Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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,asa ,pm g TOP: Mrs. Doris Breckenridgep The Film 3-43 English 1: National Honor Society Advisor. BOTTOM: Miss Marianne Miller: Advanced Composition 3-4: English 1: Yearbook Advisor. l ' 1 . . 5, KN TOP: Mrs. Cecelia TOP: Miss Evelyn Wallg Taubmang English 35 English 1, English 1'2c. English 2. EE. American BOTTOM: Mrs. Jean Literature 3-4: Tasque Roberts: English 2. Advisor. BOTTOM: Mr. EI'lgliSl'11. Donald Austin: English 1, English Literature 3'4Q English 4, Varsity Wrestling Coach. Q my dll. ABOVE: Pat Vanbuskirk, Prudy Sawyer, Scott Hughes and Luann Su ndberg listen attentively to a lecture. ABOVE RIGHT: Priscilla Klaner, Deni Rauw and Susan Lampsa share a joke during one of Mrs. Perko's senior English classes. RIGHT: Dan Heims waits patiently for the teacher to finish talking so he can rock out to Everybody's Rockin'.

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i'f:.,.1,.f::f: .i U1 vldbmm ABOVE: Mr. Hal Sawatzky, explains the new courses offered for next year to junior Doug Baldwin. LEFT: Mrs. Carolyn Mauchley and Mr. Dean Still fSenior Counselorsj read the College Handbook with Rocky Wolf. RIGHT: Nancy Burns, Maribeth Cross, and Gretchen Baller staple together the curriculum lists for Lincoln's students. ll

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english Paragraphs and participles Cdanglingl, essays and narrations. Comparing, contrasting, illustrating and identifying thoughts and ideas. Poetry in hyperboles, couplets or stichomythia. English - a language. Pawlishing up are gramur an speling. CZounds! Methinks 'tis foul copy Williamlb A 14a or a 15b, Taking notes for cards and feet. Learning history though literature. Traveling with Odysseus, or Drinking the Necter of the gods with Zeus. Relating a farm of animals with today's society, or Writing a letter while reading the scarlet one. individuality. Communication. An inner self seeking outward expression. A self, being reborn in the soul of Siddartha, Living with the spirit of the Finches in Maycomb County, or Dying in the heart of Willy, a desparate salesman, Perhaps only searching for the discovery of If To be or not to be is really life's question. TOP: Mrs. Dorothy Chase: Special Education. BOTTOM: Mrs. Laura Perko: English 4, EE.: Shakespeares World 3-43 English Department Chairman, Polyglot Advisor. ., V... . X TOP: Mrs. Mildred Stevens: English 23 American Literature 34: Reading for Leisure and Pleasure 3-43 Short Stories and Poetry. Mrs. Stevens will retire this June after teaching for 26 years, She has worked in Portland for 17 years, teaching 4 years at Lincoln, and the others at Wilson and Washington. Her years here were spent teaching English, Effective Reading and Social Studies. After her retirement. she plans to travel. 23