Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Mrs. Fedje, Mrs. Laurens, Mrs. Wise fand student helpers Nancy Donald and Carol Frankumj Eifil EI ED EI S U EF G E Lincoln's community is clearly visible from every window and door of the buildingg the administration and staff look out and becong the patrons of the school come in, freely and often. There is not a day nor an evening in which the building and its services along with the teachers and their talents are not in some way placed at the disposal of the neighbor hoods . Mr. Richardson and Mrs. Jackson check a successful United Fund season. A PTA post sess1on

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D 2 GBUS 9 Lincoln's Dads' Club materialized from a small active group of interested fathers, back in the late 1920's, who were primarily concerned with the limited athletic facilities of the old school on Park and Broadway. The first regular Dads'Club president selected by this early group was Mr. W. A. Robb, now retired, who is the father of five Lincoln grads: Eleanor, Bill, Sam, Hersey, and Tom. He is also the grandfather of recent and present Lincolnites Ted and Kathie Gerlinger. During Mr. Rohb's tenure the Dads' Club Service Awards were instituted, and the first bronze plaque purchased. From its original limited purpose, the Dads have enlarged their scope of interest to include the promotion of all types of school activities: scholastic, athletic, and social. Mr W A Robb First Dads' Club President ML John Kemple, President 1956 DADS' CLUB SERVICE AWARD WINNERS suv ear' y N A - Wi' ' f , STEPHEN THAYER JANET HELLBERG 1955 DADS' CLUB SERVICE AWARD WINNERS N . -.UE ,. mn W, 'K ' 5 BANQUETERS Q ffaewfygg Q, . Qs :nr :gf sf Q'- Sf I Jim, Mr. Cloutier Berk, Mr. Holman , qi Paul Goddard, Mr. Trusty . f I I as 4 D i GERALD EARL STICKLEY CAROL LEE ALLEN Below, as honor guests, are former winners representing asserted years from 1932 to 1954.

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