Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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social science questions during a discussion on Black History in one of Mr David Balley's it if ABOVE: Mrs. Linda Falkenstein: Department Head, World History and Geography, American Problems, Sociology, Minorities. ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Robert Garbarinog American History, American Problems. RIGHT: Mr. David Bailey: American Problems,Journalism, Newspaper Staff Advisor.

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a: Q3 K. Q' -Q13 FAR ABOVE: Hans Ettlin films the debate between City Commissioners Tom Walsh and Francis lvancie, while Robert Cochran supervises. ABOVE: Helen Rives, Carolyn Platt, LaVonne Cross CHelen's American sisterb and Helen Anderson, Lincoln's A.F.S. student from Denmark, share a joke about Danish peanut butter. Carolyn and Helen are two of the four students from Portland going abroad in the A.F.S. summer program. Helen Anderson was a member of Tasque and the French Club. She said There are so many classes of interest at Lincoln. There are more electives to choose from. People are basicly the same at Lincoln as in Denmark and l'm going to miss you all. 6:3 E

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or gill 1' l -sf W . 1 ' 14 f U ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Robert Delacy: World History and Geography, Athletic Director. ABOVE: Mrs. Edwina Leningtong American History. ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Ronald Campbell: American Problems. Anthropology, Minorities Studies. ABOVE: Mr. Joseph Rife American History. Social Science-a very mixed bag From Anthropology-where we've been, To American Problems and Minorities- Where we're going .... Speakers weave our thoughts through World History on to American History. And if you want to relate. . .try sociology! ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. James Sehorn, the wife of a P.O.W. in Viet Nam, appeals to concerned Lincoln students for their support in a campaign for humane treatment of P.O.W.'s. LEFT: Cathy Ridell Cmiddlej, quizzes Don Hamilton fleftj, as to whether she should go with United Auto or Striker Drilling as Tom