Lincoln High School - Knight Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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! A 'f- ' if OLLEYBALL TEAMW f Siu ff f aff 8-A W 1,1 'J 'J' First row S Espenshade N Wlnward J Galdl P Holhns P Bentz N Kelly B Caroll Cook A Errxckson S Graham L Rllhng F Cartwright Third row N Stevens P Harmer T Hufman S Dunchak Mlss Smith D DeForest J Yankoif F Mlllman L McNally if Ftrs! row D Genovese L Waldln M Benner J Schleber M Gumble H Taylor C Gopel V Schwartz P Harris Second row D Tattersall N Lxsowskl P Sparhng B Schnllmg F Wxley J Turner B Greathead C Moore R Crouch Mass Marco Thxrd row P Mooney S Croushore B Byrne E Moreland Ehason J Snrade E Palestine 1 Lovett L Peters P Rudolph C Dees The Xrclnrx Cluh his huonn 1 xull supportcd ind urs popul nr xftfr smhool 1 nits nt Ilncoln Intc rx st ln tln Llnh his ,grown ln tht pflst Yi lr undc r the c x we rt snpcrnsnon of Nlxss NI nrco Wh non su 1 grant numhcr of studt nts practlmng out on the fields among thun mms sunors The sunors lllClllllL Rosxlsn Crouch IIIIC Sclnc-her I orrfnne W 'zldm Iofm Fh :son I as ll llu Dot Gtnousf I' lodlc Nlorl Ind Nlfzrgfaret Benner I' sther Pllegtlllf' Connie Gocpcl 'md LaRue Ptters ARCHERY CLUB Illllb tear Imcolns X01 luhcllcs had an exception ills hne season Ihu started thur Hllllllllg streak by hc ltlllg Gr itz 15 0 I ollow nag., up Wltll xntorns mer htllblllgtllll Curls High, Bar trnn lioxhoroug,h and Dob IS llIlL0lllS only dc L3 xx ns tlltll' old ru ll 0 new lt tfam coxchcd y Nllss Nlllllffll 'Hnnth and c xptnntd tlns sc ir hs 1S N14 N nlly almost rmched the top, md hopt to bring the Ch llllpl0IlSll1p home next sc ir Iln SCIHOTS on the team are lfit Holhns Ruth Ixnndf IOIS NICN xllw and I llll in Rllllllg uf sk X ' X 7110 , ,4 ' .f X ,Cf V f iff if V .- y 1- 4' nf . . - - f X ',, fl! in . w I n- iv v- Q hi1.'. I ' '.' 7f't 'X V -' 1 l . QQ B I I . , 'N I D A ' I b': 4' ft: D' Lo' 'rs '-f 5 x, 'Q ' A I, . I ! - V D 2 ' 1 V w ' NH! ia e , - if . . A, C f I M A .W liz: ' ' A . 22281 l A . 'L 'n All A. .1 . . r. tx H V. Hagogiiarl, J. Cramp. lS'eclmd rows Simons,,E..I'lipple, TL. Iivans, lL. Siegle, 20951 tr - , - s - , . 9 I , .1 s ' , . Q ' . 1 ' l 1 ' , ' lug P 1 5 y M , M I IZIN1 l -ll 7 X - . ' - Q 'G . 5' . 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - y ' - I J - ls -I f X s ' 1 - aj' . s ' - a ' I Q ' y - sl, X? X ict., v 1 A A- - 0 2 . X it r v ,' I I ' H: ' H' X 'vi A 1

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GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 'W E 1 .3,.'rk- , A-. EJ . Fg-P First row: L. Peters Corr. Secretary, B. Selnick Vice-President, B. Appelgrin President, B. Flanagan Recording Secretary, S. Case Treasurer. Second row: F. Stier, M. Crompton, B. Cagsornhj. Hass, A. Quayle. Third row: M. Duzenslci, B. Walinski, S. Hoch, E. Funk, S. Duff, . ml! . J The Girls' Athletic Association is composed of two girls from each grade. Under the leadership of Miss Thelma Murr it is responsible for athletic awards over and above team letters. Points are given for all extra-curricular athletic activities. The Girls' Athletic Association is also responsible for posters in the girls locker room and the decoration of the athletic showcase. Officers of the Association are: Brenda Appelgren, President, Beverly Selnick, Vice-President, LaRue Peters, Corresponding Secretary, Beth Flanagan, Recording Secretary, Susan Case, Treasurer. Representatives of the senior class are Barbara Carson and LaRue Peters. 4 CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders super- vised by Miss Mildred Smith, have not only sparked many of our teams 011 to victory, participated in assemblies and jamborees, but brought another trophy to Lincoln. The squad won the liastern State Chznnpionship, for cheerleading. in 1954- and placed second in 1955. Bar- bara Dilenno is the one re- maining member of the championship squad of 1954. As if their other activities weren't enough, every year the cheerleaders sponsor the Pigskin Hopi, in honor of the football team. Tradi- tionally, all proceeds go to the Injured Athlete's Fund. Along with the S.A., this vigorous group gives the dance after the Varsity- Alumni basketball game. Leaders of the squad this past season were seniors: Patricia Hollins, Captaing Merle Hummel, Co-Captaing and Barbara Dilenno. Co- Captain. To show our appreciation for all they have done for us, let us give a cheer for thc cheerleaders. my W .EEK i1'. X 3 First row B Hanna B Dilenno, P Hollins, Captain M Hummel, Fichthorn Second row B Bragdon, G Centanm F Brecht B Appelgren G Clarkson, D Shock, I Bugin Not shown L Day

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DANCING CLUB The Dancing Club was organ- ized by Mrs. Emery and Miss Marco to enable girls with some dancing ability to show their talent in special school activities. Each fall term the club has its own assembly program and, also, it participates in the jamboree. The senior members are: Linda Bloch, Barbara Brooks, Barbara Carson, Beverly Fine, Rosilyn Crouch, Arlene Goldberg, Pat Hollins, Rhoda Levin, Marge Le- Winn, and Barbara Schwesig. r TENNIS CLUB The tennis team this year was under the very capable supervision of Miss Maude Sharp. Although they won only one game they made a creditable showing considering it is their second year for this sport. Experience and practice were gained playing among themselves. Barbara Carson is the only senior member. First row: P. Hollins, L. Bloch, B. Fine. Second row: A. Goldberg, B. Carson, R. Crouch, B. Schwesig. Third row: Mrs. Emery, B. Brooks, R. Levin, M. LeWinn, Miss Marco. First row: I. Sefiin, B. Carson, J. Yankoff, S. Lisowgki, Ser,-and row: L. Sellitsch, Miss Sharp, S. Brennian.