Vincennes Lincoln High School - Lincoln Log Yearbook (Vincennes, IN)

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6fJI'cIh1IcIlIUlI Graduatlon marks the end of one phase of lxfe and the beglnnlng of another Most llkely these last four years wlll be one of the most dlstmct perlods of our llves We ll remember many of our hugh school experiences and events We ll realnze the Importance of our hlgh school foundations vocatlonally and socially Now IS a good tlme to remlmsce and also to look ln the future For to graduate IS to ap proach a turning pomt or a stepping off place Whether we take steps that lead upward or steps that fall down, will depend upon each one of us mdnvldually Success IS measured or de termmed by the clrcumstances that we are en circled by, lt IS determined by the attitude and substance of each one of us helped to glve us confidence, hope, xdeallsm, realism, ambxtlon, and orlgmallty Naturally, we can t realize all these qualities, but we know they are engramed nn us by part and we know how to encourage that part to become a whole We can never afford to forget the goals we wxsh to attam and the undaunted splrlt we must de velop agamst the dlsappomtments we shall have Graduation IS a svmbol of youth growing up Well mzss those carefree days when we were mostly surrounded by conveniences and alds School and home are shelters that mold us, now we shall leave that mold and build a new mde pendent one We long to shoulder cares, know accompllshment, and encourage ambltlon We want to make our debut ln the multltude of people We want to handle our own battles wm or lose We're anxious to reap results with our vltalxty, splrlt, and youth 7 . t Q . . . . , , 0 U I . We hope that high school has given us or , 9 u U . 7 ' J .

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Dchiczrtiuu We the class of 1946 dedlcate thls Senlor Sentmel to these teachers and school asslstants who have throughout our hlgh school career contrlbuted not only to our knowledge but the enrlchment of our llV6S and the enJoyment of our hlgh school days ffm? To BYIISS Mary Harsha Aunt Mary to all her devoted frlends among the student body and alumm Smce 1925 as adusor of the Old Post Sen tlnel she has worked wlth tlreless effort and 1I'l6Xh2L1Qtlbl9 pat1ence to present new ldeas that have made the Sentmel one of th best hlgh school papers 1n the state Wlth deepest gratltude and slncere affec tlon we dedxcate thlg senlor Sentmel to our be loved advlsor J' become a shlnmg symbol of 1nsp1rat1on to those she has glfted w1th a part of her wlde know ledge Smce 1894 she has taught wlth unfalllng de vot1on and untmng preclslon She has made a lastmg contrlbutlon to our school by her sponsorshlp of Natlonal Honor Socxety W To Mr Robert Hunter Janltor of the Coll seum affectlonately called Scotty by those to whom hls frlendshlp and w1ll1ng endeavor have endeared hlm For 18 years he has worked as custodlan of the Collseum By h1S gruff good w1ll and falthful servlce he has created a beloved lmpresslon whlch Lm coln Hlgh students w1ll never forget through the years l ! ' Y r . ! L Y 7 v R- ' Y To Rena J. Dunn, teacher of English, who has . . Y . . . Q Y. . . - 0 , . . .- ' ll ii , 4 Q a J 0 I