rrrtan sports group Secretary Pi Epsilon Pr ntathlon Entr-fmt from Franklin Hugh Sphoal Boys' L-rxm Lf-adr-rs Chemistry club Frcnrh club Room representative Future Aeronautics, Bneinq Soho tl of Aeronautics SPL IID. MARGARET C. S Philos, president, si-arc-tary Copiarrsl secretary Seeretary lourth term girls Senior prom Qomntittm- Room representative Cardinal reprrrsentativo Future' Univ:-rsitx ut Orcqnn HEVAC'-4, BERNARD Course' College Preparatory Stunon' bod-, president Presiocnt Pi Epsiwwn General chairman tall tr-gtiyg G,yrrn trader BifWcr-kly Cardinal stall Future' Urxterim-.x .acf .El ,L l.,, M-- Qg- iqav 'F f?,5a- . Eg TERRY,KAY Course: General Entered trom Grant High School, '34 Senior prom committee Class play costume committee Masqucrs dance committee Future: University of Oregon, Buying WEISGERBER, JUNE Course: College Preparatory Associate editor ot yearbook Vice-president Pi Epsilon International club Cardinal representative Class play ticket exchange Girls' League lire squad Future Undecided WECKERT, RONALD Course: College Preparatory Football '35 Candidate student body president Hi-Y Fife squad Order ot L Baseball '36 Future' Undecided TAKAMIA ROBERT T, Course: College Preparatory President senior class President l-lifY President Inter Hi-Y Council Order of L Basketball '35, '36 Junior basketball '34 Room representative Cardinal representative Captain fire squad Track mana er '34 q Future: Oregon State College, Foreign Trade WINTERS4 L. DUDLEY Course: College Preparatory International club Senior prom committee '36 Future: Columbia University TOOZE, VIRGINIA Course: College Preparatory President Girls' League Student nominating committee Operetta Class play Cardinal Capers Pnilos Masque-rs Bi-Weekly Cardinal statf Room representative Mixed chorus Future: University of Oregon SPLIID, OSCAR Course: General Adelpliians, sergeant-atbarms Cardinal representative Room representative Fire sguad Baseball Basketball Gym leader Band Future' University of Oregon Medicine STEADMAN, DORlS L. Course. College Preparatory Cardinal Clioristers Delta Pi Omicron Cardinal Capers ll, lll Operetta Room representative Future: St Hele-n's Hall Junior College STEVENSON, JACK D. Course: College Preparatory Editor Jan, '37 Class Cardinal Student body nominating committee Room representative Boys' Gym Leaders Fire squad Future' Reed College 'fl ,!0 QQ? vo. ig N x'x C stage was rr ' fs' ,. ,Y 'ifzifu ,Mk F, l. SPENCER, MADELINE Course: General Entered from Grant Higli Scltool, '33 Usher class play Glce club Future: Music SUGARMAN, ALFRED Course: College Preparatory Class play, Her Incubator Husband Oocretta, Joan ol the Nancy Lee Secretary Pi Epsilon Mixed chorus Cardinal representative Cardinal Capers Carnival Glrte club Future Uriiiei iiii-ij TWEEDDALE, RUIH Course: College Preparatory Entered from Multnomah Jun ior High School. Jan. '33 Room representative Secretary Glue club Usnerette class play Future Undr-ridr-it f-.X .1354 Q. gf Ijuv r an FDA fs. ,lr , S WESTON, JOHN P. Course: College Preparatory President Back Numbers President Pi Epsilon Statistics staff yearbook Class play committee Senior prom committee Cardinal representative Future: Business College WOLFE, BETTY R. Course: General Entered trom St. HeIen's Hall '34 Orchestra Carnival Usher Future: Good Samaritan Hospital, Nursing BERNARD SHEVACH and IARIARA HERVIN Winner ot Dads'Club Plaque award for outstanding students WOLSll'-PER, THERESA Course: College Preparatory Room representative Usherette class play Gir's' League tire squad Future: Oregon State College YATES, JEAN Course: College Preparato Future: Undecided -- January '37 Class Commencement On January twenty-second, nineteen hundred thirty-seven, upon the occasion ot the one hun- dred and seventeenth commencement, ninet seniors were graduated trom Lincoln High Schooli Charles A. Epple, pastor ot the Faith Lutheran Church, gave the class address, The Marlcs ot An Educated Man. Principal Henr M. Gunn presented the diplomas. Class Presi ent Robert Talcami spoke brietly in tarewell. Musical enter- tainment was provided by Virginia Tooze, singing Ah, Je Veux Vivre, and Ralph Ely, rendering a piano solo. A new custom was started at Lincoln this grad- uation night. l-leretotore, once a year the Dads' Club has had engraved the names ot the most outstanding boy and girl on the Dads' Club plaque in the school library. This term the plaque was unveiled at commencement to reveal the names ot Bernard Shevach and Barbara l-lervin, president and vice-president, respectively, ot the student body, the tirst students chosen exclusively trom the January class. WILLIAM MASTERS, presidenf of Ihe June '37 class The June '37 class were parlicipanls in Three epochvmalring changes in senior class organiza- lion: This class was The lirsl To organize and elecl olficers al The beginning of The senior year dur- ing The sevenlh Term. As a resull, il ouflined all ils aclivilies before Ihe rush of The lasl Ierm in high school, Togelher wilh The January class, il' voled for a uniform class pin, The guard lo denole The Term and year, and approved The consolidalion of bofh class anuuals 'ro form one publicafion, The Cardinal Yearbook. To be issued annually. ...gd-4 -l-he Class ol 'Qt' ' no .,h- 1.-, ,ver L.. SUYANNE CUNNINGHAM ROBERT KEEN VICE-PRESIDENT SERGEANT-AT-ARMS WILLIAM SENDERS BETTY GILLEN TREASURER SECRETARY BARBARA HOLBROOK WILLIAM WHEELER MANAGING EDITOR OF JUNE EDITOR YEARBOOK June, l937 S ff , If I .X 4g-A M' wg . M ... y is 42 ffm. .'v V1 J ' Q., 4- 'fr Eh ' , .. -.fs.-w A -. sr MABEL SOUTHWORTH, senior class adviser These advisers, all members of 'rhe facully. supervise senior class aclivilies. Several of The advisers are regularly associaled with lhe class annual: Mrs. l-loslcins. delermining The policy, Miss Gill, in charge ol literary work, and Miss Halvor- sen, supervising all arl work. Mr. Wills manages lhe business allairs. fqhfi 49. . as-. , , , MR. WALKER MRS. HOSKIN MISS HALVORSEN MR. MAGAURN MISS GILL MR,WlLLS U' 5, val ADAMS, ELLA M. Course: General Entered from Gresham, Sep- tember, '36 Future: Business College ALLEN, WILLIAM H. Course: General Entered from Benson Poly- technic, January, '36 Bacl: Numbers Cardinal representative Room representative Future' Undecided BENSON, VELMA Course: College Preparatory Entered from Jefferson H, S. September, '34 Mixed chorus-Forest Grove Cardinal representative Tri-Y Delta Pl Omicron Class play Cardinal stall Assistant editor-Glee Future' Monmouth N F . H ,K 1 P ' qfx, ..,1 1-I 1. dw, c. Q:-. . AKERS, RICHARD J. Course: Colle e Preparatory Entered from Eugene H. S. '35 Mixed Chorus Pi Lambda Kappa Boys' glee Room representative Future: College BENNETT, LEN'ORE Course: General Entered from Baker H. S. November, '36 Future: Undecided AUSTIN, ROBERT Course: General Future: Undecided lm . , le I , b ' A 55 I Y I ff .file - If, :-3' .t Q' gf' f I, -.Q-.4 , '1 . u -1, 1,43 h. . -1 r. ' K.- i - -ug BARTON, ARTHUR S. Course: College Preparatory Track '35, '37 Golf Future: Oregon State College BERTELSEN, LORABELL W. Course: General Entered from Multnomah Jr. High, Fall '34 Chemistry club Future: Oregon State Colleqe AMITON, JAMES Course: General I it I ,- 'Q ' is 11 It if CS' AJ BESSON, BARBARA A. S. Course: College Preparatory President, vice-president Copians President second term girls Chairman of costume committee Philo Room representative Future: Sarah Lawrence BAUDER, GEORGE Course: General Entered Lincoln, Fall '36 Future: Western Baptist Theological Seminary BISHOP, VIRGINIA Course: College Preparatory Future: Northwestern Business College wx yy of 4 ivan., .. Qi, 3-dem ' 'hr 'sv '? ' . 6--' -If x i yi- BREITENSTEIN, VlOLET BURNETT, ALICE ERLENE Course: College Preparatory Course: General Future: Business college Entered from Central H. S., Pueblo, Colo., October, 36 Future: Interior decorating BRITTAIN, MARTHA CALLEY, NICHOLAS G. Course: College Preparatory Course: College Preparatory Golf team '35y '36 Room representative Sports statt Cardinal, '34, '36, Pi Epsilon '37 lnternational club Assistant chairman girls' Fire squad Bl sports Chairman statistic committee Girls' Lea ue tire squad 15 termsci Girls' League emergency squad Vice-president Hingers, Dodecas Futuret University of Portland Medical School GLER, ETHELGRACE Course: General Entered from Medford H Fall '35 Service chairman of Tri-Y, Fall '36 Delta Pi Ornicron Future: Business college .S., Student court 4 Future: Reed College, Busi- ness Administration CANDEE, LEO Course: College Preparatory Entered from Jefferson H. S., September, '36 Sergeantratearms Gym Leaders Future: Adcox. Diesel BOULE, CHARLOTTE Course: Colleoe Preparatory Entered from Gaston H. S. '34 Future: University of Oregon CARKHUFF, WALTER Course: Colle e Preparatory EnteredlromSt.Stepl'1en'S, September '32 Gym leader Glee club Future: Undecided BOW MAN, PEGGY Course: General Room representative Girls' League emergency squad Vice-president Culture Group Future' Undecided we A 1. ' 44:15 ,rf ,. it . 151. 'V ' 'b i BROWN, DONALD Course: General Entered from Jefferson H. S. Fall '34 Room representative Spanish club Future' Undecided BODINE, ARIEL Course: College Preparatory Operetta President Music club Future: Undecided BURT, WlLLlAM P. Course: College Preparatory Business manager Cardinal, two years President Delta Pi Omicron, three terms Member National Quill and Scroll Society Gym leader Drum maior, band Director Cardinal representa- tives, two years Future' West Point Q T pg gas -,- T is-sf .1 91 qi-- 09 t ' CONEY, GLEN REMBERT Course: Colle e Preparatory Entered from Columbia H. S South Carolina, Sept., '34 Future: St. Helens Hall Jr. College BLACK, DOROTHY Course: College Preparatory Girls' League Fire Squad Room representative Cardinal staff Cardinal Capers Ill Kardinal Karnival, spring '35 Class pla costume c mm' y o ittee Future. St. Helens Hall Jr, College CUNNINGHAM, SUZANNE Course: College Preparatory Adelphian Room representative Vice-president 7th and Sth term class Rally team Vice-president 2nd and 7th term girls Girls' League tire squad Future: University of Oregon DE BAUW, ROBERT Course: College Preparatory Track '37 Boys' Gym Leaders Future: Undecided CHAN, JEANNE BURDETTE, BETTY LOU Course: College Preparatory French club Future' Reed College Course: Colle e Preparatory Entered from galem H. S., '35 Art group ot Girls' League Girls' League tire squad Seventh term girls' proiect committee Future: University of Oregon J as T 3 pr ., V- i ld: ' , T, 'M 'I 2 5. i ig 1-. 1 9 Q? f 'ie 40-' -'E'-PA , .,.1 -- F, .ya -4-N CUNNINGHAM, JANE Course' General A DE MEERLEER, JAMES . Course: College Preparatory Entered from Reno H. S., Nev. Hi-Y Future: Stanford, Pre-medics Track '35, '36, '37 Fire squad CLARK, RICHARD Course: College Preparatory Pi Lambda Kappa Room representative Golt tournament, '36 Future: University of Oregon CLELAND, FLORENCE E. Course: College Preparatory Entered from Beaverton H. S '34 Future: University of Oregon, Future: University ot Portland Law ' CARLSON, MAE Course' General Nursing CROWLEY, GEORGIA C - ourse: College Preparatory Entered from Baker H S ' September, '36 ' Future: Undecided Graduated in 3'f1 years June class play Chairman properties commit tee, January class play Pi Lambda Kappa Future: University ot Washing ton, Dramatics I 5. .x ...-fig, f 'ti . .A - 'Xxx I 'fa ,,,,.,. s T5 X f A ,.- 5 3. - ,.Q- DALSEN, BERNICE Course: Colle e Preparatory Entered from Centennial H. S., Pueblo, Colo. Orchestra Future: Nursing COPENHAVER, BOYD Course: College Preparatory Band Orchestra Glee Future: University of Oregon ELLSBERG, JEANNE Course: College Preparatory Secretary ot student body President of French club, three terms Secretary French club Tennis '36 Room representative Cardinal representative Cafeteria representative International club Student court Girls' League emergency squad Property committee Future: Reed College DES GEORGES, HENRY L. Course: General French club Room representative Future: Ore on State College, . . 9 Navigation DEMPSEY, HELEN Course: Commercial Entered from Jefferson H. S., Fall '36 Future' Oregon State College GANT, CHARLES Course: General Entered from Edwall H. S. Glee club Orchestra Student body play Mixed chorus Future: Music CHAPMAN, ALICE E. CLOW, NORMA JEANNE Course: General French club Cardinal representative Room representative Course: College Preparatory Adelphians Room representative- Class play property committee Girls' Glee Fire squad Future: Oregon State College Future: Stevens, Ohio CHIN, FRANCES DIDAK, EUGEN JOSEPH Course: College Preparatory Course: Classical Girls' League emergency squad French club Spanish club Future: Undecided DRAKE, KENNETH CHARLES Course: General Entered from Southern Cali- fornia Military Academy, '33 Room representative Cardinal representative Basketball manager, '36-'37 Fire squad Future: Undecided ...RQ I , , T Ab High School Music Tourna- ment, Forest Grove, '35, '36 Hinqers Orchestra Future: University of Oregon, Law CUTTER, FREDDIE Course: College Preparatory Room representative Emergency squad Pentathlon club French club Future: St, Helens Hall Jr. College i H1 Sl A I O if-' 'res 'Q t N -.. K 3 FRANKLIN, O. THOMAS Course: General Class ploy President Boys' Gym Leaders, two tcrrnsg treasurer, sers qeanrararms Boys' Glce club Treasurer PiEps1Irsn Cardinal rc-Dresr-ntativc Cleanruo cornrnittee Cardinal Carnival Future' Art GROSS, VIRGIL Course: College Preparatory Baseball '35, '37 Hi Y Order of L Fire sfluad Carnival committee Junior basketball '33 Adelphians Foctball manager '35, '36 Future' San Mateo Jr. Cnllf-qe FlX, VERNICE Course: General Pentathlon club, vice-pres. Future Oregon Stale Collr-qi-A x J GREEN, EDITH Course: College Preparatory Future: Undecided GOLDSTEIN, SYLVTA RUTH Course: Classical Secretary-treasurer Pentatl-ilon Girls' League tire squad Chairman sports group Girls' Leaque carnival Class play costume committee Future: Laboratory technician GILL SPENCER Course: College Preparatory Student body treasurer Hi-Y French club, vice-president Bi-Weekly Cardinal staff Fire squad Track '35, '36 Room representative Future Reed College 'HW' 6 ft, UD IIIN ,64- Ar' ' gp.. - 7 'RT in iilh. 6 I T II R AC.. lf' U Ks X Uc- ra 5- ' Q 8. by N ,iw 'v' .,...,,,4a Q V- T , fi a-QJBSH 7 fithflih- ff! GOODSELL, JAMES Course' College Preparatory President National Association of Student Oflicvrs Student body president Editor, associate editor Bi- Weeklv Cardinal Hi-Y secretary Track '35, '3b Junior basketball '34 Operrrtta, Joan of the Nancy Lee Fire squad Chairman Dublicity committee Her Incubator Husband Future' Undecided GELMAN, DOROTHY Course: Colleqc Preparatory Sans Nom Pi Lambda Kappa Orchestra, tour years Future: Music GARRIS, ELDEN Course: General GlLLllAND, Vfl MA Cours:-iz College Preparatory Entered from Pawnee, Olmlaw Svotrznrbe-r '35 Mixvd chorus Ops-rntta Future' Bactvriolrmqy GRIMM, JOSEPH Course: Coll:-qc Preparatory Entered from Multnomah Jr. High, '34 Room ,representative Band Future: University ol Oreqon Law G-ILDISHEIM, SELMA Course: General Entered from Commerce H, S. Entered from North Bend Fall '33 H, S, Band Future' Undrtrided Future: Oregon State Colleqv, Aviation ,-. , ng' s .xt Q Sm UK 1. Q9 ix, 7 -ci' L 'lllti-. 1. M .L I itll' X'-Ks u GROVER, SONIA Course: College Preparatory Pi Lambda Kappa Future University of Oregon HASSON, MILTON Course: College Preparatory President, treasurer Pi Epsilon Basketball manager '35, '36 Order of L Mixed chorus Boys' Glee club Property committee, June '37 class play Advertising committee, Janu- ary '37 class play Booth manager, carnival Cafeteria representative Future: Universitv ot Washing' tony Medicine HARTOINA M. AGNES Course: General Future' Nursinq 'L 4 . . is 1, v.. 43 .Eb 'X .Q . my it 'Di A .., ,, 'C HALLAWAY, WlNDELL Course: Colle e Preparatory Entered from irnarillo H. S., Texas, September '36 Future: Undecided HAWKES, PHYLLIS Course: General Entered from John C. Fremont H. S., Los Angeles, Calif., September '36 Future: Business college i-lAuG,wAl15rz Course: College Preparatory Baseball '36, '37 Order ot L Future: Undecided G-IFFORD, RICHARD Course: College Preparatory lrli-Y Fire squad Future' Urtivergity of Or-Iqgn GREENOUGH, YVONNE Course: College Preparatory French club G-ILLEN, BETTY Course: Classical Secretary 7th term elggg Secretary Adelohians Masouer Cardinal representative Roonw representative Class p'av committee Vice-Dresident lit term qirls Chairman reserved seat ticket sale. June '36 Future' Stephens HANSEN, ALMA Course:-College Preparatory Adelphuans Fululf' Offqofl 5'-W? COHPQG Room renresentative HASHIZUME, KIYOKO Ski tram Future Oregon State Colle-qc GARDNER. JOHN Course: College Preparatory Course: Collc-go Preparatory Ent:-rqcncy squad Fri-'ich club Future Undrtcirtr-Pl I 124. 4- Qqv' Room representative Gym loaocr Future Unlvr-rsitv rt Orr-qt-ul a ,, .3 K f . 6- 53 -, Y., HENDRICKSON, JACK Course: College Preparatory Student manager of athletics Mixed chorus Operetta Future: Reed College HOLBROOK, BARBARA CHAPMAN Course: Classical Editor Cardinal yearbook News editor Bi-Weekly Cardinal Vice-president Philos Editor, vice-president International Cardinal representative Oregon Journal reporter Girls' golf '36, '37 Future' Undecided ITKIN, BARNEY D. Course: College Preparatory Editor of Cardinal President Pi Epsilon Yell leader '34, '36 Bi-Weekly Cardinal staff '36, '37 Humor editor yearbook Freshman yell leader '33 Advertising chairman fall festival '36 June '34 class playy Child Room representative Cardinal representative R , K3 'a' 3-x I. JONES, BETTY J. Course: College Preparatory Room representative Tri-Y French club Class la committee D Y Future: University of Washing- ton, Chemical Engineering JOHNSON, CAROL Course: College Preparatory Room representative C-lee club Future: Undecided HUDMAN, BETTY Course: College Preparatory Vice-president French club Girls' golf team '36 Girls' League fire squad Emergency squad Room representative Vice-president 8th term girls Future: St, Helens Hall Jr, ' 'A . -,l,t 3 g yy c t I College N I t :fi '-9 dh '. ' an f, 600' X fs., 'Nu- . .,i 1 ' N fin we Q7 A' 1 'ie , V . N ' Q il HOOVER,WlLLlAM HOLMES, NANCY Course: College Preparatory Entered from Kelselano H. S., Vancouver,Canada, Sept. '36 Course: College Preparatory Vice-president, editor Copians Philos Football Cardinal representative Room representative Dance committee Cardinal feature writer Carnival committee Senior prom dance committee Future: Stevens, Missouri JACKSON, MAXINE L, HOFFMAN, WILLIAM C. Course: General Course: College Preparatory Entered from Tualatin H. S., Room representative June '34 Class play Drama group Pi Epsilon Carnival staff Future' Art School- Cornish HOSS, CLINTON Course: College Preparatory Orchestra Band Future: Boston Tech. Future: Undecided HUTCHINSON, EDNA Course. General Entered trom Jefferson H. S,, January '35 Masguers Future: Oregon State Colleqrr, Business course 'H ' f y W .- , , 3 l . . ,, fy, 4' J 'iii jg r LEE, EUGENE LEE HONG, ISABELLA Course: College Preparatory Course: College Preparatory Track '35, '37 Vice-president Chemistry club Future: Oregon State College, Girls' League emergency Structural Engineering Squad January class play property committee Tri-Y Future: University of Oregon JOHANNSON, MERLE LEE, GILBERT Course: College Preparatory Entered from Washington H. S,, September '36 Course: College Preparatory Graduated in three years Future: Undecided LARSON, STANLEY L. KNEIP, DOROTHY JEANETTE Course: General Future: Oregon State College Horticulture Course: College Preparatory Entered trom Central H, S., St. Paul, Minn., October '35 Class play Future: University of Minne- sota LEWIS, SHERMAN Course: College Preparatory Room representative Cardinal representative President, secretary Chemistry Club Future: Reed College,Ct1em- istry, Zoology LEAVENS, KENNETH Course: General Track Future' Undecided KLEIN, DORIS Course: General Entered Lincoln, Spring '36 News editor BiAWeeLly Cardinal Girls' emergency Squad Future: Undecided LONG, MARYANN Course: College Preparatory Entered trom Multnomah Jr High, '34 Cardinal representative Future: Undecided KAUFFMAN, MARY Course: College Preparatory Entered from Vernonia H. S. '33 Mixed chorus Future: St, Helens Hall, Pre- Nursing KEEN, ROBERT Course: College Preparatory Candidate for student body president Hi-Y Chairman of athletic board Sports editor Bi-Weekly Cardinal Yell leader '36 Track '35, '36, '37, capt. '37 General dance committee Boys' Gym Leaders i A McCULLOCH, HELEN Course: College Preparatory Editor ol French paper Treasurer French club Room representative Vice-president Hingers International club Future: De Pauw, Greencastle, Ind lOEHR, BETTY A. Course: General Entered lrom Ridgewood H. S , New Jersey, '36 Future' University ol Oregon MCKINNON, BLANCHE Course' General Entered from Columbia H. S., Hunters Wash Jan,'3S 15 RD' 3' MCMURRAY, ROBERT Course: College Preparatory Ski team Adelphians Fire squad Cafeteria board Room representative Future: University ot Oregon, Medicine LUEDDEMANN, JANE Course: College Preparatory Vice-president student body Vice-president Girls' League Treasurer Philos Copians President lst term girls Vicerpresident Sth term girls Chairman class picture committee Cardinal staff '34 Carnival '36 Future' Scripps College MANN, ROBERI Course: College Preparatory Boys' G-lee, Ist term Mixed chorus, Bth tcrm Orchestra, four years Forest Grove tournament, '34, '36 Lincoln carnival Class play statt--music Lincoln music festival Room representative Future: Eastern musical con serv-Story .sv W!! it :Cv ' ,L , . i lm vs i . Us nf, MASTERS, WILLIAM Course: College Preparatory Senior class president Chairman athletic board Football '36 Basketbali '35, '36, '37 Baseball '36, '37 Hi-Y Treasurer Order ot L Room representative Cardinal representative Future: Stantord NETH, BETTY LOU Course: General Entered from Woodland l-l. Future' Undecided MARTIN, WILLIAM Course: College Preparatory Room representative Cardinal representative Dance committee Band, student leader Future' Reed Colleqe 'TF' ,,,,f 1... t fi!-5. .1 LEIBERT, SHARON L, Course: College Preparatory Entered lrom Los Angeles H. S., Cal., November '35 Philolexian literary society International club Future' Undecided MORIYASU, ROSE Course: Colle e Preparatory Entered from Girls' Poly technic, '35 Emergency squad Future Undecided LOUTTIT, JEAN Coursez College Preparatory Masquers, vice-president, secretary Bi-Weekly Cardinal statf Room representative Cardinal representative Makeup committee class play Future' University ot Washing- ton , ,QQ iv- iv I. Al? U 'H' I We ff vt. F NIEDERER, EILEEN LOUISE MYERSA PAUL B. Course: College Preparatory Course: Colleuc Preparatory Entered from Multnomah Jr. Room representative I-liqh, '34 Orchestra Chemistry club Band Future: Oregon State Colloqn Track ATTON, ELIZABETH Course: College Preparatory Entered from Libertyville H, S., Ill., January '36 President Girls' Leaouv Business manager yearbook Cardinal representative Editor Copian club Rally team Girls' League lin- suuad Future' Oxtord MURPHY. JOY Course: College Preparatory President Pentathlon Editor Tri'Y Chairman of tumbling-fGirlS' A. A. Chairman culture qroup Future: Physical instructor Future: Reed Collcqe MORTON, RUBY Course: College Preparatory Secretary 3rd term qirls President Sth and 7th term girls Room representative Yearbook statistics committee- Future' Aviation NEWTON, GERALD Course: Colleqe Preparatory Future' Undecided OSBECK, LEON Course: College Preparatory Entered from Multnomah Jr. High, Fall '33 Boys' Gym Leaders club Future' Undecided PIPES MARY Course: College Preparatory Room representative Philos Future' Oberlin College, Ohio NEILL, WILLIAM Course: College Preparatory Basketball '35, '36, '37 Hi-Y Order of L Senior prom committee Senior class picture committee Chairman school dance com- mittee Room representative Cardinal representative Future: University ot Washinqs ton MICKELSEN, CATHARINE Course: Colleqe Preparatory Class play, January '37 International club Orchestra Future: Reed College PLYMPTON, DONALD Coursei College Preparatory Fire squad Golf team '35 Room representative Cardinal representative Future: Colleqe MILLET VIRGINIA Course: General Entered from Marshfield, '36 Tennis Adelphians Future: Business colleqc is . 5- on-J ROWELL, GEORGIA M. Course: College Preparatory Rally committee Class play, Rhoda Emergency souad Cardinal representative Room representative Carnival Girls' League tire squad Drama group Future' Suipps College, Psxctinloqy SUTHERLAND, JEAN Course' General Entered from Jelterson tt. S., '34 Secretary TriYYl Girls' League tire souad Future Business roll:-ge ouieisv, MILDRED Course' College Preparatory President Btn term girls Adelphians Room representative Masiiur-rs Emergency squad Class play committee Girls' League tire sguad Future: University ot Oregon : ,si 'i t u - P sf. ' iss.. iii' PUTNAM, LAWRENCE Course: College Preparatory Entered from Multnomah Jr. High, ran '34 Room representative Future: University ot Oregon PIFER, MARABELLE Course: General Entered from Lewis and Clark H, S., Spokane, Wash., November '32 Future: Business college RUSSELL, GORDON Course: College Preparatory Football '35, '36 Order of L Justice ot student court Class day committee Cardinal representative Fire squad Future: University ot Washing ton be 5-- , . 9 1 L . ' L ,X- 1' 1 s 5 ROBINSON, BARBARA M. RICHENSTEIN, SAM Course: Colle e Preparatory Course: College Preparatory Entered from Grant H, S., Freshman yell leader '33 Fall '35 Future: University ot Oregon President TrifY, two terms Candidate lor Girls' League President, Spring '37 Girls' League tire squad Future: St. Vincent's School of Nursing ROSEN, JACK Course: General Review editor Bi,Weel:ly Cardinal Art staff and class will, Cardinal yearbook Editor Pi Epsilon Property committee, January and June class plays Cardinal representative Advertising committee, Fall festival Editor Pi Lambda Kappa Future: University ot Oregon fart abroad ROGOWAY, JOHANN Course: College Preparatory Bi-Weekly Cardinal Room representative Cardinal representative POWERS, ELOISE Course: General Entered from Multnomah Jr. Higln Future' Undecided RIEDER, ROBERT Course: College Preparatory Room representative Cardinal statl Baseball '35, '36, '37 Future: Oregon State College Future: University ot Oregon Law G F on .yvq SANDS, JEAN Course: Colle e Preparafory Enlered from all Lake City, Ulali, Seplembcr '35 Masquers Fealure wriler Cardinal Class play commillee Fulure: Slanlord TESHIMA, FUMI Course: College Preparalory Tri-Y F-ulure: Sludy in Japan TYlER, HARLAN Course: General Mixed chorus Boys' Gym Leaders Boys' Glen club Opererfa, Joan of the Nancy Lee Fulure: Professional wresller SAMPSON, JOHN Course: College Preparalory Gym Leaders Fulure: Undecided STARIHA, HELEN Course: College Preparatory Girls' League fire squad Fufurei Universily olWasl1lng4 lon SMITH, LEONA MAUDE Course: General Enlered from Girls' Poly lechnic, Seplcmber '35 Fuhire: Reed College, Civil Service SHLEIFER, MORRIE A. Course: College Preparalory Treasurer, sergeanl-al-arms Pi Epsilon Baseball '36, '37 Room represenlalive Fulure: Universily of Oregon STEEL, GRACE Course: General Enlered from Ladysrnilh H,S. Wis., January '36 Fulure: Weslern Beauly College ssnoeias, WILLIAM Course: College Preparalory Candidale for presidenf ol sludenl body Treasurer ol senior class Focifball '35, '35 Treasurer Hi-Y Assislanl sporls direclor Cardinal yearbook Order of L Cardinal represenlafive Fire squad Senior class pin commitlee Fufure'S1anlOrd r MI.. I 5 , . ef s ,gi ffl? 'K V.. ., 5. li I5 SHEPHERD, JANE Course: College Preparatory President Copian club Masquers Cardinal represenlalive Room represenlalive Cardinal Capers make-up commillee Class play coslumecornmillee Copian boolli manager Enferlainmenl chairman Freshman Frolic Fulurc-: University of Oregon SCHATZ, HOWARD Course' College Preparalory Bi-Weekly Cardinal slall Advertising commilfee, Janu- ary class play Fuvure: University ol Oregon SHAVER, VIRGINIA LEE Course: General Enfered lrom John Marshall H. S,, Los Angeles, Cal., January '37 Class play Fulure: Oregon Slale College 'V v -if f 6. 1 ,- gb, ' . fn WEIDEMAN, RICHARD Course: General Entered from Parkrose H. S., September '35 Boys' Gym Leaders Future: Marine engineering school STENDAL, JACK Course: College Preparatory Chairman announcement committee Track '35 Room representative Chemistry club Future' Undecided STERLING, JANE Course' College Preparatory Entered trorn West Linn H, S. Bi-Weekly Cardinal Glce club Future: St Helens Hall Jr. College . G ig. 6 4 2 s. 5 .,:- f 5 .-., we gvlxqr 'Uu- iv .. STEWART, JANE Course: General Entered from Grant H. S., September '36 Room representative Chairman concessions coma mittee for carnival TALMAN, ELLEN Course: College Preparatory Entered trom Kelso H. S., Wash., November '35 Girls' League emergency squad Future' Undecided SNOW, LAMBERT Course: General Fire squad Golf team '34, '35. '36 Cardinal representative Room representative Future: University of Oreqon .X - 'S I in 1 S 'lu L. Qs, 4 25' , v ' Ax I Q i - WAGNER4 HENRY WEINHARD ROSS, ROSEMARY JR. Course' College Preparatory Fire squad French club Future: Stanford TARSHIS, MARIAN Course' College Preparatory Carnival Drarria qroup Cardinal representative Future'COrriiSl1 SWERDLIK, IRENE Course' College Preparatory Glee club Make-up committee tor Joan of the Nancy Lee Future' Oregon State College Laboratory technician Course' Colle e Preparatory Future: Reed College, Medi cine STOKFS, VERA Course: College Preparatory Class play, Gra1ia Vice preside-nt Pi Lambda Kappa International club Cardinal Carnival Cardinal Capt-rs Emergency Squad Future' Unrlvflita-ri SMITH, RAl PH Course Colle-qv Preparatory Baseball Hi Y Order ull Football manager Fire squad Room representative Cardinal rr-pres:-ritativv Pi Epsilon Future' University ot Ore-qrw W4 q -'Q f'u x BONQN ess 5 ,BN u' Ago . . l- A 5, be J O xt N, TYERN IVAN Cou':e: Collr-qe Preparatory Entered lrorv- Ac1ar s l-1.5, Clarkston Wash, Beck Numbers Room representative Future: As-ronaut-ro' er'q'A imerlriq THOMAS, KATHARINE M. Course: Colleqc Preparator- Entered from Lower Merior' Jr, High. Perir.. Copian :lub Senior prom committee Room representative Class play committee Caminal yearbook committm- Closs play COSTl.ll'1'l0CO'Vlml Ff Rql y committee June class play make un Corrimittefr Girls' League liro siilinfi Future Votr-rinnrini TISDALE VlRGlNIA Course: College Preparatory Assistant editor BifWee-lily Cardinal Secretary Girls' Leaoue President 3rd term girls President International clur. President, secretary Philos Chairman 7th term picture committee Literary chairman yeartaoot Juno class play committee Cardinal representative Room representative 'Fx' N ii? ' .ff Y i '1 . , , W I ' , -F . ' 4 Rei , Mi -. at .f X1 STURM LORENE Course: Gerera' TEXADA, MARY LOIS Course: College Preparatory Entered from Louisiana Tech. H S '35 Future: Business col lege WINTLER, MARY FRANCES Course: College Preparatory Tri-Y Delta Pi Orriicrori Future' Undecided STEIN, DORIS Courset College Preparatory Secretary Philos Dance committee Carnival '36 Girls' League tire squad Future' Steph:-rig College l my rg? .H -uni 5 Cu 'ure group Girs League Future' Busiress col ege TANZER, BERNADlNE Course: College Preparatory Er1tereotrorwJettersori H. S. Tri,Y t'utuV0 Marvlhurst College WALKER, GEORGE L Course: General Entered trom Benson Poly- technic, September '35 Baseball '36 Order ot L, sergeant-at-arms Jur-ior tootoall Future'S'1n Mateo Jr,Colleqo 4 qu.- if l . ' N-. .ax 1- ' , 'x WHITE KENNETH Course1Gerlcral Futurei University ot Oregon WATROUS, EVELYN WINIFRED Course: College Preparatory Treasurer Sans Nom Vicevpresident Los Vivadores Co-eoitor of Spanish paper Future' University ot Oregon WEINSTEIN, Mmzvm Course' College Preparatory Adelphian Football Fire squad Room representative Future- Reed College 2 1 K- ,., 'K fa-- K-' ,., do - iv- r -. V, -1 Vi .L fill-1' ,119 2: I lhjlyfff 'I' VI Will' fi rr- .. - fa. 1' .,- 1 ,, Li-f tin WILCOX, DELCIA A. Course: General Entered lrom Girls' Poly- techniC Delta Pi Omicron Future: Northwestern Business College WOLFE, HOWARD Course: College Preparatory Student manager of athletics Student court Treasurer, secretary Boys' Gym Leaders Minutemen lplay ball sguadl Chemistry club Room representative Cardinal representative Future' Reed College, Medi- c-ne WYVEL, HELEN H. Course: General Entered from Milwaukie Union H. S. Social chairman Girl Reserves Delta Pi Omicron ...S is .1 1- its .Jn T 1-M WAIDE, CLINTON L. Course: College Preparatory Entered from Washington H. S., September, '36 Future: University ot Southern California, Criminology YUILL, IDA MAY Course: Colle e Preparatory Entered trorr1?easide Union H. S. Future: Nurses' training, medical school YAMADA, INEKO Course: College Preparatory Tri4Y Spanish club Property committee class play Future: Undecided 4 Q wilm- -a. of- , , 1 vw gn., sa X A 1 231+ . 1'- ng. in . t WILSON, BETHEL Course: General Entered from Tigard Union H S., December '36 Future: Postgraduate course YONGE, MARGARET Course: College Preparatory Entered from Multnomah Jr. High, Fall '34 Future: Undecided WILLIAMS, GERALDINE Course: General Entered from Multnomah Jr. High, January '34 Future: Northwestern Business College ,fig 1- it 1 Q 5. ' 'P I N A -sl lm 1 -.. I UPDIKE, WALDEMAR Course: Classical Entered from Multnomah Jr. Hiqh, Fall '34 Bi Weekly Cardinal staff Room representative Cardinal representative Editor, treasurer Chemistry club Delta Pi Omicron Boosters committee Future: University of Oregon Business administration ZURBUCHEN, ELSIE D. Course: College Preparatory Entered from Multnomah Jr. High, September, '34 Tri-Y, treasurer Delta Pi Omicron Pi Lambda Kappa Bifweekly Cardinal staff Future: Northwestern Business College WHEELER, WILLIAM Course: Classical June class editor ot yearbook President ot Hi4Y Room representative Fire squad Class play committee Treasurer ot Hi-Y Futurei South America iff' T 33- L- ll, .,, -ev- 'ruff 956. BRA DY, MAXINE Course: Classical SMlTll, ClA!RE Course Cullifqr- Prvpamfory Si crvlary ol sludifnl body Philos Cirls' Lrinuue ornergi-ncy squad firlS'LPnquOlir1' Siluall Chairrvmn glass pin conwrnilli Smrvlury 4lh ferm girls Clerk of student court Fulurv in-isa Caliper -P MOODY, MARY Course: General Make-'up commillee Cardinal Capers Adelphians Copians Room ropresenlafive for Future: University of Washing ion Ar? Bl ISS BEUY Course Com-ral fnlrirz-dlro1viBliw Ridge Hiql School. Virginia Fulurv'Slf'rioqr.lpl10r 2, R . 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Cmnrm,-rs, Fmgq, CM,,f1P5w,rQh Jfqm Cmrrmrwwgky fy Om rmfsrnq Cmfrh Dudley C.-Hwy, John Cwrns PMT Cvonf-r lpsm- Q.-mam, V,-.wan Cmrr Nm Cwngvnwwr- Rn., Cumrwuqs Lam-rv UQHN Lurs1,Jw'vv Unwsrmy Marqr-rn Day, Heir-n rieBmuwr:rf: He un Pwr xt! H sq k N 4 A1 uk Dr- Fwilas Eddie Dir-sinq Bnflv Lou Dlrmrlor, Zelda Draper, ,Iirn Duhrko-JO, Carl Dur1nr',D3vlPl Drirkneirnf-r Sluarl Fnslfw Dalia Eaqlos, Junh Einislarl, henry Fir-irq Ll Faill- Cfiralrrr Farnanl Mnlli-3 Ferry Brwrvly Forbraye Dizrolhy Franris, Mir-erva l-rasr-r, A an C.1blv,Lim.,fsn Cal a-ilu-' .J wn fifrorqfrs, O3'r-Jw CmSslr'r,Eii1r' Gibson, Marlorie Gilbr-rl, Marv Jusline Gilman, Phyllis GinuakoS,Slar1'1alino Gong, Henry Goodman, Harrier Granby, Bud Green, Charles Griflulh, Norman Halslon, Marqarl Hansen, Allred Hanson, Maxine Haslings, Helene Haworlh, Dave Hayden, Belly l-lnnncy, Isabella Herskowilz, Rose Hicks, Gordon Hoffman, George Hopkins, Chftsler l-lorr-nsleln, Sylvia Hosfoldl, Mariorie Hi:ss,Clin1on Hoss, Fred Howe, Vernon Howell, Dolores Jenkins, Lois Johnson, Doris Johnson, Norrran Kelleher, Joel Kennedy, Robcrl Kim Belle Kniqhl, Harrier Knlqhl, Harwood Kniqhr, Sevah Jane Kuhn, Roberl Lamb, Dorofhy Lfe, William Linklaler, Eddie Linn, Peggy London, Irene Long, David Long, Truman Lorbraga, Dorolhy Lovell, Belly Maxwell, Lurlyn Lyman, Mary Lynn,Norber1 Malthiesen, Barbara Mcfllinlock, Marcelle M::Dermol9, Ellen McDonald, Joe McGuire, Molly McMahon, Bill Mosher, Herman Melcalf, Virginia Miller, Ralph Miller, Teddy Minami, Chiyo Moe, Paul Moe, Warren Morrison, Jean Morrison, Marcy Mounl, Carol Murdock, Miles Narnba, Frances Newberg, Jane Newhouse, Gwen Newman, Sarah Nepom, Bemy Neu, Barbara Newsom, Sybil Nolos, Nick Oalrrian, Jean Oppenheirn, Roger Olsen, Marion Oram, Enid Perdue, Aflon Piafl, Alpha Raqnoni, Dominic Rauch, Frances Ray, Donald Reed, Thora Reynolds, Vernon Roach, Dorothy Robb, Torn y Roberls, Franklin Robertson, Le Grande Rockwell, Eloise Rohrer, Frank Rosborough, Ann Rosenberg, Elaine Rowe, Rulh Ruff, Ruby Schroeder, Harry Scoll, Rulh Scovell, Jean Sears, Margarel Sanders, Harrier Shepard, Margrel Silverroolh, Janel Sim, Margaret Skene, Mariorie Smith, Laurella Smilh, Pal Snedecor, Ellioll Snyder, Dorolhy Sfaehli, Eleanor Sleadrnan, Naomi Sfenger, Howard Slrouf, Helene Srubblebine, Malcolm Surherland, Torn Swank, Mary Swarih, Roy Taubrr-an, Jane Taylor, Dorofhy Taylor, Howard Teragi, Nobuko lr1rry,TOl'rl Tliafcher, Blair Thomas, Elizabelh Thomas, Jack Towner, Leola Toyola, Minor Ur1ucharl,Roberl Valcnline, Mary Vcavch, John FIFTH TERM SIXTH TERM SIXTH TERM SIXTH TERM SEVENTH TERM 1 ,, ,. H' SEVENTH TERM ' 1 N-1z,1,igsu-w rx ui...-.sc 5.-L Vincent, Frank Watson, George Welsh, Jennie Wetmore, Dorothy Wexler, Simon Wheeler, Barbara Wheelock, Mae Williams, Lu Ann Willson, B. Woerner, Mary Frances Wolfe, Norma Wood, Bob Wright, Virginia Yamasaki, Tom Yamaguchi, Mary Yeats, John SEVENTH TERM Adams, Leslie Baldwin, Eloise Barbur, Herbert Beasley, James Beeler, Alice Berg, Bonita Blum, Jerome Booth, Frazier Bowen, Virginia Braunstein, Rosa Lee Briggs, Bob Bron-is, Graydon Brown, Betty Burley. Dorothy Bushnell, Jack Byrnes, Robert Carpenter, Ransom Celsi, Lawrence Chambers, John Coe, Roy Collins, Maxine De Biose, Pat Dibble, Mariorie Downing, Jean Dumont, Don Durkheirner, James Eagle, Virginia Endo, Florence Fahlen, Mildred Feldman, Margery Foote, Maryanne Friedland, Junalys Gass, Frieda Gerhard, Walter Gildisheun, Anne Glover, Janet Goodman, Betty Green, Bob Greenstein, Leo l-larbert, Jeanette Hartley, Weldon Holst, Earl Horenstein, Gloria Horn, Marvin Johnson, Pearl Jones, Halsey Keilus, Peggy Kettering, Harry Kramer, Ethel Laity, Doris Lane, Alan Lane, Barbara Langford, Mariorie Leander, Doris Lebenzor, Joe Lebenzon, Sylvia Lee, Ada Libby, Betty Littlefield, Eleanor MacRae, Jeanne Marrs, Dorothy McAuliffe, Edward McKennon, Martha McLynn, George Meats, Betty Jane Montandon, Betty Myers, Shirley Nelson, John Nelson, Thelma Newhouse, Pat N'eusihin, Bernice Oakley, Lawrence O'Leary, Robert Olsen, John Pelay, Katherine Powell, Charles Powell, Clifford Ramsey, Glee Randall, Martha Rawson, Margaret Reed, Vaughn Richards, Jack Roland, Carol Rosencrant-1, Eleanor Rosencranh, Ruth Rosenfeld, Edward Rosenfeld, Sylvia Rosenthal, Lawrence Ryel, John Saltzrnan, Jack Sanders, John Schoeffel, George Schroeder, Bill Shepherd, Maggie Shiu, Paul Simpson, Bill Sims, Kenneth Slade, Colin Slade, Fred Southworth, John Spearow, Jean Spies, Marian Stalnaker, Bill Stewart, Lorn Swartz, Marvin Swire, Selma Takei, lna Verdalio, Olqa Vincent, Fred Vincent, Zolita Volt, Robert Watkins, Elton Watrous, Evelyn Wexler, Myrtle Wilson, Nadine NVinn, Delia Rhea Wong, Norman l S 4 FEATURES: A VARIETY OF INTERESTS AFFECT THE INTELLECT AS A VARIETY OF SCENIC WONDERS STIR THE IMAGINATION. '-X X NL, fif- fbfigf 1 -Q u A Lack ,,,,.,,. K.. Add a lima shading hero, so says Min Halvorxen. In crificixing this qirl's drawing . ,,,, Miss Halvorxen is kind buf inxisnnf, and thu arf xiudenh can fake if. LL 5 , P .gi I.. -,Li Y ' Bafbaw. hO5' xo de . x SS C ch iw qraduahxng :,:1Yb?:1T,aqqWY?n 'Wo 1 ,UAW Win. A yqhi 5919 ' Th' 'ufgason csgkudenk 'Ric cms ' . di. Hgvvifllhai .agar Vol' Cid' N in 0' hoo ' 'fume- i The boy wifh fha glasses and whih xweahr is none oiher Ohan Bob Keen, Lincoln studenf, and prexidenf of fha Oregon Shia Siudnnt Ol- ficors' Anociefion. We all admii fha? Abs Lincoln was a good man, buf Eihel Biqler thinks even a qraaf Eman- cipaior qoh dirfy behind fha ears. at Lincoln Through fha culinary ar? of Mrs. Sheard and her assislanls, lhn sludents have a chance io forge? lhu class rooms and hachorx and lol lhlmsclvos relax as real gourmands should. ,,.v- He looks lusl like anofhor punk lud sfuffmq himself but as a malfar of lac' he IS James Goodsell nol only Lincoln s sfudenl proxy buf also prendsnl of the National Sludsnf Officers of America. ,-41 PQI -nd' L i A sludlnl run resfauranl wilh food fha! cosh hffle ye? would arouse fha enfhusnasm of an eplcurnan lhe ambmon of each chairman of fha cafolerla board fha hop! of each cusfomlr One of lhe sfoogey errand boys of lhe year book in fhe lost and lound deparimenl is trying to figure oul, wilh lhe aid of Lawrenca Celsi, where all his Iosl lime has qono. NNY' Cas? of fhe Class play includes: Leff lo right, Lorraine Gurian, Alfred Su garman, Ralph Ely, Dorofhy Brignr, Carherine Mickelson, Barbara l-lc-rvin, Mary Puziss, Virginia Tooze, Mary Barnett, Margarei Johnson, Tyrus Horn, Walter Baer. l'lcr lncubator l-lusband JANUARY CLASS PLAY w. ll bers, slbqe Us Baci Num we Se - 4: ' MR. HARRY L. KEATS, class play dircdor of Lincoln, is a qraduafe of Princdon Universify, class of I93I. He was a member of fha Triangle Club, wall known dra- matic sociory. For 'rheir class play, fhe January seniors chose l-ler lncubafor l-lusbandf' a fhree-acf farce by Wall Spence and direcfed by Mr. Keafs, LincoIn's dramafics coach. The plof cenfers around fhe affempfs of Elaine Ellis lDorofhy Brighfj and Felix Mudge llilalph Elyl fo escape fhe marriage plans made by fheir ree specfive mofhers lMary Puziss and Barbara Her- vinl. Elaine rebels againsf marrying a paleonfolo- gisf wifh horn-rimmed glasses and his hair parfed in fhe middle. Felix, his hearf already conquered by a girl on a magazine cover, refuses fo be safisfied wifh less rhan his loved one. Roy Honeywell lWalfer Baerl, a married friend who is affending Felix in fhe capacily of moral supporfer, feels sorry for his homelier friend and decides fo change places wifh him. When Elaine meefs fhe fwo, Roy is Felix and Felix Roy, wifh Roy geffing much fhe beffer of fhe bargain. Pafsy Dare iVirginia Toozei furfher complicafes maffers b frying fo win Roy, fhinlcing he is Felix. Anna lgafherine Miclclesoni, fhe German maid, makes a liffle pin money by being discreef and indiscreef as fhe occasion demands. Reverend l-looper lAlfred Sugarmanl and Mrs. Updilae lMary Barneffl are friends of Mrs. Ellis.' These fwo comedians cause fhe principals a greaf deal of worry. Defecfive Snyder lTyrus l-lornl doesn'f do much defecfing, buf almosf sfeals one scene. Alfhough Mrs. l-loneywell llviargaref Johnsonl and fhe l-loneywell baby, Oscar, arrive fo find ouf whaf is keeping daddy, and find him in 'rhe clufches of anofher woman, all is explained for a happy ending. Death 'lalces a Holiday JUNE CLASS PLAY DeaTh Talces A Holiday, an ouTsTanding play of modern Times, was selecTed Tor presenTaTion by The June '37 class. The casT of characTers includes: Tom Franklin, DeaTh, and The morTal Prince Sirlci, a disTingu- ished man oT The world, Vera STolces, Grazia, a lovely girl, dreamy and genTle, buT oddly remoTeZ Bill Hoffman, Corrado, Grazia's Tiance, a young sensiTive Tellow: Barney lTlcin, Baron Cesarea, aT sevenry, a hearTy red-cheelced paTriarch wiTh a merry eye: Virginia Lee Shaver, Aida, daughTer- in-law of The Baron. a beauTiTul, alluring girl wiTh a Touch ol resTrained resTlessness: Marvin WeinsTein, Dulce l.amberT, The esTaTe's dignified owner: Velma Benson, STephanie, wiTe oT Dulce LamberT, a dark, moody woman: Georgia Crowley, The Princess, Grazia's moTher. a ma- Ternal and soliciTous woman: Spencer Gill, Eric, a Typical Englishman, in love wiTh Aldaf' Don DumonT, Maior Whirread, miliTary in Thoughr STUDENT BODY PLAY This Year's dramaTic innovarion, a slu- denT body play, should prove a wise chaise from The slandpoinT of enleriainmenf, Tor Whispering Walls has everyThing one could wish Tor in Thrills and humor. The casl consisTs of: Cornelia Cerf. Elizabelh Estes, Velma Gilliland. Gloria HorensTein, Jean Morrison, Eleanor Rosen, cranlz, Clifford Benlley, Frazier Boo'h. Jack Bushnell, Dicl: Clarlc, Leslie Cooper and Charles Ganl. A5 we qo To press, The produclion is progressing Tavorably under The quidance of Mr. Keals, assisled by Elhel Kramer and Calherine Mickelson, We hope ThaT Whispering Walls may mark The beqin- ninq of annual sTudenT body plays aT Lin- coln. and acTion: Georgia Rowell, Rhoda, a hand- some aThleTic English girl aT Twenly-Tourf' Dor- oThy Kneip, Cora, The maid. Musical accompanimem' score was arranged by RoberT Mann. lnsTrumenTaTion included: violins, RoberT Mann, Alan Rosenleld, Charles GanTg piano, Lawrence Celsig bass viol, KeiTh BarsTow. i llliin, Franklin and Dumrmf lrnliq on The sr-O, Bplcsw .md 1919 the play in rehearsal on The Liwcoln siagc. my L INTELLECTU AL CU RIOSITY JUNE WEISGERBER S 9 DEPENDABILTTY VERA KONOWALYK W' it qs- AESTHETTC APPRECIATION' EUZABETH HEATON .-. iv' POISE JANET FLEMING is , s T- 4 INTTTATWE DOROTHY BRTGHT ' , A' , RESPECT FOR HEALTH ROSE SHLETFER Q -N re 'C HONESTY JUNE ENGLAND COURAGE MARGARET JOHNSON A N 1 2, pe. ., lc ' I x-- , CHEERFULNESS MARY PUIISS GOOD GROOMING DOROTHY COLLAMORE like g , If gp' ,, A 4 XOZGL GMS of The January Chess These girls were seleded by ihelr dossrnefes of The January '37 dass as rnosk nearly represenrwlve of our TWGJVEB idea' Types of qlrlhood. Thls cusVo'r1 of choosing ideed qlrls was or3qWne1ad one year eqo and was parkerned efrer 5 similar idea fha! is fchcwed ef Srephen's Col- Leqe Tn Columbia. Nhssouri. The quahfles as exernphfled here were hrs? cornpTled by The term group QT The Gkrls' League and Then con- densed To Their presenf form by The Gkrls' League Cabinet. SPORTSMANSHIP X A T, BARBARA Henvm N 559 , ,.f13?sf 95.22 coumsv RAE SHIMOJIMA 3-. 'z' ,Ao- 'Y 'W s TI X f. .R If 5'- :. l R DEFENDABILITY OW NORMA JEAN CL X COU RAGE BARBARA HOLBROOK aff, O 0 A I POISE MILDRED OUIGLEY is 1J'w5. L Y ' ' ,Qs fhi -3'. I ' iff GOOD CSROOMING NNINGHAM SUZANNE CU -If 6 COURTESY VIRGINIA TISDALE lcleal Girls of 'Ihe June Class The class ol June '37 selecled These girls as The lwelve in Iheir rI Qpresanllhe class who mos? nec y I were the ideal Iypes. Nol ony ' d'n for one particular girls oulslun i q icleal bul They also combined Io various degrees the qualilies ol The olhers. The Trails which They ex ' amplify are no? necessarily Those 2 which are obvious To The casual ob- servar, buf we who have Icnown N A Them during Their Tour years ol high Ti-X-j I school realize Their worih. x A AESTHETIC APPRECIATION N FRANCES CHI INITIATIVE BETTY PATTON T EOR HEALTH RESPEC RUTH GOLDSMITH . 414 ' yi?- HONESTY BETTY HUDMAN f Ia! CHEERFULNESS BETTY JON f U INT ELLECTUAL CURIOSITY N RUBY MORTO SPORTSMANSHIP JOY MURPHY ! , ' Rpm, rf-MTVN I v .. ,Emi 5 U ' A . 1 W 3 Th, be aufif , ul Onenhl he ga d r an wh . on nur. was qui, i Po so for 'h 1 Xa io: oi L 5 renin, Lu Swan does a huh-N1 rapiufod audience gk 'IN' 01' 50' Trdor vs. fha Terribh Tarty biq iashxon sho' OXd Meanie Frankwx vs. K 0 Rod Shadow Tordiyinq N' , 'gh' M' 'V' Lincol n 9Ym Pigfo -,ik 1' DU, X. .N-Lx 6 , XY4 ww C5 BTV Px COXXA M!! CANNING Wk fu, '12 xN NG' vrv. 5 we NO VXNG LOP- v , Y., 1 x I pf OGXJ Z xvlG- N6 -cm - , exo- O92 PNNW NXXNN gN'YEP-NWC' KQTXN N6 N9 L ISTENKNG LZP- 'B NIXNG' SHE TILTS HER HEAD, AND SQUINTS HER EYES, AND THEN SHE SAYS, WELL, I SURMISE YOU'D BETTER DRAW THIS LINE AGAIN. WHO? MISS HALVORSEN. -,,,f C, Hb I if 5 ' -' S I 735 KI. I' A 'I 1' ,A 3 ' f I y li . ' Li as , .I.Rv'.M I sie sfa Ier qoi MISS MURTON, MATH MENTOR, PROVES IT: A SHEET OF PAPER IS AN INK-LINED PLANE, AN INCLINED PLANE IS A SLOPE-UP, A SLOW PUP IS A LAZY DOG. THEREFORE, A SHEET OF PAPER IS A LAZY DOG. TO MRS. SOUTHWORTH WE OWE MUCH. WE THINK SHE IS A WOW! WE THINK SHE'S ONE GRAND PERSON- BUT SHE WORKS US AND HOW! MR. WADE WILLIAMS, FOOT- BALL AND CIVICS EXPERT, SEZ, KEEP FOOTBALL OUT OF POLITICS, CUZ IF YOU DON'T, THEN ONE TEAM WILL BE DEMYCRATS, AND THE OTHER WOULD BE REEPUBLICUNS, AND THIS WOULD FILL THE FOOTBALL SO FULL OF HOT AIR IT WOULD EXPLODE! ll, , V A kgs , , L. Q fi Jack Rosen-Have you ever been in Holland? Doroihy Black-No. buf l've been in dutch. Mr. Heller-Be careful picking up Ihose wires. You're liable fo grab a live one. Don Dumont-Don'f worry. I feel fhem before picking 'them up. Mrs. Hoskin-Did you make an affempf af your lesson? Spencer Gill-I sef my mind on if. Mrs. Hoskin-Evidenfly, if was blank verse. T' Mrs. Soufhworfh-Bill, why are you lafe? - Bill Wheeler-I woke up so lafe I had only len minufes Mi V Io dress. I Mrs. Soufhworfh-Why, I can dress comforfably in Ien . F Q N minufes. I ig: .- H, I .J ,,i Bill W.-Yes. feacher, buf I wash. .I T ' '11 . . Miss Seffem-Bill, wha? are you lafe for? .f JDRDSEM Bill Senders-Class. I guess. ' .4 ,- . f ,LI 1' Dubs Miller-l'd never marry a man sfudying phar- UNPAID ADVERTISEMENT Even his besf friends wouldn'I fell him- So he Ilunked Ihe exam. Miss Whifcomb-This gas is a deadly poison. What ps would you fake if if should escape? macy. Jack Sfendal-Why noi? Dubs-I iusf wouldn'f be happy living on a farm. Nancy Holmes-How did you come 'ro propose fo me? Bob Keen-By sfreel' car. MR. WARD HIRAM WALKER, FRIEND OF THE WPA WORKER, LAW EXPERT, AND OUTDOOR MAN, SEZ, IT'S ABOUT TIME YOU IN- Howcfd Schm-LOHQ Ones- mms CRAWLED our or Youn CRADLES. Book Aqenf lar door of fraf houseI-How many men I , y ere? ' I ...D ,eiffiz Barney Ifkin-Twenfy. 4 EQ - A ' S My :Aw Agenf-Lemme falk Io one of Ihem. ' ' N, . B g, kg ww iv Ifkin-Sorry, Ihey're all faking a bafh. , VY. '- W f ' , . , 'Y 4 'fm fy Jim Goodsell-Mr. Tisdale, I have cour+ed your daugh- 51 ' 4 for six years. v:-:vi S 'v Q,-X ,. 1 Mr. Tisdale-Well, whal' do you wanf, Jim? G I D223 I X 0 X M Jim-To marry her, of course. 1 E , l Q X35 4 - A h Mr. Tisdale-l'm glad of Ihaf. I fhoughi you were ng Io ask for a pension. Telegram-Washouf on line-can'f come. Reply--Come anyway-borrow a shirt MR. HAROLD KING, ACE EXECUTOR OF PUNS, SEZ, A SOCIAL LION IS A FELLOW WHO LIKES TO LION A COUCH IN THE LIONS' CLUB, AND RELION HIS WEALTH TO MAKE OTHER PEOPLE BELIEVE HIS LION AND PREVARICATING. THE SOCIAL LION DRAWS NO LIONS AS TO FRIENDS AS LONG A5 THEY HAVE WEALTH. Here we have Jason and Barbara Hervun before and affer IS yearsg and shll people wonder If ut were for buffer 7on Y gh! wafercu' O 'fha as fo W w ,Q To esf,,, LINC BACK NUMBERS A numbered boy will always mean A Mage door Johnnie on fhe scene If you find him in a xlumber Merely shoui, I'vs go! your number I 2 Zin the amz nf Q85-QIIIKII 311010 Hu mm, That we, the January class of 1957, being of sound mind and in full possession of our mental faculties, do bequeath the following: SECTION 1. ARTICLE l To the school in general we leave our hope for a new gym. ARTICLE 2 To the seventh termers we leave what was once a senior table -- if they know which one it is. ARTICLE 5 To the faculty we leave memories of unrivalled intellects in the realm of learning. SECTION ll. Individually we bequeath as follows: DAVE ARIN leaves the typing room when he feels like it. ARNOLD ANDERSON his shining countenance to a cosmetic company. BOD ANGELL leaves three cheers for Angell. WALTER BAER his Thespian ability to Mr. Keats. MARY GOLDEN BARNETT her last argument to Miss Gill. BEEPSKE BREVET leaves Lincoln with one less unpronounceable name. DOROTLY BRIGHT her dimples to Shirley Temple. WALLACE CAUFIELD his boyish grin to Mrs. Marston. ROBERT CLARNO leaves Martha Brittain unhappy. DOROTHY COLLAMORE leaves her come-hither look to prosperity. JIA DAVEY still worrying about class pins. JANET FLEIING her poise to the yell-leaders. RALPH ELY his heart to Velma. JUNE ENGLAND and RUTH CRAP leave quietly. ALAA ERONNER leaves the school with one less blonde. LEONA GOLDRNBLRG her hula dancing to Lee Sitton. GEORGE GRFJN leaves gratefully. LORRAINE GURRIAN leaves for Seattle. CLARENCE LARTZLER leaves his height to Bill Neill. BARBARA h1RVIN leaves her vice-presidential ability to John Nance Garner. JASON RERVIN takes everything with him. REINO HOGKERT leaves the Senior Class broke. TYRUS LORN leaves his ability as a detective to Mr. Baldwin. RICHARD IRWIN his ability on the violin to Jack Benny. MARGARET JOHNLON leaves little Oscar to future class plays. VERA KONOWALYK her ushering ability to the Rex Theatre. VIRGINIA TOOZE her grey hair to Betty Patton. BOB TAKAMI his presidential air to anyone who thinks he can control it. JOYCE LOOMIS her sympathies to the Adelphians. JUNE WEISGEREER her enviable record of VE'sN as an example to Buzz Carpenter. RUTH TWEEDALE her fingernails to anyone needing a back scratcher. DICK KRAEMER leaves Marge Hosfeldt. ELDON GARRIS his permanent wave to the American flag. MARRY HILL his last nickel to the American Telephone Company. PRESTON HOBBS leaves his Southern accent to Jim Beasely. ART MALONEY many a Lincoln girl without a hero. ED MIERS his gracefulness to Jack Rosen. MARIJANE LONG leaves wondering why we have vice-presidents of senior classes. MARION PAYNE leaves the school Payne-less. MARY PUZISS leaves for Astoria. BERNARD SMADOAN his hat to future property committees. MERLE SEERIFF leaves the sport section of the Cardinal Yearbook to Bill Sanders. ROSE SHLEIFER her tennis ability to Helen Jacobs. TED SOMERVILLE his barking ability to future Order of L dogs. JACK STEVENSON leaves Barbara Holbrook with a nice job on her hands. AL SUGARMAN leaves singing. BERNARD SNEVACH his speaking ability to Cicero. RONALD WECKERT his bashfulness to Bill Wheeler.. JOHN WESTON leaves his crew the biggest boat in Lincoln. KAY TERRY leaves Dave Wiley in Lincoln. OSCAR SPLIID his plaid shirt to Bobby Woods. MARGARET SPLIID her big brown eyes to the highest bidder. MARGARET LUSK leaves her sister to carry on. In witness, thereof, we hereby sign our namesz- AMN! Lincoln Prince presenfsx ss KA TH ARINE OUEEN JANET SOOYSMITH I936 1 THOMAS QUEEN RACHEL ATKINSO l93I N ,741 1'- J . -v- ' ' ' V , ,,-r- A S M, l A As fhe Mardi Gras is fo New Orleans, so is ihe Rose Fesfival fo Porfland, fhe Cify of Roses. During fha monfh of June, when fhe blooms are af fheir fairesf, a queen as fresh and gracious as fhe flowers she honors reigns over her davofed subjecfs in fhe kingdom of Rosaria. And how is fha lovely queen selecfed? Of lafe, fhe high schools of ihe cify have chosen fheir princesses, who vie wifh one anofher for the honor of becoming queen. Af a greaf meeting before fha people of fhe cify, fha sfudenf presidenf of each high school presenh his princess, and fhen refires wifh his confreres fo casf a vofe for his princess and for one ofher candidafe. Thus fha queen is selecfed. Thus fo some maiden comes Phe highesf covefed honor, for during Rose Fesfival Weel: she alone reigns supreme over fhe Cify of Rosas. During fha six years when fhe queen has been fhus chosen, fhree Lincoln princesses have become queen, fwo of fhem ruling in successive years. Here we hail our candidafe for I937, Princess Kafharine Thomasl May she bring honor fo her school in being selacfed queen, or if nof, may she rule as one of fhe fairest flowers of fhe royal courr. QUEEN CAROLINE HAHN 30 Zin the jaamz uf Gab-Qmen knnm au Men, That We, the June class of 1957, being of sound mind and in full possession of our mental faculties, do bequeath the following: ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE the January '58 know they don't our advisors we the freshies we SECTION I class we do not leave the senior library table because even know where it is. leave the advice never to accept the job again. leave hope, they'll need it. everyone and anyone we leave our evident desire to leave. SECTION II Individually we bequeath as follows: DICK AKERS leaves his good looks to the highest bidder. BARBARA BESSON leaves the alliteration in her name to Simone Simon. DOROTLY BLACK leaves Lincoln colorless. MARTLA RRITTAIN leaves her sports writing ability to Gregory. WILLIAM DURT leaves without saying a word. FRANCESS CNIN leaves a flock of relatives behind. NORAA JEANNE GLOW, her dependability to Buzz Carpenter. SUZANNE CUNNINGRAM leaves as the last of the beautiful sisters. FRRDERICKA CUTTER, her scholastic record to Bob Woods. KENNETA DRAKE leaves - at last. DELETTA EADES leaves Eddie to walk the halls alone. JEANNR RLLSBURG leaves her letterman's sweater to any boy who can't get one of his own. TOR FRANKLIN, as HDeathU, leaves for his holiday. DICK GIFFORD leaves Miss Murton thankful for peace and quiet. SPENCER GILL leaves Halsey Jones to do the wocrying. BETTY GILLEN leaves Harry Johannsen her fondest regards. JIM GOODSELL, his political suavity to Jim Farley. VIRGIL GROSS leaves his home runs to Jean Blair. ALMA LANSEN leaves her skiis to anyone who thinks he can use them. KIYOKA RASLIZUME leaves her cherry-blossom smile to international friendship. AILTON DASSON leaves his job as time keeper to someone who wants to get into games free. NANCY MOLAES leaves Miss Anderson her term report on Child Labor. BARNEY ITKIN stumbles along thinking of Deanna Durbin. BOB KEEN leaves for Wholmesu. DORIS KLEIN leaves her violent temper to Lawrence Celsi. JANE LUEDDEAAN goes on and on. ROBERT MANN, his ability to play the violin to Jack Benny. BILL MASTERS leaves his presidential ability to F. D. R. CATQERINE AICKELSON leaves her German accent to any Freshman taking Spanish. HILL NRILL, some of his height to Harry Glickman. GERALD NEWTON leaves in the elevator. HENRY OLSLEN leaves his ability to save basketball games to John Lemma. LETTY PATTON leaves her slow speech to the Richfield reporter. DON PLYMPTON leaves Cora Lee Faith alone, again. MILDRED OUIGLEY leaves Lincoln Q-less. JACK ROSEN leaves Mrs. Southworth lonely at the school dances. GORDON RUSSELL leaves his manly figure to Armour's star hams. LOWARD SChATZ leaves to succeed Jimmy Durante. HILL SPNDLRS leaves his Spanish to the rebels. JANE UgEPNERD, her teeth to biological research. AORRIE S LEIFER leaves for Siberia. . CLAIRV S.,1ITh lewves her name on all student body cards. fThat is if you bought one.l JACK STENDAL, his radicalism to the minority of the Jan. '58 class. JANE STEWART leaves her brother, Bud, for a few years. IRINE SWERDLICK and SYLVIA GOLDSTEIN leave to be old maids. MARIAN TARSAIS leaves - she hopes. FUMI TLSAIMA leaves to play Madam Butterfly. KATLERINE ThOmAS leaves a path of broken hearts. VIRGINIA TISDALE leaves her brothers, despite frantic appeals. AARVIN WEINSTEIN leaves in great haste. HOWARD WOLFE leaves quietly. ELSIE ZURBUCLEN leaves last. In witness, Umereof, we hereby sign our names:- .... . ' Q x iv 3- 4' - .332 f 5 JZ. , .r' K .X - ' Q.: TN. Y 'I ' .A I . Y 1:37 11 f LITERATURE: OREGON IS A STATE OF CON- TRASTSg THE PRIMITIVE AND CULTURAL: THE FOREST AND THE CITY. HERE WE MAY FREE OUR IMAGINATIONS AND PUT OUR DREAMS INTO WORDS. AYX, S- Z 1 I' I h:,. .IVA? -. LJZEIFLNR- 1 A-fr--.il K .ii-ju rf - I 2 Lg, pw. ff' ,f -,M , .33 V..,1.gg -I mfg -Ip Mfg' I I-. .. .5 ,V . 1,1 V V H .. IVV I V' E, ' 'V . V ' .. .. V -if .. I ' -- 'Fa-na? . --g. T-- - 52,1 VT in E11 In Tix' 1- 5I.zf gba. Q V 'Eff-1,V'l?.'fTE-Effggw' I I', V.'p5-96.4355-51's I' 5 . ,,- - -'- . I' V A-I Wg, V -, -,I .. f , - -' I. H., ,. . pf' 'f ' f- T? . , Af j. W-:V-.I :,5I'?g,5w? 1' V'xV , - 4,-my I -V--'Af' '--'PVTL1 2 Ql- F? 'CI' T fi I'-.dIi.5-Ei' wEV.,VQ:fi5V.f'ff rf-VYV--V-T1-fmifilff 'H I L- b'l? n- Al 11.5.7 I -I .,,. .t V+j?1',I I. V A M 5' -'-.'1 fdI9gf,M.Er-' PT? 3.5 . 5 .TL 553' '51, .:3gkgw5,,.V 4 5 '0,7gf,f' QL... !.- 1. - . 'f' ff , ,, gg' ..f2:Tff'?,fji,+I V-' ,Ig-55 ' ' gy: A ., '- VI. f Y'-1.4.3-ws, .wpfai-i',w , V IIf.l':'E. A It 3 .:- ' . 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ONE FINDS THE MAN-ERECT, HEAD HIGH, WHOSE IS NOW HIS OWN-HE FEELS HIS STRENGTH INNATE. BUT FROM THE FALLING LEAVES, ONE LEARNS MAN'S CERTAIN FATE. -BARBARA HERVIN JANUARY CLASS Autumn I- It ,, 'hgj .. -A :EV , ng, ,ffl LIFE I , . 4. 1 , A , I -V 'Q I. ', -' 54 I V+ ,V . :Vg-,V I :J 19 4 - PV :l f V, JZ Q.. K.. N. .W 5 I .-' ' 3 I 1. V I - ,V -'Cf I :lf-N ij f JS.. , ,U .HZ 4, I ' TX '. .1 v' -. I I ax- ,..., . I ST iivzi REE' I,. gi . 1.155 tu. LL ,. 1..- . gg TIT. ,- V-. 'Nia E1fI'i 4g.' In I-ffgfgk , I' '.' . .,. I - . 1 Q IV 's,g42'f I 1 ' Wm: VV' 5 X -V ' 'E 1 I . I5'. --V I I :V V. V V I' 3.- . I --.In 4, ,. .,, .4 .T I I V. I LEAVES LOSE THEIR FEEBLE GRIPS ON MOTHER NATURE: VV. ,I V 'V I V QI , V If wg-V. ,V FLUTTER, WEAKLY, '-,iff V, . FROM THEIR LOFTY PERCH, 1-I 4 , ' AND SETTLE SOFTLY v -- TO THE EARTH . 1.'ff2'gji'V,,f'5Q f'-?5q,l: 'f' I -XT -V IN SILENT SLUMBER. ' f fi II: F- T I -TED SOMERVILLE A .W Q. A. .I I Jmunv cuss 1.l,gj,.-SF. , , wk. if' safe M V- 4314133 Ng-,S Qs.-33: yy, , ,Q A, Q Wa M.. it I-'ffl 14' fa, I If 'Q -'-5'1 .zjwufg H.: .V .V IYXQIIIQ I2?ITTfwchT TQI, V ,,... -V ., . V ,. .I . ..,, I . -4,4 . I I: ' 1, . ,V .vm I. 5 , 7 , ' ,Ir V. F: OLD ZEKE ln a lillle selllemenl lar oll in lhe old Oregon counlry, we pick up lhe conver- salion ol Rachel Snodgrass as she lalks lo her sisler. . . . and l say again, Amandy, lhere's somelhin' mighly queer 'boul old Zeke Flelcher. l-le iusl sels 'n' wails 'n' wails 'fer lhel slagecoach, and when-and if -il comes, he gawks al all lhe mail and baggage, and he's a-lookin' so downrighl mad lhal somelimes I lhink he'll murder somebody. Why. lhe olher day l said hello lo him and axed him how he was, and all he said was, 'Umplll' All lhe people lhoughl lhe same ol Old Zeke. A man didn'l come clear across lhe conlinenl in an old covered wagon and bear all sorls ol burdens iusl lo sil and wail lor a slagecoach! Some said lhal he was probably wailing lor some money he had coming lo him oul ol lool he had once slolen, and lhal he came oul lo' lhe wilds ol lhe Oregon counlry lo escape , . lhe law. Some said lhal he was wailing lor a leller from a woman who mighl have driven him away. Old Zeke lalked lo hardly anyone. When he did work he would plow his lields lor planling lhe crops. or he would work aboul his log cabin. Bul always he would relurn lo lhe selllemenl lo wail lor lhe slagecoach. even if nolhing ever came lo him. One day when lhe slagecoach was ex- pecled lo arrive, Zeke Flelcher wenl once more lo lhe village. Aller he wailed nearly six hours, lhe coach arrived wilh all ils paraphernalia. l-le sprang lo his leel and darled over lo see if whalever he was hoping lor had come. The usual crowd ol people was galhered around lhe slage. Finally a parcel addressed lo Zeke Flelcher in bold. broad lellers was lossed inlo his eager hands. ll's here! he cried exciledly. ll's come al lasll Dag nab il. ler nigh unlo live years l've been a-wailin' ler and a-needin' lhis here linimenll -JUANITA GHORMELEY s.- FIFTH TERM Quai. .. My . Vibl .W ,... , r 'A .fig ' , ' ' R if-,. fy : ww - I 1 'Hs . JL.-L fwfr T55 h ' v - rqvfgsqslfigb ' :bin ix 32 -4.- f--. .. ,. - M. Q '2T,Q'l' Q- k i frmvwf ..'.' .J J' If - . ,y '- jf, ,, 1 1.32. l , R i i is .W - vii gil i Z' ' -li'-fi5,.., 5:Q??fi'lf-W tfim' -. 4, - 5 V .W .A - an y.. I ...Hz . i - ,4 is sz - 1 rl , ' ir: ' ' i ll. rxfx fmwhv My ..-- N. 5:4 sr., N ,'f..r,s--- ' .4 -if in - Q .i ik ,WW-L '-.ll ' lg' -4, 5 Clif' ja- . .121 4? ' . if is i is xiii ' '-' .s 'n:'i Q 4- if grim. if - ' - 5 W1 . . i ' Vx ' L f ' Pai '--- A , .4 A .V 1 is M im Q- :si ' f ll lx ' 'gi l ..-ef.1,. '-i' lg FQ ia, U U ' A ,I 445'- iv .-H..w.v .. 'iw , il, ,I f '. 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And when ifs yellow lusfer smiled O'er mounlains ye+ un+rod, Each morher held aloff her child To bless 'rhe bow of God. 4 How glorious is +hy girdle casf O'er moun+ain, +ower and fown, Or mirrored in rhe ocean vasf, A fhousand fafhoms down! For, fairhful +o irs sacred page, Heaven sfill rebuilds 'rhy span: Nor le+s 'rhe 'rype grow pale wifh age. Thar firsf spolce peace fo man. -SHIRLEY MOORE JANUARY CLASS City Beautiful New England, land of the smoky haze. Land of fhe manufacfurers. beholdl- Ore on. land of fhe free slicers. Lenc? of 'lhe salmon snarers. behold!- A ci+y, surrounded b mounlains Like a marble in a hole. e maze Of gardens full of roses, and founlains In fhe cenler of pools, glisfening in lhe smokeless air. Porfland. cify beaufiful, Mefropolis of a vasl' counfry, come forlhl Tell fhe world of your magnificence. -EILEEN TRICKER FIFTH TERM Vignettes Dim halls echo loud ' Darkness seems fo form a shroud Over all- Lincoln is al' rest Heads ben? low in concenlralion Brains awhirl in recrealion- Lincoln is al' work. Endless sound of 'rramping feel A laugh. a sigh-sfill. rhylhmic beal- Lincoln is al' lay. Voices raised? bofh gay and free. ln My Counfry 'Tis of Thee - Lincoln--af ifs best -MARJORIE HOSFELDT slxm rem S26 Na+ure's consfanl' bealing drum Rolling lhru' 'I'l'le million years Pacin a reslless world ifs march In+o fthe dark unknown. PENSIVE MOOD noors nnowu noors suck noors 'f susan noors T S R noors Lux onmr noors me nooss - ,I smu. noors -V. T. JU N E CLASS fxw if 'gk 'swifsffn y g .... i . ig l ri-us HERE is Asour moons f , i yeijgfe. ' You cm 1 ser Ai.oNe V as ,ff WITHOUT ROOFS- WHO CARES UNLESS IT RAINS7 I A ii., , gf.. 1- Ep ,af 3 'F iff' 1 ,AQ I '4.4fQQil' ' ltr. NP : -' .5 'ix .-4 ,114 g- Q f' X I' 'ff s 1 w. . f i y Q 5 I it l X .1 I J, X 1 its xx I N xxx is N If 7. H ' W falfgg X , . x Y .,4-', : M - . l- - 'ik ' . ff f f 5' ' lux .w . 'Ye ' W. Q- 'lw ' VS ' ' is 35' . 9.1. f' . I. s' ,'i,?g. . g,i . . -JAYSON HERVIN - 'Sq A gmggig-1 f l S W .mnumr cuss 4 g, , A Y -' T Wg ,K 1 ' '1 ,,..-if'EZ.'jf.-'-5- i i . - if- ,J . n-'- D-Aj, 1 ' r , - A fre' if is .-. -f K 4 I , su li'-fllsy If 'A 4 . ' ' 7 ,T ' Y nh, 1 t -. x ,if ,, . . s f I X- .gk . . .1,. -1 .3 . an F' ' , X ,- , .fr-vii., . - A , 1, if 'IA . V Xp 5 at . ' ,' 3:71-,X vi ' 1 I . ' 9 i X 4 f fs K ' . 4 ig 1' ' t 2213 2-+1 .iw vi :L 1 if M. Q -L Y J X 1 w J J N ii its f-x lisa Q S 1 ' if at . LI ., 'T .5 sr sy 2 .T ...T . h s iw., I A L'v,Q,. -1' K 1-ry Tilt. t A ---NLT - gg x:i' :l+ iv A i igk iytql- .' -qw 'Pfifih is .f . .Ig ,, ' ' rf .1 : '+'f,, -, ,I I ' DT-L+p.QQf5:79 'E ,L f 1-?7-It ' It A 'N ti A ' ii -,... .. 1 3'-fvif' Y ' -f- -.fir . ...ff , f- .ir , - - ,,f- - -sf-E . T. ' 'N 52 ' N 'mr ' Tffplf' WT' 'iz '?.3i' 1 1 .'- ,T ' Gm if jf 'A fe 4 - -ff 9 .Q - ','11l:.:..!.g?i .75 'k..,,,w rfb. r-' IL ,W P'- YT. X M: - - '12-Qrfx L 5 lt ' 'T . ,,,M, H., ,Q T. . .j-.-.1if-Q'1- awry The Pine 2T,L frq if-.Ti LET ME GROW LIKE THAT PINE STANDING UPON THE MOUN- 'tijgi-TQ., lr, - L. , --', , lt r TAIN Tov, - gf ,, A TALL, STRAIGHT, CALM, NOBLE, DIGNIFIED. TTL, ,. 1.,,,, x , THE ETCKLE BREEZES FLIT ABOUT FROM HERE TO THERE, XI- '4 L CAUSING HARDLY A RIPPLE AMONG ITS MIGHTY BRANCHES. ,5k31g.? THE STORMY BLASTS OF WINTER COME sHRiEKiN'G DOWN .Q UPON IT ,'jf4f, '1l' AND IT aENDs- 'ffl BENDS, BUT DOES NOT BREAK. AND WHEN THE GALE HAS SPENT ITSELF, THE PINE STANDS W .2 JUST AS STRATGHT, ' A BUT OLDER, WISER, STRONGER, U IT IS SO CALM, SO POWERFUL- STIRRED BY NO FLEETING FANCY, HURT BY NO PASSING PAIN. ITS ROOTS ARE DEEP: ITS HEAD IS HIGH. IT LOOKS BEYOND, .,'..f ff 5, -JAMES GOODSELL JUNE CLASS DREAMS lVlay-you laright heyday ol The Whole year-l salute youl l love your youth and lreshness, songs ripple on your lips, songs too sweet to be sung by a mere mortal lilce me. An especial sunshine gleams over the green hills and here ancl there one sees a iielcl oi daisies and violets, lor May spreads her lloral beauty over Cultivated gardens and wild ones alilce, adding exquisite fragrance to a lresh, cool world of green. ' You are the month oi youth and poets and renewed hopes. You are brimlul oi the vvine oi lile, and your laughter enchants us-every one. I Every now and then a drifting, lllting breath ot you is brought to us by the harsh winds ol winter, then irom our minds llit the heavy cares ol serious persons, and we become children again, reioicing in spring and the beauty and reality ol lite. -WALDEMAR UPDIKE JUNE CLASS ,f T . . 'IMI iw Tx Al' 'ltl-. i',igp,.. . N I Vffvaxz. , A' IQ sq. . ' . - L ,,,-,'j,i'4'-1,253-L? 'Av ,MQ T ., ' .ir ., . 1 i' Te 'T' Tag 'Silk ' A -- - 4 ,A ',. , -,sq , R- ! : T 9 4: : , .. 'lflqx k . t 1,2 a ssf ' .ll I:f.g, 1:-gl , .ji HARRIETT MARKI-IAM OF MARKI-IAM HOUSE The old Markham House was The mosT fa- mous hoTel in Alaska. and iT was HarrieTT Mark- ham's personalify ThaT drew The world To iTs doors. My grandmofher says ThaT HarrieTT Markham's hair reached her ankles. She used To leT favored guesTs come To see her wiTh her hair down, and she would comb if ouf for Them. The gleaming red mass hung down her back like a manfle of fire. She never paid The hofel servanTs. buT They were afraid To leave because she knew Too much abouf Their pasT hisTory. She carried a horsewhip wherever she wenT, and Terror of her whip and The fire in her eyes kepT Them from becoming rebellious. On an island she had a farm and a dairy ThaT were worked by These servanfs, and The more im- porTanT of her guesTs had fresh sfrawberries in big yellow bowls and cream in milk pans laid on Their Tables for breakfasT every morning, and fresh vegeTables for dinner. They were noT likely To see such food anywhere else in Alaska. Harriefl' drove down To meeT every boaT in an ancienf sTage coach, cracking her heavy whip in The air as she claTTered down The docks. The oTher hofels senT aufomobiles To meeT Their guesTs, buf people were highly enTerTained To be driven in old-fashioned sTyle To The famous Markham House. NoThing in The hoTel had been changed wiTh The passing of years, buT The guesTs were very com- forfable. lndians builT a fire in every room early in The morning, and The occupanfs could lie Think- ing abouT breakfasT unTil The air was warmed. IT was a surprise To find a baThTub anywhere in The Alaska of HarrieTT's day. so no one missed one aT Markham House. HarrieTT had noT always run a hoTel. and she regaled her guesTs by The hour wiTh Tales of her youTh. When she was sTill in her Teens she had become a rider in a circus so ThaT she could marry one of The clowns. They had Three children, and when The circus wenT broke The clown lefT for The STaTes, leaving her sTranded in Skagway wiTh Three young boys To feed. She mended The miners' clofhes and did Their washing, and The children sold newspapers on The sTreeTs. SomeTimes They were given a dollar for one paper by The sofT- hearTed Townspeople. HarrieTT scrimped and pinched unTil she had money enough To sTarT her hoTel on a small scale, and when iT grew larger she senT her boys To college in The STaTes. buT none of her boys came back To Alaska . . . They JZ!-v 1' ' V A .. T. 'X . ls- ,. :rl WL L55 i aria: 'ED .: I l 'xc 3 l I r HRT' J 'ia rf .5 5 A W T4 .1 ,ff Q sk , N kip.. N i gas. , if-S - .P-f---PM-P ' , Q Q . I . ,, -.I 1 I V , .x ss' M -. I 1 cg ' JY' f, T 4. it. -. f .. . . S .- .2?' T ' L. ' GJ: 'fi ' ' .ei .2 1- - 1.9 1 ,7 ,W ,5 If I 1 f g.:'1'.4 'fl F ,.,- i ' T- '. ' . . . 4 M 4 ft A ,,,r .iv g, ' i 5' fir Pi S if ' - QM K. .-LN-'Lila . - ' ,.... - ' 0 ' ',4 , 4. . . ,Q f . .1.'.,., .I 4, yy N ' T-'1'if :s:.-fg ' -- .fleas - v,'-5E'1UQ':1Zff.a' ' had heard Too much of Markham House. One of Them received an appoinTmenT To Annapolis. and HarrieH used To dream of The day when he would come home an admiral. She preTended To have second sighT, and Told her guesTs ThaT he would reTurn on The forTy-ninTh anniversary of The open- ing of The hoTel. and ThaT she would meeT him in her sfagecoach. The lisfeners always laughed. buT as years wenT by, HarrieTT Told her sTory so offen ThaT she began To believe iT. In Time she could Talk of nofhing else. and when anyone was foolish enough To con- TradicT her she cluTched aT her whip unTil her knuckles wenT whiTe-she didn'T dare To hiT a guesT. Her fiery eyes began To Take on a maniacal gleam when she ThoughT of her son, and Those who knew her Tried noT To speak of him. AT lasT forfy-nine years had passed since The day Markham House was opened. HarrieTT felT ThaT her son could noT fail her. and alfhough no boaT was due, she drove The old coach down To The docks. The Townspeople were surprised, and waTched eagerly To see who mighT be coming. As The old sfagecoach claTTered To a sTop, a ship eased up To The wharf. A man walked quiefly down The gangplank . . . and he was noT an admiral. He wenT over To HarrieH'. l'd like To go To Markham House. ma'am, he said. She didn'T hear him. HarrieTT Markham had meT her lasT boaT. QIEAN LOUTTIT .nuns cuss INSPIRATION I CANNOT BEAR TO THINK WHAT AGE MIGHT DO BECAUSE I WANT HER ALWAYS TO BE YOUNG. MY MOTHER, OF THE LOVING HEART AND TRUE. THE ONE TO WHOM MY HEART HAS ALWAYS CLUNG. THOSE EVER-GLOWING HOPES SHE HAS FOR MEI UNWORTHY AS I AM, YET IN HER EYES I COULD BE ANYTHING I WISHED TO BE: I WILL NOT LET THOSE HOPES TURN INTO SIGHS. FOR HER I'LL TRY TO BUILD A FORTUNE GREAT. AND ALL HER LIGHTEST WISHES SHALL BE DONE. I'LL BE THE WALL TO SHELTER HER FROM STRIFE. AND ALL HER YEARS OF SORROW COMPENSATE. OH, MASTER. LET MY MOTHER BE THE ONE ALWAYS TO LIVE, THE ANGEL OF MY LIFE. -SONIA GROVER JUNE CLASS MUSIC 1'-- .I-f -Q , AAT -N, I 'A I ' 25: ifff- L, I w ' .. - A- if g .U Sf' -f . :ff I I Aff. t-Wxzsfx-git I , it if H 1 ' I .W .Ji Al Lv Qi . ' A f-....I' Yu , I I 2 .,.-Q I Inf' .. MRA: I - I ,A . THAT MUSICI STOPI I CANNOT BEAR THE PAIN IT BRINGS. OH HALT THE MELLOW SWEET REFRAIN THAT SINGSI IT TEARS MY ACHING SOUL APART-THAT SONG- 'TWILL BREAK IN TWAIN MY BLEEDING HEART E'ER LONG. PLAY ON! WHY CEASE THIS LAY BY GENIUS WRIT7 I'D SELL MY VERY SOUL FOR LOVE OF IT. TISS' 1 My Q, A ' ' , Ig' A 1 -Rx. MM 5 ' I., Y -HDR I T 5, I '15 '?r.wJ It I-v 1 I, , ' Qgj Ii ig: ' -x Q. . S' ,Q I . in ,Z .,, r I:TSx,. , L- Qi.,.., 'J ' V31-iv we 3, :. y... , z. 'RQ '39, ff? ,.g: ' ' If V I, Y 1 . V -'I. , ' '? ' ' . Rn.. nd! li ii, .A ., ER-Iv lr., .- auf, Fgffi, ' 'Af W 4. .1 4 ' ' - - N. . ' -I ' -In :ffl . .5 'H . AIR ' is -X' fiiidigr IQ. T Riu.. if ' j-I 5315- ' ,X 5: . 3' fi-L i pk? ik!-1 , 'f 'yi - 'I I . I A lim. If gi? if 'iii' A E ,V It l 1 4- gzvijixff A .X in .K .- JK' .gr V- g AM.. lf, A .,... , . ,. ,E ., 1. I. T ' -VELMA BENSON JUNE CLASS BIRTH OF A TORRENT THE PINE TREES SIGHED IN LONELY VIGILANCE. A NIGHT-BIRD CRIED. LEAVES RUSTLED, VAGUE SIBILANCE OF ALL THINGS DRIED. ONLY THE MOUNTAIN ITSELF REMAINS MUTE. THRU' COUNTLESS CENTURIES ITS INNER TURMOIL DEAD. THE THO'T OF FORMER GLORY PAINS. NOW COLD, COLD BEAUTY CALMS ITS HEAD. DUMBLY IT STARES INTO THE SKY AN AGELESS CYCLOPS. ITS ONE EYE DWELLING ON THE PAST, WELLING TEARS NO PARCHING SUN CAN DRY. A TORRENT RUSHES FOAMING ON FROM DAWN TO TIME-FILLED DAWN. -V. T. JUNE CLASS .-..- 1... 9-'L - n P' 131 . ' I--1 Vi' 1 .,,F,.i5..,. L. 4. Q. f '-1 . .Sk I'-. . , .,i:'..U .1 swiyfi-., '. '1-,-N'--, qt '1 ui.-5. .. ...y :ul ' , 43- ,4 fi -.I Uv.. xg? ' .+I fl. ' fx. F Q: . Lf- I ,z ,lf 'fi ' I Q rn: .gl ' I ' fix' '.....w,fisLgi' , ig if 5: ' F ifffiii i. .4 - 1- fw- i 5' Elf' f w i 'img ,gi 5, ' 2 7. 'I 'lf . -if War? You wan+ To know abou'r war? Sure, I can 'fell you. I foughl in a war. If was grea+. Firsl' rhere were bands playing and crowds shouling. They said we were lhe prolecfors of democracy. And 'rhen +he bafllefield. I can'+ fell you how horrible and pa+he+ic it was. Words can'+ express 'rhaf inferno of dealh. Rapid-fire machine guns blazing away: cannon, fhe lions of baffle, roaring with eager hunger. I had a close-up of if. Deafh came quickly fo some: ofhers were blown fo bils by hand-grenades: sfill olhers died slowly-a few slabs from a bay- one-1' draining fheir blood. Men lying face down in rhe mud. gasping, praying 'rhal 'their nexl breafh would be Iheir last Afler awhile lhe men gel used 'fo if-muck, dirl, lhe fillh of a french, The hell of a prison camp. War is no longer a fesl' of brufe sfrengfh. lf's sirafegy fha? wins a war now. A general si'rs fi w . X . A, , , . mg ' iw' 5 .' Q. 'f5 :f5 ,ji-'xv . '- 4 . .us - in . I . . f .ff-g4,.fgy.4'a.,3,, 4 ,Wifi J HN' I . behind 'rhe lines and says, Send Companies A and B over 'rhe lop, zero hour midnight Wifhoul a quiver he sends 'Iwo companies over 'rhe fop 'ro lheir dealhs-mosl of lhem. And while lhese men are being slaughlered, anofher baHaIion is al- facking, and winning a decisive baffle. These men are sacrificed, and anolher general wins anolher medal. They call il modern warfare. Gas springing from nowhere. frapping, choking, burning men, killing 'rhem like flies. Civilizafion, The highesf slage of man's achieve- menf, sending millions of men away from 'rheir homes and families fo become cannon fodder. CiviIizal'ion--- My view of war was a real one. I saw il as no person has ever seen if. They s'riIl come To me and remind fhemselves of ils glory. You see, I am The Unknown Soldier. -BARNEY ITKIN JUNE CLASS Qflirowgy -. 9 3 'ixsgvg I4 , . ' I ANTICLIMAX Naw, I wouldn'T call 'em advenTures exacTIy, iusT screwy IiTTle Things. Take ThaT guy yesTerday. Accordin' To The new ciTy ordinance us cabbies ain'T supposed To park closer Tha'n Three blocks To The CenTral Railroad STaTion, so I had plenTy of Time To waTch This guy. He was runnin'. see. wiTh his coaT all ballooned ouT behind him and a suiTcase banging againsT his knees. He kepT bump- ing inTo people and Tearing on wiThouT so much ,.,i ' V Y' N N LI:-' Eggii a lbxafl' ff I so ii, I 0 ,.,..,.. , i,., .... .x,-,,.,.....,...:2 as an excuse To The irriTaTed iohnnies ThaT Turned To sTare and cuss. When he hiT The corner,'The IighT was againsT him: buT he plows righT in any- how, weaving in and ouT like a scared iackrabbiT, wiTh brakes screaming around him and The cubs in TronT of The Herald oTTice laying Two To one againsT The chances of This ciTizen reaching The oTher curb. Reach iT he does. Though, haT gone. a paiama sleeve Trailing from The suiTcase. leaving FlaTfooT O'ReilIy wiTh a Tangle on his hands ThaT would Take him Two hours To iron ouT, if he could go ThaT long wiThou,T busTing a blood vessel. This guy makes a bee line sTraighT Tor my cab. and, Tearin' open The door, he pushes a Tinn inTo my fisT. CiTy CenTer I-IospiTal. he sez. and Talls inTo The back seaT. if., .f -Hill!!! . g I 5, H ' .1,4- J , I l . , . ..,...-... . . K+--v V. ss-W...-.-.-..'..e.-.4 .e..,... ,.....n-,,.-...- Sure, I sez. puTTing The old boaT inTo second. For ThaT much dough I'd have hauled him To Peoria. As soon as l goT inTo Traffic I Takes a fsquinT in The rear view mirror. NOT a bad looking mug, iusT a young punk, a liTTle pale around The gills. Now I ain'T in The habiT of hackin' young bloods who skip along wiTh a wild look in Their eye, losing haTs and causing The local genTry To lay odds on a one-way Trip To greener pasTures, especially since he asked Tor The CiTy CenTer I-IospiTal, which anyone in The know will Tell you .-we - -...,..w....- ,,-,al iii . , I -, ri. 4' .55,.,,,,Y:-9. A 81 . t as-1 as A.,, , , ,, , ,. .. , ff L5 5 , ' . . ' .rfw - -, ,. f...N...,..'..,.-.M---...W-.i....s,-....r,..e...........w.,g,...-sw... is a sawbones TacTory Tor-buT five bucks is five bucks, so I iusT buTTons my lip and lisTens To The meTer's sweeT music. I figured on Taking him The long way: us cabbies goTTa eaT.Too, a know: buT he keeps poundin' on The glass panel' back of my head and yellin' Tor more speed Till I geTs sore and hauls him sTraighT There. All The Time he ain'T appin' aT me he siTs back There wringin' his hands and mumbling To himself. WaiT, he sez when we reach The hospiTaI, and skooTs inside. Business has been preTTy lousy, so I'm saTisTied To slide down on The back of my neck. leTTin' The meTer Turn over while I caTch a few winks. ATTer ,... A Y 75- .. T, , II T. as Yiwlsiig- 5 f. ',,..- I X ' '-Q. CTT. i s........,..,.-. ....,-...,.,..,........,...-......,.. -......... ..........-Q-.-... M... while he comes back, noT in a hurry Tor The TirsT Time. Wiih him is an old bird I spoT for a saw- bones, poundin' him on The back an' Iaughin'. The kid is lookin' kinda dazed. buT he's packin' a smile big enough To sTarT a TooThpasTe sTampede. The old genT puTs him in The back and leans in The window To say: Now don'T you worry, Mr. Jones. I-lelen goT along all righT wiThouT you: she'lI come along fine now, and IeT me say Those are eighT of The TinesT Terrier pups l've ever seen . . Yeh, a guy sees a loTTa funny Things in This game. Imagine all ThaT worry over a hound. -JACK RICHARDS SIXTH TERM .MNT-EQrf..!'!'Y Q .. WPL52 'I li ' iiiiawb . Q- wa -, g 4 I 'Tx . .xii ' ' . if I 53 A U K, I ' :EIA 1 V. hr. .-4, AT. I I I X fl ...., Tl-IE EDITORS SPOTLIGHT on Some Authors and Artists ol This Section. PRESENTING: MARGE HOSFELDT A seventh termer, Marge's Vignettes accur- ately describes Lincoln as we Lincolnites see it. At times she can be a little too harsh in her iudgment ot things. She has a quick temper, but a saving sense ot humor. Marge is assistant editor ot the Bi-Weekly Cardinal. Her especial tield is the Features page, dealing with Lincoln personalities and teatures. These she treats terse- ly, curtly and humorously. A possible future: news Columnist, something like Dorothy Parker. BARBARA HERVIN l-ler Spenserian stanza, Once To All Things, expresses Barbara's attitude toward lite. She writes, not a great deal, but well, and her writ- ing shows a close observance ot things. Barbara is always sincere. Her sincerity and sympathy have won her a clear title to the apt adiective, good sport. She graduated in January, having accom- plished excellent work as vice-president ot the student body. JIM GOODSELL Numbered amon Jim's various talents is writ- ing. Once editor o?the Bi-Weekly Cardinal, now student body president, Jim, in spite ot these time-taking activities, finds time to turn out ex- cellent prose and poetry, much ot it expressing thought tar beyond his seventeen years. He draws his imagery strongly, simply, in a clear-cut style. l-le is the author ot numerous oems and short stories. l-lis poem, The Pine, iiaund else- where in this section, is a fine example ot his literary work. JEAN LOUTTIT Jean's story, l-larriet Markham, is, in my opin- ion, one ot the best pieces in the literary section. She has chiselled her character into sharp outline, clearing away a mass ot cluttering tacts trom this true story, and writing with a fine restraint. Jean herselt is quite ditterent from the tiery Harriet. Imaginative, a little on the dreamy side, she divides her time between writing and acting in plays given by Masquers, the school dramatic club. Attention should be called to the illustrations tor this section, which were done by Miss Halvor- sen's art classes. sffjrvfhb . ., , ?-7777-W W Y -W. , L ee., .x ,g 'F I '3' '- b Y, K I . Qc ' , 1 'ff 1 1 , 536 MOLLIE FARNAND Mollie, who illustrated the oems, Once To All Things and Autumn, has taken art tor several terms. Her work during this time has been consistently good. Mollie wants to study interior decoration, a vocation admirably adapted to her talents, and one at which she should succeed. SHIRLEY MOORE Shirley is not only artistically inclined, but also has a bent toward the poetical. l-ler several il- lustrations show the dett touch ot a subtle imag- ination. Although she graduated in the January class, her interest in art and the yearbook'has carried her into a post-graduate course in art. M. V. TUTTLE This is the tirst time that Jean Tuttle, also a P. G., has ever taken a course in art. She has a patience tor detail and draws with a light touch which gives her work a rather ethereal quality. She is undecided as to her tuture, but such excel- lent work merits art a deep consideration. C. V. BROWER Vernon Brower, who did the fine illustration tor War, is a third termer, and has been taking art since he entered Lincoln. He uses shading and sharp lines to good advantage. and shows himself capable ot doing exacting work in details. f T M4 IN LOVING MEMORY Our own beloved Sainls, who go before. Leave loolsleps for us lo Elernily. Can we lhen fear a qenlly opened door, Whose lhreshold Turns Time lo lnlinily7 Can we 'rhen dread 'ro walln where Jrhey have lrod, Whose sleps have gone from our fired hearls, lo God? -Frances Gill 'W' - -W --- - 1 ,wmv 22 Nw 1 , ?- .5 -A 4 1 Q rl '1 5 ki aw! X: J? 1? .lv 9 -. V .4 r jx? , - F! FRANCES GILL ORGANIZATIONS: IN THE CLASS ROOM WE RECEIVE INSTRUCTION IN MANY DIFFERENT SUBJECTS: IN THE CLUBS WE CAN LEARN TO SPECIALIZE IN THE SUBJECTS WHICH SAT- ISFY OUR OWN PERSONAL DESIRES. TX Kink 1. If-x ,,, x, I . x AF, , ,W . 5 xx ff' 'Z-f' ,. I ,yr 2 .lf- ADELPHIANS include' back row, lefl To riqhT, J, Riley, E. Sfaehli, P. TourTeIoTTe, M. Fahlen, B. McMurray, M. Randall, J. Durkheimer, M. Moody, ' ' ' ' n . V. Gr D. Dunne R. Kraemer M. ui I I N. Cl wg second row, D. V. Millel, Third row, D. De Nelle, B. Simpson, T, Carso , C Graham, oss, , , O q ey o Howell, H, Barbur, G. WaTson, A. Hansen, A. Lane, B. STalnaker, H. Jones, B, Berg, Tron? row, M. Long, B, G-illen, J. Veefch, J. Loomis, Miss Seffem, M. Hosfe-ldT, S. Cunninqnam, E. Rosenfeld. Adelphian SocieTy Ranking as The second oldesT club oT The school, The Adelphian LiTerary SocieTy ThroughouT The years has endeavored To mainTain an inTeresT in currenT liTerary acTiviTy. For The TorThcoming year The Adelphians plan To base Their acTiviTies on a TwofTold plan. FirsT, They aim To sTudy liTeraTure holding universal appeal. As The second phase OT Their proiecT, The club plans To help The school by making The sTudenT body more sporTs-conscious. They are planning To spon- sor souvenir auTograph-card sales Tor The games, and pep assemblies wiThouT ouTside coaches as guesT speakers. Club oTTicers Tor The spring Term are: PresidenT, Bill Simpson: vice-presidenT. Suzanne Cunningham: secreTary, BoniTa Berg: ediTor, Marjorie l-losTeldT. BACK NUMBERS include back row, left To riqhT, B. Wood, M. Sfubble Back Numbers Back Numbers is a TiTTing name Tor The school sTage crew. WheTher iT be a class play, a movie showing, or any one of The varied producTions in The audiTorium, The crew is always behind The scenes, handling The ropes To make Things run smooThly ouT in TronT. The eighT Back Numbers are in compleTe charge OT all The Technical poinTs of sTage produclion. They seT up The props Tor The plays, and arrange The sTage Tor assemblies. They ring The curTains, and operaTe The proiecTing machine Tor slides. These and numer- ous oTher duTies make up a kaleidoscopic career Tor These sTage hands. OTTicers Tor The spring Term are: President Joe McDonald: vice-presidenT, Bill Allen: secreTary, lvan Tyerq sergeanT-aT-arms, Malcolm STubblebine. e, B, Alleng fron? row, l. Tyer, J. WesTon, Mr. Albin, J. McDonald. -oo, VE-.F 7' V . we 'T ' .,-as fiff. -. 4 . K T T Vv' ' 5 xv-N l ii . . 'il' ' Vi? . ' ii . 5 T.-ru' - ,Q g T ' X 'T , xx , L, I' 1 ' - ui BOYS' GYM LEADERS are: back row, lciv To right, G. Paine, R. Weideman, G. Hicks, J. Bushnell, B. Blirsch, B. Huqhbank, H, Kniqhl, M. Arm- svronq, D. Stacey, Third row, L Candfee, J. Durkheimrr, R. Enqcl, F. Lolich, M. Slubblebine, T. Somerville, G. Marumofo, L. Osbcck, H. Ogden: ss-cond raw, E. Bobl, J. Gardner, J. Deibele, A. Slafhos, B. Shadoan, E. MaGvn, C. Benfley, L. Rosenlhal, V. Reed, fronf row, R. De Bauw, V. Armitage, F1 Coe, H. Wolfe, Mr. Fabre, T. Franklin, E. Schneider, H. Tyler, J. Solomon. Boys' Gym Leaders The Boys' Gym Leaders Club is devoTed To The applied sTudy of aThleTics. lTs main TuncTion is To develop in The boys oT The school a deeper inTeresT in physical educaTion. Mr. Fabre, boys' gym Teacher, is The adviser. The leaders are older boys, who lead The gym classes in exercises and games. Twice a week, during acTiviTy period, They meeT in The gym Tor exTra pracTice work on The bars, rings, wresTling maTs, eTc. These young aThleTes helped produce The wresTling exhibiTion aT The Carnival. Club oTTicers Tor The spring Term are: PresidenT, Roy Cole: vice-president Jack Richards: secreTary, Ed Schneider: Treasurer, Tom Franklin: sergeanT-aT- arms. Leo Candee. The Band Ever since The spring oT I933 Lincoln's band, dressed in snappy red and whiTe uniforms, has been presenT aT all school aThleTic evenTs arousing school spiriT. lT consisTs oT 30 members who pracTice every day in The audiTorium under The able direcTion of Mr. Handzlik. Their presenT ambiTion is To be able To play more Than school songs and marches: They wish To sponsor a program oT overTures and semi- classical pieces. This year The band boughT new Texf books conTaining college marches. The sTudenT body Turnished parT oT The cosT oT These new books. Bill lvlarTin, sTudenT, leads The band aT public ap- pearances. Members of The BAND include' back row, loft To riqhT, R. Hack, B. Calhey, B. l-lughbank, C. Slade, K. Dellinqer, J. Sanders, B. Wilson, W. Weavherly, J. Le-bee, N. Likinsg second row, J. Winfler, T. Long, J. Grimm, P. Myers, R. Beroud, D, WesT, R. Signer, C. CriTTcnden, C. Duhrkoopj fron! row, C-. Payne, R. Hill, E. Bobl, P. lsler, C. Guerin, N. Rupp, C. Greqr, B, Marlin, Mr. Handzlik. x 1 . ' - COPIANS are back row, left lo ri B. Walls, A. Miner, .Freck, A.Weslon, M. Besson, K, Thomas, P, Dunne, B. Neu, R, Bellg second row, PT fov M F a N H l s q J J Blair B l-lervin M, Long, M Sraliud, J. Shepherd, J, Lugddnmann, M Farr Hnl Miss CHQ, B. Besson, J. Loomis, B. Pallon, D. Hunler. Copian Copian, symbol ol lriendship, was organized less lhan live years ago. Under lhe supervision ol Miss Ollo, a small group ol girls inleresled in archery founded lhe club, and have since sludied and prac- liced lo become more adepl in lhis sporl. Lasl lerm al lhe Cardinal Carnival, lhe Copians quile lillingly conducled a Darlo game, and re- ceived an award lor lheir novel boolh. Anolher worlhy proiecl was lhe sponsoring ol a pil barbecue, which made a bull's eye wilh lhe school. The prolils lrom il were given lo lhe sludenl associalion fund. Ollicers for lhe spring lerm are: Presidenl, Jane Shepherdg vice-presidenl, Barbara Besson: secrelary, Janelle' Freclc: lreasurer, Palsy Tourlellolle: sera geanlseal-arms, Mill Besson, Belly Walls: edilor, Rosamond Bell. O urlellolle, M, Davidson, B. Weaver, r n row, . eldfn n, . orne, Penlalhlon Penlalhlon Club, girls' gym leaders, represenls lhe cream ol youlh and heallh among lhe girls ol lhe school. Eligible lor membership are lhose girls who pass slringenl decalhlon lesls, and are especi- ally prolicienl in gym worlc. The leaders assisl in conducling lhe gym classes, each leader supervising a squad ol girls. Lasl lerm lhe club gave a co-ed ball lgirls only allowedl, and sponsored an assembly ol acrobalic dancing. Robe erl Krohn. supervisor ol physical educalion in lhe Porlland schools, was lheir guesl spealcer. Ollicers for lhe spring lerm are: Presidenl, Joy Murphy, vice-presidenl, Vernice Fixg secrelary, Veramay Bushnell, lreasurer, Dorolhy Taylor. Members ol lhe PENTATHLON ClUB are' Back row, lell lo rnghl, J. Murphy, B. Nr-lson, V. Bushnell, M. Johnson, H. Zwanckg lronl row, D. Taylor, F Cutler, Mrs Trcnholme, Mrs. Malhiesen, R. Goldslein, H. DeBrauwcre, V. Fix. L: l D! X Q. .op :QS 13 Q0 CARDINAL REPRESENTATIVES are: back row, lefl To riqhf, D. Frank, J. McDonald, G. Hicks, F. Tourfellofle, B. Wood, D. Clark, T. Carson: Third row, R. Parker, J. Young, B. Granl, B. Ridenour, J. McKenney, B. Milne, J. Davey, R. Moblo, G. Edwards, F. Maguire, L. Oadesg second row, J. Freck, P. Gilman, S, Holcomb, M. Horenslein, J. Spearow, W. Slrobeck, J. Shepherd, B. Pallon, T. Allyn, B. Kafzg fron? row, E. Watkins, R. Smifh, S. Gill, L. Buchwach, Mr. Foulk, S. Lewis, A. Sugarman, L. Williams, M. Hansen, M. Goodman. Cardinal RepresenTaTives Cardinal represenTaTives sell The acTiviTy cards which all loyal LincolniTes buy To supporT The sTudenT associaTion. They disTribuTe The issues of The Bi- Weekly Cardinal To sTudenTs possessing These cards. The Cardinal reps also sell subscripTions To The Cardinal Yearbook. One represenTaTive. eiTher a boy or a girl, is elecTed from each regisTraTion room. Bi-Weekly Cardinal The Bi-Weekly Cardinal is The oTTicial publicaTion of The sTudenTs oT Lincoln High School. Founded in l895, iT is The oldesT high school publicaTion in The sTaTe oT Oregon. Members oT The journalism classes conTribuTe ma- Terial Tor The paper, and sTaTT heads are selecTed Trom The senior journalism class. During The pasT Tew years aT leasT Ten sTaTT members have won The Quill and Scroll award. The ediTorial sTaTT includes: EdiTor, Barney lTkin: associaTe ediTor and TeaTure head, Marjorie Hos- TeldT: sporTs, Bob Keen: news, Doris Klein, Wald- emar Updikeg liTerary, Peggy Keilus, reviews, Jack Rosen. Bl-WEEKLY CARDINAL staff includes: back row, lefl To righl, S. Gill, R, Kraemer, H. Schalz, D. Klein, J. Rosen, E. Rosencranlz, A. Buchwachg second row, M. Briflain, E. Zurbuchen, Z. Vincenl, E. Walkins, L. Buchwach, B. Hsrvin, V. Benson, B. Holbrookg fron? row, 8. Shevach, V.Too1e, B. Keen, J. Goodsell, Mrs. Soufhworth, V. Tisdale, M. Hosfeldf, B. Ilkin, W. Updike. Members of The CHEMISTRY CLUB are: back row, lefr to righf, B, Kuhn, H. Wolfe, R. Miller, D. Church, L. Rosenthal, S. Newman: Second raw, E.4McDvrmoH, M. Alwell, E. Sncdecor, E. Walkins, M. Wexler, E. Rockwell, O. Georges, S, Wexlerg fron? row, L. Berrclsen, B. Shaooan, K. Sims, MISS Whivcornb l, Hong, W, Updilce, S. Lewis. Chemisfry Club The Chemislry Club is open lo all chemislry slu- denls ol Lincoln. Room 306 and 307, from which lhose infamous, unbelievably unusual odors spread over lhe lhird floor on lab days, is lhe cuslomary rendezvous ol The members every Wednesday al 3:OO: lhe maller under consideralion may be any- rhing from how lo exlracl caflein from coffee, lo how lo silver mirrors or how lo make soap. Praclical demonslralions ol each experimenl are made under lhe careful guidance ol Miss Whilcomb, 'rhe club's adviser. Cllicers lor lhe spring lerm are: Presidenl, Sher- man Lewis: vice-president Eloise Roclcwellg secrelary, Bob Kuhn: lreasurer, lvlyrlle Wexler: sergeanl-at arms, Kennelh Sims: edilor, Waldemar Updilie. Fire Squad Clangl clangl clang! clangl Four bells, and approximalely lorly-live fellows charge from classrooms lo slralegic posilions for a lire drill. Then in orderly rows, 'rhe whole school marches down and our ol 'rhe building. l-lolding doors, dis recling sludenls, slopping cars as 'rhe columns cross lhe srreel, all are jobs ol lhe Famous Forly-Five ol lhe Fire Brigade. The lire drills are held al leasl once a weelc, and arrive unexpecledly. The squad is selecled from lhe school al large, and is composed enlirely of boys. Squad caplain lor lhe spring Term is John Colley. Members if 'hw HBE QOUAD are back row, lei? lo right, V. Gross, F. Tourlcllolvv, D. Wiley, D. Akin, O. Splud, B. Neill, B Angell, G. Maru- 'wmo M Shfrill, l,.rr'h row, D. Gilford, R, Hockerl, H. Johansen, J. Vcolch, 5 Taylor, H. Wagner B. She-vach, L. Snow, J Dr- Mm-rlnr-r, S. Gill? fm:-fl raw J. Cwllz v K. Drake, C Rowell, D, Hoyt, J, Slcvcnson, D. Plymplon, J, Soalhworlh B, Svalnalwrq second row B Svvwnrl, B Sanders, D Hawirllr G, Plissr-ll L Slfliirv, B. Mailers, R Srnilh,J Pave-slcovich, P De Biosc-' from row B. Keen R Takami V R1-ynmlds A Maloney, J l llvrvin T T1-'rv J Goodsell D Durnon f -015 .IG Ji- It -U5 as 'L' B 1 1 -ii-Q. -1111 Members of DELTA Pl OMICRON are: back row, leff fo right, R. Hungerford, P. Turner, W. Updike, G, Puziss, N. Lilrinsg second row, H, Wyvel, E. Zerbuchen, D. Wilcox, N. Grimson, J. McDonald, M. Winller, L. Taglieri, V. Benson, fron! row, E. Rosencranh, L. Zidell, J. Millon, Mr. Sage, V. Likins, J, Soulhworlh, E. Biqler. Delfa Pi Omicron Delfa Pi Omicron, asfronomy club, was organized abouf fen years ago under fhe guidance of Mr. l-leller. Since fhaf fime, fhe club has disfinguished ifself in many acfivifies, mosf oufsfanding of which was fhe consfrucfion of a fen-inch parabolic fele- scope, fhe largesf ever builf by high school sfudenfs. This felescope is now sifuafed on fhe roof of Lincoln, and plans for fhe spring include sfarlighf meelings fo observe fhe asfral bodies. Cfficers for fhe spring ferm are: Presidenf, Lissa Taglierig vice-presidenf, Phyllis Turner: secrefary, Nadine Grimson: freasurer, Joe McDonald: edifor, Eleanor Rosencranfz: sergeant-af-arms, Gerfrude Puziss. Hi-Y The Hi-Y is a nafional organizafion founded by fhe Y. lvl. C. A. for fhe purpose of creafing, main- faining, and exfending fhroughouf fhe school and communify high sfandards of chrisfian characfer. The club sponsors school dances, shoe shines, and card sales, as well as performing fheir regular school dufies, which include organizafion of fhe fire squad under fhe leadership of fhe vice-presidenf, freshmen assemblies, and freshmen yell-leaders' confesfs. Officers for fhe spring ferm are: Presidenf, Bill Wheeler-5 vice-presidenf, John Coffey: secrefary, Bob Keen: freasurer, Bill Sendersp sergeanf-af-arms, Tom Terry. HI-YS aret back row, lefl lo riqhf, D. Haworlh, A. Maloney, T. Terry, B. Angell, S. Gill, second row, B. Wheeler, J. Coffey, B. Maslers, B. Neill, V. Gross, V. Reynolds, R, Smilh, front row, B. Keen, R. Takami, J. Goodscll, J, Hcrvin, B, Scnders, D, Gifford, S. Taylor, D. Dumonl, M, -f A 1 43 5-'4 - .ye ' 1- og., .T S-1 1 vi 31, 06 JA., 7 n 'alfa l INTERNATIONAL CLUB members include' back row, lei? To riqhl, D. Dc Ns-ffe, B. Simpson, G. Schocllc-I, H. Milne, l.. Crzlsi, D. Winters, D. Dunne, M. Brandon, M. Hansen, J, Charleswodhg Third row, M. Skcne, E. Wmkins, H. STengnr, J. Ryf-I, C. Green, V. Stokes, B. Johnson, B. Mon T.1ndc.n, R Kolubug Second row, J. Durkhcimer, L. Roscnlhal, C. Graham, L. Buchwach, A. Davidson, TI. Jones, C. Mirkr-Isen, J. Wvisqerbcr, J. Harbvrl, D. Snyder: Tron? row, L. Williams, F. Kaurh, J. Vealch, H. Barbur, Mr. King, M Payne, B Brevcf, H. Senders, S. Livlwrr, B Holbrook. InTernaTionaI Club The lnTernaTionaI Club is organized Tor The pur- pose oT promoTing beTTer Teeling beTween The mem- bers and Toreign counTries. To This end The club sponsors debaTes and lisTens To well-informed guesT speakers inviTed by The program commiTTee. Among The spealcers Tor The pasT Term have been The French consul, The Japanese consul, and Miss PeTerson of The LaTin DeparTmenT. OTTicers Tor The spring Term are: James Durla- heimer, presidenT3 JeaneTTe HarberT, vice-president Maxine Hansen, secreTary: Jim Failing, Treasurer. The club began iTs work wiTh an open meeTing The Third weelc oT The Term. Members of The MIXED CHORUS are: back row, left To righf, J. Mc,Dona Hicks, J. Hendrickson, M. Hassong lhird row, D. Odell, H. Knight, J. So A Suqarrnang second row, J. Morrison, G. HorcnsTein, M Holsron, D. Ma Mixed Chorus The Mixed Chorus is a group oT abouT TorTy voices. Composed oT a men's and women's chorus, The group has TiTTeen male members. The chorus is an ouTgrowTh oT The Cardinal Chor- isTers, ace girls' glee club. AIThough iT has been in exisTence buT a Tew years, iT carried oTT sweepsTalces honors in The all-sTaTe meeT aT ForesT Grove IasT year. Eligible Tor membership in The chorus are glee club sTudenTs wilh Tormer experience, who have a good scale range. Mrs. EThel Miller Bradley direcTs The group. ld, H. Cardwell, L. Adams, C. Boorh, T. Horn, W. Slanley, R. Ely, G. ulhwortn, G. Boldt, J. Thomas, A. Anderson, L. Celsi, D. Akers, H. Tyler, rrs, M. Kauffman, K. Pelay, S. Holcomb, M. Sears, H. Poole, B. Wheeler, J. Gallagher, Mr. Hollensledq lronl row, V. Lilxins, E. BriqhT, M. J. Gilberl, S. Hasson, B. Murphy D. Collarnore, V. Toozr-, V. Gilliland, K. Knuflman, M. Florence, N Swaflmari, C Roland 9,-. x qs ig kr? up -JUL WO' 'V gm 'gi as -8 f to A al- MASOUERS arc: back row, lefl To righT, C. Cerf, H. Haslinqs, J. Chambers, J. Soufhworfh, F. Boofh, B. Wood, J. Sands, D, Howell, second row, J. Morrison, J. Benson, B. Munro, A. Smifh, L. Celsi, L. Vincenl, M. Wexler, M. Quigley, fronf row, D. Eriqhf, E, Snedecor, J. Thomas, Miss Hunluns, J. Davey, M. Hosfeldf, M. Rawson, J, Campbell, Masquers Among The dramaTis personnae on The class play programs, one is almosT sure To Tind some characTers who are lvlasquers in real life. This dramaTic club gives iTs members acfual experience on The sTage, as well as a knowledge OT producTions, including make-up, cosTumes, and props. Many of iTs members have appeared in Civic TheaTer proclucTions, and majored in dramaTics aT college. OTTicers Tor The spring Term are: President Mar- iorie l-losfeldT: vice-presidenT, Jack Thomas: secre- Tary, Jean Campbell: Treasurer, BeTTy Gilleng sera geanT-aT-arms, EllioTT Snedecorg ediTor, MargareT Rawson. Order of L The Order oT L is a group of leTTermen, who have earned Their L in any OT The Three major sporTs- TooTball, baslceTball, or baseball. Team managers and yell leaders may be voTed in by The members. The club deTermines The eligibili+y of aThleTes To leTTers. lT boosTs aThleTics by sponsoring card wear sales Tor The games. Mr. Magaurn is The club ad- viser. OTTicers Tor The spring Term are: Pre-sidenT, Ver- non Reynoldsg vice-presidenT, John Paveskovichq secrelary, Bill MasTers: Treasurer, Don l-loyT3 ser- geanT-aT-arms, George Wallcer. ORDER OF L LETTERMEN are: back row, lcfl fo riqhl, M, Hasson, H. Johansen, E. Miers, A. Hansen, B, Ncill, J. Bubalo, T. Tcrry, S. Taylor, L. Siffon, D, Haworth, M. Sheriff, Third row, B. Pallc-rson, R. SmiTh, B. Briqqs, G, Russell, S, Frcdricks, S. Bouiss, C. Crosby, B. Hoover, P. Dr- Bioscg second row, B. Sanders, W. Hauq, V. Gross, K. Drake, B. Maslers, C. Hopkins, J. Slondal, H. Olshcn, J. Pavcskcvichgfronlrow,R.Talc.1mi, E. de Fri-ilas D. Hoy1,A Maloney, V. Reynolds, Mr, Moqaurn, B. Angell G. Wnlkr-r, N Johnson D, Dumonl. 1 i PHILOS arc: back row, lefi lo righf, E. Brighf, M. Lusk, L. Rossman, J. Duncan, L. Gill, P. Bronaugh, W. Bailey, B, Munro, R, Kokubu, A. Miner, second row, N. Benson, V. Tooze, H. Senders, B. Hervin, J. Lueddemann, C. Smilh, S. Leibert, B. Weaver, B. Monfandong front row, D. Briqhf, M. Feldman, M, Farnand, M. Spliid, B. Holbrook, M. Lusk, D. Slein, A. Weston. Philolexian SocieTy Founded in l895, The Philolexian SocieTy, girls' liTerary club. is The oldesf high school organizafion in The sTaTe of Oregon. IT was esfablished as a dee bafing sociefy, buf in laTer years was changed To a liTerary club. For Their Term proiecTs The club sTrives To puT forTh some work in The liTerary field. This year The Philos have divided inTo groups, inTeresTing Themselves in various phases of liTerary work. One-acT plays, book reporTs, essay and poeTry wriTing are included in Their proiecTs. ln addifion, The club is planning a series of open liTerary programs. Officers for The spring Term are: PresidenT, Vir- ginia Tisdale: vice-presidenf, Mary Lusk: secreTary, Doris STeing Treasurer, Margery Feldman: sergeanT- aT-arms, Jean Duncan. Miss Gill, herself a one-Time Philo, is The club's adviser. Lincoln OrchesTra The Lincoln l-ligh School OrchesTra, under The leadership of Carl DenTon, has Taken forward sTrides during The I936-7 season. Despife a deficiency in The varieTy of insTrumenTs, The Thirfy-five members of The orchesfra have acquired a considerable re- perfoire of sfandard symphony music. Mr. DenTon plans as an ulTimaTe goal The formafion of a real Lincoln High School Symphony Orchesfra. Roberf Mann is sfudenl' direcfor. All organizafion picfures in This secfion were Taken during The fall Term of I936. Members of The ORCHESTRA are: back row, leff To iriqhl, J. Buell, A. Price, T, Long, D. Allen, C. Gauf, V. Piccioni, R. Mann, B. Gray. second row, B. Sarlfisian, M. Scrogin, A. Rosenfeld, B. Pharris, K. Denman, A. Clifford, B. Dalsen, M. Vincenl, H. Brady, fron? row,'A. Turn, V. Dunham, B, Wolfe, P. lsler, C. Mickelson, D. Lamberf, D, Gelman, R, Singer, N. Likins, Mr. Demon. T' -O0 af lf' -gl-r ,ti if JC .9 Pl EPSILONS are: back row, left fo righf, T. Franklin, N. Calley, 8. Cantor. B. O'Brien, R. Gardner, third row, M. Oliver, M. Komafsu, J. Ghormley, K. Pelay, E. Tricker, S. Ikeda, D. Rickard, M. Wolf, second row, D. Sfacey, B. Granoff, R..Braunsfeln, L. Buchwach, S. Rosenfeld, S. Lebenzon, F. Gass, R. Shleiferg fronf row, M. Hasson, J, Rosen, B. lfkin, L. Gurian, V. Bowen, M. Shleifer, A. Sugarman. Pi Epsilon The main purpose of Pi Epsilon, biology club, is flne promofion of a knowledge of science. For fheir ferm proiecf flne club decided fo supply Mr. Foulk's library wifln various books explaining frauds in paf- enf medicines. The members also paid for a sub- scripfion fo fhe Science News Leffer, a weekly publicafion fo supply fhe biology classes wiflw up-fo- dafe informafion. Ofher fhan fulfilling ifs ferm proiecf, fhe club sponsors an annual scienfific exliibif, card sales for flue games, a boofb af flue Carnival, and dances. Officers for flue spring ferm are: Presidenf, Milfon l-lassonq vice-presidenf, Sylvia Lebenzon: secrefary, Virginia Bruce: freasurer, Tom Franklin: sergeanf-at arms, Morrie Slnleifer: edifor, Jack Rosen. Pi Lambda Kappa Pi Lambda Kappa was organized in I933 for fhe purpose of sfudying parliamenfar law. Debafing was lafer added as parf of fhe club program. Every fall fhe club sponsors a class in parliamenf- ary law, under flne direcfion of Mr. Berkliam. Open fo all inferesfed sfudenfs, flnis course gives especially valuable fraining fo officers of fha sfudenf associa- fion and club execufives. Officers for fhe spring ferm are: Presidenf, C. Frazier Booflwg vice-presidenf, Norman Griffifb: sec- refary, Doroflwy Wefmore7 freasurer, Alan Fraser: sergeanf-af-arms, Dick Clark: edifor, Jack Rosen. Pl LAMBDA KAPPAS are: back row, leff fo righf, J. Scovell, J. Benvenisfe, J. Rosen, N. Griffifh, M, Sfubblebine, D. Clark, M. Alwell, G. Crowley' second row, R, Herskowifz, D, Snyder, L. Williams, F. Geller, M. Spring, D, Gelman, S. Grover, fron? row, C. Hairfzler, W. Baer, C. Booih, Mr Berkham, J. Harberf, D. Wetmore, V. Sfokes. PJ' 'ff-'G lvr- 'FARBUOK STAFF are Bivlr ru-wx lofi lo riqhl, J. Liinddfrninn, M. Shwrill B. 'Jr'-'l 1 l Pinson V Tinfi iif B Pavwng tri' 1r l r A 'J B 'vr lf Tlnnus B Shcvacn, M. Long, B. lflrrr, R. Shleilcrg from row' J. Vic'-sqrrzzirx K Cori B Vwrfhrl r. n '. wwnrzli B li rr - B mA Brjnnrr' Cardinal Yearboolr Responsible lor lhe produclion of LinColn's lirsl Cardinal Yearbook rested upon These sludenfs, under lhe supervision ol managing edilor Barbara Hol- brook: June eclilor, Bill Wheeler: January edilor, Jacl Slevenson lnof presenl in above piclureli and January assizlanl edilor, June Weisqerber. 'Ralf heads are: arf, Kay Chinp lilerary, Virginia Tisdale' Clubs, Barbara Hervinq sfalislics, Marlha Brillain' senior piclures, Jane Lueddemann: alhlelics, Merle Slocriflj humor, Barney lllcin. Mrs. Mabel Soulhworlh is lacully adviser. Room Represenfalives The Room Represenlalives are lhe booslors and live wires ol The school. They sell 'riakels lo The alhlelic games, and manage mosl ol Tho 5c:hool'g sales Campaigns. Al lhe beginning of lhe lerm, each ol lhe lhirly- lour regislralion rooms elecls a boy and a girl represenlalive, who lceep lhe sluclenle informed of currenl school evenls. The combinerl squad of represenlalives is managed by Mr. Foullc and Mr. Magaurn. VWNJT! 5l'l'7TGfNTAilr'fQi1rn' lu-wil: rzw! lnlr in riqhr, A.As'1f-r,J.fSalfard. W.Wf'slCol' B 5 f'i'r ll l-lawn-rlh. P,Cl,1rn-,V 9 Prrrflrirlrql K llwli I Bw v- 'ws J Pin'-sl lille rf W .l lJlf 1iivrny D Mruwc-ll, E, Verdurrncn, D. Sfagy. C Pawn li K Cmlw H Fmhgrrn- B lwlnnx U Clark F' 'i 1--w T' fi' 1 l,ur'n ran. M Flin! J. lffl, C Srnifh, H Wolfe. H. Sfenqcr, J. Hervin B l'lur: 1n P Ovrrvoid, l, Haqrrty, TD Mi nr, .J BMW V-i'1 mn B Swxrl: C MCUon1lf'l,J.Civ.1rnberS, L. Rosenfhaly B, Sfcphcnsonv M. Davi'iSon, J. Plvbiih, P Kr-ilus, F Noyf-S, M. Trnrvubffrq sr- w 1 rr TI K 'un F Brphl D Bri hr L. Rossmanx J. Duncan T. Reed N. Clow J. Chryslall. R Morton Cf Prou! L Wr-rinkinfy front W 7' 'T i Tl - - - . ' V. rw D Un V- fn C Graham. L. Bwiwaih, S. Gill, Mr, Foullc, F.Tour1clloHe,S.Wcissenborri, M, Spliicl, S Wcxlcrl J, Cum-r. ,Q an .0 V? DQ as o 4 air O6 '7- -O6 TR.l-Yslare: back row, left to right, E. Kohara, M. Wolf, V. Benson, F. Teshima, R. Herskowivz, I. Chin, I. Yamada, second row, O. Roach, R. Shimopma, M. Winfler, M. Ambler, B, Tanzer, L. Slurm, T, Nelson, J. Lovelace, fronl row, J. Scovell, E. Bigler, J. Murphy, B. Robinson, Mrs. Crilchlow, J. Sutherland, E. Zurbuchen, B. Jones, H. Wyvel. Tri-Y The Tri-Y, or Girl Reserves, is a branch ol lhe Y.W.C.A. in Lincoln. The club has a well-balanced program 'ro include inleresls of lhe menlal, physical and spirilual sides of a girl's life. Each 'rerm lhe club does some service proiecl' lor lhe school as well as ioining wilh Tri-Y clubs of lhe olher high schools of Porlland in a cily-wide service projecl. Club officers for lhe spring lerm are: Presidenl, Barbara Robinson: vice-presidenl, Virginia Eagle: secrelary, Jean Sulherlandg lreasurer, Elsie Zurbuch- ang edilor, Joy Murphy. Mrs. Crilchlow is lacully adviser. Sans Nom Sans Nom, lhe Erench club, was organized for lhe purpose of helping and improving lhe spealcing abilily of French sludenls. Lasl 'rerm The club ediled and published a news- paper ol lheir own. A+ 'rhe Cardinal Carnival, lhe club had a boolh, represenling a slreel cafe, where relreshmenls were served. Olilicers for 'rhe spring 'lerm are: Presidenl, Helen Day: vice-presidenl, Belly Hudman: secrefary, Mar- garer Holsfong lreasurer, Helen McCulloch: and sergeanl'-al-arms, Eorresl James. Members of SANS NOM are: back row, left fo right, M. Yamaguchi, B. Hudrnan, J. Forrest, P. Collins, J. Fugo, L. Grs-cnslcin, F, Cutler, S. Halwyn, E. Koharag second row, Z. Direclor, M. Holslon, H. Des Georges, D. Deyclle, B Jones, J. Goldsmith, D, Gelrnan, J. Chan, K,Hashu1umc-g fronl row, B. Shadoan, H. McCulloch, S. Gill, H. Day, Mr. Albin, J. Ellsberq, E. Walrous, F. Goss, E. Chernichowsky. ATHLETICS: WE SEEK TO DEVELOP OUR BODIES AS WELL AS OUR MINDS. OUR ATHLETICS FULFILL THIS AIM, AND TEACH US THE MEANING OF GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP AND FAIR PLAY. . K I 4 1 ' , ' . 1 lla A ' ' 16 . . 1 l ' 'sa A ' m , , ' ' - n O' . 1 . . 'uf . . A' H1 Coaches ANTON UNDSTRQM Traci: Coach DAVE wane-HT Baskeibell Coach WADE WILLIAMS Fooiball Coach . Z -1 1 . if: 1 - I O I -.Qui 1 o v 15.0 .- '.', ,,'! . .'a,wl-1' .', 5 g - I , 'ln' 6 - f , . . . , .g.- . A Q Q . .' . I ' ' V. .l .'. . . .f -- ', . 5 5 , . , - - , .lp 1 'A' fi - a -lv' 54- . . I C ' ' . . . - 5 A , Q l 1 I I' 'I ' ' ' ' ' . v , . ' '.'.'.' -' 44- ' .'a v C, 'U ',' HQ'-'- ' 1. 1- C ,isbn 4' l .' '. .- .',L.,x,'.'A'Q'w.l .lo Q'. . , . . . .a . . .,. . . . ..v A , ., .,9Q, , .. 0,-' '.H . '., . . 3. . . A - , - 4 1 v o A . U ' '1'- s -'- s n4s'Jo'o s'p' , , ' , , I . I- l,'- X . a . 1. n ,' 'Y 1 C, . nb- -1 Q ....,1',.1 .,.. ,V .-,,.f 1..,.:g.y-4Jw,.,H:wyA v 1' -y I 'efjgrfl Q' 5 ,IW M- nv -'.u.,il - ,1 ., 'n ' a -' ap V' - - .,v. ,KA in is fu ' I x , Q , . . .- a 1 v I . . . - f 1 1 a 'I I ' n' ' ' 11.5 ' if V ,DW .emo l'y .t'if,'4f 3' 3 9 5 1' X N 5 . 1' 1 1 4la Q' trnohi , in . 1 Qi 5 ,fait-Agni. 'Q. mi .ll 'Rl' . bv Ki.. 1. 5. is v fha lf 'ws-f All IILL MASTERS Foolball '36, Baseball '36-'37, Basketball '36-'37 BILL NEILL Baxkefball '36-'37 VIRGIL GROSS Baseball '35, '37 BOB ANGELL Foofball '36, Track '36 BILL SENDERS Foofball '35-'36 V . ?'f'-. . xy ca fn 2 .. 596 ' T 6 3 is ' T. P L- E - H - B gl, 'Q' RWE, 4 X Q f T lm ' ' Q - Q Q -f f L an .1 -Q , X , At. Y I .4 Q --.. - . gf' up- ' 1 E E , . 5 'Q-. P l s , ,- l ' -us. -' . N51 1 .5 M Lu . 3 'ff gs 1.1 n Q M. A 1 Ll P I h fe ' I L X I I. ,R r , v 'vm f- ,gbqglh la- 443 5' f 7: Q ?, . H fag? 2 - l X, A A .Q x ! Gradualing Leflermen lol TAKAMI Baskefball '354'36 BARBARA HOLBROOK JEANNE ELLSBERG MARTHA BRITTAIN MARY ANN LONG ROSE SHLEIFER Golf '36-'31 Tlhhli '36 TQM1iS'35, Golf '36-'37 Tihllli '36 Tlnni! '34, '35, '36 EDWARD MIERS Foofball '36 JACK STENDAL Track '36 GEORGE WALKER Baseball '36 MERLE SH ERIFF Foofball '36 ARTHUR MALON EY Foolball '35-'36 KENNETH DRAKE Manager Baskafball '37 WILLIAM HOOVER Foolball '36 BARNEY ITKIN Yell Leader '36 RONALD WECKERT Foofball '35 GEORGE GREEN Foolball '36 Baskefball '36 RALPH SMITH Baseball '36-'37 BOB KEEN Yell Leader '36 DICK KRAEMER Tennis '35 GORDON RUSSELL Foolball '36 REINO HOCKERT Foolball '36 -W as PM-B V-- I 'F , ., lqpa, ,,Q5Tsj,m'.,M 'V ,-,an i H .,, .0 1 F-' A -5 Loo. JL- P!! . Q if A l . ','.'f iw The rr-emberg of lhe FOOTBALL TEAM are as follows: Back row, left lo righf, Jack Hendrickson, George Watson John Nelson Bob Milchcll, Bob Clarna, Reine Hocherf, Harry Johansen, Pat DeBiose, Howard Wolfe. Center row, Bill Hoover Jim Beasley, Ken Dillinger Bob Briggs Tom Leary, Bob Angell, Sfuarf Taylor, Norman Johnson, Don Durnonf, Coach Williams. Fronv row, Ed Miers, Bill Masfcrs, Eddie Dc Frictas, Ari Maloney, George Green, Al Hausen, Gordon Russell, Merle Sheriff. Football A gi! xv Johns . ef ons P led acc urn'-Y The l936 foofball season saw Lincoln wifh an inexperienced foofball Team which, alfhough lighf, compiled an exfraordinary record for de- fense. Their feam wenf fhrough fhe season wifhouf a win, yef managed fo be beafen by nof more lhan 7 poinfs in any one game. As a maffer of record fhe scores were as follows: Commerce 6-O, Franklin 7-7, Benson I3-7. Washingfon I3-I3, Granf O-O, Jefferson I3-6, and Roosevelf 6-O. Alfhough nof a winner, fhe Cardinals were chosen fo play in fhe Armisfice game wifh Jef- ferson, and fhis game feafures fhe fwo besf feams in fhe cify. Norman Johnson and his adepf foe aided greally in demonsfrafing fhaf fhe Railspliffers were no sef-up for any feam and no opponenf ever played a second sfring feam againsf fhem. Eddie Defreifas, capfain and quarferbaclc, proved fo be so proficienf in punfing. passing, running and being an all-around valuable player fhaf he was awarded fhe Zell Trophy. This frophy is awarded annually fo fhe player who has made himself fhe mosf valuable member of his feam. Some of fhe I937 feam's veferans include Eddie Dumonf, l-larry Johansen and David Ha- worfh. Arf Maloney, who played in fhe all-sfar game: Bill Masfers, halfbaclc, and Bill Senders, regular guard, will malce fhemselves conspicuous by fheir absence nexf fall. ii Rdfnh Han ry Johansen' guard The Lincoln K squad. under The able direc- lion of Coach Dave Wrighr, had a very successful season, winning five of rheir eighr games, and showing plenty of possibililies in doing so. Afler losing lheir firsl' game fo Roosevelt ihey improved rapidly, and won fheir nexr four. Slumping a li++le, rhey losf once more ro Roose- vel+ and also +o fhe Granfonians. However, 'lhe squad finished sfrong wifh a I4-6 win againsl' Commerce. fhe final game of lhe season. The Team had a fine defensive record, wi+h no ieam defeafing Them by more +han six poinfs. Prime faciors in +he defensive showing were lhe iaclcles, Arlhur Genfemen and Bill Slalnalcer, who were noi subslifufed in any games. Offensively The +eam also showed i'rs class, scoring an average of a frac+ion over eighf poinfs a game. Those who helped roll up +hese poin+s were Quarferbaclc Aaron Buchwach, who was also capfain, wifh 27 poinfs, and Franklin Roberfs wifh I3 poin+s. Lincoln's fufure defenders of The gridiron showed plenfy of fi hi' and class all during +he season. and many o? fhese players will slep info now vacanl varsify posifions. Srnifhl man '9er ivy i .Ii Zell. E Noah?-wi .. I nge, Del: feifn AryM aloney' eyywar ,W . , ,V I wg . i h 's 1 i , Y V Q sms. , '1 9 .1 L .E gg P 1 .pu 'awe-. fs., Q 1' -A n 'sr-a - ws - Vs, , . ii v ..,,s W k.l,M h'- 9, 1. . .., ,Mi tx' Ns..-H EDDjE D. cepfl in Q kr, ' ' ' Tux, a kfnii' . vu. A 'A 1-Ffffiiw. and Querfnbed Din QP Ol -C1 .- Chl 1 W ,f Y O Mc-'nbcrs of Vhe VARSITY BASKETBALL squad are: Back row, Ielv to right, K. Drake, B, Masfers, B. Urquhart, B. Neill, C. Rowell, B. McMahon, H. Olsheng from row, Mr. Wrighl, J. Lebenzon, V. Reynolds, J. Bubalo, L. Siffon, A. Hansen, L. Buchwach. , i Basketball if I ns, ls X x Rx AL HANSEN , . VERNE REYNOLDS Wilh a refurning lefferman for every posifion, fhe Cardinal baskelball fearn experienced a lop-flighf season. The Red Raiders ended up in second place in fhe lnferscholasfic league and walked off wilh runner-up honors in fhe Sfafe fournamenf. Picked as fhe fop lifle confender in The cify, fhe Railspliffers sfarfed off fhe season by dropping fheir firsf encounfer fo a slow buf sure feam from Jeffer- son. The feam fhen came back fo fake a couple from Roosevelf and Benson. ln fhe Benson game lhe Cardinals' Hfloafing zone defense prevenfed The Techmen from making a single field goal. The fe-am really hir ifs winning sfride when if won seven sfraighf games. The seven feams fhaf mef defeal' af fhe hands of fhe Railspliffers successively were Franklin, Commerce, Jefferson, Roosevelf, Ben- son, Washingfon, and Grant The Wrighf-coached men fhen wenf info a fail- spin and losf fwo imporlanf confesfs lo Franklin and Y . x .4 ., 1 HENRY OLSH EN in Jr- . BY 1. T '-45 JUNIOR BASKETBALL SOUAD includResgBack Enwcleff To rgghh V. Armifaqe, R. Johnson, W. Weafherly, B. McMaster, V. Baker, H. Throop, M 'Th h 'I D Bonaduceg Tronf rowk Mr. Magaurn, . mi I . ra am, . Mi ne, Commerce. buT Then wenT ahead To Trounce Wash- ingTon in The Tinal game of The season. WiTh The winning oT second place wenT The righT To enTer The sTaTe TournarnenT. The Red Raiders enTered The TournamenT as iusT one oT The sixTeen conTending Teams, buT ended up as The second besT Team in The sTaTe. They meT and overcame NorTh Bend, Salem, and Mac-l'-li. In The Tinal game Tor The sTaTe championship They encounTered The Bell- TounTain gianT-lcillers. The looys played wonderTul ball ThroughouT The West, J. Lemma, l. Rofenberq. Basketball TournamenT buT had To be conTenTed wiTh second 14- 7 X place mainly because The BellTounTain squad was ' A Tops on The Tree Throw line. A 5, Making boTh ciTy all-sTar and sTaTe all-sTar selec- l M, Tions, CapTain Lee SiTTon led a greaT Team Through i L , a greaT season. , 4 Graduahnq leTTermen are Lee SiTTon, Verne Rey- l, nols, Bill Neil, Bill MasTers and Henry Olshen. ' I ' Q .nf I , av X E' T T I I I s .X A X A -A '. ' Joe LEssNzoN V S li . E I JOHNNY ausALo T7 CHARLES ROWELL L ,, ,, of W.- .W,i i 1' :L Us m,,,,,,,,W A .. Y Y . -,A L-, r ,g-wi M.: .,j c 1f i. 'nf Y' A H 5 W fi -- Y Qs.. - gf. i'1Q3 -'fi W pc. ' ,rn ' 'f 1 arf - 1' on --.....-- F.-.--. -L-- 5 .. . --- i 3 --1 . -- L J.- 'L 1--' H ,-R ' gs ll hql R A I . air, if',,' ' A' 'ii 1- ' i H ,,,f.ir,y .nwwn 1 '-I-. . X ' wah .nv-K 'llllh' L A r-.- H i-- VA J',nf . - I 'kr ,Stl ffx.- is i ,,aw -np. -, y.?.AgM, V4 - X M, . ' T' i. 'V l R 0 , , 3 e' , , . ...L '.a.lv I ww.: lain., ,L 'X ' ' W: l - 1 l X- Jrniulfl l .. U Q -' 4 . , 91 1 1 g Q 44 ' I .v O li'-ri qv .. , ? ' Y . A 'V' ,gm S 1, 1 Q nl :si .145 5 ..., if -v 1 ge ' 'Vw , 9 Members of lhe TRACK SQUAD, I937, from Ief? fo right l o l,lN1wll.1 I , 'rngnh ' Y '+A are: back row G Watson G Mason P Carver B Wilson, H. Susbauer iz. xmedy, D. oumanv, J. Maadleion, B. Mable, a. simpson, L. cmjiufgs- fhsfdkow e Riideinour R' rig saw, N. synn, e Hammer, A. Qenfemann, R. Alvord, R. Nicholls, K. Leavensg second row, EJ Lee, J. De Meerleer, Ei Rosenfeld, J. B. Keen, A. Lindslrom, Coach, J.-Dahlquisl, N. Griffilh, H. Eimslad, R. McDerrnoHg firsf row, R. Oqilbee, F. Rude, L. Oades, A. Popick, G. Haskell, G. Wrighf, E. Eagles, S. Weissenborn, W. McClure. Track Cr 'E . Y A lOl KEEN Q Q . JIM DE MEERLEER Dierkheimer H. Newman Wilh lhe largesl' 'rurnoul in many ears greefing Coach Lindslrom, lhe lraclc oulloolc lyor fhe coming season is lhe brighlesl if has been for quile some lime. The 'rraclc laddies have 'rransferred fheir slamp- ing grounds 'ro Kamm field in view of lhe lacl fhal a new cinder 'rraclc is 'ro be conslrucled adiacenf 'ro lhe field lhis spring. Velerans from lasl year's leam who will carry fhe Red and While colors in cinder meels include Cap- 'rain Bolo Keen and Jim DeMeerleer in lhe sprinls, Don Dumonl, hurdlers, and George Walson, Norberl Lynn, Kenny Leavens and Norman Grilfilh in the dislances. Junior 'rraclcmen who show promise are Eagle, Nicholls and l-larnmer. The leam had seven rneels scheduled, oulslanding of which are lhe Hill Relays, The Vancouver Relays, rhe Cily Relays and lhe Cily meel. I DON DUMONT l Q NORM JOHNSON The Lincoln High I937 baseball feam has a good chance of capiuring fhe same honors il' did las+ year, namely, fhe baseball championship. Las+ year Lincoln eslablished a record by winning II sfraighl' games. This was made possible by fhe pilching of All-S+ar Lee SiHon and fhe experl playing of all The members of The leam. Lee Silfon is back 'ro hurl Lincoln To vic+ory as are mosl' of The firsl' leam. Noficeable b +heir ab- sence +his year are George Walker, who used 'lo lay rhem over fhe fielders' heads, and Quenfon Earl. Lee will be backed by a good pilching siaff, consisfing of Bill Masfers, Chuck Crosby. Slew Fredericks, and Bob Briggs. The same snappy infield as las+ year will be back, consis+ing of John Bubalo, cafcherz Sam Bouiss, firsf base: John Pesky, second: Vern Reynolds, shorfsfop: and Norm Johnson. fhird. LEE smoN 5 l GEORGE WALKER X1 l -L Q JOHN PESKY Basebau Members of the I937 BASEBALL SQUAD from left to righi are: back row, E. Walkins, J. Ellis, W. Hoyi, J. Hendrickson, manager, BB' BA JEra9WWW'II' h d EDF'fMShrnSFdkWGh1D . riggs, . mmon, . r u, . . i rams, coac gsecon row, . ne ren as, .b c wa I , . re nc s, . er ar, . Hoyt, manager, M. Wray, K. Stone, F. Roberfsg firsf row, N. Johnson, J, Dillinger, S. Bouls, R. Smith, V. Gross, C. Crosby, J. Pesky. .....- .ijfgk f-Q9-sv TO Q yn above fifubef l . Mani Wy dO'inQ 5 Eiillinood Veil vi TE con Ski Team Because OT The hard work of Tom Terry, a Lin- coln sTudenT and local skier, Lincoln l-ligh School had a ski Team. IT is The TirsT oTTicial one in The school's hisTory alThough Lincoln sTudenTs have compeTed in ski TournamenTs beTore. The Team enTered Two high school TournamenTs, one To se- lecT a group oT high school sTudenTs represenTing PorTland and viciniTy To ski aT an inviTaTional Tour- namenT aT Bend: The oTher a TournamenT which was sponsored Tor high schools in Oregon by an associaTion organized To promoTe winTer sporTs. Three Lincoln sTudenTs headed by Tom Terry, who broughT home some oT The silverware, were members oT The Team which wenT To Bend. AT MounT l-lood, alThough noT a winner, The Team gained much pracTical knowledge of ski compeTi- Tion. For a sTarTer The Lincoln ski Team can be called a moral success. SKI TEAM includes: Back row, lefl To riglw, B, Wheeler, S. Taylor, B, McMurrayg fron? row, J. Lueddcmann, G. Russell, Mr. Maqaurn, T. lc-frv A, Hansen. 33 DK X 86 il, Members of the TENNIS SOUAD, I937, irorn left to right are: back row, H. Wolfe, D. Lubliner, E. Schneider, A. Ellsberg, F. Dunphy, J. Veetch, B. Senders, J. Thieleng second row, H. Philan, K. Chin, D. Odell, A. Hendrickson, D. Munqer, B, Snow, first row, D. Lee Hong, S. Newsom, Z. Vincent, V. Millet, H, K. King, coach, J. Ellsberq, R. Goldstein, S. Myers, P, Turner. Tennis This year there will be a hotly contested battle between the members ot the tennis squad for a place in the first team, which consists of tour boys and four girls. Left from last year's team are Alan Ellsburg, Harold Philan, and Jean Ells- burg. Many of the other members of the squad are pretty even, but those having the best chance of winning a berth are Virginia Millet, who won the fall tournament, Richard Lubliner. Bill Snider. and Kay Chin. Last year's team came out near the top, and this year's team has a good chance of doing the same. Golf Golf, usually a very small sport, seems to be growing in popularity at Lincoln, for a very large squad reported this year. Especially noticeable is the large number of lower classmen, who will probably carry high honors for Lincoln in their senior year, For the last month and a half the squad has been practicing in groups ot tour, and a record kept ot their scores to find the four best for the first team. Left from last year are Charles Green, Claire Thatcher and Don Plympton. There are also many new members who are good pros- pects. Members of the GOLF SQUAD, IV37, from left to right are: back row, B. Thatcher, C. Green, A. Barton, L. Alden, B, Duden, B, McMann, K. Sieqfreid, J. De Murler, C. Powell, second row, H. Jackson, M. Murdock, L. Snow, D. Plympton, M. Weinstein, E, Hauser, B. Warren, R. Johnson, G, Viaene, B. Caplan, first row, B. Kahn, J. Lattourette, H. Peck, T, Carson, M. Brillain, Miss Northrup, coach, M. Friedland, B, Holbrook, 8. Friedenrick, C. McCarr, D Friedvnriclc. C! VU' E' 1 V ' ' ' ,Ai g .,.- A V I ir Z-' , 5 ,. .,1 ' '. . B ul! J 0-- iz, Q xv: .. ts M 0: 'Q IF 'L' '1 l 'f 4' J O Z4-fr .M Enfhusiasm and greafer cooperafion befween sfudenfs and feachers have marked 'rhe planning and publicafion of fhe I937 Cardinal Yearbook, firsf producfion of fhe combined January and June classes. A more arfisfic ensemble and a greafer informalify in picfuring fhe sfudenf year af Lincoln High School, as well as a presenfafion of Oregon's scenic wonders familiar fo fhe sfu- denfs has been fhe purpose of lhis annual. Affer monfhs of successful cooperafion 'rhe sfaff wish fo exfend fheir fhanks for individual help on fhe book: To George G. Roof of Bushong and Co. for designing 'rhe book and organizing fhe maferial: fo George Andrew Corley for informal snapshofs and opening secfion phofographs, and fo Arfhur Markewifz, also of Bushong and Co., for lifhog- raphyg fo Arfhur L. Ransford for organizafion and group picfures and end sheel' phofographsy fo Gladys Gilberl' of Gladys Gilberf Sfudio for indi- vidual porfraifs: and 'ro members of fhe faculfy, in parficular fo fhe English and Arf deparfmenfsp fo Mr. Wills, who, as always, compefenfly man- aged fhe business affairs. Among sfudenfs who have confribufed we give special acknowledgmenf fo Kay Chin, who creafed fhe inserf and cover drawings. We Thank him personally for 'rhe finesf ar+ work of any recenf Lincoln annual. Ufwlfww Q 7X 1 K gi ' an 1 fl H 1 i Ahh, I 1' xi ' f O N X ' Oo .- ' ' x ,,,',,..ff' fi Ii . ' I V V I L P 1, f , 5 xywQJj ,, V 1 f x Jf'5 E TTT ..-' f, x . 1 W Aviv mmag ' 1 vi uv H LQ 1f'1 M2

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