Lincoln High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Lincoln, VA)

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'-ixprvmainnn PET HATE Homework School Spanish Red heads Asparagus English Fat girls Brunettes Literature Blondes Snooty girls Girls History English Going to school English Carrots Moustaches Putting her hair up Peroxided hair Banana splits Not getting letters Giving up Shorthand Noisy people Cats Leading a quiet life No senior privileges Being disappointed Plymouths Two-faced people Nosey people Men Childish people Tears Studying Mice Cowboy movies Doctors Sweet potatoes War Scalloped potatoes Catty people Homework Conceited men Examinations Riding school busses Narrow-minded people REMEMBERED FOR Being an exchange student Coon hunting Neat handwriting '? Chasing his shoes Black curly hair Going with Jean Determination Helpfulness in kitchen Oratorical-ability Way with the girls Wholesome manner Witty remarks Being bashful Staying out of classes Growing a moustache Getting married Efficiency Quietness Southern accent Smart answers Executive ability Amiebiliiy Artistic ability Being Kitty's twin Being Junie's twin Cute clothes Promptness in her duties Love of Life Good behavior C M G ----- --C M G Cute smile Graduating in three years Her desire to argue Quiet sincere ways Giggling Curly hair Straight A's Eating spaghetti Being reserved Getting married Black hair Playing basketball Going steady Blonde hair Leaving Lincoln for Leesburg Quietness Coming back to Lincoln -31.. IMAGINE Not getting along with people Getting C's Scribbling Going steady Being captain of the football team Crew cut Having curly hair Being silent Being a wolf Getting A in English Not going to Ben'yville Taking ballet lessons Being home on Friday night Staying home Reciting poetry Enjoying opera Not missing a day from school Having red hair Being a cheerleader Having straight hair Getting no demerits Not writing letters Getting stage fright Being six feet Not laughing Being talkative Being at a loss for words Being an old maid Not having good posture Without an answer for everything Making A in chemistry Being ferocious Not being witty Acting coy Having freckles Not going to the movies Wearing make-up Being a tomboy Being five feet Getting A in history Arguing in assembly Bleached hair C Yin9 Laughing without blushing Being a lawyer Having a feather bob Worrying over school Weighing over l2O lbs.

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NAME Klaus Bal zer Lin Blocker Ray Blevins Elmer Carter Jimmy Coleman Arthur Core Frankie Fields Cleveland Lanham Blakeley Marcus Fenton Piggott Dickie Potts Linwood Reid Lee Rodgers Bob Waugerman Tommy Wynkoop Marvin Wharton Patsy Bray Melva Athey Carol Brown Charlotte Ann Brown Harriet Coffey Barbara Cooper Sylvia Crooker Laura Belle Dawson Junie Dwyer Kitty Dwyer Jennie Lou Echols Betty Jean Fleming lrene Fleming Dorothy Fox Charlotte Geiman Shirley Hall Adele Hawthorne Barbara Irwin Mariorie Kephart Ellen Kirby Betty Lanham Sheila Payne Barbara Parks Margarie Pierson Charlotte Seace Bernice Sunday Hattie Tomblin Betty Tribby Flossie Walters Mary Wolverton Jean Woodward Anne Grille Svrninr FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS IIOK I ll Oh Shucksl How about fhafl All rightl All rightl '-My Cowl l know what you meanl Dad blame itl Oh, Yeahl I don't knowl Girlsl You don't sayl By Crackyl For land's sakel l reckonl Hey Chickenl Who shot who? Oh Graciousl Here we go again Oh Heavens 'Oh Goshl Oh, Greatl Gee Whizl Oh, Lawl Oh, My Goodnessl Don't ask mel llohl ll llhblll Great Dayl -'oo Prayl Gee VVhizl Oh, Geel My Heavensl Holy Cowl Oh, Yeahl Prove itl Oh, Dearl l'll Fix Youl Gee Whittikersl nseorgel u Oh Nol Not Again Oh, Shucksl What did you say? Oh, Cornl So Help Me Hannahl IIGSQI ll Gee Whittikersl My Landsl Don't ask mel l Censored -30- WHERE FOUND Warner's Here and there At Hamilton Cleaners Home Ralph's ln the kitchen Purcellville Drive-ln Bloomfield Store In his Plymouth Berryville Golf Course Anyplace ln a Ford lBaltimoreJ Robert's Buick Most anywhere Absentee list Bluemont Home Upperville Moorcones' ln the office Anywhere but home With Junior On Maple Avenue With Tommy ln the Ford With Dan Eating at anytime Most anywhere ln Church With Fred Hard to tell Skating Rink Dancing Tennis court Purcellvil le Drug Store At Home With Frankie Ashburn With her husband Anywhere Ridgeway At Ba'bara's Purcellville Leesburg Most anyplace Writing to Dickie

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Gilman QHIIPIII THE END OF OUR SCHOOL DAYS A wonderful place dear old Lincoln High seems When you start your scholastic career, Your mind with the wildest imaginings teems, And you build up a castle of fanciful dreams Of the fun in your final year, But somehow the pleasures have faded in air When, after long waiting, you find yourself there. When later, a freshman in high school, you gaze On seniors respected and grand, You listen with envy to their every phrase, And eagerly longing, you wait for the days When in their position you'll stand, But somehow your longing has vanished in air When, after four seasons, you find yourself there. So we push onward, and never at rest, Nor content with our own slender store, No sooner we reach what we think is best Then we find it is worthless, and turn to our quest And eagerly seek something more. For ever we tire of what falls to our lot, And battle and struggle for what we have not. Laura Belle Dawson -32..