Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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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

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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

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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