Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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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

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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,

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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