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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1951 volume:

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COLEMAN MARY BEACH ROGER DOLLINGER DENNIS RICKARD Class Editor Make-up Editor Head Typist Circulation Manager Advertising Manager We, The sTofT of The l95l Lincoln Log, Thonk The ToculTy of Lincoln High School ond iTs sTudenTs for Their help oncl consicleroTion during The posT yeor, which mode our yeorbook o success. THE STAFF I vvonT To express my opprecicnion ond Thonks To The sToTT for Their work which mode This book possible. THE EDITOR fo QD Q4-0 7 A C5552 3 lk, n ,,,--. idk'-'-Z l, Y Y 0? r o 204 'Q IA 55 44 . 1 Q 50 4 9 . ic? P , U ith such potience ond sincere interest you lobored for us this post yeor. Moy we keep your teoching forever, ond, by the high ideols tought us, moy we be oble to mold our future lives. Q ., i is as . MR. ROY R. SNYDER Principal Mr. Banks, superintendent of schools, and the School Board form the unseen governing power of our school system. These men work harmoniously to plan the instruction of the students and the policies of the schools of Vincennes. The members of this board, who are so in- terested in our problems, are Mr. Ben Kizer, Mr. Fred Kixmiller, and Mr. Maurice Boeckman. We cannot thank these men enough for their effective work to make our school system a better one. Our principal Mr. Snyder, has the difficult task of supervising the activities of Lincoln High School. With the help of our capable Dean of Girls, Miss Eppert, and our dependable Dean of Boys, Mr. Decker, our school functions most effic- iently. Through their efforts this school year has been one of great progress. All the students deeply appreciate the work of these splendid administrators. MR. RALPH H. BANKS Superintendent MIS Mr. Fred S NELLE EPPERT MR. WILLIAM B. DECKER Deon of Girls Deon of Boys fqcfmmuimllican SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS KixmiIIer, Secretory, Mr. Banks, Superimfenclerm Mr. Ben Kizer, Presidenf Mr. Mourice I-I. Boeckmom, Treasurer. MRS. MARTHA STEINSBERGER Clerk Bwkfmq Zwmem The students of Lincoln High School owe a debt of gratitude to the building engineers, Mrs. Verna Kirk, Mr. Raymond Halter, and Mr. William McMillen. These are the people who keep the building clean, warm, and neat. lt is to them that we owe the thanks for the well-ordered ap- pearance of our school. in... Uffflce pefwceffmef We shall not attempt to determine our office clerk's value in this school. When- ever a student needs information or ad- vice he can go to Mrs. Steinsberger. We cannot express our thanks in words for her work, helpfulness, and friendship. MR. WILLIAM MCMILLEN, MRS. VERNA KIRK, and MR. RAYMOND HALTER M.R. HERBERT ADAMS Commerce, Social Studies MR. JOHN L. ADAMS Health, Safety, Mathematics 'MR. FRED ALWOOD Chemistry, Mathematics MISS IMO ASHLEY English MR. WYANT BAKER Social Studies MR. CHARLES BRIDGES Industrial Arts Um MR. HOWARD BURNETT Social Studies MISS ALBERTA CANNON Social Studies MR. FRANK CONRAD Physical Education, Social Studies Athletics MR. EMERY COUTS Mathematics MISS OLA FAY CROUCH Commerce MR. O. L. DUNN Mathematics, Band, Orchestra MISS REINIA J. DUNN English MR. OSCAR FINKE Physics, Biology, Agriculture MISS ANNE FORBES English MR. CHESTER FRANCIS Physical Education, Safety MISS I-IARRIETTE GRAYSON English MR. CLAUDE GROVE Commerce aww, MISS MARY I-IARSI-IA English, Journalism MR. GEORGE INMAN Physical Education, Social Studies MISS ELIZABETH IRWIN Librarian MR. DAVID JACKSON I French, English l Miss Rum KIMMELL Latin, French Miz. uzvin Mmeutz Mathematics, Athletics, Business Manager 'T -4 , flash .' All MISS ELVVOOD MILLER English, Dramatics, Speech MISS MARION PATTERSON Art MISS HELEN POLK Physical Education MR. ALFRED REEL Industrial Arts MISS HELEN SCHWARTZ Home Economics MR. RICHARD SCHULTE Guidance, Safety, Visual Aids MR. HARRY SMITH Mathematics MISS LOTTA THOMAS Commerce MR. KENNETH UMFLEET Vocal Music MISS CARRIE Va nVVEY Science MISS DOROTHY WALTERS Remedial Reading MISS JULIA WELCH Physical Education 3 'D X.- l C , l i l , l P f e hove Them oll: Fresh Freshmen Silly Sophomores Jolly Juniors Sophisficofed Seniors! gui 61344 af f95f WILLIAM BRINES . GARY WIREY NANCY COOPER , . I GLORIA LONGEST .....,..,.......,.,,.... MISS MARY HARSI-I A, MR. DAVID JACKSON :lm was dw I' I , f I fi zyggiggfiiff'-jfgEL yY3E5T ,, is 7 I+ SMA fmwggik . , . .President Vice-President . , . Secrefcxry . , . .Treasurer Sponsors AKERS, HELEN JOAN Junior Red Cross 3, 4, Good Cheer 4, Sentinel 4. ALLEN, WILLIAM EUGENE ANDERSON, GARY Boosters 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sen- tinel l, 2, 3, 4, Trock l, 2, 3, Cross Country l, 2, 3, 4. ARGENTA, CAROL Boosters 2, 3, 4, Sponsors 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, Ploy Shop l, 2, 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4, Sentinel 4, Student Assistant 2, 3, 4. BACHER, JOHN Bosketboll 3, 4. sf-msso, Loizem. F. o, A, 2, 3, 4, Play shop 4. BEACH, MARY Ploy Shop l, 2, 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4, Sentinel 4, Student Council 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. BECKES, SHERRILL Sentinel 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. BELTZ, NANCY BIGGS, EVELYN Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Sponsors 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4. BILSKIE, ARDITH Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4. BLACK, ROBERT Footbcull l, 2, Truck l, 2, 4, Sentinel 4. C ,Will givin .zz . ,J ss'::'z:u ?t 4. some sg. t.,..w.-za., it A - - 2 -QQ T. ,,,,.,,....,,,. , M, 1 if 6 A Q M s. Q if W S 'sg we R tix ,if,..: ' - , A f .3 W 4 X ,f J ., L Q, x iilli ,. if Qvf W ... I Z' ',. s so 1 J, X of A g YL.: Wee P 5 , K s 1 his . vig f. . . 3. ' 5? sis, is -, fi gif: 4 3, , ,,..+j,.., at fs 4.2 ' Q fl ,G .1 -I I ,Z ,:' 4,0 . X A :K Ml! J gm xt wk ar, ms: A i W I if K it l, X BRINES, WILLIAM Football 2, 3, 4, Class of I95I, President. BURKHARDT, VIRGIL Golf 3, Football 2, Play Shop 4, Sentinel 4, Band I, 2, 3, Orches- tra 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. CARDINAL, RICHARD CHANDLER, DONALD Hi-Y 4, Chorus 3, 4. CHANLEY, LESLIE CLAYCOMB, CAMILLA Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Assistant 3, 4. CLINTON, JOHN Band 4, Sentinel 4. COLEMAN, WILLIAM Hi-Y 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4, Play Shop 3, 4, Boosters 3, 4. COOPER, BARBARA Lincoln Log 4, Student Council 2, Boosters 3, 4, Monitor 2, 3, 4. COOPER, NANCY Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sponsors 4, Lincoln Log 4, Class of I95I, Treasurer, Student Assistant 3, 4. CORBETT, CAROL Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Good Cheer 4. CRATON, ROBERT Football 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Boosters 2, 3, 4. CROWLEY, JACK Basketball lg Track l, 2, 3, 45 Football 2. CULLEN, JOHN DARDEEN, BETTY Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 45 F. O. A. 4. DAVISSON, ESTHER Chorus 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 45 F. O. A. 3, 45 Good Cheer 3, 4. DECKARD, HELEN Good Cheer 2, 3, 4. DEHON, MAURICE Basketball 2, 3, 4. DILLON, JOSEPH DOLLINGER, ROGER Band I, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Lincoln Log 45 Track l, 25 Cross Country 2. DOMROESE, KENNETH Monitor 45 Basketball l, 2, 45 Student Assistant l, 2, 3, 4. DONOVAN, NORMA F. O. A. 3, 45 Sentinel 3, 4. DOSER, DONNA Sponsors 2, 3, 45 Student Council 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Student Assistant l, 2, 3, 45 Sentinel l, 2, 4. DYKINS, PHYLLIS G. A. A. lg Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Sponsors 3, 4. 'WV M3 MU' -13 , -..wry K ,jgff - ,-:Q -3-:,::. -5 , ' -.- Q A 5 57' A no ., . , ' V Y A :g ifig ..:' : -'- . i Q , .,.. sis we f if ' YH!! ,Erik W-:swf 'WW EDGIN, LAVON ELLIOTT, JOHN ELMORE, ELDON FAIRHURST, MARGIE Hi-Y 3, 4, Sentinel 3, 4, F. O. A. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3. FARLEY, JAMES FIDLER, SALLY G. A. A. I, 3, 4, F. O. A. 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 4. FIDLER, VIVIAN FISHER, JAMES FORTNER, PAUL FOX, BETTY F. O. A. 2, 3, 4, Good Cheer 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Sentinel 3, 4. FOX, SUSAN Sponsors 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, Student Assistont 2, 3, 4. FREMDER, WILMA Glee Club 2, Bond 2, 3, 4, Drum Moiorette 4. GEORGE, BARBARA JEAN GODARE, JANE Boosters l, 2, Lincoln Log 4 GOODMAN, THOMAS Football l, 3, 4, Trock l, 2, Student Council 2. GooDwiN, coNNiE 1 GULLEY, WESLEY . .,,.b ,,.,, cwiN,JANeT , A .-.,: ' Lincoln Log 4, Ploy Shop 4. A 6 Mi J '::':.x ' -f.,-'rv .5 HARTZBURGE, THOMAS HAWKINS, NANCY Q HE c Ess i n DRI K, B ie J , ,.,A Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, Good Cheer 3, 4, G. A. A. 3. A E' ,rf HEMBREE, MARY ALICE HENDERSON, BETTY Chorus 2, F. O. A. 4, Good Cheer 4, Hi- Y 2, 3, 4. HERSCHELMIAN, MARJORIE ,,.--MX .... A F ,gi 75 QE ,IT T .f 323 A new , X HW 47 -.-,: 2 531 ,J A lit HESHER, DONALD HOFFMAN, WILLIAM Boosters 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4, Play Shop 4, Student Council 4. HOLLINGSWORTH, ALICE Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Good Cheer 2, 3. HORN, JANE HORRALL, PATRICIA Junior' Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Good Cheer 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Sentinel 4. HOWARD, WALTER F. O. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4. HUBBARD, ALICE Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. HUFFER, BONNA Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Good Cheer 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, F.O.A. 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4. HUGHES, ANNA Sentinel I, 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Good Cheer 4, Lincoln Log 4. HUNSDON, PHYLLIS Bond I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Good Cheer 4. JENKINS, BETTY Good Cheer 4. JOHNSON, JANET Boosters 4, Lincoln Log 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sentinel I, 2, 3, 4, Student Assistant 3. JOHNSON, WANDA Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Bond l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Monitor l. JONES, JACK JONES, JAMES KERN, IRENE Bond l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3, 4, Boosters 3, 4. KNOWLES, PAUL Footboll l, 2, 3, 4. KOPP, GERALD Football 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4. LANCE, LYMAN Student Council l, Lincoln Log 4, Sentinel 3, 4, Ploy Shop 4, Bosketboll 2, 3, 4, Footboll l, 2, 3, 4, Trock l, 2, Boseboll 3, 4. LANE, DORIS Junior Red Cross 4, Student Council 2, Monitor 2, Good Cheer 4. LIVINGSTONE, STELLA Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Good Cheer 4. LONGEST, GLORIA G. A. A. l, Junior Red Cross 3, 4. C LOWE, THOMAS LUTHE, JOHN 5 .,-' ,Q 1.3, ' ., gg .. Mft 2 -if Q. :'. , -...', V Nl it 4 .,, , 1 . A ff J- J : Q,,ff5f N . gg 'sl owl E ry . R K , , .grow LYNCH, ELMA McARTOR, ANITA Lincoln Log 4, Sentinel I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. I, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, F. O. A. 4. MCKEE, RICHARD Bond I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Sentinel 4. MCMILLEN, GEORGE MEIER, FAYE Good Cheer 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. MEIER, VICTOR F. O. A. 4, Sentinel 4. , MENEFEE, LOWELL Chorus 4. MILLER, JAMES Track I, 2, 3, Lincoln Log 4, Play Shop 32 4, Bosketboll I, 2, Student Council 2, 3. ' MOORE, JILL Lincoln Log 4, Sentinel 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. MORRISON, BEVERLY MUTCHMORE, LUTHERLA NADOLNY, JOHN Bond 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 4, Play Shop 3, 4. NASH, ROBERT Monoger, Footboll I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 4, Lincoln Log 4. ONKEN, PAUL Track I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country l, 2, 3, Boosters 3, 4, Sentinel 3, 4. OWENS, ROBERT Cross Country I, 2, Track I, 2, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Ploy Shop I, 2, 3, 4, Cheer Leoder 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. PHILLIPPE, AUDREY Junior Red Cross, F. O. A. 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Good Cheer 4. PHILLIPS, GEORGIA F. O. A. I, 2, Sponsors 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 4. PIELEMEIER, SARA Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Boosters 2, 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4, Sponsors 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 4. POO-RMAN, GLEN PRATHER, ROBERT RAMSAY, DONNA Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sentinel I, 2, 3, 4, Monitor 4, Student Council 4. REEL, JACK .Football 3, 4. RICKARD, DENNIS Junior Red Cross 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4. ROBBINS, LOUIS Student Council 4, Golf 3, 4. 'FESIL 'C 1' 'F . I H f 1 A .iz ,.,. ,W 3? ia if . -2: , 4325115 - if ' w QYNN., .li , ., 'H-.K .. . ' . 'f Sf Kal xl S w. tx J. . M' ff ff . Q' V44 .f .wfxge .Q ,, w ,QM 5 'S I , 2 MV ... ll 2 .. .... ,,Q, 'fl Q ,gg mfr:-gs?t5:z: fag J f,,f.gfm.sxf3, vs ,. RODGERS, SHIRLEY F. O. A. 3, Sentinel 4. ROELLCHEN, PHILLIP Football 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4, Hi-Y 2, Ploy Shop 3. RUBLE, ANN Hr-Y 2, 3, 4. SALTER, ROBERT SCHLOMER, JAMES SCOTT, WILLIAM SEALS, MARY Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3. SHEPHERD, MARILYNN F. O. A. I, 2, Student Council I, 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sponsors 2, 3, 4, Student Assistant 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3, 4. SHERMAN, CARMAN SMITH, JANE Boosters 3, 4, Sentinel I, 2, 3, 4, Sponsors 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3. SNYDER, JOANA Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Lincolnciirs 4, Junior Red Cross 3, 4. STAFFORD, FREDDIE STALEY, JO ANN Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4 F. O. A. 2, 3, Good Cheer 4, Sen tinel 4. STANFORD, DORIS STEFFY, ROWLAND STEIMEL, BETTY STEPHENS, HENRY F. O. A. 4. SUMMERS, THOMAS Sentinel 2, 3, 4, Bdseboll 3, 4. SWEENEY, DONALD Football I, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 4, Trock l. THOMPSON, SAMUEL Footboll l, 2, 3, 4, Trock l. THURGOOD, JUNE Bond 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4. ULAND, FRANK VAN EATON, JANET Sponsors 2, 3, 4, Boosters 3, 4, Student Council 3, Lincoln Log 4. VOLLMER, HELEN Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3. f y . ii' M. .b A 5 ' , ,, 5? WALLACE, JACK WALTON, MARY Hi-Y 1, 2, Junior Red Cross 1, G. A. A. 3, 4, F. O. A. 2, 3, 4, Good Cheer 4, Sentinel 4. WELTON, EVERETT Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, Track 1, 2. WHEELDEN, NAOMJA Junior Red Cross, F. O. A. 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Sentinel 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. WILKES, DOROTHY F. O. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Good Cheer 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 4. WILSON, LORETTA Junior Red Cross 1, Good Cheer 2, 3, 4, F. O. A. 2, 3, 4. WIREY, GARY Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Boosters 3, 4, Sentinel 1, 2, 3, Manager, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class of 1951, Vice-President, Lincoln Log 4. Class of 1952 End of Alphabetical List WITTENMYER, ELAINE WOODALL, MARILYN WRIGHT, LAURA GMM af 1952 JERRY PENNINGTON .... .... . , , JIMMY JACKSON ..,.. , . . SUE ELLEN BEDFORD .,.. BARBARA GREEN .............,..,.........,.. MISS HARRIETTE GRAYSON, MR. VVYANT BAKER ..., 4 . 4 .President .Vice-President . . . .Secretory . , . .Treasurer . . .Sponsors W1 if QA, if I ,A ::1 - QW , I mx Q' sky In ,A 5, -.,.' If I fi, '- 8-'R Q, : il W, 4- 1'- ,Z w .2 ,Q as ,,'::: I I: ,' ,. Wm . If---mn' I 4 55' , QQ Ei k huh vA4,' , 9 ' ,W 1 D WI M '1'PKm - ' I I, . Af' dk-fb , I :DN qV,,, A M J1q -3,. 4!' 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W h ALTOFF, JAMES ANDERSON, WILLIAM BAILEY, MILTON BAKER, JOHN BALDWIN, JOHN BARTLOW, ROBERT BEDFORD, SUE ELLEN BINNIE, LARRY BLUBAUM, WAYNE BOND, DONNA BONHOMME, ROBERT BOYD, JAMES BRIDGES, WILLIAM BRINES, DAVID BRINES, SHARON BURKE, JAMES BURNSIDE, SUE BUYER, BARBARA CARIE, JO ANN CARNAHAN, ROBERT CARTER, ELIZABETH CASKEY, ELVIS COLLINS, MARILYN COMBS, CHARLES COMER, BETTY RUTH COOPER, JORETTA COOPER, MARIE CULLEN, MARY DAVIS, JO ANN DONALDSON, JACK DOOLEY, JERRY DUCKWORTH, PAT DYKEN, PAUL EARHART, EDNA EARLY, REX EAST, JACK EDGIN, REBA EDWARDS, ALICE EDWARDS, MARGE ELLERMAN, BETTY EMISON, SHIRLEY ESLAMAN, SHIRLEY EVANS, DOROTHY FARIS, JUDY , FERGUSON, JERRY FIELDS, GLENDOLA FIFER, JAMES FISHER, MARGARET FRAVEL, EDWARD GOODWIN, .IANICE GRAY, JOHN GREEN, BARBARA GRIGSBY, SUE GROVE, CAROLYN GRUBB, MELBA HAAFF, WILLIAM HARRIS, ANITA HARTMAN, JACK HAYS, VIRGINIA HAWKINS, JAMES HECK, SHIRLEY HEDGE, MEREDITH HEDRICK, SHIRLEY HENDERSON, EMILY HERR, PAT HESHER, LEONA HITT, NORMA HOOD, WILLIAM HORNER, CAROLYN HORRALL, DOROTHY HUDSON, DONALD INMAN, MARY'JO JACKSON, JIMMY JACKSON, PHILLIP JOHNSON, JEANNE KARP, SOL KELLEY, WILLIAM KELLERSOHN, DOROTHY KIMMEL, ELLA MAE' KIMMONS, COWETA -J-qu-A ,Af ' ' :T 1 ': I-I .ri K x 4 ff gal, 2+ . .1 'fhl 5 , Aw EW Y A in A ' AY M ' li , : Q i I? 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A , - V, A : V., . .V KLEMEYER, JEANNE KLEIN, ORVAL KNAPP, WILLIAM KNOWLES, HENRY LA MARCHE, FREDERICK LANCASTER, HELEN LANCASTER, RALPH LAWSON, JANICE LAY, JEAN LIKE, MARILYN LOCKHART, RALPH LOWE, DONNA LUCAS, JOHN MCCOY, CAROLYN MCNEECE, ELO MADISON, JAMES MANUEL, ORREL MATTINGLY, BARBARA MAYSE, FRANK MILLER, MARLANE MILLER, MARQUITA MUTCHMORE, NELTA NANCE, LELAND NASH, GAYLE NELSON, MARY JO NIELAND, MARLYS NIGHTINGALE, JAMES OWENS, GLENN PALMER, JOE PARRISH, BERTIS PENNINGTON, JERRY PHILLIPPE, JOHN PORTER, YVONNE PRUITT, ROY RANEY, BETTY RANEY, LA VAUGHN REEL, MILDRED RIDGELY, JERRY RIDGELY, MARION ROACH, VERDA ROELLCHEN, TOM ROELLGEN, JOHN SCHENCK, JOYCE SEALS, NAOMI SETTLE, ROBERT SHICK, WALTER SIMPSON, SUSAN SMITH, SHIRLEY SNYDER, TED SPOONMORE, JEAN SPORE, DONALD SPRADLING, SHIRLEY STAFFORD, 'JEAN STANHOPE, JO ANN STOKELEY, MARGARET SWING, BARBARA TAYLOR, BETTY TERRELL, JOAN TERRELL PHYLLIS THOMPSON, CARL THOMPSON, EUGENE THOMPSON, JIM TINDALL, SHIRLEY TOLBERT, BARBARA TOLSON, CHARLES TOWNSEND, BARBARA UPDIKE, PATRICIA VOLLMER, PATTY VOLLMER, VERNA WALTON, DONNA WATSON, CLARKE WEBBER, SYLVIA WEDEL, WANDA WELTON, ROSELYN WESTFALL, GLORIA WHITLOCK, SUE WIELING, CLARA WILSON, CHARLOTTE WILSON, CONWAY WINKLER, RALPH ' - M-f, 2 we ' 'V 1 . M V' I -- :'E::'3i1:IE.,2Q,:Qi, 1 :,., Q ,,, 4 , I P ,L, 4 ER , .-.-v-v2 ' ' wh... my inn ' ' .,l.::,L ' mm IS I 2 I A ' 5 ' . if as R ef -LL ig' , V I .... HE V ,., Q . V Q QQ gy, 55252 ,uw ' I- ,iff ' 6 if 'IM WH 'L' ' QVAI J iw. aim, ax, I LIJ f 5. A R -ARLZ F if '. f ,, ff 3 lx A will 'T ..,. . . , , A . . '-12f 'Q' ' 3 , , ,.., ,W ,bf 'F' FN ,L Q ,I 3 gk Q, , 2 it Im., 4 A I , ..,,.:- A .,,. , :A1 RW Y A I , I ,,,. , Wx 1 A :' mv. .IQ , MISS MILLER'S GUIDANCE GROUP Abbott, Thomas, Beber, Eugene, Blue- baum, George, Burton, Donald, Carrie, Henry, Dodd, Robert, Judy, Thomas, Korb John, Melcho, Donald, Nash, Harvey Osterhage, Lanny, Pinkstaff, Leo, Raney Donald, Schlomer, Robert, Smith, Charles, Wright, John. N MR. GROVE'S GUIDANCE GROUP Baker, Lucille, Beaman, Shirley, Byers, Carolyn, Chanley, Betty, Combs, Mary, Copp, Barbara, Decker, Nancy, Donaldson, Jennie, Foncannon, Linda, Hebert, Lois, Jenkins, Georgia, Lockhart, Shirley, Mack, Lynn, Mallory, Sue, Manning, Betty, Myers, Charlotte, Riggs, Sue, Roberson, Barbara, Shouse, Jerry, Simpson, Susan, Williams, Martha. Miss onAYsoN's GUIDANCE onoup Hamke, Gloria, Hamm, Shirley, Hampton Charlotte, Hatfield, Shirley, Hedge, Merriel Heitkamp, Sally, Hollis, Sandra, Hoover Sandra, Horn, Judy, Huffer, Carol, Johnson Betty, Joice, Barbara, Klein, Donna, Kole- house, Wanda, Lancaster, Norma, Meier Shirley, Murphy, Nancy, Neighbors, Wanda O'Neill, Virginia, Page, Patricia, Painter Donna, Parrett, Patricia, Phillippe, Barbara Powell, Naomi. MR. J. L. ADAMS' 'GUIDANCE GROUP Abbott, Richard, Alvis, David, Anderson Larry, Barebo, Charles, Clarke, Gaylord Camp, James, Campbell, John, Crowe, Bill Cullison, Junior, Cullison, Phillip, Fox, .lim Fox, Dick, Forbes, Bob, Faris, Jay Dee Doyle, Donald, George, Gerald, Ditsler Dale, Donovan, Charles, Brandon, Floyd Bottles, Joseph. I 1 1 I 1 I NISS KIMMELL'S GUIDANCE GROUP Qualkenbush, Marcia, Robinson, Barbara, Rose, Daphane, Sayre, Darlene, Schneider, Marcia, Schroeder, Donna, Schultz, Annette, Shake, Carolyn, Smith, Naomi, Snyder, Margie, Staley, Mary, Steffen, Peggy, Steffy, Barbara, Strater, Beverly, Stone, Mary, Swettenam, Barbara, Taylor, Mary Ellen, Theriac, Sue, Thompson, Barbara, Tisdale, Barbara, Tolbert, Claudia, Tresner Beverly, Van Horn, Carole, Von Behren Patricia, Weitz, Suzanne, Welton, Patricia, Williams, Mary Louise, Wise, Raelene. 1 1 MR. SCHULTE'S GUIDANCE GROUP Gillispie, Richard, Goodwin, Bruce, Han- sen, Robert, Harker, Jack, Hayes, Jack, Hinderliter, Ronald, Hoffman, Maurice- Hoffman, Orville, Hoover, Eugene, Hughes Robert, ller, Morton, Jones, Leonard, Janes Paul, Kopp, John, Landrum, Sanford, Like Marvin, Lindsey, William, Loudermilk Charles, McKinney, John, McMillen, William, Manis, Robert, Malen, Bruce, Moyes, Dale, Mumaw, Keith, Mutchmore, Gary, Nickless, Harley. 1 1 1 1 I MISS CANNON'S GUIDANCE GROUP Allen, Marilyn, Andrews, Helen, Arter- burn, Linda, Blubaum, Lolita, Boelling, Rita, Branham, Gloria, Brothers, Patty, Burkey, Eunice, Campling, Mary, Carnahan, Bar- bara, Clark, Betty Ann, Clouds, Sylvia, Cooper, Shirley, Corbett, Rita, Crawford, Carole, Crowe, Mary Jo, Dunham, Clara, Duckworth, Billie, Fielder, Sonia, Frisz, Mary, Fulkerson, Brenda, Gordon, Barbara, Grover, Linda. MR. BURNETT'S GUIDANCE GROUP Nierste, John, Nightingale, Jerry, Peake, Robert, Pry, Eugene, Pyle, Robert, Qualls, David, Reitmeier, Billy, Richardson, Kenney, Rusk, Richard, Shelton, Don, Shipley, Gary, Stein, Arnold, Stephens, Norman, Stephens, Russell, Stephenson, Bill, Stubblefield, Don' ald, Swettenane, Leo, Turner, James, Wat- son, Bob, Whalen, Wayne, White, Paul, Wilkes, Milton, Williams, Norman, Williams, Richard. MISS CROUCH'S GUIDANCE GROUP Brummett, Virginia, Craig, Billie Alice, Curry, Peggy, Johnson, Rita, McClung, Arita, Miller, Carole Sue, Nickless, Shirley, Nolan, Beverly, Peters, Irma Jean, Raney, Beverly, Ross, Yvonne, Tislow, Vonda, Trent, Rita, Tumey, Ann Marie, White, Wilma Jane, Wright, Shirley, MISS FORBES' GUIDANCE GROUP Allen, Norman, Bailey, Ronnie, Benson, Larry, Borden, Joe, Cardinal, Ed, Cheek, Jim, Cunningham, Jim, Donaldson, Allen, Greenlee, Howard, Johnson, Don, Knaub, Eddie, Lane, Jerry, Lorrison, Billy, Lowe, Joe, Orndorft, Howard, Preuz, Harold, Roach, Don, Robold, John, Stafford, Wes- ley, TeVault, Larry, Thomas, James, Wall, Thomas. MR. SMITH'S GUIDANCE GROUP Powell, Jerry, Provines, Bob, Raney, Bill, Richardville, Harold, Robbins, James, Roe, Richard, Rodgers, John, Rogers, John, Ryder, Dick, Schmidt, Tim, Smith, Ralph, Stanhope, Richard, Stubblefield, Billy, Sweeney, Mar- vin, Thompson, Riley, Townsley, William, Tisdale, Arthur, Vaught, Jackie, Vollmer Richard, Weidner, Don, Wessel, Paul, Wil liams, Rex. MR. JACKSON'S GUIDANCE GROUP Kelly, Paul, Kirchotf, David, Kizer, Robert Knapp, Stanley, Kolchouse, Donald, Land rey, Richard, Lay, Otto, Legg, Kenneth Levenhagen, Arlen, Loudermilk, Joe, Massey Don, lvlcColpen, Lee, McKibben, Robert Miller, Austen, Moyes, Kenneth, Navolt Joe, O'Neil, David, Parker, Charles, Peach Denver, Phelps, Phillippe, Harold, Piety Robert, Pinkstaft, Harold, Porter, Charles. MISS VANWEY'S GUIDANCE GROUP Anderson, Paul, Althoft, Richard, Alexander, Richard, Ashby, John, Blakley, Bernard, Blagrave, Robert, Beamon, Dale, Brown, Jack, Booker, Dennis, Burnet, Jack, Biester, Thomas, Bright, Benny, Biggs, Ronald, Bur- ton, Robert, Blann, Larry, Cullivan, Donald, Cox, Eugene, Combs, Dan, Brothers, Joe, Cooper, Larry, Bruce, Robert, Clemmons, J. D., Carnahan, Wayne, Brown, Jack, Booker, Dennis, Bedell, Doyle. MR. lNMAN'S GUIDANCE GROUP Dale, Jack, Dotson, Paul, Dukes, Eugene, Edwards, John, Farmer, Jack, Fischer, John, Fortner, Kenneth, Flummerfelt, Joe, Foss- meyer, Fred, Green, Ray, Hall, Richard, Hebert, Larry, Harrington, Larry, Henderson, Robert, Herr, Torn, lvers, Verne, Jacobs, Harold, Jacobs, James, Johnson, William, Johnson, Norbett, Joyce, James. MISS POLK'S GUIDANCE GROUP Fidler, Avenelle, Fisher, Juanita, Fostor, Karon, Godfrey, Evelyn, Goodwin, Emily, Graham, Alice, Hamm, Linda, Harrington, Phyllis, Heck, Donna, Hedrick, Gladys, Helderman, Reba, Helpingstine, Jacqueline, Hulen, Mary, lvers, Shirley, Jackson, Alice, Johnson, Betty, Jones, Evelyn, Jordan, Val- erie, Knepper, Peggy, Kolehouse, Shirley, Like, Lavada, Like, Shirley, McCarthy, Norma, McCool, Jo Ann, Modding, Beverly, Madison, Mary, Martin, Mary Jo, Miller, Jo Ann, Murray, Carol. MR. CONRAD'S AND MR. F. H. ADAMS' GUIDANCE GROUP Niblack, Betty, Nightingale, Wilma, Onken, Margie, Ostendorf, Rita, Pea, Sha- ron, Phillippe, Judith, Phillippe, Norma, Phillips, Hattie, Pittman, Ruth, Post, Jac- queline, Reep, Susan, Richardson, Patricia, Ryan, Sally, Sandifer, Shirley, S-chlomer, Ruth, Skinner, Elsie, Smith, Betty, Smith, Dorriz, Stalcup, Charmaine, Steininger, Helen, Stowe, Margie, Thompson, Leona, Thurston, Wanda, Twitty, Ruth, Venable, Patty, Wampler, Penny, Whitlock, Jayne, Wittenrneyer, Nancy, Wolfe, Lynda, Abshire Jean, Adkins, Grace, Alvis, Norma, Anson Xarepha, Bass, Rose, Blessinger, Mary, Booth, Jerry, Bottoms, Barbara, Boswell, Gwendolyn, Bowers, Iris, Brock, Opal, Brcugh, Elizabeth, Camp, Mary Lou, Carie Marilyn, Cater, Anna, Collins, Jacqueline, Collins, Jean, Corrie, Peggy, Crowley, Mildred, Cullison, Betty, Davison, Joy, Donovan, Marilyn, Earhart, Rose Marie. r 1 1 L O ul-- 441 . 'i F.:- in oskefboll, Football Trock ond call For our Afhlefes The girls do foll 1 x . , ' i 1 A 1' H T ,il Llc i 5 , il i ,A- 4,S 4.4, Lwlgiiii . gan Q Q ff ,ff , if , xr if K f . 2. 5. z 37 Q f Wfw??Yfi3?5, -:f': Es5wE:::5'. ' 1 ' 'f' 'lf , A x1f':2 Sy ,fY?,: A L S age' ,Lf '4 ,,,, g,j'S?z 'L bf A Q A ff? ,, I lf IEW' X 4 , W A 5 W if f .. ww ' 5gS'2bf , I X . makes Lip X ,4 J MW, Y flfilid ' , Q sg' N - -112.455 g:,,:5,, . why, W g ni W W, 3 1, 5 -3 J- x .ag if . 1, Lf x MW Mmm, f::x:s:' :,:a5:::1a::,ff::-af:-5: ' .: 1 - 1:-:s.:. fy gg - 3-f:5:s5::33,:g:5::.::' v 5 E315 E Mg Q M ,.,, J I ff .. Q AK Q23 we Wig K , ' 5:1192 ' gr . gg, f- '. ' - . aw. 'U fig' 4 ' -' ,, :. 15 : 5- if. .,,, - 5 f: V J - A ' ' Q 35 5555? ..,., 5 1: 2.3515 ? P5 ,,,. ,,,,. MV . my M N6 W , , 5,5 A 1 X, 2 ?' , i 11.1 t 44, fw- 3? ., ' Q 'J ,KW A , Y 1 fffff S I is H WYANT BAKER GEORGE INMAN OSCAR FINKE Assistant Coach Head Coach Assistant Coach amide!! The 1950 football season provided one of the most triumphant and successful football teams in the history of the school, except in T946 when Vincennes was champion of the S.l.A.C. The persons who were responsible for this successful season were Head Coach George Inman and his staff, Assistant Coaches Oscar Finke and Wyant Baker. The' Alices had a remarkable season with 9 wins and l loss, piling up a total of 243 points to the opponents 52. So the scoring shows that the Alices were also a defensive team as well as an of- fensive one. Although Central of Evansville marred our slate for a clean record that didnft lower the morale of the boys one bit as ROBERT NASH AND TOM WALL Student Managers ll' ff 'I ' 9 I Q in , . f Vw '7 41 we ees E., ia?-IL! Wi? QB an Nr, X . fm '59 ,ff- Semaw an 7mm Lyman Lance, 6' tall, weighing 167 lbs, has been aggressive at the end slot on both offense and defense. He also plays basketball and baseball, and is a letterman in all these sports. Don Sweeney, 5' 11 tall, weighing 160 lbs, and was another tower of strength, playing at the opposite end from his buddy, Lance. Moved from guard to end in 1947, Don easily won the berth of regular end. Jack Reel, 6' 1 , weighing 200 lbs, was the immediate choice for tackle this year. He was also known for his kickoffs and points after touchdowns. He won his letter at tackle last year. Sam Thompson, whose 175 lbs, and height of 6' IW' weighed heavily on his side of the line, was an important factor in the success of the team this year. His second year as varsity tackle, he also plays baseball. Paul Knowles, 5' 11 tall, weighing 165 lbs, was the very aggressive center on the 1950 Alice team. incidentally, he's the son of a one-time Alice great, Jake Knowles. Phil Roellchen, 6' 3 tall, weighing 165 lbs, played right end. He also plays golf, and, like Paul, is the son of a former V. H. S. athlete, Ed Roellchen. Gerald Kopp, 6' 2 tall, weighing 185 lbs, played right tackle, dding his fair share in contributing to the Alice successes. Tom Goodman, 5' 4 tall, weighing 140 lbs, was the shortest man on the team, but was one of the fastest. ln his position as left .halfback he was a help both on offense as well as defense. Springtime finds him a prominent member of the track team. Top Row: D. Johnson, N. Johnson, T. Herr, C. Barebo, V.. Daugherty, D. Bedell, N. Williams, J. Dale, B. Johnson, J. Loudermilk, K. Richardson, J. Collins, H. Pinkstaff, D. Ryder, B. Dodd, L. Benson, E. Rainey . . . Bottom Row: St. Mgr. T. Wall, C. Kaiser, J. Dukes, D. Stanhope, D. Shelton, C. Loudermilk, R. Hinderliter, M. Hoffman, R. Bailey, L. Swettenam, VR. Williams, J. Robbins, L. Pinkstaff, L. Zinken, L. Hebert, H. Preuz. -A A Y . Y s- .A . . . ,...,.......n..........a, , ,. . ,.,, .7 AMMAA YA-4M.l4 NWN Bob Crafon, co-caprain, was a mark- ed man all Through The 1950 season, because of his decepfiveness and line backing on defense. He was a fullback, 5' 10 Tall, weighing 165. 1 Bill Brines, co-captain, 5' 6 , weigh- ing 142 lbs, alternated between left lwalfback and quarterback. In addifion To being a deceptive runner, he also was a stout defensive man. Qcacafialf VINCENNES VINCENNES VINCENNES VINCENNES VINCENNES VINCENNES VINCENNES VINCENNES VINCENNES VINCENNES Saddle BRAZIL ....... WILEY ............ LAWRENCEVILLE .... PRINCETON ........ EVANSVILLE CENTRAL WASHINGTON ..... NEW ALBANY ..... BLOOMINGTON . . . SULLIVAN ...... BICKNELL . , . 1950-51 SEASON Vincennes ..,.,,.... ....46 T. l-l. Gerstmeyer ,...... 44 Vincennes ,..,. ...,,. 3 7 Bicknell . .. ...,.. . . 43 Vincennes. .... ,..,... 6 O VVasl'iington .,...,.... 48 Vincennes. ... ,. . . . .46 LaPorte . , . ...... . . 44 Vincennes ....,, .... 4 l Bedford . . . ...... , . 67 Vincennes .. .. ....62 Sullivan ..,.. .... . . 48 Vincennes... ,. . ...U28 New Albany ....., .. 45 Vincennes ...,.,........ 64 E'ville Central ...,s,.. 58 Vincennes. . ,.,..,... .55 Jasper . . ......... 49 Vincennes ,..,.. .... 4 5 Madison .. .... . . . 49 Vincennes .,............ 40 Washington .....,.... 48 Vincennes .,.... .,,... 6 8 Lawrenceville ,.,,, .. 39 Vincennes ..s.. ..,...., 6 7 T. H. Garfield ........ 45 Vincennes .,......,..... Bloomington ...,. . Vincennes .......,...,.. I Jasper ........, 1 Vincennes ....,,. ...... Muncie Central . . Vincennes ..... , l-luntingburg Vincennes, .. .... E'ville Bosse NEW YEAR'S Vincennes ..... Jasper . . , Vincennes ....... 43 42 47 ....4Q 53 ..-55 ...,..56 54 ....,.33 .... H52 TOURNEY ....53 .. ..c... 52 .....47 Washington .., ..., 46 Head Coach Chef Francis Assistant Coach Oscar Finke Bmkeiiafll The green and white clad Alices of Vincennes opened The T950-5l season with a 46 to 44 victory over the Black Cats ot Terre Haute Gerstmeyer, starting The Alices off on a very good season. Coach Chet Francis, since he lost six of his ten first string players of last season, drew heavily on his reserve and B sauad, and produced a fine, last team again this year. especially needed under The basket. This along with the fact that Chet was stronger in substitutes than before, gave him a very smooth ball club which was feared all over The state. Besides being very fast The Alices had a lot of height, Student Managers Gary Wirey and Pat Bailey smnsvw. ' This year Chet came up with some- thing a Vincennes Team hasn'T had in a good many years, a pressing defense . This pressing deTense is a lot like The ones used in many of The larger colleges across the nation. The New Year's Day Tourney brought together Vlfashington, Jasper, Huntingburg, and Vincennes. In this Tourney The Alices come out with The championship trophy. The Alices met Jasper in the afternoon V game' and defeated them 53 To 52 in an UEQTQ iovertime That night saw them defeat Witch-i24ES HEGH SEBUQT Washington, after a hard-fought battle, 47 to 46. JERRY PFNNINGION Guard LYMAN LANCE Guard MAURICE DEI-ION Forward LANNY OSTERI-IAGE Guard JOI-IN KORB Center HARVEY NASH Forward KENNETH DOMROESF Forward JOHN BACI-IFR Guard JIMMY JACKSON Forward BOB BONI-IOMME Forward JIM BURKE Cermrer DICK FOX Guard LET'S LOOK AT THE TEAM JOHN BACHER-A senior guard with one year's experience, John played a fine game ot ball, but was plagued all season with a bad ankle. Johnny loves to shoot a As the season went on the Alices got stronger, defeating Evansville Central, ranked seventh in the Associated Press poll, Jasper and then played a close game with the highly ranked Madison team. After defeating Bloomington, the Alices moved up to 13th place in the AP poll, but after Muncie Central beat us 55 to 53 we tell to 20th place on the last poll. long set shot on a drive under. MAURICE DEHON-Maurice played his second and, without a doubt, his most outstanding season on the varsity, A torward, he has a good eye tor The basket and uses it to great advantage with his one-handed set shot. KENNETH DOMROESE-Kenny plays forward but did not see too much action this year, due to the tact that he had an old leg iniury which finally knocked him out completely. LYMAN l.ANCEfA scrappy, hard-driving senior guard, Lyman played his third year on the varsity. He specializes in a long two-handed set shot. JIM BURKEwSince the beginning ot the basketball season we have noticed the outstanding develop- ment ot this iunior's ability, especially the capable way Jim handles himself in the center slot. BOB BONHOMME-High point man tor the sea son, Bob likes to shoot a two-handed overhead shot. He achieved top recognition by being named to the All-State second team in the Courier-Journal poll. JERRY PENNlNGTONwAnother junior, whose amazing speed overcomes the disadvantage of his lack ot height. Jerry, a first rate basketball guard, is also one ot the swittest halfbacks on the local gridiron. JIMMY JACKSON-Another who lacks height, but he, too, makes up for it by his amazing speed. Jim, a guard, shoots a successful twoehanded set shot. As a senior, he's looking torward to his most successful year in sports. l.ANNY OSTERHAGE-Lanny made a name tor himself in his tirst year on the varsity. Two-handed set shots from somewhere near the center circle are the kind ot shots Lanny loves to shoot, and he usually makes them too. W JOHN KORB-A reserve center. John had quite a load tall upon his shoulders at tourney time when Jim Burke was iniured, but he handled the iob like a veteran, which gives evidence that he has two successful seasons yet to play tor the Alices. Left to Right: H. Nash, B. Dodd, D. Fox, C. Yochum, J. Kerb, J. Nierste, B. Watson. is 7 Q w dv Qgiaq 'Q S AQ .24 fs Q is 'FSP We iw Q ar 1 ,W wa fx K Lw gfiyg , fu if Q us me 5' apli' 111 Q Vmck The 1950 Lincoln High School track team, paced by their captain, Ted Sny- der, had a very successful season. This was the sixth straight season that the Thinly-clads, under the able direction of Coach George McCormick, i Moc to all the boysl, have gone undefeated in ,dual meets. The cinder-men started their season with a dual meet victory over Jasper. They followed this up quickly with dual meet victories over Petersburg, Linton, Petersburg a second time, Lawrenceville, Bicknell and Washington. Vincennes was represented in the S. I. A. C. by Ted Snyder, who won his heat in the mile in' the fastest time of the clay, and Bob Carnahan who took third place in the half mile. COACH GEORGE MCCORMACK At the Sectional Meet three Alice cinder-men quailfied for the regional meet. They were: Ted Sny der in the mile, Robert Hollingsworth in the shot-put, and Paul East in the quarter mile. Later, Ted Snyder placed third in the regional meet. The members of this year's track squad were: Ted Snyder, Roy Pruitt, Robert Hollingsworth Paul East, .lack East, Jack Crowley, Robert Bonhomme, Jerry Ferguson, Leland Nance, .lack Reel, Jerry en nington, Ralph Lockhart, Robert Inman, Virgil Doherty, Larry Couch, John Nierste, Gaylord Clark Q- Scrum Vincennes Vincennes. . Vincennes Vincennes Vincennes Vincennes Vincennes Jasper .,........ Petersburg ...... Linton .......... Petersburg ...... Lawrenceville Bicknell ......... Washington Paul Onken, Jim Boyd, Robert Craton, Tommy Goodman, Fred Lalvlarche, John Boker, William Hood, Lanny Osterhage, John Korb, Sandy Landrum, Charles Tolson, Bert Beaman, and Robert Hansen. il-L, . . 1-55,1 iran, 1 5 Top: R. Pruitt, B. Hood, J. Phillippe, L. Osterhage, G. Anderson, J. Ridgeley, J. Nierste . . . Bottom: C. Smith, T. Snyder, B. Carnahan, J. Boyd, L. Couch. 64044 Qcemhq The Alices Cross-Country team of T950 had a very successful' season under the direction of Coach George McCormick. They were undefeated in dualmeets. The harriers started off their season by shutting-out Wiley of Terre Haute. They followed this by a dual meet vic- tory over Bloomington. Next they de- feated both Washington and Bosse in a triangular meet. They followed this up with dual meet victories over Paris,-Ill., the Illinois state champion, and Jasper. The Alices were disqualified in the Old Post Invitation meet when Ted Snyder accidently by-passed a flag along the 1-course, automatically disqualifying the whole team. The' Alices followed up this bad luck by winning the S.I.A.C. meet for the fourth straight time since the S.H. S.A.A. started having sectional meets four years ago. By winning the Alices were able to make their third straight trip to the state meet. At the state meet they placed seventh. l '1 ,..4l Ted Snyder actually led his team to their 18th season of no defeats in dual meets in the 21 years that Lincoln High has had Cross-Country by winning all races except the Invitational and State meets. ln the 21 years of Cross-Country the Alice have lost 5 of 122 meets, one to Paris, Ill., and one to Bloomington, two to Terre Haute Wiley, and one to Evans- ville Central. The 1950 harriers were: Ted Snyder, Lanny Osterhage, Bob Carahan, Jim Boyd, John Phillippe Bill Hood, Charley Smith, Gary Anderson, Jerry Ridgley, Larry Couch, Roy Pruitt, Bob Hanson, R D Lockhart, John Nierste, Dale Hudson, Henry Carrie, Charles, Tolson, Fred LaMarshe, J.. D. Clemens Larry Bland, Beenie Bright, Danny Combs, and Carl Yochum. The freshman championship of the team was won by J. D. Clemens. . SCORES V.H.S.. .15 Wiley ..... .. V.H.S.. .22 Bloomington . . V.H.S.. .18 Washington . . Bosse. .53 V.H.S.. .21 Paris ... V.H.S.. .15 Jasper ... . S.l.A.C. ltop 31 Vincennes. .38 Bloomington Evansville. .86 SECTlONAL ltop 21 Vincennes. .34 Salem . . STATE Vincennes 7th place Left to Right: L. Robbins, L. Pinkstaff, D. Moyes, D. Hudson, J. Collins, V. Burkhardt. Wi The T950 golf team renewed their schedule, but lacking experience lost every meet they had scheduled. Al- though this happened, the boys perform- ed well, and more will be expected from them in 1951. The first meet was at Linton, which was a triangular meet between Garfield of Terre Haute, Linton, and Vincennes, with Garfield first, Vincennes second, and Linton third., At Bedford the meet' between Bedford, Bloomington, and Vincennes, resulted in Bedford first, Bloom- ington second, and Vincennes third. In the S.I.A.C. meet at Bedford, the scores were: Central of Evansville first, Reitz of Evansville sec- ond, New Albany third, Bosse of Evansville fourth, Bloomington fifth, and Vincennes sixth. In the Sectional at Bedford seven teams participated, but Vincennes came in first. At Vincennes in the meet between Mater Dei of Evansville, and Vincennes, the score was Mater Dei T4, Vincennes l. In the lntra-squad meet, James Col- lins, a Sophomore, was the champ. intra-squad champion, James Collins. 2 t i E 5 E i L i E i i LA Ll tl ,EX xkll' u xx' if W A I I '7 . 4 N-i4 4 M-A, WV UL ou're about To see The sociol life of Lincoln High i 1 ' 1 I E S Qld Prepare for the fight Vincennes High -this song which represents the spirit of Lincoln High is pl y ed bv our School Band at all the home football and basketball games. The band, which is directed by Mr. O. L. Dunn, also plays at various Commencements, parades and -concerts in the spring. Members of theband are as follows: P. Alsop, L. Arterburn, L. Baker, R. Bartlow, B. Bridges, E. Burkey, J. Camp, E. Caskey, P. Clark, L. Conrad, T. Davidson, R. Dollinger, J. Fahey, J. D. Faris, J. Faris, J. Flummerfelt, B. Forbes, W. Fremder, B. Goodwin, J. Gray, H. Greenlee, C. Grove, J Harker, J. Hebert, L. Hebert, P. Hunsdon, L Johnson, N. Johnson, W. Johnson, B. Joice, V Jordan, I. Kern, D. Kirchoff, R. Lcmpton, J. Mc- Cool, R. McKee, B. McMillen, B. Modding, M Miller, J. Nadolny, J. Navolt, D. O'Nefl, J. Pal- mer, R. Peake, B. Phillippe, L. Pinkstaff, M Ridgley, O. Ridgley, G. Rose, C. Sager, T. Schmidt C. Shake, E. Shoemaker, J. Shouse, J. Terrell, J Thurgood, B. Tolbert, C. Tolbert, R. Wagonseller, W. Wedel, D. Weidner, R. A. Wheeler, S. Wilson E. Whittenmeyer, L. Wolfe. 1 Maiorettes: Patty'Alsop, Judy Faris, Wilma Fremder Beverly Manning, and Linda Arterburn -sw Bamiew GMA Boosters Club members are very active in many of the activities of the school. They serve as guides for open house during National Education Week, assist with book sales, plan pep sessions, sponsor special cheer groups, and cheer leaders, and assist in ticket sales. Membership is limited to 50 students who are chosen by a student committee on ci basis of citizen- ship, leadership, and service. Officers and Sponsor: Irene Kern, Sue Ellen Bedford Miss Polk, Sara Pielemeier, and Bill Hoffman. Old members of the club are: G. Anderson, B. Coleman, B. Cooper, S. Pielemeier, B. Prather, G. Wirey, J. Johnson, C. Argenta, S. Brines, P. Herr, I. Kern, L. V. Raney, S. E. Bedford, J. Godare, B. Hoffman, B. Owens, .l. VanEaton, J Smith, J. Faris, P. Onken, C. Tolson, B. Craton J. Stanhope, R. Pruitt, S. Lockhart, L. Foncannon, J. Klemeyer, J. Stafford, V. O'Neill. QM Nifdeizc Nuwmimn The Girls' Athletic Association Club was organized in '47 by Miss Helen Polk to stimulate participotion in girls' oth- letics and to promote ideals of recreation, health, ond sportsmanship. This club participates in Play Days with surrounding schools, sponsors o Volley Boll Play Day, and porticipates in the State Week-end Comp. Awards are given to the girls on o point system. Officers and sponsor: Carolyn McCoy, Miss Polk Sally Fidler, Gloria Westfall, and Audrey Phillippe Members ore as follows: L. Boker, V. Brummett, R. Corbett, M. J. Crowe, P. Duckworth, R. Edgln A Horns G Hedrick M. Hulen, C. Myers, B. Roney, B. Roberson, S. Sonderfer, J. S:henck, S. Simpson, S. Sprodling J Stafford V Tlslow A Tumey, P. Updike, P. Venoble, M. Wolton, R. Welton, N. Wheelden, D. Wilkes, C. Wilson, W Welel B Swing P Corrie and B. Carrie. aancfallian of zqmefzica Boys of Lincoln High, who are now serving in the Armed Forces are cheered uo throughout the year by the Old Post Sentinels and the Christmas boxes sent to them by the F O A Club This worthy club, which is sponsored by Miss Harriette Grayson and Mr Herbert Adams furnished a room for the new wing of the hospital in '49 in memory of Mr Oscar Hertling Members of the club are as follows: L. Barebo B. Carnahan, C, Claycomb, M. Collins, J. Cooper, B. Dardeen, E. Davidson, H. Deckard, N. Dano ven, P. Duckworth, J. Durham, M. Fairhurst, S Fidler, M. Fisher, B. Fox, J. Goodwin, B. Green A. Harris, N. Hawkins, B. Henderson, W. Howard B. l-lufter, J. Jones, S. Karp, O. Klein, J. Lawson J. McKinley, V. Roach, S. Rogers, T. Snyder, J Spoonmore, S. Spadley, D. Stanford, B. Swing P. Terrell, P. Updike, M. Walton, D. Walton, R Welton, G. Westfall, D. Wilkes, C. Wilson, L Wilson E. Whittenme er N. Wheelden S. Whit I Y I f ' lock, M. Woodall, L. Wright, V. Meier, J. Bottles, C. Kimmons, S. Esleman, M. Wilkes, H. Stevens, and G. Clark. Officers and Sponsors Miss Grayson Jim Hawkins Jack Donaldson Naomi Wheeldon and Mr Adams f Wire finden! ganna!! The council sponsors the monitor system, the purchasing and decorating of the Christmas tree tor Lincoln High School, the voting for the Homecoming Queen, and new this year, the Lost and Found Department. Each Home Room of high school elects one representative to serve on this council. Student representatives this year are: P. Ander- son, X. Anson, L. Arterburn, M. Beach, B. Brines, S. Brines, S. Burnside, B. Copp, A. Donaldson, J, D. Farris, B. Hanson, B, Hoffman, S. Hoover, B. Johnson, D. Kolehouse, H. Lancaster, C. S. Miller, L. Osterhage, J. Pennington, T. Snyder, R. Stanhope, L. Robbins, B. Watson, S. Weitz, L. Wolfe. Officers and Sponsors: Mr. Decker, Lanny Osterhage Mary Beach, Ted Snyder, and Miss Eppert. Sllmlfenll rqdefzillanid The Library Assistants are: N. Decker, C. Argenta, B. Green, S. Emison, J. Spoonmore, L. Arterburn, A. Hollingsworth, M. J. Nelson, R. Peake. The Athletic Office Assistants are: F. Steffen, S. Eslaman, B. Buyer, P. VonBehren, C. Claycomb, M. Shepard. The Office Assistants are. K. Domroese, D. Doser, R. Lockhart, N. Cooper, P. Terrell, G. Mutchmore, K. Domroese, S. Hoover, B. Bonhomme, D. Doser, J. Nierste, J. Miller, S. Burnside, J. Klemeyer, P. Updike. Student assistants serve the school in many ways The Monitors are: D. Kolehouse, L. Osterhage, B. Copp, B. Watson, B. Hansen, T. Snyder, C. Meyers, D. Sweeney, R. Stanhope, D. Ramsay, R. Wise, M. Beach, B. Hoffman, S. Wietz, P. Knowles, V. O'Neill, B. Johnson, S. Brines, S. Fox, B. Cooper, K. Domroese, X. Anson, C. S. Miller. ..,as 5 f2CQM4Cf1fL4 The purpose ot the Sponsors Club is to oct os big sisters to new girls, .helping TOL C1CqUOiI'l'f Them with the building, rules ot the school, ond to encourage them to do better work. . 1 The club members ore chosen on the bosis of high ideols, obility to leod ond scholastic roting. Officers and Sponsor: Pot Herr, Evelyn Biggs, Miss Eppert, Donno Doser, ond Jonet Vc1nEc1ton. The members of the club ore: C. Argentci, L Arterburn, E. Biggs, S. Brines, S, Burnside, N Cooper, P. Dykins, S. Emison, L. Foncunnon, S Fox, S. Grigsby, E. Henderson, S. Hoover, P Herr, J. Klemeyer, N. Mutchmore, C. Myer, M. J Nelson, M. Ne?lond, G. Phillips, S. Pielemeier L. V. Rcmey, M. Shepherd, J. Smith, P. Steffen B. Tolbert, P. Updike, J. VonEoton, P. Von Behren S. Weitz. 1 I fs Vg, TOM SUMMERS .... DONNA RAMSAY ,..,.,. NAOMIA WHEELDON JANE SMITH .,...... GARY ANDERSON, , , SUSAN FOX ..,,... .IOI-IN NADOLNY . . . DICK MCKEE ..... IRENE KERN .,,,... ANITA MCARTOR . . . BOB BLACK ....... GEORGIA PHILLIPS . STAFF THIS SEMESTER Editor Advertising Manager Business Manager ...,,..News Editor Circulation Manager , . . . , .Feature Editor .,. ...Sports Editor . . . .Editorial Editor . , ,Exchange Editor . . , .Picture Editor , . . .Photographer . . , . ,Head Typist ,..w.....- . W. -.WM J. Qaac! Gheea Cheer To ourselves cmd oThers is The mono of The Good Cheer Club. This club which is sponsored by Miss Schworfz gives good cheer To pofienfs in The Hos- pifol, children in The Orphonoge and To elderly people in The Knox County ln- firmory. Other members ore: R. Boelling, E. Burkey, C. Boyrs, G. Bronnon, B. Copp, M. Cooper, B. Duckvvorfh, B. Fox, S. Hed- rick, B. Henderson, J. Hitt, J. Horn, P. Horroll, B. Hulfer, A. Hughes, P. Hundson, B. Jenkins, J. Johnson, E. M, Kimmel, D. Lone, S. Livingsion, F. McNeece, F. Meier, A. Phillippe, M. Quolderibush, D. Rose, A. Schulfz, M. Snyder, J. Spoonrnore, J. A. Sfoley, B. Swing, S. Therioc, C. Von Horn, C. Wieling, D. Wilkes, L. Wilson, M. Wolfon, C. Corbeii, H.Akers, ond M.'Grubb. i Officers and Sponsors: Bessie Hedrick, Esther Dovisson, Coroly, Horner, Pony Duckworih, Miss Schworfz, ond Helen Deckorc 2 . . 2 2 l l i Ufwkwfm The Lincoln High School Orchestra plays for Commencement, programs, Holy Week Services, and ofher special occasions. The Orchestra is under the direction of Mr. O. L. Dunn and The members enioy The some privileges as The Band members. Members include: Jim Camp, Howard Greenlee, Sue Grigsby, Carolyn Grove, Elsie Hall, Jack Harker, Phyllis Hundson, Barbara Joice, Valerie Jordan, Irene Kern, Barbara Robinson, Carolyn Shake, Elizabeth Shoemaker, Margaret Sfokley, June Thurgood, Wanda Wedel, Don Weidner, and Sara Wilson. Mmm Rec! 694044 Junior Red Cross activities included: Making favors Tor The patients of The hospitals on holidays, giving programs for and aiTTs to The inmates of The Knox County Infirmary, sending CARE packages To needy families abroad, and making scrapbooks To send to the hospitals. 1 Members of the club include: H. Akers, M Allen, H. Anderson, B. Bartlow, P. Baily, A Bilskie, E. Biggs, G. Booth, J. Boyd, D. Brines B. Carnahan, B. Clark, J. Collins, M. Cooper, C Corbett, P. Curry, B. Dordeen, E. Dovisson, H Deckard, J. Dooly, E. M. Earhart, R. M. Earhart J. East, S. Eslaman, M. Fisher, B. Fox, B. Fulkerson: C. Garrett, W. Hoaff, D. Heck, M. Hedge, D Heck, M. Hedge, S. Hedrick, J. Helpingsbine, P Herr, J. HitT, R. Hinderliter, M. Hoffman, O. Hoff rncin, C. Horner, D. Horrall, P. Horroll, B. Hoffer, B. Johnson, J. Johnson, W. Johnson, T. Judy, D Kellersohn, E. Kimmel, J. Kopp, D. Lane, M. Like S. Livingston, G. Longest, B. Malen, A. McClung F. McNeece, F. Meier, D. Melcho, S. Nickless, M Nieland, J. Organ, J. Rodgers, B. Raney, W. Raney, L. Raney, D. Rickard, D. Rose, P. Page, Y. Porter, B. Schlomer, M. Schneider, E. Skinner, R Smith, S. Smith, J. Snyder, M. Snyder, J. A Snyder, M. Staley, D. Stanford, B. Stefty, B Swettenam, B. Swing, B. Thompson, B. Tisdale R. Trent, V. Vollmer, C. Weiling, S. Wright, W White. f Officers and Sponsor: Marlene Miller, Mary Jo Nelson, Ardith Biliskie Miss Ashley and Jack East. gm any To create, mainfain, and exfend Throughout The school and community standards of Chrisfian character. This is The purpose of the Girls Hi-Y Club which is sponsored by Mr. Harry Riser and Mr. Harry Jenkins, Officers of The club are: A. Hubbard, D. Doser, N. Cooper, E. Biggs, S. Pie- lemeier, D. Ransay, M. Beach. Officers: Sara Pielemeier, Nancy Cooper, Donna Ramsay, Alice Hubbard, Donna Doser, Evelyn Biggs, Mary Beach. Members are as follows: S. Beckes, A. Bilskie, C. Claycomb, H. Deckard, P. Dykins, S. Fidler, S. Fox, J. Godare, D. Good- win, B. Henderson, B. Huffer, A. Hughes, A. McArfor, J. Johnson, W. Johnson, l. Kern, J. Moore, A. Ruble, M. Shepherd, J. Smifh, J. Staley, J. Thurgood, M. Walfon, M. Beach, S. E. Bedford, M. J. Brochin, S. Burnside, J. A. Carie, M. Collins, J. Cooper, P. Duckworth, S. Emison, M. Edwards, S. Eslaman, M. Fairhursf, K. Gallagher, B. Green, S. Grigsby, C. Groves, S. Heck, P. Horrall, D, Horrall, M. J. Inman, P. Herr, J. Johnson, C. Kirnmons, J. Klemeyer, L. Mack, B. Maffingly, C. McCoy, M. Miller, M. J. Melson, L. V. Raney, A. Phillippe, S. Simpson, J. Spoonmore, J. Sfafford, P. Updike, P. Vollmer, W. Wedel, J. A. Stanhope, P. Terrell, B. Tolberf, R. Welfon, G. Westfall, N. Wheeldon, S. Whitlock, D. Wilkes, C. Wilkes, L. Wilson, M. Woodall, E. Whiffenmeyer, J. Terrell, A. Harris, M. Fisher, B. Goodwin, D. Kellershon. L-7617! eff!-Q The Boys Hi-Y Club, sponsored by Mr. Harry Riser and Mr. Harry Jenkins is closely connected wirh The Girls Hi-Y. The boys have participated in The Hi-Y Conference at Sullivan and dances with the Girls Club. The officers are: Bob Owens, President, Charles Tolson, First Vice-Presidenf, Tom Roellchen, Second Vice-President, Bob Nash, Secretary, Tom Suffon, Treasurer, Roger Dollinger, Chaplain, Bill Hoffman, Sergeant-af-arms. Members are: B. Coleman, J. Baker, J. Nadolny, G Anderson D Richard E Welfon G Wire . , . , . , . Y, J. Lucas, T. Snyder, B. Parrish, J. Palmer, J. Gray, J. Niersre, C. Yochum, B. Peake, M. Like, C. Barebo, M. Hoffman, D. Rusk, G. Mufchmore, L. Swefrman, B. Hansen, B. Forbes, L. Nance, W. Gulley, B. Prather, and J. Baldwin. Top: Charles Tolson, Bob Nash, Bill Hoffman . . . Bottom: Tom Roellchen, Bob Owens, Roger Doilinger. Qlmtma Each year the Chorus sends representatives to a massed concert held in Indianapolis by the Indiana State Choral Festival Association. This year, in addition to that, they gave an annual con- cert, sang for various school and community activities, sang before local service clubs and churches, and took a trip by bus to loin with several other schools in a district choral festival. This yeor's chorus is the largest in several years, starting at the first of the school year with 66 members. The members of the chorus are: F. Brandon, D. Chandler, P. Cullison, W. Howard, L. Mene- fee, F. La Marcha, G. Owens, R. Settle, F. Stafford, C. Thompson, A. Bilskie, L. Blubaum, G. Branham, I. Bowers, S. Clouds, C. Crawford, J. A. Davis, E. Davison, B. Dardeen, B. Duckworth, P. Duckworth, S. Fielder, M. Fisher, M. Frisz, E. Godfrey, D. Goodman, B. Gordon, S. Hamm, L. Hamm, B. Hedrick, B. Huffer, W. Kolehouse, F. Meier, S. Meier, N. Murphy, D. McCarthy, M. Onken, R. Ostendorf, P.' Page, D. Painter, H. Phillips, Y. Porter, M. Quakenbush, B. Robinson, S. Sandefer, S. Simpson, E. Sullivan, J. Snyder, J. Stafford, D. Sayer, C. Stalcup, M. Stanley, B. Strater, M. Taylor, L. Thompson, M. Turner, C. Van Horn, P. Venable, L. Wilson, L. Wright, A. Hollingsworth, J. Spoonmore. fmwlnmw The Lincolnoires ore o group of members of The chorus, who sing for church services ond clubs. This group wos just storted this yeor ond hos grown until it now hos twenty members. The Lincolnoires ore: F. Brandon, D. Chondler, P. Cullison, W. Howard, L. Menefee, F. Lo Morche, G. Owens, B. Settle, A. Bilskie, E. Dovidson, J. Snyder, N. McCorty, B. Stroter, M, Frisz, Y. Porter, S. Homm, S. Clouds, P. Page, J. Stafford, A. Hollingsworth. 1 fmccrln Shep The Lincoln Play Shop each year presents two three-act plays and some one-act plays. Last year these plays were presented: Dear Ruth , Mother Is A Freshman , and The Valiant . On No- vember 27 and 28, they gave Our Miss Brooks . Membership is limited to 40 students who are chosen by a committee composed of seniors in the club. Tryouts are held in September for all who are interested in joining the club. The members and heelers of Lincoln Play Shop are: C. Argenta, P. Baily, L. Barebo, M. Beach, B. Bridges, V. Burkhardt, B. Buyer, B. Coleman, M. Collins, D. Combs, L. Couch, S. Emison, S. Eslaman, L. Foncannon, D. Fox, J. Gwin, V. Hays, S. Heitkamp, P. Herr, B. Hoffman, M. J. Inman, D. J. Klein, L. Lance, B. Mattingly, J. Miller, M. Miller, J. Nadolny, B. Owens, J. Phillippe, T. Schmidt, R. Smith, A. Stein, P. Steffen, B. Tolbert, C. Tolbert, C. Tolson, J. Vaught, D. Weidner. Officers and Sponsors: Top Row: Mr. Alwood, Jim Miller Charles Tolson, Mr. Decker . . . Middle: Barbara Buyer, Linda Foncannon . . . Bottom: Mary Beach, Miss Miller, Carol Argenta. - .... ... ., 1 Our Teen-Age Canteen provides the students of Lincoln High a place to dance, play games, read, talk, and iust relax. Mrs. John Reep is the Director of the Canteen and the officers for this year are: Lyman Lance, President, Sara Pie- lemeier, Vice-President, Kay Gallagher, Secretary, and Mrs. John Reep, Treasurer. Mrs. Reep and Lyman Lance talk it over. Membership fees are 33.00 per year and the Canteen also has an annual drive for funds. The Canteen is opened on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. The largest crowds are drawn to the Canteen on nights after basketball and football games and many of these teen-agers are visitors from the opposing school. ' W lg ' ou may Think iT's all work but i'r's not LeT Us Tell you more about ir. 'X . I I 1 V fnmafz-Semcw pfzcam 5? ll' THE PROM ! ! l Tho? big nighf which every junior ond senior hos looked forward To for The whole yeor. Hoppy music - soft lights - thot lust righT dress - dll blend Together in our memories of The Garden-Time ' Prom in The spring of 1950. i lfll JANET VanEATON i950 Homecoming Queen ExciTemenT! The anTicipaTion of Lin- coln High playing hosT To iTs reTurning Alumni . . . The Thrill of Alumni mem- ories recapTured and relived , . . The pageanTry and color of The Homecoming Parade . . . The eagerness of The crowd sfraining To see . . . The charm and beaufy of The Queen's courT . . . The enthusiasm and pep aroused by The bancl music . . . and Then , . . -The Game! In The pre-game ceremonies offer ,music by The band and its alumni, our Homecoming Queen .laneT Van Eaton, was crowned by Mr. l.. V. Phillips while The Queen's courf, Jane Horn, POT Herr, Jlll Moore, and Barbara Cooper formed a mosT pleasing background. During The following hour The Alices played a hard-Toughf game againsT The Tigers from PrinceTon climaxed by a 6-O vicfory. AT half-Time we were enTerTained by The PrinceTon and Vincennes bonds Homecoming Queen and aTTendanTs on floaT during parade. E With ci sock-hop of the Coliseum, our 4th ond finest Homecoming was Turned over To Father Time. . Art display aTTracTs visiTors. 0f.29l4 QMCWLJG On November 6, as parT of The observance of NaTional EducaTion Week, Lincoln High School held Open House beTween The hours of 7 and 9 P. M. Parenfs and friends of The sTudenTs were invifed To visiT The various rooms and meeT The Teachers. Boosiers Club members served as guides and Took care of regisTroTion. On display in each of The rooms were examples of The sTudenT work and various oTher inTeresTing and insTrucTive exhibiTs. Open House was mosT successful from The sTandpoinTs of bofh aT- Tendance and inTeresT. Mr. Snyder greeTs guesTs aT Open House hanks, Thanks, Thanks ! i ! WiThouT The cooperaTion of The many business and pro- fessional rnen represenTed on The fol- lowing pages, This yearbook would noT have been possible. PATRUN S We apologize to the jhllowing patrons jhr this inserty which is necessary due to an error on the part of the printer and hinder. The two pages of Patrons were included in the original proof The hook arrived from the hindery Thursday, May 17, 1951, too late jhr as to do other than insert this page. Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Mackey Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Chattin Dr. Richard M. Anderson Mr. Curtis G. Shake Dr. Ioe Smith Dr. H. D. McCormick Mr. Virgil Cash Mr. T. E. Huggins Mr. Fred T. Armstrong Mr. Paul Reitmeyer Dr. Herman B. Wolfe Mr. Carl G. Buyer Dr. Gail Iackson Leroy, Ralph and Ben Kizer Mr. and Mrs. Ralph N. Van Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Harold N. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Shepherd Harold C. Reichenbach Mr. and Mrs. Karl Pielemeier Mr. and Mrs. Theodore G. Kern Dr. and Mrs. I. L. Iohnson ::Jo0: :::: PATRONS Mayor and Mrs. William Betz Judge and Mrs. Sidney Gelb Dr. and Mrs. Ralph O. Smith Mr. M. C. Groscop Dr. and Mrs. N. D. Ewing Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Boeckman Dr. Paul F. Conrad Sheriff Frances E. fLettyj Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Meurer Dr. and Mrs. Maurice S. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Kixmiller Drs. H. C. and Evangeline Lutkemeier Mr. Joseph Kimmell Mr. and Mrs. Curtis V. Kimmell Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Morgan Judge and Mrs. Ralph A. Seal Dr. and Mrs. Frederic Spencer Mr. Lester W. Routt Dr. William Schultz Mr. and Mrs. John Rabb Emison Dr. Eli B. Hendrix Dr. R. G. 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DAVIDSON MUSIC COMPANY Home of KIMBALL PIANOS 1 I 1 'I CONN BAND INSTRUMENTS Keyboard ofthe Notion Record ond Sheet Music Heodquorters v - - Jooc:::Jeeoc: ::::3t:::::- 1 214 Moin Street phone 211 Exclusive VVomen's Apporel VINCENNES, INDIANA Best Wishes To The Closs of 1951 R. 81 M. SHOE STGRE 424 Main Street Phone 808 Use Your Credit BUY NOW PAY LATER 18 North Second Street I I VINCENNES, INDIANA I I Congratulations To the Class of I 951 W' REGJJIS. PAT. OFE I I WASHINGTON, INDIANA L - ...v ------ -'Q CITIZENS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. ED WATSON, Sec. ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Corner Second and Main Phone I64 :::::30-4-:::::- Congratulations and Besi Wishes To The Class of I 951 WABASH PARTS CORP. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS KERN STUDIO 424 Main Street Phone 808 Congrafulafions, Seniors M O F F E T T PONTIAC CO., INC. PoNriAc - CADILLAC SALES - SERVICE Phone I89 5Th af Hickman VINCENNES, INDIANA L J CONGRATULATIONS To The CIoss of 1951 BRYANT CHEVROLET, INC. 102 South Sixth Street Telephone 168 CONGRATULATIONS HOOSIER SUPPLIES 427-429 Main Street Phone 341 1-3412 Congrotulotions to the Closs of '51 SECURITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 1 VINCENNES EDWARDSPORT FREELANDVILLE TASTE THE DIFFERENCE MCGIFFEN GUERNSEY FARMS GRADE A Complete Line of Pasfeurized Dairy Products RR 3 Phone I 160 VINCENNES, INDIANA I Congratulations, Class of '51 B O B L E E S H O P LINGERIE - SPORTSVVEAR - DRESSES - COATS - SUITS 227 Main VINCENNES GOOD LUCK, SENIORS HIIIIIIIS Your Store for Men 318 Main -------AAA- :::::-of-:::- -vac-04-,--.f-c v... -... CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1951 TIP-TOP CREAMERY COMPANY Manufacturers and Distributers MEADOW GOLD PRODUCTS VINCENNES, INDIANA '::::::: : ::t::::::: coNoRATuLATIoNs TO THE CLASS OF 1951 PAT'S DRIVE-IN SANDWICHES FOUNTAIN SERVICE CURB SERVICE Phone 2591 821 North Second St. CCNGRATULATIONS . . . TO THE CLASS OF 1951 MORTON'S SMART JUNIOR FASHIONS 225 Moin Street VINCENNES, INDIANA F :::::: :: ::- Compliments of I 5 ALLIANCE THEATRES 1 C O R P Q R A T I O N l operating , li NEW Moon - PANTHEON - Pom SACKVILLE ' I THEATRES Movies Are Your Best Entertainment, Attend Them -Regularly E 1 iiiiii f, KLEMEYER OUR SERVICE IS AT YOUR SERVICE Phone I4 Corner First and Hart Streets VINCENNES, INDIANA l l 4- ----- --- J f ....- 9-0-4- 1 1 1 1 1 SADLE R MOTORS. i INCORPORATED 1 DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH DEALER 1, I O33 Woshington .Avenue VINCENNES, ' INDIANA I JOHN B. SADLER , President Phone 3771 ,:,ggggg,i,,,g3:3LgLLv coNoRAtuLAtioNs CLASS OF '51 1 Oris H. Wright BALTIC MILLS, INC. ifffff iiiiiiiiiiiii II Complimentsof I ERNEST R. PULLIAM i QUALITY JEWELRY 1 Homilton - Elgin - Colbert Watches I847 ROGERS 81 COMMUNITY SILVER I I N. 5th Street Phone 3I2OJ 1 Next to the Post 'Office I if -,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ::::::::v-4-::::::: CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I95I THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK VINCENNES, INDIANA - .---- vv -,- ,,....,.,,.... 0000906s3 CONGRATULATIONS I TO CLASS OF 1951 I MURRAY'S PHARMACY VINCENNES' LEADING APOTHECARY 316 Main Street Phone 1 19 VINCENNES, INDIANA A ::: -: :::J.r::::::.' ':::::: :' A AAAA ::::::::', ':'AT Wholesale Retail ll VINCENNES ROSE GARDENS ri our Offices, Shop, efeeeheeee are onthe one Bruceville Road Phone Qsoo vincenrsues fiffiiijiillle eeeeeefifiifiifiiiee i RUGS CLEANED COLD FUR STORAGE ' Congratulations to the Class of 1951 ' VERICLEAN woRKs f cLEANlNe AND PRESSING , l 18 North Second Street Phone l23 I Congratulations SENIORS Exclusive CLOTHING STYLIST SCHAEFER TAILORING CO. and . Nationally Known Accessories TAB'S MEN'S WEAR 7th 8K Broadway Phone 650 use as e Le G. F. OSTERHAGE LUMBER CO. The Home Builder's Department Phone 3l3 Congratulations, Seniors MILDRED'S FLOWER SHOP 24 North .Sth Phone 4000 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES O l 522 ' 524 'Main Street Vincennes Reliable Furniture Store 4l Years of Fair Dealing ' i ---- ..... AA--- --A-.rout ---- AAA-- M' HOLMES 8. HOLMES ROBERT S. PLUMBING AND HEATING Rn ',q, 3 Buy For Quciliiy - Not Price Alone I E IL I CLYDE L. , is I I ' I I 'viii'--I asv?-I 'gdb Shih Q'3+Q- LLLL Eel Office Phone 947 206 N. Seventh Res. Phones 2035-W, I7I 3-W THE GRAND Vincennes' Leoding HoTeI THE RENDEZVOUS - THE PLACE TO EAT IN VINCENNES THE ORCHARD ROOM-FOR PRIVATE PARTIES Cong roiulofions ond Best Wishes To The Closs I 95I NUGE'NT'S DAIRY PRODUCTS VINCENNES Phone 3877 FRITCHTON Long Disfonce Phone 246I :::::.foo4-:,1-4-:.r4-:J-4r:::: :-::::J-0-o-04-::::- Congratulations GERHARD BERGMAN 81 SONS Established 1889 S T U D E B A K E R Second 8x Bunfln Phone 1505 EEE I I IN BOTTLES AT FOUNTAINS Congratulations Class of '51 EVERYTHING FOR THE FAMILY VINCENNES' FINEST BROKHAGE, INC. 317-319Main St. VINCENNES, INDIANA ::::.r-At:4v-.04-:J-0.0-4-:::: JOHNSON'S BOOTERIE THE HOME OF BETTER FOOTWEAR QI I Moin Sfreef VINCENNES, INDIANA CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS VINCENNES NEWS AGENCY Educofion Comes From More Thom Tex? Books READ A MAGAZINE NIGHTLY T -f ------------'---'- :::::x:f:::xf-:ff I HOOSIER GAS CORPORATION MODERNIZE with G A S I9 North Eourfh Sfreef Phone 44 O'er The Land of The Free and The Home of The Brave . .-.:.,.. - ' 'd.f.,, TTT I ' ,f ,T f . ' f' r:rff1-akwfv.-. rg.: V, - ' we -my .. .. Q. L! IT was during The bombardmenf of ForT McHenry ThaT Francis ScoTT Key was in- spired To compose These sTirring lines . . . lines Thaf have since inspired us To greaTer and greaTer vicTories in The defense of Those human righTs and privileges we Americans hold essenTiaI To The welfare and beTTer- ment of mankind. Once again we are ThreaTened by an aTTack on independence, an aTTack That may rage from one hem- isphere To The oTher. Though The Times are uncertain, we do know This, our flag will sTiII wave O'er The land of The Tree, and The home of The brave. VINCENNES SUN AND RADIO STATION WAOV COMMERCIAL ARROW COACH LINES, INC. 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