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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1950 volume:

LC! A YI -1 X if Q x X fx E- x E 'X lx 7 S u X X: 4 v A ' rx . Tl S, 'Wt gf N 1 K Tx 'ww Q C' I ,fmwln ,L g X150 gfkfv LINCOLN HIOH SCHOOL V I d f,' f I,,'!Nf'r '. .II 'gy if! ,lime III I 'VII ' I ff If O 'I f II :K I 'Iv 9 Q If I x ly XJ u, ggx I., I f II y XII ' In .gx M III, -N. tl!! l!? Xsu WFT Wir 'Q v6 vw? 9 Wu CW 1 UICO I2 Og 1950 CM V V I r DL 1 F3111 O Dor Hell 0 I I EI l' or UQ: lj If'.f'1klI,.3 Bl1c3lI'1C:l,l Hwy ':,1fiIL Prim. I Arillijtfilif Hiiwf LL'-.e3:1 l'3celeimeg-:fer Imy our IWUT r Hc1wmrT'l vlkir't Ad fvrvllri I i, :i1.,f1f I'illY1f3l','1g:' f'firct111wT1fi:1 k.' if' 1 I1 7 3. llgffi Heard Typ A K',v,I',I'IH 1 L'l,r1'c2 Y fd I 4 'Z Y 1 3 l 5 li I N W l 14 H ,,, A s V F b L ive wg gn f - -- 1 - 1 Fgw Acknowledgements 4 Here 1t IS the l95U L1 rcoln Log Our 1ob 1S flnlshed the rest IS lett up to you Your 1ob 1S to emoy our mne months ot hard work and energy Through a savage flood and the trenzy of basketball tlme We have met engravmg prmter s b1nd1ng and last and most lmportant the deadlme to you We would lrke to exoress our appreclatlon to the faculty ot Lmcoln Hlgh School to thank them tor thelr conslcleratlon and patlence Wlth us throughout the year Thls We Wlll remember throughout our lrves C ' , 1 T . I I I I I -1 L lu D TABLE GF CONTENTS nu- . -,H ., sw, Q S as W M , ,RZ , QSQ2 1 . . 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Sllfiiy ',',' 1g :5A Qi y1fv'i '121 ' YA 'dfimigl ssh: IKQITQ ily xi L21 i .'.' i ' That Door At Four 1 r Y Y 2 V in 2777 X Mr Roy R Snyder I nm :pal The administration of Lincoln High School is handled very efficiently by the principal Mr. Sny der together with Miss Eppert Dean of Girls and Mr. Decker Dean of Boys. Running a school of this size is no easy Job and We are certainly thankful that We have such capable managers Like any other Well run organization these aamin istrators work together harmoniously in regulating the Work of the different departments Because of their efforts this school year has been one of ad Vancement in curriculum and activities ADMINISTRATION Mr William B Decker Dian 0 lli Miss Nelle Eppert I7 llll 0 ll om 20 The superlntendent Mr Banxs and the Chool board are resbonsrble for tormma the pohcres of the schools and plannmg for the mstructlon of the students Meetmg once a month they are the unseen gov ernors of our school system The members ot the school board who gtve generously ot tnelr tlme to worry over our problems are Mr Fred Krxnuller Mr Ben Krzer and Mr Maurrce Boeckman To these men who gurde our school attar s o ettecttvely we say a hearty Thank you' SCHOOL BOARD Board members Mr Fred Krxmrller Treasurer Supermtendert Banks Mr Ben Krzer Secretary and Mr Maurrce Boeckrnan Presldent mg If Martha Sternsberger Clcl le OEEICE PERSONNEL No matter the rea on Why you V1SILSd the otflce Mrs Stemsberger c1erk ot I..1nco1n I-ugh Scnoo1 made rt seem more en1oyab1e more prot1tab1 A11 those ad1ect1ves used to descnbe the best IH OIIICG personnel can be apphed to Mrs otemsb ger here rsnt a student m Lmco1n I-11511 School who lsnt aware of the 1nva1uab1e ald she has QIVGH And best of a11 her Warm attracttve personahty qu1ck1y makes you a tnend ot hers tor you know she s a trrend ot yours BUILDING ENGINEERS Burldmg engmeers custodlans makes no oltfer ence Just what t1t1e We QIVG them we W111 re11em ber them hrst as our trlends And at the sam the We remember that the1r servlces were mdrspen ab1e Mrs Krrk Mr McM111en and Mr I-Ialter are rep OHS1 b1e for the neat we11 ordered appearance or Lm coln I-hgh Schoo1 It s no wonder that an oft made comment IS How c1ean' Mrs Verna Ktrk and Mr VV1111am McM111en Bnzldmg 111101711419 CMr Raymond I-Ia1ter was absent when th1s prcture was taken 1 , C . .L . 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' 1 'EPP WF ARE V tl1e stnlerts 1 l1nCfDln H1gln qC1Oel Ire mere mnpertdnt tndn dny other part dl We rndlqe up tle blend the nedrt the very lrte ot our sclteel Ne school ceuld ex1st w1tl1ent 1ts Durmls Yes We play dn ll p rtdnt rnle even more lrnpertdnt than rndrty dt us rmdglne 1n the stery et scneel l e dnd 1ts delrneventents ljrern eur ncflls nqve WGlli d mdny y ung people Wlne 1 uve bee an e d1st1rdu1sl1ed e1t17ens They tlnen tney let our ndlls dnd strode lnte the lnns le dnnl eustle l the rnere COI'l'l1Dl1CCtlGd l1te but mtn knewledde and grlrn deter m net1en dclneved tlne1r 19 etttdble end We t in sndll nerve to d e tlne bg World ter the t pdrt en eur Own dnd only d1l1dent lllfl 1 dnd tlve Wlll to W1n sndll prowde ter 1 d lmppf dnd pr l1tdble future LY? Tl l 1 4 L-1 , . Je 1 f .l ,J 1 .R ll 1, - 1 Y , , 1 . A lt. 1 11 U , , ,Y 1 A 1 . I .M A . te 1 ts ,, lsr' A rw X , C, Q lf , . C li , 1 , , L were ence students, 'ust like eu or l dnd , l, J ' ' ,. 4 l ,X ' . 1 s . et T - 1 ,, . J L y . . . 1 f . A - . . , LA, .- , L A , . , 1 1 Y I ' T et 1 , 1 , 1 C . - 1 1'11riivs ' 11 1 , ' 'K , 11: 1 1 , :V . .,,m,sV,.. ,i .. X f s I:- ki ,K I 'af' . as H waxy- 7 ' Q32 ff 'W A 1 f 2 A X,-2' l m A 'W class Offrcers PAUL EAST Pres1dent GEORGE GARDNER V1ce Pres1dent ROBERT INMAN Secretary IOHN SOURS Treasurer Sponsors M1ss Ruth Kxmmell and Mr Claude Grove CLASS OF 1950 We st1ll cant beheve we re Sen1ors has been the year long feellng of our class Was lf really four years ago that we were known as the green frosh? ln1nk1ng back rt d1d tt take us long to become a part of Lmcom Hrgh School We were always there cheermg and backlng our team at games and pep sessrons lt seems that our opnomore year wlth 1ts hard studres and our ant1c1pat1on of bemg upperclassmen Just flew loy' Mlll we ever rorget our electron of ofhcers for the f1r t tlme when we were ,un1ors'9 We had so much fun sellmg at the games lt can be truthfully sald tl at we had the most beaunfully decorated prom ever' And dlant we have the most wonderful t1me ever? lN1ow we are Semorsl Soon all our hrgh school days wrll be 1ust a mflhon plea ant memorles 28 l A, I - , . . 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S ALVIS CAROLYN LUCILLE Good Cheer 3 4 Ir Red Cross I234 H1Y 1234 Chorus234 Ensemble 3 ANDERSON RITAIANE H1Y234 GAA 34 POA 234 Red Cross 2 3 4 Sent1nel 4 ARGANBRIGHT MARY ANN Sent1nel I 2 3 4 Sponsors 7 3 4 Dramat1cs I 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 H1 Y 1 ARMPRIESTER LOIS ANITA G A A I 2 Ir Red Cross 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 BAILEY BRUCE NILAN H1 Y I 2 3 4 Basketball I Football BAILEY RICHARD THOMAS H1 Y 2 3 L1ncoln Log 4 BARTLOW IANICE RUTH F O A 2 3 G A A 2 3 4 Pres1 dent 3 Sponsors 3 4 BEACH RICHARD BENTLY H1 Y 2 3 4 Sentmer 1 2 3 1 L1n coln Log 4 Student Counc1l 4 VICG Pres1dent BEGEMAN ALBERT REX F O A 2 BELTZ ZELIA ANN Red Cross l234 FITSI 1-11d Roorn Hostess 3 FO A 4 Good Cheer 4 Momtor 4 BIERHAUS EDWARD GIBSON IR Band 1 2 3 4 OIt1cer 1n charge 4 Dramatlcs 1234 Thesp1ar1 VICS Pres1dent 4 Ser't1nel 4 L1ncoln Log 4 BIERHAUS ROBERT VAN IR Sentlnel 234 Boosters 3 Football 2 3 4 BLAIR GERALD EUGENE F O A I Basketball I 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 Cross Country 3 4 BLEDSOE IESSIE MAE F O A 3 4 Good Cheer 4 H1 BLOCKER NOEL GORDON Track 2 BLUEBAUM HERBERTINE IOY BONEWITZ DELORES MAE I-'OA I Student Counc1l 2 Sent nel 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Athlet1c Othce 3 4 BOUCHIE WILLIAM CURTIS Red Cross 4 BOJRLAKAS LUCAS PETE Sentmel l 2 3 4 Ltncoln Log 4 BOWIEIIAN ROBERT EUGENE Boosters 234 Basketball I 2 BOYD IOHN CURTIS IR Student COU.1'1C1l I2 Sentmel 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 , 11- 1111 ' 1111 111 ' . r 1 ' 111 - ll---111 111 - . 1 111! -'111 1111 11 ' - 1 ---11' 11 111 1- 1 '1111 1 I,3. 1 ' 11 - 1 ---11---121: ' 1 1- , ..- r . 1 ' 111 11151 ' 1 1 ' - , '- .... .. ,. 1 1111 ,..., , . 1 1 - 1111 '1 1111 1 ' 11 1 , . 1 1- 111 1 11- 1 1 1111 111 '- , ,-Y4. , i . 1 1 ---1 1 1 '- . . . -- 1 11, 1- , 1 . 1 - .- 1 1111 - I 111 11- 1 1 - 11 1111 ' lr' BRIGHT KENNETH BRUMMETT NANCY ELLEN Red Cross 4 F O A 4 BURNSIDE RONALD DANTAN CAMPBELL LARRY RAY CARNAHAN VIOLA CORA Red Cross 4 Chorus 2 CARTER DONALD LEE CHATTIN BETTY RUTH G1ee Club 12 Chorus 124 Frrst A1d Room Hostess 4 CLIFTON THELMA LUCILLE Red Cross I2 34 T O A 3 Gooo Cheer 4 COLE MARILYN LOUISE Glee Club 1 Sponsors 2 3 4 L den ASSISICIHI I 2 3 4 Lmcoln Log 4 I-I1 Y 2 3 4 COILINS DORIS MAE FOA 1234 GAA 234 Good Cheer 34 COMES RAYMOND LEWIS Student COLIHCII 1 2 COMER MARY IANE COMPTON IOSEPHINE SHIRLEY Ser1t1r1eI 1 F O A 4 COOPER BETTE IENE Boosters 1234 Ye11 Leode 4 GA A 4 COOPER CLIFFORD RAY COOPER IDELLA MARIE Red Cross I 2 3 4 r O A 3 4 Good Cheer 4 COOPER WILLIAM RUSSEL Footbcr11 3 4 CREWS MARILYN IO Llbrcrry Asslstcmt 1234 Sporsors 2 3 4 H1 Y 1 2 3 4 CROWLEY CHARLES WILLIAM Red Cross 4 CUNNINGHAM ROBERT CURRY PATRICIA ANN Chorus I 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Good Cheer I 2 Red Cross I 2 , , + TL, , , - , . , . , e ,,,, . 1-1 tl - ' -sw. 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' 1111 1 1' ,..., TERRELL DAVID LLOYD THEOBALD CHARLES EDWARD Student man ager Basketball 4 Lmcoln Play Shop 2 3 4 Lmcoln Log 4 Old Post Sentmel 4 Football 3 MOHIIOF 2 4 Boosters Club 1 2 3 4 THOMPSON IACK STEWART Red Cross 4 TOLBERT IO ANN Booster Club 12 3 4 Secretary 4 RedCross4 Bandl2 H1Y 1234 TOLBERT ROBERT DANIEL Football 1234 Bas ketball 1 2 3 Track I 2 3 Old Post Sent1nel 3 4 Boos ters 1 2 3 4 Student Councrl l 2 3 Lmcoln Play Shop 3 4 Lmcoln Log 4 TOLSON RUTH ANN Lmcoln Play Shop 3 4 Spon sors 34 FOA 123 Secretary 2 H1Y 234 Old Post Sentrnel 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 VICS Presldent 4 Stu dent Councll 3 TOWNSEND FRANCES LOUISE FOA 4 Chorus TROMLEY MARLENE IUNE Sponsors 2 3 4 Old Post Sentmel 3 4 G A A 3 4 Glrls H1 Y 2 3 4 WEDEL RICHARD MAURICE Old Post Sentlnel 3 4 Lmcoln Log 4 H1 Y 1 2 3 4 WHEELER LINDA LOUISE Old Post Sentmel 2 3 4 WHITE GERALD WAYNE WHITEHOUSE GEORGE ROBERT H1 Y 2 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Chorus 1 2 4 Glee Club 1 2 4 WHITLOCK GEORGE MILTON H1 Y 2 3 4 Old Post Sentmel 1 3 4 W ICHMAN EDWIN ALFRED Red Cross 4 WILKES BARBARA IUNE FO A I2 3 4 Old Post Sentlnel 4 Red Cross 4 GIFIS H1 V 2 3 4 G A A 3 WILLIAMS EVA ALINE F O A 1 2 3 4 Red Cross 4 WILLIAMS ELIZABETH IO ANN F O A I 2 3 4 Red Cross 4 Good Cheer 4 WILLIAMS MARY' LUCILLE G1rls H1 Y 2 3 4 Good heer 4 FOA 34 Red Cro s234 Chorus 34 Old Post Sentmel 4 WIRTH ROY WALDO WITMER RUTH FLORENCE WRIGHT MARILYN IOYCE G1rls H1 Y 2 34 Old Post Sent1nel 4 , . 1 , ,y 111 1 1 1 11 111- , - . 1 5 1111 1 1' 11 ' 111- 1 1111 e . 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Class Off1cers IANE SMITH Presrdent HM MILLER V1ce Presldent IANET VAN EATON Secretary BARBARA COOPER Treasurer Sponsors Mrss Mary Harsha and Mr Davrd Iackson CLASS OF 1951 What a year' Wlth the selhng of candy at games elect1on of ofhcers and class rmgs to buy' the 1ncom1r1g Iunlor has much to look forward to It 1S durlng thrs penod that the student hrst has that feehng of mmportance The student frrst reahzes that lus presence 1S Wanted and needed n school For the f1rst tune 1n the hrstory of the students career class ofhcers and sponsors are chosen to help 1n the blg job that 1S expected of the class -40 . , 7 1 ' I I 1 1 - - 1 1 I . 1 . . . . 1 . 1 E Q 51. ,L ' Na, Tr-K w rf Q .. PEFQQYQ' . . ' M?fif 31 V X m . A Pbva- Aw Lv ww Mg' Z ' f if -' . vf A -' K A QQ. , W V if ks WM , g, ff a 'Li I , if , 4, 3.23 fig n Q fx 1 df f wx ' K ivffif 5 fini. ff fy :Y A A ' ' ? Q f H ' ' Fm . f! . 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H o 1 1 m a n B111 Holllngsworth Allce Horrall Patty Howard Walter Iohnson Ianet Iohnson Wanda Iones Iack Jones Iames Kelsey Logan Kensler Charles Kern Irene Klbler Ann Knowles Paul Kopp Gerald Lance Lyman Lane Dons Llke Ella Mae Ltvxngston Stella Longest Glor1a Lowe Tommy Luthe Iohn McArtor Anrta McDonald Iohn McKee DlCk McK1nley lacquehne McM1llen George Me1er Faye Mexer Vrctor Menetee Lowell Mlller Iames Mutchrnore Lutherla Nadolny Iohn Nash Robert Onken Paul Owens Robert Palnter Eugene Patton Dorothy P h1111 p p e Audrey Phxlllps G e o r g 1 a P1eleme1er Sara Prather Robert Ramsay Donna Reel Iack Rtckard Dennls Robblns Charles RObb1HS LOUIS Roellchen Phrlhp Rodgers Shlr ley Ruble Ann Salter Bob Sanders Donald Schlomer Iames Snyder Ioanna Scott B111 Seals Marv Shepherd Marxlyn Sher man Carman Smrth lane , 2 , 1 , : , 1 , J . . : , J . . J , 1 . J , . , : , : . : , 1 . 1 . , 7 , 1 . 5 , 1 , : , . . 1 , 5 , 2 , 2 , 2 , Moore, I111g MOTTISOH, Beverlyg , : , J . 2 . , 1 , 2 , : , - 1 , , - , . , 1 . 2 , 1 , 1 1 I 1 , 1 , - 1 . : , I , J . , 1 , 1 , , I I I ' , 2 1 - 1 Spurgeon Mary Stafford Fred Staley IoAnn Stanford Dorls Stetfey Rowland Stelmel Betty Stephen Floyd Summers Tom Swan Carolyn Sweeney Don Thomas Edna Thompson Sam Uland Frank Van Eaton Ianet Vollrner Helen Walton Mary Welton Everett Wheeldon Naomr Wllkes Dorothy Wllson Loretta Wrrey Gary Wr1ght Helen 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 . Thurgood, Iunep Turner, Mary, 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ' 2 CLASS OF 1952 Sophomoresl What a feeltng We were no longer puzzled by the happenrngs LP thrs school ln fact we were part of the school We know that the pep ses slons plays and dlfterent organrzatrons formed here were for us The sophomore year was by no means all play Many people 1ns1sted thrs year was the toughest ot the tour scholast1cally Durmg thls year students master thetr necessary foundatlons tn hrstory Enghsh and mathematlcs The wlse sophomore made th1s the most prohtable year of ms four 1n h1gh school Mr Groves Gutdance Group Bowers Betty Brlnes Sharon Cooper Ioretta Darly Betty 'Edwards Alrce Emlson Shrr ley Parts Iudrth Frsher Margaret Goodwm Ianlce Herr Patrtcla Ktmrnons Coweta Lawson Iamce Nelson Beverly Raney LaVaughn Roach Verda Starrett Carolyn Tolbert Barbara Vollmer Pat M1ss Schwartz s Gurdance group Baldwm Iohn Bon homme Bob Cam Ioe Cardmal lack Carnahan Bob Combs Charles Donaldson lack Ferguson Ierry Fravel H111 Norman Holt Al Iohnson I1mmy Iu ttce Bob Karp Sol Lockhart Ralph Lucas Iohn Manuel Orr1l Poorrnan Glenn Robmson Wlllldm Sparenburg Iames Schutter Wrl ham Shlck Walter Tolson Charles Wtlson Conway MISS Cannons Guldance group Anderson Laverne Beclell Loretta Bedford Sue Ellen Boyd Donna Burnside Sue Buyer Barbara Carrxe IoAnn Carter Ellzabeth Collms Marxlyn Comer Betty Cooper Marte Cullen Mary Devme Thelma Dooley Ierry Duckworth Patty Earhart Edna Edgm Reba Edwaras Margxe Ellerman Betty Eslaman Shrrley Evans Dorothy Flelds Glendola Green Barbara Grove Carolyn Grubb Melba HGTTIS Amta 44 4 ' I ' 1 , . 1 1 - l l . ' ' i , 5 ' , , 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 A 1 ' 1 ' - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 A 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . I . I F - 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Eddieg Greenwell, Iamesg Gulley, Wesleyg Hedge,, Meredithg ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 S ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I . l . . I I 'I I .- ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . 1 1111 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' . Mr Adams Gurdance group Palmer Ioe Parr1sh Bertts Penn1ngton Ierry Pfoff hm Phtlllppe Iohn Prultt Roy Bldgely Ierry Boellgen Iohn Ploellchen Tom Settle Bob Srmmck Andy S1mmons Harvey Smxth Charles Spore Don Thompson Carl Thompson Eugene Thompson hm Tromley Marlan Twrtty Bob Watson Clark W1ll1ams Roy W1nkler Ralph Young Ronald Mlss K1mmells Gu1dance group Seals Naoml Selby lr1s Slmpson Susan Smlth Sh1rley Spoonmore lean Southers Betty Spradllng Sh1rley Stafford lean Stanhope Ioan Stokeley Margaret Swlng Barbara Swttzer Barbara Taylor Betty Terrell Phyllts Terrell Ioan Townsend Bar bara Upd1ke Pat Webber Sylvla Walton Donna Wedel Wanda Werse Ruth Welton Boselyn Westfall Glorra Whtt lock Sue W1el1ng Clara W1ttenmeyer Elalne Woodall Marllyn Wrtght Laura Wtlson Cnarlotte Mr Schultes Gu1dance group Gray Iohn Green George Haatf B1ll Hamllton DICK Hatcher Iohn Hawklns Iames Hood B1ll Hudson Don lackson Phrlhp Iones Leshe Iudy Knowles Henry Kopp Larry LoMorche Fred Lancaster Ralph McCord Davd Mad1son Iames Mayse Frankhn Melcho Don Nance Leland Na hGayle Nlghtmgale Irm Organ lohn Owens Glen Mrss Graysons Gutdance group Horrall Dorothy Rane-y Betty Hesher Leona Nleland Marlys Hays V1rg1n1a Pow ell Melba Lrke Marrlyn Mrller Marlane Horner Carolyn Hltt lean Lorn1t1s Charlotte Heck Sh1rley Porter Yvonne Mutchmore Nelta Kellersohn Dorothy Mattrngly Barbara McCoy Carolyn lnrran Mary Io Iohnson lean Pry Mar garet Lancaster Helen Reel Mrldred Lorrrson Ioyce Mc Neece Flo Henderson Emtly Lay lean Mrller Marqurta Schaefer Barbara Hedrrck Sh1rley Nelson Mary Io Kle meyer Ieanne Helderman Carolyn Mr Burnetts Guldance group Abbott Thomas Althoff Iames Anderson Earl Anderson Wm Barey M1lton Baker Iohn Bartlow Bob Beber Eugene B1nn1e Larry Blubaum Wayne Boyd lames BF1dQeS Wrlham Br1nes Davrd Burke lames Cardrnal Wayne Casxey Alvrs Durham lack Earley Bert Earley, Rex East lack Emery B111 Evans Don ald Ftfer Iames Foreman Archre 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' . gl 1 V - I A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Tomg Kelly, B1llg Kimmell, Iackg Klein, Orvalg Knapp, Billy 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 S 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . 1 , 1 1 1 1 -1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 CLASS CF l953 Well here we are rn hrgh school Our mood at frrst was one of confusron for we were confronted wlth new subtects new teachers even the class rooms were changed We were determmed nevertheless to make our class the smartest ever rn Lmcoln Htgh School After attendlng classes for a few weeks we found that thls school wasnt much dlfferent from those prevrously attended Wtth a few more weeks to our credrt we became part of the hfeblood and Splfll of Llncoln l-hgh School MISS Crouchs Gutdance group Armstrong Nora Baker Lucrle Beaman Shlrley Byers Carolyn Chanley Betty Combs Mary Copp Barbara Decker Nancy Donaldson lenny Foncannon Lmda I-lam1lton Shtrley Hebert Lots Holllngsworth Sally Ienklns Georgla Iones Betty Lockart Sh1rley Mack Lynn Mallory Carolyn Mann1ng Betty Meyers Charlotte Brggs Sue RODIDSOH Barbara Shouse Ierry Smlth Nelda Sm1th Shxrley Stevens losephrne Townsly Margaret Wlllrams Martha Mr lacksons Guldance group Beamon Paul B1ddle Don Blubaum George Brown Arthur Burton Don Carrle Henry Cunnlngham hm Grlbert Dale Dodd Robert Goss hm Murphy Lours Nash Harvey Nelghbors Clarence Nrght 1ngale lerry Osterhage Lanny lfembleton Lyndell Plnk staff Bob Baney Don Schlomer Bob Therrac Elmer Wtl son Bxll Wrrqht Iohn W1l11s Iames Urlaub Iohn Mr Canrads Gurdance group Allen Marllyn Andrews Helen Arterburn Llnda Barbarrclc Donna Blubaum Loltta Boellrng Rtta Boyer Sally Boyer Susan Branham Glorra Brlngwald Oma Brothers Patty Burkey Eunlce Campllng Mary Carre Shtrley Carnahan Barbara Clouds Sylvla Coonce Parry Cooper Shlrley Corbett Rrta Crawford Car ole Crowe Iuha Crowe Mary Duckworth Blllle Dunham Clara Flelder Soma Foote Mary FITSZ Mary Fulkerson Brenda Garrett Carolyn Grlmore R1ta Goodman Darlene Goodwm Betty Gordon Barbara 46 , . . , . I l ' f 1 I 1 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 Korb, Iohng Lttherland, Royg Manis, Bobg Middleton, Billp ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 A - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' - 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 U 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 fx - I . v . ' . ' ' I ll I I I I I Q 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . M1ss VanWeys Gu1dance group George Gerald G1llesp1e D1ck Goodwln Bruce Hansen Bob Harker lack Hayes lack H1nderl1ter Ronald Hoffman Maunce Hoffman Orv1l1e Hoover Eugene Huges Bob Hulett Gary ller Morton lones Leonard lones Paul K1b1er B111 Klem Ronald Kopp lohn Landrum Sanford L1ke Marvm L1ke D1Ck L1ndsey B111 Mann1ng lack Malen Bruce McK1nney lohn McM1llen B111 Moyes Dale M1ss Polks Gu1danCe group Qualkenbush Mart.1a Rob1n son Barbara Rose Daphane Sayre Darlene Schlomer Carol Schne1der Marcla Schroeder Donna Schultz Annetta Shake Carolyn Smxth Mayfa Sm1th Naom1 Sny der Marg1e Staley Mary Steffen Peggy Steffy Barbara Stone Mary Strater Beverly Swettenam Barbara Taylor Catherrne Taylor Mary E Ther1ac Sue lhompson Bar bara T1sdale Barbara Tolbert Claud1a Tresner Beverly VanHorn Carol VonBehren Pat We1tz Suzanne Welton Patr1c1a W1ll1ams Mary WISE Raelene Z1nk D1ane Mr lnmans Gu1dance group H1cks B111 lohnson Lemuel Mutchmore Gary Nlckless Harley N1erste lohn Parr1sh LaVon Peake Robert Pry Eugene Pyle Robert Qualls Dav1d Re1tmeyer B111 R1chardso'1 Kenneth Rusk R1chard Shelton Don Stanley F1n1s Sten Arnold Stephens Nor P P Swettenam Leo Turner lambs Watson Robert TeVault Larry Whelan Wayne W1lkes lvnlton W1ll1ams Norman W1l11ams R1chard W1lson lame Wr1ght Paul Yochum Carl Young Neal Mr Badges Gu1dance group Green C11or1a Grover Lmda Hall E1s1e Hawke Glor1a Hamm Sh1r1ey Hampton Char lotte Hatf1eld Sh1rley HGWk1HS Frank1e Hedge Mur1el He1tkamp Sally Holl1s Sandra Huffer Carol lce Edna lohnson Betty lohnson Lenore lOlC6 Barbara Klem Donna Kolehouse Wanda Lancaster Nor na L1therland loan Mad lson Lorena Me1ers Sh1rley Moore Mary Murphy Nancy Ne1ghbors Wanda ONe1ll V1rg1n1a Pa1nter Donna Par rett Patr1c1a Ph1ll1ppe Barbara Porter Carol Powell Naom1 Hoover Sandra Hollen Helen Mr Sm1ths GU1dGHCe aroup A bott R1chard Alv1s Davld Anderson Larry Baker Harold Ba1ley Ronme Barmes Morrl Barebo Charles Blackburn Frank Bottles Ioe Bran don Floyd Brough Bob Camp Iames Campbell Iohn Cardmal Earl Clarke Gaylord C 111ns lames Couch Larry Crowe B1lly Cull1son Iumor Cull1son Ph1ll1p Daugherty V1rg1l D1tsler Dale Far1s lay Dee Donovan Charles Em mons Larry Forbes Bob Fox I1m Fox Dxck I 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 A , 1 1 I 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' ' -1 1 1 1 1 - . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 it 1 1 Q 1 - mang Ste hens, Russellg Ste henson, Wm,g Stubblefield, Dong . , , , 1 11111 1 1 1 1 S2 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 I 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 5 51 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 11 , 1 1 , . . . 1 1 1 1 C1 1 1 , , U ' 1 y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 HERE ARE OUR ACTIVITIES Qur school acttvrttes play a bra part n our schooI hte IncIud1ng sports our chool sponsors twenty three extra currrcular acuvmes Th se acttvrttes tend to make us more openmmded and we Iearn that by worklnq W1th the other teIIow we soon come to the pornt where We no Ionger have to depend uoon htm to do aII the work From these actlvlttes we get a taste ot responsrbthty that W II make us better CII 17ens These acttvlttes aIs serve as a source ot entertamment and enthusrasm We slgn up tor certarn act1v1t1es because we have a dhmte mterest m that actlvlty and after We are enhsted Ior a Wh1Ie ID our actlvlttes we nstmcuvely bu1Id up a part1cuIar en thusrasm toward the projects toward whlch the cIub ts dnvmg such as a convocatron program maga7me saIes etc Thls ID rt seII should be enouah reason Why act1v1 t1es shouId be part ot our everyday school 1 e lr ' ' Q . , o L n s .1 Y . A . Q. u , cn, C ' - f 1 . , .. . .. 4 . A - . . . m , . .V , 1 f 'L I i ' 1' ' ' - I 1 -' f - 1 E , , i - .U + gf: KQSL51 L . r iffifz' S if 2 Q AQ? X , Q Sfon ors and ofhcers ot lr coln Play Shop LINCOLN PLAY SHOP The Lmcoln Play Shop was orrgrnated rn l928 under the sponsorshtp ot Mrss Ruth Coulter Our sponsor and dlrector now and srnce l944 rs Mrss Elwood Mlller Through the years the Lmcoln Play Shop has rntro duced tme personalrtres as Well as producmg many great plays There are u ually three plays produced each year Thrs years tlrst play was the three act play Dear Ruth the second was the one act drama The Valrant and the thrrd play was the the three act product1on of Mother Was a Fresh man Another rmportant actrvrty of the Play Shop thls year was the 1n1t1at1on ot the heelers to Wh1ch all the parents of the members were rnvrted There are thrrty erght members rn the Lmcoln Play Shop mv ew 1 - .S ' fn . . E. QM. I I - - - , s , ' ' , 1 f - .. .,--., . L ss T- ,. SKK, In :, , 5 S i ., tug ,X . 5 , YI A N . V, Seen behrnd the scenes The othcers are Edward Theobald Presldent Ed ward Brerhaus Vrce Presrdent Sue Lee Secretary Ruth Ann Tolson Treasurer Helen Prelernerer Hrs torran and Paul East Sergeant at Arms The rnern bers are Mary Ann Arganbrrght Carol Argenta Mary Beach led Brerhaus Barbara Buyer B111 Cole rnan Marrlyn Colhns Mary Cullen Paul East Ahce Edwards Shrrley Ern1son Lrnda Foncannon Tlrn Garrrgus Drck Glllesple Barbara Gray Sharon Harlow Vrrgrnla Hays Sally Hertkarnp Patty Herr Marllyn Houchrn Mary loe lnrnan Bob lnrnan Sue O Donnell Bob Owens Helen Plelernerer Bob Prlce lackre Rogers Horace Schow Arnold Stern Ed Theobald Bob Tolbert Charles Tolson Buth lolson and Patrrcra Yates Brrdesrnald Dear Buth strll has romance problems U f 1 I I ' I , I l I , I , - J , A J , , , , ' 5 , - - , - Lee, lames Miller, Marlane Miller, lohn Nadolny, 1 ' , . , , , , , I I I 4 I I I , , , - -51.. Clup Ofhcers and Sponsor The club was drvtded rnto erght sectron because of the large rrcrease rn members For each s c tron there were two leaders who reported at each meetlng Mrss lmo Ashley was po s Gthcers were Btlhe H rr Presrdent Iuna Go don Vlce Presrclent Carolyn Horner Treasurer and Alrce Holltngs North Secretary embers were B A alfr I F1 Bm 0 B G low D Brrnes D Burton I Cam B Crowley B Dodd R Hrrde ltter M Hoffman O Hotfrna B Krblcr I Korb B Lrke D Moye Parrtsh D Barno rnsor I WK-rw rsor Z Beltz I Cooper C Alxr rrnprc te I r Devrne B Goodwt S H art k B H I Lrtherlard A Mack L Mack Y Haney M Seal P Shappard P Shelto C Starret B Thomson M Wrlhants lv' xers W Staley A aerso N r km I Gordon P Herr M Herschelman A Hollrrasworth I Iohr son M Mrller N Murphy lv' Nelso lv' Ba ey D Bose B Schae IUNIGB BED CROSS The motto We Serve truly descrtloes the acttv ttres of the Iuntor Bed Cross lxarnples ot these are makrng holrday favors for the local hospttals and the sendtng ot cards and gttts to the Knox County Qrphans Home and the Knox County Home The brggest protect of the year was the Trecsure Chest Thts chest contarned enough suppl es for 48 students ot an European school hu tz Stokeley To ert D W1 ta 1 es R Lane S Mallory N Brummett T Cltltor M Coop S FC lc C Horner G Iacobs D Keller ohn I Lorrrso IN l othre tr z Meter lv' lmghtrnaale R Palmer B Ret ent: h M u c Stantord M Staley I Wrlltams I Spare bv ra l-I Wrlvc rey C Bouchre C Coope I Dll-ces I G erwf W G aag l H ll at er e Kopp P lxo er S Landrtvn B Mahlen E Pry D Brclca d C Bobht S nr umm tt I Thomsor I Whtte B Vt r h M Smtth ht W ll Andrews V Carnahar B Fteld Iv F1 he f' f c netde l Selby B outhe tt rrgtt Vollrrer V Vollmor A Bllskte C Co bett Door lf ta Hollrna North I Httt E Krmmell T Mahre notz C lvl C v eand B Rarey W Sahders B SM a A Sun c c Thomas C Wreltra P Von B hrer P Horrcll S Lrx asto e H Akers E Braas H Deckard E Earhart C Hampton I He e B He rrck D Horrall B Hutter G Longest E Lxr h B Mat B Robrrso S Rodgers I Staley I Sevens B Svtetena anl R Edglr' .. , fer, C Sc l g M . , , I A, lb- , ' 'll' ms, B. '.'. lk,.', ' . TJ . , . g . S I , '- Ii, I vft . ol 5 F . . N' M' . I, . I' ' 1 5 r , ch, ac g Sp rjecng D. , ' x y ' b S HSSP 5 . 5 , I 't .,g T ,ti .1 rf . i355 P 3 3 , Q ll I , Bal 'g Q , .rg ,. v ,., , re-. 'J fll, ulley, ' - ' 1 I 5 1 B H , Q. i g P. IO!T6'Sj C, K s 5 B K1 tng I rn, ' ch , ' ' , l , t., , , , . A rc, B sl' ttcr, I ' ' M S i , . . : ., ' , . It I , . Q 3 .' ' v1.1f'IITlf2, H .g s, I ss ,r, D goori'.'t:i, B M J ' E A 7 WSCTM E HUFK-, l ETISY, RW l4Y, B FY' Gordong E. Hall, l.. Hesherg T. Mathews, I Phtlltppo Y Potrffr, M E J -'J J J sr , V1 T- S h ' r, 5 S ,rg S Smith, N Str th, H W 'rt , I I iv 731, . I I 1 5 . :Sq H . , . , 'Q ',, J r ,. g lay, I E ' rzs, LM , , . . B Bob . s 1, I B Sutton, 1 ffman, B S, ' I 5- 5 ' , ' ,I 5 yi' ' I If- M W1 Aj - f I If -I 'S I- A A F 'S rp B deer: Vi l , . ', . , , H rt , tr P Tfrr ll, E T' 5 V -9' C I eff, A .lf , ., . ' I. , e - ., , , .. 'tn S ri , 7 ' -I I ' 5' ' Y TTI J- 3 f, ', . FY -,g , . ' , . .g fl ,ij , 5 Q . .rp A l' :V ' I. i' ri, .G1- gt' , 5 , 5 A4 5, Lf ,ff 5 jjiqlyl Offrcers and ponsor The offlcers for thrs year were Presldent Mary Lou Frsher V ce President Peta Lane Secretary Della Hulen Treasurer Martha Freeland ana Sergeant at arms Carolyn Hauhe Mrss Helen Schwartz was sponsor Members are Carol Alvts Zelta Beltz Iessle Bled soe Brta Boellmg Thelma Cl1fton Dons Collms ldella Cooper Esther DaV1sson Helen Deckard Pat Duckworth Bosealfa Frelds Norma FIGCITICK Mary Lou Frsher Martha Freeland Ioy Goodwm Iulra Gordon Carolyn l-lauhe Besste Hednck Delores GOOD CHEER Scrapbooks favors entertamment morale boosters for hosprtahzed persons thus does the Good Cheer Club lrve up to tts name Not content wrth aorng all thrs tne members presented one of the most enter tarmng convocatron programs thrs year and found trme to decorate a float for tne l-lomecomxng parade l-lltt lean l-lttt Allce Hollrngsworth Carolyn Horner Della l-lulen Bonna l-luffer Pat Laakman Beta Lane Alrce Mack Lynn Mack Norma Mahrenholz Sue Mallory lean May Pat Mayse Faye Merer Opal Morgan Loretta Farrrsh loan Phrlltppe rrreda Shappard Peggy Shelton Pat Smrth Margre Sny der Pat Soden Betty Southers lean Spoonmore Mary Spurgeon Carolyn Starrett Carol Swan Bar bara Swmg Phyllrs Terrel Pat Von Behren Ruth Werse Glona Westfall Dorothy Wrllces Loretta Wll son Betty Oualkenbush Mary Wtllrancs Betty Fox arolyn Longest loan Vlfrllrams 45' if' I I I I . . . I I I l I I . I c S ., ' I I I I I I A F I L I I I I I I v I I ' I I I . , , , l ' I I I I . , -. . ' I I I I I I - ' . . . f- ' I I - I I I I . . . . , . 1 1 I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I - I I I I I 1 I I . . ,N ,. . I I I V , , . . Il I . 'l 4 . td ' . r J XI , .. Ni' .x . . 1, , A -V- Q ' ? ' ' Q 3 ,- ' - I , lx I Old members ore C Alvts I Anoerson M Beocn S Be ses E BIQQS A B1lsk1e D Bonewttz C Clay omb N Cooper lf Crew' H Deckord D Doser W Do er P Dylu tohev S Pole Fox N G1rk1n I Codore D Goodwm I Gordon B G J B er oerson B Herr D 1 Ho fr Hulobrro B l-lu e Locrlcmon A Mock M lV'f'hrenhol7 A A tor l M o 0 Mundon L Porrtsh D Potto o 0 ne or D on Ftelchenboch P Soder C S nultz M Shepherd I S I tn I S me I Thurgood I Tolbert B Tolsor M Tromley M Wolto B VN llces ond M Wrlght GIRLS l-ll Y the motto ol the G1r1s I-I1 Y Club 1 To crcotc promote ond momtotn or hrgn stondord ol Chrtstton chotrocter n the school ond through out the communtty The sponsors ot the cltlo ore Mrs Boy Bele s Mr l-lorry ,enktns ond Mr l-lorry Btser The club enloyeo o succe tul yeotr under the eodershtp or the ontcers Presldent Mortlyn Btser Ftrst Vtce Pres dent Sue Lee Second Vtce Preslclent Io l-totvvktns Secreto y Glortot Iocolo Treasurer Cofolxn llouhe Choplmn Mortlyn Ktr on ond Ser oqeont ot Arm Mortlyn Cole New members ore B Boker S E Bedlord I Bled oe B Bower M Brochtn S Bun tde I A Corte M Coltms I Cooper S Decker P Duckworth M Ed vcxrd S Eslomcm M Fr nurt M F1sher K Gollroher I Goodx tr B Creen S Grlo Dx C C ove Horrts S he lc orrcll P orroll M ttngy H McCortyC M Coy M Mtller M I Nel or A P ll n e B Honey L Br' ex V Rooch S Slmp on I Spoormore I Stot lord II A Stonhope B Swttzer I Terrell P Terrell B Tolnert I Truelove P Upchlce P Vollmer D Walton W Vledel H elton G Westfall N Wheelden S Whttlock D W1lkes C W11on L W1lson E Wh1ttenmeyer ond M Woodczll I 57, . . , .- C .. 5 I A . 5 . 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I if L 9 .lr f 7 - BOYS HI-Y One of the oldest Hi-Y club in the United states this club was organized in 1916 by its pre cnt sponsors Harry lenkins and Harry Biser. Special events this year were the trips to the Hi-Y conferences at Bloomfield and Sullivan two skating partie and three dances jointly with the Girls' HifY and the selling of the Alice decal at the carnes. Officers were President David lenkins Vice Pres ident Paul East Second Vice President Maurice Wedel Secretary Frank Green Treasurer lames OBrien Sergeant at Arms loe Shroyer ana Chap lain Horace Schow Members were Gary Anderson Dick Beach lohn Boyd Roger Dollinger lack Doyle Paul East Tim Garrigus Wesley Gulley Frank Green lame Haf fey Bill Hoffman David lenkins Logan Kelsey Dick They guide the Boys H1 Y Kotter lohn McDonald Bob Nash lim OBrien Bob Owens lohn Patrick Dennis Bickara Doug Scott Horace Schow loe Shroyer Maurice Wedel Everett Welton George Whitlock Gary Wirey Bob Shep herd George Whitehouse lohn Nadolny lohn Bald win Don Chandler Bill Coleman lohn Gray lames Greenwell lack Kimmel Leland Nance Iohn Lucas ton Ted Snyder Charles Tolson lohn Baker and Bert Parrish I? 1 , A S I T , Y A Q L Q S I , . s s J . A . - . . . . , , N J - - , 2 ' N - , 4 , ' , T - . , A., .' 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The Old Post Sentmel had for 1ts l949 50 edltor the prestdent of the lndlana Htgh School Press Assocla t1or1 Iohrl Stubby Patrlck Th1s IS the flrst trme m the hrstory of the paper that they have had a staff member elected to th1s presldentlal pos1t1or1 Stubby was the student cha1rman at the annual IH S P A Conventlon at Franklm College October 27 28 and 29 Several members of the OLD POST SENTINEL Sponsors M1 s Mary I-larsha and Mlss Lotta Thomas dtlferent staffs Went to th1s converltlon also A few other members of the Sentmel Jourmed to Terre Haute lf the fall for a press meetmg MISS l-1arsha accompamed both groups on thelr tr1ps The heads of the mdtvtdual staffs are Patr1c1a Yates Pea ture led Brerhaus Edltorlol T1m Garrlgus Adver tlsmg lohn Boyd Sports Mar1lyr1 Houchm News and Frank Green Clrculctton Each of the above Semors on the staff . ,, ,, . . . . . . . . . 1 1 . i . tl ll A . . . . . .A . . 1 L v T ' . . . . . OH j ' Tj T Q , , . , i . T' iii Cxrculattou Staff menttoned has under thetr leaderslup a group of The Exchange Ed1tor IS lo Hawkms students Who asstst them LH carrymg out thelr Work The members of the faculty Who me Sponsors of the paper are Mlss Harsna and Mtss Thomas These two have worked extremely hard m helpmg the stu dents m the1r ass1gr1ment Mmerva Babs Gray Tabs Tales Bob Tol bert and Cavemen loy Shroyer and Horace Schow Mlss Harsha ts on the mar1ag1r1g s1de wh1le Mtss All of the Sentmel prctures whether act1or1 or other Thomgg B on the fmcmcml Idea W1se were taken e1ther by Maurrce Wedel or Mr Oftutt Busmess stall Edttorlal Staff 57 ffl , ' Ci Eb Cx X Q . S? ' The tour people who write the dirt columns are: . . ' . l , -Y . . , ASI school actlvny and sports nan htp Thrs club meets every thrrd week durlng Actrvtty perlod The members are chosen for school ctttzen shrp leadersh1p and 1n1t1at1ve Membershlpr hm tted to s1xty students representtng all cla ses BOOSTERS Othcers for the past year were Presldent Tom O Donnell Vrce Pre ment Bob Hollmg worth Treasurer Paul East Secretary To Ann lolbert The club lS sponsor d by M1 Helen Po lf leaders planned pep se tons decorated tne goal posts 1or football games canvassed the ctty and sold season rootball and basketball tlckets as lsted IH book rental and ln reg1ster1ng and gutdtng the guests at Open House ' . ,x ' L , I . - l I . S A I N S SS ls if 'G Q s , -...W . A The purpose of the Boosters Club lf to promoie The club sponsored election and training of cheer' ' 'L s 1. S ' , , ss' , ' t' . . . . , I I , 4. . f , Q . T w -53- Each year they present the lolhes of the Boosters thetr convocatton program and sell magaznnes to oo am money to tmanc then varlous protects Members ot the club are Gary Anderson Carol Argenta Sue Ellen Bedford Bob Bterhau Sharon Br1nes Blll Coleman Barbara Cooper Betty Cooper Wllma Doser Paul East Dvck Edward Iudy tarts Lmda Eoncannon Ceorae Cardner Dck Cftllespte lane Godare Frank Green Sharon Harlow Btll Hott man Bob Holhngswortn Bob Inman Pat Herr Clona Iacobs lanet lohn on lrene Korn Martlyn Ktrsch leanne Klemeyer Smrley Lockhart loyo Mc Coy lerry lvhktska Tom ODonncll Tom Osterhage Bob Owens Bob Parmenter john Patrtclx lohn Phtl lpp Sara Ptelemeter Bolo Prather Boy Pruett La vauchn Baney Martlyn Etser lack Byan Horace Schov lane Smtth lean Statto d Ioan Stanhope ob Stem berger Ed Theobald Bob Tolbert lo Ann Tolbert Charles Tolson lanet Van Eaton Gary W1rey Pat Yates and Dlane Ztnk . .IW . II . . - .. Q , J - I I I I I 1 I I I Y - L 1 ' . ff - I - I - I I . I N . 1 . 7 . 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S.. . . . q T 1 P Q I h I I -1 fe I I I I I I - I I K I I I I Y I I ' STUDENT COUNCIL 1n an attempt to grve the student body a votce tn choof affa1rs ana actfvtttes the Student Advrsory Counc11 wa founded The Counc11s pro1ects were arranglng the mon1tor system and also electron of a Home commg Queen Each year the Student Counc11 1S re ponsrbfe for puttmg up the Chrfstmas tree Be careful Bob The Councrl off1cers for 1949 50 were Robert Par Sharon Brmes 205 Donna Doser 204 Margre Farr menter Pres1dent Rrchard Beach V1cePre tdent hurst 315 Sandra Hoover 217 Helen Lancaster and Sue E11en Bedford Secretary Trea urer The 218 fane Smtth 314 Peggy Steffen 217 fanet Van sponsors of th1s group were Mr W1111am Decker and Eaton 211 Patr1c1a Updtke 316 Martha W11nams M1SSNe119EDIO9T1 213 Larry Benme 214 Robert Bob 204 R1c,hard The members of the Counc11 and the home rooms Edwards 310 Iay Dee Fans 113 Robert Hansen they represented thrs year were Robert Parmenter 111 G1en Owens 210 Iohn Ph1111ppe 708 Robert 303 Rlchard Beach 304 Sue E11en Bedford 2 Prrce 307 and Ted Snyder 119 -+- 60 . as wt ,ugaft Q Q51 1 5 - 1 'L , . - . . . . --1 C S 1 S . S 1 ' - ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' D j , Q , , A 1 w . - Q . . . t 'J ' 1 I I I 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 A ' A ,B . ' . ' I 1 V Ll Y 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 L1 1 1 1 1 1 161 1 1 , . , 1 - v 1 V, . 1.1L .1 Ny. E Sv - ' 1 - ' - . v ' ' v ' 1 W -K--w1t..1 WDM 1 -11 wise 1 2 if Q11 i '. R.. ORCHESTRA The Lincoln High School Orchestra, under the direc- tion ot Mr. O. L. Dunn, is the oldest organization in the high school. This music group plays for all Very special occasions, such as Holy Week services, graduation, programs, and others. The orchestra members have all the privileges that the band mem- bers have, for they both attend the Band and Or- chestra Potluck Supper and the Band Dinner Dance. Losing ten members from last year, the orchestra had to make almost a new start in 1950. Orchestra members were: violins-Sue Grigsby, Elsie Hall, Nancy Hawkins, Barbara Ioice, Marjorie Purcell, Marjorie Stokeley, Sarah Wilson, saxo- phones-lames Camp, Phyllis Hunsdon, clarinets- Oaiolyn Shake, Wanda Weclel, flute-Diane Zink, oboe-Irene Kern, cornets-Howard Greenlee, Bar- bara Reynolds, lack Harker, French horrisfflarolyn Grove, Iune Thurgood, tromboneultobert Price, piano-Valerie Iordan, drums-Iames Greenwellg bass-Ioe Flummertelt, wwf my BAND The Lmcoln I-hgh School Band starttng 1ts twenty slxth year of orgamzahon under the d1rect1on ot Mr O L Durn played at all the major atnlcttc cvents Ol the year speclal p ograms and cumoxma the year by belng host at the Annual Bond Fesnval to ten bands from southern lndrana and lllmor Taklng part ln thrs concert Whlch Was neld m May were Qlney Bobmson Mt Carmel 'Washmgtor Sulhvan Lrnton lluntmaburg jasper and Prmceton Cn thrs laohday for 1t was a hollday s nce all the members of Lmcoln Hrgh School and Clark jumor Htgh School were d1sm1ssed the bands nad a parade m the afternoon and a concert at mght on the tootoall held Pra tlce was held rn the Coll seum and there was al o a tea dance at wh1ch the the All Festtval Queen v as chosen The gue con dnctors were Mr Beven om the Umv r tty of Mlch lgan and Mr l-lovey vm the Arthur ,ordan Con servatory ot Mustc Spectal socral events were the Band Parent Potluck Supper and thelr ann al Band Dlnner Danc Band per onnel conslst d of clarmets lanlce Bled oe Boaer Dollmaer or lrley Fahey DGV1d Farley lackle Hacker Mary lc lnman Lenore lohnson Wanda lohnson Bama a Phtllrppe Leo Pmkstatl Mary Ann Brdgely Carclyn Shake Brta Wagonsel Top Mr O L Dunn Dlrector Bottom The Ma1orette are loye Mccoy, Nllma Fremder, Lmda Arterburn, Co ol Swan, Norma Dur ham, and ludy Fans ler Wanda Kaye Wedel Lmda Wolfe saxopnones Robert Bartlow V1rg1l Burkhardt Iames Camp Rrta Grlmore Phyllls Hunsdon Valene lordan T1m Schmrdt lerry Shouse loe Shroyer Ioan Terrell Barbara Tolbert Don Werdner Ro elyn Welton Roseanne Wheeler flutes D1ane Zmk Marlon Pur cell oboe lrene Kern Barbara lorce ba soon Elalne W1ttenmeyer cornets Luclle Baker Elvrs Caskey Thomas Davrdson Iohn Gray Howard Greenlee lack Harker R1chard McKee Marshal Mrller loe Palmer Barbara Reynolds Maurrce Wedel Davrd Krrchoff George Whrtehouse trom bones Brll McM1llen Ionn Nadolny Davrd ONe1l Robert Prrce Suzann Weltz mellophone Glenn Rose French horns Eumce Burkey l-fatty Clark Carolyn Grove Norbet lohnson Iune Thurgood bar1to 1es Wllham Brrdges W1ll1am Krbber Robert Peake bass I D Fans Oscar Paagett George Smrth percusslon led Blerhaus MarJor1e Edwards Iames Greenwell Terry Strahan lackre Vaught Maurrce Hoffman Claud1aTolbert mayorettes Lrnda Arterburn Norma Durham Iudy Fans VV1lma rrem der loye McCoy drum mayor lohn Doyle Semor Formatlon 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . f. . . . 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Canteen is buzzing opening night TEEN AGE CANTEEN Meet you at the canteen tonight has been a corn mon expression in the halls of Lincoln t-ugh now tor several years The Canteen was tounded in 1945 was to give the teen agers a place to relax and enioy themselves 1n their hours ot leisure Open Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday night The canteen has served the original purpose splen didly in addition to offering other services to the community On entering this hall of relaxation you are hr t at tracted to the extra loud Juke box then the hum of people s voices and by the sharp strikirg note o a spent here brousing through magazines and play ing checkers dorninoes and Canasta Most ot every ones evening IS taken up in lively conversation and Just plain unhampered loating 5 . A . . , . I I . . A f The Canteen director is Mrs. lohn Reep. lts purpose table tennis ball hitting the table. Much time is also Otticers are elected every year to help determine what is to be done with the problems that arise. The officers tor this year were: President, Bolo l-lolf lingsworth, Vicefpresident, lo Ann Hoffman, Secref tary, Iackie Lynn, Treasurer, Mrs. Heep. Member- ship for the Canteen is three dollars per year, paid semifannually. This money, along with the money collected during the annual canteen drive, is used to pay the overhead expenses. Will Canasta ever replace reading? a crowded floor Mrss lrwln and Mr Grove sponsors Wrth thrs publrcatron s staff heads LINCOLN LOG Our yearbook after completrng 17 years of success Members ot the Staff were ful publrcatron has assumed a new name The Lrn coln Log Thrs name represents better than drd the name Senror Sentrnel that the book rs an all schaal publrcatron Thrs book rs 37 per cent brgger thls year than 1t was last year The Edrtor and Bust ness Manager had thrs year for the frrst trme equal responsrbllrtres and the same rank Edltor Davrd lenklns Assocrated edrtor Helen Prelemerer Sports edrtor Robert Inman Classes edrtor Edward Brerhaus Staff Lrnton Meade Manlyn Krrsch Lay out edltor Robert Tolbert Prctures Maurrce Wedel Make up-Torn O Donnell Marrlyn Cole Typrst V1rg1n1a N1erste Another yearbook gets underway ' ' . ' I ' ' - Staff: Richard Bailey, Richard Beach -l-nl iegiff x.f-Lfssf-gs -f -S?- S-'x.l-fxrx,-N, Business Manager Paul East Advertising manager Iohn Sours Staff Sharon Harlow Marilyn Riser Lucas Bour lakas Circulation manager Wilma Doser Staff Marcella fvers Ed Theobafd Nancy Gir kin Iackie Rogers Business staff checks accounts 9-0- ,fx 67 Ma f M 5 Y 7Q,:Jf v. 7 A Editorial staff gets assignments Q' . xi E s l M all POUNDATION OF AMERICA A varrety ot actrvltres kept POA members busy They as usual sert Old Post Senttnels and Chnst mas packages to former Ltncoln Hrgh student row rn the armed forces Concessron stands at home football games suppl1ed money tor these varrous prolects coln Hrgn School were also the responsrbllrty ot the F O A Club as they endeavored to make each h1gh school student conscrous ot the rrghts respon 1b1l1 tres and pr1v1leges of an Amerrcan clttzen M1ss Harrrette Grayson and Mr F Herbert Adams were sponsors of the club thts year The othcers were Presrdent Nancy Hawkrrs Mce Presrdent Wtlma Staley Secretary Barbara Blunk Treasurer Walter Howard Members were lane Anderson Loretta Barebo Zeha Beltz le sre Bledsoe Nancy Brummett Camrlla Claycomb Marrlyn Collms Iosephlne Compton Donaldson Norma Donovan Pat Duckworth lack Durham Margle Farrhurst Bette Fox Sally Frcller Mary Lou Frsher Bosealfa Flelds Dorothy Gooawm Sue Grrgsby Carolyn Hauhe An1ta Harrrs hm Hawk1ns Bette Henderson Brllte Herr Delore lnrtt Walter Howard Bonna Hufter Della Hulen Mar cella lv rs Nancy Knowles Pat Laakman Ahce ' ' s r , . A . c ' l I I ' The flags placed in the classrooms throughout Line Idelle Cooper' Bette Defdeenf Helen Deekefdf lelek . , . A. . . I S. . ,i l ' I ' I V I ' '- I . I . ' I 4 - 41 ,J r- , - ' 1 1 1 O 1 -53- Ofhcers and Sponsors Mack Norma Mahrenholz lean May Pat Mayse Opal Morgan lackle McK1nley Loretta Parr1sh Audrey Phllhppe Betty Bexchenbach Wanda San ders Frleda Shappard Peggy Shelton lean Spoon more B tty Southers Shlrley Spradhng Pat Snuth Carolyn Starrett Barbara SW1ng Eugene Thornp son Mary Walton Donna Walton Ruth Welse Naornr Wheeldon Sue Whltlock Dorothy Wllkes Barbara Wllkes Ahne W1ll1arns IoAnn W1ll1a1ns Mary W1ll1arns Charlotte Wllllams Loretta Wuson Marllyn Woodall Laura Wrrght Esther Davrsson Nancy G1rk1n lun Iones Sharon Brlnes Ioretta Cooper Margaret F1sher lanlce Goodwm Ian1ce Lawson Verda Boach Coweta Ktmmons Beverly Nelson Glorxa Westfall Orval Kleln Phyllls Terrell Lynne Mack Dons Colhns Albert Begernan Pat Up chke Rosalyn Welton Shrrley Rogers Elame Wltten teyer Ioan Ctaley Anna SW1ng Dons Stanford Bar bara Green Mary Spurgeon Ioan Stanhope Bar bara Swltzer Bxchard Lrke and Betty Da1ly .E 1 I ' . 1 . 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Li 5 Rb . 1 1 , 1 1 -11 1 - GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Bowhng volleyball archery and basketball are among the sports 1n wh1ch the GAA comp tes wlth other schools Inter group contests are also frequent Parttclpatlon Ln these sports result rn honor pornts and a varsrty letter IS awarded those grrls who have pomts Expense money for the orgamzatron Nas made th1s year by selllng green and whlte pencrls w1th the basketball schedule prlnted on them Mrss Helen Polk was sponsor Ottrcers were Pres dent Della Hulen Secretary Sally Fldler and Treasurer Ioan Car1e Members were Iamce Bartlow Sue Burnsrde Ioan Carle Dons Collms Rtta Corbett Mary lo Crowe Clara Dunham Sally Fldler Amta l-larrls Della I-lulen Nancy Knowles Pat Mayse Carolyn McCoy Opal Morgan Donna Schraeder Carolyn Swake Susan S1mpson Margre Snyder lean Stafford Bar bara St fty Shtrley Spradlmg Ruth Ann Tolson Marlene Tromley Rosalyn Welton Glorta We fall Naomt Wheeldon Raelene Wlse Charlotte Wtlson Eumce Burkey and Luclle Baker - I- , so I l u ' I X I l I , . . -. . . . . . ' ' I 'i , 1 , accumulated the required number ot these honor ' ' ' , , , V , . M 1 - 1 'D' I 170, GIRLS GLEE CLUB Here s class Work that is really play We all like to sing and the achievements of the Girls Glee Club to the serious study of singing plus the enioyment o it Under the direction of Mr Kenneth Umfleet music supervisor in the Vincennes City Schools this group has entertained many both in the schools and in Vincennes and other commun1t1es The girls also participate in the annual Sectional Sing and are part of the state wide chorus which Association Member are Donna Barbanck Lolita Blubaum Susan Boyer Sally Boyer Carol Craw lord Barbara Gordon Mary Alice Hemloree Sue Mallory lean May and Beverly Strater show what can he accomplished when time is given entertains each year at the Indiana State Teachers BOYS GLEE CLUB As one walks past the muslc room he 1S very l1able to hear the blendlng of male vo1ces 1n barbersnop harmony As members of the Boys Glee Club and also members of the M1Xed Chorus these boy slng because they en1oy 1t Often a part of the enterta1nment at many affa1rs 1n V1ncennes these boys have been splend1d repre sentatwes of L1ncoln I-hgh School and 1lS many GCl1V1l1eS The group 1S represented each year 1n the State Chorus wh1ch SIHQS at the lnd1ana State Teachers Assoc1at1on Frederlck LaMarche Glen Owens Fredd1e Stafford Iohn Settle George Whltehouse and Ramon Brown . 4 . . Members are: Robert Bartlow, Floyd Brandon, T... ..72- MIXED CHGRUS The Mtxed Chorus of Ltncoln Hfgh School IS not equally well known among the busmess orgamza t1ons of Vmcennes The dtrector IS Mr Kenneth Umfleet Mr Umfleet IS untlrlng ln hts efforts to produce a supertor chorus 1n th1s school and he IS well on h1s way to domg just that Mary Ann Arganbrlght who has been the accom pamst for the chorus for the past two years recetved a smgular honor when she was selected as one of the accompanlsts for the Sectfonal Smg at Bedford Th1s year as 1n other years the chorus has made numerous appearances before many clubs of Vm cennes The money recetved from these engage ments ts put xnto a fund wh1ch someday w1ll buy robes for the chorus Members of the chorus are Lo1s Armprlester Bob Branham Betty Chattln Sylvta Clouds Esther Dav1s son Myrtle Evans Margaret F1sher Mary F Fnsz Darltne Goodman Mary I-lembree Shtrley l-lamrn Besste l-ledrtck Donna Kletn Fredenck LaMarche Don Landler Mary Io Moore Faye Me1er Shtrley Meter Thelma Mathews Lorena Madlson Lynne Mack Glen Owens Arlena Perry Loretta Parrtsh Yvonne Porter Barbara Bobtnson Mary Staley Dar lene Sayre Beverly Strater lean Stafford Carolyn Starrett Mary Spurgeon Ioan Snyder Pat Soaen Ereddte Stafford lohn Settle Barbara Thompson Beverly Tresner Mary Taylor Carole Van Horn Laura Wrtght Mary Wtlltams George Whttehouse Euntce Burkey Ramon Brown and Mary Ann Ar ganbrtght , , ight: 4 Q A .K I T is 1. ff ' f . Y vi fi Lt 'ff -f Q . , , It . . . . I . . I - only known among school orgamzations, but IS ert Bartlow, Floyd Brandon, Iuha Crowe, Glona - I I I - A I I I' I I - ' 'H I I I ..73.. SPONSGRS The Sponsors Club was organrzed for the puropse ot gu1d1ng treshman grrls and gtvtng them ar oppor tunrty for gettmg acquamted Wrth the school Tnree of 'our freshman grrls are asstgned to each member Sponsors help therr freshman gtrls wrtn thcrr four year program and at other trmes when advrce rs needed Get acquamted part1es were held at Chrlstmas and rn the sprmg at wh1ch all treshmang rrls were guests ot the club QD 1? ln the Homecommg Parade thetr all Whrte float car ned the theme Key to Vrctory Every spnng the money to carry on the actrvtre rarsed by the sellmg of Semor cards Mrss Nelle Eppert rs the present sponsor of the club Oftrcers tor the past year were Presrdent V1 grma Nrerste VICE Presldent Donna Doser Secretary Marrlyn Rrser and Treasurer Marrlyn Krrsch brrght Carol Argenta lanrce Bart'ov Evelyn Btga Marrlyn Cole M rrlyr Crews Susan Decker Wrlma Doser Phyl lrs Dylctns Susan Eox Barbara Gray Sharon Harlow Io Hawklns Pat llerr Cflorra lacobs Sue Lee Sylvta lwlller Georgta Phrll ps Helen Prelemerer Sara Prelemerer Carolyn Schultz Marrlyr Shepherd lane Smrth Martha Smrth Barbara Tolbert Ruth Ann Tolson Mar lene Tromley Ianet Van Eaton ana Pat Yates OC gt A ' :LJ yr? z.. C is Q .' A ' .Q ig - X ,. 3 ,, ' - Af . 5 . ' f' f l ry X i 'A M ' ' V 4 y ' ' ' s is . . . 1 . 3 - , 1 , if A A ' 'NET Other members are: Mary Ann Arcan- ' ' T n , , C 1 5, ' L ' ' s, ' , a ' '. - -5 fi . v 4154 -t I 1 , , ' ' N , QQ , I . I I . . 1, , ' I I L 1 , fig A ' ' I .-74... STUDENT ASSISTANTS The members of the faculty deeply appreclate the work done by the student assrstants durfng the school year Not only must they marntaln a strong scholastrc average but they each have extra dutres for wn1ch they are responsrble That they can do all th s IS shown by the fact that most of them are student assrstants for the four years they are rn n1gh school The students workrng rn Mr Snyders offrce were Kenneth Domroese Wxlrna Doser Marrlyn Cole Marllyn Blser Marrlyn Krrsch Donna Do er Paul East Charles Levenhagen Carolyn Schultz Nancy Cooper and V1rg1n1a Nxerste Mr Marutzs assrstants were W1lma Stal y Bar bara Buyer Delores Bonewltz Manlyn Sheplerd Camllla Claycomb and Shrrley Eslaman L1brary asslstants were Manlyn Crews Mary lo Nel on Carol Argenta Allce llollrngsworth Pat Von Behren and leanne Iohnson The student banker was Tack Donaldson The mo ntors were lane Smrth Peggy Steffen Don Sheldon Ted Snyder Bob Bobe Bob Salter lohn Pnlllpp Bob Prrce Maunce Wedel Sharon Brrnes Pat May e Brll Bndges Ianet Van Eaton Sue Ellen Bed ord Margre Earrhurst lohn Wnght Helen Lan ca ter Pat Updrke Martha Wtlhams D1 k Edwards Bosealfa Erelds Alrce Edwards Bob Hansen and Bob Parmenter Student Manager were Ed Theobald and Gary Wrrey basketball Bob Na h and George Gardner football Iack Doyle and Maunce Wedel cross coun r Assxstants rn the Frrst Ard Room were Sue Lee Zeha Beltz loan Ph11l1ppe Betty Qualkenbush Betty Chattrn Arlena Perry and Nancy G1rk1n ' Q 'U I I - I , . ,'. . 1 ' I I 1 I V - I A bl I I I . ,L rj ' '-'I I I , . . . . . . ,. L ' ' ' I ' . 4- F, A . . , , 'J ' ' f ' ' 4 ' I I I I D I ,- C . , s . ., ... . I I S I - I l I I - , . . . - 3 - - x-, ' ty. , . , 1 I 1 I . . . . . , 1 ' . .. ' I I I ' I . . . , . HERE ARE OUR SPORTS Vmoehhe has been a ctty ot tme teams tor many years Gur Vmcehhes Altces are teared and heavtly respected m every cor her ot the state espeetallv m Southern lhdtaha Our mtahty tootball elevehs and lashma basketball aumtets have estab ltshed rtames t r themselves vears deep by playma ahd khockma ott some ot the most rugged teams m the state and our brrlltaht track and crosseourttry teams have outruh and outjumped almost everv lhdrarta team thts stde ot the Qhto Thts Sprmg we shall be restartmg baseball and we all know we can rely up h a good showma from our team We the student body try to eaual our teams abtlttles OD the playmg ttelds Wlth ottr oortsmartltlqe attltudes and mterest m tatr lay 'We are constantly almmg t r l athlete and aood sfo ts A aood e tt alwav a vvmher 7 . O . A O l - . A J A , I , . . A ,-A s L A ' V fx , , , A , o J , , O . A A . . xl' A A A W . A . ,f , o , h rtooc ., s J r A fd w . O . ,. W ,. A.A.. , Y' in f y a O . Head Coach Inman and his able assistants Standing: Top row-Ierry Pennington, Dick Cardinal, Bill Brines, lim Iackson, Con- way Wilson, lack East, Paul Knowles, and Tom Goodman. Bottom row-Coach lnman, Ass't coach Finke, lohn Baker, lack Reel, Phil Roellchen, Iim Burke, Larry Kopp, Don Sweeney, Gerald Kopp, George McMillen. Seated: Top row-Bob Nash, student mana- ger, Lyman Lance, Bob Craton, Paul East, Bob Tolbert, Bob Bierhaus, Bob Steinsberger, C h et Ferguson, Bill Cooper, Ass't coach Baker. Bottom row-Garnet Martin, Charles Day, Dick Edwards, Bob lnman, loe Feagans, lohn Sours, George Gardner, student manager. FOOTBALL The Vincennes High School Alices came through another rough year with a fine record. The Alices were definitely an improved ball club. As in past years the Alices never lacked the tight and drive that has become a tradition with Vincennes teams, Despite the fact that the Alices dropped some heart- breakers, the picture looks like this: 3 wins, 6 losses, and l tie. Gone from the Alices of 1949 are the sen- iors who have done a fine job. Missing from the forward wall will be Chet Ferguson, guard, Bob Steinsberger, tackle, Paul East, center and co-cap- taing Garnett Martin, guard, Dick Edwards, end and co-captain: Bob Bierhaus, guard, and Charles Day, tackle. The seniors gone from the backfield are Bob lnman, quarterback, Bob Tolbert, halfbackg and Iohn Sours, quarterback. ..7 3- We shouldn't forget the men who make possible the fine playing of the team. A lot of credit goes to George lnman, head coach, who coached the team through a fine season. Also responsible for the fi,ne Work of this year's team are Oscar Finke, backfield coach, and Wyant Baker, line coach. To these men we say, Thanks for a job well done. Brazil 7-Vincennes 0 The Green-and-White clad Alices dropped their opener to Brazil 7-0. After a scoreless first half which matched the Bed Devils' power with the Alices' deceptiveness, Brazil struck through the air for the only tally of the game. Vincennes took over on downs in the first quarter and ended a Brazil drive on the 24 yard line. ln the second quarter it was Craton, Brines, Tolbert, and lnman all going for gains to the Devils' 7-yard line before being stopped. After the Devils kicked, the Alices Went all the way to the l before the half ended. ln the third quarter Beamon passed to Harris for Brazil's only score. l Wiley 28-Vincennes 7 A pair of speedy backs put Wiley of Terre Haute on the long end of the score in the second game this year. Wiley's first score come late in the first quar- ter when Samuels took the ball on the Wiley 26 and went all the Way. The Alices took the kick-off and drove to within six inches of a touchdown before being stopped. ln the second quarter Wiley inter- cepted a jump pass from lnman on the goal line and ran the ball out of danger. After the first Alice threat, Feagans took the ball tolmost to the goal line but was called back on a 15 yard penalty. Then came an exchange of punts, which ended with Laf- foon going all the way from his 7 yard stripe. Wiley scored again in the third and fourth quarters. The Alices came back in the fourth quarter with Craton, Feogans, Tolbert, and lnman smashing all the way from their own 10. lnman dropkicked the extra point to end the game 28-7. Memorial U-Vincennes U Some bad breaks on the goal line held the boys in green and white from another victory against a - good Evansville Memorial team. Me- morial Was also faced with some bad breaks and was not able to score. As it was the game ended in a draw, with the final score U-0. Princeton U-Vincennes 26 Vincennes came home with their first victory since November ll, 1947, hum- bling the Princeton Tigers, unbeaten so far during the season. ln the first quar- ter it was an even battle, and neither team was able to score. Tolbert ram- bled off a 23-yard punt return in the wards for l7 yeards, and Lance for l3 second period to put the ball on the Princeaon 45. Then Craton, Brines, and Tolbert carried to the l yard line with Craton plunging over to score as the half ended. The Alices marched 81 yards for their second TD in the third quarter. The Alice passing attack be- gan to click with lnman tossing to Ed- yards. lnman took the ball ll yards r Heads up' around rrght end for the second score The thlrd Al1ce score came ln the thrrd auarte when lnman passed to Tolbert for the tally Feagans then took a lateral around end for the PAT The Ahces scored aga1n 1n the fourth quarter when Tolbert rntercepted a pa s and East ran througn the Tlger secondary to score Bosse 19 Vlncennes U to be too much for the Ahces and they dropped tnerr th1rd game of l1VG After takmg the ktck off Bosse You ve got h1m Bed' farled to gafn and punted The Ahces fumbled and so d1d Bosse After tnrs Vtncennes marched to Bosses 28 The Ahces lost the ball on downs on therr 44 Kree Bacme took the ball on the f1rst play and dashed 44 yards to score After fumbhng the next ktck off the Ahces lost the ball on the1r 24 and Bacme scampered around end for another TD The Ahces came back w1th a drrve to the srx yard st 1pe but lost the ball on another fumble as the nalf ended ln the fourth quarter the Ahces wrtn the help of lack East drove to Bosse s 25 before a pass rnterceptron stopped thetr progress After thfs Bosse cored on a reverse to make the score l9 U Vrncennes 3l Washtngton 7 The Homecomfng game Was turned tnto a rout as the Ahces smashed to a dectslve v1ctory over Wash rngton s Hatchets The only Hatchet score came Ln the ffrst quarter when Glnes plunged four yards 1n two plays Tolbert scored the f1rst TD on a 43 yard run behmd f1ne blockmg Agaln 1n the f1rst quar ter Tolbert scored from 15 yards out on a reverse play ln the second quarter rt was Craton who gal loped over from the Hatchet 28 ln the thtrd quarter Tolbert reg1stered a 48 yard run for arother score ln the fourth quarter lack East took the ball on Wa hmgtons 48 and was off for another ally Stetnsberger booted the extra po1nt Vlncennes O New Albany l? The Al1ce played IU a muddy f1eld and got nom fere agalnst an able Bulldog team ln the f1rst quarter the Allces held for downs on the one ana Inman k1cked On the next play N A fumbled and lack East recovered on the Ahce 23 Before the perxod ended the Ahces drove to the N A 45 Agatn rn the second quarter the Ahces stopped the Bulldogs on the one The Bulldogs smashed back to score later as Btley went over r1ght end Trme ran out as a long pass carned N A to the Al1ce one agaln rn the second quarter The Ahces took the ball to the New Albany 25 before the drrve was stopped From there the Bulldogs took the ball all the way to a TD Nerther team threatened 1n the fourth quarter . , , I . f I - 1 y g . , . . Y. I , . , , . . 1 . r H S ' ' - V ' Q - A 4 . . I A I , A I Fumbles, pass interceptions and Kree Bacine proved - B ' - I T . ' 1 . s ' ' t . y , - . -gg- Vrncennes U Bloomrrgton 19 A penalty on the openlng krck off forced the Ances to krck over After fatlmg to galn the Panthers punted to Brmes The Alrces unable to garn on two successrve plays were forced to punt out of pounds Bloomrngton ran up two frrst downs but was forced to boot Vrncennes returned wrtn another krck and Bloornrngton galloped to two more frrst downs as the quarter ended Vrncennes took over on downs rn the openrng mrnutes or the second quarter but fatled to gam Bloommgton s frrst tally came when a penalty gave them a frrst down Crandall s ktck was good and the score vtas 7 U The thrrd quarter was wrthout a score wrth both teams puntrng and tnterceptrng passes The Panthers scored twrce 1n the fourth pertod wxth Crandall contrrbutrng to the Bloommgton cause on an end around and a recov ered fumble Vtncennes took the last krck off and got a frrst down rn three plays Then Feagans lat eraled to Craton for another The game ended wrth a pass lnterceptron by lnman on the Alrce lU Vrncennes 2l Sulltvan 7 ln the ftrst quarter the Alrces took a Sullrvan punt on the 49 and rn 9 plays took the ball over Stcrns the Arrows scored w1th the help of a 50 yard pass play The Alrces came back wrth a Ill yard pas from lnrnan to Tolbert whrch put the ball on the Arrows 30 After East went to the 21 Pennrngton tossed to Lance rn the end zone to put the Altces tn front ln the thrrd quarter the Alrces marched from therr 28 to score agarn Therew as no scorrng rn the fourth quarter and the game ended wrth the Altces rn possessron of the ball on the Sulltvan 22 Vrncennes lo Blcknell l4 Brcknell nosed out the Allc s by a last mrnute TD rn the Armrsttce Day game played at Brcknell The Altces took the krck off or therr 15 and scored rw ll plays The try for thc extra pornt was blocked Then Whoa' Brcknell uncorked a 94 ya d touchdown mar h to score The ktck was good and the score was 7 6 Another sustarned drtve and two long passes set up another Alrce TD Craton smashed through for yardage and Lance passea to Edwards and Pea gans to score Brcknell scored therr last TD when Thombleson got off a runnrng forward to Wautelet who lateraled to Evans who went over standrng up Th n Wautelet krcked the PAT that won No gatn . L um . A 2 .! Y ' V , 4 , . 7 - . berger kicked the extra point. ln the second quarter j A t . ' . T l , - 's t 1 . - - l ' ' f L C - 'N Y Y ' . 1 . . Y L . A ' - I Only 50 yards to go CRCSS COUNTRY Cop Thlrd m State for Second Stralght year Tlns year the Vmcennes Ahces Cross Country team w1th co cap ams OII1 ODonnell and Robert Hot lmgsworth had a very successful season and Car rled the reputatlon of our school to all parts ol the state The team was coached agam lhlS year by George R McCormack who has been domg a great 1ob of coachxng smce Vlncennes resumed tl'e port lt was dropped 1n 1941 but was started agam Lr' 947 Thls IS the remarkable record set rn the past four years by Coach McCormack and hls harrlers They ODonnell Lanny Osterhage Bob Holhngsworth B111 Hood Roy Prultt 1 D , . From left to right: lack Doyle, Mgr., Ted Snyder, lack I-Ieuby, Bob Carnahan, Dave Ienkins, lim Boyd, Tom lt wont be long now. have won thlrty tour meets and have had only hve meets 1n wh1ch they havent hmshed trrst and even m these they were never less than second or thrrd They have been ellgtble to attend state all tour years and have placed th1rd ln the last two meets They won the Sectronal three ttmes and have been S l A C champrons three out ot the four Thts year the meets were held on the flat cours ol G egg Park and the htllv surface ot the Vmccnnes Golf Course Thls year they ran a two rmle course 1nstead of the one and three quarters as rn the former years l 'em Cross Country the low score wms the ttrst man m recexves one pO1I'1l the second two and so on Only the hrst hve men count on the tmal score ll the hrst llVe men to hmsh are all on the same team rt IS called a shutout The members ot th1s year s team are Robert Carna han hm Boyd Btll Hood Lanny Osterhage Roy Prultt Tom ODonnell Bob l-lollrngsworth Davtd Ienlctns lack l-leuby Ted Snyder and lack Doyle who IS student manager There are tour semors on Bang' and they are ott , N I I 1 I ' I , . . 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Another record broken the team they are Robert Hollingsworth Tom ODonnell Dave lenkins and lack Doyle All the rest of the team will be back again next yea Season s Record Vincernes Wiley 40 Fritchton 05 Vincennes Central 45 Vincennes Paoli 45 Vincennes Bloomington 3 Vincennes Paris 28 lnvitation Meet Won by Vincennes with the score olb Old Post C C Meet won by Paris lllinois with the score ol 40 Vincenn s was second with S 1 A C meet on by Vincennes with the score ot Sectional Won by Vincennes with the score ot 31 State Meet Won by Anderson with 67 Mishawaka was second with 79 vmcennes was third x ith 125 Freshman Meet By Sheer determination and hard work Coach George McCormack con istently has a top team interesting statistics for the year: a tally ol nine Wins . . . a runner-up in the Old Post C. C. meet . . the first team to beat Paris, lllinois, in a cross--coun try meet . . . four broken recordseftll Heuby, in the dual meet at Paris broke botn the lndiana a d lllif nois state records with the time ot 9 51 C21 Heuby broke the S 1 A C record with the time ot 1012 Q31 Heuby broke the sectional time with the new time ot 10 73 5 C41 Osterhage broke in the third annual Freshman meet the old 1 cord ot 10 42 e tabli hing a new record of 10 38 Although our cross country team doesnt receive as much publicity as our basketball and football teams their excellent recora deserved notice Coach George McCormack deserved credit for the man ner in which he has handled his men Linc ln High should be very proud ot such a line team and such a fine coach WW C01 . , Tl . . , , A . , Q . . . . . . F ' ' ' V -L I - h 1 155 1 A 155 I. 15g ' 0. A 22g ' 5 3 A ' 27g 4 ' 1 , A . ' e ' 49. f 1 . . .Q me . . . . , iv 1 24. 3, c ' ' . if ' A 17- - - 35 ., ' 'J . If ZF.. 4 . 0 ,c,icc my Fi t it X X 1 f ,34- BASKETBALL Th1s year the Vlncennes Ahces had a very unusual season opemrg and closmg the regular schedule w1tn losses but ln between trmes playlng the brand of basketball that brought them a ratmg ot seventh rn the frnal Assoclated Press poll Under the flne coachtng of C E Chet FTGHCIS the Alrces showed one of the speedrest ball clubs tn years and attract ed capacfty crowds Playmg one of the tougnest schedules tn the state the Ahces l1I'11Sl'19d the sea on wtth a f1ne record of 17 wlns and 9 losses The f1r t ftve proved to b an experrenced team that could play and wrn de prte the fact that the compe non was some of the fmest ln the state Their de termtnanon to w1n even when the odds were rgarn t them gave the doubtful fans a season marked by thrtlhng games Coach Chet Francts Bob Parmenters deadly long shots Bob Holhnas worths fakey run under Bob Bonhomme s l1p1DS Paul East s hook shots and Eurvm Iones one hand push shots made the Ahces a smooth and well bal anced and lngnly feared team over the state We w1ll never forget tne path that our f1ghnng Ahces followed through tle season the sectronal 9 P r 5611001 , t I F- A , Q ,, 1 - D, -, ,. , 1 1 ' . .. f, . - - 11 , ,- l I S 4 . . I .S. 9 . - ,s - C s A ' N ,. -, s 3 5' K 3' 1 , 1 R , Pla-, N I , . john Bacher lvlaurlce Dehon Paul Fast Lyman Lance bob Bonhomme Gerald Blatr Eurvtn lone Bob lnman Bob Parmenter lack lfleuby Bob l-lolltngsworth and regronal All prats to Chet Frarcts and the Vlncennes Alrces I l949 DU Openlng the season Vmcennes played Ger tmeyer at Terre l-laute losmg Q6 42 Bob Leonard ot the Black Cats led hrs team to V1ClOfY coll cttna lb held goals and 'l tree tosses lor a total ot 35 pomts Bob 'Darmenter led the scortng for the Altccs wtt 1 l2 polnts The turnrng pomt ot the season came tn lanuary when the Ahces ourney d to jasper to resume tnetr erres Wlth the Wrldcats rxth ranktng team rn the state Larly tn the game Vlncennes grabbed the lead and never lost lt lt was a hard tought ball game Wrth both teams playmg a speedy brand ot ball Wrnnma 56 49 1t was the Alrces tltth Wm ard lasper s tlrst lo s rn regularly scheduled game Vln cennes blg gun was Bob Parmenter sharp shoottng guard who accounted tor 22 pomts The I-Xltcos won thetr next game lanuary l4 on then own tloor deteatmg lvlaalson 52 5l Some llV9 thousand tans saw the Madtson squad lrttn ranl-img team 1n the state at the tlme go down before a powertul Allce ottenslve A hard tought game throughout 1t was cmch d 1n the last two seconds by a tree throw by Paul East Parmenter lea the 'Xhce rn scorlng Wlth l9 polnt next was l-lflltrgs vorth Wrth l5 followed by lones wlth l3 Quarter scores were B 6 20 l3 ClVlad1sonl 325 35 CVIDCGHUQSD Cn February l4 the nlgnt alter the Bloomlngton game 1n whlch the Altces were o cold the Green and Whtte tur ted on the steam and defeated the Laporte Sllcers 58 43 We got ott to a shaky start out early tn the thlrd pertod C,G1I'1GCl the lead and held lt tor the remamder ot the game Wlth LaPorte leadtng l6 to 9 at the end ol the tlrst quarter a close second quarter saw Vlncennes lake the lead at Q8 96 then stretched thls lead ln the thrrd to 43 3U l ater the Alrces Went ahead to Wm by a large mar am ot l5 potnts v - w ' - ' I I 4' V I I V I :JI f V . BG 1. 1 . , , Y ' - A U - . s f , 4 ' , . 4 . Y ' ' , , e . Q . , - , ' x ' 1' S . S, , .J l f s 1 n 1 5. 1 I ' ' - 2 t. . l , J e ' l ' V A ' I . ., I - g - . 5 - 5 and 52-5l lV1HC9DD9Sl. . , I . . I , , . ' L . , -J I ' 1 ' , . A ' .1 , ' .J - . 7 I 4 A f Q . . V ' ' I I 4 f ' , l ' 1 I - . B I I L '- ' J' I , 1 f - l I r , Y' I I J - The Green and Whrte opened therr toughest week end of basketball by mfetmg Iaspers fast steppmg VV1ldcats at the Colrseum February 10 Thls game was one of the fastest and hardest fought of the sea on played rn typtcal Vlncennes lasper tyle lasper led by a 15 10 margm at the end of th t1rst quarter but the Ahces fought back to a 28 to 26 lead at half trme At the end of the thrrd quarter the core was 47 43 Vmcennes but rn the last two mm utes of play the Alrces ron therr lead to fourteen pomts to put the game on ce Cn the followmg mght th Alrces met Munc1e Cen tral on the Colrseum floor and humbled the mlaht crowd Although Muncre was supertor rn h lght the Altce fast break and br1ll1ant reboundlng pald off wrth another Vrctory Scortng was well d1s'r1b utcd among the Allces Thl game was one 3 the be t played at the Colt eum and Wrll be remem bered by the Vmcennes fans for a long tune Scores by quarters were 1711 3127 49 42 and 65 56 Thrs vrctory plus the prev1ous VtC1Of1GS ove La Porte and lasper gave Vrncennes the rankmg of 7th tn the state rn the fmal A P poll VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS Regular Schedule Gerstmeyer Bicknell Wash1ngton Mar1on B dford Sull1Van Nev Albany Crarfleld Efansvrlle Central Ia per Madtson Wa hrngton Lam rencevtlle Bloomfngton Laporte la per Muncte Central Evansvrlle Bosse Hohday r ourney Wabash Hunttngton Sectronal Tourney Central Catholrc 1:'reelanclv1lle Monroe C1ty Frttchton Regronal Tourney Sulltvan 63 VV1n low Farewell Semorsl ..,42 I I .4.47 A. , A . 7 ...45 ' f- - 7 U -- ...6l ' I Q 7 ...54 e . st, ' ' ' - S . -146 ' 'A I 9' .,.38 v ' . 1 . , ...76 ' S f I - , t..52 1 ' I ' 'I ' .,.56 3 ' t. .t.52 A V A I l ,..5l s' A 5' h ' ...34 r ' B -Y ,.,47 ' earcats by a 65 to 56 score, before ak capacrty f 58 ' 4' ' V 'f '. . .67 s N gi S , 'I ...39 . ' A , I ' ' ' 'r - ...54 . , 4 ' 's ...57 ' ...4l ' ...56 ' ...63 ' ...7U 1 ,,.54 The 1949 Thtnltes Srx wms and two losses was the hnal tabulatlon the Ahce l949 track team tn dual meets Wtth a tally of lour relay meets our thtnhes won our own Old Post Relays recelved a fourth m the annual Lln ton Relays and copped a second tn the lndran Re 6114 lays at Lawrencev1lle Vmcennes also won the re lays at Parts llhnots wlth the honor ot bemg the hrst lndlano team to Wm the meet Later the large trophy won at thts meet nad to be lorterted because a boy on the Vmcennes quad was lound to be too old to parttctpate The trophy was then QIVGH to the second place Wmner Hyde Park lllmots Anotler htgh hght ot the year was the thtrd annual Fresh man S l A C meet held at Vlncennes The Ahce yearltngs tacked up a hne champ onshtp by head mg ct held ol ll teams Wlth 60 l polnts Rettz c me tn second wlth 516 pomts Central and Bo se lol towed close behmd In thts meet ll of the l3 estalo l1 hed records were smashed Three boys CIUGlll1CCl tor the reglonal track meet held at Bloomtngton These boys were lack l-leuby mtle run Ted Sny der mtle run Dave lenkms halt mlle run The wtnnerl . . , 1 of . 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I ' , Q e 1 I 1 ' V The best t1mes 1n 1nd1v1dual events of th1s years tam are as follows 100 yard dash Hartzburg at Lmton dual meet Tune l08 M1le run Snyder at Lawrencev1lle duel meet T1me 1 40 yard da h Stanale 1n Old Post Relay T1mo Q l?0 yard h1gh hurdle Stanqle at Petcr burg dual meet T1me lb 0 11me 2083 720 yard dash l-lartzburg ID dual meet at Cen1ral ot Evansv1lle T1me 23 7 H1gh Jump Stangle at Lawrencev1lle Helght 59 Shot put Holhngsworth 1n Old Post Re1ay D1s tance 47 85 feet Broad 1ump Stangle at Petersburg Dlstance 20 ee Pole Vault lanes at lasyoer dual meet I-lelght 9 3 Track Lettermen Franc1s Stangle Bob Tolbert Wllham Hartzburg Bob lnrnan Bob Hohngsworth Bob Craton Eurvm Iones Tom 0Dor1nell Don Stodgh1ll lack Reel Ierry Pennmgton lack East Fred LaMarcne Curt Bouch1e Tom Goodman loe Feagans Red East lack Heuby Ted Snyder Bob Carnahan Bob Ed Wards lack Crowley Paul Onken and Dave len kms Th1s year s schedule Vmcennes Vmcennes Vlncennes V1ncennes X1 lncennes Vmcennes Vmcennes Vmcennes Vmcennes 82 11 52 7 EVC1l'1SV1ll6 Central Wasn1ngton LaWrencev1lle L1nton Parls Relays Bvansv1lle Central Iasper B1ck1 ell Petersburg Lawrencev1lle Llnton Relays Frosh S l A C Old Post Relays l 213 1,1 l-lere are lllL1SlTGllOTlS for the f1ne record QIVGU above 11:40. 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MA I mfN - 'rl e . , , . ' ' - . ee I P I X I A velous evening. over the pond and rock garden? We will always , , . R- V A 4 ... A A V A A A Mr Snyder greets sorne ot our guests The opportuntty to ee our htgh Qhovl tn octton IS gtven speclol ernphosrs eogh yoor when We hold Open House tor porents ond 'rtends Tlns yeor November 7 l949 wo the dole lor Open Hou e Held lront 7 to 9 P M potent ond other guests vtslted vorrous Clos room sooke wtth the teoche s vtewed dt ploys lno cd on regulor clcxs work All ntended to QlVL the generol tdeo of odr everydoy octtv ty here gt Llncoln High School The Boo ters Club wo tn Chorge ot guest reo1 trotton ond ol o pro vtded tudent gutdes lor our V1 rtor OPEN HOUSE ' A tw. X v '-'bf ,gp ' Ty ptng closs olttrocts visitors A I . - ' i .s s, A ' rp, ' 's J s- Y s , i , ' Q V V . T . i A 's ' , s , f . 7 S . .S S. The bands were playmg oaper streamers were ily 1ng the un Jas ghstenmg srouts ol excltemcnl could be heard and the tloats began to move the Hom commg Day paraae had tarted l-lomeconnng Day Qctob 1 l4 Nas here' Remember the gasps and SIQDS as the Queen s floats pa ed? ln fact all the floats were pretty enough for a queen At the football game that ntght the bands per formed oeauttfully and IU lceepmg wtth the Splfll of Homecommg many form r members of the Lmcoln H1gh bchool band played The crownma of the Queen added to the 1mportance of the evenmg We HOMECOMING lust walt t1ll you see the l1l'11Sl'19d product all knew the g1rls vxere freezmg but drdnt lo Ann and her attendants look beaut1lul9 We won the loot ball game too beatmg our old rtvals Washmgton makmg a wonderrul evenmg perfect The dance at the Cohseum alter the game was such lun A crowded altalr but who would want xt other wlse Altogether Homecornmg Day was a wonder ful success all the old frlends and alumnt were able to see each other agam and lt made students ot Lmcoln Hlgh Qchool proud that some day they would be able to return to Vmcenres as alumnx oi such a great school 'lwo entrles ln the b1g parade 5 , ,- X B 6 J- K . . . , . . , s v . ., , . 2 , . . Y C s . . ' 3, ' ' . . , K, , l ., . ., A ' 1 A l -Q ' I , . c . . Sn . . , - 1 '- f Q . A . G A . . - K, ., x . L t Queen Io Arm is Crowned by Later that nigrii the dance The reason for Homecoming the game iH.S.A.A. Commissioner, L. V. Phillips PEP SESSIONS We ve get pep' We ve get steam' There was no doubt about rt espeC1ally when you saw the student body m act1on at the e carefully i lanned pep se srons held at regular rnte vals throughout the year The Boosters Club was r ponsrble tor each ol the sesslons The orgamzed heerlng led by the four yell leaders Tom Roellchen Betty Cooper Bob Gwens and Gary Mutchmore was part ol the pro gram planned to end our football Ah es ara our basketball Ahee off to vlctory Some of the programs teatured slats carefully Worked out by Boo ters Club members others tea tured guest speakers coaches sports wnters play ers ot other years all ot whom provlded the stu dents wrth emoyable and enhghtenmq entertarn ment We had a chance too at pep se ton to learn new yells and to perlect tho e we had already been usmg 1 A S N I f -X r J. S . , . 1 - 1 o Se . . . F . . C . , 1 1 1 I I - 4- ' 'f' l sei . -Lf A S . - I 'X C' f' , S .e , . .... I I , 1 -I 4 ,- , , H S .SS S . ' v f. , , FLOOD Here a rern1nder ol the urscheduled lanuary vaca tron Flood waters from the Wabash rrver threat help rn the desperate ftght agatnst the nver o the ened Vlncennes l-hah School boys were needed to Iellows were dtsrrussed from school but therrs was no vacatron the boys responded to Mayor Wrlharn Betzs call for help rn hllrng and plactng sandbags Worlxtng stde by stde wtth Natlonal Guardsmen and Army unrts from Ft Knox Wrches at the canteens set up tn varlous part ot xfrn cennes And they too f1lled and hed sandbags to be used on the levees The srtuatlon developed rnto a real battle a bat tle agarnst tormentrng Waters Mud boxes were put up flood Walls rernlorced and levees burlt The Water kept contlnually rlsrna and the call lor vol unteers became more urgent The crttzens 11 tehed constantly to the1r rad1os lor the latest reports o 1 the sttuatron Frnally the rlver reached 1ts crest made 1lS stand, and fell to the mexhausttble vtctors Not to be left out, the girls made coffee and sand- Faculty Autographs IHANKS EO YOUR PHODUC TICN H1 l P fm mT pm Pk T5 TE I OUINNAW C I I x MCIQ JJ D RP Sb Clin OH FO Us INN ' ma H 1 1 J 3 PM TUE .1 i'imiQl., K,,,I'i UT EQYHIX, 'Lf,?gi.f'A,'N 1513 'f.LLI-.Nf1lxOL.1liS QfISH!-.'V'.5lil 1 IN BiIfYffffuQ- NBA EI?-E FRY EWIIX-I ING VQNCEIST E5F.QN'I'lNG CO WE WQUQIT LQKLQ TCD 21-Q? fm' ' I-. . i.f'ff.7Xfi'ICff .V . id LCJQ-iIfILL.E1 CDU T' M M F' 'ri THEIR PERffISSl X TP A-'fP..-7.1, P' N CF '.'YfCQw2S HLH3 'REV Club H11 !LhTT5LRF T IS , wq L IP I Cl SENT F, w 1 K N mpercf 114,11 rw be VVXQ lb e Adve L 13 QQ Dm dl N any plbhccif H Sur fri Tfl mfr C QM C uw be me Und ww m in 1 p f W X iffnccl Y x N 1 has 11113110 Q b :Cer and bfvfef elmcn year Theeffe Q S fur QU yawn Q Si H fm arf dpprec 1 YI WiLL V, n v f,, qw, H: SPQfIf'ff 159' 'xii' YC? it lil? cgOr1Qrf 'v11: ' 'ITV3 hlyfll bfzffir 1f1Q:11rrwr1 fur CNV WIIIV5 .S ggix rg 1:11 Tf':l1'hIA Thr :ff M ClA'f'I'f' 'wh :J A I J' 6111? ,:1ffff f f Himr 111,31 .'sy ,lm 1'Mf9 Ci W , tim '.viiYi 3uf VJPUCEI HMS ew T Cciulg: J , 2, l , rfsmg ' ,uski ig 1 ' .QC cf This kind Vkflfhixlli iId,VGYUSTlQ'N none if K ,' Q i V 2 i .th Airy Cut isuf qi gf Q L i fr gQ1 1 l5 1l,JT'Q1.JI1, Cmlld M1150 In i1 ix'e1'12Li1rw, Tiifir Cfflrlfr : , IH Ile? 1'f 1A14O fe3f3rhfc ulL m'9' .fQr 1islrm , f fif1i. 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A! -- 0 C3 QL affzons Dr Ga1lG Jackson Patron I' I' Walter Klrsch Carl G Buyer Fred T A1 mstrong Harold N Muller Curtns G Shake Matthew E Welsh Dr Paul F Conrad Patron Dr V C McMahan Dr Wm Schulze Mrs A V Mlller Mr H D McCorm1ck R G Moore Ell B Hendrlx Joe Klmmell Curtis Klmmell and lVlrs Wm Betz and Mrs Ellsworth Beckes M S Fox Dewey Shepherd and Mrs and Mrs Mr. ' Mr. . M. . - Mr. . ' Mr. ' . M. . Mr. D. W. Keyes Dr. . . ' ur. . . Dr. ' . ' Mr. ' Mr. ' ' Mr. . . Dr. . Dr. . . . Mr and Mrs John Rabb Emlson Judge and Mrs Sidney Gelb Judge and Mrs Ralph A Seal Ur and Mrs Joseph S Smlth Dr and Mrs N L Bastln Mr and Mrs James Harlow Mr and Mrs Maurlce Boeckman Patron Dr C L Kelso and Mrs J L Johnson r and Mrs Ken Kensler O H Chattm r E C Stelnsberger and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs P redrlc Spencer Reed M Shroyer James R Shroyer Herman B Wolfe Dr H C and Evangel1neLutkeme1er Mr and Mrs Ben Klzer Mr and Mrs Ralph Klzer Dr and Mrs N D Ewlng Sherlff Francls E CLeftyJ Thomas Mr Lester W Routt Dr E T Edwards Jr 0 LPICO Fl of I . . . ' Dr. . . . M . . Dr. . . ' M . . . ' Dr. . W ' Dr. . . Dr. . . Dr. . . a - O Shrek s me ay 'QU' And Best Wzshes ,km TO ALL MFMBF RS OF THE CLASS OF 50 AND AI WARS REMEMBER XOLR APPEAPANCE You Han Youl Face YOU1 Hands 3 3 EEUJYL N LU7IERS FINE COSMETICS AND PERFUMES 104 IN Second Stxeet Phone 25 The Homc of FLI A S COSMETIC BAP Cnfts Complete Selectlons ot Fme Cosmetlcs Noxeltles CONCRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1900 UGE T' D IRY PRODUCTS Frltchton Phone Frltchton Long Distance 46 ' 7 ,. A ' -... QA. - Congratulations f ' I' --4' L 1 ' nf, . , V el f N , f T . , . I J . I u . 'R H ,ty 5 Y Y , J .I r J 1 7 1 f , X I se I ' 4 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '50 SECURITY BA A D TRU T COMPAN Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Vmcenneq Edwardsport Freelandville Compl1mer1tQ of LIBERTY CAB C SAFE EFFICIENT COUPTEOUS Padlo Dlspatched Phone 3188 'NPNINIVNIS VI CENNI1 SEED C0 CONCR ATUL ATES PHP CI NSS OF 1910 11 SHUIS SLLClSIN LOIIICI Bust md L emu ony 2 CUMPI IMI Fw OF F RO TED FOOD LOCKER ' L O ll . -- 'L 'x -L . . 'dYV?fNJNf?v ' ' !N0u V'wA4NA . P1 kk O ' T A A Y W WN J ' Ji L 1 6 Iver J. Sr CH 5 an Wholesale and Retail 7 ' ' 2 usa ' Ph N 333 JKf'i4'JN f -sfymfx' I if '57 -xfifni, . 'Vfbff D7 J Q 'DDS I' CONC PATULATIONEJ TU THE QLASS OF 1950 PAT DRIVE-I SANDWICHES FOUN'IAlN SERVICE CURB SERVICE Phone 2091 821 Nmth Second Stleet JNlNf4'4Nn ?v v'vAv'v4 lNrAvAJNNNfJNlVk'vAv v4v44NfvAv4v4vA4N'AJ fvAvAv5lNlN5AvAv'4Nl5 'N' 1 V , 1 ' 1 N N ,I I L ' , f . Q 5' . . C OMPI IMENTQ I ,X A GO y.A I ? P-A 9-3 X ,-, , 3 ' N , Y. L . ., L 4 P - A , W I 4 ,H J L... I O . A , 'H A ' 1 LLJ r I . , V . . ! 3' O IIS CD OO l ' U' R1 ' v v v v4NfNfv v v v vA4'v vifv v'?vAv4?v'v'S'v wlxv v' ORTH IDE FEDERAL AVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCHATION VINCENNES Your Savings an Loan for Over 45 Years P CONCPATUI ATIONS TO THI CT ASQ OF 1900 CROOK WALLACE CO. THE GRAND VINCFBWES LEADING HOTEL THE RENDEZVOUS The Place to Eat IH Vmcennes THE ORCHARD FOI Puvate PHILIQS -A A A AAA AAA GARD ER FUNERAL HQME C 111111 e Nlll1ll11ll1CL Radlo Dispatched Ambulance for the Sick and Injured Only Up Mun Phone 7611 7619 LE AHANS KONEN, I C READY MEXED CONCRETE Dealers In WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL 118 South Flfteenth Street Phone 2959 Plt 3212 171 ' 21' IA 1 I Equippul with 1I1111l11ll'UI' SERVING YINUICNNICS AND V1f'INI'l'Y 24 HOURS A DAY 5 I 2' E L -L L O G F O TERHAGE LUMBER CO THE HOME BUILDERS DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 313 COIHIJIIIHPIIIS of DR. PEPPER BOTTLI G CO GOOD FOR LIFE BEST WISHFS TO THE CPADUATING CLASS OF 1950 THE VINCENNES STEEL CORP BRIDGES AND STRUCTURAL STEEL FOR EVERY PURPOSE O O O AININININIQ' O 208 South 15th St. Phone 1024 J 4 I 'L O ' if JN, g 1 i AN? C Q, T N C5 L I T H XT I II L cz ATI S 0 5 N OF! b 19 31, ef ff f 1' ff! 1 1 ff ff W fic V IN C, E N N 316155 X1 L AE INA D STI RN HF T A P O PHZHE N F C UA 9 R Y VV? at 'Q' dv X vvv In C C H 5, H G S 7 I JV- U C11 d fl K! cl :Inn 4: W4 , 4, .A 1: xv 4: g 4, - , '- j v 4, 1, 4: -v 4, A 1, '. 1, - 4, A 4, v 1, A 4, .A 4, v 4, - 4, 4, 4: L v 4 A 4, H :P , 4, 4, 4, ,A 4, , 4, 3 4, ,A 5: H 4, .A 4, v 4, .. 4, .A 4, v 4, - , 4' 4 'A 1: ' 4, 4, 4, '.. P v 4 x A ' 1 V 1: 7 A 3 X 'A 4, A, 1- 4, - 4, 4, v , F A 4, , 4, 4, 11 .Q 4, A 4, 4, 3 4 v 4, - 4, 4 ,, 4, , 4, 4, N x 4: , - u 4, 4, , - 1, 4 4, 4 , , 4, 4, 4: 4 , , fy ' ZA - , X To EHIHNS INSHHHNE1 HIJENEY INL ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 6011191 bnumd md M 1111 Phom 161 CONC RATLI ATIONS CLASS OF 10 BHOKH GE INC VIHCQHHQS u I . w y 1 V w 41 ' ' L b , 5 X 1. 1 N ' . - - 3 . . 4 1 c c ' YNfv56 J Kf4'v1v'RAffvAvR'v'v'v 7 W . . . ' I ' A . . . 71' A Q . a CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 BRYANT CHEVROLET INC SthS hSt ph BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 50 RUTH AND LOUlE S DINER ALWAYS GOOD FOOD 926 M P 71 N D DAVIDSON MUSIC coMPANY KIMBALL PIANOS CONN BAND INSTRUMENTS K yb fth N ft A t RECORD AND SHEET MUSIC HEADQUARTERS C 7 0 103 ou ixt reet Tele one 168 fVYYfAl 7 7 hone 24 ' ' Your Community Music Center 0 0 - Home of- e oard o e ation Choice 0 he rtis s 5Af CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1950 TIP-TOP CREAMERY COMPA Y Manufacturers and Dlstrlbutors MEADOW GOLD PRODUCTS Vlnunneb Il'1dl1Hd . 0 3 X 1 1 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE, CLASS OF 1900 MORTON S Home T SMART JUNIOR FASHIONS VIHCQHHQS Indmna M CK' MENS SHOP SMART STYLES WITH THE CAMPUS TOUCH liemy Mackey Pantheon Bmldlng Comphments of AUTO LITE BATTERY CORP Vmcennee Indlana T1 . . . ro' . . . 225 Main Street , f 4l ' o 1, . GENE WILKERSON V NCENN A TO P RTS COMPLETE AUTO PARTS SERVICE 102 Noxth Seventh Street Phone 372 VI CENNES DRUG COMPA Y PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Ralph B Studley Pxop 'Ielephone 412 I A , , 4 Third and Main - Vincennes, Indiana BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1950 Ll COL GRILL Open 24 Hours Fourth and V1gO ESS16 Cam Prop E RTEL S SHOE HOP Agency The Wrlght Arch Preserver and 30 Years of Contmuous SQTVICQ EXPERT SHOE REPAIR AT MODERATE PRICES 1503 North Second Street EL S CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 50 Servmg Thus Commumty Smce 1842 7 Portage Porto-Ped Shoes 7 ' , ofel ,fcnco n I 0u1 th and V1Q0 Stleets Vmeennes Ind1ana J D Llthulmd PIODIIQUJI Comphmente of Alhanee Theatres Corpo ation O13Q13tlHgN the NEW MOON PANTHEON FORT SACKVILLE THEATRES MOVIES ale Youl Beet Enteltamment Attend Them Regulally . 41 1 - 1 1 . . Q 7 Phone 834 Free Parking 0 ' I f ,T 44 ' , . . . ' . . . f . , K CONGRATULATIONS AND BFST WISHES 522 524 Mi Street 40 YEAIS OP FAIR DEALINC A SHOP OF CHOICE THINGS BOOKS GIFTS Ihone S060 28 N Flfth Vmcennes Ind Come In and Browse Around MAC' MAGAZINE RACK MAGAZINES SPORTING EQUIPMENT CANDY NOVELTIES 28 North F1fth Phone 467 MHIHIIS En Joy srsl 'Hi lN BOTTLES AT FOUNTAINS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Vmcennes News Agency Educatlon Comes From More Than Textbooks READ A MAGAZINE NIGHTLY Columbia Drug Company PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS The Depot Drug Store Vmcennes, Indiana U 4 I I 7 O Congratulatlons MII II xx we X 'III 1 It IS 11 lth 1 howtlult muh tm your succus th lt ug sxlutc VOLI thy 3,1 1fIu 110 of thy Ll ISN ot 1950 AS vouQIepto1thtot1kL x oul 111101 III the commumty lemgmlnl wgll thy hu xt lgt, you h1vm Qomn In I rotect this hc ut 15,1 thu IILQCIOYYI that youl f01et1the1s fought fO1 R111 vom IQSDOIISIIJIIIY tow ll LI youl CltW stxtg md IlItlO1l ulth puck THE AITER MORGA C0 PA Y OUR CONGRATULATIONQ TO THE GRADUATEQ IN THE, CLASS OF 1950 E CO WALK 81 SONS QUALITY MEN'S AND WOMEN'S WEAR Vmcennes, Ind1ana 'CD O II Marg' , I-z w I, ff I I WWII 'W ' In ,IN 1 I I IQICHLL I 'fx mZ 1,I'1I1 - - - - Senzors X xl In 5 M. I 5 'J-f!lI'l'I 1 I1 '1 tx' 2 '1.'z Ev , 1f'z ax' 1'z. .. I z1v z1' 1: 11 1' 1 1 1 zf1 21' 1 I' 1 x z fx- 1 rx I . .,'2 .S ' ,- -D ,E . . . .x ' ' ,Z . ' v',.'2I2 2' 1. 1 J L 1 K T N1 Q RFST WISHTS COOD LUCK CI ASS OF 1950 E BIERHAU S N ANYTIME COFFEE SCOUT CABIN PRODUCTS 338 Nmth Second Street Phone 22 and 21 Vmcennes Ind1ana J C . . . 1 ,f ,J Q --- The Home of--- Y IFJ' P! .I fff.fxr'f.lNP Jvvv vvvszvvvvv or mn, Freedom Goes Where TI-EE I-IEPHIAG OF VINCENNES IS ONE OF The Newspaper Goes ffl? W1 ff 'fr 1 IS mme thin culnudmncg thlt The Sun QOIIIIIILICI 11 1 1 put of th1s heltltl Q 5 Flee Pies 1 the es ence of Democl xcy X N IT. VINCENNES QL FRE D0 and DEMOCRACY SUN COMMERCIAI Vmcennes Le zclmg Newspapex SIIIC6 1804 WHOLESALE RETAIL VINEENNIS HUST IIHHHTNA Our Offices Shoo G1 eenhouses Are On the Old Brucevllle Road Phone 2300 Vlncennes CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1950 EBNER ICE DOUBLE COLA Featurmg, COMPLETE LINES OF ICE COOLING APPLIANCES ICE CONDITIONED REFRIGERATORS PRESSURE WATER COOLERS BEVERAGE CHESTS VEGETABLE AND MEAT DISPLAY CASES AND OTHERS Also D1st1 IbLIt0I'S fol t t W t S ft 1 l3l'l'l afey Ba YOOIH 3 lne an Tl 3 lllg HDS 3Sk3 ce Yeah! TCEZCYS an ther l 0 UC S EBNER ICE Sz COLD STORAGE COMPANY Phone 93 Vlncennes, Ind. F 1 Q- g 'Z W . rife J I' f .1 .V ru rw 14 I 1 fi I L 5 L ,PAS . 'tif u ' ,FH A' ,5 , 1 jiri? 131' ' 3115.2 if ' - 1 ' -' 1 A 2 , , . . . . - ' x 2 S2 2' C Vcg'. .3 ' ' .S S 1 SS , 'Z . ' F5 l 1. 1.56, 4. 3. 91? 'T ' I Q X 1 91' v X 126 2: V :Y f -x ' cv ' Ld Kvlffgrg, -fl' 2 E . . . ? 2 - ,S . . av ' 1 P- n I 'fr 7 A A 7 . Y ' r Permu i a er o eners - Pennsylvania Wa er Heaters M' i C th C b' ts d Ve til t' F Al I C F d O P d t HOOSIER GAS CQRPORATION MODERNIZE GAS hF t Kramer Drug Company M CONGRATULA FIONS CLASS BLACKF ORD WINDOW GLASS COMPANY V Id with 19 Nort ourth S reet Phone 44 Congratulations to the Class of 1950 103 ain Street Phone 315 ,M ' OF '50 iucennes, n iana FOR THE BEST IN PICTURES lf ill? Lv 1' ,im s Y 4741. 515' BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 19 O Eaton SL Spaulchng Us Shoe Sefvlce 7f7e.W'aa07Wfmpfaf1.s' Seventh and Bxoadway Phone 3117 CANNON ELECTRIC COMPANY 110 112 Maln Stleet HOTPOINT HOME APPLIANCES ELECTRIC WIRING LIGHTING FIXTURES for HOME AND INDUSTRY Cr Phone . , f ' kiF+Qi..:,,. Q 61 , - ,A :. 7. j 5 rg ' 5 0 U f WEL H8zTHERI C I C ALL KINDS INSURANCE '3 Nmth Thud Stleet Telephone 111 X IIICGIIHGS Indl 1111 INK IUIATIUI SI NIORS BEST IN DRUG STOPE SEPVICE DUESTERBERG' THE REXALL STORE Vlncunms 310 M un btuet C 111 48 vii?YvAfi'u!':RA-.vAv'fvAvA1fvfvAffJ5vkNNi'v5rAv4f w.fNlNiN.4'Nf5v fwl'al'wlNl!fv ' 1 . 1 1 r-' A-J , . . , . . . E 9 . L L v'5-ful Si42A6N'J'vAvA8?Vxv A -,..---Q,.,,,,.-------- vvvvwv vvvvvvvv C'0I'I'1X EWS , Y ,I X I A . K , 'X P E J ' I K. K I X I I . ' 1 4 . , . L 3 X Q . . . CONGRATULATIONS . CLASS OF '50 BALTIC MILLS, INC. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1950 WABA H PART CORP. OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES IN THE CLASS OF 1950 CRYSTAL VINCENNES QUALITY LAUNDRY H C REICHENBACII 315 North 2nd St. Phone 143 ll CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FOX CUT RATE DRUG 323 Maln St1eet CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 Ii I REG US PAT OFF Washmgton Indlana CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Exclusive Clothing Styllst Schaefer Tall0YlDg' Co and Nationally Known Accessories TBS MEN S WEAR Sz Broadway Phone 650 7 if 4- I Ll l , ' fp Q f. 7 Y L?-T Q y ,' if l ' ' L I I I 1 7th ' ARROW COACH LINES, lnc VINCENIXELQERRIANSIT 4 f X Q mmmgfvwfiv WM W ? x fN L53 3 V2L -gh Rl X9 QW 2 RX fm NNQhiQyTrR taxi 1' in CHART! D QERVICE 1095 VV1sh1n ton Ax enue Phfme 40 Vincennes Indnnx CONC PATULATIONS SENIORQ MILDRED S FLQWER SHGP '4 Nmth oth Phone 4000 CON11 A 1 UI ATIONS Hoosler Supphes 427 29 Mzun Sheet Phone 3411 3412 I I .... lf. WW Y Hff - ixi X 5-m vm-X. , - M YJ,, gawk A - .,,,, Vwirg ,..,. 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