Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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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

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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.