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

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Dian Russell Pam Glnn Carolyn Fox Tammy Harold B TEAM CHEERLEADERS Carol McDaniel Patty Ballard Joan Bryant FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS BIG L Joan Bryant, Patty Ballard, Carol McDaniel, Pam Ginn, Carolyn Fox, Dian Russell, Tammy Harold, Judy Mendenhall, Linda Howard, Barbara Ballard, Carol Muckridge. 55

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Im. ? f i f» o.i: BOOSTER CLUB ROW 1. L. Howard, K. Stanley, S. Sanford, D. Gettiers, B. Cook, J. I ' oist, A. Wantz, B. Mullincx, K. Verpooten, D. Pitman, J. Jonas, K. Kegley, B. Ballard. ROW 2. B. Wiker, J. l -isher, S. Miller, J. Hoover, G. I ' ishcr, M. Butt, B. l-ox, M. Bryant, B. Mantock, G. Jefferies. ROW 3. K. Scott, I.. Frost, S. Wilson, J. Stoehr, 1 . t. ' lawson, G. Fisher, B. Wilson, K. Woods, M. Doll, K. Close. ROW 4. B. laylor, C. Mohler, M. I timer, K. l,f-wer, J. Roberts, J. Baker, N. Bryant, K. Bryant, E. Paul, D. Frazer. ROW 5. B. 1 lionias, B. Brockman, V. Webster, C. I ' ox, P. Ginn, I. Harold, I). Russell, J. Matney, S. I ague. B. Monde. ROW 6. M. Keihn. J. Colvin. A. Cox, J. Haskett, B. Bowing, M. Stoke, J. Bish, P. Brunner, I). Golliher, I). Myers. ROW 7. S. Bigler, D. Worl, S. Wantz. V. Worl, I). Lehman, J. ( lawson, V. Healton, R. Houseworth, D. Byers, W. Fennel!. ROWS. C. Muckridge, 5. Green, K. Kuster. R. Callahan. B. I udicel, S. Huff, P. Ballard. N, Dix. C. McDaniels, S. Moore, J. Bryant, J. Mendenhall. We are all very proud of our Booster Club for the support they have given our teams this year. These girls have shown very good sportsmanship and are an example of the interests the students take in our games. 1 lieir spirited yells and cheers did much to lift our team to victory. Judy Mendenhall, Linda Howard, Barbara Ballard, Carol Muckridge -54-

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Sitting: Mary Ann Butt, Judy Petty, Sharon Bachmann, Darlene Frazer, Kathy Paul. Standing Paul Schneider, Steve Briar, Robert Ammerman. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a national organization emphasizing scholarship, leadership, character, and serv- ice. It is an educational organization and, as such, suggests that its members should plan to attend educational institu- tions beyond the high school level. This planning leads to proper scheduling in the high school; that is five or six classes per day, four of which will be solids. Students who actively participate in class, have assignments completed promptly, and seek additional work are the most promising candidates. The students who handle responsible positions in school activities, who can work well with teachers and sponsors, and who merit the respect of classmates are especially worthy of consideration. The qualification of scholarship is fixed and the easiest to determine; therefore, all sophomore, junior, and senior students are automatically considered for membership when they are eligible for the semester A or B honor roll. USHERS -- COLLEGE NIGHT -56