Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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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-

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'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

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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