Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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' f 31 -K W 'T f M W..- ' 'Mx-., . -..,, Mr. John Hall Mr. Thomas Hollcraft Mrs. Eileen Hunter Mrs. Keyser English English Business Law Librarian Social Studies Social Studies English Philo Adviser Typing H .,'Uf1'7 V, . 'iw vggigwazl- av-igis -.ga-:-,Swim-ltr. V , :1ff:me5fSg2u 159 ' . : Mrs. Margaret Labby Mrs. Audrey Leslie Miss Bertha MacDougall English English Effective Reading Mr. Monteith Macoubrie Mr. Robert Palmer Miss Shannon Pettinger Mr. Jack Ryan English English English English Sophomore Counselor Social Studies Social Studies J. V. Basketball Senior Counselor Department Chairman Swimming

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Miss Ruth Arbuckle Mr. Henry Crawford Mrs. Pat Edgar Miss Frances Elmer English English Journalism English Junior Counselor Speech English Senior Counselor College Counselor J. V. Baseball Coach Yearbook N. H. S. Adviser Frosh Football Coach Mrs. Margaret Emmons Mrs. Sandra Fields English English Social Studies Social Studies Mathematics Four Courses Offered To English Students Because the transferring of ideas effectively is so important, Lincoln requires students to take four courses in English. From the freshman to the senior years, students improve reading, oral and written expression, listening and the general understanding of the English language. In the freshman course, the basic fundamentals of grammar are learned. Types of literature and various styles and techniques are introduced in the sophomore classes. American literature is studied in the third year while the senior year is based on English literature. Pilot classes are offered at all levels, and one Shakespeare play is studied each year. 14 Candy Patton listens attentively to Mr. Macoubrie

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Miss Virginia Caldwell Mrs. June Chamberlain French Latin Department Chairman Linc Adviser Lincoln Brings Modern Developments to Language Lincoln offers the recommended modern language four-year sequence in French, German and Spanish. Levels I and II stress the language skills of listening and speaking, reading and Writing Within controlled vocabulary and a basic grammar structure. Levels III and IV continue the development of language study with more emphasis upon learning different reading techniques. The Latin course stresses the basic relationships between English and Latin and develops an awareness of the rich heritage from the classic languages. The Lincoln library is equipped with a listening room, Where advanced foreign language students use study periods to improve compre- hension and pronounciation with foreign language speech records. 16 Mr. Fritz Fivian Miss Sheila Harrison German French Frosh Wrestling Coach Girls' League Adviser Miss Lulu Mc Laughlin Miss Clara Settem Spanish French Test Coordinator . 'CU .,..vf ' Miss Caldwell explains French assignment to her class in M hr ' 1 3 Nusa , f