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THE GAME IS ON!  | PIL WEEK 5: LINCOLN vs ROOSEVELT APRIL 3, 2021 - watch live stream below |
LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE SPORTS ALUMNI - PLAYER LIST IS HERE!
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The LHSAA Archives is funded solely by LHS Alumni donations
The Lincoln High School Alumni Association Archives was established to preserve the history of the public education institution Lincoln High School for students, the community, and the City of Portland, Oregon. The Archives impressive curated collection is in URGENT need of funding from LHS Alumni to continue serving Lincoln High School students and our community. Without alumni donations, we will no longer be able to operate and maintain the collection of 152 years of Lincoln High School history for future generations education and historical enrichment. Please support the foundation of the LHSAA Archives by clicking HERE!
For more information about the LHSAA Archives, please click HERE or Contact Dana Cress: 503-952-6084
HOW YOUR DONATION BENEFITS LHS ARCHIVES
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THANK YOU LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI FOR YOUR DONATIONS TO THE 2020 LHSAA ENDOWMENT SCHOLARSHIPS Please click this link to view the LHSAA Endowment webpage |  Lincoln High School Class of 2020 Calla Rhodes, Tanner Gill, Maddie Reifsteck, Natalie Wang, Maggie McCartan |
LHS CLASS REUNIONS RESCHEDULED FOR 2021-2022
DUE TO COVID-19
LHS Class 1960 60th year Reunion Rescheduled to September 2021 Information coming soon | LHS Class 1990 30th year Reunion Rescheduled to 2021 Information coming soon |
OUR HALL OF HONOR IS BACK!
We have so many alumni who have made a difference in our world. Please nominate an alum you would like to see honored in our LHSAA Magazine.
Please send nominations to LHSAA President, Glenn McMath – glennmcmath@comcast.net Once a CARD... always a CARD!
2020 LHSAA Hall of Honor Inductees
Please log in and click here! to read about the 2020 Hall of Honorees
1. Dr. James Goodrich – 1964 Neurosurgeon who separated conjoined twins. *Summer LHSAA Honorary Memorial Tribute 2. Harry Glickman – 1941 Sports promotor – one of the founders of the Portland Trail Blazers. *Fall LHSAA Honorary Memorial Tribute 3. William Porter – 1954 Watkins top retail salesman for 40 years in spite of having cerebral palsy. | 4. Tom Hallman Jr.– c. 1973 Pulitzer prize-winning writer – Series of articles about a boy named Sam whose face was severely disfigured. 5. Judge Hans Linde – c. 1941 Served on the Oregon Supreme Court 1990-1997. *Winter LHSAA Honorary Memorial Tribute 6. Colin O’Brady – c. 2002 American pro endurance athlete, motivational speaker and adventurer, four time world record holder. |
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Dr. James Goodrich Harry Glickman | William Porter Tom Hallman Jr. | Judge Hans Linde Colin O'Brady |
PPS Lincoln High School Rebuild Project 2019-2024
Land Acknowledgement: It is important to acknowledge the ancestors of this place and recognize that we are here because of the sacrifices forced upon them. In remembering these communities, we honor their legacy, their lives, and their descendants -- past, present, and future. Where Portland stands today are the historic homelands of several bands of Chinook-speaking people (including many Multnomah, Clackamas, and Watlata/Cascade villages). There were also Kalapuya (Tualatin villages) nearby and the Molalla people in the Willamette Valley. Today, their descendants are primarily members of the Grand Ronde and Siletz Confederated Tribes, with Chinook and other tribal relations at Warm Springs, Yakama, and the Chinook Nation. In the reconstruction of this institution, let us acknowledge that it was founded upon exclusion and erasures of many indigenous peoples, including those on whose land we are standing upon today. This acknowledgement demonstrates a commitment from Lincoln High School to work to dismantle the ongoing legacies and ideologies of settler colonialism. |
Construction Updates MARCH 2021: New Lincoln Highlights
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Hoffman Pacificmark used 10,000,000 pounds of recycled concrete saved from a local project site for the leveling fill and rock substrate. This recycled material will remain in place to provide support for the future track and field. This recycling effort kept a significant amount of material out of the waste stream providing material & cost efficiency. For more information and updates, please click this link: PPS/LHS FAQ's & Updates | Get Connected Get connected to receive updates and events notices. Join the Lincoln project mailing list at LHSMod@pps.net For more information about school building improvements, contact: 503-916-2222 or email |
PPS HUMANITIES: About the Oregon History Project
The Oregon History Project is a digital resource of the Oregon Historical Society Museum
and Research Library. So far, hundreds of historical records and artifacts from the unique
and extensive OHS collections have been digitized, annotated, and organized. The OHP
provides historical Narratives written by Pacific Northwest historians in an online
Learning Center . The OHP is part of the OHS Digital History Projects,
The Oregon Encyclopedia and Oregon Wayfinder. Using expert scholarship and OHS's
which include extensive collections of photographs, artifacts, and archival materials,
the OHP, The OE and the Wayfinder make Oregon history
free and accessible to everyone.
WINTER WORKSHOP Racism in Oregon
The Winter Workshop will feature how both racism and justice are at the heart of Oregon’s history and
are crucial to our ability to build a better future. Please join Eliza E. Canty-Jones, Editor of the Oregon
Historical Quarterly and Director of Community Engagement at the Oregon Historical Society who will
offer an in-depth view of the ways Oregon history has been shaped by white supremacist ideology,
policies, and resistance to those frameworks for almost two centuries.
For Oregon Historical Society Workshop Information click HERE!
ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS IN LHSAA MAGAZINE!
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LINCOLN STUDENTS NEED SUPPORT FROM ALUMNI BUSINESS COMMUNITY
Lincoln High School students are in need of support from the business community, If your business would like to become a Cards Supporter we will ensure the donation is focused on equitable learning during these difficult pandemic times. It will help ensure all students have the supplies they need, internet access, a Chromebook and a safe place to study with healthy food to eat.
The needs are wide ranging and are increasing daily as the school year progresses without in-school services.
Please click this email link LHSAA BOARD OF DIRECTORS with how your business can support LHS students and how LHSAA can help promote your business!
LINCOLN ALUMNI, GET YOUR CARDINAL SWAG ON! | VISIT THE FRIENDS OF LINCOLN CARDINAL ONLINE STORE Shop lincolncardinalstore.com and pick up your order at Lincoln after the new year or have it shipped. |
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LHSAA GARDEN CLUB ANNUAL PRESIDENTS DAY WEEKEND ROSE BOWL 2021 |
TO CELBRATE ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1809, THE LHSAA GARDEN CLUB GATHERS AT THE LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL ROSE FESTIVAL QUEENS ROSE GARDEN TO PRUNE THE LEGACY ROSES AND SPRING CLEAN THE LANDSCAPING AROUND THE TOM HARDY SCULPTURE AND SURROUNDING COURTYARD. PLEASE JOIN US NEXT YEAR FOR THIS FUN AND REWARDING DAY BY EMAILING LHSAA Garden Club
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Brian Lamson, Lise-Marie Massey, David Perlman, Dana Cress, Emily Duden Pinkerton |
PPS Lincoln High Rebuild -TOPPING OUT CEREMONY February 5, 2021 |
"In building construction, topping out (sometimes referred to as topping off) is a builders' rite traditionally held when the last beam (or its equivalent) is placed atop a structure during its construction. It has since come to mean more generally finishing the structure of the building," Wikipedia |
THANK YOU FOR SHOWING UP FOR OUR COMMUNITY IN SO MANY WAYS. |
Alumni & Students HOLIDAY FOOD DRIVE    |
PPS GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY AT LHS |
Groundbreaking celebration for rebuilding of Lincoln High took place on December 14, 2019. Festivities included a Native American Land Acknowledgement and speakers that included Lincoln students, notable alumni and community leaders. The Lincoln rebuild includes a new multi-story building with performing arts spaces, a student commons, an expanded gymnasium facility and state of the art classrooms. Links below for PPS Education and LHS Development Information LINCOLN DEVELOPMENT VISION & EDUCATION SPECS |
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