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

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A SENIOR BIDS FAREWELL TO LINCOLN HIGH Four short years ago I passed under your arched door ways into my high school career During those foui years I have gatheied fond memories that I will cherish as long as I shall live I haxe learned to loxe you as the symbol of the happiest days of my w hole school life But nova those years haxe passed I am now a graduating senior and the time has come for me to bid you farewell All the Joys of these years haxe vselled up within me and now call for expression but there is none Words that I possess cannot adequately express those senti ments which each senior feels upon graduation his last few days in the high school he has come to love. So I ll Just say faiewell to you Lincoln High arched dooi ways into a world that may take from me all that I materially possess measured bs worldly gain and make me poor but thee one intangible thing it can new er rob me of and vi hich vsill keep me rich is the cherished memory of the days of my south which you haxe glxen so unselfishly to me Im leaxing sou in the flesh but Ill alu ays walk through your halls and sit in your class looms in my heart ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The staff of the Senior Sentinel of the class of 1947 wishes to make the following acknow- ledgements: To Miss Mary Harsha, who founded the Senior Sentinel, who has been its guide and adviser during its many years, and who, more than anything else, has been a loyal and sincere friend and teacher to all those with whom she has had any personal contact. To Mr. C. C. Grove, who performed the difficult task of supervising the business and advertising and auditing the books. To Miss Rena J. Dunn who helped her Senior English Class in preparing the literary material Editor s Acknowledgement I wish to acknowledge my sincerest grati tude to the Staff heads and members of the staff without whose work the yearbook would nex er haxe been possible ' 1 v 7 ' . Y v Y 7 7 Y 7 Y' 1 , . 7 , . . . . 7 7 I can't say more. I now must pass under your . ' Y 3 r Y 1 ' , y v v V ' v V .V u .5 Y . , Y. T Y . I Y vw v w 7 ' v . . Y I .

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