Lincoln High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Lincoln, VA)

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MARY VIRGINIA WOLVERTON Mary Cooperative. . .friendly . . .dependable F. H. A. S. C. A. ' x .,w,,'nf 'Ti , f ., ,N-fe, THOMAS HENRY WYNKOOP Scout Carefree. . .anything for a laugh. .rampant S. C. A. Keen Teen Club Varsity Football Manager Basketball Varsity Baseball JEAN VIRGINIA WOODWARD Jean Ambitious. . .sweet and simple . . .neat S. C. A. F. H. A. Glee Club

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,wp 11 iv. C HAR LES R OBER T WAUGERMAN Bob Reserved. . .on the quiet side. . .loyal friend S. C. A. F. F. A. K-dl 77N- FLOSSIE MARIE WALTERS Flossie Sincere. . .adroit. . .cheerful F. H. A. S. C. A. Home Ec. Honor Guard K MARVIN LEE WHAR TON Marvin Tall and distinguished. . .quiet but thoughtful . . Varsity Football F. F. A. K. V. G. Varsity Baseball

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,., 'maui mill Xdvntamrnt We, the Senior Squires of the Knights Qteachersj of Lincoln High School, having been appointed to these positions of honor by King Arthur 1Mr. Simpsonj, and having also been declared by him to be of sound mind, do deem it expedient to constitute this last will and testament, having participated in innumerable battles flessonsj for our Knights and our King, and being destitute of the knowledge as to when these battles shall deprive us of our life thaving a good timej do hereby give, bequeath, and devise the following: First: We will and bequeathto the underclassmenall our swords Qdesksj, shields Qunclaimed booksl, and other weapons with which we have achieved many awards and victories, Second: We bequeath our argumentative ability to the Juniors, provided, of course, they have the material. Third: The individuals have certain personal things to Qsobl leave behind. Klaus Balzer leaves his pleasing accent to Ruby Schooley. Ray Blevins leaves his beautiful penmanship to Mr. Simpson. Lin Blocker leaves his name as advice to the football team-- Block 'er! Elmer Carter leaves his ability to loaf in class to Robert Clark. Jimmy Coleman leaves his neat handwriting to Crane Hertz. Arthur Core says almost anyone can have his job ofholding up traffic with cows. Frankie Fields leaves his crew cut to Jimmy Peyton. Cleveland Lanham leaves his loud and boisterous manner to Bobby Payne. Blake Marcus leaves his love of books to Robert Florance. Fenton Piggott leaves his debating ability to Patrick Henry Adams, Dickie Potts leaves Berryville to Bobby Jones. Linwood Reid leaves his position as tackle on the football team to Donald Dawson. Lee Rodgers leaves his ability to get along with -the teachers to William Bayles. Bob Waugerman leaves his smile to Jane Lynn Echols. Marvin Wharton leaves indifference to school in general to Pete Gray. Tommy Wynkoop leaves his list of phone numbers to Charles Allison. Melva Athey leaves her pleasing manner to Polly Kitts. Ann Brown leaves her freckles to Shelby Burke. 5.7 l ' 11 -1 If X55