Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1951 volume:

School Spirit Issue of T H E C A R DI N A L Mmm Published by The Student Body LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL PoR1LANo,oREGoN JUNE, 1951 THE 1912 STRUCTURE, FACING THE PARK BLOCKS, IS ONE OF PORTLAND'S WEST SIDE LAND MARKS. 70'ze:'c.fa'z ci THE STAFF OF THE CARDINAL YEARBOOK, IN CHOOSING THE THEM NSCHOOL SPIRIT' FOR THIS 1951 EDITION, DID SO WITH THE THOUGHT OF COMMEMORATING THE EVER GROWING EVIDENCE OF SCHOOL SPIRIT AND LOYALTY TO LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL. THE THEME IS, WITHOUT QUESTION, EXTREMELY TIMELY, NOT ONLY BECAUSE OF THE PENDING CHANGE IN SCHOOL PLANTS FROM THE VENERABLE 1912 STRUCTURE TO THE NEW, MODERN BUILDING, BUT BECAUSE OF THE CONTINUED RISE OF LINCOLN'S STANDARDS IN VIRTUALLY ALL FIELDS INCLUDING SCHOLARSHIP AND, MOST NOTICE- ABLY, ATHLETICS. AS YOU TURN THE PAGES OF THIS EDITION OF THE CARDINAL, IT IS OUR FERVENT WISH THAT YOU TOO WILL BE ABLE TO REALIZE WHY LINCOLN STUDENTS AND LINCOLN ALUMNAE HAVE A TRUE SENSE OF NSCHOOL SPIRITH. A HE FOLK DANCE VOGUL BQ vm I 2114: af fanfanfa ARD SHUFFLERS 5 ADMINISTRATION ------------------ Mr. Wills ------- ----- Vice-Principals ----- Faculty ---------------- - CLASSES ------------------ ---- - Seniors -------- '------ - Juniors --------- ----- - Sophomores ----- Freshmen ---- ACTIVITIES ---------- Pop Cycles ------ Camellia Show ---- Girls' League --- May Fete ----- ---- Class Play ----- Publications ---- P.T.A. --------- Dads' Club --------- ---- ---- ORGANIZATIONS ---------- Student Body Groups Honor Society -------------- Clubs ------------- Music Groups ---- SPORTS ----------- ---- Football -------- - Basketball ------- - Swimming ---------- Cross Country ----- Track ------------- Baseball --------- Minor Sports ------ ROSE FESTIVAL PRINCESS - ACKNOWLEGEMENTS -------- 2 4 5 6 10 12 24 50 54 40 42 46 47 48 49 50 52 55 54 56 GO 62 77 80 84 S6 91 92 93 94 96 100 101 TAMARA JAFFE AND NMR. CANDY-CANEW, GEORGE SUMINO, AT THE CHRISTMAS FORMAL--SCHOOL SPIRIT MINGLES WITH THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT. A RALLY ASSEMBLY--SCHOOL SPIRIT AT ITS REST AN EMBLEM OF SCHOOL SPIRIT--LINCOLN'S MAJORETTES ,.,. v i '?3'T a Nl X N 'Hu MISS BAND DIRECTOR C. ROBERT WHITE ACCEPTS S200 PRIZE MONEY FOR JAMBOREE TICKET SALES FROM SB PREXY DAN DILLARD. PM k.'g w .'-? -W I E A 5 1 ax ' Q! f 5 . 1 V, v V S . I ,4 . .. ' A A A RTIXIN TQQS. ,,kkgk LA- K L ' UPA L iid 2 YEARBOOK STAFF MEMBERS AUTOGRAPH MRS. MABEL SOUTHWORTH'S CAST. SB PRESIDENT JERRY GIESY, VICE- PRESIDENT LOIS MOE AND MRS. OBIE ENJOY A GOOD LAUGH OVER THE PRESIDENT'S WEEKLY COLUMN. THE F '-0--....... ,K 'S RALLY SQUAD AT THE STUDENT FACULTY GAME--MRS. ENGLUND, MRS. OBERTEUFFER, AND MISS SETTEM. Awvf I I 47 '7 WX !?ff '4'f L ff f Q mzhdaffafbn I f 77Cf QI THE ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY OF LINCOLN EQUAL THEIR STUDENTS IN SCHOOL SPIRIT. THEIRS IS PERHAPS DIFFERENT FROM THE STUDENT SODY'S, BUT IS VERY REAL NEVERTHELESS . IT IS EVIDENT IN THEIR DEEP LOYALTY TO THEIR SCHOOL AND THEIR PROFESSION, THEIR WILLING- NESS TO CO-OPERATE AND HELP IN ACTIVITIES, AND THEIR PATIENCE AND UNDERSTANDING IN INSTRUCTION. IT IS THEY WHO SHAPE OUR CHARACTER AND OUR SPIRIT. x.....f- y Q ,ax ' H . 1 6 6 MQ? Xf- W H. nincilzzal 1 fWr.O1il1 . ills PRINCIPAL OLIN L. WILLS HAS HEADED LINCOLN'S ADMINISTRA- TIVE STAFF SINCE THE FALL OF 1946 WHEN HE CAME HERE AFTER A TWO-YEAR PERIOD AS VICE-PRINCIPAL AT FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL. HOWEVER, MR. WILLS IS WELL-GROUNDED IN THE SPIRIT AND TRADI- TION OF THIS SCHOOL FOR HE STARTED HIS TEACHING CAREER HERE IN THE l92O'S, SERVING AS AN INSTRUCTOR IN PHYSICS, MATHE- MATICS AND MECHANICAL DRAWING. 'CC-3 Pfzinci CL 5:42 , if xy v I .1 x xx XX! Q x xx J N9 .1 f LEFT, MHS. MILDHED J. bAS5ETT, VICE PRINCIPAL IN CHANGE OF COUNSELING AND HWMHMMING, CAME TO LINCOLN IN 1948, JAS VICE PRINCIPAL AT HOCSEVELF HIIH AND PHEVIOUSLY SCIENCE TEACHLH AT LINCOLN. HER LONG ASSOCIATION JITH STUDENTS AND SCHOOL ACQIVITIES HAS GIVEN HER A THOR- OUGH THAINING IN SCHOOL SPIRIT, AND HER AVID INTEhAST IN EACH AND HVEHY STUDENT BRINGS THE DEH? ALMIHATION JHICH EXISTS FOH HER THHOUCHOUT IHE SCHOOL. MPS.Ml1dPGd Bassett RIGHT, MH. A. B. CARTER, VICE PRINCIPAL IN CHANGE OF ATTENDANCE, CANE TO LINCOLN IN 1947 AFTEH A TEACHING ASSIGNMENT IN MATHEMATICS AT GHANT HIGH SCHOOL. Nh. CAHTEH, A GHADUATE OF LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL, HAS A DEEP SENSE OE SCHOOL.SPIHIT AND LOYALTY QONAAD HIS HALMA MATEH.H IN SPITE OF HIS THOUHLE- SOLE ASSIGNMENT IN THE FIELD O: ATTEND- ANCE, Nh. CAHTEA HAS WON THE HESPECT AND ADNIHATION OF THE SCHOOL AND THE COMMUNITY. MR AIS. Cdrfer' 'A SQLA 3-, 6, iirQim35K A A 1, t J M . A Al, H 2 I r A A MARJORIE ALBERTSON Vocal Music a VKQ' j!! gi,. RQ: I Nj 5 fm' 2 fry!! I RUTH AREUCKLE English MARIE ALLEN Physical Education BLANCH BLACK Home Economics RUTH CARDINAL A' ELEANOR CHICK Co mercial Mathamatics ,JF LACY COPENHAVER WILLIAM CRAIG History History--Physical Ed. FRANKLIN FOWLER Mathematics X 4 . 2 fl- , O LR RRRA GERALD FREI Physical Education I Iqz ' 1, Q , .1 ff A 3 I Ll f +L Q x Eff QF: 5' MINNIE AMBLER Mathematics CHARLES BOICE Dramatics ' .QL if-4 ,N USLQ A NOLA COAD History FRANCES ELHER English In .Ii e I-'.iU -fa- A 3,il- gk g RUTH GUDMAN Commercial And Home Economics FACULTY AS CLASSROOM TEACHERS AND AS ADVISERS TO INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS AND TO ORGANIZED GROUPS, THE LINCOLN FACULTY FUNCTIONS SUPERLATIVELY IN PROHOTING SCHOOL SPIRIT. WITH THE OBJECTIVES OF A SOUND ACADEMIC EDUCATION FOREHOST IN THEIR MINDS, LINCOLN'S TEACHERS ALSO CONCERN THEISELVES SERIOUSLY WITH CHARACTER AND CITIZENSHIP TRAINING, AND WITH THE DIRECTION TOWARD A HAPPY, USEFUL, AND WELL-BALANCED WAY OF LIFE. SEVERAL OP LINCOLN'S TEACHERS HAVE SERVED THE SCHOOL FOR IORE THAN A QUARTER OP A CENTURY WHILE OTHERS ARE AS NEI AS THE FRESH- lENg THROUGHOUT THE ROSTER THEY ARE WHOLE HEARTEDLY INTERESTED IN THE WELFARE OF THE STUDENTS. T0 THE FACULTY LINCOLN OWES ITS PRIDE IN THE HONORS EARNED IN SPORTS, ART, DRAMA, RADIO, MUSIC, AND ITS HIGH STANDARDS IN EDUCATION AS A WHOLE. M,fX ,Q M5 ii KA ,N ,E,f , - ...WL 5 N! f,5vQgQ f W fer' R Rv 1 -fl.. Q -1- iggiki yank gi .,H Eggim . . by : A X Z I, r v x if B M. X S ES? S Y X N X t W S fi S ARISS ENGLUND KENNETH ESHEIMAN CALVIN FOULK English And History 51096151 English Science A A LLLA A I 5 . ' 1 A AII.. Q . ,- ' 'SM L lQi1w'1'.i-fziiaffi if .A A MARGARET HAIGHT H NRY INE PAUL R LLER Special English Art f, 1 Science f JJ uf WJ lx HELEN HIRSCH C ommerc S. al HELEN LEA Science BERTHA MACDOUGALL Engli sh E L 'L XS Fi ' '43 yang, ,'2i+. EW Q A 5 ' 5 LEXRO FRILLAMAN English And History ulnnasn STEINMETZ English CELIA RUNKINS English And Language 4991? , ROY LINDSAY M athematics VAWGHN MCCORM ICK English-Hi story Mathematics LEONARD RICHARDSON Science JAMES THOMPSON English And History -F'A-CLILITV BERTHA HUNTER Language ANTON LINDSTRCM Mathematics And Science ,ii A A- LS 7 g A 5 in LULU MCLAUGHLIN English And Language HOWARD SAGE History :sf A Ja ,Sf 'x MARY TOWNSEND English And History M ROY MALO Social Adviser MARGARET OBERTEUFFER Eng l 1 sh K u L. CRYSANTRE SANNERUD Corn-nerc ial Q VRK 1 MERTICE TOWNE English And History And Commercial if - fs? Sf V 1 xii? ' 2 --T! 35 , .. spsmiw ww ,?QswQwW ns t,n1f. ,, K. EDITH KARNOPP ' ' HAROLD KING Mathematics English ALICE MARSTON WILLIAM MATSON Libra,-ian Mathematics Jmfgg PARTLQW SHANNON PETTINGER Physical Education English 1 L nf 'YD tif- ,.s' , bs M . M , , 'f 7' f f A 'Y T E f ' 74' CLARA SETTEM MAEEL SOUTHWORTH Language English 4 -' ,,,' ' aw of V . no 1 ' HARRY F. TRAVIS OLIVE VALCK Industrial Arts Art fkidft' 'N aux MAPY VAN PLE Librarian QT EDWINA VINE History A 7' A HIIMA MUIR Rall Matron K anna '45s SUE DOWNEY Secretary ,av Q. IDA PARMETER Cafeteria Manager -FACULTY MARGARET WARDRIP Physical Education s' . DOROTHY ELWAY Head Secretary AMELIA LANXON NURSE , 13: fi -wnw- fa gg ' H3,: 'X fi- ' , . N f KV? ,fairy ' ww if 1- !'r A km ii . ' W' of - 5 ARVA W, WANN LOUISE WATSON Commerc1a1 English And History MARVEL KOKICH ETH L MILLER Secretary COUNSELORS COUNSELORS ABOVE -- Seated: MISS BERTHA HUNTER. MRS.'EDITH KARNOPP. Standing: MR. WILLIAM MATSON, MR. JAMES THOMPSON A kk Book Room Secretary Junior Girlsg MISS MINNIE AMBLER, Freshman Girlsg Senior Girlsg MISS FRANCES ELMER, Sophomore Girls. Senior Boysg MR. HAROLD KING, Junior Soysg , Freshman Boyng MR. PAUL HELLER, Sophomore Boys. - WMNW C. ROBERT WHITE Band And Orchestria Instrumental Music LESLIE JOSE Custodian aff Zfnxbwkfy 21671 fy . .A- ,ff Y v NR- TONY LINDSTROM AND MRS. HOBIFN, WITH CHILD SERVICES DIRECTOR MELVIN WILSON MR. CRAIG. WITH HIS FACE OBSCUNED NR- JIN THOMPSON IN TPE AND KAY KORN OF NT. TAROR SCHOOL, GOES UP IN THE AIR AT EY HIS :FFORTS TO GET THE BALL WILD FACULTY-STUDENT THE HYSTLR PLANT ON B-I. E. DAY. DURING THE FACULTY-STUDENT GAME, BASKETBALL GAME. MR. DOUGLAS, COMPOSER OF UMYRNA-DEENAN, LEANS DREAMALY ON HIS BROOM. wwwm . II Q MR. GERALD FREI EYES ONE OF LINCOLN'S TROPHIES AT THE NISE BERTHA M 'OUGALL GIRL ' LEAGUE COACHES LUNCHEON GIVEN BY acb ' S - U K ADVISER VIEWS THE RRUITS OF HER LADOR THE RALLY SQUAD- AT THE CANRLLIA sNOw'5 ORIENTAL TEA Wu-v SENIORS JOSIE ROYLEN AND NORMA HEYSER CHAT WITH MR. TONY NAND-UP EXPERT MR. ROY LINDSAY PUTTING THE ARTISTIC LINDSTROM AT A WINTER DANCE IN THE LINCOLN GYM. TOUCH ON SONNY STOYANOV FOR THE POP CYCLES- JANET WOODS IN THE ROLE OF FIGARO AS SHE SHEARS DAN DILLARDS LOCKS UN. r iw. ..,,, J ABOVE: RIGHT: SENIOR ANN STEINER, WINNER OF D.A.R. CITIZENSHIP AWARD. A GROUP OF LINCOLN'S LOVELIES PEERING THROUGH THE WINDOW INTO THE GYM. BETWEEN BELLS--THE USUAL STAIRWAY THRONG. ,Q CY . From the freshmen, with their budding enthusias the sophomores with their enuie but reluctance to resist, the juniors with their eager anticipations, to the seniors with their ardent yet nostalgic commencement, the classes at Lincoln represent the full embodyment of school spirit. NAS a man thinketh in his heart, so is he,H the Scriptures say. -- As the students think, and feel, so is the spirit of a school. Y I i I-U 1 i S , l Q V. s fr E 2 4 i QM' ll m R 1' fp ix BSS? 0F'AucA' 7'a A E VYEA A 8' six gk , 7 4, it if I its ,- 1' fig X CAROL MOE Vice President I BILL CRUM President AN N LEE Sergeant-at-Arms LARRY BR ECHT Sergeant-al-Arms Mr. WILLIAM MATSON Mrs. EDITH KARNOPP Counselor Counselor S' ll Q5 CEN' 01? Q Mit! ' , , J ,ffy Ck-,V July I MAY EBIHARA BILL TOMORI Secretory Treasurer SENIORS I Through their four years at Lincoln High School, the class of 1951 has been notable for its spirited drive and its unwillingness to be only ordinary. Not content to carry on the school's traditional activities in a merely traditional man- ner, the class is culminating its career with nota- ble honors in the fields of athletics, journalism, radio, and with no fewer than twenty-five honor scholarships to various institutions of higher learning throughout the country. The priceless friendships they have made here, the lessons in citizenship and co-operation they have learned, the good times they have enjoyed, added to the formal education they have assimilated, make the graduates of June 1951 feel that they have a true conception of school spirit at its best. SENIORS ABELLE, PATRICIA A. Office Staff, Girls' League I1ep,,Sr, C1055 Play Girls' League Decoration Com., Taunda. G.LtEN, JOE DAVID. Boys' League, Track, Transfer from Vanport Jr. IQ . ANDERSON, JERRY LIND. Boys' League, Track, Room Pen., Jr.-Sr. Prom. Cam. BACHMAN, F. JOSEPH. Boys' League, BAILEY, LAURA ANN. Counselors Asst., Carnival Com. Chairman, Girls' League Nominating Com., Camellia Show Hostess, Tri-Y Sr. Advisory Council, Sr. Class Play. BANTON, JACK. Vagabonds' Pres., Pi Theta Epsilon BARRETT, ROBERT THOMAS. Boys' League. BARNES, ZOLA MAE. BECKNER, BROOKS L. BELKNAP, JAMES K. BELKNAP, RUSSELL LEE. Adelphian, Decon, Sgt.-At.-Arms. BERG, JOYCE VIVIAN. Girls' Leooue, Vogcabonds, Room Rep. BERNDT, MARY CAROLINE. lnter-Club Council, Yearbook Staff, Office Staff, Vagabonds Secy, Ben Hur Lampman, Baccalaurete Com., Ticket Com., Vocational Com , Girls' League Peo., Pop,Cycles, Art QStagel. BIERY, LETHA. Pi Theta Epsilon. BITZ, JOSEPH JOHN. Transfer from Franklin. BLEWETT, DOROTHY MAE. Adelphian Secy , Tacaue Pres , Treas., Sophomore Class Picnic Com., Jr.-Sr. Prom. Dec. Com., Office Staff, Girls' Glee, Freshie Frolic Com., Room Peo., lnterclub Council, Sr. Class Play, Style Show Com., Sr. Class Picture Com., Transfer from Grant High. BLUME, NANCY ANN. BODEY, PATRICIA ANN. Girls' League Rea., Room Rep., Jr, Choir Secy., A Capaella Choir, Announcement Com., Transfer from Jefferson. BOSTON JOHN WILLIAM. Student Body Treasurer, Asst Treasurer, Jr. Class Cabinet, Ouiz 'Em, Stretcher Squad, Band C4 Yearsi, Pop Cycles Dance Band, Room Pep., Honor Society, Noon Movie Com., Finance Board Chairman. BOUSHA, BRYON. BOYLE, JOSEPH. Boys' League, Band, Baseball, Basketball, Transfer from Canyonville Bible Academy. BOWLES, WILLIE. Varsity Football. BOYLEN, JOSEPHINE K. Cooian March of Dimes Princess, Cooian Ped Cross Chairman, President, Vice President, Girls' League Dance Com, Jr.-Sr. Prom Com , Yearbook Staff, Ben Hur Lamaman, Career Day Com., Inter-Club Council Secy., Camellia Show Hostess, Co-Chairman Girls' League Style Show, Sr. Class Wtll Com , Transfer from Catlin. BRAATEN, ROBERT LEROY. Jr. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Legion Baseball, Order of L Secy., Optimist Sgt.-at-Arms, Boys' Leaaue, Dec. Com., Transfer from Benson. MM .sq 15 sq ,O P sz.. R .-1-.K fit 43 it Q6 Pats 9497, I T Ftrs: a qqfn, t ' '42 rf... A , 'avi , . f- si ' - ,-F .F ' - - rl I A 2 31,2 ,H l , - 2571 uf x r 1 Pkts .4 0 4 stil FRU :WT e 40 W 3 :HY .er tea.. i N, J' Q ,Af Rvm s-,er-gxgbqag ' - Qzgi . . Q,C3bx?,,r F5 PRES mr 94071, Przim F in Y if . , , .I ' rmzxefvv 4071, ts-AIT' CJ 40719 M-,E , Q U :AFI , ff, -, - X K ft: , I T ,ff YL 'W' 1 ,Wg ' . 2... 4011, Prmi-.ww ecicm, ...Q PRE Us-i'I7 Q -we 2 ,. rf ,Q G i Qi., -SV AM 35 7 . V Ri K Rss.. , 4' - mi E , .f f L ,V 1 Y' Qu A N5 Q . , , 77 . 3, 9. I TQ. 'Q it ' K Q-fiigt I 1 L f P -, iiier-155' s :Q s i , 241222: I ' SENIORS BRACE BARBARA. Copian Red Cross Chairman, Tacaue Hist., Ed, Dance Com., Pub. Com , Chairman Jr fSr. Prom Dec , Freshie Frolie Com., Cap and Gown Measurement Com. BRADLEY, NANCI. Room Rep., Jr, Class Pin Com., Student Body Nom. Com., Band, All-City Band, A Cappella Choir, Swimming Team, Jr. Class Stationery Com , Jr. Cap and Gown Com, All Northwest Band, Transler from Riverside, Rhode Island. BRAGG, DAVID GORDON. Fire Squad Chief, Wade William's Hi-Y Pres, Bachelor Pres., Secy., Adelphian Pres., Inter-Club Council Sgt.- at-Arms, Jr. Football, Room Rep., Jr. Track, Honor Society, Community Service Rep., Varsity Track. BRECHT, LARRY DEAN. Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Jr. Football, Jr. Track, Fire Squad, Optimist Treasurer, Sgt.-at-Arms, Student Body Nom. Com, Chairman, Room Rep. Vice-Pres, Order of L, Decon, Inter-Club Council, Sr, Class Will Com., Cardinal StaII, Saph. Class Nam. Com., Jr Choir, Sr Class Sgt.Aat.Arms. BREWER, BARBARA MAE. Girls' League Vice-Pres., Sr. Class Bac- calaurete Com, Ben Hur Lampman, Cardinal Staff CofNews Ed., Room Rep., Girls' League Rep , Big and Little Sister Tea Pub. Com. Chairman, Cap and Gown Measurement Com., Tillamook Burn Squad Leader, Pop Cycles Pub, Com , Camellia Show Pub Com. BRICKER, SUE. Yearbook Staff, Girls' League Dec. Com. Chairman, Girls' League Nom. Com, Office Stalt, Attendance Staff, Honor Society, Ben Hur Lampman, Camellia Show, National Honor Society. BROWN, SHIRLEY JEANNE. Office Staff, BROWN, RICHARD SAWTELL. Varsity Football, Jr. Baseball, Track, Order of L, SB Dance Com., Vaaabonds, Tillamook Relorestation Squad Leader, Boys' League, Jr. Football BRUGGER, JOHN FRED BRUNER, PAUL ROBERT. A Cappella Choir Librarian, Decor: Treas,, Fire Squad, Sr Class Play, Room Rep. BUEBKE, CAROL ANN. Room Rep., Camellia Show, Big and Little Sister Teo, Cafeteria Cashier. BURDICK, ROBERT. Election Com, Cafeteria Assistant, Counselcfs Assistant, Jr ,Sr Prom Com ,Room Rep. BURKE, THOMAS CARRICK, III. Room Rep., Chess Club Pres., l.R.L. Treasurer, Sr. Announcement Corn , Honor Society. BURKITT, HAROLD HOLMAN. Swimming Team, Red Cross Rep , Roo1m Rep ,Sr Class Play, Lincoln Day Assembly, Jr. Football, Jr. Basketball, Jr. rack. BURT, SHIRLEY ANNE. Freshman Class Secy , Girls' League Secy., VrcefPres., Pres , Rally Squad Second Alternate, Pub. Com., Dance Com., Inter-City Dance Ca-Chairman, Dec Corn., Copian. BUTCHART, FRANK. Honor Society, Fire Squad, Room Rep.: Jr. Cross Country Mar., Ski Club, Jr. Class Stationery Com. BYAM, SUZANNE JEAN. Community Service Rep. Chairman, Zeta Upsilon Pres, Vagabonds Secy., Inter-Club Council, Movie Ticket Com., March at Dimes Princess, Student Bookkeeping, Vocational Com. BYRD, DONNA MARIE. A Cappella Chair, Pop Cycles. CAMPBELL, GEORGINA. A Cappella Choir, Sr. Class Play, Red Cross Rep., Cap and Gown Com., Big and Little Sister Tea, Freshie Frolic Com. CARL, LEON MILTON. Track, Boys' Glee Pres. CARSTENSEN, THOMAS BLAYLOCK. Honor Society, Student Body Asst Treasurer, Dance Com, Ski Club, Jr. Baseball, Sr. Class Com., Rose Festival Princess Selection. CARTER, DOROTHY LINUS. Honor Roll, Ceemoh, Tillamook Burn Squad Leader, Big and Little Sister Tea, Freshie Com. CARTER, NANCE ANN. Girls' League Rep., Room Rep., Pop Cycles, Big and Little Sister Tea. CASE, DUANE MILES. SENIORS CHAPMAN, GERALDINE MARIE. CHILDRETH, ANNETTE HELEN. A Cappella Choir, Jr. Choir, Sextette, Honor Society, Girls' League Rep., Big and Little Sister Teq, Cow-,. selor's Asst., Cardinal Stalt, Sr Class Pic. Com ,Ben Hur Lampman, Student Nom. Com , May Fete Assem Com. CHISLER, DORTHEA MAXINE. Cafeteria Asst. CLAIBOURNE, PATRICIA ANNE. G.A.A., Tri-Y. CLEGG, JOAN ROBERTA. Girls' League Rep, Usher Corps, Girls' Glee Lib., Jr. Choir Lib, Vagabonds, Card Shulllers, Tri-Y Sr. Council, Locker Squad, Pop Cycles, March af Dimes Princess. CONCINI, JOE. Optimist, Order ol L, Varsity Football. CONDIT, 'TAMA JEANNE. Masque and Gavel, Modern Dancing, Room Rep ,Pop Cycles, Rose Festival Dance, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee, gr. Class Play Program Com., Jr. Dance Com, Girls' League, Baccalaurate om. CONSTANS, HANK. Order of L, Yell King, Optimist, Jr. and Varsity Track, Varsity Football, Jr Football, COSART MARY ELLEN. May Court, Room Rep. Pres., Kappa Zeta Pres , A Cappella Choir, Philo, Tacaue, lnter-Club Council, Big and Little Sister Tea Cam., Camellia Shaw Corsaae Com., March of Dimes Princess, Cardinal I-ti-Y Princess, Transfer from Michigan. COTTEL, CATHERINE MAY. Zeta Upstlon Pres , Girls' League Enter! tarnment Com, lnterffflub Council, COZZETTO, JAMES FRED. Optimist, Order ol L, Varsity Football, Sr. Class Play Poster Com., Transler Irom Central Catholic High. CORBIN, BARBARA LOUISE. G.A.A , Girls' League. CRAM, HELLEN ADELL. Transfer from Grandview, Wash CRUM, WILLIAM PENN. Sr. Class Pres, Sr. Choir Librarian, Sgt.-an Arms, Adelphian Sgt-at-Arms, Jr. and Varsity Football, Tennis, Boys' League Secy., Room Rep , Honor Society, Fire Squad, Jr.YSr Prom Dance Com , AlleCity Choir, Skl Club, Octet, Northwest Music Conference. CUNNINGHAM, RONALD COLMAN. Yell King, Wade Williams' l-It-Y Sgt -at'Arms, Fire Squad, Chairman ol Intramurals, A Cappella Choir Choir Librarian, Room Rep., Jr. and Varsity Basketball, Order ol L., Sat.-at-Arms, Vice-Pres., Transfer from Pennsylvania. DAHL, JANET MARY. First Vice-Pres. of Student Body, Inter-Club Council Pres., Kappa Zeta Vice-Pres, Sgt -at-Arms, Philo Sgt fat-Arms, Tacoue, Soph Class Sgt.-at-Arms, Room Rep, CofChairman Inter-City Dec Com , Cap and Gown Com DALBERGS, IVARS. l.R.L., Transfer from Germany DAVIS, LA VITA GAIL. Majorette, Girls' League Rep, Outz 'Em DAY, JOHN EDWARD, JR. Ski Club, Bowling Team. DAY, FLOYD DOUGLAS. Jr Class Pres, All-Cnty Music Festival, Optimist Pres., I-lonor Society, Fire Squad Floor Captain, Cafeteria Board, Inter-Club Council, Bachelor, Card Shufllers, Boys' League, Northwest Music Conference, Pop Cycles, Room Rep, Varsity Basketball, Rose Festival Nom. Com, Jr Basketball, Sr. Class Day Com. Co-Chairman, Jr. Football, Soph. Class Picnic Chairman, Order of L, Varsity Football, Sr. Class Play. DEBAUW, JOHN STEWART. DE HARPPORT, MARIE. Honor Society, All-Northwest Orchestra, All-City Band and Orchestra, Band, Orchestra, Ticket Com Chairmatn, Room Rep , Girls' League Rep., Card Shulllers, Jr. Symphony. DE PUE, FRANSETTA. Pi Theta Epsilon Secy, Sgt.-at-Arms, Pep Club, March ol Dimes Princess DILLARD, DAN A. Student Body Pres, Optimist Pres., A Cappella Choir, Fresh Class Treas ,Room Rep., Honor Society, Inter-School Council pre iz-A.: gp 11t3,f 1 ... 1' , , . M-W . 'Il as 'l,q.. 'I ..fJ3 5 ,Q IO .aa ' ,.. .pt f. 'M ii 'ft ' ' ' sw'iszi5' .Sr ' 2'-: t ' ' ':z?Wc1'?:l V. 4 . S f . . ',',, ,' -r V A.. vie't,..i 'ru -...V id Q a ,D ff' 415 'ite prLt5t:nf7'Ci54g7'n, 'Q' 4 ii- ,-.J ,.,. ,Q K '5 PRS Pm 'f 15 fill ., Q 4 Q T .. Witte , .7 ri, -f if rj? ,, s v ie dire:- Ss. ss Ava T ff' K' .'I 7s . 'G 'I' ' ' 1 -5 . ' lili..-6245: f .wwe . .., fs, , . Ei 5 fri-u ,sf 5' 3 gf I 253'-4.s f- N ' ' 1. .r N 5,5 .4 gg V 1 i .J 1 . , .,,. .1 e -' 112' ,Q 'ii -Ml r .7 Wi' r .' ' .' f rg , 412' w4fi':Yi5fe1 a ' X i : A - 't' i Q' s tNTe40N an sc. ' i . l-mal? f.. ff. Q V 1.5.5. 'st I Y. S X li f r,. . A? gf 'SV -3 PR zz: Q l f . I rosa 1- Rani? gf ll x . r ' R. 41 3522 f if l ,si Q if Mm Q55 .L '- . 1 J L ss t. 6 A, 1 I ty A M 5 lb L -t 'ur Rs ga I . Qfmrse 'tr i . , IJ N ' 2 'ul SENIORS DUNCAN, GENE EMERSON. Room Rep., lfresltie Froltc Court, Jr, and Varsity Football,Jr Basketball,Jr and VarsityBaseball,Dad'sNlembetsl'1ip Com., Fresluie Froltc Dance Chairman, Boys' League Treas., Yell Kung, Cardinal Hi-Y Chaplain, Sgt.-at-Arms, Order ol L, Honor Society, Sr. Class Play, Fire Sauad, Inter-Club Council DUNN, JAMES. DURTSCHI, FLORENCE MARIE. Phila, Girls' League Peo, Girls' League Entertainment Com DWYER, NEIL. Golf Team, Adelohian, Sr Class Picture Com., Sr. Class Play. EBIHARA, MAY M. Sr. Class Secy, Philo Vice-Pres.. Girls' League Cabrnet Jr Rep , Yearbook Stall, Room Rea , Girls' League Rep , Student Nom. Com., Ticket Com , Reed College Lecture Group, Camellia Show, lnter-Club Council, Honor Society Secy , Ben Hur Lampman, lnterfSchool Dance Com., Jr, Class Pro,ect Chairman, Sr, Class Play Pub. Com ,May Fete Com., Girls' League Publicity Com , Y-Teen Secy. ETHEN, PATRICIA ANN. Tacaue, Zeta Upsilon Sgt -at-Arms, Girls' League Service Com ETLINGER, JOEL. Jr. Band, Boys' Glee, Room Rep. FABER, JOAN, Freshie Frolrc Cam , Sr. Class Com., Jr Choir Lib, FARESTRAND, HARVEY LEE. FERGUSON, JAMES. Vagabond Pres , A Cappella Choir, Transfer from Columbia Prep. FETTIG, RICHARD. Decon, Room Rep, Cardinal Sports Ed, Ben Hur Lampman, Jr. Baseball FAILMEZGER,gA CE E. Jr gas l, Sr. Announcement Com. Mwfir FINCH, JUDITH ANNE. Jr. Class Secy , Girls' League Cabinet Sr Rep , Plttlo Ed , Asst Secy , Cardinal Tlttrd page Ed , News Ed , Ed Board, Ben Hur Lampman, Community Service Rep. FISHER, WILLIAM L. Hon Member ol Biso-alogy Club, Fresh Cross Country. FLOOD, JAY DAVID. Room Rep Sgt -at-Arms, Wade Williams' Hi-Y Treas , Decon, Jr 'Sr Pram Dance Com ,Fresl'1ieFrolic Dance Com , Dance Com, Swim Team Captain and CofCaDtam, Outstandrng Swimmers' Trophy, Sr Class Prophecy Com Chairman, Order ol L, All-City Dance Dec. Com , Room Rep , Student Nominating Com FORMAN, GERTRUDE. Girls' League FREELAND, ALICE. Cardinal Ed , Ad fv'lgr,, Girls' League Asst Secy,, Philo Treas., March cl Dimes Princess, Ben Hur Lampman, Room Rep. FOWLER, DICK. Optimist, Order ol L, Bays' League, Two-Year Letter- man, Varsity Baseball, All-City Baseball, Transler lrom Seattle FREIMOELLER, OTTO. Fire Squad Floor Captain, Room Rep , Honor Roll, Transler lrom New York. FUJII, LORETTA. Yearbook Staff, Honor Society, Camellia Shaw Arrangement Cam, Ben l-lur Lamoman, Sr. Class Play Telephone Com., Career Day, Girls' League Service Com, Camellia Show Tea FUJITA, THOMAS. Cross Country Manager, Sr Gift Com. Chairman, Cardinal H1-Y GAMACHE, JACOUELINE MARIE. GANNETLNANCYJOAN. Girls' League, Sr. Class Play Com, Transfer lrom Roosevelt GA LORD, EDSRN C. Optimist Vice-Pres, Varsity and Jr Football, Jr. T ck, Student om. Com., Dance Com. Chairman, Fire Squad, Soplt. Class vkfQasurer li L ii' T' ntl' - , I 1 ,, r, XMLJ ,NW IX, , 1 XJ ,J J U IX I SENIORS GELLER, FLOYD STUART. Swimming Team, Rea. Room lntramural Contain, Radio Club Pres., Noon Moyne COIN f l'l0ft0f Roll. Student Body Election Board, lnter-Club Council, Honor Society. GEVURTZ, CAROL CECILE. Cardinal Associate Ed, Sr. Class Play Com., Pub. Com. Chairman, Philo Ed., Tacaue, Inter-Club Council, Sr. Class Play Pub. and Program Com., Ben Hur Lampmon, Class Song Com., Camellia Show Awards Com., Moy Fete Publicity Com., Quiz 'Em, Room Rep, Honor Society, Counselors' Asst GIESY, JERRY DONALD. Student Body Pres , Yell King, Soph. Class Pres., Hi-Y VicefPres., Chaplain, Inter-City Hr-Y Council Pres., Fire Squad Floor Capt., Room Rep. Vice-Pres., Sgt.-at-Arms, Sr. Class Play, Jr -Sr. Prom Chairman, Dance Com., Inter-Club Council, Rose Festival Princess Sel. Com., Honor Roll, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track. GOODIN, DONNA L. Philo Asst, Secy., Hist., Tacaue Secy , Council Rep., Finance Com., Jr.-Sr. Prom. Com., Commencement Com., Inter-Club Council, Big and Little Sister Tea, Girls' League Fashion Show. GRAVENGAARD, JAMES F. Yearbook Staff, Pix Pres , Radio Club VicefPres,, Ben Hur Lamaman, lnter-Club Council. GREGG, GLENN HAROLD. A CoDDella Choir Lib, Vagabonds Treas., Pi Theta Epsilon Treas, Card Shufflers, Natl, Honor Society, Jr. Choir, Boys' Glee, Fire Sauad, Ticket Com, GRIMSHAW, VERN ELLIS. Natl, Honor Society, Band. GREISSER, ARTHUR H. Jr. Student Body Second ViceAPres., Honor Society Pres., Wade Williams' Hi-Y Sec., Bachelor Vice-Pres., Masque and Gavel Pres., Student Nom. Com., Sr. Class Play, M r. ol Track, Baseball, Cross Country, Cardinal Staff, Dance Com., Pub. Com., Assembly Com., Sr. Class Nom. Com., Book Exchange Asst. Mgr., Fire Squad, Locker Squad, Room Rep, Ben Hur Lampman, Fresh, Class Nom. Com. Chairman, lnter-Com. Council Chairman, Girls' League. GRUNBAUM, RUTH RENATE. Copian Treas, Tacaue Sgt.-at-Arms, Sr. Class Play, Girls' League Ren, Community Ser, Rep., Lincoln Day Assembly Make-Up Chairman, Red Cross Rep., Girls' League Fashion Show, HAMLIN, VIRGIL L. Tennis Team, Honor Roll, Student Body Election Board, Lincoln Honor Society, Natl. Honor Society, Cross Country Mgr., Baccalaureate Com., Jr. Class Stationery Com, HARTLEY, JEANNETTE HAZEL. Red Cross Rea., Girls' League Rep., Jr. Choir, Sr. Class Telephone Com. HAYES, JOSEPHINE. Cooian Secy., Vice-Pres., Taud Pres., Kappa Zeta, Cap and Gown Com. Chairman, Girls' League Style Show Com., Football Jamboree Standard Bearer, Big andiittle Sister Tea Food Choir- man, lnter-Club Council Secy., Sr. Class Play. ' HEATHMAN, GREGORY H. HELM, JOAN MARIE. Alpha Rho Sigma Secy., Girls' League. HICKOX, NANCY. Jr. Band, Band, Vagabond Secy., Card Shufflers Pres., lnterfClub Council, Sr. Class Program, Sr. Class Telephone Com., Swimming Team, Orchestra, Asst. Ad Mgr., Ben Hur Lampman. HEYSER, NORMA E. Taud Pres, Copian Vice-Pres , Pres, Tacaue Sgt,-at-Arms, Treas,, Room Rep., Red Cross Rep., Publicity Com , Yearbook Staff, Art Ed. lor Abe's Answerbook, Ben Hur Lampman, Jr.fSr. Prom Com. Girls' League, All-City Dance Com., Freshie Frolic Com HINDS, HUGH. Vagabonds, Card Shufllers, Ticket Com , Jr Choir, A Cappella, Baccalaureate Com. HIRSCHFELD, BILL. Yearbook Ed , Cardinal Hi-Y, Pix Treas , Sr Class Pic. Com., Ben Hur Lampman, Jr. Football, Jr. Track, Honor Society, Room Rep., Quiz 'Em. HORENSTEIN, DAN. A Cappella, Movie Com, Boys' Glee, Sr. Class Play, Poo Cycles, C-Basketball. HORENSTEIN, SHIRLIE. Fresh Dance Com. Chairman, Girls' League Rea., Sr. Class Play, Camellia Show, Assembly Com. Chairman, Masque Gnd Gavel Secy. HORNER, LARRY. HUNDEBY, MARY ANN ARDELL. Room Rep., Band, Pep Band, Pi Theta Epsilon Sgt.-at-Arms, Honor Society Secy., Peo Club, Girls' League Rep., Bug and Little Sister Tec, Card Shufllers, Vagabonds, Sr. Class Will Com., Cap and Gown Com. HYMAN, LESTER. JEREMIAH, DAVE. Freshie King, Fresh. Class Pres , Dance Com, Room Rep., Sr. Class Play, Freshie Frolic Com, Ben Hur Lampman, Cardinal Stall, Ca-Sports Ed., Jr. Football, Jr Track, Adelphtan Sgt.-at-Arms: Bachelor, Yell King Honor Roll , Prw,,Q,o+ 403, Pv'2iivJf Q3 fl LTD, Pyibina CJ flcflt, l:'l'wwM-Q 540713 5, .sa -' I 4yfn-3 ffkzyxewt- 6 dqm if . .. 11 'X .ow fs? 'A ,ai w i'1. iTg,Q ,X .-,.. ,Q if is JQFGTM lege ' SL : M St k ? ' A W .. DEQ 1 . CD PRQSQ BIA 040119 g x sr, 15 , T . 4077: 9 ,2 U5 NAYy C tt tu sg T.Tom5ir G F 3 'Nw - Q H we i msn RM. QD . . ... .W f' ,1 Qeceased wfw 1 , , V .lf Vi V , 9 5 040 N 5 QFSRR 'A S ,',.Z. ff. f ' 2-- 'J 'X ll s 241' I 5 ,f 2 . - J . ,J .g Q, ,X-V fi -3 - V . ' - YA -'np .267 -Q 'O of .ails N 'R K1 k.,: Ki: -43 -..-gb il? SENIORS JAFFE, TAMARA. Student Body Secy.. Girls' League Pres., Secy.. Philo Pres.. Kappa Zeta Secy.. Room Rep.. Girls 'League Rep.. Tacaue. Rally Squad First Alt.. Jr,-Sr. Dance Com.. Camellia Show Com.. Inter-Club Council. JOHNSON, BEN. JOHNSON, RONALD FORREST. JOHNSON, NAOMI CLAIRE. Pi Theta Epsilon. Sr. Class Play. JOHNSON, RICHARD. Ticket Com. Jr. Football. Vaoabonds. Sr. Class Play Ticket Com. Chairman. Room Rep.. Student Nom. Com.. Assembly Com.. Cafeteria lnyentory Board. JOHNSON, ROBERT DAVID. JOURNEAY, FRED. JOSLEN KENNETH. Jr. Football. Jr. Baseball. Jr. Track. Band. Pep Band. Pi Theta Epfnon, Pep Club sgi,.Q..A.mS, JUHLIN, CLAUDETTE AGNES. Goya. Tri-Y. Career Conference Com.. Asst. Lib. Girls' League Dec. Com. JUHNKE, BARBARA JEAN. A Cappella Choir. Sr. Class Plavi School Bookkeeping. Honor Society. Sr. Class Com.: Cafeteria Board. Office Staff. Girls' League. Rep. KAMM, PHYLLIS. Copian. Ben Hur Lampman. Office Staff. Yearbook Staff. Camellia Show. Sr. Class Gift Com.. A Cappella Choir. Jr. Choir. KANOUSE, SHIRLEY MAE. Goya Sgt.-at-Arms. Noon Movie Com.. Girls' League Ser, Com.. Transfer from Jefferson. KATZ, EDWARD. Honor Society. Outz 'Em. Radio Club. Science Club. Phone Com. for Sr. Class Play. Transfer from Newark, New Jersey. KEUSCHER, PEGGY. Sr. Announcement Com.. Noon Moyie Com.. Goya. Tri-Y, G-rls' League Hospitality Com.. Room Rep. KING, DONNA. Pu Theta Epsilon. Goya I-list.. Pop Cycles. Orchestra. Tri-Y. Card Shufflers. Girls' League, Room Rep.. Camellia Hostess. Movie Com.. Transfer from Elkridge, Md. KOCH, MICKIE. KOENEKE, PIERRE. KOCIEMBA, DONNA MAE. Girls' League Rep.. Girls' League. Big and Little Sister Tea Com.. Pop Cycles. Card Shufflers, LAIDLAW, ESTHER. Girls' Glee. Card Shufflers. Y-Teens. LAPIDOTH, MOLLY. Usher Corps. LARSON, JO ANN. Jr. Class Stationery Com. LARSON, VIRGINIA MAE. LATTANZI, BOB, Pt Theta Epsilon. Order of L. Varsity Football. LAWRENCE, WILLIAM C. III. Cardinal Hi-Y Vice-Pres and Chaplain. Tennis. Bowling SENIORS LEE, ANN M. Red Cross Rep, Room Rep., Sr. Class Announcement Com. Chanrman, Sr. Class Sat.-at-Arms. LEE, GEORGE. Intramural Rea Capt, Inter-Club Council Sgt -gt.Arms, Sr. Class Pun Com. Chairman, Assembly Com., Finance Board Chairman, Fire Squad, Ouuz Em, Honor Society, Wade Williams' HIFY Pres , Chaplatn, I.R L. Vice-Pres., Student Body Treas., Asst. Treas, Room Rep Council Elice-Pres , Reed College Lecture Group, Rose Festival Princess Selection am. LEHRER, RICHARD J. Band, Orchestra, Baseball LEITCH, GORDON BERKELY, Jr. Stretcher Squad, I R l.. LEWIS, RONALD HARVY. Order of L, Jr, and Varsity Baseball, Jr Football. LIVELY, WILLIAM R. Band, Orchestra, Pop Cycles Band, Vagabonds, Pep Band. LOCKETT, LUTHER A. Football Mgr., Hockey Mar., Jr. Basketball. LORENZ, ALEVIA GLADYS. Vocational Counselorls Asst., Camellia Show Com., Tri-Y Sr. Council. MANGUM, MELVIN. Cardinal Asst Ad Mgr., Business Mgr., Ben Hur Lampman, Jr Choir, Tillamook Burn Squad Leader. MARING, PETER FOXTON. Room Rep., lntra-Mural Reg. Capt., Sr. glass Plcgy gpm., Freshle Froltc Com., Stretcher Squad, Noon Movie Com., r. ase a . MARQUETTE CATHRYN N. Room Rep., Girls' League Flower Com., Freshie Frolic Com., Pop Cycles, Girls' Glee Secy., Jr. Choir Sgt.fatfArms, A Cappella Choir Alum. Secy., Tacque I-list., Sgtfat-Arms, Adelphian Eecy., fat.-at-Arms, Masque and Gavel, Sr. Class Play, AllfCity Music ESIIVO . MARLETT, DEOTIS NEAL. A Cappella Choir Treas., Cardinal Hi-Y Eres, Order of L, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, All-City Music estiyal. MARSHALL, GEORGE JAMES. Room Rep., Com. Ser. Rep., Red Cross Com, Fire Sauad, Honor Society, Boot 'n Spur, Adelphian, Decon Pres., Secy., Sgt -atfArms, Wade Williams' HLY Treas, Student Body Athletic Board Chairman, Yell King, Track, Cross Country, Inter-Club Council, Order ol L, Pep Club. MARSHALL, RICHARD W. lntra-Murals Pres., Order ol L Treas, Sgt.-al.Arms, Basketball Capt., Varsity Baseball. MARTELL, WILLIAM ALBERT. Room Rep Council Sgr.-at-Arms, Ticket Cam., Sr. Class Play, A Cappella Choir, Optimist Pres., Order of L Pres., Student Body Athletic Board Chairman, Varsity Baseball, All- City Baseball, Varsity Football Capt., Most Valuable Player Award, Best Defensive Player Trophy CFootbalD, Basketball Mgr. MARTIN, EVELYN JANE. Vagabonds, Pi Theta Epsilon, Transfer from Albany, MATSUDA, KATHLEEN. Goya, Girls' League Ren. MCGARY, HELEN LEE. Girls' League Big and Little Sister Tea Dec Chairman, A Cappella Choir Hist., Vagabonds Vice-Pres., Card Shultlers. MCGINNIS, THOMAS EDWARD. Room Rep., Bachleor Dance Chair' man, Pres., Sat.fatAArms, Adelphian, Wade Williams' I-Ii-Y. MCLOUGHLIN, NANCY K. Girls' League Bug and Little Sister Tea Com , Card Shulllers Secy., Kappa Zeta, Philo, Transfer lrom Cleveland MENZIES, JAMES G. Room Rep, Fire Squad, Jr. Football, Jr. Track, Jr. Basketball MEYER, RALEIGI-I ROBERT, Jr. Room Rep., Tillamook Burn Relorest Rep, Fire Squad, PAAR Club, Cardinal Stall, Pi Theta Epsilon Sgt -at- Srmst Vagabonds, Ben Hur Lamprnan, Freshie Frolic Com, Sr Class ay om MICKELSON, MARY JO. Girls' League Rea: Counselors' Ass' , Jr. Class Dads' Club Com Chairman, Sr. Class Day Com. CafCha+rmon, Assembly Com Chairman, Ouiz 'Em, Yearbook Stalt, Cardinal Stall, Ben Hur Lampman, Reed College Lecture Group, Inter-Com Council, Girls League Week Com , National Honor Society, May Fete Assembly Com, lnter-Club Council MIDDAUGH, FAYE. P miami G 94077, I an 4671, plans 'Ilk- ft. we as sd? 6 I I rl ' 'ff Ms7115.-r... Q- ,. 5? www 75 ll. ' ' V. -g 44:5 2. - fifil. 'ff ' fffgip s f K W as 11 -ai! 'af' Q I 'X ss, SENIORS MILFORD, SUSAN MORISE. Room Rep., Girls' League Service Com. Chrm , Assembly Com. Alternate, Camellia Hostess, Ouw 'Em, Honor Soi ciety, Copian Secy., Tacaue Sgt -at-Arms, Student Body Secy, Girls League Style Show, Reed College Lecture Group. MOE, CAROL ANN. Room Rep., Fresh. Court, Philo, Kappa Zeta, Sr. Class Vice,Pres. MOE, LOIS LOUISE. Student Body First Vice-Pres., lnterACIub Council Pres., Freshie Oueen, Copian Sgt.-at-Arms, March of Dimes Princess, Ben Hur Lampman, Kappa Zeta, Tacaue, Big and Little Sister Entertain. Com. Chrm,, Freshie Frolic Dance Com., Sr. Class Play Poster Chun., Cardinal Stall, Yearbook Stall, Room Rep, Honor Society. MORITA, ELSIE MASAE. Sr. Class Rep. ol Girls' League Cabinet, Copian, Room Rep., Girls' League Rep, Announcement Com., Deans Office Stall, Camellia Oueen Selection Com., May Fete Com. MURPHY, EDWARD H. Cardinal Sports Ed., Editorial Board, Bachelor Treas., Adelphian, Sr. Class Play, Freshie Frolic Com. Chrm., Pub. Com., PARR Club, Ben Hur Lompman, Room Rep., Fire Squad, Boys' League Sgt.-at-Arms, Rose Festival Princess Selection Com. MUIR, DOROTHY JO. O'BRIEN, PATRICIA JOAN. Philo Secy., Sr. Class Announcement Com., Jr Class Sgt.-at-Arms, Band, Pep Band, Girls' League Rep. NAKATA, GEORGE. School Service Rep., Jr. Class Treas., Wade Wil' liams' I-Ii-Y Secy, Honor Society, Yearbook Art Ed, Fire Sauad, Room Rep., Ben Hur Lampman, Sr. Class Gift Com., Sr. Class Poster Com., Jr -Sr. Prom. Com , School Constttution Com., Varsity Track Mgr., Jr. Baseball, Nominating Com., Camellia Oueen Selection Com. ORTON, DEANE. Optimist, A Cappella Choir, Octet, All-City Choir, Transfer Irom Idaho. OLSON, SHIRLEY MAE, Girls' League Rep., Room Rep., Tataue Hist., Honor Roll. OSCANYAN, WILLIAM. Backnumbers Secy., Treas., Pop Cycles, Sr. Class Play, Room Rep., Fire Squad, Movie Com. OTT, VIRGINIA S. Student Body Second Vice-Pres, Room Rep, Red Cross Rep. ta lnter-school Council, PTA Forum, Tacaue, Jr. Red Cross Vice-Pres , Jr Class Proyect Com., Girls League Pub. Com., Honor Society, Philo Treas., Pres., Freshie Frolic Dec. Com. PARKER, DONALD. Cross Country Squad, Varsity and Jr , Book Ex., Room Rep. PETERSON, CLIFFORD L. POMEROY, JANE LEE. Pi Theta Epsilon Vice-Pres., Asst Secy., March of Dimes Princess, Pep Club, Cap and Gown Com., Girls' League. PETERSON, ELVA MAE. Orchestra, All-City Orchestra, Pop Cycles Band, Pt Theta Epsilon, Girls' League Pub. Com., Cap and Gown Com., Pop Cycles Com. POMEROY, VIRGINIA J. Pi Theta Epsilon, Pep Club, Sr. Class Play Stage Mgr , Make-up Com. PROCTOR, DENNY JAMES. Optimist, P00 Cycles Band, Fire Squad, Track, Pep Band, Orchestra. RANDOLPH, NANCY RAE. Rose Festival Princess, Rally Squad Pres.: A Cappella Choir Vice-Pres., Adelphian, Masque and Gavel, All-City Choir, Boot 'n Spur, Sr. Class Play, Room Rep., Freshie Frolic Entertainment Corn, Girls' League Entertainment Com. Chr., Camellia Show Hostess, Girls' Glee Pres., Swimming Team, Tacctue. RAGEN, BROOKS GEER. Cardinal Ed., Assoc. Ed., Ouiz 'Em, Room Rep., Cardinal Hi-Y, Ben Hur Lampman, Rase Festival Princess Com., Honor Society, Tennis Team, Reiorest. Project, Fire Squad, Sr. Class Song Com., Inter-Club Council, Jr. Baseball. RATH, WILLIAM PETER. Pi Theta Epsilon, Honor Roll REAVES, SARA. Zeta Llpsilon Secy., ViceAPres., Girls' League Rep, Freshie Frollc Concession Com., Transler Irom Roosevelt. REYNOLDS, DANIEL KIRKWOOD. Room Rep , Cardinal I-It-Y Secy, Pix Pres., Secy , Community Service Rep , Track. RICARDI, PATRICIA LINNIE. Zeta Upsilon Secy ,Vocational Ouestion- notre Com., Basketball Ticket Com, Noon Movie Ticket Corn , Yearbook Stall, Ben I-'Iur Lompman SENIORS RICHARDSON DON H. Baseball Mgr., Swimming Team, Bond, Pep Bond, Pix Vice-Pres., Scholastic Art Award. ROBERTS, SUZANNE. Copian, Tacque Sgt.AotAArms, Pres., Room Rep, Red Cross Rep., Dance Com., Freshie Frolic Cut-Out Com. RYAN, PATRICIA. Voqobonds VicefPres., TrifY, March ol Dimes Princess, Girls' League Rep., Freshie Frolic Princess. RYAN, SHIRLEY ANNE. Pi Theta Epsilon Chaplain, Vice-Pres., Tocoue, Camellia Show Corsage Com., Noon Movie Com., Ticket Com., Christmas Formal Decor. Com. Girls' League Service Com., Freshie Frolic Name Tag Com., Freshie Frolic Guard Com., Inter-Club Council Rep, Room Rep., Tillamook Burn Project, Cao and Gown Com. RUDNICK, EDWARD. Tronsler lrom Tigord, RUGRODEN, CORDELLE. Bond, Peb Bond, Backnumbers Sgt,-at-Arms, Poo Cycles, Sr. Class Play, King's Men Vice-Pres., Boys' League Rep, SADIS, RAE. Room Rep., Girls' Lea ue Rep., Girls' League Service Soma' Office Staff, Sr. Class Play, Sr Class Play Program Com, Lincoln cv cv. SAMPIER, HENRY. Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Order ol L, gptiimist, Pi Theta Epsilon, Pep Club, Honor Society, Transfer from Central at o ic. SAMUELIS, STAN. Varsity Football, Jr. Baseball, Boskerboll Mgr, Track, Order Ol L, Pi Theta Epsilon, Jr -Sr. Prom. Com., Freshman Dance Cam. SANSBURN, IDA. SEVERNS, MARIA. Band, A Caapella Choir, Ouiz 'Em, Baccalaureate Com. Chr., Girls' League, Sr. Class Play Telephone Com., Transler from Holdrege High, Holdreqe, Nebraska, and St, lVlary's of the Valley. Beaverton, Oregon. SCHOLDER, HERBERT. Band, Room Ren., Ben Hur Lompman, Mosaue ond Govel Vice-Pres, l.R.L. Pres., Cardinal Stoll Feature Ed., Quiz Fm, Sr Class Play, Card Shulllers, Pop Cycles, Sr. Class Play Pub. Com. Co- Chrm,, Inter-Club Council, 1951 Pop Cycles Pub Com. Chrm. SEWELL, NANCY ANN. Adelphton Pres., Taud Secy,, Tacaue, Jr. Class Secy., Freshte Oueen, lnter-Club Council, Girls' League Week Chrm. SHANKS, KING. Room Rep. Pres ,'Decon Pres., Fire Squad, Adelphran Sgr.-ot-Arms, Golf Team, SIME, KEITH. Room Rep., Band, Orchestra, All-City Bond, All-City Orchestra, Pop Cycles Bond, Pep Club, Ticket Com., All-Northwest Band. SILVER, ARNOLD. Optimist, Room Rep, Boys' League, Sr. Class Post Com., Pocket Billiard Team, Dance Com., Ski Team. SHORE, LILLY. Girls' League. SHAVER, HARRY. Sr. Class Play, lce Hockey, Ben Hur Lompmon, Sr. Class DaY Com., Yearbook Stall, Stretcher Sauad. SOUTHARD, MARILYN. A Cappella Choir, All-City Chair, Vaga- bonds Vice-Pres., Secy., Card Shufilers, Graduated in 6 Terms. SLUYTER, BEVERLY. Room Rep , Grrlsl League Asst Treos , Vagabonds: gk: Club, Dance Com , Sr. Class Ploy Ticket Com., Cord Shuftlers, Honor ocrety. STALEY, RUTH. Girls' League Rep., Honor Society, Girls' Glee, Announcement Com., A Cappella Choir Robe Custodian, Camellia Show Chrm , Sr. Class Play Telephone Com., Career Day Conference, Class Will Com r Student Nom. Com STANDLEY, JEAN. Toud Vice-Pres., Secv., Copian Sgt.-at-Arms, Tacaue, Girls' League Rep., Camellia Show Com., Freshie Frolic Com., Oltice Practice Stal'l, Movie Com, STEARNS, GRACE. STEINER, ANNE. Moy Court, Rally Squad Secy., Girls' League Treas.. Saph. Class Secy., Fresh. Class Sgt -at-Arms, Freshie Oueen, Room Rep . Council Sgt.-at-Arms, Community Service Rea., Copian, Tocque Vice-Pres., Taud Treas., Assembly Com., Honor Roll, Camellia Show Teo Chrm., DAR Award, March ol Dimes Princess, Wade Williams' Hi-Y Sweetheart. -'ws . 'H s J C' 4031 cf, .AQ AIS ,B mrwoqon, mi any-'Kwik 5' x NF SENIORS SLAVICH, ANTHONY. ZTITE, DELORES VALLDEZ. Transfer from Berkeley I-ligh, Berkeley, a I . STOKES, LUCINDA. Card Shultlers, Goya, Dance Com., Locker Sauad Chrm., Pub Corn., Girls' League Room Rep., Tillamook Burn Squad Leader, Book Exchange STOYANOV, MILAN. Sr, Class Play, Fire Squad, Ben Hur Lampman, Yearbook Staff, Masque and Gavel Sgt.-at-Arms, Tennis, Hockey, Student Government, School Service Rep., All-City Dance Cam., Freshie Frolic Com. SWANSON, VERNON. Ootimist, Cardinal Guard, Pi Theta Epsilon, Pep Club, Order ol L, Rally Sauad, Track, Fire Squad. SUMINO, GEORGE. Varsity Football, Jr Football, Baseball, Basketball Mgr., Track, Order of L Pres., Secy, Optimist Pres, Fire Squad Capt., Asst, Capt., Inter-Club Council, Assembly Com., Jr. Class Stationery Com. SWIFT DIANN. Pi Theta Epsilon, Ben Hur Lampman, Assembly Com., Room Rep., Pop Cycles Pub. Com., Cardinal Stafl, Girls' League Rep., Swimming Team. TAMBARA, KO. Wade Williams' I-li-Y, Pi Theta Epsilon Treas., Order of L, Varsity and Jr. Football, Track, Varsity and Jr., Caps and Gowns Cam., Jr. Baseball, Sr. Class Poster Com., Intramural Soorts. TAUSKY, CURT. Room Rep , Optimist Secy., Chaplain, Fresh. Basketball, Pop Cycles Band, Orchestra, Band, Careers Unlimrted, Pen Band. THOMPSON, MYRNA DEANA. Girls' Glee Vice-Pres, Swimming Team, I-lanor Roll, Jr, Choir, Girls' League, Pl Theta Epsilon Sat.-at-Arms, Sr. Choir, March ol Dimes Princess, Tri-Y Historian. TODHUNTER, JAMIE HAROLD. Room Reoi Fire Sauad, Adelohian Treas , Ourz Fm, Hockey Mgr., Goll. TOMORI, WILLIAM. Cardinal Hi-Y Pres, Secy., Vice-Pres, Room Rep, Student Body Asst Treas , Reed College Discussion Group, Radio Club, lnterfClub Council, Honor Socrety, Student Body Finance Board, Sr. Class Treasurer TREMAYNE, RONALD. Varsity Football, Jr. Track, Varsity Track, Cardinal Guard Pres, TURNER, CAROL. Room Rep , Usher Corps. TURNER, JEANETTE ELLIOTT. Sr. Class Play Advertisement Com, VALLEY, DONALD. VIDGOFF, SHELDON. Railroad Club. WAITT, LOUISE. Cardinal Staff, Philo, Card Shulflers, Vagabonds, Cap and Gown Com. Chrm,, Nominating Cam, Sr. Class Nominating Com., Room Rep., Honor Society. WALKER, CAROL. May Court, Rally Squad, Fresh. Class Vice-Pres., Soph. Class Vice-Pres., Copian, Tacaue Vice-Pres., Sr. Class Play, Room Rep. Secy., Camellia Show Princess, Freshie Frollc Entertainment Com., Student Body Nominating Com, Girls' League Rep., Girls' League Tea Corn., Red Cross Rep., Class Nominating Com., March ot Dimes Princess. WALMER, ROBERT. Ticket Com., Cap and Gown Cam. WATKINS, FLORIS. Room Rep, Zeta Upsrlon Secy., Vagabonds, Girls' League Dec. Com., Freshie Frolic Concession Com, Honor Roll. WEICUSS, RAYMOND. Dance Com., Dec, Com, Optimist, Order ol l., Pep Club, Varsity Basketball, Rally Squad, WHITLOCK, WILLIAM. WEINSTEIN, EVELYN, SENIORS WIDDISON, THETIS JANE. Phrla Vrcevpres , Lrbrarran, Crrrls' League Room Pep , Cap and Gown Com WHITMORE, CHARLES. Backrvumbers Pres., Nall Honor Saglery, Frre Squad Floor Capt, AfEomb Squad, Yearbook Svall, Ben Hur Lamnman, Poom Rep , lnler,Club Councwl, Assembly Cam., Moyre Cam , Trike' Com , Pop Cycles, Sr. Class play, Sr. Class Day Com, Reed College Drscussron Group, WILSON, EDWARD. Swimming Team Co-Capl , Varsrvy Football Mgr , Wade Wlllrams' Hr-Y, Adelphran, Vlce-Pres., Decon Vrce-PreS , Order ol L, Pub. Com , Clvrm , Room Pep, Varsrly Track. WILSON, MARY CAROLYN. Rally Squad Vrce-Pres , Glrls' League Treas ,Sr Class Play, Adelphlan, Vlcefpres , Secy,, Sgr ,alfArms, Tacque, Inrer Club Councll Treas , Nomlnarwng Com , Dance Com. Secy,, Prom Dance Band Corn Clwrm , Freshre Frolrc Name Tag Com.Cl'1rrn , lnler-School Dance Com , Cardvnal Staff, Ben Hur Lampman, Girls' Tennis Team, Honor gocaely, Room Rep , Camellra Hasvess, Flre Squad, Ped Cross Rep , Offrce ra WILSON, RICHARD WARDLAW. Yearbaolc and True Cardlnal Photographer, pax Pres , Treas , Sr Class Prclure Com. Chrm ,Noon Moyle Frnance Cam , Ben Hur Lampman WITHINGTON, JAY BRYCE. Bachkelar, Adelpluan Vrce-Pres, Treas. Frre Squad, A Cappella Cholr Robe Cuslodran, Jr Chow Sgl -ar-Arms, Jr, Baseball, lnrer-Club Councll WOOD, ROBERT. Varsrly Foolball, Oprlmlsl Vrce Pres . Treas , Order ol L Vlcefpres , Peceryed bud for Snrrners Football Cmame WOODCOCK, ANN. May Court, Rally Squad, Jr Class Viceepres, March of Dimes Queen, Room Rep, Secy, Glrls' League Rep, Kappa Zero Pres , Sgr,-ar-Arms, Taud Treas, Chaplarn, Tacque Secy., Honorary Oplrmrsl Member, Plnlo, lnrerfCIub Councll, Camellra Hosvess, Freshre Frallc Dance Corn , Grrlsl League Enlerlalnrnenl Com WOOLLEY, PETER CLARK, Decon, Adelplwlan, Treas, Frre Squad, Cardrnal Slall, Ben I-lur Lamprnan, Lrncoln Drsc-Jockey, Pub Cam , Jr fSr. Prom, A Cappella Chcrr WOODRUFF, ADELAIDE. Poster Com , program Com , Sr Class play, WOMACK, JESSE. Pop Cycles, A Cappella Cllorr Sgr -av-Arms Two Years, Oclel, Oplrmlslf All-Cary Music Feslrval, Norlhwes! Nluslc Con- ference, Mrssoula, Montana, Cross Caunrry Squad, Foovball 'I Year, Sprung Show 3 Years, Clwrrsvmas Program 3 Years WRIGHT, SYLVIA. Room Rep , Honor Rall, La Voz Fd , All-Crly Chorri All-Crly Nluslc Fesvryal, Sexrelre, Chow Pres , POD Cycles, Glrlsl Glee, Scholasuc Arr Corrresr, Muslc Ensemble Conresr, WRIGHT, FLORENCE F, May Queen, Rally Squad Treas Taud Sal - av Arms, Tacaue Treas, Kappa Zero Vlce-Pres, Coolan, Sr Class Play, Transfer from Carlm YOUNG, DONNA. Pi Theta Epsrlon ZUSMAN, BERNARD. Moyle Corn Clrrm, Assembly Cam, Back' numbers DWYER, WILLIAM M. Cross Counvry, Traclr, Order ol L K: . ,rr I - f ,ll olle Q :rr IU! , ec ? A RRL V, gm ws-me fri? 37-RA My -me Quw Mfr -vox Wir -'HP-f .Q i 6542-L, , 3, Ng,- m s , lf 5 F v Q. of 2 4 6 A s S 'C' end?- l ., I xx ABOVE T950 Rose Prlncess Thea Collrns presenls rose corsage to 1951 Rose Princess Nancy Randolph. l2lGl-IT The Srudenl Body Nomlnaflng Cammlllee Rowl Loulse Warn, Nancy Bradley, Kelsno Okayama Pow 9 Mrs Ed rh Karnopp, Mr Wrlllam Mawson, Mlss Bertha l-lunrer. l?ow3 Phyllls Siales Barbara Wrrglwrson, Brll Cosarv Larry Breclwl, Rlchard Johnson - 4- LL CRAIG FARROW JANET WOODS JO AN JOHNSTONE President Vice-President Secretary n -v is A X, LARRY JENSEN MARGARET SWANSON GENE STRINGHAM Treasurer Sergeant-at-arms S9I'89'mt'at'8T'm3 ,l MISS BERTHA HUNTER A Adviser is R, f fwx Qiii E .QHEEE ,.s.1 faA'A- A ,JQEYLH RLRVWQEEH 1 E. .5 E'Qif4 - A :E:nw1 'i f QARQEQQEQE , . Paw: A ,,wM,vIV w.- IAxAwg15gQ ...,. if Q Af' ixnelwffvf af I Amwffm-EMA Awww Ywwfgwvmiaw f'x9 MR. HAROLD KING Adviser ...JLHXIIDFQS THE JUNIOR CLASS THIS YEAR HAS APTLY PROVED THAT IT IS ONE OF THE MOST ACTIVE AND AGGRESSIVE CLASSES IN LINCOLN. HEADED BY ITS ABLE CABINET, ADVISORS, AND A COUNCIL COMPOSED OF ONE STUDENT FROM EACH JUNIOR REG. ROOM, TH Y HAVE SPONSORED MANY ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING A PICNIC AND THE FIRST JUNIOR CLASS PLAY EVER TO BE PRESENTED AT LINCOLN. T0 FINANCE TH JUNIOR-SENIOR PRO , TWO MOVIES AND A GREETING CARD SALE WERE H LD TO BUILD A LARGE TREASURY. THIS CLASS PRUMISES T0 BECOME IN 1952 NOT ONLY THE LARGEST, BUT ONE OF THE MOST OUTSTANDING SENIOR CLASSES IN THE HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL. 43 w Elmer Alcre Helen Allen Jerry Aman Eleanor Anderson Merle Anderson Bill Aspros JoAnn Bailey Bill Baker Patty Banton Nancy Barlow Dean Barnard Bred Batchelor Rosalia Bauder Terry Beckley Bill Beckman Mary Beckner Jack Benagni Elizabeth Bennett Jean Bennett - 7 new , f , i fm! -yzy D , V ,vh A Q V V H i 'B 2 B -V VB, VV ,: z .-f ,rf do 1 li 9, 3 Q -an lee Pa Qi A 'L Q ffl eu ' C5 , ,VV Vi V V VV C . .NN V gg .-Q.. ,C-zz, , Vx. . W 2. . - ' Dan Berez Y -Q ' A Laurel Berg 5 .,', VV Stewart Berry ', V C 1 exif? J ' Bill Birchall . B . V ,, 4-, 1 V Bob Blair f ,W re, B B Betty Bloomquist ' BI- 8, . Q ' 3.v.VV1gfV V , ,.A- 5 ig - Charles Bodeen A .-QV ' Vw 4 Alice Booten ' V VV ' ' V ' Alberta Bordin K xi I K V.: Q . Eldine Bozich ' Y 'uh Gordon Brehn V Judith Bromberg - , ' ' V Patricia Brown ag V ' 4 J- B 'f G- 25 L' 49' Patricia Bryan . is -4 Lf.y . 1- ,V Marian Buckingham B B is B Q7 1 yeyy at B if i Jim Buckley V Y. Barbara Burkitt Mm- . B1 BA i Leona Burnnett ' ' V V Janet Caldwell ,l 5 V, ' 'fun fi V, 5533 'Q' Fay Callopy 'B ,vi V ,L'k ,v ,, 'V :B J Wkc- Wy B A L J V Elaine camp 5' ive 'S , John Camp ' V 'B Mary Jo Campbell Sylvia Campbell - ' .,.. Beatrice Carlberg B V 4' I ' V fs. G' Phil Carlin ' B C is V-B Q3 ,i:. LB Tom Carney B pf V -V f ' Ola Mae cbambiess V.V W ,Bf B ' A Marjorie Clay gg Nadine Conklin 3 . Joan Crawford B A , ' ' - Joanne Cuckler ' ' -V B' , V V V 4: Betty Cummins ' Y' ... . A 5 ' ' Jim Cunningham ,V ,Vg i -' V, Freda Curtiss , V V, Vi Kent namke A A V VV ,gif VV Barbara Dahl V John Daniels l Rita Dean ,V VV ' . V V ,Q we VV ,V BV , Marilyn DeMars B VB B V - fi- 1 'X V ig V B111 Ilibble . -, f 'B V A B-S ' . -13-wg? Alycegoy Donaldson H B . B .oca yi B M Bs B B-me Dum - A B .. B B ' VV Don Ebert 'Q' in Q V .. .,,:. at C it , J VV Dick Edward 'M , BV' , Patricia Ethell Q , f Q V V . B Patty Fagan ,C jeff ' kin B age Q f BBiy V-A Sharon Faikin A X ' 4 C a' F o V, Cr V ff r ig arr w if ' ' V Don Fasching X vw V B V Ron Ferero ' V Jean Finch V n . Rhoda Flood A Fred Flowers qs- V' 7 i Vs June Forsyth V 'f BB V Q B' Wanda Hanville CX key -17 JLJNICJFQ5 25 if .E Denson Fowlkes , ' V A Edis Frager ,Q to , V ,el B, ,V df V ,. Ron Frazier 2 M V '35 VV. James French X - V VVVVV ' , 1 37 Connie Gale Hoy Gaussoil Yi Y ft J Roberta Gembella ' A , A 1 tif' 'fl' Jack Gibson -V . La Vona Gibson . if - Jackie Gillam or r H - ,. H -fr . , , , QV qif: A V V VV -V ja , 4 F Lois Glvlns l 'MH y 5 H' A I Ethel Goldberg ' ,I W .fl ,se,V1, V' 'E ' ' ' Janet Gordon V A VVVV V VV VVf,VV 52 Diana Graf V J' A A - 'J M VVV Lois Gunderson ff .3 A I Ellen Gusewelle x V . ,N v V V- - V qlfk 5 1- 1- VV za, V . 'Di 62 , A rr, Pat Haggerty ', .. 1 4'.,, A' 37- l I 1 Vi A Wade Halbrook , V it Eugene Hampton 9 ' Val 4' 'V 6 Jo Ann Handberry Q ll Bettie Lou Hardy I - . ,., A Diane Harmeson V V ' ' ' , - Dean Hartley ' AV VVV31 ' V Darlene Haugen P 1 . V ' ' 'V 4 'V .V 3' Barry Hayslip , Q ,. --A- J 32. , - V: rf3Vg,s Vivian Helvie J ' A4 N -fw H Katklryn Henry , V I V Patrick Henry - Bob Herinok V Bob Hays L.. l f ' QV J-LV W' A 'f by H Dorlyoo H111 J Q-', T. -it ui l fa- JA H CW Bill Holman 59 Q X ' -' Mickey Holzman V VV X M l Q Lillian Hook ' ' 'A 'AJ' John Hoopes , Edward Hoppe xi V Donald Horenstein ' cl f' -Rf. Q .. 5, no .. A 5. Riohax-3 gostetler 1 , ., ' ' ,J - ,al I -J -V M Betty u son F' --s ' VV V vt? -- Thomas Hudson - .V -' Q-. Sharon Huff' 4- Yfqkx 5 i V Charlene Hughes Joan Hulen ' Jill Hutonioes J fo V Carole Hutchins 4' 'F - ? V P - 2.4 V, ,Q I' Q May Iga A , rr., nl? H -at-1 . 'if ,: John Inouye ,. VV f V , ,V ff- . John Jacobs ale VVf Larry Jensen - V Pat Jensen M VVVV Regina Johnson A L - V Jo An Johnstone VV, VV A l V. .. ' Shirley Jones V J- , ly ' V J fo ' fa 'W Ernie Joseph 2 r w' ' V - Rl ' Carol Jossund - - V ? X - LG A Henry Kalani 'Q Q. to - A ' W A Q 423 Y nf 'f Barbara Kamm . George Kapellas A . it .E J' AV J V - sue Kelley J ff or J A of A. J' :Qi Jill Kem ' K llrl H Duane Knutson A VVZV 'V , , V. X? ' Lillian Kobayashi s V' 1 V , ' Q - J V V 115 I - L, Donna Kolibaba - -' , xg 'Halter Koop , . t J' . llarilyn Kordic . VV - I Q V ,gg fe, Va - 9 Robert Kurtti --yi - VV ' Jack Lagock ,, VV V Ruth Laidlaw ' it , y f , H J Barbara Lane l 1-V .V- K V V I I Ve? X' A W 5 M H oi'r L A ,,A. or V Betty Larson A I 1 Q 5 , Je 'f-V Lewfy - ' E Samara Layley -1,-1 7 if I gr I I-'fl Robert Lee . . ,V V VVZ V .. Shirley Mansfield 'E A lt'l' .. V - V ' ll --cg, ff., roo . .J fl J ffk rryr ,llrr ai Q6 JLHXHDFQS '- l f ., we 2 .'-yr, 'FIS X , .fe Vg A5 .. 1:. ' f F Y 'f' W Don Leveton . V ' ,V Cecily Ley S ' M . 1 -QP .V . 1 Marvin Liebreich i fa-if ' V' V . 7 Q. MA ,, -1 e Q Richard Lesic .1:f B1-ice Logan 1 E ' Nola 1-lmfi S ll ,.,- Michael Mahoney ,,Af A 'V 4' H in Barbara Mallory Q, I , 4 V ' A V ' ,,f' Carmelita Marineln . . . ' A l i ' , M ,ig V we Ethel Mamma A,.4 . + .. fl W e . W E Wzg,,f 'S Marilyn Mauser l V Marilyn Mmm 11 brl .4 lv 5 M . Jean Matsumoto . ' 5 ' - . Yoji Matsushima i '... A , W :': .. Jack Meadows . V if E . V Esther Menashe . , . .. A 1+ fl VVS - M l Beverly Meskel V ' f Q. V - - V H Gretchen Miksch ' A - -.'E V o i -- nl NK. 'J Andy Miller in .LK ' 5' F qi X 'gm Jerry Miller H .S ' ' ' i Q : ' Don Millering V . ' Dan mms . Q. M . fi-pi S Anne Mitchell ' .g fi - ' - k h A 'f f. 4 V 7555 ' 4 - Prwllis Mitchell M f ? ' or or .3 l ., Sylvia Mitchell I ,'Vk ' ,V N. S H1 :il I Grace Morris V A A 'N il Susan Morris EJ 1' I Q Wilma Morris - Greg Morrison . R ' Eileen Morse . V 2 ,i ' - , 53, A as 'rneobeile Moudy J 4 j -Q Q .. 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Jo Ann Wills ST V- Carol Wilson I Joyce Wilson Loraine Wines Sandra Wolff' Allan Wong Francis Wong Jeanne Tioodie Janet Woods Jay 'Worthington Eddie Wright Tobias Yellin Lee Young Warren Youngman Karl Zehrung QQLX .wg,.. l28 Violet Wong :.. l K J '5 swf! H F - 9 , H' as zisgfgqjfi i ii is fl ' g Nancy Harrington Jean Kida Virginia Koe Keisho Okayama Richard Walmer L . , as 53 ggyg J z,. 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M,-,D , if xv 'W ,JN f 1 1 CLASS PLAY LEADS--SUNNY STOYANOV AND CAROL WALKER. T .A - vat: V X A X I PUELICITY COMMITTEE MEIMRERS MICKEY HOLZMAN, NED WILSON, AND HARBARA ERACE. DAN REYNOLDS LEITCH UFUNCHING IN THE PARK NEWSREEL C LINCOLN 'S AND GORDON AMERAMAN PROT OGRAFHING 'An BONE LRILL. J iff 2' ,inf Wggwv ALAN NEWMAN BARBARA ZIDELL DOUGLAS JOHNSON President Vice-President Treasurer 50531-SDIVIDRE 5 LED BY THEIR CABINET AND COUNCIL OF NINE MEMBERS, THE SOPHOMORES HAVE ENJOYED A PROSPEROUS AND HAPPY YEAR. THEY HAVE SPONSORED A VERY SUCCESSFUL MOVIE AND CANDY SALE TO AUGMENT THEIR TREASURY. AT CHRISTMAS TIME A COMMITTEE MADE CORSAGES AND JOYCE POSTLEWAITE DISTRIBUTED THEM TO ALL OF THE TEACHERS. Secretary AT PRESS TIM , THE SOPHOMORES ARE PLANNING A PICNIC TO TOP OFF nr THEIR SPRING ACTIVITIES. Below, Sophomore Cabinet: Pat Allen, Joyce Postlewaite, Pano Vlahos, MISS FRANCES ELMER Barbara Zidbll, J8.yn8 Katada, VOID B18.k81y, MR. PAUL HELLER Adviser Alan Nemanf and .Myron Eckhardt' Adviser Allen, S. Atkeson, Anderson, R. Archer, A. Arveson, L. Austin, Bartley, IJ. Barklovr, A. mrr, J. Beatty, L. Bechtel, Beckham, Bergman, Biden, W. Biederman, D. Bingham, S. Bitz , N. Blakely, E hlogh, E Beebe, I. B. T. H. Blake, M. V. Biles, S. Blauer, S. Bloomfield, A. Brewer. Bolf, J. Bosch, L. Bowman, B. Brugger. Brown, P. Brcvming, E. R. 4 is A :rj A 2' an 'Vi . Aoo ' A A 1 - A A A A A - A Awebury, L. A AA -A V if Q... 59 A VM A A-1,, :Iii fee 1 'fr A 3 1:1 A ' A' - ' l .SQ 5 , AA 1 o .sig A-A:-f,VggAAg A A A , VV? A AfA,7V V V in VA A VXA V Sim, vi ' AAA . - 'W A Aff-.2914-if? .L 'fAkf A - A A A , l A A A '- A 5 VV V' ' Y A V V Q if A A A A A A AAAAA A A A, A ,rg VV 4 . V VVAVAVVW-,-VfAA-fgzsg V Ae -7 - V V A A A W --I A A- ' - A-f A A , A '-ii A- A A ii XA- Y ' 'Q V' if ' :A .na 'O' A -'W f--1 W f A' 2 - -fo- A- -Aafsff o.l. 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K 'WE-i..f '52 ... QQ.. N ' M -A Bauley, D. '14 5 ff. 4 T --- 1, Buzzard, L. A L-I. 3: Hargreaves, P. xx Q., fr- Ishida, B. N F Peterson, K. X 6 he Ag X -rw X I I 55011 HUMUHLSJ 5 33 , ,QZI sf SQ!- 'SS li WARREN GREEN BEVERLY o'coNNER DOROTHY RHOADES BILL HAWKINS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer I r JII KERN JOHN BOHlMAN DORIS ABBOTT BARBARA RICHARDSON 5gt,-at-Arm3 Sgt.-at,Arms Council Rep. Council Rep. DOROTHY GRIFFITH Council Rep. MR. JAMES THOMPSON Adviser MISS MI Adviser FTFQEISE-HVXEYW NNIE AMBLER THIS YEAR, THE CLASS OF 1954 OF LINCOLN IIIGH SCHOOL CAME INTO EXISTENCE, FULL OF AMBITION AND HOPES FOR THE COMING YEARS. UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF MISS MINNIE AMBLER AND MR. JAMES THOMPSON, A CABINET AND COUNCIL OF FOUR M MBERS WERE ELECTED AND A CONSTITUTION ADOPTED. PARTICIPATION IN THE POP CYCLES TICKET SALES HELPED START A TREASURY, AND SEVERAL CLASS MEETINGS HAVE BEEN HELD DURING THE YEAR TO PLAN EVENTS FOR THE FUTURE. Abbott Asburry ix, h b b J 1, G 'ea- Anderson Auman K v L 2 ,Ayr 'gf' cl 'g A1-gow Avolio G K ' l G Arnold Backman G ,K Barnett Beane A Q G K .K g K Bates Beckman K, '. Y - ' ' A . gg, n s fa '16-X' K3 an K2 5, Q Batffin Bezuin , G . 5' G ' V' fr SC ff 4-ff bv :'l Q- Bemis B811 by G by K vb f K-er Q W G 32 Q or if 1 Q?.,.mf 1 - ' rf Benson Bingham 5 1 ,J -,G M 'IL ff- - Berg Blackburn ' ' G , . be Q ,fi iw Q ., Bertrand Blakely WVVV jK ' QQ ef Besaw Blomquist, ' KA K in Y! BOh1l'Da!'l G. Bradley ' N .Q C ,V , Bollam G. Bradley ' we , A 'K 61 lo ' Boyer Brandenberg -in 7' K' , K, K -er, 'B Boyle Brennan f T K V KK E KK Briegleb Cantwell I kg M , K G 5 , Brugger Cartwright - , K 4,-f ' f 'Q' 'C ' . ' 5' t Burke Cas s K? K ' 7 5 fy Burpee cbm-non G K ,vj B G of I 'M 's 1- .ai 14' Cobb Cosgrove K Kg K f ' g r K K gi Collins Cottel Q K 'C . M 3 J Conklin Craft wi? -K Q- -E. I 1, M. Conley Crawford - ' X- A , K X M G , Q kv G ' f or , .N Q. E : B . Cm Culter 4- K 1 1,3 K Kgs? 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Thompson E , 'W PM SV Talley Titus tzff V1 hh I W 5 Tobey Turnbull ' ga ff ' ' mil ,mb X .Q , V me Toomey TWONW-SY I-I iq I I . -6 bi Tousley Urbigheit L A-.if Ng' T' T1-emu-ye Van Riper by K7 V, 1 .,f. gg K V X Q Sl xi W ii' f-1.1. A 255. 7 AQ A ' L' k A' ff W. V- ' than W Wage Jeinstein ,wg ,ggi V- Y I In W if 2 I H QV Wagner Tielch T . ,,. V S N ., if M P waxes 'rfestren A ? 1. Q or We for ,mmm MMDB 'il ' V 1 We 4 i ,:f5:.l V mins -Wa L P X .. 4 he -- E: if W Whitlow ' ?Q - , T , T SMFX1- 1' vi MP' A i H ,gr - Til! ' 1 mms 8,2 P. W T P. Williams 4 4 FRESX-KVXEXXX X' 37 M 4' 0553 W as. Wohlschlegel Wright J K if y ku W' VM, .Q . F, Wong Yellin .ha 1 I to . -Sp N. Wong Yount My 7 I 1 H E K Uxgn kl T,U -xmgigg ,5 wif FQESHMEN Q f. P' ERESH' FH! fo. CS KING JERRY DILLAUD AIT- IIAIIT AKDT Fill THE FRESHIE FROLIC THE FRESHIE FROLIC, ANNUAL WELCOME EXTENDED TO THE FRESHMEN BY THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS, SAW AN AFTERNOON FILLED WITH ENTERTAIN- MENT, FUN, AND DANCING FOR ALL. A Y 'CTA' W,- i-pdf f XS' wi! FRESHILAIY ROYALTI BEING IITITIATQD INTO THE SHIIG OF SCHOOL 5P1PIT -T LIECOLL. f-rag mam - ' Wx Q3 Jap X' ynni THE CRO'.'J1II1fC'r OF FRLJSHIE KING JERRY DILLARD AND ERESHIE QUEEN JANET DUFFEY EY SLNIORS ANNE STEINLQR AND DAQ JIJRIHIAH, THE FRESHIIAN ROYALTY OF THEIR CLASS. AHL! 4 u-N SARA LEEVES VIRGINIA LARSON, CORA HILL, AND PAT AGNES INOUYE AND NORMA WONG-- CLEANING LOCKERS ON OLD ETHAN Emoyiwc THEIR LUNCH IN Llwcomws CAFETERIA. on1EN'rAL TEA AT CAMELLIA SHOW. CLOTHES DAY IS PUN- f low pffz if ,DAJQC .5228 v NEAL MARLETT AND LOUIS MOE AND LOUISE WAITT-- ., SYLVIA WRIGHT IN FOLK DANCING AT CARD SHUYFLERS ENJOYING SPRING SUNSHINE IN PARK BLOCKS SPRING CHOIR SHOW HOB-DOWN' JANET GORDAN, PATTY BRYAN, EILEEN NORRIS, ANNA LEE PACKER, PHIL CARLIN AND PAT AND MERLE ANDERSON AT LUNCH IN THE PLEASANT PARK BLOCKS. SAV-ARIASEN AFTER THE GAME AT DON'S il Al-'Fl SHIRLEY GARR, PAT ETHELL, AND JEAN SHOEMAKER BLEND THEIR VOICES IN SPRING SHOW AFTER LUNCH, RELAXATION PROVACATIVE MISSES L. ., ,, U . ,,,.,,. . 5 A I K - hw Q,-:wk fxffvsi - wkafn, .,,ki-kxtgxg yy xx K 5, ,., U K5 q ,, E 'H ' fr A f SE? ' 2' I , wx. my Q wim'W+'f':i A ,T .L 5 'QQ ' ,Eg H V K U -' -Q A I , - AN f WHO WHISTLED? ON THE ALERT 'Q 39 DEAN GORDON SABINE OF THE U. OF O. JOURNALISM SCHOOL PRESENTS THE C.L. JACKSON AWARD TO CARDINAL NEWSPAPER EDITOR ALICE FREELAND. L, 1, THE MAY PETE DANCE--NTHE ROYAL RENDEZVOUSH CZ c: ti 2fZ1fl'7lf Through a varied activity program, students express school spirit in its most vehement form. As the annual calendar moves along with its usual dances and assemblies, the slate also calls for such outstanding events as Pop Cycles, Class Play, SMILING MAJORETTES JOYCE CULBERTSON, JEAN worms, AND EDNA STONE. Camellia Show, Princess Selection, and May Fete. Every student in Lincoln High School has the opportunity to exercise his talents and demonstrate his sense of school spirit by active participation. QQ E:-O sfQE??iff :: THE BOYS' OCTET ORTON, BREHM, DAY, DANIELS, CRUM, STEINBOCH, MCDANIELS, AND WOMACK. ERICA R, LOIS O , .JRO S RAJ SALLY RYAI , BILL HIRSC1-1r LD AND RICHARD ILSON PRLS IJ. IR B.. ' LIUR LWIPLAN, PO T LAUR ATF OF OREGOI ITI1 A PII4, 'Fw ITISIQIIIA O1 LINu.,OLN'.J B N FIUR LAI FMAU CLUB NANCY RANDOLPH JUDY FINCH, MARY BIRITDT , ALICE FREELAlTD, AND ROSE FESTIVAL LOIS MOE, ALONG- WITH ABE, ADEHTISIIYC' TIE PRINCESS. BASKETBALL TOURITIHMNT. JAMIE TODHUTTER, MARIA SEWIRFS, KATZ, CAROL GEVURTZ AID ISS VIITZ, ADVISER, QTY ONE OF THIS YEARS ff ZAPLIJR QUIZ 'EH PROGFAIJS. 'r 'N BELOW: BROOKS FASEB 'POITDIFEIITG BELOW: SB PREXY DAX DILLARD A QUESTION POSIID BY KPOJ QVUIQ CEILEBRATIIFZ' HIS BIRTHDAY AT , X LZASTIQR TBD EIALLOCK. T-IAZAISA LODGE OI-T TRIP SPONSORED BY CARDIIFAL II'f.'SPAPgQR STAFF. 8 LAK 'fy s w 'IWO OF TEE CATIELLIA SHOE! BEAUTIES .-Q, ,- LEFT: BILL ZSARTELL, MARY COSART, GEORGE SUIIINO, AND TALIARA JAFFE AT THE CHRISTIKLAS FORMAL. .J 1... 2126 Ufffifffrz M P - I 1 I WITH THE THREAT OF WAR BECOMING APARENT, HA-BOM H DRILLS WERE INSTITUTZD BY THE SCHOOL ADKINISTRATION. ABOVE' NEAL MARLETT AND SYLVIA ABOVE: CLAIR JOHNSON WRIGHT IN THE SPRING CHOIR AND ESCORT AT THE MAY SHOW. FETE QANCE. THE BIG AND LITTLE SISTER TSA, A FALL FUNCTION OF THE GIRLS' LEAGUE, WHERE THE SENIOR GIRLS PLAYED HOST TO THE FRESHXAN GIRLS. ,--an -Q, -w., 3 I TOM MCGINIS, JOANNE JOHNSTONE, BARBARA BRACE, AND PETE WOOLEY AT DONYS FOR AN AFTER GAUE SHACK. CAROL GEVURTZ AND A ' RICHARD WILSON'S I 1 COAT AT THE PRESS BILL HOLMAN, NANCY MCLOUOHIIIN, JOAN HULE1-1, JEAN MOMICHAELS 133222 EEgKIgggDggUgw?fE'f1 JXIDYGEOSEE' CONFERENCE IN EUGENE- AND LOUISE WAITT IN TILE STUDENT UNION BUILDING FOR TID3 MARSHELLU gANDIDATwSIFOR gpafm 5535 ! V 'J 4' . PRESS CONFERENCE AT EUGENE. 1 As 9 THE 1951 POP CYCLES, ANNUAL DADS' CLUB VARIETY OW STAGED ON TH NIGHTS OF APRIL 6 AND 7, TOOK ITS AUDIENCE ON A THOROUGB Y DELIGHTFUL JOURNEY THE FAMED POP CYCLE ORCHESRTA FURNISHED THE BACKGROUND MUSIC FOR THE ENTIRE SHOW. HTRROUGH THE YEARS.' JOHN DANIELS. COMMENTARY, A PARADE OF SINGERS, MAGICIANS, AND REPRESENTING THE VARIOUS TROUPED ACROSS THE STAGE AS EVER HIT THE BOARDS. OF THE SCHOOL, TH DADS' BAND UNDER THE DIRECTION AIDED AND ABETTED EY MR. LEX PRILLAMAN'S BREEZY CAN-CAN GIRLS, FLAPPERS, A HOST OF OTHER ENTERTAINERS PERIODS OF LINCOLN'S HISTORY IN AS NIFTY A VARIETY SHOW SPICED BY THE BEST TALENT CLUB, AND THE P.T.A., AND ACCOMPANIED THROUGHOUT BY TH SUPERLATIVE POP CYCLES OF C. ROBERT WHITE. 'THE VERY THOUGHT OF youu, SANG CHORISTER NOH. YOU BEAUTIFUL D0LL'. CROON CATHY MARQUETTE ANC CAROL WALKER TO THEIR CARDETTES, THE cHoRus c1RLs, STARTED REHERSALS EARLY. SWEETIE SONNY STOYANOV. Dunes-cnprsn nAD's cLUB MEMBER GORDON wrnson STARS IN TAKE-oRR on RAcULTY MEN. MR. HELLER, MR. LINCSTROM, MR. FREI, AND HR. R1cHARnsoN. 1910 SCHOOLROOM SCENE. BURLESQUE A1902 TROPHY-WINNING GROUP. n, me C 1 exampdwy NHALLS OF IVY' COMPLETED ANOTHER YEARLY EVENT LINCOLN'S CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL TEAM WAS FEATURED IN TH FINALE. TH SHOW APPEARED BEFORE A REALISTIC BACK- DROP SHOWING A REPLICA OF THE SCHOOL. THE STAGE SET WAS DESIGNED AND EXE- CUTED BY MR. HENRY HEINE, HIS ART CLASSES, AND THE GOYA CLUB. PROCEEDS FROM THE SHOW PROVIDE MONEY FOR THE PROJECTS WHICH THE DADS' CLUB SPONSORS FOR TH SCHOOL. RHYTHMIC coumz UND - CARD:-:was HARD AT worm ow BASIN sq-Rr-:ET BLUES. DIRECTOR WHITE EH THE WATCHFUL EYE OF mms' CLUBBER WM. HI3scHFx-:LD, sa. ' RENDERS Hrs vxasrow OF om: MAN RIVER . P.T.A. MOTHERS LEND THEIR TALENTS IN A SNAPPY CAN-CAN NUMBER T - HE CHORUS LINE DEMONSTRATED SUPERLA TIVE NFORMS. ffzgffh 'ya' an H041 O LINCOLN'S TENTH ANNUAL CANELLIA SHOW, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE GIRLS' LEAGUE, WAS HELD ON APRIL 5, IN THE SCHOOL LIHRARY WITH APPROXIMATELV FIFTY AWARDS MAKE TO THE BEAUTI- FULLY DISPLAYED EXHIBITS. WITH THE OREGON CAMELLIA SOCIERY SERVING AS JUDGES AND CONSULTANTS, THE COMMUNITY JOINED THE STUDENTS TO MAKE THIS SCHOOL SHOW ONE WITH SUPERIOR STANDARDS. SWEEPSTAKES WENT TO SENIORS ANNE STEINER FOR ARRANGEMENTSAND LARRY BRECHT FOR SINGLE BLOSSOMS. ADDING BEAUTY TO THE AFFAIR WERE THE LOVELY CAMELLIA COURT AND THE ORIENTAL TEA. 'Q v. ,Q I 1'-and ENJOYING THE FESTIVITIES HOLLY PETERSON AND SUE ERICKSON WATCHING THE CEREMONIES. -X JEAN KIDA, HOSTESS AT THE ORIENTAL TEA. H4 , ' . r .V In-7 1 . A tw 1 'F EW A ug, ,VS ,, ,K H QM .Em L,4 iggH?Ef!Jf5iEi ,A A VK W Vrk., . V, THE GIRLS' LEAGUE CONTINUED TO MAINTAIN ITS HIGH STANDING AS ' ONE OF THE MOST ACTIVE AND WORTHWHILE ORGANIZATIONS AT LINCOLN. ' THE LEAGUE, HEADED BY ITS ABLE FALL AND SPRING CABINETS AND FALL SHIRLEY BURT AND TAMARA JAFFE, SPRING AND FALL PRESIDENTS AND SPRING PRESIDENTS TAMARA JAFFE AND SHIRLEY BURT WITH THEIR RESPECTIVELY, SMILE QVER A SUCCESSFUL yEARvS WORK. ADVISER, MISS BERTHA MacDOUGALL, LABORED LONG AND HARD T0 DO A SUPERLATIVE JOB ON THEIR TRADITIONAL AS WELL AS NEW ACTIVITIES SPONSORED DURING THE YEAR WERE: THE BIG AND LITTLE SISTER TEA, A TALENT SHOW, THE TENTH ANNUAL CAMELLIA, AND GIRLS' LEAGUE WEEK WITH ITS HELLO DAY, COTTON AND CORD DAY, RED AND WHITE DAY, AND TQZEMQYEFETE, WITH ITS DANCE, THE ROYAL RENDEZVOUS, AND TALENT THE GIRLS' LEAGUE MAY BE TRULY PROUD OF ITSELF AS IT BRINGS THE MANY GIRLS OF LINCOLN TOGETHER TO WORK FOR THE LEAGUE'S MANY ACTIVITIES. Lv T? YQ MRS. BLACK, MRS. MILLER, MRS. VAN FLEET, AND MISS GESNER, AT THE ORIENTAL TEA. RUTH STALEY, CHAIRMAN, AND MISS MacDOUGAL, GIRLS' LEAGUE ADVISER, CONFER ON CAMELLIA SHOW PLANS. 'R FALL PRESIDENT TAMARA JAFFE AT A LUNCHEON FOR THE GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS HELD AT WASHINGTON HIGH. 'JEAN STANDLEY. ADMIRING A PRIZE WINNING ARRANGEMENT Ou.-4 JEANETTE HARTLEY, MAKING A A CAMELLIA RECIEVES THE ADMIBATION OF CORSAGE--ONE OF THE CAMELLIA ONE OF THE SHOW'S JUDGES. SFOW'S'HIGHLIGHTS. 1 av- F amy QUEEN FLORENCE I MR? PETE Qam! Qfmdgywa THE COMING OF SPRING AGAIN HERALDED A NEW MAY EETE QUEEN, FLORENCE WRIGHT. HER REIGN BEGAN AS SHE WAS CROWNED WITH A GARLAND OF FLOWERS BV MR. OLIN WILLS AT AN ASSEMBLY AT WHICH A COMMAND PER- FORMANCE OF LINCOLN SAT BENEATH A FLOWER-BEDECKED MAY POLE. IN THE EVENING AT THE HROYAL RENDEZVOUSU, THE PRINCESSES AND THEIR ESCORTS WERE: MARY COSART AND:f NEAL MARLETT, ANN STEINER AND JERRY GEISY, CAROL ' QUEEN DANCED WITH HER ESCORT, JAY WITHINGTON. THE 'F 4 N .px WALKER AND ED MURPHY, AND ANN WCODCOCK AND LARRY ' BRECHT. THE CROWN BEARER WAS LAURA CRAIG, AND THE TRAIN BEARERS WERE JANICE MARIE AND CHERYL RAE MATSON, TINY DAUGHTERS OF TWO OF LINCOLN'S TEACHERS LEFT: W mam: ANN WWODCOCK ML HER THE QUEEN AND HER Escom' iscoar, LARRY Baxcsfr READY TO HOLD COURT! M' L M XTC K'j LSA gl, 48 FX X L, DENURE ANNE STEINER WITH JERRY GEISY T CHERYL RAE MATSON, LAURA CRAIG, AND JANICE MATSON, THE QUEEN'S ATTENDANTS MAJESTIES AND MOPPETS! 94, , 1 Ji? - f I Row I: Diann Swift, Mary Jo Mickelson, Art Greisser, Sally Ryan Barbara Brewer, Judy Finch Row II: Herb Scholder, Janet Woods, Louise waist, Carol Gevurtz, Marilyn Parrish, JoAnn Johnstone, Laurel Berg, Lois M06 Row III: Mary Lou Skoglund, Phil Carlin, Ed Murphy, Brooks Ragen, Mel Mangum, Bill Holman, Dick Fettig FALL EDITOR ALICE FREELA WITH HER STA MEMBERS AT EUGENE PRESS CONFERENCE 1 SPRING EDITOR BROOKS RAGEN. .T Vw - K g f'NN..iM ND FF T15 Candi C2 775afJ THE CARDINAL NEWSPAPER, ESTABLISHED I 1867 AS A LITERARY MONTHLY AND THE OLDEST NEWSPAPER IN THE NORTHWEST, WEEKLY REPORTS THE EVENTS AND HAPPENINGS OF LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL WITH THE ZEST THAT IS INDICATIVE OF TRUE SCHOOL SPIRIT. THE NEWSPAPER HAS WON SEVERAL AWARDS FOR ACHIEVEMENT DURING THF PAST YEAR, AMONG THEM, THE C. L. JACKSON AWARD FOR THE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT IN A CLASS HAH HIGH SCHOOL PAPER. THE STAFF OF ADVANCED JOURNALISM STU- DENTS, UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF THEIR CAPABLE TEACHER-ADVISER, MRS. MARGARET OBERTEUFFEE LEARN WELL THE ARTS OF JOURNALISM. A T ADVISER MRS. MARGARET OBERTEUFFER. ART GREISSER, STAFF MEMBER, AT womc MANNING THE TYPEWRITERS--HERB SCHOLDER AND LAUREL BERG. ON A TOUGH ASSIGNMENT. Can clmcugl Cf' y6CZ7 500A, THE CARDINAL, A YEARBOOK, IS DEVOTED TO A PICTURIZED SUMMARY OF TH EVENTS OF THE SCHOOL YEAR. ALTHOUGH SPECIALIZING IN THE AFFAIRS OF THE SENIORS, THE STAFF ATTEMPTS TO PLAY UP, BY PICTURE OR COMMENT, EVERY INDIVIDUAL AND EVERY ACTIVITY OF THE SCHOOL. THE YEARBOOK, ALWAYS A POPULAR PUBLICATION, IS NOTED PARTICULARLY FOR ITS ORIGINALITY OF STYLE AND MAKE-UP. THE 1950 EDITION RECEIVED A FIRST AND A SECOND PLACE RATING FROM COLUMBIA PRESS AND SCHOLASTIC PRESS, RESPECTIVELY. THE STAFF IS MADE UP OF REPRESENTATIVE UPPER-CLASSMEN UNDER THE DIRECTION OF VETERAN ADVISER, MRS. MABEL SOUTHWORTH, WHO APPOINTS THE EDITOR ON MERIT. RIGHT: LETTERING EXPERT HARRY SHAVER. BELOW: EDITOR BILL HIRSCHFELD AND ADVISER SOUTHWORTH AT WORK ON PAGE MAKE-UP. X,-f wyc 2-W IX f :,.,LM Row Row I ,',, t 3 LRE ,- I I Q gair 5 i ns?9.Am ,V I: May Ebihara, Mary Jo Mickelson, Sue Bricker, Loretta Fujji, Rosalia Bauder, Pat Ricardi, Lois Moe B111 Hirschfeld, George Nakata, George Sumino, Jim Gravengaard, Charles Whitmore, Mary Berndt, Harry Shaver, Josie Boylan, Norma Heyser II: Aooylrr Q AHIT '-A ART EDITOR GEORGE NAKATA WORKING ON A LAY-OUT X25 NORMA HEYSER AT WORK ON CAPTIONS- 'i Q. PHOTOGRAPHER RICHARD w1LsoN WHITMORE PONDERS A PROBLEM. 52 A S 5 3 gg ,fi 5 .I . LINCOLN'S P.T.A. THIS YEAR UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MRS. JEROME L. HOLZMAN, CONTINUED ITS LONG-STANDING RECORD OF SERVICE TO TH LINCOLN STUDENT BODY. IN ADDITION TO THEIR REGULAR MEETINGS DEVOTED TO CURRENT EDUCATIONAL TOPICS, THE GROUP SPONSORED A WEEK OF VISITATION TO CLASSES, IN LIEU OF THE TRADITIONAL HBACH-TO-SCHOOL NIGHT.H DURING THIS WEEK, PARENTS AND MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY WERE INVITED TO VISIT THE CLASS- ROOMS, AND IN GENERAL TO BECOME BETTER ACQUAINTED WITH THE SCHOOL PRO- GRMJ. THE ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE HELD IN FEBRUARY PROVIDED FUNDS FOR THE ALL-SCHOOL DANCE HELD AT THE MASONIC TEMPLE. 'N RIGHT: '11 FOOTBALL CAPTAIN MRS. JEROME HOLZMAN, P-T-A- PRESIDENT BILL MARTELL GETS BEST-PLAYER AWARD FROM VICE-PRES. MRS. GORDON LEITCH. 2 X N1 THE GIRLS' SEXTETTE SANG A GROUP OF TRADITIONAL Mas. MILTON GEVURTZ s5cR5TARY- HRS. HOLZHAN PREs1D5NT- AND 3 E - NS AT TEE CHRI-TH,. TIA ONW OF THE MANY mRs. MILTON STEINnRi TRLASURERZ SET A PACE F6a THE YEARIS woRx. i?5EgTS2 THE P T.A. YEZRiQf L ' L A Oww If TQL --Ig Imnxg np BUSINESQ TACH vvAR IS Tqu STGNING Up NOTHING LIKE A CUP OF TEA TO FOSTER GOOD WILL. ,L L, LL' .mn , I LO.. C -1 A-1 A --4 -, --' :N - - v. - L- L 'mf-Y '- OF NIA Mamgnas TO AAINTAIN PHE GROUP'S MEMBLRSHIP nhcoan. MISS HHLBN LMA, HXCHMIUP TEACHER IN BIGLOGY FROM HAWAII STANDS BEHIND THE TABLE. DAD S3-'CLUB THE LINCOLN DADS' CLUB, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF ITS PRESIDENT, MR. HENRY BROWN, CONTINUED ITS PROGRAM OF SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL, WITH PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE FIELDS OF ATHLETICS AND DRIVER TRAINING. THE CLUB AGAIN SPONSORED THE ANNUAL POP CYCLES SHOW, APPORTIONING THE RECEIPTS TO THE VARIOUS SCHOOL DEPARTMENTS. TH CLUB ALSO SPONSORED A VICTORY BANQUET ON MARCH 16 IN THE LINCOLN GYM IN HONOR OF COACH PARTLOW AND HIS CITY CHAMPIONSHIP BAS- KETBALL TEAM. AT THIS TIME THE TROPHY WAS PRESENTED BY MR. EDWARD RYAN, SUPERVISOR OF ATHLETICS FOR THE CITY, AND FORMER FOOTBALL COACH AT LINCOLN. LEFT. DADS' CLUB AWARD WINNERS JUNE 1950 MR. HENRY BROWN, DADS' CLUB PRESIDENT AUDREY CAMPBELL ROBERT MORRIS ,mf Wi? L4 N 1 , '!' O, .-.4-'1 '1 .4 CHAMPIONS' TABLE AT THE BANQUET. DADS' CLUB PRESIDENT HENRY BROWN LINCOLN'S SLCRETARIES, MRS. KOKICH AND MRS. DOWNEY, LEANS OVER THB CHAIR OF BASKETBALL-PLAYING ORGANIST PHIL CARLIN. WITH THEIR RLSVECTIVE HUSBANDS, ENJOY THE FOOD AND ENTERTAINMENT. X-X DADS AND MOMS BEAM WITH PRIDE AS THE CITY CHAMPS WILLING WORKLR5 BRING ON REHLENISHMENTS EOR EMPTY PLATES RECEIVE OVATIONS FRQM THEIR QLASSMATES AND A WHILE VICE-PRINCIPAL BASSETT, IN BACKGROUND, CLASPS TRQFHY Faoin THE CITY ENTHUSIASTIC HANLIS. 5 Z SMILING JERRY GIESY RECIEVES THE GAVEL AND CHEERS OF HIS FELLOW STUDENTS ON HIS INAUGARATION. If 'V TOM CARSTENSEN BILL BOSTON ! 5 4 AND Gsoscs LEE, THE TREASURY STAFF POR THE FALL TERM. JJ fi' THE FALL CABINET ON DRESS-UP DAY X at Q' ,gg 4 a X amy fb The organizations of Lincoln foster and instill many of the finest attributes of school spirit in the student body. In the student government, clubs, and committees, the student ty, and sharing for the common good. Oraganizations are most assuredly an integral and necessary pert of the school and its spirit. Eiffid THE LIBRARY STAFF! MRS. VAN FLEET, ALBERT O'BRIEN, ARLIN JAMES, NANCY HARRiNGTON. learns and practices co-operation, friendship, service, loyal- M 3-Ei J . rf-r , A, . -' 4-N ' if . Xl' if fi H-V455 ' ff' T, 4: ,, ,, , .'.. 9' A 1- v 1 ,- , . .- b I Q ,. .,, , A ,z , H' X 4 f A K, I-.Q 4' f ' .9 -535' , . f ' I ' if! ,-A .f. n fl ' I iw ,J 1, fr' ,- ' , Y Cculzninclrl' DAN DILLARD President Vail we-,O JANET DARL VIRGINIA OTT lat Vice President 2nd Vice President SUE BIAM GEORGE NAKATA Community Service school Service RGPFBSSVWBUVS Representative A A 1 Q! L eV ,m ' 4 .gfjZQ :IWW Ui Mdqik a, A J Sli ,xi l Qxn TOM CARSTENSEN BILL BOSTON Ase't Treasurer Ass't Treasurer Q ' Q? if 'ASQ MARY cosAa'r sun MILFORD Room Rapnsentative LEE President Secretary GEORGE MARSHALL ALICE FREELAND BROOKS RAGEN Aghlegic Board Editor Associate Editor Chairman THE CABINET REPRESENTS LINCOLN'S FORM OF STUDENT GOVERNMENT. IT IS A WELL-DEVELOPED ORGANIZATION WITH THE OFFICERS WORKING IN CLOSE C0- ORDINATION. WITH THE AID OF AN ADVISER, THE CABINET WORKS WITH THE ADMIN ISTRATION SCHEDULING EVENTS FOR THE YEAR, AND DISCUSSING AND RECOMMENDING LEGISLATION WHICH WILL WORK TOWARD TR BETTERMENT OF THE SCHOOL. TH MAJOR COMMITTEES IN TH SCHOOL ARE CABINET APPOINTED AND ARE RESPONSIBLE IN LARGE PART TO THIS EXECUTIVE BODY. THIS IS ALSO TRUE OF SERVICE CLUBS WHICH PETITION TH CABINET FOR CERTAIN SERVICES TEEY WISH TO PERFORM DURING THE YEAR. , Ju k.A, M. FINANCE COMMITTEE CAFETEHIA BoAnD Mr. Matson, B111 Tomori, Dick Johnson, Donna Goodin, B111 Boston, Kim Widdison, B111 Hawkins, Frank Butchart, Sonny Stoyanov, George Lee, Mr. Heller Larry Jensen Cclbinefl' S ',1:i,Qf A cb as F I. me I - H .1 I . -- JYNVVMM gf? Q af .1 Q . -Q Qffigwv: A ' . :fef. LOIS MOE let Vice President ART GREISSER 2nd Vice President JUDY FINCR SONNY STOYANOV Community Service School Servide Representative Representative 'lbw . IEISHO OKAYAMA Ass ' t Treasurer BOB BLAIR As s 't Treasurer prinq 1q51 JERRY GIESY President if ' J' A p BILL sos'roN KING SHANKS Sys?-::agyF E Treasurer Room Representative President BROQKS HAGEN CAROL GEVURTZ BILL MARTELL Editor Associate Editor Athletic 59 'd Chairman THE MAJOR PROJECT OF BOTH CABINETS THIS YEAR WAS THE REWRITING OF THE LINCOLN CONSTITUTION WHICH WAS BECCMING QUITE OUTDATED. TIE TASK WAS STARTED BY THE FALL CABINET AND CONTINUED BV THE SPRING GROUP. THIS YEAR THE CABINET HAS STARTED THE IDEA OF' POSTING EVERY WEEK A SUMMARY OP THE BUSINESS CONDUCTED IN CURRENT MEETINGS. IN THIS WAY, STU- DENTS CAN KEEP UP WITH WHAT THEIR OFFICERS HAVE DONE. LINCOLN IS VERY PROUD OF ITS STUDENT GOVERNMENT. ITS COSMOPOLITAN AND DEMOCRATIC MAKE-UP AND ACTIVITIES DO A GREAT DEAL IN PROMOTING AMERICAN IDEALS AND SCHOOL SPIRIT. BOOKKEEPERS A 'si INTER-COMMITTEE COUNCIL Row I - Mary Jo Mickelson Donna King Art Grelsser Sally Ryan Sue Byam, Miss Bauer, Barbara Junnke A ' ' ' Row II - Bernard Zusmgn, Ned Wilson, Mickey Holzman Row Row Row Row FQLI. ROOM REPS 1 Steiner, Woodcock, Cosart, Flood. 2 Greenstein, Wang, Yarne, Layley, Ishida, Minamoto, Arpow, Patterson, Bradley, Brow, Dittebrandt, Bowman, Lowenson, Hawkins. 3 Van Vickle, Huff, Hutchins, Scott, Benton, Moore, Holman, De Harpport, Stevens, Schmeer, Olds, Heyser, Jaffe, Minagi. 4 Moe, Erickson, Buerice, Bodey, Marshall, Hayslip, Munk, Shanks, AKPS, Vlahos, Berez, Snow, Murrell, Edwards, Sandeen, Bozich, Palmer. THE ROOM REPRESENTATIVES ARE THE LINK IN OUR STUDENT GOVERNMENT BETWEEN ALL REG ROOMS AND THE STUDENT CABINET. Row Row Row Row SPY-CINE RCJUIVI PREP 5 1 Anderson, Maus, Cohon, Brewer, Levy, Morris, Randolph, Shanks, Murphy, Lee Lawry, Pedneault, Wright, lnouye, Griffith. 2 Moe, Farrow, Kobayshi, Ryan, Carter, Peterson, Dahl, Gibbs, Blewett, Greene, Titus, Taylor, Hutchings, Kern, Magadam, Johnstone. 3 Rector, Studenicka, Shoemaker, Scott, Freeland, Lee, Mitchell, Haggerty, Smith, Sime, Charlton, Nelson, Dahlke, Steele, Batchelor, Baines, Rose, Evans, Keenan. 4 Berg, Pound, Schleuning, Jeremiah, Widdison, Berry, Jensen, Wilson, Cunningham, Silver, Roslund, Etlinger, Anderson, Euster, Freimoeller, Oscanyan, Johnson, Muir, Hoppe, Ferero. Row Row Row Row 3 a Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Qurzxcss LN-WTQCSL-H-f REPS Goodell, Ishida, Niimi, Donovan, Otness, Huff, O'Br1en, Koo, Langdon, Matsuda, Matsumoto, Iga, Ebihara. Morita, Abelle, Romans, Walker, Widdison, Roberti, Tulley, Kelly, Kordic, Anderson, Juhnke, Southard, Berndt, Ryan, McGee, Camp, May, Finch, S. Horenstein, E. Horenstein, Thompson, McCrosky, Morris, Griffee, D. Wright, K. Blomquist, Cohen, Heitkemper, Rector, Barnett, Griffith. Davenport, John, Clegg, Rhoades, O'Conner, Houck, Hartley, Lund, Manser, Mauser, Schwab, B. Blomquist, DeMars, Poveroy, McGarr1ty, Hays, F. Wright, Standley, Miss MacDouga11 adv. F'lF2Ii SQUCQD Randolph, Barlow, Wolff, Woodcock, Farrow, Day, Bragg, Giesy, Friemoeller, Johnstone, Wilson, Fagen. Stoyanov, Carlin, Schleuning, Griffin, Greisser, Meyer, Holzman, Nelson, Steggman, Smith, Lee. Hayashi, R. Ragen, Marshall, Carstensen, Todhunter, Gregg, Murphy, Oscanyan, Wooley, Silver, Mr. Lindsay, Henry, Stevens. Schmeer, Worthington, Beckman, J. Cunningham, Saunders, Crum, Shanks, Withington, Bruner, R. Cunningham, B. Ragen, Hayslip, Duncan, Williams, Row Row Row Row I II III IV NQTIDNQL I-ICJIXIUR EJUCJIETLH ' Matsumoto, Smith, Staley, Watkins, Farrow, Finch, Silver, Hudson, Okayama, Gevurtz, Moe : Ebihara, Marlett, Wright, Freeland, Tomori, Bailey, Carstensen, Martell, Woods, Blair, Butchart, Packer : Koe, Childreth, Wilson, Sakariasen, Johnstone, Juhnke, Berg, Kordic, Anderson, Thompson, Bloomquist, Hirschfeld, Milford, Piro, Mickelson 2 Burnett, Berez, Boylen, Bricker, Anderson, Wilkins, Failmetzger, Pound, Crum, Hamlin, Katz, Dahlke, Jensen, Whitmore, Leitch, Grimshaw, Greisser Row I - Freeland, Johnstone, Farrow. Row I - Freeland, Johnstone, Wright. Row II - Miss Vine, Greiser, Farrow. I-ICJINILJK-Q ESLJLJKLTMH LAP I-IICEQF-25: Lincoln's chapter of the National Honor Society boasted 37 active senior members. The traditional banquet was held at the Mallory Hotel, May 10. The theme was Balance , and the seniors were awarded their pins. .JLJIXIICJFQ I-ICQJINILH-Q N-QLJLJ. Row I : Inouye, Ishida, Hargreaves, Morrison, Jones, Miller, Mitchell, Elmer Row II : Griffith, Heitkemper, Cohen, Hulit, Kruse, Peterson, Schanen, Menagi, Ross , Frederick Row III g Marcus, Daly, Reid, Aurier, Brown, Erben, Willey, Bingham, Cosart, Larson, Lewis, Porter, McCroskey, Rangila, Morris Cqulz-'EIM r , Row I - Ragen, Lee, Johnson. Row II - Failmezger, Scholder, Gevurtz, Katz, Shanks, Boston, Grimshaw, Severns, Miss Vine, adviser. Quiz 'Em, popular high school newspaper quiz program, includes participants from each of Portland's eight high schools. Long periods of consecutive wins were essential to Lincoln's honor of 14 wins since last September and gave the school four Atlases, 6 globes, and 6 radios. Row Row Row Row ,X INTER -CTN LIE VTQLIIIXICII I : Moe, Hayes, Dahl, doylen, Wilson, Lee, Ebihara II : Rector, Morrison, Van Vickle, Finch, Geller, Burt, Jaffe, Cosart, Berndt, Ryan, Farrow III 2 Gevurtz, Mickelson, Begg, Scholder, Robe ts, Heyser, Bragg, Ott, Byam, Tomori, Goodln, agan, Cottel IV : Anderson, Sewell, Woodcock, Brecht, Gravenpaard, Marshall, Shanks, Day, Jennings, Whitmore, Hagen, Skiles, Greisser, Woods, Stevens CQFQDIIXIQL P-H -- hr' RO' I g Okayama, Berez, G, Stringham, Marlett, Lawrence, Jenson, Duncan, Tomori Row II : Giseburt, Griffen, R. Hagen, Muir, Lewis, Leitch, Smith, Evans, Menagi, Mr. Lindstrom Row III : Fugita, J. Stringham, Schleuning, Trommald, Pound, Vroohman, Akre, B. Ragen, Hayslip, Silver, Birschfeld, Mr. Willhite 4 X FQDELPI-IIQNI RO' I 2 SHOW, Fagan, Blewett, M. wirson, Bragg, Sewell, N. Wilson, Wooley, Mr. Lindsey Row II : Belknap, Randolph, Johnstone, Wolff, bhoemaker, Williims, Marshall, Withington, Burkitt, Marquette, Parrish Row III : Beckman, Dwyer, Saunders, Todhunter, Crum, Shanks, Murphy, Jeremiah EEN! I-ILJFQ l.F31XV1F3P'N'31!Xl Row I : Mrs. Oberteuffer, Moe, Parrish, Fagan, Freeland, Ragen, Hirschfeld, Gevurtz, Ryan, Mickelson, Ebihara Row II : Berg, Childreth, Skoglund, J. Finch, Brewer, O'Brien, M. Wilson, 0'Reilly, Ricardi, Fujii, Koe Row III : Stoyanov, Bauder, Roland, Van Vickle, Hickox, Kamm, Boylen, Heyser, Stevens, Bricker, J. Finch, Woods, Berndt, Mrs. Southworth Row IV : Gravengaard, Fettig, J. Holman, Jeremiah, Murphy, Shaver, Mangum, B. Holman, Meyer, Whitmore, Greisser, R. Wilion, Nakata XMQDE NAflL.l.lF:3IVlC.5 P-H--kr' Row I : Flood, Nakata, Wilson, Lee, Bragg, Giesy, Greisser, Warren Row II : Tambara, Farrow, Aspros, Vlahos, Beckman, latsushima, Marshall Row III : Mr. Williams, Norquist, Holzman, Zehrung, Cunningham, Saunders, Williams, Snow Row Row Row Row I II III IV CQCHFQD Sl-ILJI-7F l...ER S Benson, A. Inouye, Collins, O'Brien, McLoughlin, Hickox, Skoglund, Olds, Bryan, Smith, Bennett, Mrs. Oberteuffer E. Bertrand, Clegg, Mitchell, Sims, Miller, Neath, Durand, Burt, Curtis, Dallimore, Hutchins, L. Stokes, M. Stokes F. Bertrand, J. Inouye, M. DeHarpport, Schiehm, D. DeHarppcrt, Tulley, Henry, Gordon, Thompson, Mayedanz, Donaldson, Gleason, Mariels Swanson, Southard, Yellin, Stevens, McConnell, Gregg, Ferguson, Prutsman, Holman, Kelsey, Wood, Packer, Bartley, Rugroden I X Ui vu CEIEPWQDP--X Row I : Farestrand, Willie, Gauld, Rector, Morris, Wittman, Studenicka Row II : Seid, Shelly, Porter, Reid, Parker, Odell, Koe Row III : Cooper, Cunningham, Gordon, Kordic, Cooper, Tylley, Lee, Fought I Row I Row II Row III x ,ff ! 2 CLYIS Mrs. Miller, Ross, Anderson, Gordon, Bailey, Williams, Morse, Bennett DuPuis, Rez, T. Moudy, Barlow, Brewer, D. Moudy Reisinger, Wilkins, Tulley, Alcorn, Postlewaite, Wardin, Barklov rw If I ' 'M ' ' 1 CICJPIQN How I : Moe, 5tand1ey, Milford, Hayes, Boylan, Heyser, Grunbaum, Hutchings, Taylor, Mrs. Southworth Row II : Brace, Roberts, Kelley, Tyrell, Wrighteon, Pierce, Walker, Allen, Steiner, Morita Row III : Kida, Goodell, Koe, Burt, Kamm, Morris, Kamm, D. Wright, Erikson F. Wright, Powers, Samuelson 1 PTF-QPJE-JE-4 .dlzg TF-4 Row I : Moe, F. Wright, Jaffe, Uosart, Woodcock, Burt, Dahl, C- M09 Row II : Hutchings, Wolff, Hayes, Van Vickle, Gillam, Stevens, Skiles, McMichael, Kelley, Bowman, Goodall Row III : Urban, Koe, Zidell, Tyrrell, D. Wright, Teller, Burkitt, Gibbs, Davisson, Powers, Scott an Row Row Row Row A u-mc3QuZC.uxx I 2 Bryan, Krumm, Ripley, Wilkins, Atkeson, Rez, Studenicka, II : Jossi, Twombly, Morse, Anderson, McMichael, Edminster, Bennett III : Hunter, Morrison, Larsen, Willie, Anderson, Schanen, St.Leon, Richardson, Davenport IV : Brandengerg, Lund, Berg, Cooper, Gordon, Tulley, Bailey, Sluyter, Reisinger, Kettk G7 fag cr Row I : Mrs. Wardrip, Green, Bozich, McDaniel, Meskel Row II : Rugroden, Schiefelbein, McCallen, Scott, Hunter, Beckman, Gerg, Pfeifer Row III : Hardy, Anderson, Daly, Hassell, Ridings, Bracken, Wassgren, Hagen, Gamache DECTEINI Row I : L. Belknap, Snaw, Marshall, K. Shanks, Wilson, Holzman Row II : Simon, Claire, Williams, Brown, Brecht, Beckman, Charleton, Shoemaker, Sichel, Woolley, J. Belknap, Ryan Row III : Fettig, Schmeer, Wahl, Bruner, Roslund, Saunders, Cosart, Jensen, S. Shanks, Flood lV1Qi:DL.QL.Jh QIXILJ LSQXXXILL Row I : S. Horensteln, Vlahos, Stoyanov, A. Mitchell, Wilson, Greisser, Olsen, Henry, Kern, Fagan, Taylor How II g Mr. Boice, Carroll, Wolff, Hines, E. Horenstein, Forsythe, P. Mitchell Snow, Bauley, Buckingham, Isley, Shear, Brombert, Swanson, Willit, Row III : Hulen, Hutchings, Scholder, Condit, Tully, Bodeen, Holman, Dahlke, Bailey, Hoppe, Bergman, McMichael, Farestrand V Row Row Row Row EPTINIST I : Mr. Lindsay, Martell, Dillard, Braaten, Tauekey, Cozetto, Baines II : Carlin, Keenan, Steele, Sumino, Steinbeck, Silver, Mime, Rose, Concini Flowers III 2 Swanson, Beckley, Kurtii, Womack, Day, Winkler, Weicuas, Oberg, Wood, Conetans IV : Alley, Koch, Bloomfield, Wlddlson, Murrell, Fowler, Sampler, J. Slavich, Daniels, Proctor, McKinney, Aman Row Row Row Row YDFQYUF' F2 VHF' N Row I 2 Tambara, Martell, Braaten, Sickenger, D. Marshall, R. Cunningham, Sumino, Concini, Jennings, Flowers Row II : Mr. Craig, Steele, Mims, Vrooman, Samuelis, Brown, Winkler, Duncan, Holzman, Cozetto, Baines Row III : Carlin, G. Marshall, Akre, Lewis, Meadows, Steinbeck, Weicuss, Dwyer, Woods Row IV : Swanson, Sampler, Lattanzi, Tremayne, Fowler, Day, Marlett, Hills, Wilson, Bowes, Constans Row I : Mrs. Allen, Carlin, Lively, Sakariasen, Biles Row II : Aspros, King, Kean, Young, Mitchell, DeBauw, DePue, Hundebv, Woodie, McGarrity Row III : Farrow, Perry, Sandeen, Pintarich, Sime, Knutson, Steinbock, Murrell, DeMars, Pomeroy, Henry 'inn- F3! 'TI-H1'T'f-4 ELK-' SJILLJIXI I : DePue, Thompson, Ryan, Jenninvs, J. Pomeroy, V. Pomeroy II : Tambara, McGarrity, Schwao, Barber, Grayson, Bailey, Dean III 2 Peterson, Dwyer, Johnson, Aman, McKinney, Hills, Hundeby, Schmitz, Martin IV : Swanson, Sickenger, Lattanzi, Samuelis, Joslen, Tremayne, Meadows, Proctor, Moore, Steinbeck, Wong, Murrell 44 CQYQDnNf1wm. GUQFQD . Row I : Ward, Leveton, Bodeen, Mr. Thompson Row II : Suklis, Hostetler, Baker, Millering, Cobb, Montrose ff' 67 i Row may I : B. Hawkins, Palmer, Snow, Charlton, Gevurtz Row Il : Morris, O'Conner, K. Hawkins, Samuelson, Paget Row III : Edwards, Bradley, Barry, Crum, McGee, Burkitt ZLTFQ L.Jl-J:IL.LJINl Row I : Ricardi, Reeves, Cottel, Murphy, Ethan Row II : Handberry, Justice, Clay, Byam, Campbell, Watkins Row III 2 Weber, Qu1ck,McGee,Crawford, Mason, Shoemaker, Wilson E36-AL I!-IP l ll IFQE Row I : Greisser, Bragg, Uiesy, Murphy, McGinnis Row II : Farrow, Carlin, Stoyanov, R. Wilkinson, J. Wilkinson Row III : Vlahos, Jeremiah, Zehrup, Day, Withlngton, Nelson si S-9 C7 fy xl 3 T Via TQXJED Ro' I : Woodcock, Standley, Hays, Seyell ROI II : Wright, Souther, Steiner, Hutchings, Wilson Row III : Taylor, Morris, Burkitt, Boylan, Heyser, Kelly 5 i N. 'Y f Row I Row II Row III 3 Q TFZHCCELJE Moe, Gevurt , Marquette, Heyser, Walker, Hays, Goodin, Brace Wilson, Miliord, Steiner, Blewett, Ott, Dahl, Ryan, Wright, Ethan Randolph, Woodcock, Boylan, Sewell, Cosart, Burt, Jaffe, Standley 70 Row I : L. Stokes, Matsushima, Berg, Parker Row II : Smith, Farrow, J. Stringham, G. Stringham, Mrs. Hirsch, M. Stokes Row I Row II Row III E335-JQ : Smith, Matsumoto, Noeth, Manser, Finch, Bennett : Marlett, Stokes, Burnett, Rome, Norton, Katada g Matsuda, Sakarasen,, Ethell, Keuscher, King, Ishida Row Rpw Row Row Af ,Y -I-ILIKP T SCA! W-IE: C TK llVlIV1l'l l'EfE I : Perry, Dean, M. DeHarpport, Bohrbock II : Gevurtz, Wood, Bloomfield, Walters, Durand, Berndt, Ricardi III : Nelson, Cobb, Montrose, Mesher, Argow, Bingham, Lewis IV : Euster, Reid, Hinds, D. DeHarpport, Gregg, Meadow, Prutsman, Mr. Malo fi, I ii ' X A ., EC-NCZXKIXXLJIVNEERE Row I : Oscanyan, Peterson, Whitmore, P. Thayer Row II : Rugroden, Lawry, Buckley, Johnson ROW III : Logan, Hampton, Birchall, Knutson, D. Thayer 1 f7f7l HXISI-ll ml-dh Ph2::'l5TPANTS Row I : Kids, Mickelson, Ryan, Haggerty Row II : Bailey, Woods, Wrightson, Bloomquist, Stevens, Sewell 'FQ' TQ' 1 wvd var LHXXQ Row I : Stevens, Hutchings, Osburn, Parrish, Van Vickle, Southard, Wolff, Fagan, Lgyley, Skiles Row II : McDan1e1g, Johnstone, Mitchell, Taylor, Haggerty, O'Brien, Olsen, Koe, Marinelli XX QNX m y ' Q, Q 5 I 1 D Q ' 5 3' 5 A X.. , K ' -iL......- LJI- B- !L.2E. E: I F-H-BP-' Row I - Mary Berndt, Pat Twombly, Billie Jean Schwab, Nadine Conklin, Elsie Morita. Row II - Mrs. Marvel Kokich, Miss Dorothy Elway, Mrs. Mrs. Susan Downey. . ,V I , . Q7 , . 7fT7' gQf,1aawQg 3QgiaWW5w QESEKN-TFP FR! Hai FTIN STFRFF Lillian Kubayashi, Darlene Hill, Betty Bloomquist, Ellen Perry, Sue Bricker, Pat Abelle. KQV I 2722 Rgy I - Hayashi, Cosart, Beatty. Row II - Bergman, Praml, Nelson, Bingham. Row III - Ward, Kraft, Grondahl, Euster, R. Failmezger FQEDLJLT CIF-N-l!:gT'E.l-CHA S.-TFL!!-'P Mrs. Parmeter, Mrs. Hazelett, Mrs. Holly, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Ridenour, Mrs. Walsh, STLJDEINT CJCRFKLQTW-LFQIF--I I-iE:S:alb'l f4lNTS Row I - Ann Scott, Karen Blomquist, Mita Thompson, Barbara Juhnke. Row II - Thelma Sims, Betty Blomquist, Aloerta Borden, Rosie Bauder. Nh' t. we sif' 'f-' TILLQWYYDQK BURN Ht Qt JFANLB U DY-DK--ILJF-LX-Q93 Row Row Row Row Row Row M. St S. Ur Hagge Burnt Kordi Stark okes, M. Smith, Ryan, J. Dillard. ban, O8Brien, Mitchell, Lewis, Bingham. rty, Ryan, Stevens, Meyer. tt, Dahl, Henry, Gale. c, Ott, Cosert, Carter, Figpings, Mrs. Oberteuffer. , Durand, Taylor, Begin, Mangum, Ragen, Fettig. QSSEWIELHJ C2QP4P'WT l'EEI Row I - Sandra Layley, Mary Jo Mickelson, Holly Peterson. Row II - Zan Schleuning, George Sumino, Charles Whitmore, Tom Montgomery. S l K ix: my cfs ' If f,f Q ' ,ff , , . X A like f c -f W. K Q K ,L S in-0. IVICDXXIE CCWWIHTTEE Row I Row II my A Donna King, Thelma Sims, Peggy Keuscher, Ona Ona Gjerman. Miss Settem, Dick Shoemaker, Barry Hayslip, Danny Horenstein, John Daniels, B111 Oscanyan, Barnard Zusman. PNLPLACN VQMSLJ Nancy Hangila, Victor Siegel, Jack Stark, Mr. Richardson, Loyd Barber, Betty Umbarger, Flora Bertrand. f-ia - Hr. MVN-ex' s-scgqx on-au Row I - Mr. Prillaman, Carlin, Day, Crum, Marshall, Brecht, Butchart, Lindsay. Row II - Mr. Lindstrom, Cunningham, Sumino, Greisser, Carstensen, Frelmoeller, Cosart, Nelson. Row III - Whitmore, Bragg, Holzman. DELTF2 QIVHIEC3 Row I - Scott, Haubold, Hardy, Wittman, Atkeson. Row II - McGee, Balogh, Smith, Morris. Row III - Gauld, Smith, Ferguson, Gale, Moen. E:'l N-6li'VL..2l-ll:.N-Q Row I - Cosart, Ridinge, Johnson Row II - Maring, Boston, Leitch, DeHarpport. W 'I F:?l-tr' Row I : g:Eiii?n,W?Ei2E:on, Bennett, Morris, Gembella, Harmeson, Taylor, Row II : Maus, Culbertson, Shelly, Myhran, Suichra, Sundgen, 3eckwer, Ryan, Johnson, Demeter, McDaniel, Leveton Row III : Malone, A. Morris, Messler, Gibson, Woodie, Shes, Hulib, Stopyra, Caliborne, Hangen, Mlnamoto, Shelly, Kaugui, Hardy Row IV : Murray, Mallory, Morris, Nain, Owen, Booton, Lorenz, McCormac, Porter, suliti Miers, Hardesty, Clegg, Cuthbert, Cunningham, Bitz, Fought, rs. ng un P Row I : Moe, Gevurtz, Finch, Dahl, Jaffe, Ott, P. O'Brien, Widdison, Goodln, Freeland Ebihara Row II : Hulen, Lowenson, Van Vickle, Postlewaite, Roland, H. Allen, Skiles, Stevens, M. O'Rrien Urban P. Allen Yarne Row III : Waitt, McLoughlin, 21dell,,Gillam, Kern, Woodcock, Woods, Lamb, Kelly, Cosart, Mitchell. Olsen f P 1 Nfl--MCQPQH-ii, NXIID L1-I 76 Row I : Berndt, Hickox, Ryan, Gregg, J. Banbvn. Ferguson. MCGUY, Martin Row II : Faber, J. Wilson, Southard, Hundeby, Berg, Gauld, Smith, Crawford, Hutchins, Thompson, J. Wilson Row III : Flood, Byam, Hardy, Johnson, Hinds, McConnell, Brown, Meyer, Lively. Battln, P. Benton, Kolibaba a-fs x L L' .l 4 I-All-21 fi, C315 X-cl-I Coil, l IF? Row I : Richardson, Morrison, Willet, Marshall, JOssi, Wright, Maus, Palmer, Crouchley, Heitkemper, Brown, Lawrence John Row II : Griffith, Wagner, Boyer, Waller, Beckman, Georgeson, Palmer, Whitlow, Sutherland,Minamoto, Murray,St. Leon,Slaran Row III g Landers, Shea, Gall, Edministep, Rudnick, Arnold, Larson, Ray, Lloyd, Bollam, Sims, Hehn,Kanpur, Row IV : Norgard, Walker, Schmidt, O'Connor, Erwin, Reid, Redneault, Stopyro, Berg, Taylor, McCormick, Nibley, Wage, Divig, Eisle, Cohen .Q x, , lC?M X54 my I ' Ll 1 C' , , 1 lrmmnss ,M Y e. .1 I fi' 1-Qgoy-,-'Sp' CLI! X4-all-sc ILA iF! Row I - Hicmar, Anderson, Hedford. Row II - Wincoop, Crowe, Olds, Asbury, Magedanz. Row III - Vasquez, Sheehy, Beal, Keller, Moe, Gevurtz, Row IV - Gutendorf, Stinson, Battin, Mesher, French, Stevenson, Scarbury, Caughlan, Useugi. Row Row Row Row K-II HNIITKQ CQ!-ICJIFQ Meskel, Law, bouture, Marlett, Buckingham, Ethell, Noeth, Nair, Burns, Olsen, Flood Shoemaker, Woodie, Hovey, Hutchins, Arnold, Hartley,Spencer, Kelly, Boswell, RAL, Ronrback. MOB Burkitt, Schanen, Postelwaite, Laidlaw, Gunderson, Clegg, Henry, Pascuzzi, Carney, Wrlzht, Dean, O'Brien, Cuthbert, Tyrell- Kellgy, Wallin, Garr, Teller, Stark, Batchelor, Etlinper, Horenggein, Kaae, Kelsey, Wong, Rudnick, Inouye, Love 'W A '-MU IC SUCCAL -I MUSIC, BOTH vocAL AND INSTRUMENTAL, PLAYS AN INESTIMABLE PART IN PROMOTING SCHOOL SPIRIT. . VOCAL MUSIC BRINGS T0 THE LARGE NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS A DEEP PERSONAL HAPPINESS IN THEIR SCHOOL WORK. TO THE LISTENERS IT BRINGS THE Joy OF SUCH ocCASIoNS AS THE MUSIC FESTIVALS THE CHRISTMAS ECME-CGMING PROGRAM, AND THE SWEETLY SAD MEL6DIES OF THE GRADUATION CEREMONIES. MISS MARJORIE ALBERTSON Director of Vocal Music Row Row Row Row A CAPPELLA CHOIR : Bennett S. Wright, Lowenson, Mitchell, McGee, Donaldson, Southard, Bodey, 1 , Randolph, Marquette, Wilson, Roland, Cosart, B. Kamm, Juhnke, Childreth, Hargreaves, Staley, Layley. 2: Severns, Olsen, McCullen, Reisinger, Lewis, P. Kamm, Byrd, Banton, Williams, Wilkinson, Condit, Tulley, Crawford, Anderson, Thompson, Packer, Bozich, Hudson, Bradley, Justice, Bryan. 5: Shoemaker, Snow, Steinbeck, Vorman, Hinds, Fasching, Ferguson, Crum, Cunningham, Wornack, Stoyanov, Vlahos, Payton, Strickler, Martell, Steiner, McDanie1s. 4: Camp, Wooley, Dillard, McConnell, Yellin, Orton, E. Wright, Brehm, Marlett, Day, Gregg, Daniels, Withington, Bruner, Hardy, Wilkinson. -Wm-f ,J 78 1- '1N,x The Senior Unolr P0rtr8ys gypsy life The se tet: A tt Chi d in the annual Spring Show, featuring Layleyf Pat Bgggn,eLynn1Lg3S2soi?ndra Maria Severs and Doug Day. NERGY Williams, BHG Sylvia Wright. N .M QIIAIIQFUNEDTA- Lx' THE BAND, WITH ITS RED-UNIFORMED MUSICIANS, ITS SPINE- TINGLING TUNES, AND ITS HIGH-STEPPING MAJOR AND MAJORETTES, ALLIES ITSELF NATURALLY WITH THE ATHLETIC FIELD AND THE ROSE FESTIVAL CEREMONIES. 45 ,.,,.--- MR. C. ROBERT WHITE Instrumental Music. BAND Mwmvd Row 1: Woodie, Tellln, Hundeby, Haubold, Stone. Row 2: Pinnock, Cottel, Breckon, Helzer, Schmeer, Hulit, Bradley, Willie, Froelhich, Lively, Sime, Leslie, Severns, Auman, Parsons, O'Brien, M. DeHarpport. Row 5: Mr. White, Boston, Murrell, Donaldson, Stoddard, Taylor, Feuz, Sluyter, Fledung Tadina, Anderson, Tausky, Pimentel, Knutson. Row 4: Hickox, Lehrer, D.DeHarpport, Flowers, Smith, A. Ward, Harris, Rugroden, Lavy, Bodeen, Bergman, Prutsman, Richardson, Argow, Joslen, B. Ward, Hayslip, Gpimghaw, '--i..,.,,., ORCHESTRA Row l: Huff, Collins, Peterson, Hillwert, Jones, Tadina, Lively, Sime, Hawlinson,T8uSky, Hulit, Practor. Row 2: Crowe, Harris, Gleason, King, Pimentel, Cottell, St.Marie, Leslie, Olds,Mr. White, Rugroden, Bauley, Fulleton, Murrell. LEFT: Rally Girls - Anne Steiner, Florence Fright, Anne Woodcock. Yell Kings - Ren Cunningham J Phil Carlin, Ray Weicuss Rally Girls - Isncy Randolph, Carol Halker, Kary Wilson. To some people, school spirit moans ad nding sports events and rooting for one's own team. Although it is much more than this, certainly in sports we see school spirit in perhaps its most colorful form. It is evident in the cheering crowd on the sidelines--as well as the players in the game--who are giving their utmost for the school and for each other. The spirit of a school is judged not only by its support of teams, but qlso by the way it accepts defeat. School spirit must be tempered by fairness and gracious acceptance of decisions. It is 3 poor sense of school spirit which causes booing at unpopular decisions and bittzr resentment afterwards. The good loser must also be a good winner. By eccepting both victories and defeats equally well, 1 student body shows true school spirit. LEFT: Yell Kings Verne Swanson, Gene Duncan, Hank Constnns, flanked by Rally Girls. VZ yy. I -.lt A 1 f, ,ff f- f ' f ' 1 P ,V 'w I Q . W so-a-nam Lincoln Cards Sparkle in Prep Grid Iamboree I-lt Stadium as 30.102 F ans Witness Openers Inj, FRED STEELE, Ora QF TONY LINDSTRONIS THZE TEAMS AND THE BANDS MAKE THE OOLORIW JAMBOREE A PERFAOT OPENER ROR THE YEAR OUTSTANDING HARRLR5- ,V 7: sv lg ig, 'p L il , I. O PW A A A A ' ' Q , -.,,A,. 1 1' -fr I e e n 2 ' 1 ' V A bl ' 75 I A -ix , A ' ' ff 1 I .we Arn , -- -f -' -- . - BOB McCAR'l'IYEY SCALES THROUGH FOR A GAIN AGAINST 'THE CLEVELAND INDIANS. I Ig as 1 Y A ,ff an THE RED-HOT LINCOLN-BENSON FRACAS PLAYED IN SEERAL INCI-IES OF MUD. l'rei's Rink Squad LINCOLN ROOTBALLERS BEN SIOKINO-2:R DOUG DAY PAUL JET-'I GS AND T' d I T RAY SCALES IN A VAIN ATTEIIPT TO NOVD TREE IQUHL1 HOUSE RRON TTEIR le or op ot FIELD. HOWARD SIMON PRDDLLAS 'FHL :IOCICEIY 82 JERRY G-IESY. ATTSMPTING A TALLY AGAINST FRANKLIN. SB PDEX K A A Czty Crown Wzth 11 Wzns LTC '7 -rfJfc- 4-n 'T'rx111-nnrrnnnf BILL LAWPASNOE, ONE 'Tower of -ReW e5 g1gE7fNCOLN'S TENNIS Book in Pacing 76-48 Triumph I SWEDE HALBROOK HOLDING TIE BALL USYD II! THE TOURNATEENT BY LINCOLN AND COACH PARTLO'-'I HOLDING THE STATE AND CITY TROPEIIES A'.VARD.iD TO TIE TEAIJ. bf' ,Lk f XX. '1i1--A QQ' qi HAROLD EURKITT--FOURTEI PLACE IN MYYUE INET IH lOO-YARD AZTD 14,0-YARD FREIJSTYLE . O Swim Team Tm RALLY SQUAD LLIADING A YELL BETOPL mm STAPT OF :mc-111 Eyes slate GAME AT ,ATATLJ BASKNTBALL TOURNArz:rT. A A, Q Ai, 4 ?.,.-Av ' A A, , X! PrepMeet , :h, WUT A A A ,.f3au Ni' ' N My ? x f 5 Q, ' , Q1 v4- 'V .L 1 ' . 4 Aw ff 1 ,, .A-A , O' I r I H81 6, Mew, ij- NAAQS? JAY KHOLLANDD FLOOD -- A A W SECOND IN STATE MEET IN 1OO-YARD A BREATT STROE AND 120-YARD - O' INDIGIDUAL LEDLEY RELAY. LIIICOIII, I 6ff61'SOI'1, Salem Two NTNBBRS OF THE I I .E Y TEAM STRIVIIIG Tr1umph zn Track Meets I'I'OL?iETAIIf0IjIil5 CITY TRACK CRONI-J . 'SQ sl CAD GENE TAA AXE FROM VERIL-2 SWANSON LOOKS ON IN NOVEL YELL LEADING AHTIC- gl-IEQERAREY SQUAD HONORS THE COACHING STAFF AT A LUNCEEON TIE SCHOOL 'TE A. A VARSITY FOOTBALL: ,Q 1 - , will I ' - - VWQHHWWMQWQEHMWMZfE5mhmWWWWV?WWWMS' VfWvFMgdA ji'WKw?HCM he as N z K . sxgb l . wav-. :mfg -A Ln? Lf l fr 2 -A , 'xii u-iff. It 1.45-Lxylxxiv I I- 7 :J A,L. 'V A , Qfif A 5i' f -2-T5 C A A-Q' A 1 1 I I -:I ' . fr i ' 'f?:'.. '--:' A ? f ' ' A 'ex I fa Q . ' 2 N .- , ' A 432242-, A ' A ' -w ' ' 'E I f 4 ' : ' 'jfi . -V 1 -M.: ,,... ,M . -QQ L I ' S - M 1 . 'I ':' I ' I n H A ' U A A If . i ' 2 5 I I A if leee A :Mi 9 I A f,J .:- ..:,,, , V W E , A ,V .gg . -. f A O L .V f-V 1 'A ig ' 4 A i Uv 4 . f. 3 g ei ,E I i eeeee I 3 I Row l--Scalesg Lattanzig Martellg Steeleg Sickengerg Jenningsg Amang Suminog Dayg WCW! ,f Cherry' Tambara. Row 2--T.SlavIch5 B.Johnsong Conclnig Liskg Bainesg Kurttig V.Swansong McKinney3 Brechtg Hillsg Holzmang Beckleyg Samuelis, Manager. Row 3--Bruno, Managerg Tremayneg Woodsg Cozettog D.Browng Cleggg Sampierg Flowersg Edwardsg Warreng Evansg Winklerg Bloomfieldg J.Slavichg Dibbleg Steinbeck: R.Swanson3 Frazierg Wilsong Anderson. . .eg .mx-.x k..,,. . ,Q i D 5 Team Captain Bill Martell, defensive stand-out, parners awards. g . Y A Mg.. E Coaches Bill Craig and Jerry Frei, 4: xr , A STUNNING UPSET OVER JEFFERSON AT THE JAMBOREE LAUNCHED TH 1950 FOOTBALL SEASON FOR THE LINCOLN CARDINALS. DE- SPITE THE LACK OF A HOME FIELD, DUE TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW SCHOOL, COACH JERRY FREI, IN HIS INITIAL SEASON AT LINCOLN, DID A BRILLIANT JOB WITH TH TEAM. AFTER DOUG UAV, STAR QUATERBACK, BROYE WIS ARM IN THE SECOND GAME, THE TEAM RAN INTO A STRING OF DIFFICULTIES WHICH RESULTTD IN A SIXTH PLACE LEAGUE STANDING. WITH BETTER FACILITIES IN THE NFW LINCOLN, THE CARDINALS MAY BE EX- PECTED TO RISE TO A TOP POSITION IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD. Little Whisper leads the team to the Jamboree Kick-off. A Cardinal in for the tackle. FOOTBALL LINCOLN ll rf u VI B9 Fred Flowers, LHQ Hank Constans, FB. ow 2 ank Sempier, QB: Doug Day, QB: Earnest Warren, LH Arnold Winkler, RH. ., BACKFIELD: Row 1 : Terry Beckley, RH: Mickey Holzman, QBg Ko Tambara, F Q R : H R ES IN SPITE OF THE LOSS OF SEVERAL STELLAR PLAYERS BY GRADUATION, THE CARDS WILL NEXT SEASON STRIVE TO RISE IN THEIR GRID STANDING AS THEV AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THE BETTER FACILITIES OF THE NEW SCHOOL. SEASONS RECORD! 11 ll Ben S1ckenger,Gg LINEMEN: 19 JEFFERSON 7 Row 1--Larry Bracht, G3 Joe Concini, G5 Fred Steele, G3 George Sumino, T3 Willie Bowles, T. 5 CLEVELAND 0 Row 2--Dick Brown, T5 Ron Tremayne, Ty Warren McKinney, Gg Ned Wilson, G. O ROOSEVELT 26 12 GRANT 51 0 WASHINGTON 32 M O BENSON 12 7 FRANKLIN 7 ABOVE. Ends Paul Jennings, Jerry Aman, and Jim Clegg. RIGHT: George Sumino and Dick Brown fighting the dust on Kam S goes for lo. giggiigzfore starting to E 7757 Ljdyfefzfafl Row I - BOB BLAIR, Manager: CHARLES BAINESQ RON CUNNINGHAMQ DICK MARSHALL. Captain: MICKEY HOLZMANQ PHIL CARLIN: LARRY JENSEN: DALE DEHARPPORT, Manager. 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A ' QF 4 A .ggfw .hi ffl., -vw ' .au J, gg, K , -E f1,i21:.,a - -Q 1 T .KN :sa-1 :Of mf,-fs 1 STA,E TROPHY A I ---.pq S CY! COACH PARTLOW BEAMINGLY HOLDS THE THIRD PLACE W ND THE CITY CHAMPIONSHIP TRPPHY. 2 1 AFTER RELATIVE INSIGNIFICANCE DURING THE PAST THIRTEEN YEARS, LINCOLN'S TALLEST AND PROBABLY BEST BASKETBALL TEAM IN RECENT HISTORY, UNDER THE FINE COACHING OF JAMES PARTLOW BECAME THE PORTLAND INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONS WITH TH CITY CHAMPIONSHIP CAME THE USUAL INVITATION TO THE OREGON STATE CLASS HAH BASKETBALL TOURNAM NT AT EUGENE, LINCOLNKSYFIRST IN 14 YEARS. AT TH TOURNAMENT, THE CARDINALS SOARED INTO THE SEMI-FINAL ROUNDS ONLY TO BE DE- FEATED BY KLAMATH FALLS' PELICANS5 HOWEVER, IN THE FINAL GAME, LINCOLN'S BIRDS DEFEATED EUGENE FOR THE THIRD PLACE TROPHY. THE SEASON WAS WELL DOMINATED BY LINCOLN BOTH ON THE FLOOR AND IN THE NEWSPAPERS. LINCOLN RECEIVED MORE PUBLICITY THAN MANY NORTHWEST COLLEGES TH OUGH TH SENSATION CAUSED BY 7'in CENTER WADE HSWEDEH HALBROOK AND HIS ABLE TEAM MATES. IN PRE-SEASON ASTORIA, THAT GAME CARDINALS ENTERRED NEVER OUT OF FIRST PLAY, LINCOLN DEFEATED ALL RIVALS WITH THE EXCEPTION OF BEING LOST BY 3 POINTS. BY VIRTUE OF THIS RECORD, THE PORTLAND LEAGUE COMPETITION AS ONE OF THE TEAMS TO BEAT. PLACE THROUGH THE ENTIRE LEAGUE CONTEST, COACH PARTLOW'S FIVE HANDILY TROUNCED ROOSEVELT AND BENSON AND EDGED CLEVELAND'S RAMPAGING INDIANS BY ONE POINT. IN A HOTLY DISPUTED CONTEST AT GRANT, LINCOLN WAS NUDGED BY TWC POINTS AND FORCED TO SHARE THE TOP RUNG FOR THE TIM . THE BIRDS THEN RETURNED TC THE WINNING COLUMN AND DEFEATED WASHINGTON, FRANKLIN, JEFFERSON, ROOSEVELT, BENSON AND CLEVELAND. IN THIS SECOND GAME WITH CLEVE- LAND, HSWEDEU HALBROOK SCORED HIS RECORD BREAKING 51 POINTS WHICH H LPED THE TEAM T0 COME WITHIN TWO POINTS OF TIEING THE ALL-TIME TEAM SCORING RECORD WITH 76 POINTS. GRANT AND WASHINGTON NEXT FELL BEFORE THE RED AND WHITE BIRDS AND BY VIRTUE OF THESE WINS, LINCOLN ANNEXED THE CITY CHAMPIONSHIP CROWN. WITH THE CITY CHAMPIONSHIP UNDER THEIR BELTS, LINCOLN'S BIRDS LEFT FOR EUGENE WHERE, AFTER SETTING SEVERAL NEW RECORDS, THEY ACQUIRED THE STATE THIRD PLACE TROPHY. SWEDE'S TEAM MPTES AS WELL AS ONE OF THE VANQUISHED 8 6 CONGRATULATE HIM AFTER HIS 51-POINT GAME. DEDE PARLOW AND HER POP EXTEND ARDENT CONGRATS. litiijiiktgr, . Al THE ROAD TO VICTORY PRE-SEASON LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN CITY LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN 52 - 67 - 66 - 62 - 51 - 57 - 61 - 67 - 56 - 46,, 46 - 55 - 52 - 66 - 60 - 61 - 58 - 76 - 63 - 71 - 52 - 56 - CITY CHAMPIONSHIP STATE TOURNAMENT LINCOLN EO - MAC-HI 66 LINCOLN 62 - MARSHFIELD 51 LINCOLN 56 - KLAMATH FALLS LINCOLN 52 - EUGENE 50 ASTORIA 35 SEASIDE 36 FOREST GROVE 45 MCMINNVILLE 54 MOLLALA 35 SEASIDE 42 FOREST GROVE 51 CONCORDIA 32 ROOSEVELT 44 BENSON 40 BENSON 40 CLEVELAND 54 WASHINGTON 51 FRANKLIN 50 JEFFERSON 42 ROOSEVELT 47 BENSON 56 CLEVELAND 48 GRANT 54 WASHINGTON 52 FRANKLIN 58 JEFFERSON 57 59 THE TEAM'S CAPTAIN, 'DEAD-EYEU DICK MARSHALL RIGHT LINcoLN's MUW1' AND JEFF CHILLI BAINES AND HSWEDEH HALBROOK E i smlllllli ,ax SENIORS DICK MARSHALL, TEAM CAPTAIN3 DOUG DAY, RAY WEICUSS, NEAL MARLETT, HENRY SAMPIER, RON CUNNINGHAM, AND JERRY GEISY PLAYED ALL-IMPORTANT PARTS IN LINCOLN'S VICTORY MARCH AS DID THE REMAINDER OF THE TEAM M MBERS PHIL CARLIN, CHARLES HCHILLIH BAINES, MICKEY HOLZMAN, JIM CUNNINGHAH, AND LARRY JENSEN. DICK MARSHALL AND NSWEDEH HALBROOK WERE NAMED TO THE ALL-CITY TEAM. VERY GREAT PORTION OF THE CREDIT FOR LINCOLN'S SUCCESS DURING THIS BASKETBALL SEASON GOES TO COACH JAMES PARTLOW WHO, AFTER SEVERAL YEARS OF HARD WORK WITH LINCOLN ATHLETICS AND ATHLETES, HAS FINALLY BEEN REWARDED WITH A GROUP OF OUTSTANDING BALL PLAYERS AND A PAIR OF TROPHIES SIGNIFYING A JOB WELL DONE. PHIL CARLIN ACE RAY WFICUSS, HARD DRIVING NEAL NARLETT, BACKBOARD MAN DELUXE DOUG DAY, SHARP SHOOTING GUARD GUARD RAY WEICUSS, NSWEDEW HALBROOK AND JERRY GIESY IN THE HOT FRAY WITH MAC-HI AT THE TOURNAMENT. JERRY GIESY, RON CUNNINGHAM AND DOUG DAY AT MAC ARTHUR COURT. MARSHALL AND MARLETT CHECKING JEFFERSON'S MAX ANDERSON., AT THE TOUFHHWEHT . . . SWEDE AND CAPT. DICK MARSHALL IN GRANT GAME GRANT 54, LINCOLN 63. 352151 . . sfssfzifgg-3.-rf' -irf ,:-15,4 my L..-f. Q-ff:-1.15.sT.aX1:S11:.xQ25.iisPf'' 'wwef':ff1vgwQ1vf12?I3R 1I?5KY5f5QIS5'1f15:h?5i-FT 51555 f'? ff92s .::l:?23if5?WQ57L5fZi Isfffassi' iiEEE?5i?5g.i -5 i1i51Rflil15'fmi5ffE155 I-fi? , gmwwmiwpxgag f:fiO5i?X9'14 1' :il Ii1i349'S 'x!f EQ6g7kk: Q75T1f25i - ii K 1 - f555:,Esk??f:.':' Awwmnyw AQMQSS AAQHAQXQAAAASAQMAST MARSHALL AND HALBROOK STAND BY AS MARLETT GOES IN FOR A TALLY AGAINST FRANKLIN. LINCOLN DEFEATED MAC-HI, 90-66, TO SET THE ALL-TIME HIGH GAME SCORE FOR A SINGLE TEAM AND TOTAL GAME SCORE FOR BOTH TEAMS3 AND, THEN DEFEATED MARSH- FIELD, C2-Sl. IN THE THIRD GAME KLAIMTH FALLS DEFEATJD LINCOLN, 39-3 AFTER STALLING DURING THE FINAL HALF. TEE CARDS, Howzvua, CAME BACK TODEFBAT EUQENL, 50-52, AND CAPTURE THIRD PLACE T N K HSWEDEH HALBROCI SST A NEW lUDIV1DUAL SCORING HARK OF 125 POINTS. LINCOLN ROOTERS AT THE TOURNAMENT f f IN THE JEFFERSON FRACAS. A GROUP OF THE 'BIRDSH SEEKING NEAL MARLETT AFTER THE BALL. THE ELUSIVE BALL. RECORD BREAKING 90 POINT TOURNAMENT GAME NEAL MARLETT In MARLETT fwxfru BALL? AND wnn. I I ' NSUEDE' HALBFOOK . .. THE FABLUJOUS IO'.13R OF LIUOOLITH, UIIH HIS FELLOW EAL ILAIIS, BSOKE A SUB- STAITTIAL IIJMSUR OF RIICORDS DURING IIE SEASON TIITH THU IIAJOR SHARIIL COMING III THE SLOOUD GATE 'JJIIH CLEVJLAITD. SI:I2DLZ1' BROKU THE Ib, AND I6 GAIIL3 INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS WITH 3IJI POINTS, ALL-TIME PORTLAND LEAGUE RECO7D. HIS S1 POINTS IN THAT GAME ALSO GAVE HIM THE ALL-TIME OREGON INDIVIDUAL GAME SCORING REQORD. THE TEAM HOLDS THE ALL-TIME lh GAME SCORING RECORD OF 327 POINTS, WHICH IS THE LARGEST GAME SCOPE FOR ANY LINCOLN BASKJTBALL SEASON. CLEVELAND'S INDIANS TRYING T0 STOP THE HTOWER OF LINCOLNW wggmzfs THE BALL Now? JUNIOR FOOTBALL Row I - Okazaki, Pasto, B. Mangum, Mosher, Smalley, Router, Blake, Urbigkeit, Croft. Row II - Starr, Swanson, Titus, Greene, Ollison, Smith, J. Mangum, Maring, Brow McGee, Hickman. Row III - Mr. Malo, Gerlinger, Ryan, Alley, Smith, Bloomfield, Rudnick, Moore, Royse, Stevenson, Friedle, Evans. The junior football squad, under the guidance of coach Roy Malo, ended the season with a record of two ties and five losses, and will graduate some fine players into next year's varsity. JUNIOR BASKETBALL The junior basketball team came out at the end of the season in a tie for fourth place, with a record of six wins and eight losses. High point man for the season was Tom Idinopulos, and the team was coached by Bill Craig. RIGHT: Row I - Rose, Blake, Norquist, Mattingly, Row II - Powell, Strickler, Idinopolis, Hubold, -a Coach Craig. JUNIOR BASKETEERS 90 I1 Right Boys' Swim Team Row Io Ned Wilson Kit Hawkins Mike Olds Row II. Harold Burkitt Jay Flood Season Scores Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Dick Fredrick Yoji Matsuchima Jerry Roslund John Charleton Mr. Thompson -Benson 44 -Roosevelt 32 -Franklin 35 3-Grant 63 -Cleveland 13 45 5s 51-Jefferson 65 eo 2 'vs Se-washington 50 SWIM TEAM - 1950-51 The Lincoln High swim team, coached by Mr. James Thompson and paced by Jay !HollandD Flood, Harold Burkitt, Ned Wilson and Yoji Matsushima, has enjoyed a reasonably successful season through the inter-school, city, and state meets. In the first and only pre-season meet against West Linn, the Card splashers won 45-31. In the state swim meet, held at Eugene, the Cards came in Fifth, with two men in the finals. Jay CHollandl Flood took a second in the lOO-yard breast stroke and the 120-yard individual medley relay, while Harold Burkitt took a fourth in the lOO-yard and 40-yard freestyle. Lincoln will lose three graduating seniors from the swimming team this year, Flood, Burkitt, and Wilson. GIRLS' SWIM TEAM This year's Girls' Swimming Team, under the coaching of Mrs. Margaret Wardrip, met with all the success that could be expected of them, coming in third for the city after the touted Grant and Jefferson teams. At most of the meets the group consisted of seven girls. Much of the team's success was due to the captain, Nancy Bradley. The high point swimmers were: Nancy Bradley, and Barbara Burkitt. The team will lose only one graduating senior, Nancy Bradley. Marilyn Kordic, Elsa Houck, Kim Tousley, Nancy Bradley, Barbara Burkitt, Myra Taylor 9 I 5302? :H VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: Row I - Mims, Biden, McCartney, Akre, Steele. Row II - Vrooman, Dwyer. ELMER AKRE RECIEVES PTA AWARD FROM MRS. GORDON LEITCH, PTA VICE-PRESIDENT. LINCOLN'S CHOSS-COWNTHY TEAM, COACHED BY TONY CGET TOUGHD LINDSTRON, ENDED A FAIHLY SUCCESSFUL SEASON BY PLACING SECOND IN THE CITY AND THIHD IN THE STATE. WASHINGTON, IN BOTH HACES, NOSED THE HARRIEHS FROM TOP SPOTS. ELMLH AKHE LED THE HAHHIEHS IN THE CITY MEET WITH A FOULTH PLACE, AWD FRED STEELE THE STATE WITH A FIFTH PLACE NEDAL. ELNEH MAS ALSO VOTED THE MOST OUTSTANDING HAHHIEH ON THE SQUAD AND THUS RECEIVED THE P.T.A. THOPHY. BESIDE AKHE AND STEELE, THE SQUAD INCLUDES: BILL DJYER, DAN MINS, BOB MCCAHTNEY, NARHEN BIDEN, AND DICK VHOONAN. EVANS, SATO, GEHLINUEH, unnnm 92 ROW III- ARGOW, ERWEN, BATES, IDINOPULOS, DEHARPPORT, FOSTER, GEORGE MARSHALL CROSSES FINISH LINE IN SEASONS FIRST DEAD-HEAT. EEGNIN, FIGGINS 5117? ffz g 75166 bv ...ak .Q, Q Row I - Mr. Craig, O'Bex-g, Mims, Tambara, Marshall, Swanson, Constance, Flowers, Wilson, Bragg, Mr. Frei. Row II - Mr. Lindstrom, Akre, Warren, Sickenger, Steele, Idinopolus, Hills, McKinney, Clegg, Vrooman, Bernard. LINCOLN'S TRACK SQUAD, COACHED BY JERRY FREI, PLACED FOWHTH IH STANDINGS MT THE CITY 10' LAYS. ONT OF THIS EFEORT LINCOLN SENT TO EUGENE A VICTORIONS I. ILE-RELAY TLAPF ',JEiICi COPFED STATE HONORS. OUT OE' THIS nrjL.f1Y STAIIDIIVFS LIQJCOLTI HAS A GCUD CKAIICE OF IHKING A E s1S W 3 . .. . V. . ' . - N . V Q A 1 VLK krksqsgfiewg I Q 0 K -:, .. m 1 ,o A -'ms W' ww- - -M,.x' Q J, 55 .K :f 5255 Ng ..,,. ,S Lg9gg3ES.f-gggsgxasszgff53. REPEAT 1'RrJi OfiTf1'IICE AS CITY Czifx. PIOIIS. DEH'if!S1'h51TIN!G STRENGTH IN BOTH THE FIELD MID TnACK EVENTS, LINCOLN HMS EASILY SHONN OPPONENTS THEIR H:,luLS IN ALL TRIAIIGLI-,S FO DATE. C.Q'1.1'hTITQnS EXRIQCTING TO SATHICL POINTS FC11 LINCOLN IEJ lik. CITY VEST ARE: SHOT PVT, BILL NILLSQ BROAD JVTLP, Q-'L-.LD l LO.fE1mSg LIIGH JNIT, SJETUE iIMLB1iOOKg POLE Vn'7I.'l', ERNEST .mlxiidl-75 ?iUnDL-S, IQ1m YL.ST .JAAREN g SPHINTS, FRED f LU,vfQ1xS, GEORGE I-ZAIYSIIALL, VER! SNANSOH, HANK CO'F3TAfICEg DISTANCE, IMIQD STEELE, DAN TMITMS, Ai D ELLIEH AKLLE. ABOVE: FRED STEELE BREAKING THE TAPE FOR A LINCOLN FIRST. RIGHT: FRED FLOWERS, STAR PERFORMER, AFTER A MIGHTY JUMP. + Q05 ,I 55: Msn'5.fzf:S5?SM1if-:QWW N '?f ?'.,2,gQ?Q R , I fig I ' f 1. M ., I ' hr.. Q P ' 11551 , M 1 BILL HILLS-- CARDINAL SHOT PUT ACE S 1 I 5 A-3 Q M im' KHD0 Nj ,QAGQZJX S-,JJ xf YRUZQX Q' Alun g'4 - Z 2 A f -Ag ,:- Y, , M L V A , -rg -'L my AW-4 A 5.95 . 1 . vis, 'R-25.6, p we .A Aa. 5-,Ni.?,7, ,A 43, 3333. fig,-. ,I VJF3.r,,j3 - -1 -M - fm- - -,,.- ..- :L -' 1 R- f1M1rA -4- M A ' ,, A ' .3 L ' 'S ,F-5 -?:11'A-2151? 1 , , . hw ,L , -4 1 .-,A - Akdxi ,KY , Q. V hw xffp, in .wr VARSITY BASEBALL: Row I - BAINES, CUNNINGHAM, MARTELL, ANAN, DIRBLE, STEINBOCK, MURRELL, NOTOS, MEADOWS, Mgr. Row II - MR. PARTLOW, BRAATEN, BATCRRLOR, LEWIS, GAUssoIN, MARLETT, MARSHALL, DUNCAN, HOLZMAN, RUGRODEN, Mgr. KISS A Q Q BENSON RUNNER oUT AT FIRs'r-- DICK MARSHALL, ACE HUHI-ER JIM CUNNINGHAN, FIRST BASENAN. xwvfn JUNIOR BASEBALL: Row I - BOHLMAN, BALOUGH, NEWMAN, POWELSON, MOORE, STEGMAN, BURKE, KEENAN, STRICKLER, A. BROWN, MESHER, MANGUM, OKAZKI, MCMULLEN, ROSE, FREDERICK. Row II - SMALLEY, PASCUZZI, BLOOMFIELD, P. BROWN, JEANS, FAILMEZGER, HQWBOLD, HEDFORD, PACKER, MACADENZ, MCMAHON, BATTES, SMITH, SCOTT, MR. MALO. VARSITY BASEBALL THE HOMELESS LINCOLN RAIL SPLITTERS STARTED OUT ON THE WRONG FOOT BY LOSING TO THE LEAGUE-WINNING GRANT GENERALS, BUT BOUNCED RIGHT BACK TO WIN THE NEXT TWO GAMES FROM THERE ON, THE TEAM, SLATED TO ENGAGE EVERY OPPONENT TWICE, HAD ITS UP'S AND DOWN'S, WINNING A FEW AND THEN LOSING SOME. THE CARDS WERE GREATLY HANDICAPPED BY NOT HAVING THEIR OWN DIAMOND FOR CONSISTENT PRACTICES AND FOR THEIR HOME GAMES. ON THE PERSONAL SIDE, KUDOS GO T0 RON LEWIS AND NEAL MARLETT FOR KEEPING THEIR BATTING AV- ERAGES AROUND .400. THEY ALSO WERE HIGH IN R.B.I'S AND IN HITTING HOME-RUNS. JERRY AMAN AND DICK MARSHALL WERE THE STALWARTS OF THE PITCHING STAFF. AT PRESS TIME THE RAIL SPLITTERS WERE IN FOURTH PLACE IN THE CITY LEAGUE WITH SIX WINS AND SIX LOSSES. 3 -Af . NEAL MARLETT, VARSITY CATCHER, BEHIND THE PLATE PITCHER JERRY AMAN, UP AT BAT gm . wg A SH ,w,A? .A 1.2 Aw W . QA .y , xi W fV P AQWQQ .,V. 95 . 3 '- ' Sf gf ,N 4, as ' :cr 3, K K'LL I V ..,, I ,sf Figs,-fb fs . :M 1:-Q ' . V ni K if 'A BOYS' TENNIS Row I - Stoyanov, B. Ragen, Mr. King, R. Ragen, Farrow. Row II - Lawrence, Crum, Day, Hamlin. Lincoln's Boys' and Girls' Tennis teams, coached by Mr. Harold King, veteran Tennis Coach and English teacher, and Mrs. Margaret Wardrip, respectively, began their season with the fighting will to unseat Grant's habitual Tennis bhamps from their throne. With sev- eral star players returned from last year's squad, the prospects, at press time, seemed very bright. Lincoln is especially banking on its doubles team, composed of Craig Farrow and Bill Lawrence, which has been undefeated for two years. Five Card racketeers will contend in the state meet fn , ,3 W A GIRLS' TENNIS Scott, Twombly, Mrs. Wardrip, Turnbull, Morris 96 BOYS' GOLF Friedle, Mr. Sage, Titus, Shanks, Montgomery, Roslund, Norquist, Todhunter, Schleuning. The Cardinal Boys' and Girls' Golf Teams, coached by Mr. Howard Sage and Miss Marie Allen, respectively, this year have continued the same fighting spirit of previous years in an effort to focus the attention of the sports world to this, one of Lincoln's more prom- inent minor sports. At press time, the Cardinal Golfers had defeated all of their preseason rivals, including the defending champions, Grant. With this record, the outlook for a top-bracket finish was extremely likely. Student body backing of this, and other minor sports, proves that Lincoln students display school spirit in all phases of sports activity. GIRLS' GOLF Sri. Allen, Rosenblatt, Van Vickle, Hietkemper, Hutchins, r an. Xj I if X Qi , 35 ? Q , ,fl - 7,1 4- V Z .. .I . 4 I 0? 0 ,S -. iw-FQ I I 'W 3' A ,Q A 1 ' fl 39 19 273 I3 WQIA sglf.-f ., Row I Simon, L Miller, Grayson, Rigdon, Buster 0 C Row IIE Praml, Mgrtih, McCartney, Vrooman, Lee, J. Miller THE CARDINAL HOCKEY TEAM, UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF COACH JERRY FREI, COMPLETED A SUCCESSFUL SEASON TIED FOR FIRST PLACE WITH JEFFERSON AND FRANKLIN. STELLAR PERFORMANCES WERE TURNED IN BY ALL MEMBERS OF THE TEAM INCLUDING BOB MCCARTNEY, CENTER3 FOLEY MARTIN, WING: JOHNNY RIGDON, WING3 DAN GRAYSON, DEFENSE3 DICK VROOMAN, DEFENSEg AND HOWARD SIMON, GOALIE, THE TEAM WON 4 GAMES AND LOST 2 AND THEREBY GAINED AN ENTRY INTO THE PLAYOFFS. IN THE PLAYOFFS, LINCOLN'S ICEMEN DEFEATED JEFFERSON C5-Ol, CLEVELAND K6-QD, BUT LOST TO FRANKLIN C?-ID IN A SIX PERIOD OVERTIME. HOWEVER, THEY GAINED A TIE FOR FIRST PLACE AND ANOTHER TROPHY FOR THEIR SCHOOL. f-'FII . , 36 QMLQ .'I' LEFT: Hockey Stars Foley Martin and Bob McCartney CNN. 'Nw - hclaai E11 CL,- Cl Bile Summahq .... PM 98 H33 Gitflg , sormq presmervr Hhy 8, HSI WL AT LINCOLN HAVE ENJOYED A YEAR PACKED WITH ALL THE ADVENTURES THAT MAKE A HIGH SCHOOL LIFE AN INTERESTING ONE. IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, INCLUDING SOCIAL, DRAMATIC, ATHLETIC, AND SCHOLASTIC, WE CAN ROAST OF ACHIEVEMENTS WHICH CANNOT BE SURPASSED BY ANY OTHER HIGH SCHOOL. OUR SOCIAL CALENDAR HAS NOT ONLY BEEN INCREASED BV THE ACTIVITIES OF THE MANY CLUBS AND CLASSES, BUT A NEW EVENT WAS STARTED BY THE PARENT- TEACHERS ASSOCIATION, A DANCE CALLED, HTHE RUMMAGE ROMP,H A COOPERATIVE GESTURE THAT WE APPRECIATE AND WHICH WE HOPE WILL BE CONTINUED. OUR STAGE PRODUCTIONS, INCLUDING THE SENIOR CLAS! PLAY, SPRING CHOIR SHOW, AND THE BAND CONCERT, HAVE BEEN OUTSTANOING, AND ONLY SURPASSED BY THE POP CYCLES IN WHICH THEY ALL PARTICIPATEU. THE POP CYCLE CAST THIS YEAR NUMBERED ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE PARENTS, TEACHERS, AND STUDENTS AND PLAYED TO AN AUDIENCE OF OVER TWO THOUSAND PEOPLE. THE STUDENTS SHOAED THEIR INTEREST IN THE ATHELETIC ACTIVITIES AT THE START OF THE YEAR BY AGAIN WINNING THE HIGHLY COMPETITIVE JAMBOREE TICKET CONTLST, AND THAT NIGHT OUR FOOTBALL TEAM STOLE THE SHOW BY WAXING HIGHLY-FAVORED JEFFERSON. ALL OF OUR TEAMS HAVE SHOWN IMPROVEMENT, TOPPED BY THE SUCCESSFUL BASKETBALL SQUAD, WHO, WITH THE AID OF SEVEN- FOOT ONE-HALF INCH SWEDE HALEROOK, AND UNDER THE SUPERLATIVE COACHING OF JIM PARTLOW, CAPTURED THE CITY CHAMPIONSHIP, PLACED THIRD IN THE STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, AND BROKE MORE RECORDS THAN ANY OTHER TEAM EVER THOUGHT OF DOING IN ONE YEAR. THIS WAS THE SECOND CITY CROWN IN SIX MONTHS, AND CONFIDENTIALLY, THE TRACK TEAM EXPLCTS TO MAKE IT THE THIRD BY AGAIN THIS YEAR WINNING THE CITY CHAMPIONSHIP. ALL OF THESE THINGS HE CAN WELL BE PROUD OFQ BUT ABOVE ALL, LINCOLN STILL REMAINS OUTSTANDING IN SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT. THE ACQUIRING OF KNOWLEDGE AND TIIE DEVELOPMENT OF CHARACTER ARE THE REASONS THAT HIGH SCHOOLS EXIST. LINCOLN HAS AGAIN INCREASED ITS SCHOLASTIC STANDING. WE ARE PROUD THAT OVER SEVENTY PER CENT OF OUR GRADUATING CLASS IS GOING TO COLLEGE. THIS IS AN ACHIEVEMENT WHEN COMPARED TO THE NATIONAL AVERAGE OF TWENTY PER CENT. TWO OF OUR STUDENTS WERE AMONG THE FINALISTS FOR THE COVETED BAKER SCHOLARSHIP, IN WHICH THEY WERE IN COMPETITION WITH THE TOP STUDENTS OF THE ENTIRE PACIFIC COAST. WE CAN BE PROUD OF THESE AND MANY OTHER THINGS: OF HAVING AN OUT- STANDING STUDENT BODY GOVERNMENT, OF HAVING A COSMOPOLITAN STUDENT BODY, OF HAVING A NATIONALLY KNOWN SCHOOL PAPER, OF HAVING IN THIS SCHOOL THE FINEST FRIENDS THAT ANY ONE COULD HAVE, AND OF HAVING THE KNOWLEDGE THAT WE COULD HAVE NONE OF THESE THINGS WITHOUT THE COOPERATION AND SUPPORT OF OUR STUDENTS, FACULTY, ADMINISTRATION, AND ABOVE ALL, OF ALL OUR PARENTS AND THE COMMUNITY. f x .S 5 rf.vc'6AA fmt Cy! QA A PIA . . CIIIFFH Rose, of the rosflzufl garden of girlsu Y In Memoriam, by 'Ibnnyson C A PRESS CONFERENCE IS SUCH FUN L11-'E IN A FRESHMAN CLASS , Aon . wg .X ' 'il' IM E. 1'- - E A, - xi' , 513,-A i'5'E'w'J?' QE N PIPE'-A A Q n J 1 TIAPO Q kv - V . ,AVQ I QS gr ' E x as K A A If . Aw , THE EDITOR, STAIAE, AND ADVISER ACKNOWLEDPE WITH GRATITUDE . 31 THE SPIRITED ASSISTANCE GIVEN BY THEIR FRIENDS IN PUBLISHING THE 1951 CARDINAL YEARBOOK. l , 1213, A 4' , if TO NR. DONALD AEEOTT OE APBOTT, KERNS, ANU BELL, OUR 5 ' A PM 1 ,VLI H , PRLNTI-.1iSg T0 NR. ANU NRS. CLAYTON GREEN, OUR CONIQERCIAL ' ,xx 1 I PEOToO:aAPEERSg AND T0 MISS GLADYS 'sILsERT, OUR PORTRAIT mm GIRLS' LEAGUE A-.I I U 9 SISTER PHOTOGRAPUER, TPI: OARUIIAL SAYS, WTWANKS FOR NANY VEAFYS OP I X A S i I 1 U W MARY COSART, SWEETHEART OF I HAPPY AND PROPITMBLE ASSOCIATION. CLASS OF 151, AND GEORGE I EE IDEAL EOY. A TO NES. LOTTIE HYDE AND HER OFFICE PRACTICE CLASS GOES L ' X I m X W ' P. .' '44 ' . M A SPECIAL APPRECIATION EOR THEIR ASSISTANCE WITH TEE COMPOSITION. I 5 J - . S X f I. A LASTLY, TO SENIOR GEORGE SIWINO :wo FILLED AN AOIIINO VOID A A I 5 XIJ , ILM , Sl fi 'k , ' XX 'Q' '-P X ' I I ON TTHE UARDINAL STAFF IN A NOST SUESTANTIAL WAY WITH FIS CAR- b ., A A. 1 V1 TOONING AND LETTERING, THE TRIBUTE IS: YOU WERE OUR INDESPEN- Q Q 2 X I P SIELE MAN 1 I , M A Q '-1 3 A g LVLL gan , 1 I PF syn PII! I O, I I f A A I A A I Ay O,OOO I A A THE PORTALS OP LINCOLN GRACED WITH A NIANTEL OF SNOW LINCOLN IN THE MID OF WINTER. -11' V ONE OF THESE BEAUTIES WILL BE PRINCESS OF ROSARIA THEY FORGE BRACELETS AND BAUBLES