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

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Then theres CHARLES HULEN from the Better Baby Soup Co of Sprlngfreld Ohro and MARY HALL from the Super Oleomargarrne Company of Baltrmore Maryland Journalrsm was the career chosen by many students BETTY JO EDWARDS JACK GOODMAN and JOAN HALTER work for the Choo Choo Trrbune BOYD HENDER SON and JANE KIMMELL are reporters on the Qurlt Block Darly Trmes DOYLE MIND ERMAN and DONNA MEADE wrrte for the Dog House Companron REV ROBERT MOORE and MISS FLETA FOX and MISS VIRGINIA DUNHAM forergn mrssronarres have outstandlng records of therr achrexements rn South Afrrca MAXINE MALONE and ANNA MARIE MERCHANT are desrgners for Harpers Ba zaar and are wearrng gowns that they desrgned GEORGIA MORRIS and FRANCIS OST ENDORF are famous swrmmers and have bro ken all speed records JOHN LYONS Nation Wlde tennls champron IS chattrng wrth LUELLA LANE who recently won the tltle of State Champron Prng Pong Player The class has also produced several dancers and models BETTY LEWIS RUTH SHROY ER BETTY MYERS and LOIS ROBINSON are dancers rn GORDON ILERS well known Drne and Dance nrghtclub 1n Denxer JACKIE SNAPP PATTY WILLIAMS ROB ERTA KIRCHOFF and SHIRLEY MURPHY are models rn the Fashron Shoppe rn New York Clty RITA ALTON SARAH DELLINGER and RAY KEMP have studros as sculptors and have attarned great fame rn Greenwrch Vrllage ELLEN GROSS and RICHARD ERTEL are landscape parnters of drstlnctron HUGO ROELLGEN and NELLIE REEL are well known composers JIM MOSSMAN and PAT LEACH are organrsts and have ap peared 1n a few movles JAMES MURPHY rs a drummer and JO ANNE O NEIL srngs wlth BOB MILLER and hrs Sawdust Cowboys on the Kelth Crrcult HAROLD PIXLEY and GUY RAY are X lolrnlsts III JOHN MURRAYS all men orcrestra that has recently toured Palestlne JAMES LAIDLE IS non ovs ner of the Worth VS hlle IIIOXIQ Company Some of hrs actors and actresses are LA VAUGHN LAMAR DANA NANCE PHIL O DONNELL and JIM LUK ga ,f ' Q L 4 ENS The dramatrc managers for thrs Comp any are PAUL KLUEH and VIRGINIA LIND LOFF The stage deslgners are MARY LOU ROUDEBUSH, KENNETH RASICO JAMES QUALLS, and MARGARET SHROYER EARLEENE DUNKERLY and MILDRED PURCELL are co owners of the Chummy Tombstone Company of Lawrenceulle I1l1no1s Thelr engraxers are JOE KRAMER MARI LYN LAWSON, and TOM RIDDLE ROBERT RICHARDSON IS a chaplarn 1n the U S Army He IS statroned at the same camp as CAPT TOM WATHEN and COL JACK DECKER CLAUDE WESTFALL and BOB THEOBALD are completrng then' 18th year rn the Navy They expect to retlre rn two more years GEORGE BAILEY and DICK CHESTER the well known automobrle racers are here wrth RALPH WELTON presldent of the Y M C A These men were rdols of the Amerrcan youth LOIS BOELLING and NELLIE BAIRD are presrderrt and v1ce presrdent of the Y W DONNA WRIGHT and PEGGY ALEXAN DER are professronal rce skaters They skate at Lake Dellght rn Wrsconsrn Thrs famous rce arcade IS owned by NORMA CHESSER and JOAN ANDERSON BOB SCHEIRMAN and DICK WESTFALL own orange groves rn Florrda They produce some of the best oranges rn the world JANICE FRAVEL has attarned great fame srnce graduatron She has become the world s frrst woman horse doctor Her offrce IS a Churchrll Downs KATHRYN DODD and DON OPELL own a brg gurnea prg farm ln Skunks Holler Ky Therr hrred hands are IMOGENE DEVINE and DARLENE CIBULL who were unable to attend because she rs on a tour rarsrng money, for JOAN YOUNG was unable to attend beacuse she IS on a tour rarsmg money for ROBERTA BONHOMME and MARJORIE BOARDMAN vt ho will soon make a trlp to the South Pole These gnls are gomg to open a South Pole Beauty Parlor Thrs area nova rs belng populated The precedlng artrcle appeared rn the Sun Commercral ln June 1967 PAUL MILLER the news 6dltO1 vsrote thrs 8.I'tlCl8 about hrs former classmates A 2- is Y . - i ' 3 Y . ' v . 7 ' 1 , . Q . - 1 u n - - y- - ' . , . Q ' V - ! 1 - 0 . . . . . , , , Q 1 7 . ' 0 T - 9 . . , . - . 1 9 - , . . 0 1 1 . - Q u , . ' - , . r . C.A. r . . , ' ' r . , , u - ra ' ' y 9 1 ' - - . . , 9 . . . . ' n U . . . . . , . , . . , Y - . . . n 1 , 7 I , A , . . . . . Y , . Q 1 n , Y L' '.- ' ' Q , . Y .u K 1 ' v v Q ' ' ' yr ' ,' w 'V - . ' L v ' ! Q w 1 Y ' I v ' ' 'V ' ' v , . , l 9 1 ' - . 1 , Q 1 - 1 I f

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CLASS PROPHECY WENDELL WILLIS owner of those famous XVOOlI9 No Vhlnkle XX oolens has c1ted 4th and 'XIa1n as the locatlon of h1s new ls co11struct ed WIetropol1s As h1s speclal guests on openlng n1ght he has asked hls old classmates the g1aduat1ng class of 17 Thls IS the blggest soclal exent that Vm cennes has exper1enced 1n the past 100 years Hostesses for the b1g ex ent are MARY JO BLEVINS BONNIE DAUGHERITY EDITH COLBERT and DORIS FULLER HOSS FONCANNON and that Cl'12113.Ct91 of old RAY SPARENBURG 31619C6IX1lIg the guests as they pa1ade th1ough the mag,n1f1cent 'uchway whlch IS the masterplece of that famous a1ch1tect BOB CHANSLER The LLIILIQIIOH has ,g,1eatlx IITIIJIOXLCI as JACK BOBE the former 1lways late Bobe IIOXK know II as 0110 of the g1eatcst bdCt9IlOlO s s the f11st to HIIIXQ Then comes MARTHA LOU CUNNINGHAM head Clletl clan of the Penelope Hosp1tal ln S5 racuse New York The hostesses are bLIS16I' now as the guests haxe begun to arrne mo1e rapldly They come 1n pa1rs g1oups and swarms Many pe1fo1me1s of the Top Fllght Flxe from th1s class Thls famous show IS ow ned by PERRY CROCKER ANDREWS JR The1es BOB SCOTT the strong ma11 and RUTH CLAYCOMB the DOIIY rlder Then theres KENNETH KENNIS the 11011 t1a111er and that famous ma11 on the flylng, t1apeze JOI:. HUSSEY The class has produced some g1eat sc1en tlsts The1e s ARTHUR CLARK and h1s ass1stant LUGENE BRAND of Leland Stan fo1d who a1e t1y111g to f1nd a use fO1 the ra1e metal 1uthe111um BOB SMITH clalms that he has found a 11ew w ay to f111d atomlc w elght 111 h1s resealch at the Unn erslty of Chlcago Theres BILL BARMES the photog1apher of tue VK Ishlngton Post settlng up hlS equxp ment Later 1n the exenlng he w1ll take some IJ1Ctlll9S of the group He w1ll be asslsted by WARREN EARS BIXBY BUELL JOHNSON and h1s Red Hot Ba11d of the Palme1 House wlll pro11de muslc fo1 the group late1 on ln the ex enlng There a1e four other membe1s of the class 111 thls famous ba11d They a1e DENNIS GROVE BARBARA HUNSDON JOHN KERN and that sw oon slnger BEEF JONES BARBARA HELDERMAN the opera Slng 61 currently s1ng1ng 1n Faust at the lVI9tIODOll on and her accompan1st RAI GRUBB are talkmg to our bankers KENNETH HARRI SON NORMAN WALKER and BOB STAL CUP head the Saxe Yom Sense bank 1n Ch1 cago LAWRENCE HORSTING head of the Salt and Pepper I11surance C0 of Hartford Co11n IS here w 1th hls secretary BETTY GLASS The1e are BOB ROBOLD and EUGENE SANNEMAN T1ffany Jewelers talklng to BARBARA COOPER and DORIS COMBS owners of the Better Cakes for Better Eatmg Co of Dan D1egO C3l1fOI'I'll3 Then the1e IS the XXO1k1I1g mens COFHQI HUGH CRATON PAUL DECKER a11d LES TER SIEVERS Army englneers are d1scuss mg the new Ioll and Toll br1dge CARL SHACKELFORD DAVE VAN EATON elec t11c1a11s and BILL SHAPPARD the lumber Jlck uc talkmg DOIIIICS DERALD HEDDEN head of the D Il Cu, ll Co of P1toka1stalk111g.,to BOB ENGLE who 1cccntly produced a non stlcky molasses Ill the 1esearch laboratolx at John s HOIDRIHS The XVe The W70IHQII taxlcab Co of Bos ton Mass sent some good 1epresentat1xes They are ROSE MANIS MARTHA LEIN BACH KAY ULAND and NORMA RAM SAY DON SANDEFUR head of the Tuttl l1s adxe1t1s1 lg manager OKEY TOWNSEND The1e comes JAMES BA EP p1e 1lcnt of the A Sz P food stores and d11ectly beh111d h1m comes LARRY KOTTER a11d BUD WAMPLER co owners of the KFOQQI CTOCQIY 8. B1k1n1, BOB GREMORE IS also w 1th th n1 He owns a chaln of StOlCS known as the Cncmolc s Best TOM COOPER head of the local WIa1athon SQIXICG St2lt10I1 IS r1ght beh111d them These boys used to be xe1y good f11e11ds III the1r school days Seweral of our classmates a1e school teach GIS now KENNETH BURNWORTH and PATSY NICHOLS teach III the Loxe Ranger Lnn ers1t5, San Antonlo Texas JAMES RISCH alld BRYAN KIMMELL a1e profes S015 at Toothplck College DICK BURRIS a11d MARY ANN RAMSAY a1e teache1s111 our own LIHCOIII Hlgh BOB MACK DALE HUDSON and JOHN CARY haxe all become profess1onal football play GIS on the Chlcago Bears ARNOLD BOW MAN and DON DALE devote all tlI91I't1II19 to b1g game lllllltlllg 1n Tlbet Sex eral from our class are the managers of b g ompan1es now There s WILLIAM HOALT f1on1 the 'NI5 St1C VVhat not Company of Blllet Ill1no1s and ELMER HUNCKLER from the Je1k Lotlon Compa11y of Fr1tchton Indlana d E ':42l'g'f.?- 2:T', 4 ' ' If 1 9 , . H V ' V ' '- u ' ,' 7 .' 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SENIOR STATISTICS Even though we sen1ors a1e sett1ng on the top of the world we can do some real down to earth th1nk1ng Here tabulated as ex 1dence of the aforementloned thlnklng we publ1sh our Sen1o1 Stat1st1cs Flrst and foremost the senlor xoted most hkely to succeed he IS Horace Foncannon Ph1l O Donnell and Paul M1ller vs ere xoted sec ond and thlrd respectively Arnold Bowman IS the 1deal sen1or boy and Peggy Alexander IS the 1deal sen1or g1rl Whlle votlng on popular people we declded to p1ck our favor1te teachers John L Adams IS the most popular male teacher followed by George Inman and Howard Burnett MISS Rena J Dunn and MISS Mary Ha1sha t1ed for flrst among the women teachers MISS Deem and MISS Mlller were thlrd and fourth PQSDBCIIY ely We managed to concent1ate on our subjects long enough to plck our favorltes and the ones we l1ke the least Mathernatls Engllsh and hlstory are favorltes 1n that order Tulned around hlstory Engllsh and Mathematlcs ale least llked dust a l1ttle b1t more about school and we re done as far as studylng IS concerned For our hlgher educatlon we have chosen Ind1ana Un1 vers1ty Notle Dame and Purdue UH1V6TS1ty as ou1 fav orlte colleges ln that order and swlmmlng rank second and thlrd Of course Imogene DeV1ne doesnt l1ke to get wet but llkes the effect of water so she enjoys row 1ng As long as we re speaklng on the tOplC of recreat1on here s what we th1nk of the clnema the movles to you laymen Mlss Ingrld Berg man IS our favorlte actress Jane Russell w as second and Betty Grable and Gree1 Garson t1ed for thlrd Gregory Peck IS our fasor1te actor YV1tll Alan Ladd and Gary Cooper t1ed for second and old freckle nose Van Johnson to you IS thlrd The few of us who go 1n for the heauer type of drama xoted a llttle dlffelently lNow Bu11 Bowman llkes Donald Duck Tom Ryan enjoys the serlous Macbeth llke character of Bugs Bunny Horace Foncannon has a front 1ow seat reserved at the Pantheon for the Sat urday matlnees so he llkes Poy Rogers Of course Guy Ray stays for the other feature so he p1cks Mugs of the East Slde K1ds Jane Russell s superb actlng one 1eason or anothel 1tS all the same 1n The Outlaw amassed a good maJO11ty for the flrst place pos1t1on From the few rema1n1ng xotes Spell bound and The Yearlmg were salvaged for second and thlrd Now for the radlo Bop Hope 1S our favor1te C0m6d13H Some good VIHCQHIICS people re membered Red Skelton for the second place Jack Benny IS th1rd Kenny Burnworth stays home ev enmgs after school to catch the ser1als He llkes Captaln M1dn1ght partlcular ly Bob Hopes Pepsodent Show t1ed w1th the H1t Parade for flrst place as our fax orlte radlo shovv Spotllght bands IS second wlth Perry Como s Supper Club rank1ng thlrd Our muslcal ears are tuned for sw1ng popu lar and classlcal muslc ln that orde1 F01 those who play the muslc Harry James s orchestra IS ranked flrst Tommy Dorsey s and Tex Beneke s orchestras are second and thlrd respectlvely Wlth the sleek new post wa1 automoblles appearmg one by one we declded to plck our fax orltes The xotlng was close The Bulck lS f1lSt and Cadlllac second The Studebake1 and Chrysler are t1ed for thlrd To g1V9 you all a l1ttle lnformatlon about ourselves most of us were born here on the banks of that beautlful blue stream the Wabash Of course we do have a few forelgn ers Dana Nance was born 1n far off Cathay Shanghl Chlna that IS Then Donna Meade O lNe1ll IS a southern belle flom Alexander C1ty Alabama but Just to confuse people Peggy Alexander IS from good ole Vlncennes Now 1f you teachers are wonder1ng we are an amb1t1ous lot The majorlty of us are strlv 1ng for buslness or Off1C6 DOSIIIOHS Among the g1rls nurslng ranked hlgh correspondmg to aw1at1on among the boys Warlen Blxby has h1gh hopes of be1ng a m1ll1ona11e Of course some 'want to get up ln the world by startlng flom the top down Betty Jean Glass IS golng to start by palntlng flag poles Next we ll take a look 1nto our preferences for those of the opposlte sex Our boys p1 efer brunettes by a sllght majorlty Blondes and 1ed heads rank next ln that orde1 The g1rls prefer brunettes followed by red heads but S0115 boys our ww omen don t seem to go for the blondes XVell there they are Thats what we SPHIOIS th1nk of the vt orld today 1n the glorlous s ear 1947 We may change our m1nds1n a few veals but hele recorded for ex er are our Senior Statlstlcs unchanged by the march of tlme 45 13'-5 . . . . Y ,, - 7? . K5 ' 77 . . ' 7 7 v . - - . . . 3 - ' . , . Y Y - Y Y Y , Y . . 9 1 ,a . . . I Y I - ' ., . n . ' ' n , . 1 o Q . . . u - , - 7 7 .' I . . , . ' v Y . Y . . Y Y Y 9 V ' I ' ' . 1 I . 1 1 - r y ' . ' . Y . Y . . Y , , I Y Y Y Y . . . . . . , v w . 1 I , - ,, . 0 V f Q , , - , . , . U ' ' ' Y - . s . Q , N 1 1 ' Y Our favorlte sport 1S basketball. Football the cowb0y, Came t0 US from Texas. J0 A9119 . . . Y 1 1 , , , D , ' Y , , . A . , 3 ' ' . . . . , v ' . ! ' Y ' I . . . . . . ' ' . - . ,. , u . . . . ' 9 7 I ' ' 7 . ' I . , . , I . ' 7 Y Y Y 1 7 ' D 1 . v V Y l I. as ,,u ' - Y 1 11 v v , ' , 5 9 ' . . u . ' 7 v ' as 77 - - ' , . . YY . Y . Y Y . . , . Y . . v ,V - . ' 9 ' as , as , , , , ' , I ' , - , -I 1 . , - 0 c l ' , . D- D , 1 ' 0 1 Z M , 5 4 v 4