Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1939 volume:

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York, Vice-Princiluzl Mr. H. A. York, former Roosevelt foot- ball coach, who came to Lincoln last fall to assume the position of vice-principal, has already made many friends here. Mabel Downs, Dean of Girls Miss Mabel Downs, who has been a teacher and Dean of Girls for many years at Lincoln, fills her position with intelli- gence and understanding. DAVID WRIGHT Commercial Tepartmenb The essentials of business training, namely, typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping, are taught by instructors who have had much practical experience in these lines of work. Student assistants come from this depart- ment to help in the oflice and classrooms. 6 Matll Dc-Um' Jllath emczticf 'Departmenb A four-year course consisting of elementary algebra, plane geom- etry, intermediate algebra, solid geometry, ttignometry, and ad- vanced algebra is offered by the mathematics department. This term, a college course in analysis was presented to the most ad- vanced students. ARVA WANN DELGRIS FAXVN5 LOTTIE I-IYDI: ff., PS ,. ' riff Y... 3 6 ,jf in .Y Q' MACD MA TTI RLY mam-:cis NIAGAURN am BURKHALTER RUTH WINCHELL Hwmnmmm X B I 3 C LARZLNCF IILAN X-WXIHIFSILN CALVIN FOULK ANTCTN LINDSTRONI GHRTRUYDI' URPEN 9713? Sciences General Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Senior Science, for those who do not elect a laboratory science, are con- tained in this group. During the year, many interesting laboratory experiments are per- formed by the students under the supervision of the instructor. ymmzsium., A more concentrated program of physical education has been introduced this year in which everv student is given the oppor- tunitv to participate in group activities. The fundarnent 11s of good coordination are stressed in every undertaking. Yi ia 1 S-K ' Q V v V Ji in 3 EZ T Elfii. HQ? li I N Heal -is E-.nglmx - f -Q., la wgggatmggss Q s agp... xx li if 3 7. . W aairazws 1 '. M S ,,, 5 . df. Eizklklii HEEEJER S' MILLEREIB 5'l'Pll7Q MET? EZ.If.ATN1i,3R TIFTFJN IIA!-EERY Z.. KSA TvI!xKlUN VJEQBB 5-5L YE'i ARIiY,'fQEil,li IUGLEINS MAURINE Eilkllfiilhli H YN Cr ZXAAHPZE., English Tepartmenb ln addition to the regular courses in English grammar, composition, and literature, this de- partment offers journalism, public speaking, dramatics, and a correlated history and English course. At least seven terms of work in this department are required for graduation. as -me ii... -5.3. 'R N -- i ., in . . gl iiZ'5ll3E2'33 -- . ' . 5 s . -M'XkswW ' ESTHER 3:fl.Z,li.YIl' ALEYSV. mv-.1 t.t' 97522 ,Ubmry An excellent collection offiction, biographical Works, and refer- ence material offers the student exceptional facilities for research work and enjoyable reading. Many students avail themselves of the quiet library for work re- quiring deep concentration. HA! VORQEN yn? Nw. 1- X1 AXLCK n e MARGARET x N EBVTGN ' ,W ' , lgiifz A 4 J , ggz gw I x + 4 . . HUG!-i STOUT i History 'Dqbartmenb Classes in Pacific Rim, current events and commercial law are available as well as ancient and modern history, World history, sociology, and economics. The variety and excellence of these courses is an incentive for the student to further this interest. uilrt Tepartmenb A Facilities for the training and fostering of all artistic talents are afforded by this department. Metal arts, cartooning, dress design, and art appreciation have been added to broaden the field of student interest in cultural pursuits. PHAINKIJN C:,ARA swfrem ALBIEN MARY rmw:sv,,m sartnrm. mmuaa -gtuza intmsrzss S7152 Languages The culture of modern foreign languages, as well as that of ancient Latin, is brought to the student by the courses in German, French, and Spanish. Work in grammar and sentence construction first prepares the student for ,Jnore.advar1ced translation. W if a 7 f a l f e e e f e Yi.L!LANOR TXPTUN CARL DENTON eMusic 'Departmenb The band and orchestra offer an excellent opportunity for the student of instrumental music, while the Boys' and Girls' Glee and mixed chorus provide an outlet for those students who prefer to develop and train their voices. I-IARCDLD YORK MABRL DOWNS FLOYD ALBIN JOHN 9132 Counsellors MABEL new I.UCIl,LE A system of counsellors for the boys and girls of various terms was instituted this year. The counsellors have an opportunity for close, friendly relations with the individual students. The school nurse is also present one day every week. Office and iiuilding Staff The multitude of details occurring in a school of this size are efficiently dispatched by our capable oflice and building staff. The office employees, the hall-matron, the cafeteria manager, and the five custodians all con- tribute to the school's Welfare. x- ,:,g,::54s v 3 Skit ANNA WAGNGN Hall Maxxum Students The integral function of scientific edu- cation is to give the student truth and hope - to enable him to live his life rationally and courageously. ln this logical manner the realization of his high ideals of freedom and progress will be accomplished. V1 Has 1 KV' ' .,wm: 's: . ' Q -m::g::'W2.x.az: N 5 4- f 5 -1. ',:i,:y':::52Q4?75j',j4, z ' p I joy' QW ' 4'-4' 1 . H 0 ,vi ...454 .f :za -s ' A at -vf , - ,H V 5 'gy fu 1 1 l f jug L, 5Lx:.4f'f V Q L 4 5- 'ig +I QI? k' A . Trai - U .x-QQE, . , 42 ,Q V Q it yr 4. Y e' J -,ek -- 0 ' . ' W ' f siswwt ff' x s i Y ' ' in 5 lv' an ,,.,,.fZ ' I i 1 M Y H lm, , 7 y .W , . 1 4 I, - V 7.'F .'2Vf' -Vp 9 V .'5v, r s. ,V . :. '.-V..1,3:mi 5,,V1V VV-rn. V.V,:g'.w N GEM. .V MVV. 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V- ,jaw V '. 4 :V ' 1 X 'z-rf-H-1 , fe- '1- .12:.5...1-V Wu 4 - . 1 - va-,M .4.v0 1? , A- bf .Y rfiievsf V. -. f , F vi fggjz Vg: V - Q y , 7 wX , ,5 . . 4 I Vu-,'Sj5r..x.1, Qgggcxd--3 V V. - fl. ,fwgfl ,f V Jwxpcgg,-.gpw-BF , ,,NqwJ:,L1U- -,V.V...L.!1Q:: 1 - 1- .X ,ma 1 v.. w--V-1---,Q , V ww. -. 1.-..,,.,...V.,'!, 'f --Vim V- L, W 'f -V 7 X ' MW f'-Six VA .V nf-,N .N . L ,slid fl '4v V--4.1 ,Q ,A V Q I ' JOHN EUBALO BARBARA WEAVER President Smrreiziu yr saw. V509 TISDALE Clmexszwz' 1- 'rw Hamid A an SLM' I: 'K in W in ,r X ,Wi 5 , I V13 T ,J --32:34, i - .sf M .,... - gifwi GENE BUTZ BILL WTZSTCOTT JINI ELLIS BRATRIQE KRUDER Trtasuwr Assistant Treasurer Chairman Ailnie-we Board Ve-iv: Pm-si:lr:'i1 Student '73ody, january 1939 The cabinet of the Fall term, in addition to well-accomplished routi work, instigated many new projects. A new high in student body card sales was reached with the sale Izoo cards. A rally committee for increasing pep at sports events was formedg ai along with the formation of this committee, a victory bell was purchase Several new steel cabinets were authorized and distributed to adviso for the filing of student body papers, financial reports, and corresponden A Junior Red Cross group was organized at Lincoln during this te and this unit has become a feature of great importance in the school. in 'qw Wm ' 11 if-M ! . if -v-. , .,.,q , Q r VIRGINIA Mitten Boa CAM:-:RON sl-rxxrev Hotcomn JEAN BAXTER BILL PURNISH FRANCIS MAGAURN Vice-President Sergeant atvAnn'5 Treasurer Secretary President Adv-wr 9755 january Class of 1939 The January class, composed of no students, was noted for its various activities. It was the second class in the school's history to hold its prom outside of Lincoln. The senior dance took place at the Neighbors of Wood- craft Hall. Unwilling to follow the example of the previous graduating class, the January students dispensed with the wearing of caps and gowns. The mid-winter grads put on one of the best Class Day programs Lincoln -has ever seen. Expert vocalists were featured, Another very interesting entertainment feature was the inauguration of regular Wednesday and Friday noon dances, a step which was unparalleled in popularity. With the departure of the group, Lincoln lost the following eleven 'lettermenz Byron, Baker, Tom Carson, Alan Davidson, Albert Jensen, James Moody, James Rawson, John Roberts, Ed Schoepper, Malcolm Stubblebine, Tom Terry, Phyllis Turner, and Robert Urquhardt. MABEL SOUTHWORTH Ad visor , vltv V I .-, .,,.. 1 .' ' OLIN WXLLS Adviser sf E 6 BLANA, LUCY College Prep. Undecided BRADLEY, WHEELER General Band Orchestra Undecided CLARK, CAROL College Prep. BAKER, SHIRLEY General Glee Club Business College CHINN, DOROTHY College Prep. Chinese Girl Res. Undecided DAVIS, FORREST College Prep. Tri-Y Undecided Mirrors Committee Undecided DAVIS, JANE ARLENE EBY, BETTY JEAN College Prep. General Class Play Undecided Undecided 20 BAKER, BYRON B., JR. ANDOW, IDA MINEKO College Prep. General Mgr. Book Exchange Glee Club Fire Squad Girls' Athletic Assn. Univ. of Washington Business College CAMERON, ROBERT G. CARENEN, JEANNE College Prep. College Prep. Sgt.-at-arms, Sth term Tri-Y Class Day Comm. Usher Committee Univ. of Washington St. Helen's Hall CoNKLIN, ETHEL DAVIDSON, ALAN MARK General College Prep. Sec. Pi Lambda Kappa Dance Comm. Senior Prom Comm. Pomona U. C. L. A. DINSMORE, ALICE College Prep. Philo Undecided Copian Pomona DUNCAN, JEAN College Prep. BAXTER, JEAN College Prep. Sales Force Camera Club Undecided CARSON, Tom SAWYER College Prep. Yell Leader '37 Yearbook Pictures Univ. of Oregon DucLos, SYLVIA General Undecided EAGLES, JUNE ANN General Class Play Comm. Work vmumfy Semmfs ENGEL, ROBERT General Gym Leader Undecided Fos'rER, RICHARD S. College Prep. Room Rep., twice Oregon State HOLCOMB, SHIRLEY College Prep. Mixed Chorus Treas. Senior Class Oregon State IKEDA, SI-IIZUKA College Prep. Pi Epsilon Treas. U. C. L. A. N., NN EKWALL, JOYCE GELLER, FERNE College Prep. College Prep. St. Helen's Hall Pi Lambda Kappa Sales Committee Undecided GooN, EVA GRIMSON, NADINE JUNE College Prep. General Class Play Make-up Pi Epsilon Undecided Girls' Glee Club Undecided HETRICK, RUTH College Prep. HEXTER, LAURA MAY College Prep. JF' FINDLBY, MARY ELLEN Esrx, MARY JEAN College Prep, G. A. A. President Tri-Y Aurora College GoI.DsMITrI, JEAN College Prep. Room Re . Undecideg HASHIZUMA, ARLENE College Prep. College Prep. Class Play Comm. Carnival Comm. San Mateo College FAITI-I, CoRALEE College Prep. 4 Reed FURNISH, WILLIAM W. College Prep. Class Day Comm. Cardinal Staff Tri-Y Pres. Senior Class Undecided Masquers Pi Epsilon Sec. of Hi-Y Mills Undecided Stanford JOHNSON, L. RODNEY JENSEN, ALBERT P. JACOBS, REVERA JAMES, FORREST T. College Prep. General College Prep. College Prep. Skiing Football Letterman Commencement Comm. Jan. Ed. of Yearbook Commencement Comm. College Univ. of Washington French Club Undecided Undecided cmumfy Seniors 21 KEN3'ON, BERT DARL General Undecided LEVY, DAVID College Prep. Reed MARCUS, DOROTHY College Prep. Business College MILLER, VIRGINIA College Prep. Class Play Vice-Pres. of Class Reed 22 KNIGHT, SEVAH JANE College Prep. Cardinal Staff Dance Committee Univ. of California LAM, NYMPHIA College Prep. Costume Comm. Chinese Girl Res. Stanford ONIsI-II, MASAKO College Prep. Pi Epsilon Undecided MAzzocco, VICTOR General Gym Leader Glee Club Portland U. Q KOMATSU, DIARY H. College Prep. Pi Epsilon International Undecided LOVETT, BETTE College Prep. Undecided LEE, PAUL F. College Prep. Glee Club Reed NUYAMA, RosE College Prep. Undecided KRODER, BEATRICE H. College Prep. Rose Festival Princess Vice-Prexy Oregon State LEE, NELLIE General Chinese Girl Res. Undecided MIZOTE, YUKIKO College Prep. Japanese Girl Res. Tri-Y Undecided NUYAMA, MARIE College Prep. Undecided LEMMA, JOHN College Prep. Fire Squad Gym Leader Undecided MURAKAMI, YAMAKO College Prep. Chemistry Club Undecided MILNE, WILLI.AM S. College Prep. Fire Squad Class Picture Comm Undecided MURPHY, HARRIETTE General Glee Club Business College meumfy Semmfs PALMER, DORWIN L. College Prep. Hunt Club Room Rep. College ROBERTS, Joi-IN F. College Prep. Football ' 7, '38 Fire Squadg Oregon State SCHOEPPER, EDWARD College Prep. Track Letterman Fire Squad Oregon State SIEGFRIED, KENDALL General Camera Club Class Play College 'R PECK, HARRISON College Prep. Football Manager Room Rep. Oregon State ROGERS, SARA F. College Prep. Tri-Y Class Play Business College SEARS, ToM ELTON College Prep. Class Play Boys' Quartette Undecided RADOVICH, GOLDA M, General Tri-Y Undecided RAWSON, JAMES F. College Prep. Football Univ. of Oregon SCHMIDT, DOROTHY College Prep. Prompter for Play Make-up Comm. San Mateo College SPRING, MADELYN MAE Smu, PETER D. C. College Prep. Tri-Y Carnival Comm. Oregon State meumfy Seniors College Prep. Carnival '37, '38 Ticket Committee Undecided SAUR, ELv1N College Prep. Mgr. Book Exchange Room Rep. Undecided SASAKI, MARY Tsuoi College Prep. Costume Comm. Charette SHANKLE, SAM B. General Chemistry Club Radio Engineer SNELL, STILLMAN C. General Glee Club Room Re . Undecided! , ..i . . ,gszggg E Puziss, GERTRUDE College Prep. Chemistry Club Univ. of Oregon RASKOP, ROBERT R. College Prep. Gym Leader Undecided STEPHENSON, BRUCE College Prep. Class Play Mgr. Book Excha Univ. of Oregon SIEGEL, IZETTA General Univ. of Oregon 23 nge STUBBLEBINE, MALCOLM STRIBLTNG, MARY College Prep. Pres. Back Numbers Undecided TOURTELLOTTE, PAT College Prep. Copian Adelphian Oregon State WELSH, JENNIE ELLEN General - Glee Club Tri-Y Undecided 'W1LL1AMS, JAMES College Prep. Glee Club Junior Football Oregon State 24 College Prep. Girls' Sextette Carnival Undecided THOMAS, ELIZABETH College Prep. Undecided WAHNER, CHARLOTTE College Prep. Nursing WOLRE, NORMA E. General Business College TERRY, TOM College Prep. Football President of Hi-Y Undecided TURNER, PHYLLIS College Prep. Tennis Pi Lambda Kappa Univ. of Oregon W1-uTcoMB, BETTY College Prep. Univ. of California WOLF, MARY EMMA College Prep. Class Play Tri-Y Undecided TAGLIERI, LISSA M. College Prep. Delta Pi Omicron Girls' Glee Club St. Vincent's TOMBERG, MARGARET General Room Rep., 4 terms Business Comm. Oregon State UYESUGI, AL1cE College Prep. Japanese Girl Res. Undecided YAMAMOTO, TAMAE College Prep. Undecided STURGIS, IVORINE M. General Carnival Comm. Announcement Comm Undecided URQUHART, ROBERT College Prep. Fire Squad Basketball Univ. of Oregon WESTON, ANNE College Prep. Copian Philo Undecided WONG, ALLEN College Prep. journalism cmzzmfy Semmfs Camera Shy Seniors DELLINGER, CHARLES HOWELL, DOROTHY V. HITCHCOCK, LAREITTA JONES, E. CLAY MCTAGGART, HOLDEN emuezry Seniors MOODY, JAMES PORTER, MILDRED SPERRY, DEL LORICE E Vi-::e:APrcs:c!c'rx1 Assizilzmt Trv.':isur+qr 2 ,g A: me , af BARBARA WEAVER JAMES wolves Him, W!-LS'I'CCYI'T MARIUN BEEHE UNK WEST Al-AN HOLTZMAN - ' - 'svN3il1,,q Tfmmfm 55.-It-12135 Athictxiz Chairxnziii Presidein Student 730dy, june 1939 The Spring cabinet was faced with many serious problems, but it cam through in fine style for a very successful administration. The exclusiveness of our clubs and their limited membership was on MARY ANN CAMPBELL ALAN gM,5,,ERG of the problems attacked by the cabinet. A Join-a-Club week was sue cessful to the extent that club quotas are now entirely filledg moreovei P '-Ar four new clubs have been established. They are: The Cardinals' Guarc Assistant Editor kiditni- uf Cnriiiniii a fencing clubg The Cat's Whiskers, a radio clubg The Camera Clubg an M Q The Table Tennis Club. t T The cabinet's contribution to the problem of hall patrol was made i the form of the Lincoln Loyalty Line, one of our most successft attempts at the control of hall traffic. it i A-is Rafi, i .ii vt -.: , ,..,i.-is W ,V it a BOE PAYNE Cifilk-reiis Climxiiznzx 1 l 'Q-essex ' he of-3 .iw ii ni: 'E .ii- lli R- , 'fdflffffag 'V WM, 1 ' Z rg 'i 1. ' S i e - 'sae ,, , II ' '. W wb- Q . U , L AT 13: I K, 25-ag FRANK MILLER ,KDE ERAUTT ROBINSCQYIQ MAE12GARET l:iHRCvS'l'Rf3I'.'1 CLARK QRAHAL5 FRANCIS N1AGAURN Sffffflflfa' Txexxsuxtr fx-sgf lmivalyhxixxs Vice lfsrsaciezxi Prtgsideiyx Atjvifgny 975Z'june Class of 1939 lhe graduating class of June, 1939, is particularly distinctive in that it the largest graduating class in the history of Lincoln High School. lhis great size compelled the class to move commencement exercises away om Lincoln into an auditorium of a larger capacity. The senior prom arranged by this class for their predecessors of January, 'as held in the Masonic Temple - making this dance larger and more aborate than any before attempted by a Lincoln class. The class became a bit unconventional when it attempted to adopt a -ew, more modern class pin in place of the standard pin used by preceding lasses. Another innovation of the June class, was the establishment of an sembly board in an attempt to present more interesting and educational semblies. A number of other committees were formed and functioned 1 ciently throughout the term. TED ROHWER OLIN WILLS Ailviswr Atlvzsol' -w -if it g 2 ' ' if - DAVE WRKGHT MABEL SOUTHNVORTH Adv iwr' Advisor v ri L 1 ASMAR, LILLIAN AKRE, VIvIAN E. General College Prep. Entertainment Group Tri-Y Undecided Undecided BARNES, DOUGLAS BARR, ALICE College Prep. General Pi Lambda Kappa Glee Club Track '38 Undecided Yale BECK, LORMA College Prep. Girl Reserve Interclub Rep. Undecided BESSON, MILLICENT College Prep. Adelphian Copian Smith 28 BENVENISTE, JACOB College Prep. Track '38, '39 C:-1t's Whiskers Calif. Inst. Tech. BONNEY, WILLIAM College Pre . Camera Clui Editor of La Voy Undecided ABENDROTH, VELMA ATKINS, VIOLA General General Prop. Committee Girls' Glee Club Entjertajnincnt Group G. A. A. Un eci e Nurse HOLM, MURIEL BEARDSLEY, BETTY General College Prep. Pi Lambda Kap a International Entertainment group Tri-Y Undecided Undecided BERTELSON, EDWIN College Prep. Table Tennis Cat's Whiskers Undecided BRADLEY, JOY General Carnival '38 Sec. Girls' Glee Undecided BERGs'rRoM, MARGARET College Prep. Vice-Pres. of Class Dance Committee Undecided BOWLES, CHARLES College Prep. Track '38, '39 Fire Squad Idaho BABSON, BILL College Prep. Undecided BEEBE, MARIQN College Pre . Student Bodjy Sec. Philo, Copian Mills BONADUCE, MARIO College Prep. I-'ire Squad '38, '39 Gym Leader Undecided BoRosUND, JANE General President G. A. A. Yearbook Picture Ed Veterinarian une Semmfs BRONAUGH, PHYLLIS College Prep. Philo, Masquers BROWN, WILLIAM College Prep. Yearbook Staff Chairm. Prop. Comm. Engineer Reed BURGESS, MAURICE College Prep. Hi-Y Dance Committee Univ. of Oregon CLARK, CAROLYN College Prep. Copian, Philo Prop. Committee Wellesley DAVIDSON, ROBERT College Prep. Undecided une Seniors CAMPBELL, MARY ANN College Prep. Asst. Ed. Cardinal Prop. Committee Univ. of Oregon COE, HENRY W. College Prep. Room Rep. Carnival Comm. Undecided CIIRYSTALL, JOAN College Prep. Philo, Masquers Pro . Committee Undjecided BUBALO, JOHN CAMPBELL, MARGUERITTE BUELL, EDITH General College Prep. College Prep. Student Body Pres. Yearbook Staff e Class Play Comm. Baseball, Football Prop. Committee Room Re . Undecided Univ. of Oregon Undecided, CORMANY, PAT CHU, MAXINE CARTER, ALVIN College Prep. College Prep. College Prep. French, Spanish Club Tri-Y, Spanish Club Track Costume Comm. Spanish Award '38 Room Rep. Dentist's Asst. St. Helen'S Hall College COFFIN, WILLO General Pi Lambda Kappa Carnival Comm. Undecided CONEY, FRANCES College Prep. Cardinal Staff Yearbook Staff Stanford CERF, CORNELIA College Prep. Philo, Masquers Carnival Show Dramatics DAVIDSON, PHYLLIS General Entertainment Group Class Play Comm. Undecided DAVIDSON, MARCELLA College Prep. Copian, Adelphian Cardinal Staff Undecided CRITTENDEN, CLAUDE College Prep. Band Manager Orchestra Univ, of Oregon 29 DENEFFE, RICHARD College Prep. Fire Squad Hi-Y, Adelphian Undecided DUDEN, ROBERT College Prep. Golf Fire Squad Undecided FUJII, KIYO College Pre . Camera Club Chemistry Club Undecided ERAUTT, JOSEPH College Prep. Baseball Order of L , Hi-Y Undecided 3 0 DORNER, ROBERT General Undecided DURST, PATRICIA College Prep. Cabinet Rep. Undecided EWERT, VERNON College Prep. Business FELDER, JUNE DENNIS, MARJORIE College Prep. Undecided DUNPHY, FRANCIS A. College Prep. Gym Leader Tennis Undecided FRECK, JANETTE College Prep. Vice-Pres. Copian Carnival Comm. Univ. of Washington ELLIS, JUANITA College Prep. General Tri-Y, Mixed Chorus Class Play Cardinal's Guard Cardinal Staff Undecided I Undecided ! DENMAN, KATHERINE DEYETTE, DON College Prep. Orchestra College ECKHARDT, RUTH College Prep. Sec. Pi Epsilon Undecided EI VERS, EDWARD General College ELLSBERG, ALAN College Prep. Ed. Cardinal Tennis '36-'39 Univ. of Califo College Prep. Pres. Chemistry French Club Undecided DUFFY, ROBERT College Prep. Track '38, '39 Camera Club, Band Univ. of Portland FOSTER, BETTY ANN College Prep. Orchestra Tennis Univ. of Washington ELLIS, ROBERT College Prep. Pres. Gym Leaders Boys' Glee Club une Senzors .F i .f ' 5 f FUKUDA, HARRY College Prep. Undecided G1Ls'rRAP, DOROTHY College Pre . Camera Club Tri-Y, Girls' Glee Undecided GRANT, ROBERT E. College Prep. Swimming Back Numbers Undecided HAFFENDEN, AUDRA General Editor of Cardinal Masquers, Philo St. Helen's Hall une Seniors Fujii, Tosi-ir College Prep. Chemistry Club Carnival '37 Undecided GORKE, FRIEDA College Prep. Class Play Comm. Spanish Paper Undecided GROGAN, MARY JANE General Business College GUENTHER, BETTY College Prep. Masquers Hunt Club Oregon State GAGE, MARION College Prep. International Club President Tri-Y Undecided GARLICK, DONALD General Chemistry Club Undecided GR,4F, GERTRUDE General Camera Club Girls' Glee Undecided GROUT, SUSAN College Prep. Philo, Copian GARDNER, REX GILL, LISA College Prep. Classical Fire Squad Pres. Philo, Copian College GOLDEERG, MILDRED College Prep. Chemistry Club Tennis Univ. of Washington GRANOFF, WILLIAM College Prep. Pres. Pi Epsilon Cardinal Staff Undecided HALLING, ELLIS F. College Prep. Room Rep. Chairm. Prop. Comm. Cardinal Rep. Wellesley Univ. of Oregon Lit. Ed. of Yearbook Univ. of Washington GRAHAM, CLARK College Prep. Pres. Senior Class Basketball Stanford HAGERTY, Lois College Prep. Mixed Chorus Chemistry Club Undecided HAMMER, GORDON College Prep. Track '37, '38, '39 Fire Squad Undecided 31- HANSON, WINIFRED HENDER, GEORGE E. College Prep. College Prep. Tri-Y Pi Epsilon Class Play Comm. International Undecided Undecided HENNIGER, CARL HXATT, LYLB College Prep. General Pres. Camera Club Gym Leader Cardinal's Guard Fire Squad Undecided Undecided HOPPE, ERNEST Joi-1ANsEN, MABEL College Prep. General Room Rep. Undecided Univ. of Washington JOHANSEN, HARRY M. HOUGH, ALBERT College Prep. College Prep. Football, '35-'38 Undecided Order of L , Hi-Y Oregon State 32 Mila HIBBS, NELSON W. College Pre . Cardinal's Guard Room Rep. ' Oregon State HAWKINS, KATHERINE if HARTOIN, SYLVIA College Prep. Business College HICKMAN, DICK General College Prep. Carnivals Fire Squad Cardinal Rep. Oregon State Undecided HOWARD, ROBERT HOWE, VERNON B. General College Prep. Glee Club Track ,37, '38 Camera Club Dance Committees Undecided Undecided JACKSON, MARGARET ANN HUNGERFORD, ROBERT Classical College Prep. Class Day Comm. Boys' Glee Club Masquers Cardinal Rep. Univ. of Oregon Undecided HOLTZMAN, ALAN College Pre . Student Bodny Pres. Fire Squad Reed HAWTHORNE, BETTY College Pre . Cardinal's Guard Tri-Y Civil Service JOHNS, MTLDRED General Beauty College JENNY, CHARLES College Prep. Basketball Undecided une Seniors W5 M61 KLEINMAN, NORMAN College Prep. Join A Club Week Committee Undecided KAUFFMAN, JANIs College Pre . Class Gift Cgornm. Cardinal Comm. Undecided KNAPP, MARY CAROLINE College Prep. Copian, Adelphian Class Announ. Comm. Wellesley LATOURETTE, JOHN College Prep. Golf Team Adelphian Law une Seniors JOHNSON, LEOLA General Cardinal Staff Yearbook Sales Undecided KOKUBU, Roslz K. College Prep. Philo, Co ian Los Vivadnores Multnomah College KOEIELSKY, GORDON College Prep. Undecided KUGE, K1YoKo College Prep. Tri-Y Band St. Helen's Hall KERSEY, MARY JANE JOHNSON, MARY A College Prep. General Entertainment Group Mixed Chorus Mixed Chorus Pentathlon Undecided Undecided KIRBY, FRANCES R. College Prep. Undecided KOHARA, Es'rr-IER College Prep. Sans Nom Pi Lambda Kappa Oregon State LAUGEN, HELEN General Tri-Y Costume Comm. Undecided . KOMACHI, ROY College Prep. Chemistry Club Camera Club Undecided JOHNSON, MYRTLE General Cardinal Staff Univ. of Oregon LAMB, CHARLES General Undecided KARTERMAN, MONROE College Prep. Hi-Y Basketball College KLONOFP, BERNARD College Prep. Room Rep. Univ. of Oregon JOHNSON, DONALD College Prep. Table Tennis Undecided LEE, JASMINE College Prep. Girls' Glee Undecided 33 LE IS, LAWRENCE General College LIVINGSTONE, Rosem- College Prep. Pres. Adelphian Senior Prom Comm Undecided Lurz, ALICE General Undecided MASUOKA, MASAYOSHI College Prep. Chemistry Club Cardinal's Guard Undecided 34 Lewis, FRANCES College Prep. G. A. A. Chemistry Club Undecided Lusic, MARY Classical Room Rep. Philo Undecided MCMAHON, WILLIAM College Prep. Basketball '36-'39 Hi-Y, Order of HL Undecided MCCARTNEY, MARJORIE General St. Vincent's LINDQUIST, Romain College Prep. Baseball Manager Chemistry Club College LUBLINER, RICHARD College Prep. Pi Lambda Kappa Tennis Team Reed LYNCH, BARBARA General Glee Club Dental Assistant MASUOKA, YosIII'ro College Prep. Camera Club Cardinal's Guard Undecided LEE, PI-IYLLIS General Undecided LOSLEY, JEANNETTE General Mixed Chorus Cardinal's Guard Civil Service LYKKEN, XVILLIAM A. College Prip. LEE, MARY N. College Prep. Tri-Y A Capella Choir Ling Nan College LovE'r'r, DONALD F. General Gym Leader Fire Squad Undecided MAST, DOROTHY General Asst, Ed. 0 Yearbook A Capella Choir Cardinal Staff Whitman College MARSHALL, JEANNE College Prep. Philo, Masquers Camera Club Undecided Undecided MCCURDY, JOI-IN College Prep. Class Play Masquers Undecided une Senzors MCNARY, ROBERT College Prep. Football '37 Cardinal's Guard Univ. of Oregon MILLER, FRANK College Prep. Sec. june Class Yearbook Staff College MOMYER, DANIEL College Prep. Baseball '37-'39 Gym Leader Undecided NELSON, BARBARA College Prep. Undecided une Seniors MCLAREN, JOSIE College Prep, Copian, Adelphian Dance Committee Mills MINER, ANN College Prep. Copian, Philo Rally Committee Undecided MORACO, PATRICIA General Gym Leader Girls' Glee Club Undecided NUNOTANI, FUMIKO College Prep. Undecided MEARS, RICHARD College Prep. Football Mgr. Adelphian College NELSON, EMILYN College Prep. G. A. A. Tri-Y Oregon State MURPHY, BETTY College Prep. Room Rep. A Capella Choir Curtis Institute NEWHOUSE, PATRICIA College Prep. See. of Copian Adelphian Univ. of Oregon MEIER, FLORA College Prep. Pres. Girls' Glee Tri-Y Albany MITCHELL, ROBERT College Prep. Football '37, '38 Undecided MORGAN, JOE - General Track Farm and Teach NEWMAN, FORREST College Prep. Univ, of Washing MCGILL, CHARLES WYATT I General Undecided MESSER, CLAUDIAPAE General Undecided MIZOTE, JAMES General Pi Epsilon Cardinal's Guard Undecided MooRE, JUNE General ton Undecided 35 NUSSBAUMER, JOHN General Undecided OSLAND, HoRAcE College Prep. Undecided PETERSON, CARROLL College Prep. Class Play Comm. Camera Club Undecided PREBLE, TED College Prep. Swimming Frosh Yell Leade Undecided 36 I' ODOM, DoR1s A. College Prep. A Capella Choir Tri-Y Undecided PHARRIS, BETTY E. College Prep. Band Orchestra Albany College PARRISI-I, MAXI NE General Undecided PERRY, RUTH General Class Play Comm. Room Rep. twice Undecided OLIVER, MYRTLE A. General Pi Epsilon Girls' Glee Research PANCOAST, WALTER General Undecided PIERCE, JOE College Prep, Football '38 Fire Squad Oregon State PROUTY, GLORIA College Prep. Masquers Room Rep. Univ. of Oregon PAVESKOVICH, JOHN General Pres. of Hi-Y Baseball ' 6-'38 Undecided? OCHIAX, NOBUKO College Prep. Undecided PLOTZ, ANNA ROSE General Tri-Y G. A. A. Undecided PRUDHOMME, Bon W. College Prep. A Capella Choir Cardinal Staff Undecided OPPENHEIM, LILA F General Undecided PRICE, ARTHUR General Gym Leader Band Univ. of Oregon PowERs, DOT:-IA General Room Rep. Nursing REED, RUTI-I General Tri-Y Gym Leader Business College une Semors N Qc RHOADS, OWEN R. Classical Hunt Club Cardinal's Guard Undecided ROBINSON, STANLEY College Prep. Baseball '38, '39 Pres. Room 1.03 Undecided SHEPHERD, PETER College Prep. Cardinal Rep. Adelphian Undecided SI-IIU, JAMES College Prep. Pres. Cat's Whisk JZWW' RENNEWITZ, ANNEMARIE ROBERTS, JACK General College Prep. International Chemistry Club Portland Art School Cardinal Staff Willamette T. Room, BETTY B. ROSEN, MILTON College Prep. General Cardinal Staff Dance Committee Office Assistant Fire Squad Oregon State SNOW, LIDDY College Prep. Copian, Adelphian Swimming Undecided SMITH, ALAISTER G. College Prep. er Class Play Entertainment Group Pres. Back Numbers Undecided Undecided une Seniors Univ. of Oregon SAKAMOTO, FLORENCE College Prep. Spanish Club Tri-Y Undecided SINN, NORA College Prep. Undecided RICE, SHIRLEY General Undecided RUTLEDGE, GERALDINE College Prep. Undecided SABEL, KATHLEEN E. General Undecided SHRUM, BARBARA General Undecided RITTER, CHARLES College Prep. Judo Club Undecided ROSSMAN, LOUISE College Prep. Cardinal Staff Class Play Oregon State SARKISIAN, BEATRICE College Prep. Orchestra Room Rep. Undecided ROTHCHILD, THOMAS College Prep. Track Adelphian Undecided 37 STANFORD, KENNETH O. SPENCER, DOROTHY College Prep. Prop, Committees Undecided TANAKA, GEORGE College Prep. Artist on Cardinal Spanish Paper Business College STEIDLE, EDWIN College Prep. Back Numbers Senior Prom Comm. U. of Southern Cal. THROOP, HAROLD College Prep. Football '36-'38 Basketball '37-'39 Undecided 38 College Prep. Masquers Room Re . Undecided, TATOR, ELIZABETH College Prep. Cardinal Staff Pres. Pi Epsilon Oregon State TIMMINS, WILLIAM College Prep. Baseball '38, '39 Fire Squad U. C. L. A. TILFORD, EVA K. College Prep. Oregon State STRAHAN, EVELYN College Prep. Sec. of Masquers Copians Oregon State SUZUKI, GEORGE College Prep. Room Rep. Univ. of Oregon THOMPSON, LEOLA SPARKS, ROBERT College Prep. Back Numbers Football '37, '38 Undecided STRICKER, MARGUERITE College Prep. Mixed Chorus Costume Comm. Undecided TIIoMPsoN, JOY General College Prep. G. A. A. International Entertainment Group College Undecided TILLMAN, CONSTANCE College Prep. Business College THORKELSEN, LIJCILLE College Prep. Girls' Glee Camera Club Undecided TEsIIIMA, KIYOKO College Prep. Sec. Pi Epsilon Oregon State STUBBLEBINE, LOUISE College Prep. Tri-Y Pres. Pi Lambda Ka Undecided THORESON, FLORENCE General Undecided TISDALE, BOE College Prep. Cafeteria Chairman Pres. Adelphian Undecided PP une Senzmfs ToozE, LAMAR College Prep. Dance Committe C Assemblv Comm. Undecided WVEAVER, BARBARA College Prep. Vice-Prexy Philo, Copian Oregon State WEBB, DOROTHY College Prep. Copian International Reed WELCH, ANNE College Prep. Tri-Y Girls' Glee Undecided J. une Seniors Twlss, HELEN General Cardinal Staff Undecided TROY, MATTHEW College Prep. Adelphian Undecided WEBER, JOHN College Prep. Undecided TISDALE, CHARLES College Prep. Baseball Manager Adelphian Undecided WENDEL, JAMES College Prep. Editor of Yearbook Adelphian Treas. Oregon State WE1NsTE1N, M1LucENT College Prep. Tri-Y International Business College WENDLAND, MARGARET W1-HTE, HENRY E. General Tri-Y ' Undecided College Prep. Boys' Gym Leader Undecided TOMBERG, ROBERT College Prep. Football '38 Boys' Gym Leader Undecided WALLS, BETTY College Prep. Copian Adelphian Pres. King Smith WE1 NSTEIN, SELMA College Prep. TURNER, DORIS College Prep. Mixed Chorus Oregon State TURNER, GILBERT R. College Prep. Boys' Gym Leader Boys' Glee Navy WEINBERG, ROLF College Prep. Tennis Swimming Tri-Y Cardinal Staff Nursing Undecided WHITEHEAD, MARJORIE WILLIAMS, MAYo College Prep. General Undecided Class Play Comm. Room Rep. Univ. of Oregon 39 WONG, FRANCIS College Prep. Chemistry Club Room Re . Undecideg ZAK, MARVIN College Prep. YORK, RICHARD College Prep. Cardinal Staff Golf '39 Univ. of Oregon ZIDELL, LILLIAN College Prep. YVISE, BETTY General Univ. of Portland URMAN, JACK College Prep. Undecided Delta Pi Omicron Assembly Comm. Dance Committee Election Comm. Undecided Undecided VAN Rumn, CHAnI.o'r'nz STACY, DoNAI.Iz-rA General General Undecided Yearbook Pictures Cardinal Staff Undecided 40 fa... WONG, JAMES General Undecided TYREE, EMILY College Prep. Univ. of Oregon WILSON, ARTHUR College Prep. Pi Lambda Kappa Table Tennis Club Undecided URQUHART, BETTY ANNE College Prep. Masquers Pi Lambda Kappa Oregon State VALENTINE, THERESA College Prep. G. A. A. Tri-Y Undecided une Senzors Camera Shy Seniors CARTER, PAUL CARTER, ROBERT ELLIOT, MARJORIE GILLETTE, GLORIA LOCKE, JOHN LOCKITCH, SID ODLAND, ADELINE SABEL, JANE SUSBAUER, HAROLD TAYLOR, HOWARD une Seniors WARREN, JACK WILSON, MARY Aa ROOM Third raw: fscond raw: Front row: ROOM Fourth raw. Third row: Second raw: Fint raw: ROOM Third raw: Second raw. Fint row: D Mori Oba Jackson Staley Warren Frick Nugent Armitage Borosoncl Kelly Vcltman Swadencr Weber Spitler Williams Veness Hasting .Iarboe Booker Victor Leach Tomlinson Brown Gong Dix Robbins Noyes Alvord Mr. Keats Gray Lanier Lewis Stewart Sinn IO3 MeCullar Dykstra West Arveson Sehlothan Hill Foster Smith Goritsan Kadderly Akiyama Ham Wurzweiler .Iohannesen Windus Stewart Olsen Snider Donnelly Holland Buchwach Curry Migaki Hock Scott Elliott Barnette McInnis Obst Rosenthal Sooysmith Lange Serogin Bernau Gross Goldberg Wetmer janney Charlton Brouillard Miss Arbuckle Vincent Williams Lipman Klonoif Manu IO4 Masuda Sono Tranchell Chusid Jenkins Phillips Bradley Wessler Leinbach Foltz Verbon Iga Dilley Richards Fuerburg Weir Clark Moshier Kruger Larson Lester Kailes Barringer Ribble MCI-Ienry Verdurmen Premo McCoy -Odom Weinstein Sherman Fox Geldard Herten Vidoni Boller Duhrkoop Goldstein Hart Bentley Schnitzer OFFICERS President, RALPH ALVARD Vice-President, Bon GRAY Secretary, RUTH LANIER Room Reps, RUTH LANIER AN CHARLES JACKSON Cardinal Rep, RUTH NOYES OFFICERS President, ROBERT CHARLTON Vice-President, RICHARD HAM Secretary, PATTY BARNETT Room Reps, HELEN XVILLIAMS BILL LIPMAN 1 1 Cardinal Rep, BEATRTCE VINCE: OFFICERS President, JACK VlDoNE Vice-President, BETTY HERREIQ Secretary, JACK BOLLAR Room Reps, NATALIE GOLDSTB GEORGE BRADLEY Cardinal Rep, DAN Wassuan i l l OFFICERS sident, BETTE YouNG e-President, JERRY POMERAY retary, EDWIN REEVES om Editor, HUGH SHAW om Reps, ROBERT JOHNSON AND ANNY KARGMAN rdinal Rep, PETER NOYES OFFICERS Fident, DICK LANGBRIDGE e-President, HELEN FLEMING retary, BETTY MARSON 'tor, SANIfoRD HUDSON m Reps, Es'rEs SNEDECOR AND ELEN BOOTH dinal Rep, EMILY SPRINGSTEEN OFFICERS sicienr, JEANNE FENTON te-President, .JOHN KAUFBIAN retury, PATSY DUFPEY om Reps, HILLMAN LUEDDEMANN ND SHIRLEY NEAL 'dinal Rep, Bon ROTH om EDITOR, BURRELL GLEASON ROOM Fourth raw. Third' row: Second rowr Frmt raw: ROOM Fourth row. Third raw: Second raw: Front raw: ROOM Fourth row: IOS Nelson McCann Cowling Moser Bevel Thomas MacMurray Kovenz Konnichi Mizuhaia Downer Sullivan Francis Raab Devlin Jones Einstad Speck Wiley White Yunibe Messer Collins Snyder Lawrence Wilkins Mimtnick Spencer Von Ahlefeld Kirkpatrick Thompson Shaw Noyes Bogardus Kargman Miss Pettinger Young Johnston Reeves Pomeroy Paulson IO6 Disselhorst Dolman Thomas Lolieh Barry Horensrein Densem Sutton Clifford Martin Beach Murray Hastings Shiele Jefferies Langbridge Signor Huhtala Moy Anderberg Verger Shimka Van Dorn Cummings Berni Rigler Simpson Zimmerman Cook Shigeno Payne Springsteen Hoehtritr Jensen Booth Fleming Marson Miss Thurston Hudson Hemphill Snedecor Brown Pierce 107 Hasson Bernstein Josephson Loi Akiyama Ley Jenson Srrout Ransom Third row: Evans Davis Popick Luedclemann Hood Hosfeldt McCafferty Schroeder Lindley McArthur Gong .Yemnd row: Johnson Hart Hunter Bollinger Carr Andrews Altermatt Long Goldstein Bollenbaugh Kawashima Buehler Kawata Front raw: Penclergrass Siegel Tanner Schuler Kaufman Fenton Miss Steinmetz Duffy Neal Gleason Rhoads Kinspel Miller ROOM Fourth row: Third row: Second row: Front row: ROOM Fi frh row: Fourth row: Third row: S econd row: Front row: ROOM Fourth row: Third row: Second row: F font f01ll.' 108 Shiu Cady Gorham Shearer Reasoner Dowlin Tucker Reed Grier Wahlers Miller Jeans Decker Scott Rosen Enkilis Rotenberg Maul Crittenden Feldman Timms Deisch Sears McClung Gierster Denny Jehlinger Sullivan Peterson Gee Takei Toyota Evens Doty Costello Niete Mr. Rohwer Weinstein Lasswcll McMahon Wilson Applegate Blasen IIO Kendrick McCarthey Schnitzer Mummey Fenwick Bcrlant Simon Ochiai Hecox Weeks West Nielsen Larson Osmond Botting Poindexter Larsen Johnson Miyoshi Moriyasu Sachter Foran McPherson Dawson MacPherson Gladstein Arditi Lincoln Bennett Young Murakami Moe Nystrom Hoare Popma Wright Zak Gilman Sternberg Odelgin DeChristo Onishi Sugikawa Peterson Sterbecker March Ratcliffe Johnson Hinds Miss Tipton Radovitch Pierce Bates Scovell Bertelson III Lorber Adams Williams Cody Gallucci Genteman Sterling Weatherly Tunnel Hansen Craig Snyder Larson Wood, Win, Barr, D. Wood, Wilma Lanier Levin Barr Cooper McGinnity Howard Cox Hall Mesher Gessler Noblitt Gray Plotz Snell Mayon Nelson Waldemar McNary Singer Severton Feinstein Menashe Middleton Miss Brown Larson Goldberg Foster Manos Barclay Ward OFFICERS President, JIMMY Do'rY . Vice-President, XVARREN NtE'r Secretary, ROBERTA COSTELLO Room Reps, SHIRLEY REED AN SIDNEY LASWELL Cardinal Rep, ALAN WEINSTEI OFFICERS President, JOHN Hnsms Secretary, JIMMY BATES Cardinal Rep, PA-r MARCH Room Reps, JOHN L.msoN AN1: HELEN JOHNSON Room Editor, Ronzzxzr RATCLII OFFICERS President, VICTOR MENASHE Secretary, CHARLES LansoN Room Reps, MARION SEvEa'ro1 AND VICTOR MENASHE Cardinal Rep, V1viEN GOLDEB Room Editor, JOHN MIDDLBTO OFFICERS ident, FLOYD MOORE -President, LAVELLE DE HORTY etary, COLEMAN XVHEELER inal Rep, DOROTHY FINE m Reps, JUDY EccLEs AND lICK FREIDENRICH nm Editor, MARK GooN OFFICERS sident, GLORIA HAMMERsLEY e-President, ALLAN HOGABOOM etary, DOROTHY LEOPOLD m Editor, JANE WILLIAMS m Reps, ALLAN HOGAROOM ND JANICE JOHNSTON dinal Rep, ROBERT SCHAFER OFFICERS sident, BOB PAYNE :e-President, PAT CLARK retary, VIRGINIA BACH om Reps, BOE JOHNSON AND RUTH BENSON 'dinal Rep, MARILYN ANDERSON om Editor, Rm-E BENSON ROOM Third row: .fecond row: Front raw.- ROOM Third row: .Yecand row: Front row: ROOM Third row: .Yecmd raw: Front row.- II7. Hongo Hastings Glickman Fisher Mortitt Weigant Hendrickson Mver O'Gilbec Gerber Miller Thorn Eccles Pershing De Voll Alford Nepom ,Finnegan Frank Fierce Russell Patti Gottesman Grady Tedson Owen Moe Fujii Kumazawa Wheeler Moore Fine Mr. Sage De Horty Bond Freidenrich, D. Freidenrich, B. Brady 113 Marbach Helm Haskell Schumann Schier Harding Hogg Livingstone Kilby Brown Snow Axe Okha Korell Johnson Hart Hanson Shoreson Sullivan Richeson Smith Eagles McCullough Williams Shaver Wilson Roth Schafer Hogaboom Hammersley Mrs.Critchlow Leopold Williams Klcpper Johnston Birum II4 Johnson Nicholson Colistro O'Leary Baker Buckley Staehli Warren Popick Weston Pollard Thompson Anderson Moulton Conway Newbill Guffey Alcorn Morrison Scovcll White Baney Towner Allred Giannick Back Miss Higgins Clark Ausplund Wymetalck Clow Benson ROOM .Faurth raw: Third raw: .Yecond raw: Fran! row: ROOM Fourth row. Third row: .Yecond row: Fran! raw: ROOM Fuurrb raw: Tbird raw: .Sierond raw: Front row: IIS McConnell Carl Clark Viaene Zettervall Hoyt Hibbert Redfield Heeszel Granato Goldstein Rosumny Volz Ryan Ash Siegel Renaud Case Young Smith Taylor Doerner Bergerron Clark Waters Leander Brower Pohe Bilboa Bushman Cohen Hoss Taylor Smith Billings Chusid Brooks Geller Miss Hunkins Doscher Cathey johnson Allyn Cutter Pelletier II6 Fong De Bauw Beebe Ellsberg Spesock Heezel Cohn Mitchell Maxwell Atteberry Eastman Carroll Dahlquist Putnam Roberti Colistro Edwards Ogden Tarshis Smith Holcomb Taw Lesher Copenhaver johnson Terry Sch-nitzer,H. Goodman Ellis Schnitzer, A. Stewart Scherer Rosenfeld Politz Moblo Sutherland Mrs. Southworth Clanton Corrado Gerlack Berenson Muderick Bowerman 7.07. . Huggins Dillard Leopold Bradley Hoffman Chin Bonsell Holstrum De Berry Douglas Aya Casciato Herbert Hecter Kohara Buell Hogg Fukumoto Clark Gross Nielson Bender Niiyarna Fee Clark Gerber joseph Couture Davidson Briggs Lawrence,E. Chafe Clason Holm Fong Hamamura Napes Nunotoni Lawrence, B. Exlans Larsen Broms Miss Watson Dint Gilson Blumberg Neth Mimruick OFFICERS Chairman, DAVID JOHNSON Associates, DOROTHY DoscHER SHIRLEY BROOKS, JACK CUTTI DAVID BILLINGS Room Reps, RUTH ALLYN, Lol GELLER, BILL CATHY Cardinal Rep, ELIZABETH CI-IU5 Room Editor, BILL HIBBERT OFFICERS President, DICK SUTI-IERLAND I Vice-President, Bon Mosto l Secretary, CHARLES POLITZ Room Editor, CI-IARLIzs POLITZ Room Reps, ROSAMARIE GIaRLAl AND PHILIP CARROL l Cardinal Rep, CHARLES POLITZl l l I l l l OFFICERS i President, RICHARD Durr Vice-President, RICHARD SILSO!l Secretary, EVELYN EVANS Room Reps, BERTHA BLUMBURC AND NORMAN LEOPOLD Cardinal Rep, MARGARET NRTI Editor, BETH LAWRENCE OFFICERS sident, STANLEY ROBINSON e-President, WILLO COFFIN retary, BARBARA WEAVER rom Editor, JACK MCCUIIDY rdinal Rep, FRANK WVONG rom Reps, LILLIAN ZIDELI. AND JIM PURDY OFFICERS -esident, WARREN MCCLURE ce-President, CAROL SMITH retary, EMMA VERDURMANN om Editor, JEAN MCKENNBY om Reps, PEARL BARRICK AND DICK WEsT rdinal Rep, Hours JOHNSTON OFFICERS Dom Directors, BILL McMAsTER, GENE Burz, DAVID ERSKINE ardinal Rep, MARY WIIATI-IALL oom Re s, EDITH FAIN AND DAVID ERSKINE oom Editor, JEANNE ROGERS ROOM 2.03 Fourth raw: Coe Troy Stanford Howe McMahon Purdy Hammer Ritter Third row: Wendel Prudhomme Shiu Zak Smith Weber Sparks White Rhoads Kleinman Tomberg Sacnnd raw: Kirby Oppenheim Odom Kauffman Snow Webb Peterson Eckhardt Zidell Lewis Welch Spencer Ochiai Front raw: Shrum Johnson Abendroth Weaver Coffin Miss Hunter McCurdy Dunphy Robinson Wong Nelson Urman ROOM 2.04 Fourth row: Uyesugi Carney, B. Tanner Madden Hulbert Third raw: Schumacket Welch Moore Paveskovich Wilson Wescott Smith, N. Carney, D, Hill MacKay Aclcroyd Junkiu .Ynam1row: Miss Peterson Taylor Nye Trimm Johnston Liddy Merz Stathos Plebuck Spliid Langer Hawkins Franr row: Bai-rack Ringsmeyer Verdurmen Johnston, H. West Smith, C. McClure McKenney Mackay McGilvray Israel Grey ROOM 7.05 Third raw: Brown DavidoE Bruno Habel Sheehan Rupp Dunn Shane Potter Lee King Miyoshi 5'rcona'row.' Estill Rogers, D. Shearer Dempsey James Mittleman Halstenson Haskell Goldstein Sundholm Sartlotz Front row: Maruko Pain Olsen Butz McMaster MissJones Erskine Rogers,J. Peyton Rose Wrathall R S.A ROOM Third raw: .fetand raw: Front raw: ROOM Third raw: .fecand raw: Frmt raw: ROOM Third raw: Second row: Front row: 7.06 Brown Clow Wilson Tisdale, C. Livingstone Henniger Nussbaumer Tisdale, R. Ellis Kobielsky Lovett Pancoast Weinstein, M. Weinstein, S. Lusk Odland Kersey Denman Bradley Hanson Wendland Thoreson Valentine Davidson Shepherd Akerstrom Lykkcn Mrs. Webb Durst Stacy Dorner Urquhart Komachi 107 Kornberg Wintler King' Malone Stribling Forbis Hanna Frank Jackson Singer Miller Lee Hong Hittner Shepherd Ruble Wilson Swerdlik Sterbnerg Wedekind Wynkoop Bordsen Montgomery Lee Ammon McEwen Knapp Miss Coad Hudson Rinker Andow Rockwell Vincent 7.08 Montague Twiss Freund Gevurtz Rude Ikeda Hall Whiting Semon Cohn Donavan Chalmers Holum Holm Miner Piccioni Adams Somerville Horeinstein Reed Smith Abbett Woodard Brennan Scrogin Juhnke Joyce Anderson Miss Townsend Frcdricks Oches Subotnick Greer Richards OFFICERS Room Reps, EDITH BUELL ANI RALPH AKERSTROM Room Editor, BILL LYKKEN Cardinal Rep, DONALETA STAC OFFICERS President, BILL AMMON Vice-President, JAMES LEE Secretary, THELMA ALLYN Cardinal Rep, PEGGY KNAPP Room Editor, CAROL McEwEzs Room Reps, BEVERLY HuDsoN AND GEORGE R1NxER OFFICERS President, BUD ANDERSON Vice-President, STEWART FRED Secretary, GwENDo1.YN JOYCE Room Reps, ROBERT RUBENSTE AND VIRGINIA Smrrn Cardinal Rep, MARGARET ScRo Editor, ANNE HAUSER Sergeant-at-Arms, RALPH OCHE OFFICERS sident, PETER SMITH e-President, CHARLOTTE CHUSID retary, EVELYN ROGERS om Editor, SYLVIA SCHNITZER rdinal Rep, CHARLOTTE CHUSID om Reps, DAVID GOLD AND DOROTHY MCCREADY OFFICERS sident,aIoHN BUBALO Ee-Presi ent, JOHN PAVESCOVITCH tretary, NITA ELLIS itor, FRANK MILLER om Reps, JIMMY M1zoTE ND RUTH PERRY Edinal Rep, NITA ELLIS OFFICERS sident, JOHN CUTHOFF e-President, DAN BEASLEY retary, PATSY BAILEY asurer, GENE NELSON tom Reps, HAROLD BONK ND ATHENA PELAY Edinal Rep, GERALD PACK fom Editor, GEORGE WATKINS ROOM Third raw: Second raw: Front raw: ROOM Fourth row, Third raw: .Yecand raw: Front row: ROOM Third raw: .Yecond row,- Frnnt row: lII Goon I-Iudleson Findlay Gold Doane Wong Perkel Fuchs Florence Combs Dobbin McGill Parkes Dean Russell Nash Rogers Chusid McCready Ellis Miss Murton Smith Johnson Goodman Horenstein Lesch 7.17. Perkel Benvcniste Carter Rosen Gardner Hoppe Lewis Mizote Rossman Tator Jackson Marshall Nelson Saltman Turner Morgan Rasmusen Bonney Bonaduce Kuge Rennewitz Coney johns Wise Tilford Pharris Stricker Powers Foster Suzuki Tanaka Strahan johnson Perry Paveskovich Bubalo Ellis Mrs. Wickham Eivers Metler Stubblebine Mast Fujii 113 Williams Edinblade Zucchero Wahner Smith Wither Mann Schrieber Codekas Braick Childs Pilay Lykken Mannell Benson Brown Georges Hague Pack Bailey Valentine Nelson Bernard Cotthod' Mr. Albin Beasley Mayo 'Allen Davidson Rohner ROOM Fourth raw: Third row: Second row: Front row: ROOM Fourth row. Third row: .ferond raw: Front raw: ROOM Fourth row, Third row: .Yerond row. Front row: 7.14 DeNeH'e Jenny Lamb Hough Susbauer Mitchell Miner McClaren Plotz Beck Grout Knapp Hauser Mears Grant Price Masuoka, Y. Masuoka,M. Atkins johnson Rice Tyree Guenther Hartoin Roberts Deyette Thorkelson Prouty Sakamoto Hungerford Twiss Graf Moraco Gage Duffy Mr. King Burgess Borosund Lindquist Kokubu Lee Chu 115 Bertelsen Klouoff Duden Preble Graham DeNeffe Latourette Gilstrap Fukuda Crittenden Bowles Holtzman Steidle Throop Losley Hawthorne Hagerty Grogan Williams Campbell, M. Campbell, M.A. Clark Freck Lynch Besson Thompson Gorke Reed Goldberg Sabel Bergstrom Barnes Carter Gill McNary Mr. Berkham Hickman Hibbs Chrystall Lockitch York 116 Howard Johnson, D. Garlick Johnson, F. Skogseth Stellar Sinn Oliver Van Liper Asrnar Barr Momeyer Hiatt Hender Davidson Parrish McCartney Taylor Cormany Beardsley Laugen Houliston Gilman Stribling Messer Davidson Moore Rood Thompson Cerf Miller Haffenden Walling Karterman Timmons Miss McLaughlin Johansen Weinberg Sarkisian Hawkins Fujii OFFICERS President, Bon DUFFEY Vice-President, MARIAN GAGE Secretary, MAURICE BURGESS Cardinal Rep, TOM ROTHCI-IILI: Room Reps, BETTY GUENTHER AND Bon LINDQUIST Room Editor, JANE BOROSUND W5 OFFICERS President, Bots MCNARY Vice-President, JOAN CHRYSTAI Secretary, DORIS TURNER Sergeant-at-Arms, SIDNEY Loc AND DICK YORK Room Reps, LISA GILL AND ALVIN CARTER Cardinal Rep, DOUGLAS BARNI Room Editor, MARGARET BER OFFICERS President, HARRY JOHANSON Vice-President, JOE ERROUT Secretary, BILL ZIMMONS Room Reps, BEATRICE SARKISI AND ELLIS HALLING Cardinal Rep, ROLE XVEINBERK Room Editor, ROLF WEINBERK OFFICERS sident, GEORGE LAWRENCE e-President, JEAN WEST etary, LORAINE PYNN In Reps, HARRY LEE AND OSEMARY RAUCI-I dinal Rep, STANLEY PROUTY tor, LORAINE PYNN OFFICERS sident, MOLLY MCBRIDE e-President, BILL PREBLE Cf31'y,1ACK DOLESE Lean:-at-Arms, DALE GRIMM dinal Rep, Bon BENSON Dm Reps, MARGARET GRASLE ND BILL SI-IROEDER nm Editor, RODERICK KITSON OFFICERS 'ident, CLIFFORD LEONARD LPresident, MARION SALTNESS 'etary, HELEN ROSENFELD :linal Rep, PHILLIP FELDMAN DID Reps, RONALD HARRIS AND IIARGARET GARLICK am Editor, DAVID BEASLEY ROOM 7.17 Third raw! Lenske Olsen Sufheld Shope Moser Sargent Mink Peterson Jackson Lemmons Sullivan Long Sardotz Yamamoto Policar .Vecond row: Vincent Wilson Springsteen Stout Stack Von Verdo Williams Raz Robertson Pence Nakata Leinbach Tambara Tsuboi Kuhn Front row: Rauch Ridonr Foskett West Pynn Miss Reeder Slifman Thomas Lee, E. Prouty Lawrence Lee, H. ROOM 304 Fourth raw: Wharton Schieber Miller Bloom Hunter Burke Furnec Densen Campbell Third raw: Meyer Miller Wilson Gunderson Frazier Raab Strahan Kroder,j, Peterson Dolese Flint Kroder Brungard Smmd row: Miss Gessner Webb Rubick Mittleman Reynolds Strahl Rankin I-Ierrnin Felvar Schultz Prehn Thomas Front row: Kutson Schilt Meece Schroeder McBride Preble Grasle Vollin Williams Luke Grimm Eates ROOM 305 Fourth raw: McCormick Wahlers Eckhardt LaPore Gerlach Penson McCuen Smith Crurnpaeker Orth Starr Church Third raw: Byers McNott Crook Carter Albaugh Martin Rathey Churchill Morrison Maletus Littlefield Peterson Pappas .Yerand raw: Groce Isaacson Zell Dottinger Collins Redfern Piccioni Losley Melinder Norris Osterman Fuller Borges From row: McClintock Rutledge Radovich Rosenfeld Saltness Leonard Miss Sertum Beasley Garlick Feldman Rosch Porcelli B' Room Fuurtb row. Third raw: Second raw: Front row: ROOM Fourth raw. Third raw: .ferond row: Front raw: ROOM Third raw: .Yecand row: Frant row: 309 Lee Moe Fong Hong Irwin Barnes Kobielsky Stathos Baker Miller Hinton Johnson Wanless Funge Potestio Knutson Perry Buel Persons Thompson Dakis Amazawa Odell Menashe Director Landaq Signer Thibiau Akiyama Koc Lemma Alcom Fitzgerald Dunn Heeszel Brunell Schwartz Carl Birchard Masuda Johnson Mafhe Thoreson Moe Van Vactor Wetle Helser Anderson Stearns Mr. Phillips Lowery Yazolino Puziss Kazuyoshi Gleason 310 Brandt Christy Skinner Huguehin Orain Dougan Manos Lyman Brown Carlson Mather Bishop Centers Polick Erautt Mount Farii Iwata Herarna Hachiya Craig Cleworth Saltzrnan Sehnuderman Benveniste Jones Kies McCart BeI1veniste,L. Taylor jolivette Van Coden Scott Reetz Overlin Leche Howard Bangs King Cohen Alber Babani Nys Krichersky Lebenzon Perkusick Goldstein Boller Lenhart Gillospie Mr. Wann MacEvan Prehn Patterson Kariel Benson 318 Beynon Dickerson Schauffer Harris Bucker Sizer Petralla Koufas Gilmore Lewis Balsillie Washburn Pifer Doland Ellsworth Peterson Olsen Hedlund, Haller Igrulli Potestio Dickinson Phillips Alexander Otis Mrs. Hyde Munly Wendel Miller Shanks Wong OFFICERS President, Bon LOWERY Vice-President, MARILYN STEAI Secretary, WILLILA ANDERSON Editor Vox Frosh, PETER M Cardinal Rep, .IQE YAZOLINO 1 OFFICERS President, MAILOM MACEWAN Vice-President, BEVERLY PRE!-Il Secretary, ALLAN PATERSON Cardinal Rep, JUNE LENIIART Room Reps, WILLIAM GOLDSTE AND ELIZABETH GILLESPIE Room Editor, HENRY KARIEL OFFICERS President, DICK MUNLY Vice-President, JAMES WONG Secretary, CONSTANCE PHILLIPS Sergeant-at-Arms, BRIAN OTIS Room Editor, TOM WENDEL Room Reps, LANNY ALEXANDL AND FRANK IERULLI Cardinal Rep, CHARLES SIIANKS ROOM 317 Second row: McCormick Wilson Schacht Wolfe Hefiion Sherhan Tsuguo Conaclean Gallagher Shore Boake Holmes Verbout Front raw: Lorber Lindquist Peterson Lang Horenstein La Mora Watson Shoe Reece Yee Hass unim' Kea' Cross A chapter of the Junior Red Cross was instituted at Lincoln in the Fall of 1938, and was immediately received with great enthusiasm. Because of our interest and contribu- tions, two Lincoln students were chosen to represent Oregon at the National Junior Red Cross Convention in Washington, D C Allan Hogaboom Judith Eccles Miss Caryl M. Hollingsworth Chaperone Lilian Edna Amos We, the classes of I939, affectionately dedicate the literary section of our annual to Miss Lilian Edna Amos, who through her many years as a teacher here bent every effort to promote the type of creative literature which we have tried to exemplify in these few pages . . . If 'mwxn--.-.. QR, -.- -E-fy. ,, ,R ,, M Y ...W-.,, L. ,W - Us M A . , . ., I ., W, ,. , .. . 1 '4li'.1.. Wir. HN lim, 1-six, .J . ,Q , 1 feiififl' li3f.c i5f'i .l .'5fff5?'!1 A-.tl-.I , Nm '.5f-altvips ' 'mi' ' M'r 'S?Yf - - in in. Eagagzvu rg.. 4ls,5,l,, ,VV 27 I , mfalirjffqgl l ...WH3 U .I i , . , L A 5 .:., x ,.a,..gQ13m.,g- - ' - ' - . :q5 qg'n,.s . - ., -x,.!ggg1L ,lr- 'Q' We 5 , : 1 I ...Am V, ' -. ff , ' 1 4- .. w- r -s - ' ,, cw:-4 - , iff, , 1 .. 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Y' f lf.'f'l:'l'f f,i-ff., fl' 'fjll eivllisf 'Qg3fv?3.31fi'ffUwi?i'fft-Lgm fic-' 5 . - . - 1 - . ,' wr, 1 ' jf 5 '- ity Kjv. 43314: ,n H' ,-.s tv-gl fd W:-. ...za .QQFPZ 5'i'ic'1Yii.f6 .. I . lim' f'f2'x. 'Jig-l: 4'f-IIN' '111-fa-'M t' i.f 'fEQf?,i'FvYk.SLtsf,fifi'fft.a... 9 You did not care about him while he lived, You scorned his eager work, you damned hi But then he did a little thing . . . he died. How mortals rush to praise a silent heart! A heart that, when it beat, knew all of life, Of hate, despair, of poverty, and dying, And then this very trivial change . . . his death. Dead hearts stay dead despite your tardy sighing. You praise him now, praise him that's turned to dust Your words are gracious, but the man's at rest, Put flowers on his grave . . . declare him great, But wasted is this new-created zest. He spurns you nowg his death was your death too, For now, you see, his lines were all too few -JAMES G. Punm' 15 4 Crab-Apple Fee in Winter Your fragile branches frosted with the snow Are black against such dazzling purity, And in the warm brown earth your roots do know That joyful spring is still a surety. Little and dainty in your frailty, You shyly pose against the glistening field, A dancer, wise as all eternity, And yet, your faith becomes for you a shield. For you have learned the one eternal truth, That hope forever to the heart does cling, You have within yourself the perfect proof, The certainty of e'er-returning spring. O, little tree, that which you know so well, Would that my heart to me this truth could tell! 'MARY ANN CAMPBELL s art, Day Dreaming The seventh period is the one period in the day which I really enjoy, for during those forty-five minutes, I accomplish more than the greatest scientists of the past or present have. I have amassed the greatest fortune ever possessed by one person. I am also the greatest peacemaker of all time. Just a week ago today I added the Ford millions to my bank account, and hired Henry Morgenthau as my office boy at a salary of one hundred thousand dollars a day. The latter part of last week I bought Germany, and ordered Hitler and his henchmen to scrub the streets. Yesterday I settled the wars in Spain and China. Tomorrow I expect to be nominated for President. Who knows? I may be elected! I also have the power to go into the past or future as I please. I have been one of Napoleon's most trusted generals, and I sailed with Columbus on his voyage of discovery. It is always a great shock to me when the bell rings, signaling the end of the period and also my accomplishments for the day.-PETER SHEPHERD. Fendi It is amusing to note that every time a layman makes a success in his chosen field, some worthy people ask him about his personal religion. Professor Einstein recently delighted his fans with some obscure remarks about a cosmic deity and religion. The astronomer, says Mr. Einstein, has the best sense of values. The stargazers can see, from their studies, how small man is, in comparison with the universe. This is obviously true, but, according to Einstein's theory of relativity, look how incompre- hensibly large we are, compared to the atom. It seems to me that the esteemed scientist is going about this in the wrong way. I refuse to be awed by a huge universe when I can look at it with a telescope. If some astral body were looking at me with a microscope, I would reconsider, but as long as I am doing the looking, I obstinately decline to be intimidated by mere bulk. The conclusion which should be reached by contemplation of the universe is the eternal truth of God's grandeur, not man's wretch- edness. At any rate, Herr Astronomer had something there, when he announced his original theory. I think it's all just too, too relative.-FRANK MILLER. Farm For a little while we will miss you terribly--for a little While you may miss us, too, and have an empty feeling down inside, but we cannot be always looking back with sighs and regrets-we must face the future and what it holds for us. We need not go unaccompanied on our journey, for pleasant memories make congenial companions, and all of us have a rich store of those. Lincoln, to us, will never be just an antiquated heap of bricks, with musty books and battered desks. In our minds, it will always be filled with laughing students, walking down the halls-students who are very much the same as we were. Students bending over their books, and learning from some of the same teachers we have had. You have moulded our character and personality more than any of us realize at this moment, you have fostered in us the qualities of tolerance, friendliness, democracy, and ambition. 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AJ.. v - K -fu - '----- -- V ,.' .L ' - V J' ' - - --x--V V .W . - fp, - I' -1-I -, ,- ,jjj V' ' . ,'7 -- :'1'3L.j:, . ' ' ' -- V' . ' - I I . VH' . V-. - YI .fi rl. , I III I I, .. ..,I. IILLIM W I ...I .. xi II ... .. I I I I 1 31. V2 ADELPHIAN Faurrh mv: Erskine Stephenson Grant Becbe Mears Madden Third raw: Doty Payne Larson Hendrickson Smith Tisdale, C. Rupp Livingstone, E. Wendel Frank MacKay S'fcondrou1.' Collins Eccles Snell Clanton James Smith Allen Bogardus Young Barnett Politz Brooks From raw: Chalmers Snow Knapp Besson Tisdale, R. Miss Settem Livingstone, R. Davidson Knapp Davidson Sternerg Smith BAND Fourth raw: Centers Greir Bleek Price Hill Cathey Wiley Clifford Cowling Lewis Third raw: Peterson La Pore Holstrom Myers, C. Wintle Rich Akeyama Armitage Signer Wahlers Meyer .fmmd raw: Crittenden, C. Wither Juhinke West Campbell Leinback Watkins Hill Stuley Pomeroy Littlefield Franr raw: Lewis Lange Pharris Doran Scovell Mr. Dye Moser McCaEerty Case Kuge Crittenden,j. GLEEMEN Fourth raw: Fong Perkcl Buckley Stribling Sparks Lolich Bonaduce Third row: Lee Adams Pack Brown Wessler Henniger Tiptan Potter Allred Douglas Perkusich Second row: Dillard Prudhomme Johnston Wong Freund Levin Anderson Duhrkoop Mann Olsen Hungerford From' raw: Kitson Sargent Morrison Ellis Brouillard Miss Tipton Giannick Arveson Turner Kovenz Benson uv N 1' , I E H gzsx. VE-To OFFICERS-AFALL TERM President, Bon TISDALIZ Vice-President, PAT NENK'HOUSE Secretary, BETTY XXIALLS Treasurer, ALLEN ROSENI'ELDT OFFICERS-SPRING TERM President, Bon LIVINGSTON Vice-President, MILLICEN'f BEsso1 Secretary, MARGE DAVIDSON Treasurer, ALLEN ROSliNI'ELDT Editor, PEGGY KNAPP . rf- 4 4? fum ' r nr Tiki ff?ik of so ,L ss - A f-231-,iv ffb J' f Lx, ff Lf OFFICERS-FALL TERM dent, KENDALL SEIGPRIED President, CARL l'lENN1GEn tary, JAMES PURDY urer, Bon BXICNARY DFFlCERSvSPRlNG TERM dent, CARL HENN1GEn -President, Jim PURDY lttary, JANE BoRosUND surer, BOB MCNARY cant-at-Arms, HAROLD Bnowzs , 0 3 r 1 J f N OFFICERS ident, NELSON Hnans etary, JIMMY YOUNG isuret, JUNE FELDER ior, STANLEY ADAMS AND IASAYOSHI MASUOKA fx , Vg ? CAMERA Third raw: Oba Bates Komachi Tanner Rude West Giannick Duffy Saltman Bonney Masuoka Second row: Fujii Gilstrap Andow Graf Doscher Peterson Beebe Marshall Cook Gerber l Front row: Brennan Bernau Brown Billings McNary Miss Mattley Mr. Heller Henniger Borosund Withcr Freidenrlch Codckas CARDINAL GUARD Second row: Masuoka Jenny Berry King McCroskey jones Martin Young Hawthorne Losley Front mo: Benson Kroder Strahan Adams McNary Hibbs Rhoads Peterson Mason Felder Feldman CARDINAL REPS Third row: Weinstein Politz Pack Noyes, P. March Wessler Bames Simpson Schafer Weinberg I I .Yeoond row: Ellis Anderson, W. Lenhart Johnston Anderson, M. Vincent Goldberg Neth Fine Noyes, R. Chusid, C. Scrogiu Front row: Wrathall Chusid, E. Benson Feldman Mr.Foulk Stacy Springsteen Shanks Lindquist Shiu Prouty COPIANS Second raw: Weaver McClaren Knapp, P. Langer Hauser Chalmers Plebuck Fenton James Bogardus Spliid Snow Leopold Kokubu Front row: Miner Freck Davidson Gill Besson Grout Knapp, M. Kacher Clark, C. Becbc McClung Strout Klepper CHEMISTRY Tbinl raw: Mari-ko Moulton Hibberr Komachi Tanner Spesoch Roberti Schnirzer Miuashe .S'ecandraw.' Fujii,K. Goldberg Vincent Fain McEwen Hill Wise O'Leary King Masuoka Front raw: Brennan Billings Roberts Deyetrc Peterson Hagerty Miss Winchell Lindquist Ammon Wynekoop CARDINAL STAFF Third raw: Meier Ellis Rood Ammon Prudhomme Granoff Coney Tanaka J'e:nndraw: johnson Campbell, M. Knapp Weinberg Stacy Dahlquist Kendrick Gill Wendel Webb Politz Front row: Twiss Schnitzer Campbell, M. A. Haifenden Miller Mrs. Southworth Roberts Davidson Lykken Borosund York Clark, P. Williams Fujii, T. Gilman 2 L fi? kv, X QE? ' iw Q OFFlCERSfFALL TERM President, MARCELLA DAVIDSON Vice-President, SUSAN GROUT Treasurer, ROSE KOKUBU Secretary, PAT NENN'liOUSE Sergeant-at-ArIIIs, ANN lWINER OFFICERS-SPRING TERM President, MARY CAROLINE KNAP Vice-President, CAROLYN CLARK Treasurer, MARION BEEBE Secretary, SUSAN GROUT Sergeant-at-Arins, NANCY CHALM AND JOSIE MCCLAREN ga an pf - fig s . -, 1 K w 3 A I' E I 'L+ x L I' , OFFICERS-FALL TERM President, JACK ROBERTS Vice-President, MARGARET TOMBI Secret' ' J, BOE LINDQUIST Treasurer, TOM SEA RS Serg.-at-Arms, MASAYOSHI MAsuc Editor, DoN DEYETTE OFFlCERSvSPRlNG TERM President, DON DEYETTE Vice-President, Lois HAGERTY Secretary, CARROLL PETERSON Treasurer, DAVID BILLINGS Sergeant-at-Arms, BILL AMBION Editor, Bon LINDQUIST A-. xl , he 6911, , x fi? .ar . ' y ou s . A OFFICERS resident, CHESTER MORRISON ecretary, GWENDOLYN jorcis ergeant-at-Arms, JAMES PURDY ditor, DEANA Scniuzinan tage Manager, GEORGE I-IASKELL 5? 0 Me i ill il 16 My I il l-L t ,- ENTERTAINMENT .Yemnd raw: Bergeron Esrille Davidson Pierce Skogseth Shiu McCurdy Anderson Brouillard Florence Rood Haskell Front raw: Singer Gee Joyce Kersey Mrs. Wickham Morrison Mr. Keats Schricber Purdy Toy Peterson CHORISTERS Fifth raw: Williams Gladstein Gee Tedsen Hawkins Buel Gilstrap Toyota, A. Fourth row: Sinn Graf Geldard Houliston Suflield Strahl Pharris McPherson Gray Benson Ridout Couture Clark' Toyota, M. Third raw: Meier Kohara Stout McCormick Parsons Neth Dolan Reetz Lee Atkins Bordsen Shepherd .Yemnd raw: Miss Tipton Spencer Faron Williams Booker Pelay Gulfey Clark Barr Kokubu Ward Manos Abbott From row: Aediti Peterson, D. Alexander Noyes Schier Stribling Subotnick Bradley Grasle Sooysmith Lawrence Peterson,J. FIRE SQUAD Fifrh raw: Erautt Johansen Hammer Gardner Ellis Livingston Shick Bowles Smith Carroll DeNeEe Latourette Founh raw: Duffy Rosen Hiatt Baker Holtzman Momeyer Hoyt Mitchell West, H. Pierce Miyoshi Third row: Ammon Clow Signor Langbridge Payne Karterman Weatherly Graham Butz Hickman Burgess Granata Smmd raw: Gray Alvord Larsen McMahon Combs Sparks Lolich Anderson Oches Brouillard Pesky Bonaducc Front raw: West, D. Timmins Ellis Akerstrom Pesky,J. Bubalo Fredricks Howe Galiucci Hauser Eagles HI-Y Sscomi raw: Ogden Clow Butz Hauser Karterman Weatherly McMahon Anderson Carroll Payne Paveskovich, V. Fran! row: Burgess Ellis Smith Paveskovich,J. Bubalo Johansen West Graham Erautt HUNT Second raw: Taylor, S. Wilson Goldstein Lueddemann Foskctt Hudson Sternberg Lasswell Front row: Taylor, H. Eccles Brooks Lesher Maxwell Mr. Maaurn Kaufman Rhoads Clanton Wither INTERNATIONAL Third row: Gage Schafer Brady Rupp Sheehan Noyes Feldcr Second row: Wilson Anderson Ash Verdurmen.De Horty Wood Adams Hogaboom Mesher Foster, M. Thompson Beardsley Front row: Thompson, M. Sclmitzcr Horenstein Menashc Fam Mr. King Rogers Foster, B. Freidenrich, D. Frcidenrich,B, W f f J R .5 3, '23-42 OFFICERS-FALL TERM President, TOM TERRY Vice-President, JOHN PESKY Secretury, BILL FIJRNISH Treasurer, CLARK GRAHABI Sergeant-ut-Arxns, l'l.-XRRY JOHAR OFFICERS-SPRING TER? President,JOI1N PESKY Vice-President, JOHN BUEALO Secretary, ERIC HAUSER Treasurer, PETER SMITH , Sergeant-at-Arins, J1M ELLIS l - ' THX' Xl T ig J 2' .5 2 , W I ll' PQ A ii' ' 1 OFFICERS-FALL TERMf President, BOE RANKIN l Vice-President, JOHN KAUFLIAN l Secretary, DONNAEEL MAXXh'ELL 1 Treasurer, HERNIENE TAYLOR l Editor, SHIRLEY BROOKS OFFICERS-SPRING TERlN President, DONNABEL M.kXXN'ELL Vice-President, OWEN RHOADS Secretary, ELOISE LESHER Treasurer, JOHN KAUFMAN Sergeant-at-Arms, HERLIENE Tm Editor, JOAN FELDMAN 1 rs,- x ZKWx , . M g fl, .. 5 l President, JEANNE ROGERS Vice-President, JOY THOMPSON 1 Sccretarv, MARIAN GAGE l l 6 M Q 5 ll' lll I J T l OFFICERS-FALL TERM Treasurer, DICK FREIDENRICK OFFICERS-SPRING TERN President, JEANNE ROGERS Vice-President, EDITH FAIN Secretary, BETTY FOSTER Treasurer, VICTOR MENASCHE Editor, SYLVIA SCHNITZER M5 cy X 1 ' x V x Q33 OFFICERS-FALL TERM -esident, CORNELIA Cmzr ce-President, PHI'Lz.Is BRONAUGI-I retary, HOLLIS'JOHNSTON asurer, JOAN CI1Rx'sTp.I.I. g.-at-Arms, MARVIN GOODMAN itor, LOUISE ROSSMAN I OFFICERS-SPRING TERM bsideut, Louise Rossiwmw ce-President, 'JOAN CHRYSTALL cretary, EVELYN STRAIIAN easurer, MARVIN GOODMAN rgeant-at-Arms, 'JOHN MYERS litor, JANE BOROSUND G 66 Tg f li? -' I-I Messe .5 3271? Z ll MO lfffi' Q23 7' Q go MASQUERS Second raw: Goon Haffenden Marshall Peterson Purdy McCurdy Smith Jackson Weinstein McArthur Urquhart Bergstrom Front row: Srrahan Myers Borosund Chrystall Goodman Rossman Mrs. Fawns Bronaugh Cerf Johnston Benson Prouty ORCHESTRA Tbirrlrow: Cody Wahlers, A. Wither Wintler La Pore Greer Duhrkoop Wiley Sellers .frcomi row: Maul Foster Wahlers,R. Decker Piccioni MCCroskey Miller Otis Frantrow: Singer Johnston Greer Scrogin Lewis Pharris Case Denman Goldstein Brady MCCready ' MIXED CHORUS I-'aurrb raw: Prudhomme Larsen Smith Anderson Henniger Wessler Young Brown Lee Thirdmw: Singer Asmar Kersey Bradley Eagles Brouillard Skogseth Piccioni Stricker Schrieber Rosen .fecondraws Miss Tipton Odom Moshier Taylor Grierster Stribling Johnson Losley Florence Hagerty Weir Migaki Fnmrraw: Cormany Thompson Sutton Pelay Murphy Auspluncl Ley Alexander Gilman Ley Lawrence Barrick PI-EPSILON Second raw: White Granof Oba Colistro Wahncr Piccioni Gassner Kaufman Lasswcll Disselhorst Wheeler Front row: Teshima Clifford Goodman Eekhardt Mizote Mr. Foulk Tanner Wvnckoop Lykken Sarkisian Torgler Anderberg PI LAMBDA KAPPA .femndraws Crittenden McCafferty Case Gevurtz Wilson Weigant Goritson Subotnik Frantraw: Merz Dahlquist Gray Mr. Berkham Cathey Simpson Hammersley Stubblebine PHILOS Third row: Johnston Clark, R. Marshall Peterson Terry McKenney Vincent Stubbs Sammi raw: Sutton Hong Campbell, M. Bergstrom Rogers Campbell, M. A. I-laffenden Neal Chrystall Kokubu Bowerman Valentine Cerf Ermt row: Clark, C. Weaver Rossman Clark, P. Ausplund Gill Miss Steinmetz Bronaugh Grout Holcomb Bcebe Tau Feldman ig l eva T OFFICERS-FALL TERM President, BETTY TATOR Vice-President, JIB1 MIzoTE Secretary, RUTI-I ECKHARDT Treasurer, NTARY KOMATSU Sergeant-at-Arins, NOLAND TANN OFFICERS-SPRING TERM President, NOLAND TANNER Vice-President, JEAN LYKKEN Secretary, KIYOKO TESHIBKA Treasurer, JIM NIIZOTE Sergfat-Arms, ELAINE XVYNKOOP If I :I - OFFICERS-FALL TERM President, LOUISE STUBBELBINE Vice-President, ARTHUR XVILSON Secretary, ETHEL CONKLIN Treasurer, JIM DAI-ILQUIST Sergeant-at-Arms, JACK SIMPSON Editor, RICHARD LUBLINER OFFICERS-SPRING .TERM President, RICHARD LUBLINER Vice-President, JACK SIMPSON Secretary, I.oIs MERz Treasurer, BILL CATHEY Sergeant-at-Arms, ROBERT GRAY Editor, MARVIN GOODMAN 'Z' w O 'R I 1 S OFFICERS-FALL TERM President, LISA GILI. ViceAPres,, MARGARET BERGsTRoI Secretary, LoUIsE ROSSMAN Treasurer, SHIRLEY HOLCOLIB Sergeant-at-Arms, PATRICIA CLAR OFFICERS-SPRING TERM President, PI-IYLI.Is BRONAUGH Vice-President, SUSAN GROUT Secretary, MARION BEEBE Treasurer, VIRGINIA HOLCOINIB Sergeant-at-Arms, MARY AUSPLUL I 1 ? S r-CE W wfes m ? , K.-35 N K, . Ax X' wif wig EX Q ' OFFICERS-FALL TERM resident, ATEIENA PELAY 'ice-President, PAULINE G.-uN1:s ccretary, EMMA VERDERMAN ireasurcr, LEONARD SHAVER OFFlCERSiSPRlNG TERM resident, LEONARD SHAVER 'ice-President, ATHENA Perm' ccretary, PATsx' SUTTON reasurer, FRANCES lNTEsHER lerg.-at-Arms, GLORIA Hfmmnizsrt 'rg' qc? .W ,fled 'fx ST in K f ff fx tif X71 cg Ed any QQ i SANS NOM .Yermd row: Front row: ROOM Third raw: .ferond raw: Fran! raw: ROOM Fifth row: Fourzb row: Tbird raw: .Yscand raw: Fran! row: Cormany Lee Gaines, A. Wither Weigant Vercleman Gaines, P. Shearer Sutton Hammersley Nepom Mesher Pelay Mr. Albin Shaver Piccioni Hudson Stubbs EDITOR Gleason Lasswell McNary Watkins McCurdy Miller Goon Beasley Williams Peterson Pynn Hauser Miller McEwen MeKenney Rntelil-F Yazolino Politz Bergstrom Benson Kitson Schnitzer Kariel Schnitzer, S. Rogers Vincent Mrs. Southworth Borosund Lykken Weinberg Wendel REPS Larsen Luedclemann Carroll Canter McNary Dunphy Giannick Cathey Rinken Menashe Walling Harris Lasswell Wetle Bradley Erskine l-Iogaboom Hauser Rubenstein Gold Jackson Erautt Mizotc Lee Yee Geller Reed Helser Johnson Grasle Garlick Goldstein Buell Eccles Benson Smith Booth Barrick Bergstrom Allyn Horenstein Zidell Gill Pelay Hudson Perry Pain Guenther Seralli Leopold Johnston West Freidenrich Mr. Foulk Alexander Kargman Williams McCready Gcrlack YEARBOOK .S'econdraw.' Campbell,M. Bergstrom Davidson Granoff Ellis Momeycr Miller Baker Gilman Latourette Rood Ellis Campbell, M. A. FYOHff01b.' Weaver l-laffcnden Borosund Ammon Wendel Mr. Wills Mrs, Southworth Lykken Gill Webb Knight BACK NUMBERS I.efrrori,gbx: Weston Smith,N. Sparks Mr. Albin Middleton Smith, A. Steidle Adams TRI-Y Faurtb raw: Felder Reed Nelson Stribling Jensen Tranchell Thin! row: Buehler Owen Hitrner johnson Mnnncll Ohka Sakamato Andrews Alcom Florence Duffy Scrogin Helm Secondraw: Lee Ondow Corrado White Stricker Welc:h,E. Welch, A. Laugen Hans0n,B. Beardslcy Hall Clark Ellis Front row: Weinstcin,S. Weinstein, M. Gilstrap Larson Odom Hall Tipton Gage Hanson,F. Chu Applegate Kohara Gerlach EW .2 gf 4 4 - .fr ' a',,,y,1-nan. - 1, ri OFFICERS-FALL TERM, President, MALCOLM STUBBELBINQ OFFICERSfSPRlNG TERIN President, ALAISTER SMITH W OFFICERS-FALL TERM President, MAIUAN GAGE 1 Vice-President, Esrmzn Koi-IAEA 1 Secretary, JEAN CLARK l Treasurer, THERESA XVALENTINE y Inter-Club Rep, MADELINE SPRIH OFFICERSfSPRlNG TERIJ President, MARIAN GAGE Vice-President, MAXINE Ci-ru Secretary, VICKIE HALL Treasurer, XVINXFRED HANSON Inter-Club Rep, LORNA BECK Editor, Dorus Onom 1 1 l 1 fmt Qs S If-1 '.1?T'wL535 i EK if l zffll llililil I, Ei? l 1 5 Y K i 5 3 I l IZ. lk , lui, Af .3 If fl, Nt. fl 5 j I Ulmzual Staff The process of compiling a Yearbook in- volves not only hard work, but a spirit of cooperation. Such work and such feeling inspired the staff of this annual to sacrifice school hours and personal freedom. From the Art department was called the cream of available talent, from the English de- partment came students with a love and feeling for literature. Combined with these experts in cultural fields were types equally needed . . . capable, business-like students . . . efficient, responsible workers. Others with executive ability, coordinated these into a satisfactory working unit. Directed by thoroughly experienced advisors, inspired by school loyalty, these students devoted their Senior term to the success of the tangible symbol of these classes . . . the 1939 Yearbook. The hardworking staj has its moments of relaxatzon -.t. isUt?Kif3Me.u1 Us .. , . essAEmaHetJ,asts 135QlXS:?.Smt4 , . F351 u IT 'TT he ' O ig AID Ct U1 - C IE-l gHoTel twwx 0,0 Features The fun and activities of school life are often remembered longer than the lessons themselves. Here you see us as We really are . . . unposed . . . perhaps undignihed, but nevertheless enjoying our- y selves . . . doing the things that make school a delightful part of our youth. K ovyigiskir I ETTWBRGH I Q or Tw Co, 2 'LWN d Pllhtmws- l X e re in o ' Q '7 Q Y AQVGX N S Tg'XQVSX?UPd?5l0X1CS Th l Y ll ' Taka lip WGKY-gig l Li Unmgad lllns nm Z7 X ffx Vw 7 v no lov Figs U dill' - A 1 Q71 I f J Z B 3 ' EAN x 1 K1 6 GZZEZXX P N C N W' s i aw t Ytliivmtl iii Q , J Xl if XXX x' ', 'Q fx Lvl' 1 , N, J wi N , J N 3- -t is Malin of fs Q - 1 X saw if X it - fl -t e 'we' writ-M wp-3' s no TUOY FW f, On 0 sofTuE A'ITRESs 'B l-SLEEP Lx 1 wx O O 01.0 LQ HW bx 5 rm Q TAKE A Q QEQMGBRZS FLORXDBTRIP 4l'FoffL,w pf-50 TRAVEL BUREAU oF THE U.s. WWW W eil. 4 zrfuce WW EN Q iS13sn'N1fNA PsuvSfx.Kes?z'S C 4' f SU XS Tggp WDOR SPACE Q N D ww' 6 Qs., ' L ,Q, L 5 vans gm f U1 52137300 K if pp 'f,JI,wfQ', 2 iw K . f' ,Q f , ERAVE W X Eixbof 3- 4 f M, W ff' X Q. D H x KV I W f .n SL- C3- -.Tl 0 -JQHQQ V If X I 0 0 ' 1 7 E LQODUYdRSh ll L , a Q, 1916423 :ii 5:3 AARON BUCHWACH MARJORY HOSFELDT june 1938 'Dads' Club Tlaaae From every graduating class, two members, a boy and a girl, are chosen as those who have con- tributed most to the school in the Way of service. The Lincoln High Dads' Club choose the recipients of this honor and their names are inscribed on the Dads' Club Plaque, which hangs in our library. MALCOLM STUBBLEBINE SHIRLEY HOLCOMB january 1939 K r,.,m Rose Festival Trincesses Prior to 1930 the members of the Rose Festival Court were chosen from the ranks of the young society and professional women of Portland. Since that date a princess has been elected by each high school student body. From this group the Queen of Rosaria is chosen, and the remaining girls form the royal court. For three days these girls rule the city, welcoming distinguished visitors, officiating at many cere- monies, and being feted in every way. BEATRICE KRODER Lincoln? Princess in 1938 MARION BEEBE Lineolrfs Princess in 1939 bs WORKING .' Exploring g Shining Swafching Explaining WW ' ' M1-' K x ' Y -ne., f 4 4 'HQ3' 'Eg gs Ewing Oniseling Exploding Swinging In E 2 - Y ls.. ' H ' ,-:.Q1E'f:f 1 . ln- Dlonning Dointivwg Pointing Designing Shooting Studying WORKING Q Wondering Drzominq Rzoding Posing Lough: Boring? Yowning Diagnosing Toliiing f Smiiing Pondering ' Leaving? i Doubtinq ig Qrriving i Deming? 'X L L as My x lv n!'Af4'64',4. M ,I Q, A from Smeeges fo Freeges X XGET :gt ' CHE!-IALKS Sues PAST NEW LINE cd? In FLAG W Q 1 f 11,1 'E 1 4 4 1, 1, V 1.0 V- , 5 ,E 'Fr-onq af I 1 SEPT- ' MDZSEPT- u.s.cAPnfox. SEPT- S . g f ff X xx ,f commumw cu-we f vfuzsv is 2 G' ' A A f Rave ' vecvoav f f HM FU'? -'T'5Q X .5 KTA gf b U X 'Q 9 kL'Ei'23?.u?9 15 w e 3 OCT. 'L oct L. O OCT. . Xfk - Qi '-Jrgfi 24 AFTER THE ' CAR WA H TQUGH H MECHANIQ . WSATURDAV . even 1 we ii BEC. If I X K 1 V . I it ,. I' f f : . . 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Y COMM 1 F H ie, To W s .a i -K . NCEMENT THE w'Wzsv.X mfr., - ,V , , ' , V-nhvrx SENXOQ Lx? P f PEZ , , , -. jc , R 'Ax if -...1 A3 ' if fic ' JUUN-E '39 Mpw CLASS PLAY A ix . 1-I3 Ig: 4.,f 2 X. . IAS. NE DAVIS SARA RCJGERIS MARY WOLFFC BRUCE 5TEiPI'!RI'f50IfZ January Class Play SATURDAY EVENING GHOST For their class play the January ,39 Class chose The Saturday Evenir Ghost, a three-act farce taken from a story written by Oscar Wildeq Mr. Otis, a wealthy Ozobrite soap magnate, rents a castle in Englar where he brings Mrs. Otis, his oldest daughter Virginia, and the lol able twins, Sunny and Pet. The Castle is haunted by the ghost of Q Simon de Canterville, an Elizabethan ancestor of Lord Cantcrville, own of the Castle, and the ghost falls in love with Virginia. Mystery al suspense are furnished by Mrs. Umney, the formidable housekeepf Lord Archibald and the twins create the comedy. THE CAST Cln order of their appearanceD Mr. Otis, KENDALL SEIGFRIED Lord Canterville, BRUCE STEPHANSO Mrs. Umney, JAYNE DAVIS Sunny Otis, SARA ROGERS Pet Otis, MARY WOLEE Virginia Otis, VIRGINIA MILLER y Mrs. Otis, JENNIE WELCH Lord Archibald, TOM SEARS Sir Simon de Cantcrville, BRUCE STEPHANSON . mas gm ss-Jia-aa ' - ,, ' Q ' in Y .RLSXESTEFE SMITH NYSA H5155 ,TUE MUbiL3!tN MAE-vZCJAHP I' HHRi,:fs'1'Hf3b.1 ,lfYi'K 3S!wi'l'26l'5Y une Class Play USMILIN' THROUGH ie Seniors of the June '39 class chose as their production, Smilin' Trough, a romantic three-act comedy by Allan Langdon Martin. This fantastic comedy-drama is based on a love tragedy occurring ty years previously. A beautiful young bride-to-be is shot and killed on :r Wedding night by a rejected suitor who intends to kill the man she to marry. She vows she will come back in spirit to undo the wrong. nd when, as time passes, a boy and girl of the families, out of the esent generation, fall in love and are separated by their elders, her irit returns to aid them in their romance. CAST OF CHARACTERS THE PROLOGUE Rf 235 If?-I 1E TC li R Lrah Wayne, PHYLLIS DAv1DsoN Mary Clare, MARGARET BERGSTROM THE PLAY rhn Carteret, JACK MCCURDY Dr. Owen Harding, Bon DORNER ath1eenDungannon,LousERossMAN Ellen, NITA ELLIS 'illie Ainley, JOE MORGAN Kenneth Wayne, ALAISTER SMITH ledding Guests, AUDRA HAFEENDEN Jeremiah Wayne, ALAISTER SMITH JANE BOROSUND Moonyeen Clare, LOUISE RossMAN QT 'Ulu 3 fifii' E' l' JZ :VN l,f:VI'-Ili k1'D5iEM:XIv Yl,1.l:4 IWAY IDSU M, ,,,,,,, . ., 31 ui: is, fa- wi Nm 5 R 3 ' S I N 3 'Q U W Q1 1 zf' ' : . 'A ,4 A : ' N: . qi It A ,,4k IIIHIIIIIIIIIHHIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIII 1 if 51 ,55 -a -'A 'e3,7 mL. -3 9' 5 'L gy f X : ,,i it '53 ff 4 U - 'M' Q. 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H4.l .I Am? . 5. ,, .. .. ,, ,A , 5 W V , , .W .,x,- . x.1:,!JL.:,,,p,,, I L'--V--dn. f ' I A 1 l .nl Y V v4.1-m'+.o ul w ' f f A W,-,r:..,:.1 FEMA 3 '.Gi1.iik:n:z' ' .':1.: 15m1m' 'KJ-Ii-2 ' - just a -hw of our outstanding athletes l All-star football players, TERRY,-ELLIS, JOHANSEN, MITCHELL. JOHN BUBALO, football, baseball, basketball. JOE ERAUTT, star baseball player for three years. DICK WEST, high-point basketball player. K 1g,arr.HrM, .rt-TUV ,xjglgwggik .5 ,A rs .rwigrflgv 3 Wgx W wg.. Jilivilwllf . . M . 3. . . Q - E . M Ukprr. is ' L- M Vg, :QQ Sifagfiifgi -ti 55f+. T' . l'4 T?,s.2 5--5. Y ' fin fr 'iI '92'5 1 .1522 :ll-fag we a f f. '- JACK SHULER rrsgrrial A - -- f T, 4- 3' lib. Q a. fy M--.. if X rf... rr. Oregon State boys' golf champion. M U HARRISON PECK One of the Northwest junior skiing stars BUBALO, HANSEN,APESKY Three Musketeers of Sports xxygf. C14 A Distance Medley team. DUFFY BOWLES. EAGLES. and HOWE, broke the city record. Rurmrrsrup for Pacific Coast Cross Country Championship: ED EAGLES, holder of Northwest 440 and low hurdles record Seafeqf Morgan, Bowles. AfldefS0D- Howe, Hammer. DCHSCH and never beaten. BOB DUFFY, who holds interscholastic cross- Standmg: Reeves, Duffy, Coach Lindstrom, Schoepper country.,-eco,-d, BASKETBALL DAVID G. WRIGHT rid G. Wright, known to sports writers Wee Dave, has coached basketball at coln for nine years. His teams have al- rs been ranking ones, and he himself is ed upon as one of the most successful hes in the city. COACHES FOOTBALL AND BASEBALL WADE WILLIAMS . Wade Williams has been coaching football and baseball at Lincoln for a number of years and has turned out many athletes who have become college stars. His work is known and respected among sportsmen throughout the Northwest. TRACK ANTON G. LINDSTROM Anton G. Lindstrom is a comparative new- comer to the Lincoln coaching staff, having been here only three years. Under him, track has come from oblivion to be a ranking sport. He has built up several individual stars as well as some highly respected teams. ,f FOOTBALL .femndrawx Ammon Martin Stubblebine Smith Henniger Mears Rawson Brouillard Throop Mt. Williams Front raw: Sparks Erskine Lolich Johansen Mitchell Akerstrom Ellis Baker Davidson Football Four essential qualifications for a good football team are weight, experience, spirit and above all, a coach. We were lax in the first two but we had the last two in abundance. Although we defeated only Commerce and tied Washington, if one cares to look into the records, the most sur- prising thing he will Hnd will be the number of times the Cardinal team held back the on- slaught of opposing teams within the ten-yard line. When defeat was certain, the Lincoln lads gave the rival team perplexing moments, and not until the final crack of the gun did our boys relax. Mr. Williams' coaching ability was shown in the all-star game, when the all-stars de- feated Jefferson 13-6. They were the hrst all-star team to pass the champions. Lincoln's All-Stars were our captain, Tom Terry, Harry Johansen, a four-year lettermang Bob Mitchell, the hardest hitter on our team, and Jim Ellis, our best pass receiver. Graduating lettermen are Alan Davidson, Malcolm Stubblebine, Albert Jensen, Byron Baker, Ralph Oches, Harold Throop, Bob Sparks, Jim Rawson, Tom Terry, Bob Mitchell, Frank Roberts, Harry Johansen, Stew Fredericks, and Harry Etlinger. 1 Williamx' All-Stars Boero Harper Foster Mitchell Roosevelt Franklin Gran t Lincoln K. Squad The K Squad, under the able direction of Dave Wright, com- pleted their season with four wins and three defeats. Their first game was with the Tigard varsity who beat them Younce Roosevelt rg,-o. They defeated Washington, Commerce, Roosevelt, and Jefferson, losing only to the Jefferson Ramblers and Benson. Kenneth Atveson kicked off over the goal line consistently and will be a rival of Jim Ellis' kick-off duties. Other out- standing stars who are expected to fill vacant varsity posts are: Harry Foltz, a 2.50-pound tackle, Ed De Vall, a line smashing halfback, and Bob Signor, an excellent passer and punter who may be a triple threat man next year. Graham, Erautt, Timmins, Langbridge, Granato, Fredericks, Robinson, Ellis, Hoyt, Signer, Pesky Olson, Signer, Clow, Shearer, Lolich, Smith, Karterman, Watkins, Cody, Atterbury, Ogden Laswell, Kobielsky, Akerstrom, Livingston, R. Camey, C. Camey, Stewart, Gallagher, Burgess, mgr., Viaene, mgr., Lindquist, mgr l ,YP l lf? 7 P , fz 'Q xl. Sq UXUX I v-m!v 'W 'Baseball Lincoln has an excellent chance of winning the baseball championship this year, having a returning letterman for every position except shortstop. Last year Lincoln was second, winning II games and losing only 3. Conspicuous by their absence will be John Pesky, John Bubalo and Bill Carney, all better than .4oo hitters, and Chuck Crosby, ace moundsman. Lincoln will have an excellent pitching staff including Stew Fredericks, Ken Clow, Dan Momeyer, Wes Hoyt, Vincent Pesky and Frank Lolich. There will be a very snappy infield including Jim Ellis at first base, Johnny Granato at second base, at shortstop will be Dick Langbridge, and Clark Graham at third base. Catching will be Joe Erautt. The outfield will consist of Bill Timmins, Harold Ogden and Stanley Robinson. Most of these boys played last summer on the American Legion team which won the North- west Championship but as defeated at Grand Forks, N. D., for the Western Championship. D. West, Weatherly, Combs, Karterman, Bubalo, McMahon, Fredericks Coach Wright, H. West, Throop, Jenny, Larson, Graham, Miyoshi, Alvord, mgr. 'Basketball The Cardinal basketball team started the current season badly crippled. Such stars as Jack Wershkul, Joe Lebenzon, Vern Reynolds, and Al Hansen, every one a first or second string all-city man, had been lost by graduation. However, the scrappy Cards wound up this year in first division, tied for third place with Franklin and Roosevelt. Coach Dave Wright put a team on the maple that established this record: won Hrst four games and became known as Wright's Wonders , lost next Hve games to drop into second division, Won following three games, then lost the next, but took the season's final. Beat every team in the league at least once except the Champions of Jefferson. The team's starting line-up read: Forwards, Dick West and Wendel Weatherly, Guards, Bill McMahon, Ted Combs, or Stew Fredricks, Center, John Bubalo. Letter-earning sub- stitutes were Hugh West, Harold Throop, Monroe Karterman, and Clark Graham. Graduating lettermen are Bill McMahon, Stew Fredricks, john Bubalo, Harold Throop, Monroe Karterman, and Clark Graham. Here are the season's results: FIRST HALF SECOND HALF Lincoln 37 Commerce 7.1 Lincoln Benson 7.0 Lincoln 30 Benson 7.3 Lincoln Franklin 7.5 Lincoln 37 Franklin I7 Lincoln Washington 7.7. Lincoln 7.7 Washington 7.3 Lincoln Roosevelt 19 Lincoln I9 Roosevelt 7.4 Lincoln Jefferson 30 Lincoln I5 Jefferson 30 Lincoln Commerce 17. Lincoln 7.6 Grant 37. Lincoln Grant 7.8 F ron t Row Buchwach, Lebenzon, Boller, A. Popick, Director Fisher Puziss Back Row Manager Glickman, Mink, Hecox, Watkins, Horenstem Coach Wright L Popick Berlant Enkelis zmior 'Basketball acoln had one of the best Junior teams that have played our maple for some time. The team went through a com- te 14-game schedule with a record marred by only three eats, tying for the championship of the junior league :h jefferson and Grant. The team had one of the best fspects to beat Maurie Stremich's record in Leonard Eick, who made 7.84 points for an average of zo a game. .heir defeats were at the hands of Grant, Jefferson, and mmerce. They won the rest of their games with com- 'ative ease. The captain was Alvin Popick, cousin of mard. Alvin was one of the finest defensive men in the ue. goldovers from this year's varsity together with stars nm the yunior squad give Coach Wright high hopes for a mant-contending varsity next year. Front Row I De Bauw, Mason, Hammer, Anderson, Bowles, Coach Lindstrom, Duffy, Alvord, Eagles, Morgan, Brouillarrl Middle Row L. Benveniste, Dehen, johnson, Radcliffe, Howe, J. Benveniste, Pomeroy, Rhoades, Shaw, Menashe, Reeves, Donally Back Row Disselharst. Finley, D. West, Butz, Carter, Middleton, Piccioni, Westcott, Peterson, Leonard, Paulson 'Hack Although there is a small turn-out, Lincoln's track outlook is exceptionally bright, being inspired by last Fall's cross-country squad who climaxed a successful season by taking runr1er's up position for Pacific Coast Championship. Members of the team were: Ed Schoepper, Charles Bowles, Vernon Howe, Bud Anderson, John Densen, Joe Morgan, and Gordon Hammer. Coach Lindstrom has high hopes for the coming season with a large number of po- tential stars and veterans. Bob Duffy, who has yet to go down in defeat, will be the main- stay of the team. kkaa E. Standing Coach Phillips, Moore, Stafford, Coach Keats Seated Shuler, No. 23 McMahon, Captaing Duden, No. lg Warren 600' Lincoln divoteers stand an excellent chance of winning this season's championship. The squad is composed of seasoned veterans led by Captain Bob Duden, but due to the competitive system in golf, any man on the team may become No. 1. Standing , Moe, Philan, B. Lykken, Ellsberg, Advisor King, Lubliner Seated J Lykken Torgeler Weaver Rhoades Maxwell Foster Perkel 'Fmnis The Cardinal net-men are gunning for the championship this season with one of the strongest Lincoln teams in years. , 4 A f Coach Harold King's charges include the veteran lettermen Alan Ellsberg, Richard Lubliner, and Hal Philan, and newcomers Bill Moe and Bill Lykken. Members of this ycar's girls' team are Helen Rhoads, Betty Foster, Annie Perkel, Donna Maxwell, Betty Foster, and Barbara Weaver. w ,. Audra Haffenden, Brenda Helser, Shirley Kruger, Joan Feldman, Marguerite Leach. Skiing Under the capable leadership of Tom Terry, skiing has gained much interest at Lincoln since 1937. Outstanding members of our ski team are Tom Terry, Harrison Peck, Bob Payne, Norman Rupp, and Rodney Johnson. The team competed at Mt. Hood and Bend in several meets, and ended in third place with Portland standings. ,Law-V- QV 'IV ' ., . E -.J-Lorie-SRE ,a'f4i3 lsM ' V . . i Swimming These swimmers have been prominent in local meets. Of the boys, Bill Preble holds the freestyle record for Ioo yards, and Bob Grant holds men's breast- stroke titles. Brenda Helser holds numerous free- style records in both the Junior and Senior divisions. Audra Haffenden is women's backstroke champion for the state. Bill Preble, Lamar Tooze, Bob Grant, Jim Fenwick. Not in picture: Herbert Cooper and Philip Feldman. ri iii YA , ,A Y, .. ,N-ff A . 0- I H- 'Neg , x 6 I P? ,. his is X115 ' ' . Q f X . if D D i x ve!! Q P n. ef SV s 5 f i ' ef X Qiaiiimgw., .. H 'lx fiffiaazsmea N ,. .iii GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Thirdrow: Sullivan Wilson Reetz Hasrings Jeffries Anazawa Overlin Seraudraw: Back Clow Lenhart Gilmore Ellsworth Howard Guifey Florence Kruger Rosumny Bentley Blasen Front raw Seigel Long Benson Okha Gray Borosund Mrs. Mathieson Scrogin Pierce Corrado johnson Buehler Fuller G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association, whose advisor is Mrs. Jean Matheison, was founded in 1937 for the purpose of promoting health, athletics, and good sportsmanship among the girls. The G. A. A. members receive awards each year upon earning points for participating in the numerous activities. These are ice skating, roller skating, volley ball, indoor, basketball, tennis, hiking, swimming, bicycling, danc- ing, archery, and tumbling. The G. A. A. motto is A Sport for Every Girl and A Girl in Every Sport. The officers are: President, Jane Borosund, Vice-President, Margaret Scrogging Secretary-Treasurer, Matoka Okha, Point Chairman, Ruth Benson, Sergeant-at-Arms, Petranilla Corrado, Editor, Jeanna Gray. mmm' afmswmr wage ns 2 s WW-M. 3 N ss .. ?' . '-, .. , Aiiggw 'LN S' Q 3? E 'Hs 1: as Q wmv W .SX 'Qld 30 vfcknowledgments This year again our annual has been produced by James, Kerns 85 Abbott Company. We appreciate their excellent work, and we especially appreciate the help- ful services of Mr. Donald Abbott. To Mr. Arthur L. Ransford, who took our group picturesg to the Gladys Gilbert Studio, which provided our individual photographs, to the Camera Club, which took our Candid shots, and to Brubaker Aerial Surveys who furnished some of our scenic views, we offer our thanks for fine work and patient cooperation. Within our own school the staff has had invaluable assistance from its advisors, from all of the depart- ments, and from so many interested fellow students that it would be impossible to name them all here. We feel, however, that the following underclassmen should be mentioned for their untiring work in this production: Dan Beasley, page make-upg Bill Ammon, sports materialg Carl Henniger and David Billings, candid shots, Fred Gong, David Semon, Vernon Brown, and Leonard Shaver, drawings, art work and cartoons.