Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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47 Bookkeeping students apply rules to problems. A I 1 . Mrs. Alma George Business Education Tasque Adviser M,,,,,,,,,e,,,,,,,,, NO HUNT AND PECK SYSTEM HERE! Business Education Copian Adviser Ho Q1 Sheaves of copy paper, scripts, sheets of music, and typewriters--all are an important part of the Lincoln student's education. Even before enter- ing school, a studentis recognized as having a great variety of interests. The task of Lincoln is to relate the experiences provided in school to those out- side. By encouraging the studentto participate in activities which will broaden his interests, the school and the student are served. The student begins to understand fully the meaning of what he is learning, and to feel like an actual participant in Lincoln's achievements. Thus, education is a tool of learning, living, and thinking. The spirit of learning and teaching is not only intellec- tual, but also practical and functional. Mrs. Lottie Hyde Business Education Department Chairman 18

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Mr. Anton Lindstrom Mr. Leonard Richardson Chemistry, Physics Biology Coach Falcons Adviser SCIENCE OPENS NEW WORLDS ' Q Mr. Calvin Foulk Bi0l08Y Mr. Lindstrom and Dave Holden repeat 2 000 Reforestation year-old experiment to determine circumference The pungent odor of chemicals and a vast array of biological specimens give mute testimony to the activity that goes on in Lin- co1n's science classrooms. Whether seen through microscope or in a test tube, the world of science offers an exciting challenge to the student. Through science, the student realizes that,in a world of change.it is vital for man's survival that he know his environment and the ways and means of adapting himself to it. Science endeav- ors to satisfy the student's natural curiosity by explaining the why of things. Each discovery opens new fields of studyg the scientist never stops learning. of the earth. Mr. Charles Keith Chemistry Department Chairman

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IIIIIIIHIIH Mr. George Bell Y ocal Music Mr. Bell instructs music appreciation students. If -- 4. 0' fi 1 5: Q , ,f ,Q ' 7 HELPING STUDENTS DEVELOP INTERESTS .0 Mr. Donald Goodwin Mrs. Olive Danley Instrumental Music, Art Art ' Art Chairman Q A Q 9 , 6 rn- Ali! Mr. Charles Kuzminski Speech, Social Studies IRL Adviser Radio Coordinator l1 !'y 'win .' L 'RL .. 252.7 r Mr. John Lehman , Drama Nelly Albrecht develops modern masterpiece. 19