Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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8635036950 Wimmems XE SAFE DRIVING CODE, AMERICANIZATION 'f A ESSAY, and UNITED NATION CONTEST SAFE DRIVING CODE ATLANTIC MONTHLY ANNUAL CONTEST Joanne Gevurtz and her father Dads. Club 1 Ted Swenson, 3rd at Lincoln, place in state Elsa Blaesing, Merit Award, Sonnet vicewresident Harry Gevurtz talk over Steve Hall, 2nd at Lincoln Andrew Griffin, National 3rd Place, Sonnet Joannys winning Streak l I I 69' M' TIONAL H. s. BAND CONFERENCE CITY AND STATE SPEECH CONTESTS gCgCiLgSTrf QQRT AW-QERDE S I ti ' 3 1 3 Roger Neff takes trip to St. Louis Peter Rubstem 0 0 orelgn xc nge e ec on Suzan Butler, Second National Award: Greg Baldwin, Place Award for second year. AMERICA NIZA TION ESSAY or DEMOCRACY CONTEST UNITED NATIONS CONTEST YEARBOOK ARTIST POPPY POSTEB CONTEST Glasgow, 2nd Anita Moore Laurie Nelson, Freshman, lst, John Kemple, I Nirenberg, 3rd CONTEST Linda Clark and Tom Stoel Senior, Award: Ann Volz, Senior Awardg Jaclyn Vidgoffy 3rd Second and third places Cleo Brown' Specigl Award,

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W--..,c Social Studies and Coaching mzeegjb ' Five veterans of the Lincoln staff are retiring spring, each going his or her way to a pleasant life of travel, hobbies, and relaxation. Words fail in speaking of the services these peog have given to the school. Their friends and thousands former students merely say: The best to you! German, Latin LACY B. COPENHAVER FRANKLIN FOWLER Social Studies Languages and Mathematics BARRY DOWSETT, BILL FARRENS, SUE ANN FISHER The three Lincoln students above will spend the summer abroad under the American Field Service Summer Program. 16 MARGARET GESN ER F rench ft 52' .NN gy ,X e LLLL A , . 2, . is a ll ,i,, V ,K,, A , 1- w5fv,,Zgi is W ,I ,, . ,,,,, 3 ' I elll l ' K . l .l If yt All ' ' , 'K -Y'-' it NSNWFZ e f I K I fl e,'A ff f Y-A jf' gg V LVV, VX DAVID ALEXANDER CARLOTTA DEMIGUEL England Spain The two students above have spent the 1955-1956 school year at Lincoln under the American Field Service Winter Program.

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CLEEIGJSQ-SC-Q Classes The classes at Lincoln are numerous and varied, for Lincoln is a comprehensive high school. Comprehensive means that courses are provided for all types of students with all manners of tastes and talents. Lincoln has wood and metal shops for students with mechanical abilities. There are varied courses in the arts, graphic, metal, and crafts, and the school provides superlative courses in vocal and instrumental music. Commercial classes are large and popular. Still Lincoln leans to the academic side, for many of our students are preparing for colleges with strict entrance requirements. The academic 1 are strong. Mathematics, science, English, and the languages are stressed. HYSICA L EDUCATION