Vincennes Lincoln High School - Lincoln Log Yearbook (Vincennes, IN)

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Front Row: Sharon Reimers, Charlotte Ivers, Linda Haywood. Sharon Shields, Loretta Blubaum, Diana Cox, Barbara Cox, Jane Commer. Second Row: Dorinda Stultz, Betti Eisenhut, Judy Evans, Joyce Ivers, Benny Jo Keene, Mary Montgomery, Donna Kelso, Ray Jean Ravelette, Dorothy Todd, Joyce George. Third Row: Kay Barth, Martha Gregory, Joanna Browning. Leslie Balgrave. Betty Breedlove. Charlotte Imle, Janis Way- mire. Carolee Reel, Mary Alice Sager, Annilee Wright. Fourth Roiv: Nancy Kopp, Jean Threlkeld, Mary Lynn Kensler, Judy Evans, Joetta McGiffen, Margaret Cornelison. Fifth Row: Linda Ramsey, Marlene ' Hollis. Sylvia Wittenmeyer, Judy Lancaster, Virginia Cooper, Linda Imle, Linda Martin, Dixie Thompson. Sixth Roiv: Jo Ann Able, Rebecca Schooly, Phoebe Day, Car- olyn Gordon, Kitty Cooper, Mary EUerman, Pamela Purdy, Sharon Williams. Seventh Row: Sharon Booth, Betty Beamon, Judy Clark, Linda Snider, Judy Bauer, Frances Evans, Barbara Chambers. Eighth Row: Janis Blake, Marcia Peters, Mary Provines, Margaret Klein, Mary Simpson, Sharon Wolfe. Future Homemakers Plan For Tomorrow. 26 The Future Homemakers of America is a fairly new addition to Lincoln High School. It is under the direction of the Home Economics de- partment. The purpose of Future Homemakers is to develop mature thinking tastes and skills of home- making. With the modem Home Economics de- partment Lincoln High School has, the girls are given an opportunity to practice their ability. The officers are Joyce George. Secretary; Linda Hay- wood, Historian; Charlotte Imle, President; Donna Kelso, Vice-President; Judy Scroggins, Treasurer; Mrs. Joy Holmes and Mrs. Jacquelyn Walsworth are the club sponsors.

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Aid Students and Community. Members of Sponsors Club, First Row, Left to Right: Pat Abrassart, Karen Keeling, Sharon Rose, Jo Nell Combs, Phyllis Wolfe. Second Row: Janet Gelb, Beverly Karp, Sue Koch, Kay Gow, Thehna Murray, Donna Kelso. Third Row: Carolyn DeVine, Genie Lawrence, Mary Sue Libby, Sue Ann McDowell, Katy Andis, Trudl Mayo, Karen Karp, Donna Jean Wilkerson. Fourth Row: Randa Andrews, Susan Tewalt, Sharlet Winkler, Arm Spencer, Margaret Burton, Cheryl Milam, Barbara Lewis. Fifth Row: Docia Sutch, Nancy Muench, Sue Chattin, Carolyn Phelps, Jean Milam, Sandy MiUer. The distance from junior high school to Lincobi High School is very short, except when you are a freshman. This is where the Big Sisters come in; or members of Sponsors. The main respon- sibility of Sponsors is to serve in aiding the fresh- man girls become adjusted to high school life. They help them to become better acquainted with the school, members of the faculty, and school functions. The school year is highlighted for the freshmen by the Sponsors ' Christmas Party. Refreshments are served, gifts are exchanged, and Christmas carols are sung. The club is composed of girls who are chosen by their scholastic ability, citizenship, and leadership. The officers are Sandra MiUer, president; Donna Jean Wilkerson, secretary. 25

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Future Teachers Plan Careers First Row: Marci Parr, Mary Alice Sager, Joy West, Marilyn Wesley, Kay Sargent, Sharon Smith, Ginger Strong, Carolyn Phelps, Darlene Potts, Sue Koch, Enid Stafford. Second Row: Abbie Pagett, Joan Gilliatt, Linda Dale, Linda Combs, Mary Alice Mayeur, Diane Barr, Linda Osterhage, Celia Mayeur, Beth Ann Batman, Clova Anne Meyers. Third Row: Trudi Mayo, Cathy Fish, Vickie Hebert, Docia Sutch, Shirley Reimers, Rosalie Blubaum, Marlene Chamberlain, Patti Hamm, Veronica Nash, Miss Marie Risch. Fourth Row: Lynda Stewart, Nancy Muench, Joe Fischer, Dick Morris, Stanley Roller. The F.T.A. officers are: Trudi Mayo, Secretary; Joan Gilliatt, Treasurer; Miss Risch, Sponsor; Lynda Stewart, Second Vice-Pres- ident; Docia Sutch, President; and Rosalie Blubaum, First Vice- President. The Future Teachers of America Club is a forward looking organization made up of young men and women who have chosen teaching as their future profession. Cadets, Future Teacher members, actually assist the regular teachers in the various grade schools throughout the city of Vincennes. In this manner the Cadets receive invaluable exper- ience for their chosen field. By actually taking part in the classroom activities it enables the members to visualize the advan- tages and disadvantages of teaching. The membership of this club is limited to juniors and seniors. 27