Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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S 5 , on-0-1:4 . Q 5 I - , f ,sk 'PV X ' ' Q ' Q' v-:fb 5 L X ei, A X i in ,.-I i-.A A BloLoeY EXPERIMENT THE ANNUAL SQUID FRY Once each year the classrooms and corridors of Lincoln are rudolcnt with the odors of frying fish. Then everyone knows that the biology teachers are illustrating again the delectable edibility of all manner of sea foods. 13

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nf' 'S .Le-f Some students recite--- Some take a snack--- Some struggle with lab assignments-H v V Some are puzzled-- - 1 1 C LA SSES I remember the exciting moment when I first entered Lincoln, peering anxiously at all the strange faces, looking for just one I might recognize. We freshmen looked up to the seniors and juniors with respect and even a little awe, wondering how it felt to be so old and self- confident. The sophomores, proud of their superior experience and wisdom, regarded us condescendingly. Soon we, too, became familiar with the building: the constant clicking in the typing room, the smell of paint in the art room, and the jars of specimens in the biology room. How swiftly the years passed--and then we were seniors. Our freshmen year and the reverence we had for the seniors seemed far away as we walked slowly up the aisle to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance. ' A Vw Typing demands concentration-U

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Gerry Stlckley Pre sldent Sue Kimball Member at large Pat Dxddy Sergeant at arms s.! Molly Faxrbank Hxstorxan 14- Sandy Broadbent Vlce Presldent Tom Moore Member at large Danny Segel Sergeant at arms 4 wig Margxe Mxlls Mxke Geyer Secretary Treasurer 591710115 C7655 01 1.9! 5' The graduatlng class of June 1955 has had a very busy year accomplxshlng most of xts work through competent commlttees The cabmet meeting once or sometxmes twxce a week before school and even at night has trxed to glve every senlor who wlshed to do so a chance to serve on one of the many commlttees con nected wxth graduatxon The f1rst act1v1ty of the year was the tradltional Freshle Frolxc whlch the f shmen enjoyed xmmensely The two semor class plays Junior M1ss 1n the fall and Our Town' 1n the sprmg were among the best that Lmcoln has ever produced To raise money for the host of semor actlvxtles 1n the sprmg the class sold H1gh School Daze a souvenxr memory book At the Pop Cycles Kxck off Assembly the seniors won fxrst prize Wlul the1r own verslon of The Naughty Lady of Shady Lane One of the most lmportant projects of the class was to see the Statue Fund well nmder way before graduatxon Thxs class whxch started as freshmen xn the old bu1ld1ng under the mfluence of a noble statue of Abraham Lmcoln felt that a statue suxtable to the archltecture of the new school was needed for unxty throughout the student body For these reasons the class gave the flrst contrx butxon to the Statue Fund and later followed wlth another substantlal glft A summary of the year s events mcludes l Freshle FFOIIC Semor Class Plays Semor Class Banquet High School Daze' Sale Sen1or Class Day Assembly Semor Class Pxcmc Baccalaureate Commencement Mr Wllham Matson Mrs Edntb Karnopp Counselor Counselor ,fig f A lm Q ' ' ' 1 A I n ' fa ' . ' A ' . . . M -up - if ' H .H t M A . A A . l . ' . . I ,,f M A 2. ' -,X 5. ' V 6. . . . 7. 8.