Lincoln High School - Torch Yearbook (Webster City, IA)

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CLASS OF 1956 DAVID MOORE President An athletic chap and a likeable one: A lot of ambition and a lot of fun. We've traveled the road, sharin' our load-side by side, during our three years in Lincoln High School. Looking back we remember vividly our first green days in this building, serving at the junior-senior banquet and prom, Seven Fathoms Deep, and all our strivings to add to our school. Also holding a place in our memory is selling concessions at football games and presenting our junior class play, The Lucky Penny, both to obtain funds to finance the huge project-being hosts to the seniors at the banquet and prom, Fantasy-land. We increased our addition to activities as juniors and became an important part of our school. Page 14 CAROL SINGER-k Vice-President LINDA LEAR'k Sec.-Treas. With a diamond on my finger, and lots of gladness in my heart, But with a little sorrow meet. I from Lincoln High depart. Sandy hair and always neat, She's a girl you'd like to To write of our senior year, our very last in Lincoln High, is indeed sad. Home- coming, the Christmas Snowball, our two Conference Championship teams, the senior class play, the Schools Journal and produc- tion of the 1956 Torch, our trip to Des Moines, being guests at the banquet and prom, the final senior assembly, our class picnic, these are only the big events mixed in with the everyday life of our Lincoln High School. We received our diplomas at Commencement and are now no longer Side by Side, but our hearts will always hold fond memories. 4 Stars by names indicate four year honor students. I Q

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RODGER BLACK I like to sail through starry skies, And know just how an airplane flies. PHYLLIS BOWMAN'k I should worry, and get a wrinkle. Me for a smile, and have a dirnple. HAROLD BURGESS He doesn't let his studies interfere with his high school education. ARTHUR ADES Arthur is country lad, Always cheerful, never sad. LUVERNE ANDERSON He accomplishes whatever he undertakes. DONNA BECKER-k Heaven to her has been most kind In giving her a brilliant mind. RONALD BLUE-k We know that if he had- his way, He'd study football every day. DONALD BOYD I can't get up with the sun, I stay out too late with the daughter. HARLAND BUTLERir As good-natured as the day is long. MARGARET ALEXAN D ER'k The blue oi the skies must shudder, then fade Upon seeing the eyes of this fair young maid. WALTER BAILEY This thing called learning-what is it? SHIRLEY BISHEY'k Her face is her fortune which runs into a nice figure. E aw 5: i 5 Z QE W