Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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C' . -sv .l 5 hue a ' 1 S , ,,.. English, Social Studies An A, says Bill Ellingrud as Mrs. Beighle hands back papers. Mr. Abner Baker Miss Shannon Pettin er Department Chairman t, f 0: L. TO KNOW OUR COUNTRY WE MUST KNOW OTHERS English, Social Studies Mr- Robert Palmer Barons Advisor English, Social Studies Counselor Mrs. Edwina Lenington English, Social Studies Tlada Y-Teens Adviser Mr. Monteith Macoubrie Mrs. Grace Beighle English, Social Studies English, Social Studies Conmselor Girls' League Adviser

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wah Miss Frances Elmer English Couns EE Program National Honor Society Literature encompasses all that man has expressed in the language of words Herem we find our American heritage a composite of many cultures each servmg to enrich and broaden the scope of American society Throughout four years of English at Lincoln the student becomes more aware of his culture and all that has contrlb uted to it The tradition of progress at Lincoln is carried out in educationally enriched classes in English as well as in social studies drama and mathematics There is no short cut to learning The road to learning must by necessity pass through the minds of many before it reaches its final destination LITERATURE OUR HERITAGE Mr William Croco Miss Bertha MacDouga1l English Effective Reading Coach Miss Carol Allen Mlss Ruth Arbuckle English English Couns Taud Adviser College Counselor 12 Miss Mildred Stelnmetz Mrsj Anne Mukes English An Engllsh Journalism Miss Mary Townsend yea,-book English LRIU1 Quill and Scroll

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Mr Robert Sxgner Social Studies Coach Order of L DEMOCRACY THE PRODUCT OF EXPERIMENT Democracy and educatxon have developed to gether untll they are complementary condltxons each bemg necessary to the exlstence of the other Mod ern educatlon emphas1zes the worth of the 1nd1v1dual and has contr1buted to a rlcher and fuller meanmg of democracy ln whlch opportunltxes are provlded for the fullest development of each person as a cxtlzen and human bemg If learnmg or the pr1v1lege for learnlng were to be conflned to a few democracy would be lmpos slble By taklng advantage of these opportumtles and the rxght to the free exchange of ldeas we unsure our representatlon xn student government The ldeals upon whlch our government was founded a.nd now extsts must be preserved to xnsure the contmuance of an educated and free people QR. Mr James Partlow Social Studles Coach Counselor Concesslons Mr John Cover Soclal Studtes Art Lords Advlsof Mr Lexro Prillaman Speech Social Studies IRL Advlser Radlo Coordinator Mr Wayne Sturdivant Soclal Studies Athletic Director Mr Prlllaman expresses oplnlons to mtensely mterested semors Department Chairman