LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL LEGACY BOOK

In celebration of Lincoln's Sesquicentennial we present a legacy book filled with photos from 1869 to the present and essays from alums!

Everyone who has seen the book says it's fantastic!

Get your Legacy Book before they sell out!

BUY IT HERE - COST IS $75

Preview the book HERE

HERE'S WHAT ALUMNI ARE SAYING ABOUT IT!

"The legacy book is a true culmination of 150 years of public education. It is amazing to see so many of my peers have their articles displayed for 150 more years to come." Benjamin Brandenburger, 2019 Class President

“ The book is beyond beyond. I loved reading every word of it - so many memories so much history!” Barbie Kendall Rice Class of 1958

“The book is fabulous! I want 4 more to give my siblings for Christmas” Margaret Palmer Fasano Class of 1961

“Incredible book, I want 3 more to share with my siblings” Mathew Drake Class of 1977

“I am learning so much about Lincoln, Portland and our world’s history - literally can’t put this book down! Thank you!” Trisha Marsh Wood Class of 1964

“Reading every word for the second time! Great job” William Schulte Class of 1959

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They've waited 50 years!

Class of 1969 and 2019 open the time capsule*

*A bit soggy

Read the story here

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150 Years of Lincoln High School: Preserving the Past –

Inspiring the Future

The Lincoln High School Alumni Association is proud to present an exhibit at The Oregon Historical Society

March 29 - June 30, 2019

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Welcome to the new Lincoln High School Alumni Association web site.

Be sure to go to who we are

for information about our organization.

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Click here for photos

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LHS 150th Anniversary Pendleton Blanket

To order click here

Three generations of Cardinals holding the blanket

Katie Schultz '59, Anna Loy '22, Amy Loy '89

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The new vision for Lincoln High School calls for a seven-story tower of academic classrooms and teaching space. A center courtyard will separate the tower from a three-story theater and a gym above an adequately sized cafeteria. The school is scheduled break ground on its new building in 2020, to open for the 2022-23 academic year.

Throughout the years, Lincoln has been known for providing excellent educational opportunities to Portland students. It is an example for the nation of a downtown urban school which produces high achieving graduates in the face of continuing budget cuts. The Alumni Association is dedicated to doing what it can to continue this proud tradition.

BECOME A MEMBER

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LINCOLN HIGH IS ONE OF THE OLDEST PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS IN WEST

The predecessor of Lincoln High School, called Portland High School, was founded in 1869. It was one of the first public high schools west of the Rockies. After sharing facilities with several elementary schools on the west side of Portland, the first separate Portland High School building was completed in 1885. It was located on S.W.14th and Morrison. In 1908 the name was changed to Lincoln High School, and in 1912 the school moved to a new building on Broadway between Market and Mill. This building is now part of Portland State University. In September, 1952 school began in the present building on SW 16th and Salmon St.

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