Lincoln High School - Muse Yearbook (Cambridge City, IN)

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ROW 1. T. Baker, B. Blair, M. York. S. Briar, R. DeWeese, J. Thompson, B. Swigart, P. Schneid- er, D. Healton, D. Kuhn, B. Brattain, R. Ammerman, R. Stott, D. Montgomery, G. Ohmit. ROW 2. D. Dunavent, C. Irvin, L. Bryant, W. Fields, R. Jackson, F. Schwegman, R. Mohler, D. Eckart, T. Thomas, J. Deaton, K. Thompson, J. Eckart, L. Worl, D. Wicker, J. Bachmann, J. Jarvis. ROW 3. D. Irvin. W. Harris, V. Hunt, J. DeWeese, G. Smith, J. Colvin. J. Ulerich. G. Jordan. R. Ellsbury. D. Keihn, D. Gethers, D. Craig, R. Frazer. L. Fink, E. Rogers. ROW 4. Mr. Lemley, B. Lund, N. Cramer, J. Harris. E. White, J. Vallandingham, L. Davis. D. Mullenix. E. Hisle, A. Pitcher, C. Morton, E. Miller, and R. Blair. HI-Y ORGANIZATION The club ' s common objectives are - - SERVICE TO MEMBERS by develop- ing Christian character through daily acts toward one another and through daily nurture of wholesomeness in personality; SERVICE TO SCHOOL - - by striving for academic excellence and by participating in extra-curricular activities; SERVICE TO COMMUNITY - - by studying how community problems are re- lated to the daily life of club members and by studying community conditions that can be improved through the club ' s program; SERVICE TO NATION - - by developing an attitude of genuine patriotism and practicing good citizenship; SERVICE TO GOD - - by sincere concern for the religious development of the members and by practicing the ideals and teachings of Jesus. Our officers for the year are President, Jerry Thompson; Vice President. Doug Eckart; Secretary. Ronnie DeWeese; Treasurer. Jim Eckart; and adviser, Mr. Lemley. -47-

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n, o, n fi rj f?, I 1 Y-TEEN ORGANIGATION ROW 1. K. Close. B. Cook, N. Stanley, S. Sanford, d. Gethers, J. Foist, A. Wantz, J. Petty, M. Butt, G. Fisher, D. Pitman. ROW 2. K. Kegley, D. Russell, C. Muckridge, T. Harold, P. Brunner, Mrs. K. Kitterman, D. Golliher, K. Woods, B. Wilson, S. Tague, C. Cox. ROW 3. B. Wiker, J. Fisher. A. Barnes, B. Fox. S. Bachmann. F. Jonas, B. MuUinex, K. Verpooten. L. Howard. B. Ballard. F. Bryant. B. Mantock. G. Jefferies. ROW 4. C. Elwood. K. Petty, D. Frazer, J. Mendenhall, M. Doll. R. Clawson, G. Fisher, J. Stoehr, S. Wilson, S. Miller, J. Hoover, A. Barker, J. Lilley, K. Scott. ROW 5. B. Monde, P. Downes, M. Turner, B. Brock- man, J. Matney. J. Bish. M. Stoke, D. Myers, V. Webster, C. Fox, J. Bachmann, J. Haskett, P. Ginn, B. Bowing, W. Fennell. S. Wantz. ROW 6. J. Bryant, D. Lehman, M. Keihn, J. Col- vin, J. Wassom, J. Stuart, S. Lamott, P. Gentry, C. Molher. S. Huff, P. Ballard, B. Taylor, B. Thomas, R. Callahan, J. Blank. ROW 7. J. Clawson, V. Worl, K. Kuster, S. Green. S. Moore, B. Radical, D. Byers, R. Houseworth, V. Healton, M. Huddleston, N. Dix, S. Lundy, M. Carl- in, A. Harrod, S. Bigler, D. Worl. Lincoln ' s Y-Teen Club, under the sponsor- ship of Mrs. Catherine Kitterman and af- filiated with the National YWCA, is open to all girls of the high school. New friends, new experiences, and new opportunities are the rewards of Y-Teen membership through participation in events such as Big and Little Sister Party; Mothers ' tea and recognition ceremony for new members; Thanksgiving Chapel; World Fellowship Week; Clothing Drive; Hanging of the Greens; Winter Wonderland Christmas Dance; Dad and Daughter dessert hour; Easter Chapel; FAD; Mother-Daughter ban- quet, re Y-TEEN CABINET

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