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

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JOHNNY LYONS hrs obrqurtroness to John Klemeyer BOB MACK hrs unselfrsh serxrce to the school to George Lanham PAUL MILLER hrs frrendly feuds xx rth John L to Jrm Emrson BOB MILLER hrs characterrstrc xx alk to Harold Axra DOYLE MINDERMAN hrs pegged pants to Jrm Broxrxn BOB MOORE hrs column and hrs clrp board to B1ll Hauhe JIM MOSSMAN hrs blue Jeans and sxx eat ers to Jack Hoffman JAMES MURPHY hrs ablllty to concen trate on hrs studres to Bob Duckworth JACK MURRAY hrs phrlosophy on lrfe rn thrs xx orld and hrs busrness lrke attrtude to Don ald Bell DANA NANCE hrs red harr and xx alk to Pete Hertkamp PHIL O DONNELL hrs long awarted auto mobrle whrch Santa Claus hasnt brought yet to hrs br other Tom DON OPELL-hrs blonde good looks to Charles Duffex FRANCIS OSTENDORF hrs sphrnx lrke expressron to Bob Pamsey HAROLD PIXLEY hrs personal manual on Hovx to Referee Basketball Games to Jack Julran JIM QUALLS hrs hrgh scholastrc standrng standrng to Jean Luders KENNY RASICO hrs last second entrance GUY RAY hrs shortened hrgh school career to Nancy Johnson TOM RIDDLE hrs glee club sweater to Leor Esch JIM RISCH hrs frfth perrod rn the offrce to Charles Lex enhagen BOB ROBOLD hrs car to George Rrchard xrlle HUGO ROELLGEN hrs abrlrty to drg srx holes to George Gardner TOM RYAN hrs prckrng tall frrends to Bob Vrncent DON SANDEFUR hrs old Rertz sxx eater to Nlarrlyn Waters EUGENE SANNEMAN hrs loxe for under classmen grrls to Bob Cook BOB SCHEIRMAN hrs xxrnkrng eyes to Roland Pobb BOB SCOTT hrs place on the all state team to Brll Pea BILL SHAPPARD hrs rndustrrous habrts to Brll Crawford 9 -4 Q: LESTER SIEVERS-hrs agrrcultural rnter ests to Frank Stangle BOB SMITH hrs taste for cheese to Earl Goodman NORMAN SNAPP hrs posrtron as frrst strrng tackle on All State to Trny Martrn RAY SPARENBERG hrs snare drums to Jed Brerhaus BOB STALCUP hrs front teeth to Melxrn VS ysong OKEY TOWNSEND hrs sharp mathema trcal mrnd to Eldon Murray DAVE VAN EATON hrs corny Jokes and poxx erful grrp to Norwood Stanhope RICHARD WAMPLER hrs nrckname of Bud to Lexx rs Krrk TOM WATHEN hrs saddle shoes and col umn lboth drrtyl to Jrm Courtney RALPH WELTON hrs Jokes at the Y to Brll Eskexx CLAUDE WESTFALL-hrs steady pace to Meredrth Cooper DICK WESTFALL hrs nexx Oldsmobrle to Jack Farmer WENDELL WILLIS-hrs hrgh scholastrc ac complrshments to Bob Tolbert CLASS HISTORY 1947 In September of 1943 276 trmrd freshmen entered rnto the strange and unknoxxn corrrdors that those frrst t rx rng xx eeks xxe scurrred through the halls xvrth frrghterred hearts xvould brrng such royous days rn return Let s remrnrsce As Freshmen xxe xx ere proud of our Football S I A C Champs and felt that our cheer sec tron plax ed an rmportant part rn obtarnrng thrs honor 1943 xx as a hard year of the xx ar and we all d1d our part rn buyrng xvar bonds and stamps The paper sales xxe had at school xx ere backed lrx all rn our cl rss Although freshmen xxe realrzed the rmportance of xxrnnrng the xvar Nlrss Parks resrgned and Mrs Phrllrps xx as appornted to her place rn the hrstorx depart ment To most of us Mrss Parks xx asn t too xx ell knoxxn but xxe all knexx that a xvonderful teach er xx as leaxrng Lrncoln Hrgh After school and on xveek ends xxe xxere xxere busy xxorkrng on our future place of re creatron the Teen Age Canteen 1944 our sophomore year found us xvrthout three of our frrends and teachers Mr Hohn Nlrss Sparks and Mr McKoxvn Qin' , ' I , ' - T 46 ' as ' - 7 . - . Y. Q . 'Y - . . . - 7 Q T- . . . . H H Y. ' l . Y . . -. . - -- . ' . 7 ' . ' l ' ' KC 77 , - . . - . Y. . . , V L, . , D ! , V - . Q . . L - l . ' - sc , I... ry A . n . ,I . ii I C . 1 , K . to 304 to Dick Morgan come next fall. . . . . . 'I .' . of Lrncoln Hrgh School. Lrttle drd we realrze .. A . V. Y ' V . I A a T ' ' - . . v . - , - , i T , N - . LY C . . . . . . -' ' 1' ' z . , f A ' . E . v . I 7 - 1 I 1 ' ' v 'V v . 7 V Y Y - u . - I ' f ' ' . , - . Q 1 - . , l , . -- .4 . ! ' 7 - x ' , '. . 7 Q 1 I Q Q I 1 Q Q . 7 1

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JO ANNE O'NEIL-her talkativeness to Joan Jordon. MILDRED PURCELL-her art ability to Cleo Eddemon. MARY ANN RAMSAY-her untiring en- ergy on Sentinel work to Joan Jordon. NORMA RAMSEY-her place at the Park- way to Edith Bobe. NELLIE REEL - her fan mail to Clara Carie LOIS ROBINSON her enioyable 11des in the little Ford to Betty Jo Hill MARY LOU ROUDEBUSH he1 seryice in L1b1 ary to Shu ley Shappard RUTH SCHROYER her engagement ring to Pat Padgett MARGARET SHROYER hel out of toyyn trips to see the man of hei life to Doiothy Allen JACQUELINE SNAPP hei cabin and all the good times that go vyith it to Jo Hawkins KAY ULAND her position as head dium maioiette to Sarah Oicutt PATTY WILLIAMS the pride she takes in hei boyyling to Peggy Snapp DONNA WRIGHT her trombone to Cano lyn Wagglier JOAN YOUNG her support of Democia tic Panty to Jane Gallagher BOY S WILL PERRY ANDREWS his new Fold con veitible to Tom Cullen GEORGE BAILEY his ability to haye or hay e not to Bob Salters JAMES BAKER his pro style of duck hunting to Jack Robinson BILL BARMES his Wiestling ability and good giades to Jim McCormick WARREN BIXBY his eai muffs to Bob Williams JACK BOBE all twell almost alll his Buicks to Jim Hendel shot ARNOLD BOWMAN his football Jeisey to Jim B1 on n KENNETH BURNWORTH his loie of the glass f ctory to Bob Schultz DICK BURRIS his VKOIICl91fLllh0N1Jltdbll JOHN CARY hisnimc 'lonto to Amcsis Sny dei BOB CHANSLER his student managei ship of thf football team to Bob Metz DICK CHESTER all his D1 ictlcal iokes and peiyei cness to Bob Saltcis ARTHUR CLARK his bug for photogla phy to Don Sheppald TOM COOPER hisiidcs lI1tI'1Lll Chexie to hi blothel Bob HUGH CRATON his size and his ibility to atti ict females to GGOILL 'lolson DON DALE-his good natured disposition to Don Combs. JACK DECKER-his brusque good nature to John Mattox. PAUL DECKER-his inability to decide between the charms of Vincennes or Washing- ton women to Dick Hudson. KENNETH DENNIS-his deliberate meth- od of procedure to Paul Prullage. BOB ENGLE his jaunts in the trustry Fold to Bob Greenyy ell DICK ERTEL-his unequalled yersatility as a musician to Don Snyder HORACE FONCANNON his all round good humor and fighting sportsmanship to Vic Thoine JACK GOODMAN his piston like speed to Bill Litheiland BOB GREMORE h1s natural peimanent to Bob Campbell DENNIS GROVE his courteous ways to Sue Thorne RAY GRUBB his inherited ply ot shots to Bob Wissel KENNETH HARRISON his note books to Peggy Snapp BOYD HENDERSON the gum undei his home room desk to Je1 ome Wolf HARVEY HOALT his tall tales as a yet 61 an to Frank Theaman LAWRENCE HORSTING his daily bike ride to Lewis Kirk DALE HUDSON his personality and nick names to Dick Inman CHARLES HULEN his navy Jacket to Joe Summers ELMER HUNKLER his ablnty to dress shop window dummies to Eryin Jones JOE HUSSEY his enthusiasm fo1 softball to Frank Green GORDON ILER the pool pitiful Pres by s to Bob Stey ens BUELL JOHNSON his romantic ideas to Pat Doyle HAROLD JONES-his flannel sh11ts and 1 ickname to Alt VV1ll1ams RAY KEMP his hungei for magazine lit BRYAN KIMMELL-his IOCOICIS in cross countiy to Bill Haitsbuig PAUL KLUEH his deceptlye quietness to Dick Beasley LARRY COTTER his knack of O1lj.lllilltX in featuie Vllltllll., to X irgmia Gutteiidge JOE KRAMER his uit column and can of thiee and one oil to Emil Dansker JAMES LAIDLE his gieat dignity as a theatel ushei to Bob Preu z JIM LUKENS his tantalizing, traits to Bill Edyy 'lids ZW ' . 1 ,l . U Y ' as ' H 'I ' 1 ' ' V 1 . ' H - ' - r ' r r . ' ' 1 - i 7 - 7 - - , - - . . 7 . - . ...I V - , , 7 , - 1 . ' -i ' ll Y! ' f . Y . ' i . . - ' . an , - - - .. , , - ' ' . r H Y l ' - 4 S ' 1 ' - T- '- r - . r ' ' - ity for driving people around to Rex VVright. erature to VValter Turner. ' T 'S 2 u 1 av i 'S -S . Q . 1 S T v - . y ' 1 Q , - . X r .U - . .v . S U - . I. -. It ..r.z..' . . . .S 3 4 1 - I ' , . r -' ' r r' ' ,' r - -1 ' I . rn - -i '- V' C ' K V ut- 'S .' x I ,' - U .' -1 'S ,- . ' ,- ' v . .S u Q, . 1 0 1 S ' - . 2 . H I . ,l',, 1 'Z 3 1 1' 'rl N . . .1 ' S. P -.-ggi:- 'Q F 4

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Our principal, Mr. L. V. Phillips, was ap- pointed Commissioner of the Indiana High Schol Athletic Association. Mr. Roy R. Snyder. principal of Junior High, became new principal of Lincoln High. To Mr. Snyder's place as principal of J. H. S. was appointed Mr. Hubert Rice. To his place Miss Carrie Van Wey was appointed chemistry teacher There xx ere a lot ot changes in the faculty and vxe too hoped xxe had changed from the frightened freshmen of last year The football season xx as a good one and the basketball outlook bright In January of 1945 our plans unfurled to the xx onderful opening of the Canteen The swell times spent at the Can teen ale numerous Dreams do come true the vxar in Euiope xxas xvon and the following summei the Pacific xvar was won Ou1 Junior yeai was an outstanding one in our high school careers Campaign posters were 1n oider as election time rolled around and the offices xxeie flled as folloxxs P1 esident Warren Bixby Vice President Arnold Bowman T1easu1 er Dale Hudson Secietary Peggy Alexander Miss Carrie Van Wey and Mr Alwood a iexx comer to L H S were chosen to sponsor ou1 class The enthusiasm xx as great as the t1me rolled around for orders to be taken for class rings Wlth the piom looking us ln the face within the neai future we got to vxork eainlng money selling candy and cold drinks at the basketball games This xx as a slow but sure way of earn ing money to entertain the seniors at their spi 1ng prom The football team vxas a good one and de serx ed ou1 backing xxe gaxe them Our basketball team got off to a good stait and continued their good xx ork through t0lllIl6V the hospital xx ith an attack of appendlcitis only a fexx days before the tournament This xx as a shock to all Alice fans but xxith deteimination our team came out xlctorlous Foulnex Champs oui fnst sectional Championship in flxe yeais Our fnst piom xx as a xx ondei ful success but lemlnded us as xxe glanced into oul last yeai at Lincoln High that only one more ex ent such as this xx as 1n stole fo1 us Septembei 1946 found us staiting, our list yeai at Lincoln High School as Cllglllfled SQDIOIS As Fieshmen xxe didnt dleam that oui time as high school students could possiblx pass o quickly We all had in mind one aim-to make this the best year of our school days at L. H. S. With this in mind we elected class officers xvho xve thought could best fulfill and lix'e up to our ideals. Election turnouts xvere as follows: President-Arnold Bowman. Vice-President-Bob Mack Treasurer Paul Decker Secretaiy Katy Dodd Senior class sponsors were Vliss Carrie Van Wey and Mr Fred Alwood S I A C honors were shovxered upon our Cross Countiy Team and we all xx ere beaming xx ith pride Several records weie broken by outstanding margins When it rains it pours and so It did on our Football Team A most successful season was in store for the Allces making them also S I A C Champs The honor of receiving theS I A C Fresh man Basketball award xxas gixen the Little Alices Our basketball outlook wasn t the brlghtest but with a deteimmed new coach Jay Mc Creaiy a fighting team and the Alice boosters xx hat but good could come? The usual senior activities xvere awaiting us aftel our Christmas holiday Name cards and 1nx1tat1ons were to be ordered and caps and goxx ns to be fltted These and many other signs iemmded us that our good times in Lincoln High are nearly ended 'Io you students who are so fortunate as to haxe anothei year O1 longer at Lincoln High xx e the class of 47 want to leaxe ln youi safe keeping the little things that iemlnd us of our high school days Among our memories will be the fifth street stairs and the many falls they cause the overturned Sun Dial Minnie the skeleton and her place 1n the health room the strange unknowns of the fourth floor the little gttherlngs at the toxxer entrance the deaily belox ed Sentinel Room Please take good caie of all of these little things that mean so much to us and xx ill to you ln days to come A STUDENTS PRAYER Our teachers xx ho ale in the assembly halloxx ed be thy commands they xxill be done in the assemblx as t1s in the classioom Take not doxxn oui names foi oui misdemeanors but tuin thine ex es aslde And peimit us to speak xx hen xxe so desne and forbid it not fo1 thine 18 the llbl ux and excuse sllp the classbook and the iepolt card As it xx as 1s and ex eishall be Amen .'f.-Ti,.-N,.,.-,-g.'2-'aj'-:g,, 1 ' . , Y -' . , - . 1 . ,. 7 . l 1 7 , . . . , . . . i Y ' Y . . CK ' , . ' Y! . I ' , . ,- I i vi J D . - 1 D Q , - ' ' ' 7: 9 1 . . . , 4 I Q 1 . . ., - ,- - . l r y . Q . . . T , 1 Y ' . . 1 s y . 1 . ' Q v , V . 1 . ! ! . , 1 - . . . A . 'I , H ' I ' 1: v , - 3 . Q . . , , . y 1 ' ' . 7 9 N . f 3 l v u K 2 . y 5 time. Our Coach, Frank Conrad, was taken to wonderful admits from study hallg and the K . y. . . . . - V . D Y' ' T ur . V ,, . .. - 1 . .- , . . , Y I i , 'fs . y y . 1 . . K 7 ' ' 1 u K v 1 1 I 7 ' ' . . ' I ' - I , K . Y , ,K I wwe A v , 1 C' v u I 1 0 1 . kk . .y L. . , . 2 . i, K n , . v ' 7 . . ' . ' . , ' V K . . in 2 'Y A' 7 C . hw I v pw, ',1, v A , - , 1 1 4 H I