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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1952 volume:

'W f E 1,113 X If w N V I I ,5 JY if PM iii? ,, 2'-ii incoln og 19 2 Lincoln High School Vincennes, Indiana ' I . , VF' 'f .f , . X I . . I I I 1' I N - I , 7' . . . -4 . ,I . 4. f' ' . .-35. . . .lx X q 'Q We Hwe sraff of Hue I952 Lincoln Log wash ro express our deepesf apprecxafuon ro Mr Snyder Hue faculfy our sponsors and Hwe sfu cooperahon malung our yearbook a success ir swf I wani' 'ro Hmank Hue members of Hue sraff who worked so hard fo make H115 book possible f7Ae cfllrfof denrs for Hweir wholebearfed ' in e a 'Ln wx J 3. my , - Q. , 5.3 I W sf vi .A Ae 1 we wg lil' They danced nghf ou+ of fhelr shoes' Anyone have change for a dnme7 H s open house a+L1ncoln Hlgh X fn X ' r se-Il' Our Colnseum Our brand new band room Open House an fhe Buology Room -1-xg amyl- Don + hurry' you have fwve mmufes Plannmg for an mdusfruaf fufure . ,,,-,, Y.-., up - in -f if - xy, .' C in ,-Q nf' n bltwg , . v 1-.1 M. 'I gf f 'Qi' 1-ff U if v.,P xv 4-A f, ,,.v- 19 KX 3 Q, NDR 2, R+- y 'f Z-... 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Jimmy Jackson, . all ....,.Edilor ,Assl lfclilor ,Arif Edilor . . , , . .Slaif , , , ,Slalf Sporls Edilor . . . . .Slall Copy Edilor . . . . .Sfaff Class Edilor Class Ediror Layoul Edilor .,....,Slall . r,S+aH 'If' COWETA KIMMONS MARLYS NIELAND CHARLES TQLSQN SHARON BRINES ALICE EDWARDS Ass'+ Edifor Ari' Edilor Sporls Edifor Copy Edilor Class Edrlor Business Stall William Bridges .. John Balmer .,.. Mariha Williams, Paul Dylcen Shirley Eslaman . Joe Palmer .. . Marlene Miller . Jean Slaliord ....,., Sue Ellen Bedford. Roberl Barilow .... Berlis Parrish .,... Gloria Wesflall . . . Margarei Fisher Jo Ann Carie ..... Sue Whiiloclc ,. Virginia Hays ...., Wanda Wedel A . ...,. .Business . . . ,Adveriisinq . Circulaiion Palricia Duclcworlh .,.. ..., Flo McNeece ....,, Jane Tindall, ..., . 3 an: Mgr. Mgr. Siafi Slall Slafl Slalii I A I iiii iS+aff Mgr. Sfafl Siaif Sfaff Slail Slaff Sfaff Siaff Siaff S+aff Siaff Siaff Sfaff Top: Business Sfaff BoH'om: Ediiorial Sfaff -'SJLJ rs? JO ANN STANHOPE PAT HERR MARILYN CQLUN5 JEAN SPOONMORE JOHN BAKER Class Edifor Layoul' Ediior Head Typg5+ Circulafion Mgr. Adverfising Mgr. .ry ,xx X Q X w ADWT .2 vrf 4 Bobo D 8 L - Ihis is lincoln High The faculty I I ' MR, RALPH BANKS and fhe school board are responsible for planning fhe policies of 'rhe schools of Vincennes, and for fhe insfrucfion of fhe sludenfs. We. rhe sludenls, greafly appreciale fhese men who are endeavorinq fo give us lhe besr in modern and well-run schools. The members of fhe school board are MR BEN KIZER MR FRED KlXMlLLER and MR MAURICE BOECKMAN X'-S., We awe a oebl of qral lude lo prmcnpal Mr Roy R Snyder for plehdno leadership and quldance whoch have made our hugh school one m whech we have qreal prnde l-las frnendly man ner and helpful a++r+ude Pave helped fo melee our days al Lmcoln Hugh bofh pleasanl' and profufable Through 'rhe unhrung ellorls ol Mr Snyder our prmcnpal Mr Declcer our dean o boys and Mnss Epperl our dean of gnrls our school has mamfamed a record of wh ch we are lusfly proud 'A ff fb ROY R SNYDER Prmcrpal f ss I MR WILLIAM B DECKER MISS NELLE EPPERT Dean of Boys Dean of Gvrls QM! MR HERB ADAMS Commerce SocraI Sfudres MR JOHN L ADAMS HeaI'I'h Ma+I1emaI1cs MR FRED ALWOOD Chemrsfry Ma'rI1emahcs MISS IMO ASHLEY EngI1sIw MR WYANT BAKER SocuaI Sfudxes MISS VALIC-SHN BIERLY Lzbrarnan MR CHARLES BRIDGES IndusI'rxaI Arfs MR HOWARD BURNETT Social S+udles MISS ALBERTA CANNON Socnal S+udues MR ROBERT CARR Band MR FRANK CONRAD Physucal Educahon, SocaaI Sfudles MR EM ERY COUTS Mafhemahcs MISS OLA FAY CROUCH Commerce MR O L DUNN Marhemahcs MR KENNETH KENSLER SocraI Smdfes Enqhsh MR OSCAR FINKE Physics BnoIogy AIhIeIucs MISS ANNE FORBES Engllsh MR CHESTER FRANCIS Safefy A+hIe'r1cs MISS HARRIETTE GRAYSON Enqhsh MR CLAUDE GROVE Commerce MISS MARY HARSHA Enghsh Journahsm MR GEORGE INMAN Physocal Educahon Soclal Sfudxes AI'hIe+ncs MR DAVID JACKSON French English MISS RUTH KIMMELI. Lahn Phygical Educafion, MR IRVIN MARUTZ Mafhemahcs Afhlehc Busmess Manager MISS ELWOOD MILLER Englnsh Dramahcs Speech MISS MARION PATTERSON Ar MISS HELEN POLK MR ALFRED REEL Indusfrnal Arfs MISS HELEN SCHWARTZ Home Economucs MR RICHARD SCHULTE Safefy Vnsual Educahon MR HARRY SMITH Mafhemahcs MISS LOTTA THOMAS Commerce MISS CARRIE VAN WEY Science MISS DOROTHY WALTERS English MISS JULIA WELCH PhyslcoI Educahon I . Physical Educafion To Mrs Sfennsberger our office clerk goes our fhanks for her pleasanf and lweloful aHn+ude foward flue many sfu denls who depend on her for Informa hon and advnce Walloam McMullen Verna Karl: Ray Halfer T if MRS MARTHA STEINSBERGER Engineers The sfudenfs of Lnncoln Hrgh deeply apprecnale 'flue efforfs of our bunlclung engmeers Mrs Verna Ksrlc Mr Raymond Halfer and Mr Wullaam Mc Mullen for lreepnng fhe buuldlng clean and comforfable ai all +Im8S ., , 'ffm 4241. xi . w ,. 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COMBS CHARLES F COOPER JORETTA A 2 EO COOPER MARIE A R FO CULLEN MARY C DONALDSON JACKIE L A DOOLEY JERRY J R DUCKWORTH PATRICIA I1 4 GA DYKEN PAUL R R Y EARI-IART EDNA MAE 4 F 3 EARLY REX o In I EAST JOHN D. ,3:F... EDGIN REBA M. . , 7 F. . . GAA. 3. 'WX W 'H only -Q 3 Qui QV' 7 Sxf K Ia-ff f S-fx WZ? A .I MWA Mu 'TI' sw.. 3 1:9 ls r- 'hs EDWARDS ALLE A EDWARDS MARJORIE A ESLAMAN SHIRLEY H yS A? FARIS JUDITH J FERGUSON JERRY J FIELDS GLEN DOLA F FIFER JAMES FISHER MARGARET A R LQFA FRAVEL EDWARD GOODWIN JANICE C A I GOODWIN JOY L d I1 3 4 F GRAY JOHN S 6 GREEN BARBARA L C' e H GRIGSBY B SUE A 2 O GROVE CAROLYN A GRUBB MELBA J In HARTMAN JACK HAYS VIRGINIA J SI'wop I 2 HAWKINS JAMES A HECK SHIRLEY D HEDGE MEREDITH HEDRICK SHIRLEY J edCossI GodCI'1ee 3,4 efue HENDERSON, EMILY J Sponsors 3, 4 HERR, PATRICIA J FO ,541 ,f,,o6fv7T,, Y 'wr ev YT? 2 11 Boosfers 2, 3, 4 Sponsors 2, 3, 4, Play A Shop I, 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Jr Red Qin' Cross 2 3, 4, Lmcoln Log fx. S11 ,I , , , . 5 , Sponsors 4: Bo,sIers 4: Sfudenf Cours- I CII I7 SIUCI HI' A5sIs'Ian+ 3' 47 LY 2' 3, 47 FIA. 47 Lincoln Loq: . A. 2, - ,, ' - 3' R ' ,I Wx SenIineI I, 2, 3, 4' Sponsors 3, 4: E I E I I FO. . I fchestra I, 2 34 Cborus I, ' -J l Band I, 2, 3, 4: HI-Y I, 2, 3, 41 I Orchesfra I, 2, 3. I 047 l . A , M XY. if . -4 -fhw, . I 'I Z T Good C eer 3, 4, I - N153 2 an ' V L3 L 57 Q5 I If I 'I , . . NX 3 Play , , 3, 4: LincoIn Loq, E I' 'I' if Q A . 53. E G Fo. . :,2, 3, 4. ' 'I Senfinel 4: I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4. , B. is A ...L Jr. R r , 2, 3, 4: F.O.A. 3, 41 o r :Sn'nI4, 4 - V 4v- f HESHER LEONA HITT NORMA J R HOOD WILLIAM O HORNER CAROLYN A RMI Crosi I J . ed Cm I 2 3 4 C C 7 3 4: POA I Cvfw. Comm? V 2 3 I In 2 B SCI I 2, BaiIceIbaII 2 4 Jr. Red Cross 2 3 4 Goo 2, 3, 4. Track I3 C 2, 3, 4, Play Sho PTY . 1 Foo ball 2, CI Ss I e- I, n u Red ro Jr. Red Cr F.O.. . : HUDSON DON INMAN MARY JO P A4H JACKSON I a V c JACKSON JOHNSON Sfude ICO Css H JU DY THOMAS OSS KARP SOL F A 3 4 3 4 Foofbe KELLERSOI-IN DOROTHY Jr Red Cross 3 H Y KELLY WILLIAM R e II3 KIMMEL ELLA MAE d Ch KIMMONS COWETA B o so s 4 o e 2 KLEIN ORVAL FOA KLEMEYER JEAN o FTA KNAPP WILLIAM KNOWLES HENRY KOPP LARRY o+baII 2 3 LA MARCHE FREDERICK os Co Iy2 Chous LANCASTER RALPH O LAWSON JANICE K q e FTA 3 OA 2 LAY JEAN GC 5 lags 1906 fl is II MIIUMJO 4' S 1 'IKE MARILYN J LIMBACH ROBERT LOCKI-IART RALPI-I D LUCAS JOHN 2 MCNEECE P ELO d h MADISON JAMES MANUEL ORREL L MATTINGLY BARBARA J hop 3 s G MAYSE FRANKLIN MILLER MARLANE A SI1 p MILLER MAROUITA A FOA 3 4 MONTGOMERY RONNIE Tf L S MUTCI-'IMORE NELIA Sponso s 3 4 NANCE LELAND NELSON MARY JO d C oss Sp enl ne 4 SIU e sfanl I NIELAND MARLYS R onso 3 4 oss col o u e NIOHTINGALE JAMES C OWENS GLEN D nmel I 2 3 4 SI deICounc 2 Chorus 2 3 PALMER JOE D PARRISI-I BERTIS W 2 Lnco PENNINGTON JEROLD D Jr Class Presrde I Sfudenf Ass sfanf ofball 4 Baslref PHILLIPPE JOHN S n nel I 2 Boosfers 2 3 4 Sfudenl Council 2 Cross Counfry 2 3 T acl: PORTER YVONNE M orus 2 3 Jr Red Cross PRUITT ROY osfers 2 3 4 acl: Cross Counfry I 2 3 4 r , . Jr. Re r 2, 3. 4: onsors 3, 4 S I I 3, 43 HI-Y 2, 3, 1 d nf Assi , 2. 3, 4. Sp FS , 7 Jr. Red Cr 2. 3, 43 Lin n L qi SI d nl' Assislanl 2, 3. Se I' , , , 1 u n II I, Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orclwesha I, 23 HI-Y 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y , 3, 45 I ln Loq. . I ' n g I 3, 47 Fo I, 2. 3, 3 ball I, 2, 3, 42 Traclr I, 2, 3, 4. e Ii , 3 . . 2 ' : - , : r I, 2, 3, 4. Ch , , 4: . I. 2. 3, 4. BQ , , 1 Tr I, 2, 3, 4: K I-Q '4' ff' 4' V mf 'P 'QD uU15 f d ' Z -f-5? ff 23 .Fifi RANEY BETTY R R RANEY LA VAUOHN 4 REEL MILDRED M RIDOELY JERRY E ROACH VERDA J A 2 3 ROELLCHEN THOMAS A ROELLGEN JOHN 2 SEALS NAOMI R SETTLE ROBERT J SHICK WALTER F SMITH SHIRLEY J RedC 4 SNYDER TED J A 3 d 2 4 SPOONMORE JEAN 2 4 o C L EOA SPORE DON SPRADLTNO SHIRLEY A 2 4 G R d C STAFFORD L JEAN V' STANHOPE JO ANN 4 F SWING BARBARA J Go d CH A 2 3 4 RedC STOKELEY MARGARET L R04 X SWITZER BARBARA N b A TAYLOR BETTY THOMPSON CARL THOMPSON M TINDALL. JANE OrCLwes+ra nn o'n W 'QB 3 -in If 123-H 'T U TOLBERT BARBARA M P Lo Sp TOLSON CHARLES D TOWNSEND BARBARA G P1 UPDIKE PATRICIA J uer ou. e Ib Y VO LLM ER PATTY os G Iwo 2 VOLLMER VERNA oss Go d CIwe r WALTON DONNA J A 4 Cee4 2 WATSON CLARKE WEBBER SYLVIA WEDEL WANDA K A L 09 WELTON, ROSELYN R n I, 4 POA WESTFALL, GLORIA J GAA 2, 3, 4 POA 23,4 Good Cheer I, I-1.Y 2 3, 4, FTA 3, 4 I9Ia', SIWO 3, 43 Band I, 2, 3, 4 IIn- In qg or-,015 2 3 41 II7Y 2, 3. Da-, SLop 2, 3, 4' C 3' C 4..'3'w I, 2 3 4' Track I, 2 3 4' SNIFI4'-fu' As -,'s?f1 ' I, 2, 3, 4' 5':w'r-' I, 2, 3, 4 Lincffn Log. Goo' C' eer 43 Jr, Rod Cross 4: Sw dem? Arisfan' 4, Sponsors 2, 3, 4: SIudo'vI Assivanf 2 3, 4? S? d n' C 'HCII 2, 4' S rwIIneI 4 J Linc3Irw Log: HI- 2, 3, 4. , A. Ch fu It .A.A, Ig Ocod C 0 f I f Hi-Y ,3, 4. , L. Jr. Red Cr I, 2, 3, 4: o .e I, 2. F,O. . I, 2, 3, : Good I1 r Hi-Y ,3. Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orch f 2, 3 G.A. . I, 2, 3, 4, SenIineI 4: incoIn L . Bc d 2: G.A.A, I, 2, 3, 3 ... 2 3. 47 H'-Y 2, 3, 4. WHITLOCK D SUE 2 q POA WIELIN6 CLARA IVI Che R WILLIAMS MARTHA S WILSON CHARLGTTE 2 4 F GAA 2 WINKLER RALPH WOODALL MARILYN J WRIGHT HELEN M WRIGHT, LAURA F. F.O.A, 2. 3, 43 Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. YOUNG. RONALD WW 'CW T7 .i .5 8533? WV f 5 1 Q : :5' H :A ALLEN, MARILYN ANDERSON, LARRY ANDREWS, HELEN ARTERBIJRN, LINDA BAKER, LUCILLE BAREBO CHARLES BEAMAN SHIRLEY B ACKBURN FRANK BLUBAUM GEORGE BOELLING RITA BOTTLES JOE BOTTOMS BETTY JO BRANHAM GLORIA BROTHERS PATTY BURKEY EUNICE BURTON DONALD CAMP JAMES CAMPBELL JOHN CARNAHAN BARBARA CARRIE HENRY CHANLEY BETTY CLARK BETTY CLARKE GAYLORD CLOUDS SYLVIA COMBS MARY COOPER SHIRLEY CORBETT RITA COUCH LARRY CROWE BILLY CROWE MARY JO CULLISON CLINTON CULLISON PHILLIP DAUGHERTY VIRGIL DECKER NANCY DITSLER DALE DODD ROBERT DONALDSON JENNIE DONOVAN CHARLES DUCKWORTH BILLIE DUNHAM CLARA f.-., I Q E' ' Q.. if I NYJ X 15' ind 'S 9 HN-f JJ I' 15,4 I fa 'Gm YS s 43 A A4 3- 4 'I Q' if b Uflp X oh' Or EVANS I ONIA PARIS JAY DEE I-'I-L LR SON A FONI ANNON INDA EORBES ROBERT FOX JAMES FOX RICHARD rLILKERSON BRENDA GARRETT CAROLYN GEORGE GERALD CILIESPIE RICHARD GOODMAN DAR ENE GOODWIN BRUCE GORDON BARBARA GROVER LINVA HALL ELSIE HAMKE GLORIA HAMM SHIRLEY HANSON ROBERT HARKER JACK HATEIELD SHIRLEY HEBERT LOIS HEDGE MERRIEL HEITKAMP SALLY HINDERLITER RONALD HOFFMAN MAURICE HOLLIS SANDRA HOOVER SANDRA HUEEER CAROL HUGHES ROBERT HULEIT GARY ILER MORTON JOHNSON BETTY JOHNSON LENORE JOICE BARBARA JONES LESLIE KLEIN DONNIA KOLEHOUSE WANDA KOPP, JOHN KORB, JOHN LANCAQTER NORMA LANDRUM SANFORD LIKE MARVIN LINDSEY BILL LOCKHART SHIR EY LOUDERMILK CHARLES MACK LYNNE MALEN BRUCE MALIORY SUE MANNING BETTY MCKINNEY JOHN MQMILLEN WII LIAM MEIER SHIRIEY MELCHO DONALD MOYES DALE MURPHY NANCY MYERS CHARIOTTE NASH HARVEY NEIGHBORS WANDA NICKLESS HARLEY NIERSTE JOHN NORMAN CARL ONEILL VIRGINIA OSTERHAGE LANNY PAINTER DONNA PARRETT PATRICIA PEAKE ROBERT RHILLIRRE BARBARA PINKSTAFF LEO NA' OUALKENBUSH MARCIA OUALLS DAVID REITMYER BILL RIGC-BS SUE ROBINSON BARBARA ROSE DAPHANE SAYRE DARLENE SCHNEIDER MARCIA SCHROEDER DONNA SCHULTZ ANNETTA SHAKE CAROLYN 52, 'lc 'Kr .fx-BRS., f-.I 5 45- 4' fl Mn'-L' 4, 50' ,A .X Y? -H Q ,C U hm.. ui 5 I 'T' K J ffikfi I .in . I A ff' nu, 'H Dir xl 14 A SHELTON, DONALD SHOUSE, JERRY SMITH, NAOMI SNYDER, MARGIE STALEY, MARY STEFFEN, PEGGY STEFFEY, BARBARA STEIN ARNOLD STEPHENS NORMAN STEPHENSON WILLIAM STONE MARY STRATER BEVERLY STU BBLEFIELD DONALD SWETTENAM BARBARA TAYLOR CATHERINE TAYLOR MARY ELLEN THERIAC SUE THOMPSON BARBARA TISDALE BARBARA TOLBERT CLAUDIA TRESNER BEVERLY TROMLEY MARLAN TURNER JAMES VAN HORN CAROLE VON BEHREN PATRICIA WATSON ROBERT WEITZ SUZANNE WELTON PATRICIA WHALEN WAYNE WILKES MILTON WILLIAMS MARY WILLIAMS NORMAN WILLIAMS RICHARD WISE RAELENE YOCHUM CARL SWETTENAM LEO Class nl llllifl We lhe class ol 54 have now eslablushecl ourselves In Llncoln Hugh School The halls and rooms have become famnluar lo us and now 4+ rs our 'rurn fo smnle af lhe bewnldered Freshmen who occasnonally become confused an Luncoln Hugh We have already eslalolushed our repufahon as sludenls Thus repulahon we will l'ry lo mannfann or +o surpass The half way mark has been reached and we are eagerly anhcapahng lhe achvuhes of our class as Juniors and Sensors MISS MILLERS SOPHOMORES Row one-Howard Orndorlf Larry Ben son Tom Wall Howard Greenlee Don Roach Wesley Sfafford Row fwo-Don Johnson Floyd Brandon Nrghhngale Row fhree-Jerry Lane Jrm Cheek Ronnze Barley Jim Colllns Joe Lowe Row four John Robold John Smulh Norman Allen MR COUTS SOPHOMORES Row one-Shnrley Nrclcless Peggy Curry Anne Tumey Irma Pelers Row lwo Rrla Trenl Shirley Wrxghl' Rnla Johnson Row lhree Blllxe Cralg Carol Muller Wrlma Whale Yvonne Ross Arefa McClung Ed Cardinal, Allyn lDonaldson, Jerry F' MR. ADAM S SOPHOMORES Row one-Wayne Carnahan Benny Brighr Jack Burnelr Roberr Burlon Paul Anderson Row lwo John Ashby Dar' Combs Joe Brofhers Larry Blann Larry DeVune Jack Dale Row 'three J D Clemmons Jack Farmer Roberl' Bruce Paul Dolson John Fusher Ruchard Allhofl Row four Tom Beusler Davud Farley Bob Blagrave Harold Baker Larry Cooper Duck Alexander Row fuve Joe Flumrnerfell Bernard Blakely Jack Brown MR SCHULTES SOPHOMORES Row one Bob Mulchell Kenny Moyes Don Hafcher Arlun Levenhagen OH'o Lay Larry l-larrungron Row rwo Tom Herr Sfanley Knapp Ausfun Muller Fred Fossmeyer Larry Heberl' Row 'rhree Kenny Forlner Vern lvers Jum Jacobs Jum Landry Sonny Jacobs Berf Colehouse Row four Jum Joyce Bull Johnson Leon ard Jones Ruchard Hall Davud Kurchoff Norbefr Johnson Joe Navolf MR BURNETTS SOPHOMORES Row one Jack Vaugh+ Harold Phulluppe Ruchard Sfanhope Duck Ruder Bll Sfubblelueld Jerry Powell Row +wo Marvun Sweeney Davud O Neul Bob Puely Bob Thompson Paul Scheudf Row lhree Oscar Raney Duck Vollrner Paul Wessel John Rogers Jum Robbuns Derruck Porfer Row four Don Weudner Rex Wulluams Tum Schmudf Harold Punksfaff Charles Parker Phullup Phelps MISS CROUCH S SOPHOMORES Farsi row Mary Camp Carol Dardeen Rose Bass Norma Alvs Rurh Fndler lrzs Bowers Second row Belly Cull son Juann+a Fisher Marilyn Carrie Barbara Evans Jean Abshure Thurd row Marnlyn Donovan Barbara Bolrroms Jerry Boofh Opal Brock Mn dred Crowley Eluzaberh Brough Fourrh row Jaclcle Collrns Gracle Adlcuns Gwen Boswell Anne Cofer Xarepha Anson Peggy Corry Fuffh row Alene Benron Rose Marre Earharf Jean Collms Mass Crouch MISS KIMMELLS SOPHOMGRES Fursl' row Jacqueline Helpnngshne Donna Heclc Lmda Hamm Norma McCar+y Emnly Goodwun Second row Shurle Luke Laveda Lrlce Evlyn Hll Vaerue Jordan Carol Thnrd row Mary Madison Myrna Hari' Karen Fosfer Fourfh row Beverly Maddung Jo Ann Muller Irma Kehl Peggy Knepper BeHy Johnson Fufrh row Jo Anne McCool Reba Helder man Mary Jo Marhn Evelyn Jones Mass Kxmmell Mary Hulen Gladys Hedrick MISS GRAYSON S SOPHOMORES Furs? row Susan Reep Leona Thompson Parry Venable Pa+'ry Ruchardson Norma Phnllrpee Mary Schlomer Second row Jayne Whlrloclc Judy Phrl lupee Wanda Thurs+on Dorns Smnlh Sharon Pea Belfy Nnblaclc Third row Penny Wampler Margie Onlcen Lynda Wolfe Charmanne Sfalcup Helen Sfemeger Ru+h Pu+rnan Fourfh row Bei'+y Smu+h BeHy Sfangle Nancy Wnffenmyer Elsse Slcmner Dorolhy Sxmonson Faffh row Jackue Posf Shnrley Sanderfur Rnfa Os+endorf I , 5 , ' , - I 1 . . 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I , . i I ' ' Class ol l955 Yes we 'rhe class of 55 have had our dulluculhes an becomsng adgusled lo lhe many new experiences lha+ have somelnmes bewnldered uf and confused us buf have never frnghfened us We have now passed a muleslone marlung one lourlh of our gourney 'rhrough hugh school and no longer musf we wear fhe uncomplumenlary sobrlquel' Freshmen We may don lhe new 'nlle Sophomore which we are lold denoles wnsdom and love of lcnowledge We shall aHemp'r lo luve up 'ro 'rhe Ideas embodied nn lhe meanung of our new lnlle MRS MCCORMICKS FRESHMEN Flrsl' row Nnle Barnes Bernard DeLasle Gary Snyder Norman Pelers James Hand Second row Tom Theobald Larry Mc Cray Bull Lane John Leach Don Leach Wayne Buller Thlrd row Tom Pulls Paul Johnson Larry Claycomb Fred Almy 3 Fourlh row Dennis Brolhers Fred Mal fmgly MR GROVES FRESHMEN Fursl row Barbara Gallagher Frances Pfoff Janice Gllberf Sue Smufh Maru belh Benson Second row Mr Grove Vurgema Bowen Shnrley Fox Shuley Henson Donna Fosfer Thnrd row Norma Lynch Charlene Cor deau Rufa Wllson Sharon McCormack Fourfh row Wnlma Mullnns Claudefle Hoover Palrucna Alsop Dorolhy Helder man . - . I I If r I 9 Q ' AL .. ' I . 1 . LII? 1 I MR INMANS FRESHMEN Fursr row Rr hard Byro Roberr Dorson Larry Fox Bruce Goodwrn Ronnue Brown Davud Byers Davud Allen Sam Boyd econd row Bllre Bowen Allen Clan James Cray Benme Becles Jame Gibbs John Anderson Marvun Barmes Th rd row Wayne Edgun Jerry Eaqleson l-larry Culllvan John Ferree Gaylord Cannon Tom Davrd on Jame Dehon Roberr Blddle Fourlh row Larry Cain Don Abel l-larolo Glass Lowell Blalfely Randal Blaclc Larry Darly Larry Davrs MR SMITHS FRESHMEN Fur row Bull Lancasler Don Pa mer Leroy Junlcms Duck Madnson srle Gordon Gary Lrndsay Second row Clnnron l-lurchcrafr Frank Roger Lampron Gerald Manmnq Thnrd row Marshall Muller Tom Graham Don Myer Bob Lewis Jrm McRae Roberf Marhn Fourfh row Paull-lendruxson Ronald Long Harold Loclc Rober+McFe+r1dge Joseph Holloman Frfrh row Dnclc Maddnng Wallnam Hawlnns Ray Punlcsfaff John Jaclcson MR KENSLERS FRESHMEN Fursf row Paul Wslluams Nell Tapley Larry Wnlson Orvnlle Rldgley Bob Pos? Charles Walion Gary Sraley Gene Waldln Second row Glenn Rose Dewy Webber Duck Tapley James Threllceld Leroy Relrmeyer Arfhur Tasdale Don Rodruclc Third row John Sfaley Dnclc Whnffalcer Dave Wnnffueld Bull Weslfall Jam Rea man Edrom Webber Fourfh row Wendel Raney Roy Schroeder Leonard Sfeclcler Lesfer Wlnegar Melvnn Young Don SaHer held Harry Smdh . - .C ,V y S - I ' , ', l - ' , .. ' sr - ' , I , . I , . I E Kehl, Ricky Johnson, Marvin Johnson, MISS POLKS FRESHMEN Fursf ow Ju a Byrer Palfy Clark Rose Coorner W1 ma Cornplon Pally Cdmos Second row Wanda Berry Jane Cofer Sandra CI ne Berh Clarke Mary Burke Third row Caro yn Ashby Peggy Clay comb Parry Clark Kalhernne Beber Fourlh row Margme Brrngwald Edrfh Anderson Janoce Bledsoe Tressa Blu baum Fnfrh row Elarne Allen Dnxre Chanley MR CONRADS FRESHMEN Farsi row Joy Harnulfon Marlene Hesher Hollen Second row Pa++y Evans Jean Densher Claudua Emmons Donna George Third row Barbara Helderman Joyce Dukes Sharon Hari' Carol Sue Dyhouse Rufh Pusher Fourfh row Barbara Dukes Jo Ann Hocker Judrfh Heberl Claudeffe Gowdy Lois Hansen Rnfa Henschen MR DUNN S FRESHMEN Flrsl row Belly Lulhe PaH'y Langford Lunda Jackson Lnnda Muller Linda Mc Arlor Marilyn Kirk Second row Dana Lrlllelohn Oluve Ann Magruder Kay Muller Sherry Monf gomery Moneda Lance Shnrley M Clellen Kafhleen Jones Third row Sandra Kunkle Clara Howder Myra Kirsch Belhany Monfgomery PaHy Madison Marilyn Hudson ' r - li , - , -, .I a , , , ' , . 3 ! I - Mary Jane Hill, Sue Harfsburg, H6165 . I I . ' C- MISS I-IARSHAS FRESHMEN Fursf row Myra Slaley Barbara Robrnson Dawn Sexlon Elazabefh Shoernaxer Sharon Saller Dlane Rogers Second row Dorolhy Roberfson Sharon Phullups Sharon Phnllnppe Norma Ray Carolyn Sager Th rd row Vlrg nla Slevens Molly Seals Carolyn Schuller Roberla Reynolds Roberla Ramsay Fourfh row Jo Anne Slrale Rulh Schuedr Norma Seals Susan Reflrneyer Belly ea MISS VAN WEYS FRESHMEN Fnrsr row Brenda Swnlzer Baroara Wllson Glorza Welfon Rose Trom ey Juanmla Wullnams Jean Todd Barbara Webber Second row Marcelune Vollmer Marqarel Sulhvan Carolyn Surch Judy Townsend Phyluss Walson Kay Young Thnrd row Jan Trenl Charlofle Wnllrams Doris Wnlcle Helen Sumner Joanne Vaughn Fourfh row Jerry Wnrey Sarah Wilson Rose Ann Wheeler Joanne Wesley Francss Taylor Frf+h row Reula Wagonseller Ann Wes+ ern Sarah Vollcman Pa++y Wydrxa if 'Z' xx ., 4 si This is lincoln High Athli2tilIS ' , ---,Tag 'r - -, 1.1-7- ' 1,4-. ' - ,,,, ,, ,W , -- --- W - --is ... -..... ...C ,' ' 1 ' A ' ' --'fwwv-L..-..-A... ' ,-. W.. . . .,...--,c , , i 1-v' - .sf e ,Q-4 e Q , , , i l QA ' 'M-' 'Ig-rf---I--' ' L ' X -Y , i a L .hs i . -ei -- ,aging lg e G 5 f- - ., 37543-'W'3o'q33.25a39' 'f 2lM -471252-Isa. ' 1'1P4 f'9 N-Q5 ' if A-2 .1-qs, . 9 egg '44'.,42n'34'v46 Q., ,W in -yur i- 11... 3545 31-,,9.,..i,..a J are rw -ffg??Eaeeaeaff4-swexfez 2 arf, 'W . .. ',, s-,yi .'- .' .tl , . - f , ,- all ., .fpgf ,g ,, 6 Tv fe -A-?f? f.' - l95l l0othaH Squad Firsf Row: John Baldwin lMgr.l, John Korb, Jerry Penningfon, Ronnie Bailey, Larry Kopp, Jerry Ferguson, John Baker, Rex Early, Coach Inman, Don Burfon, James Thompson, Dick Fox. David Brines, Jimmy Jackson, Paul Wessel, Vern lvers lMgr.l, Jack Easf lMgr.l. Second Row: Sandford Landrum, Marvin Sweeney. Richard Sfanhope, Charles Bareloo. Richard Ryder, Virgil Daugherfy, Roberf Dodd. Norman Williams, James Reiman, Assisfanl Coaches Wyanl Baker and Oscar Finke, Richard Williams, Norberr Johnson, William Crowe, James Robbins, Franklin Mayse, Jack Dale, and Larry Claycomb lMgr.l. OSCAR FINKE, Ass'+. Coach GEORGE INMAN, Coach WYANT BAKER, Ass'+. Coach FOOTBALL MANAGERS Jack Easl, and John Baldwin Roundup of T951 luoihall Season The Vincennes Alices opened Their l95l loolball season by deleafing fhe Reilz Panlhers I4-l2A Aller a successful game wilh The Panlhers, The Alices cul loose by bealing The lNiley Red Slreal-as 30-6. The Alices conlinued To lenglhen 'iheir slring of viclories by delealing lhe Lawrenceville Indians 33-IZ. The Alices lhen lraveled lo Princelon +o beal fhe Tigers wilh The Terrific score of 46-2. Aller four successful games, fhe Alices were beafen by +he Golden Bears of Evansville Cenlral lo +he 'rune ol I4-O, which was lhe Turning poinl of lhe 'reams lorfune. Affer +he Golden Bears defeafed fhe Alices. a slrong Wash- ingfon leam came +o Vincennes for our annual Homecoming game. The game ended in a I2-I2 lie. lCon+'d p. 54l . 1 -N - . 'V I . . - . - 'N' ,-3,1 A, f4:.3f1i'fq.f'4l' , an J, Mg' t I 1 Q - w J.. A, ,g'fi'5:4j, ,. .,1, 4 gg? . il . +1 Q, 1-.'7 1 v -Lv 2 N J, u vtgfip - Q Q 1 55. , P' I Q J. u L . wsdqlngfyi . . , . L . 1: 13' ,IP Ulf F 'I fig. ' H ag:-1 . 1 R, F, Wy . .- :. Hi 'f -X' 'Ei' ' T a ':' y, F 4' V1 f,?5Q5 N Qr' 46-flvi' - g.. x 'SL ff L, J -f N15 E ' 1 'f' 75' it lsr ' UQ, 9 Q9 tk .v H5 , , -gm? E. A -s 'Q u .., Srfif . ,li 5 22, s SENlORS ON THE TEAM Lell' +o Righl: Larry lLardl Kopp, Franklin Mayse, Jimmy Jackson, Gerald lJerryl Ferguson, David Brines, Coach Inman, James lJiml Thompson, Jerry Penninglon, Rex Early, and John Baker. lCon'r'd from p. Affer fhe hard foughf game wifh Washingfon, fhe Alices packed for fhe long +rip fo New Albany fo play a Team which could noi' be bealen, and 'rhe Alices were defeafed by The score of 2I-33. The Alices fhen 'Traveled +o Bloomingfon fo play a 'ream 'rhaf had bealen some of 'rhe besi' reams in Soufhern Indiana. Vincennes was defeafed 6-O. The las+ home game of fhe l95I season lhe Alices were able fo 'rie fhe Sullivan Golden Arrows 26'26. Following 'rhis hard foughf game, fhe Alices packed for fhe frip fo Bicknell for fhe fenfh and 'Final game of +he I95I season. The Bicknell Bulldogs fell fo +he onslaughf of fhe Alices 3I-l4. Hoosier Hysteria i952 Baslceiball is a magic word in Lincoln High or in any Indiana high school for ihai mailer. For years Baslceiball has meanl' lun for ihe siudenls, worlc lor ihe ieam, and sweai for lhe coach! Sporlswriiers have fried For years +o in- corporale info iheir siories 'rhe 'rhrill of seeing iwo las?-breaking ieams burning up 'rhe floor, +he morbid sadness when your ieam is losing by a Tremendous score, ihe happiness when your 'ream is winning, and lhe grafiiude you feel for lhe boys who worlc so hard lo pull ihe game oui of ihe fire in ihe lasl' minuie lor our alma ma+er -Lincoln High. They find and will coniinue +o Find i+ impossible ro describe. If Abe Lincoln were io come ihrough Vincennes again in i952 as he did in his youih, we are sure he would no+ siop 'ro see ihe priniing press, He would go direcily io lhe Coliseum +o see ihe Alices ol old Vincennes go info a press defense. Yes, lime has changed! Seriously, we, lhe siudenl' body of Lincoln High School, are proud ol fhe ieam and 'rhe coaches who have worlced so 'rirelessly and laifhlully lo uphold 'rhe fine +radi+ion of good sporismanshio and aih- lefic abili+y for which our school is lcnown. Schedule Vincennes Opponenl 49 ..... Gerlsmeyer ....,.. 52 40 ...,. Waslwinglon A . .4l 62. ,.. Biclcnell . .. .A M49 52 ...... Jellersonville . . A . .5l 52. . . . Bedford .... . .A .44 68 .A.... Sullivan ...... . N34 46 A.... New Albany .,. ...A . .64 45 .A.... Cenfral lEvan.l ..... . . .62 5IA. .. Jasper .A....A. .... . 55 75 ...... Madison . . ..A., 58 52 A..... Wasliinglon . ...A. 48 38 ...... Lawrenceville ....A..... 64 70 .. ..Muncie Cenlral .. 59' 44 ....A. Garfield ..,... ,.... 4 5 56 ....A Bloominglon . . . . .50 50 ...... JasperA.. .. .AWA55 49 .A,... Bosse lEvan.l . A . 54 56... .Al-lunfingburq ........ ..A43 HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Vincennes Opponenl 48 ....., Jasper ,.... .,...... 5 7 52 ..,... Wasliinglon . . . A.A.. A .47 i Muncie Cenfral l952 Slale Champions oi : 1-x. Q 1,2 arf 23 i 32 2' 9 2 Qfaomu 2 I2 sl, V ,1, ,,g ,1.,. f I 41 ' I .ga J i wk X in 4 Q R A Kal I1 XVinl'i1cr. Senior. P ' FORVV-KRD John f1i2 t'5t'e, Juni ov, FORWARD 51 sin LQ i'5?C1 E'i:2q.g .. Jsaulov.. sf , .W V G LJ'-'X mf? Cl rv: If 31 41 5 31 . J u 11 i 0 11 C' U-NRI? Gubxfav ' Jer' fu Pcaminq fan. Senior' 7 .,1,,a ..,-1..Q , . 1-.. ,QM .,'.z't' 5--'fMuY'91!,1.,. mm R sl' fi XS. ix wg C Js LhlCL-7 TZ'Lii'51.sZ, 5cu101'.QEYTf. SX'illicm1 Heed , Scmav. F ORM -XRD JOIN! lsvfb, Juni TZQRXN 'XRD Jimnu, Jackson, Senior, GUARD RiChC1t'd FOX. Juuiov. FOTLXN-XTQD ' V 'A FY'- Q -355 - x Q, 3 Q 22 X 'f's 'Dfw in A 5. . r 1 Q, J j ' QE' 91 L ik. I Q 'a fi J KL ' .UN 5 r I ' 4 Rl sa' H Il' Q Q I :Q -fn. If 0 B Q Q23 A w 'G -NS x ,1 U-h fy , , . . ' CEN N qillq 35 NCLNN5, A fwplfzgluiryyi lila 4NE5 CEN f 'I . I ru NNX WV NNY cu' -X? Q l95l-i952 Varsity Team Row One-Leif +o Righi: Jimmy Jackson, fasi and scrappy Senior guard. Jimmy is shor+, buf his delermined play and speed makes up for ihaf. Lanny Oslerhage is ano+her iasf guard. Lanny is a Junior who should have a good season ahead of him. Fans are 'rhrilled by his long shols from lhe cenfer of ihe floor. Harvey Nash, Junior guard, is anorher ileef-fooled boy. Jerry Penningfon, Senior guard, did noi gel in any games uniil +he las? of fhe season, bu+ he proved valuable when able 'ro play. Row Two-Leif +o Righlz John Niersle, Junior forward, saw limiied acrion as a reserve player. Ralph Winkler, Senior Cenler, playing his firs+ year on rhe varsiiy, saw liffle acrion. John Korb, a Junior. was very valuable as bolh a cenfer and a forward. Jim Burke, Senior guard, snagged many balls off fhe backboard for ihe Alices. Bob Bonhomme, Senior forward, played his 'rhird year on fhe varsify. Bonhomme and deierminaiion should be synonymous. Dick Fox, Junior guard, is a sleady player, as shown by his consiani calmness. Bill Hood, Senior forward, played his iirs+ year on +he firsi +eam, buf soon proved himself worihy of ihis posiiion. Congrafulafions fo every member oi lhe feaml If i-'laowl 2 X Ea l H S. A A. SFL'l'l0NAL BAhKI'l'BAl.l TOURINIA at VINCENNES man!-an nn- osupu Thnrsdsy Evening 6 '40-Central Cathnlu Der ker 4 -15-Bicknell Sandbom 9 IX!-Brucev11kLEdwardsport 3-1 Friday Morning 9 00-Preolandvxlle-Monroe Cxty .1 2 10 15-Vlnmnnes-I' ntvchton F'ridayAl'tornoon 2 30-Oaktown Wmnm-rGame1 12 Fridly Eve-ug 7 00-Wmner Game 2 and Winner Game 'X 8 15-Wmner Game 4 and Wmner Game .x khlrday Afternoon 100-Wmner Game 6 and Wmner Game 7 2.19-Wmner Game 8 ana Wmner Game 9 Sntunhy Evethg 8 15-Winner Game 10 and Wmner Game ll OFFICIALA ID Ray Br-arm l2b Ivan Spnnkh 131 Roland Biker This ns lincoln Hugh State 10llfIIH 1951-52 l. I. ' '- ' ------ 1-2 2. 't ' -Q - - 2-3 3. : ' 4. . : ' ' -' 5. t ' ' A - 2-3 6. 1:15fDecker Chapel-W'heaUand 3-1 7, g . . 8. 1 . - - - 2-3 9. 1 ' ' ' - - - 3-1 10. . ' A - - - 1-2 11. ' ' ' ' ' - - - 2-3 12. : ' ' - - - 3-1 I I I O l l i The Alice crew oT '52 proved Their worTh as They gave Vincennes iTs Third sTraighT SecTional Championship by coming ouT on Top in Tour games. The Alices rolled To an easy vicTory over FriTchTon, 56-34. ln The second game They gained a Tive-poinT lead over Monroe CiTy and held iT all The way To The Tinal gun, when The score read 42-37. The Third game The Alices had cornpleTe conTrol of Trom beginning To end as They deTeaTed Bruceville 6539. The Tinal game wiTh Decker proved The power oT The Alices as They goT' ouT in TronT early in The ball game and coasTed on in To vicTory and The secTional laurels, 5l-43. In winning The Secfional The Alices looped ZI4 poinTs Through The baslceT To Their opponenTs' l54. IHSAA R E G I U N A L Basketball Tourney L1 T AT VINCENNELS MARCH 8 1952 sa: rd Am W1 mann, L I-I-Illll I rt VINCENNES 54 Bonhomme I Hooo I Korb C OsIerhage Burke g Fox g FT PF P ToIaIs JASPER-47 FT PF Buechlem Seger I Hackman Kress q RoIwIeder Clar c P ps c Bafes g Gnesler g ToIaIs Free Ihrows mrssed OsIerI1age I Seger 2 Kress I Rohleder I BaIes I ar I PI'1IIIps By quarfers Vincennes I5 25 37 54 Jasper I2 23 3I 47 ReIeree Glaze Umpire Hobbs VINCFNNF5 60 Bomhomme I Hood I Kor C eh Bure Q Jackson I WnkIer Q Fox g Pehm qIorI g To+aIQ CARLISLE 48 TnsIow I Abrams I Gadbe ry Q Nas q Joharruhqsmeler Q IvIacDonaId I JeI I I3Iarm g ToIaIs C? FI Free Ihrows mwssed Bonhomme Hood I Korb I CsIerhaqe I Burke Nash I IIsIow 4 Gadberry I Nash 3 By quarIers Vmcennes 47 CarIIsIe 30 OIInc:aIs Hobbs and TerreII '-- FF FI PF IP I I I I I 2 I 2 5 - - - - A I I 5 3 2 I3 ' b, I 4 I I 9 Osfr IaqeI q I I 4 6 2 I4 ' I I4 I I 5 2 3 I2 mm, Nash, I I II III I 3 I 5 . I I .,.. I O O I O I I I ' I I O 0 O O I I I I O 2 2 iuuex num Trim: ' I .FE I O O O -' U BF- '0 ' I I 22 I6 I4 60 . Ill!--Jzxspm-rnrxd h- Nlonmnnmerx' Barr ' 1.1 IL . Q L If VxnuInm-s:InrII Carllslv II-4 ' ' ' ' ' 6 4 I I I 3 I 2 7 .' u ' 'vening f' Q Q Q 5 3 I I ' I If fW1nnorL'lanw1. d hQ Q Q 3 2 3 8 Wmnor Fa - L 1-II Q ' Q ' Q Q Q Q I I 3 3 ..i I I I I I I O I 2 I ' III Iiugvneiilzm- II - . I I O O I O IQI k3S4'i4lI'S2il'T1llCIS Miller, Q ...I I I I I O O O O .fan Ref Hobbs . I I I I O O 2 In I,cI.nndTerr1'II ili? I I I I I I9 IO I5 48 : I, A I I6 3 I 60 ' Q Q I I I Q 2I 48 - FG T . IIIIII.I 7 3 I I7 ', IIIIIIIIIIIII O 2 I 2 . IIIIIIIIIIII. 3 I 5 7 , Q IIIIIIIII 5 5 2 I5 . I I IIIIIIIIII 3 2 3 8 . IIIIIIIIIIIII I 3 2 5 I II III.IIII I9 I6 I4 54 FG TP ' , I IIIIII IIII 7 I I I5 I I I I IIIIIIII I 3 3 5 9 . C I I I I.IIII I I O 3 . IIII ' I I I I 2 O 3 4 I Q I I I I 3 2 5 8 k, I IIII I I I O I I I IIIIII , I I I IIII I I O O O O . IIII IIIIIIII I I O 3 ' , IIIIIIIIII I 2 O I 4 9I6 47 CI k , ' I I. The Alices dlsoroved all superslilion by larnirq 'rhirleen inlo a luclfy number. They won Vinfennes lirfl regional lille in lhirleen years, They advanred lhern, selves lo lhal elile group ol baslce+ball leamf, known as lhe Wsweel sixleen by fha viclory. The Alifes lonnd rho wailing srnoolh as lhev delealed fhe Carlisle Indians. 60748. in lhe secerd ailerroon game. This was no? so, however, For lhe Jasper WE'dca+s, who were viclors over a Craclc Monfqornery learn, 60-59, bv virlue ol a lasl second field goal. In lhe nighl game lhe polls, prediehons, and beliefs of lhe rnaiorily of +he sporlswrilers lhrouqhouf lndiana indicaled Jasper was due for a viclory. The Alices upsel fhis belief by proving lhernselves superior ro Jrhe Wild- Cals in every way, and winning lhe game decisively, 54-47. As fhe learn Cul down The nels, Cries of On lo Bloominqlonlu rose from lhe crowds. The Alices had come lhrough when lhe chips were down, BLOOMINGTO I. H. S. A, A, SEMI-FINAL BASKETBALL TOURNEY AT I. U. FIELD HOUSE March I5, I952 I4 Teamsj - 1 SATURDAY AFTERNOON G e I - I:00 p. rn. L,-Ui!-IELII and CENTRAI T e Hauler Il-'v II Officials I-Z Game Z - 1:I5 p. NLM XLBANY and XI'NLI'NNh Officials 3-4 I u SATURDAY EVENING Game 3 - B:I5 p. Wznnvr llams 1 and W1 r Gam 2 Officials I-3 Fl ICIAl.S: II Walter Bunham. 121 laurenre Leland ' Hanan '1'IxId. -I: Paul Baleman. INIEW ALBANY-56 SIemIe, I .. Maefscnke, I . Benbrook, I I-Ienry, I ., IvIcLaugI1Iin, C .... Ledford, g . WI1IIe, g . . . Boardman, g .. ToI'aIs , . VINCENNE5-49 I-Iood, I I ..T. . Bonnomme, I ,M Nash, I7 ...,.. , PenningIon, I . I . Korb, c ....,. Jackson, 'I M. Burke, g .,.., Osfer-Inage, g . . . Fox, g ......, Winkler, g I . , To+aIs ...,..,.. By quar+ers: New Albany ....., 24 9 ,...I8 FG FT PF 6 2 5 8 5 4 I I 3 O O O I 6 4 2 I 3 I 3 5 O O I I9 I8 25 FG FT PF 4 2 I 5 9 5 I 2 2 O O I 2 O 4 O O I 3 O 4 I O 3 2 O 3 O O O I3 24 49 I5 8-56 Vincennes ........ 8 I9 I5 7-49 The winning sTrealc oT The Vincennes Alices was brolcen by The rangy Bulldogs oT New Albany. The TirsT quarTer OT The game was deTiniTely New Albany all The way l8-24l: however, sTarTing wiTh The second quarTer The Alices, noT To be easily beaTen. soon rallied and aT The halT The score sTood l27-331. The Alices conTinhed The hard grind OT The come- baclc Trail and in The middle oT The Third uarTer, They deTiniTely had The Bull- dogs worried as They maTched Them poinT Tor poinT wiTh The score sTanding 42-48 aT The sound OT The buzzer ending The Third period. The Alices conTinued Their sTeady aTTaclc unTil The middle oT The lasT uarTer when Bonhomme had To leave le game because oT personal Touls and OsTerhage was Torced To leave because oT a seriously sprained ankle. WiTh a lead oT six poinTs The Bulldogs wenT inTo Their Tamous sTall- Tour men ouT and one man under, This proved Too much Tor The TighTin,g Alices alThough They managed To sTeal The ball several Times and brealc up The sTall. The Tinal score was 49-56. CROSS COUNTRY LETTERMEN L H 1' Ri hi--K l' : Ch I T lo , Ted Snyder, Roy Pruifl, Jerry Ridgley, Jim Boyd, Esfle gordoi. gandincgieeggry Snjdjf, Bills Jnohnson, John Niersle, Eddie 'Webben Larry Couch, Roberl' Hansen, Sol Karp. Mgr. RUN TED! Cross llountly l95l The l95l Cross Counlry 'ream added five dual 'meels 'ro 'rheir record as 'rhey wen+ undefeafed in dual meefs. Now, in fhe rwenfy-rwo years fhal Lincoln High has had a Cross Counfry 'ream lhey have losf buf six of l28 meefsz one each fo Paris, lll., Bloomingfon, and Evansville Cenlral and 'rhree lo Terre Haule Wiley. This is 'lhe I9fh undefeafed season fhal fhe Cross Counfry feam has had. The Alices opened fhe season wifh dual meer vicfories over Wiley of Terre l-laufe and Bloominglon. Then lhe harriers jour- neyed 'ro Paris, Ill., where lhey squeezed pasl' 'rhe Tigers 27 fo 28. The Alices relurned home for lhe Four+h Annual Old Posl' lnvifalion Cross Counlry Meet The Anderson Indians +roHed home firsf. The Alices placed fhird. The Alices followed fhis up wi'rh a shu+- our vicfory over Washinglon. Then l'hey lraveled 'ro Jasper where 'rhey gof a pre- view of rhe course lhe Secfional mee? was fo be run on and anofher dual meel' vicfory for fhe record. The harriers refurned home for fhe S.l.A.C. meer, Ocfober l8. The harriers seized fheir fourfh vicfory in +he live fimes fhe conferences meef has been run by defeefing Cenfral. Jasper, Bloomingfon, Bossa. Washingfon, and New Albany. On Ociober 23 rhe harriers won +he l.H.S.A.A, seciional over I7 oiher feams permiiiinq Ihem 'ro cornpele in The sfale meer-a fear which ihey have consisienilv accomplished since Ihe meer was origiv na+ed, A+ sI'a+e rhe Alices placed elevenlh. The members of Ihe Team ihis year were Jim Boyd, Allen Clark, Larry Couch, Tom Davidson, James Del-lon, Larry Fox, Esile Gordon, Bob Hansen, Larry I-Ieberi, Don Hudson, Marvin Johnson, Bill Johnson, Frank Kehl, Ronald Long, Larry McCray, John Niersie, Roy Prui++, Jerry Ridqley. Ted Snyder, Gary Snyder, Eddie Webber, Dave Whiiiield, Charles Tolson, Richard Whirlaker, and Larry Dailey. Sol Karp was sfudenl manager. . . I . f-we-r .em-N . ' . A 'T'-FTM1?-e-1--'9'.,Rw,.fx-s.-has GOII.. I+ mighi be fiffing 'ro here record for posreriiy a summary of Cross Counrry. Cross Counfry is a sporr in which Ihe parlicipanis run Iwo or more miles over a hill and dale course. The firsf five men of each 'rearn score as follows: Eirsf place-I poinl, second place-2 poinfs, efc. The low score wins. A score of I5 is Ihe lowes'r possible score and is called a shu+ou'r . ln a race Ihe runners slarl in a group and slowly spread our as ihe fasfer runners go Io Ihe fronr and fhe slower ones begin 'ro lag behind. Ar 'I'he end of Ihe race rhe runners finish in a chuie so Ihey may be scored as Ihey finish. The sporr is run in high schools in fhe fall only. . . AND TWO MILES LATER SCORES Vincennes Visifors I6. .... Wiley . ...U39 I7 ...,.. Bloominglon . . . .38 27 ,...,, Paris, Ill. .... .. , .28 I5 ...... Washingfon , . . . .40 23 .,.... Jasper ...., ,.., .... . . 32 Old Pos'r-Vincennes Third S.I.A.C.-Vincennes Firs+ Secfional-Vincennes Firsf Srale-Vincennes Eleven+h P--1--, v-Q...-' ' CIT ? 3 l -.615 T ' . .. Q44 f .- ' ' 1 qv 4 fgf' 'V .fr- , .ez-ia, O ...wi Q..-guy, X A , - gamlg ueen Mary and her alnlendanfs. Lefl' fo Righfz Peggy Sfeffen, Pa? Herr, Mary Beach, Pa? Updilce, and Shirley Loclcharf. Track l95l The Alice Traclcmen had anolher successful season under 'rhe guidance of Coach George McCormack. This was The sevenfh srraighf year 'rhal 'rhe Alices wenl' undefea'red in dual meefs. The Alices gof The season under way wifh a dual meer belween 'rhem and Washinglon. When The cinders selfled +he Alices were found on +op 55-54. Ne-xl' fhe cinder-men came oul' on lop of a Three way lussle wilh Peferslourg. SCORES Vincennes Visilors 55 ,... Washinglon . . .,.. 54 69lf2 ,... Pelersburg , . . . , . A46 ....Jasper...,,......,2llf2 57 ..,, Bicknell .A...,. ,... 5 2 Paris Relays-Vincennes Third lndian Relays-Vincennes Third S.l.A.C.-Vincennes Fourfh Old Posl Relays-Vincennes Firsl and Jasper. They Tollowed This up wilh a dual mee+ viclory over Bicknell. The Alices placed Tourlh in The S.l.A.C., and Third in The Paris and Indian relays. ln The homecoming of The Track season. The Old Posl Relays, The Alices were Tirsl in a Tield of ll Teams. A+ The seclional meer Ted Snyder led . The pack Tour Times around The Rose Poly Track 'ro win The mile run and qualify Tor The regional meel. Roy Pruih' and Larry Couch qualified in The half-mile run. AT The regional Ted Snyder qualified for The sfare MAC meer. The Senior members of The l95l Track Team were: Ted Snyder, capfainz Roy Prui++, Jack Easf, Roberl Bonhomme, Jimmy Jackson, John Phillippe, Jerry Ferguson. Leland Nance, Jerry Penningfon, R. D. Lockharf, Jim Boyd, Fred Lalvlarche, John Baker, Charles Tolson, and Bob Carnahan, The Track Team LeTT To Righf-Kneeling' Richard Sfanhope John Baker Charles Tolson Larr ' . ' 5 T . y Co h, J h Phl- rl-7Pe1JRCiber'r Carnahan, Paul 'Onken, John Niersle, Tom Goodman, Harold PinksfaTT,u.Terry Tlerhning- on, ac Dale, Slanding: Bill Johnson, Jerry Ferguson, John Korb, Roloer+ Crafon, Ralph Lockharf USF BOYST- Robed Hansen. VT 9Tl Daufilleffy, Marvin Sweeney, Roy PruiT'+, Ted Snyder, Sol Karpi GOLF TEAM Leff fo Righf: Dale Moyes. Richard Landrey, James Collins, Richard Fox. Don Hudson, Leo Pinlcsfaff, and Coach John L. Adams. Vincennes Opponenfs l 1872 l4'f2 ' OV 2 7lf2 Evansville Cenfral .... 28 Mafer Dei , . ....... I6 Jasper . . O Linfon .... .... . . . V2 Bedford . .. .. . 4'f2 Evansville Cenfral . .I7lf2 The V.H.S. golf feam won fhree meefs, losf fwo. and were runners up in 'rhe S.l.A.C. meef which was held ai' Vincennes. They placed sevenfh in fhe sfafe secfional meef af Bedford. This season was fhe second year for fhe sporf, which is coached by John L. Adams. ln fhe S.l.A.C. Cenfral won wifh 327 sfrolres while V.H.S. had a fofal of 332 sfrolces. ,fr x-, .ss x Baseball SCORES Vincennes O 7 O I 2 3 3 5 4 Bainyille Jasper Prircelon Vxfaahirvolon ,l . pflflCClOF Orr gnc Bedlord xx Booneville Q Bloominglon I, t , ONE MORE TO GO! Lincoln High has had a baseball leam lor 'rhe second slraiqhl year. The members ol lhis year's leam were: l-laryey Nash, Orval Klein, Lyman Lance, John Bacher, Bob Dodd, Norman Williams, Bob Walson, Pal Bailey, Ralph Winlcler, William l-lood, Don Kolehouse, Ed Cardinal, William Kelly, Ralph Lancailer, Rex Early, John Campbell, and Sam Thompson. The Alices losl 4 and won 4 for a ,500 record during The season. wif fs CEN ply M-: 'e ,c,ru,, 5+ 'fl 5' 4' , 4 , 9. 4+ 1,1 N i f-Uh, ' ' 81' XQLENQ Y '- ,fu 6 E 'Cty will A i 'Af vc: - 'A i 'Ci 'e k ui. '44 -s gf F v 'X l ,V L N ., A , A 5 .I ff J V . tqn. , K . i K Q- Q+l QC Ulf glly cgyqt L ' ' Wxfbiw, ,, .0 KQV-- . xv-iQ.. is if- This I8 lincoln Hugh AlItlVltIHS 4 1 is ---f- 6' ,U 'pq it 4 is H r 4 Lf! 1. 6 file . 5 Q 'f- l' ' A. i - 5- M. H - - 11-' V i ' 5:3 .. 'a .'Vl . U, AJ git a 0 H I- 1172 iw Y ' 11. 1 Q lincoln High School Band Our band, along wilh lhe chorus. conslilules our music deparlmenl. ll plays lor baslcelball games and convocalions as well as pulling on a hall-lime show al all home loolball games. This year lhe band parlicipaled in lhe spring conlesl al Evansville. Cur band has always been a source ol pride lo Lincoln High School. ROBERT T. CARR, Direclor Mr, Roberl Carr, our new band direclor, has, in one shorl season, proven himsell very capable. He allained his BS. and MS. degrees from Indiana Slale Teachers College, where he spenl his lirsl year aller gradualion as a graduale assislanl. From Terre Haule he moved easl lo leach a year al Brazil High School. He comes lo us lrom Washinglon High School, where he spenl lhe lasl lhree years. We wish him luclc and hope lo have him wilh us lor a long lime lo come. M? a '-P' . 3 if A14 .151 .Fi ag. l i is -Qi' ' H' . , 'gg' 1.5 X di i xg 41A 5 Q Q, V J, 'X xv,g5?1, JJ. Ng . xt W- ti. Il- 3 if N, veg ' nb Ml 3415 --1. :,' g l.' ff, x O4 . E v..Q :im--Qg,Sg.sl'!!'.:f' ' .lbv ir gig- . -tix' X - 5 -f 4' '- 1-5 . 1, Q W f 'fQf6f.Q . Digg W 'A - -J It 15 talfn ii. lloostefs liluh The purpose of 'rhe Boos'rer's Club is service. Boos'rer's Club promoles loyally +o school and all school organizalions, plans pe sessions, s onsors The special cheer seclion, and helps lhe school during open house and in many olhjer worfhwhile proiecls. Members are: FlRST ROWf Jean Slafford, Bill Johnson, La Vaughn Raney, Tommy Roellchen, Sue Ellen Bedford, Eugene Walker, Shirley Loclcharl. SECOND ROW: Barbara Gallagher, Raelene Wise, Jo Ann Slanhope, Erma Kehl, Lois l-leberl, Virginia O'Neill, Jack Dale. Tl-llRD ROW: Pal Herr, Barbara Green, Lincla Foncannon, Cowela Kimmons, Sharon Brines, Charles Tolson, J. D. Clem- mons. FOURTH ROW: Mary Jo Marlin, Jeanne Klemeyer, Claudia Tolberl, Judy Faris, Joe Flum- merfell, Richard Slanhope. FIFTH ROW: Bob Bonhomme, Bob Walson, John Korb. Dick Gillespie. Sponsor: Miss Pollc. Officers: Shirley Lockhart Jeanne Kle- meyer, John Phillippe, and Linda Foncannon. lincoln High School Chorus The chorus is lhe vocal parl ol our music deparlmenl. They sing lor convocalions and pro- grams oulside our school. Mr. Carr direcls lhe chorus as well as lhe band. FIRST ROW: Gwendolyn Boswell, Carol Dardeen, Norma McCarly, Jacqueline Helpingsline, Shirley Sandeler, Sharon Harl. SECOND ROW: Linda Jaclcson, Sara Vollcman, Joyce Dukes, Rila Oslendorl, Belly Smilh, Shirley McClellen, Hallie Phillips, Mary Ellen Taylor. THIRD ROW: Elsie Skinner, Opal Broclc, Joan Rodriclc, Barbara Carnahan, Barbara Gordon, Marcia Ouallcenbush, Charmaine Slalcup. Laura Wrighl. FOURTH ROW: Claudia Emmons, Juanila Williams, Mary Burlce, Darlene Goodwin, Margarel Fisher, Carol Huller, Shirley Meier, Iris Bowers, Gloria Branham. FIFTH ROW: Pally Combs, Shelby Meier, Sonia Fielder, Jean Spoonmore, Tressa Blubaum, Jeannie Todd, Evelyn Jones, Belly Johnson, Shirley Hamm, Sylvia Clouds. SIXTH ROW: Linda Hamm, Belly Lulhe, Norma Seals, Belly Pea, Helen Hollen, Peggy Corrie, Elaine Allen, Dixie Chanley, Julie Byrer, Mildred Crowley, Pally Duclcworlh. l. ll. A. Shirley Spradling, Shirley Meier, Marilyn Woodall, Sue Whilloclc, Beverly Tresner, Barbara Phillippe, Donna Painler, Lenore Johnson, Janice Lawson, Marie Cooper, Carol l-lulfer, Sylvia Clouds, Shirley Hamm, Charlofle Wilson, Donna Wallon, Marquila Miller, Margie Snyder, Barbara Swilzer, Jo Ann Slanhope, Sandra Hollis, Belly Johnson, Richard Allholf, Roselyn Wellon, Marlha Williams, Verda Roach, Gloria Wesllall, Alice Edwards, Marilyn Allen, Marilyn Collins, Norma Lancasler, Barbara Joice, Gloria Hamlce, Millon Wilkes, Barbara Swing, Eunice Burlcey, Shirley Eslaman, Joy Goodwin, Janice Goodwin, Margarel Fisher, Shirley l-lallield, Naomi Smilh, Larry Couch. Edna Mae Earhart Jaclc Donaldson, Jim Hawkins, Joe BoH'les, Pal Duclcworlh, Jean Spoonmore, Laura Wrighl, Reba Edgin, Bob Pealce, Larry Cooper, Jay Dee Faris, Ralph Lancasler, Diclc Alexander, Richard Williams, Gaylord Clarke, Larry Benson, Barbara Slefley, Wayne Blubaum, Wayne Whalen, Larry Binnie, Shirley Hedrick, Sol Karp, Ted Snyder. Foundalion of America Club was founded for 'rhe purpose of promofing and crealing palriolic spiril among lhe sludenls of Lincoln High. The members of F.O.A. Club are led by Jim Hawkins. presidenl: Marilyn Woodall, vice-presidenlg Barbara Swif- zer, secrelaryg Joe Bollles, lreasureri and sponsors, Miss Grayson and Mr. Herberl Adams. Barbara Buyer s Presidenl Miss Fpperl . , , , . Sponsor Linda Foncannon . , . ,Vice-Presidenf La Vaughn Raney . . Secrelary Jack Fasl' . . , . , . .Treasurer Par Herr . , , . Hislorian The purpose of FTA. is 'ro acquainf prospecrive reachers wilh The advan- lages and disadvanrages ol The reaching profession, and 'ro encourage Their be- coming reachers. Future Teachers nl America FlRST ROW: Arnold Srein, Jack Easf, Norman Sfevens, Gaylord Clarke, Joe Palmer, Pal Bailey. SECOND ROW: Wayne Whalen, Par Herr, La Vaughn Raney, Par Upclilce, Sandra Hollis, Bob Barllow THIRD ROW: Carolyn Shake, Janice Lawson, Donna Klein, Raeline Wise, Berry Johnson, Par Wellon Jean Siafiord. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Swellenam, Mary Jo Inman, Linda Foncannon, Clauclia Tolberr, Lois Heberl' Gloria Weslfall, Marrha Williams. FIFTH ROW: Miss Epperf, Barbara Green, Jo Ann Slanhope, Barbara Swirzer, Jeanne Klemeyer. Il. A. II. FIRST ROW: Norma Alvis. Carol Dardeen, Caroline Sclwulrer, Mary Sclilomer, Lucille Baker, Mary Jo Crowe. SECOND ROW: Leona Thompson, Gloria Wesffall, Erma Kelil, Berry Clnanley, Rira Corbefr, Shirley Like. THIRD ROW: Par Vollmer, Pa+ Duclcworrh, Jean Srafford, Roselyn Welfon, Peggy Corey. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Swing. Gladys Hedrick, Mary Hulen, Elaine Allen, Barbara MaHingIy. FIFTH ROW: Linda Grover, Miss Pollc, Wanda Wedel. WILL IT BE A STRIKE? CHECK THAT FORM! I , no . Y ' liuod Cheer llluh The purpose ol lhe Good Cheer Club is lo radiale cheer among ils members and lo bring cheer lo lhose ill or bereaved. Miss Schwarlz .. ,Sponsor Shirley Hallield . Secrelary Marcia Ouallcenbush. A , . ,Presidenl Charlolle Wilson Vice-Presidenl Sh rley Hedrick Treasurer Pal Duclcworlh Sergeanl al Arms FIRST ROW Clara Wieling Shirley Beamon Shirley Hamm Barbara Robinson Naomi Smilh, Shirley Nlclcless Sue Riggs Verda Roach SECOND ROW Ann Tumey Belly Clarlc Carol Huller Daphane Rose Irma Pelers, Charlolle Wilson Donna Walron THlRD ROW Carolyn Horner Marilyn Allen Rila Boellung Rila Trenl Mary Combs. Jennie Don- aldson Peggy Curry Rnla Johnson worlh Billie Craig Arila McClung FIFTH ROW Joy Goodwin Barbara Swing Marcia Schneider Billie Duclrworlh Carol Miller, Helen Sleuninger Shirley Hedriclc SIXTH ROW Belly Raney Pal Vollmer Marie Cooper Verna Vollmer Sonia Fielder Wilma While, Shirley Wrighl SEVENTH ROW Darlene Sayre Sh rley Meuer Shirley Spradling Barbara Townsend FOURTH ROW: Malrgie Snyder, Shirley Hallield, Marcia Ouallcenbush, Jean Spoonmore, Pal Duclc- 37'l'4'3J,g.vu- exif 'Hams lIlRl'S HI-Y The purpose of fhe Hi-Y Club is +o creafe, mainlain, and exfend fhrouqhoul' The school and comrnunily high srandards of Chris+ian characler. Officers are Jeanne Klemeyer. Sergeanr-a+-Arms: Marilyn Woodall, Secrefaryg Sue Burnside, Second Vice- Presidenfp Shirley Heck, President Wanda Wedel, Firs+ Vice-President Sue Whiiloclc, Chaplain: Barbara Green, Treasurer. Sponsors are Miss Harsha, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Francis. The Student Assistants, composed ot monitors, ottice and athletic ottice helpers, and library assistants, helped to lceep our school running smoothly and etticiently. lnvaluable to our school, they cheerfully give their time, and are happy to help with any project. Student Assistants FIRST ROW: Brenda Switzer, Marlene Miller, Shirley Eslaman, Xarepha Anson, Betty Niblaclc, Eunice Burkey, Pat Von Behren. SECOND ROW: Bill Wheeler, Jack Dale, Sandra Hoover, Pat Updilce, Virginia O'Neill, Jo Ann Vaughn, Virginia Bowen, Marilyn Allen, Rita Boelling. THIRD ROW: Larry Blann, Ralph Lockhart, Mary Jo Inman, Irma Kehl, Sharon Brines, Linda Arterburn. FOURTH ROW: Howard Greenlee, Charles Tolson, Raelene Wise, Pat Welton, Peggy Stetten, Carole Van Horn, Donna Klein. FIFTH ROW: Arnold Stein, John Nierste, Mary Jo Nelson, Barbara Green, Wilma White, Betty Johnson, Roselyn Welton, Lois Hebert, Jaclc Donaldson, Judy Faris. SIXTH ROW: Jo Ann Miller, Beth Clarlce, Ann Western, Naomi Seals, Pat Alsop, Carol Murray, Jean Spoonmore, Sue Burnside, Joretta Cooper, Bob Pealce. SEVENTH ROW: Bill Johnson, Marvin Sweeney, Jerry Pennington, Bob Bonhomme. f-.' ,., My Y 'X fe 'A .. ssiwmf :J .M Q 0 4 P if A Fig-Y if 4 -A S sf' JP 1 If u Q ' . - -R V ki j ...fl-Mg V . ,., 1 iff? fiffiief 2 . A mfs ,of W. sg. . . Kkv., 65 'AK ax-35, Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross rnollo is We Servef' and fhrough various rypes aclivilies il fries fo help people in our connrnunily, in orher parrs of rhe Uniled Slales and abroad. Through qilr boxes lo and correspondence wifh s+uden+s abroad, ir also 'fries To promofe world friendships. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Lelfr io Righlz Roberf Barllow, Vice- Presidenl: La Vaughn Raney, President Miss Imo Ashley, Sponsor: Marsha Schneider, Secrelaryq Daphane Rose, Treasurer. mf I Sponsor's Club is composed of girls wilh high scholaslic slanding who help ihe freshman girls of our high school 'lo become adiusled here. They give help wilh lessons when necessary and 'fry 'ro help lhe girls in any way possible, Miss Epperl is lhe sponsor, and ol- Ticers are: Marlys Nielandi President Barbara Tolberl, Vice-President Linda Foncannon, Secrelary, and Jeanne Kle- meyer, Treasurer, Sponsors FIRST ROW-Lefl 'ro Righl: Rila Boelling, Pal Von Behren, Shirley Loclcharf, Pal Updilce. La Vaughn Raney. Peggy Sfeffen, Sandra l-loover. SECOND ROW-Leli fo Righlz Linda Arlerburn, Mary Jo Nelson, Barbara Green, Emily Henderson. Cowela Kimmons. Sharon Brines, Carol Miller. THIRD ROW-Lell lo Righl: Miss Epperlr, Lynda Wolfe, Joan Miller, Jeanne Klerneyer, lrma Kehl, Donna Klein, Babs Tolberl. FOURTH ROW-Leif 'ro Righl: Nella Muichmore, Sue Burnside, Sue Grigsby, Charlolle Meyers. Linda Foncannon. Marlane Miller, Marlys Nieland, Pal' Herr. lincoln Play Shop FIRST ROW:Sandra Hollis, Marlane Miller, Peggy Sleflen, Shirley Eslaman, Virginia Hays, Brenda Swilzer, Pal Herr. SECOND ROW: Pal Von Behren, Mary Jo lnman, Donna Klein, Marilyn Collins, Barbara Mallingly, Jo Ann Vaughn. THIRD ROW: Linda Foncannon, Barbara Buyer, Barbara Tolberl, Clauclelle Gowdy, Jaclcie Collins, Larry Heberl. FOURTH ROW: John Slaley, Sally Heillcamp, Claudia Tolberl. FIFTH ROW: Bill Bridges, John Niersle, Paul Dylcen, Dan Combs, Jael: Vaughl, Tim Schmidl. SlXTH ROW: Bob Forbes. John Korb, Virgil Daugherly, Joe Flummerlell. SEVENTH ROW: Jim Reiman, Don Burlon, Bob Pealce, Don Weidner. Lincoln Play Shop presenled lwo 'lhree-acl plays lhis year. On November I9 and 20, fhey gave a myslery, Cucl4oos on 'rhe Hear'rh, and in lhe Spring, l Remember Mama . They also gave a one-acl play for convocalion program on February IS. Sponsors are Miss Miller, Mr. Alwood, and Mr. Bridges. William Bridges is Presidenl: Mary Jo Inman, Vice-Presi- clenl: Pal' Herr, Secrelary: Charles Tol- son, Treasurer: Barbara Buyer, Hisforian: and Pal Bailey, Sergeanl-a+-Arms. 4 Mais lllil Post Sentinel Miss Mary Harsha. Sponsor Miss LoHa Thomas, Business S Jiwlfz JE!! ' 1 Ediiorial Sfallz Ralph Loclcharl. Charles Tolson. Barbara Buyer, Sue Grigsby, Mary Jo Nelson, Janice Lawson, Par Updilce, Lois I-leberf, Pa+ Welfon. Marilyn Woodall, Wanda Wedel. Nancy Declcer, Lanny Oslerhage, Shirley Loclcharf, Peggy Sfeffen, Claudia Tolberf, Virginia Hays, Jerry Riclgley. Shirley Heclc, and Linda Fon- cannon. BUSINESS STAFF Slaff Members: Jeanne Klemeyer, Lanny Oslerhage. Glen Owens, Bill Lindsay. Paul Anderson, Belnly Chanley, Pal Von Behren, Shirley Loclcharl, Virginia O'Neill, Richard Slanhope, Sol Karp. Larry Anderson, Margaref Slokeley, Marilyn Collins, Mar- garel' Fisher, Wanda Wedel, Shirley Heclc, Lois Hebert Pal Wellon, Maurice Hoff- man, Claudia Tolberf, Jack Dale, Howard Greenlee, Nella Mufchmore, Morfon ller. Phil Cullison, Bill Johnson, Bob Forbes. EDITORIAL STAFF The purpose of lhe Boys' Hi-Y Club is lo creale, malnlaln, and exlend lhroughoul lhe school and comrnunlly high slandards of Chrisllan characler. Lasl fall lhey spon- sored a movie One Godl' for lhe enhre sludenl body bofh educallonal and enlerb laininq. OFFICERS Lelf To Riqhlz John Lucas, Presidenf Charles Tolson, Firsf Vice-Presidenl Berfis ' Parrish, Second Vice-Presidenl Roberf Pealce, Treasurer: Carl Yochum Secrelaryg John Niersle, Sergeanl-at Arms: Robe-r+ Forbes, Chaplain. The Sludenl Council is lhe advisory board 'ro lhe school adminislralion. Il is made up ol represenlalives from each ol lhe various home rooms, and il assisls The school in carrying our many proiecls. Sponsors: Miss Epperl and Mr. Declcer. Officers: Sharon Brines, President Diclc Fox, Vice-President Pal Updilce, Secrelary: Lois Heberl, Treasurer. Student Council FlRST ROW-Lell 'ro Righl: Jo Ann Vaughn, Pal Updilce, Peggy Slellen, Xarepha Anson, Belh Clarlc. SECOND ROW-Lell 'ro Righl: Sue Burnside, Sharon Brines, Joan Hoclcer, Lois Heberl, Marilyn Allen. THlRD ROW-Lell 'ro Righl: Wilma While, Charmaine Slalcup, Valerie Jordon, Virginia Bowen. FOURTH ROW-Lelr lo Righl: Jerry Penninglon, Bill Johnson, Paul Johnson, Tom Davidson. FIFTH ROW-Lell lo Righlz Howard Greenlee, Marvin Sweeney, Jack Dale, Bill Wesflall. Qi SM- N ' ' , J h , A IS IS lincoln Hugh VHII S Homecoming Llncoln Hugh Schools annual l-lornecom ng celebrahon was held on Cclober I3 The leshwl es began wnlh a parade an fhe alfernoon and dld no? end unll fhe lasf song dued oul al lhe home connlng dance fha? nnghf ueen Pal Uodnlce and her coarl Pal Herr Jeanne Klemeyer Peggy Slelfen ano Caroly Grove mleo over ine enhre proceedungs The mann allrachon was The loolball game IU whuch Vnncennes and Washlnglon fed I2 l2 Many of lhe clubs and organnzahons In Vln ennes 'roolc parf rn fhe ce ebral on and a huge lurnoal of old Grads made l95I s l-lonnecomlng one of 'rhe mosf successful ever PAT -4115 513251 Sm 3 5 'RWE W EAT U' 'M SENOR FLO JU O FO T SO O ORE O 79? I 23 ' 5 THE BFLQE5 of 5 1 aacmus THE nuns. 1: I I-4 :ff ,, I I n ll f, 'gi 5 l ' l .gi ' f lf i r . si S ,rl sl Junior-Senior Prom A dream, begun in our Freshman year, was broughl +o fruilion fhar night Larnbem' lighfs. sweef music. orchids, and fhe swish of faffela mingled logelher lo make a 'rhousand memories which we shall never forget Z5 Melody Time. a rheme of musical noles and s+affs, marlced fhe 1952 Junior- Senior prom. Benealh a ceiling of whife crepe paper cu'r in sfrips, we danced around a huge C5 clef sign which served as a cenlerpiece. Clay Phillips and his orchesfra from Indiana Universily furnished fhe music, while Gene Sloclcer and Doris Thompson afforded musical inlerludes af inlermission lime. l 'll' M i l 1 '9'llrl, l'irl.l.allll'l ' ,ul .T I- , . i,.i,lrl T. 2 i i 357452 xf 'iff' S Y X Fxx rv ' s This IS lincoln Hugh AlIVHI'tlSIIlg 1 1 1 V -4 1 14 14 1 14 4 l l I P P P 14 4 14 14 4 4 14 4 4 14 4 l v-------v-----v-vav--e4::4::Q:::::::::::::::::::--o----A-A---A-A-A----- PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. George S. Sexfen Dr. and Mrs. Frederic Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bedford Dr. Richard M. Anderson Dr. S. Joseph Smith Dr. and Mrs. M. S. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Morgan Judge and Mrs Ralph A Seal Mr T E Huggins Mr Fred T Armstrong Mr and Mrs Ken Kensler Dr Gall Jackson Mr Paul Relfmeyer Mr Lyle E Muller Leroy Ralph and Ben Klzer Mr Carl G Buyer Dr and Mrs N D Ewnng Mr and Mrs Maurnce Boeckman Dr and Mrs Ralph O Smlfh Judge and Mrs Sldney Gelb Mr and Mrs M C Groscop Mr and Mrs Harold N Muller Dr and Mrs NorberfM Welch Dr and Mrs H D McCorm4ck Sheruff Frances E 1Leftyl Thomas -'r 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 4 4 4 14 4 4 14 14 14 14 4 4 4 4 1 1 1 14 4 4 4 4 4 1 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 . . - - . . . - . . . ,, . . . 4, . 4, ' ' 1, ' 1, ' 14 14 . ' - :4 . - . . ' . ' . - 4 14 . ' . - ,, - . . 4, . 4, . . , - 4, ' 14 4, ' . 11 . - . 4, . 4, . 4, - 4, ' 14 14 14 14 14 11 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 4,-- : ::::-:- --, --,- ---- ---- --,- --,:- :- :- :-: ,,::- A :- QCA,-J-44 4004-'44'::v':::::,40:::n::4:::::o 000440045- PATRONS Mr. Allen T. 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The Home Builder's Department Phone 313 Qur Congratulations To The Graduafes of The Class of 1952 ESCO WALK AND SONS QUALITY MENS and WOMENS WEAR VINCENNES INDUWA Comphmenfs of AUTO LITE BATTERY CORP VINCENNES INDIANA 1' U 1 g:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,::-:::::::: .,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,----,-:::: ::.::::::::::::::::::::::,-,-::::::::: 'n I 1 1 . 1 1 I I 1 1 I 1 f:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::v 1 r - ' 1 r D i ,,,,. - Compliments of JO E K O P T A ' S Gosoline Motor OII L b MARATHON u rrconfs Tnres Bcmerues Accessones 7th ond Mom Vuncennes In drone CONGRATU ENIO BEST IN DRUG STORE SERVICE ESTER BEST IN DRUG STORE M THE REXALL STORE 400 S 61h Street L A T I O N S ERCHANDISE Phone 224 3IO Moun Street VINCENNES Coll 48 Wholesale VINCENNES ROSE Our Offaces Shop Greenhouse ore on The Old Bruce II Ph Refoll GARDENS vu e Rood one 2300 VINCENNES J S RS ,DU BERG'S A I ,,,,,,,-,-,,,-,v--- .... v-vvvvvvvvo-v--vv-v-v-0---v--vv-v.,v-,--- F 'A'AA'A 'A A ' ' A ' ' 'AI I Best Wishes to the Graduating CIass ot 1952 THE NCENNES CO Brldges and Structual Steel tor Every Purpose CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T952 T S SANDWICHES FOUNTAIN SERVICE CURB SERVICE Phone 259I 82I North Second St ERTEL S SHOE SHOP Agency The Wrnght Arch Preserver and Portage Porto Ped Shoes 31 Years of Continuous Service Expert Shoe Reposr at Moderate Pnces 1503 North Second Street vu STEEL RP. PA ' DRIVE-IN Best Wishes to the Class of I952 KAHRE JEWELRY CO. 422 Mann Sfreef VINCENNES INDIANA 'Y 1 I 1 1 1 Compllmenfs of ALLIANCE THEATRES CORPORATION operatung NEWMOON PANTHEON FORTSACKVILLE THEATRES Movles Are Your Best Enfertalnmenf Attend Them Regularly Congrafulahons to The Class of 1952 CROOK WALLACE CO J 'I 'I 'I 1, , :I :I :I 1, ,I ,I I I 1, ,, I ' 'I 'I 1, , 'I 'I 'I 1, ,I 'I 1, 1, 1, I 1, 1 1 1 'I I I Q I ,, 1, 1, 1, 1, , 1, I, 1, ,, ,I 'I 'I 'I 1, ,I 'I 'I 'I . 1, ,I 'I 'I 'I 1, ,I 'I 'I 'I 1, ,I 'I 'I 'I 1, ,I 'I 'I 'I 1, ,I 1, 'I 'I 1, 1, 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1, 'I 'I 1, 1, 1, 'I 'I 1, 1, 1, I 'I 'I 1, I, 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1, 1, 1, I 1, 1, 1, 'I 'I 1, 1, 1, 'I 'I 1, 1, 1, I 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 'I 'I 1, 1, 'I 'I 'I 1, 'I 'I 'I 'I 1, 1, 'I 'I 'I 1, 1, 'I 'I 1, . 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QJ I Ill i Qll l N-Q'i yCN.J INDIANA X 4 x.. k A A .4 C'-9 , If Q f -'Avg'n'Qx'Y- ,Ill l.l'l'A-X J- .-mn 1lDllCl JA 'I 'll' 7 full 1 44 Anza . qi ' ' 'if 1 x ' - S 1 J Q 0440020000000 RUGS CLEANED COLD FUR STORAGE Congrotwlotuons to the CIoss ot I952 VERICLEAN WORKS CLEANING AND PRESSING II8 North Second Street Phone I23 9 ALWAYS A FRIENDLY WELCOME COLN G GOOD FOOD FOUNTAIN SERVICE OPEN 24 HOURS EVERY DAY 4th ond Vigo Streets on U S 50 ESSIE CRAIN Phone 2444 Serving wottles 24 hours VINCENNES INDIANA 'I :I I II II I I II I II II I . I II II II II II II II II II II I f::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::::::: ::f:: ::::::::::::::: I II II II II I II II II I II II II 'I II , I II II II l II , . . I CONGRATULATIONS ond BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 52 WAOV The Rodso Volce of Vmcennes T450 on The Duo! Mutual Broodcosfmg Svsfem Siudlos IH the Grand Hotel CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS M LDRED S LCWER SH 24 North Sth Phone 4000 4x44 44444 4444444444444444444 444444 4 I o . . , I I Q 4 444444444444 444444:::44444:::::::::::::4:::4::::::4::4:44 4444::::::::::::44::::::: ::::::::::::::::::4 4-4444444444444 I - QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 00400 0000 MPLIMENTS F KIXMILLER 8g SON DEEP VEIN Gnd HARRISBURG COAL Authorized Iron Flremon Dealer -4,5000000400- e'QQ0 00000,-Q L ADAMS CONFECTIONERY Across from The Collseum K T BENSON Owner Phone 693 QA Q40 QQ AA AAAA v,,, , vvv, - AA- ,,---,, --, I ' 1, ,I :I II ,C 1: 1' 'I 'I 1' 1, ,' 'I 1, ' 'I 1, - 'I 1, 'I , 'I 1, C :I . 1, ,, 1: 'I 1, 'I 1 'I I 1 1, ' 'I 1, 'I 1, 1' 'I :I 1: I I 1 1, ,' 'I , N I 1, I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 0 1, 2 :I :I 'I I I 1, 'I 'I 0 1, 1, 'I , 1, 1I 'I 1, :I :I 1 I I 1: 1, 'I 'I :I :I ' I ': 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1, 1, 1, :I :I :I I I I 'I 'I 'I ' 'I 'I 'I 1' I' T' I I I 1, 1, 1, 'I ' 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1' I' 1' 1' I I I I 'I 'I 'I O 'I 1, N 4, 1, II 1, 1I -T-I :I 'I :I ,, 1: 1: 'I 'I 1, 'I I :I I :I I 1 I 'I 1: 'I I' 'I 1, 'I ,' :I I :I -I I 1 I :I 1: 'I 2 1' 1' 'I 1: :' 1: 'I 1, ,' 1, 'I 1, ,' 1, 'I 1, ,' 1, 'I 1 ' 1 I 1: I 'I 1, :I 'I 1 I 'I 1: 'I f' 4' :::::: - - Q v ..- -vg ,- -- : 0, ,A J CONGRATULATIONS ASS O SELBY FLORSHEIM AIR STEP ROBLER BUSTER BROWN PEDWIN Freedom Exnsts Only Where the People Take Core of the Government' KI Our rught to vote to ossemble In defense of our behets to support our elected leoders when we thunk they ore raght ond oppose Them when we thunk they ore wrong these ore The wovs to core for our Constntutlon thot It may un turn defend Us from everv threot to Freedom In These dlttlcult tumes at IS essentucl thot we Thus strengthen the fundomentols of our government thus strenghten OURSELVES' VINCENNES SUN COMMERCIAL Where the splrnt of the Lord IS there IS Liberty II Cor 3 17 ,,,,,, ,,--,,,,,, --,,, .,,. ,,-,,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,, C L F ' 5 2 5 ,T , y A I7 ffn a II ' ., A I ' 5 .y A , . . . , 1 0 - ,, . . . . . ,, I I -1 O - ::::::::::::::: : :::::::::::::::::::::: ::::: :::'0::::e:: :::::: Ic BUYS MORE TODAY THAN EVER BEFORE . . . ELECTRICALLY OF COURSE PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY o NA nc GARDNER FUNERAL HOME Servung Vlncennes and Vncunuty 24 Hours a Day Radio Dispatched ArnbuIance Service for the Suck and Inlured Only 505 Maxn Phone 26II 2oI2 DEXTER GARDNER OMER MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC Corrugated Paper Products VINCENNES INDIANA f INDIA ,I . P OY 'rv 4+ 1+ l 4+ 0 il 4+ '+ :+ P 4+ 4+ 0 :+ 4? 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Streets VINCENNES INDIANA JOHNSON S BOOTERIE THE HOME OF BETTER FOOTWEAR 21 I Mom Street VINCENNES INDIANA KL ER BEST WISHES GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1952 BIERHA 82 SONS The Home of ANYTIME COFFEE SCOUT CABIN PRODUCTS 328 North Second Street Phone 22 ond 21 VINCENNES INDIANA Our Wash To Each Member of The Graduating Class of 1952 as That You Mav Have a Useful and Engoyable Lrfe BRUCE C KIXMILLER CQNGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 ORTO Home of SMART JUNIOR FASHIONS 225 Mann Street VINCENNES INDIANA I lc. M N'S CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I952 MURRAY S PHARMACY VINCENNES LEADING APOTHECARY 3I6 Mom Street Phone I I9 VINCENNES INDIANA I LENAHANS 84 KONEN INCORPORATED READY MIXED CONCRETE DeoIers un WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL I I8 South Fnfteenth Street Phone 2959 Put 3212 Congrofuloflons Sensors PONTIAC CO INC PoNT1Ac: CADILLAC SALES SERVICE Phone I89 5th of Hackman VINCENNES INDIANA I M FETT QI-4 Mom Street Phone 2II Exclusrve Women s Apporel VINCENNES INDIANA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS VINCENNES NEWS AGENCY Educofuon Comes From More Thom Texrbooks READ A MAGAZINE NIGHTLY I: I, ,C I, I, 'I I, 'I 'I 'I I, 'I I, 'I I, 'I 'I 'I I, 'I 'I I, 'I 'I I, I, 'I I, - 'I 'I 'I I, 'I 'I 'I I, I 'I 'I I, 'I I, 'I I, N 'I 'I 'I I, 'I I, I, , , 'I 'I II 'I I, ' I, I, I, 'I 'I 'I 'I I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I, I, I, I, 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, 'I 'I 'I 'I I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I - 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I, I, I, I, 'I 'I 'I N 'I I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 5 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I, ', I, II I, I, I, ,I I, I, I, ,I I, I, I, ,I I, I, I, ,I I, I, I, ,I I, I, I, I I, I, I, :I I, I, I, I I, I, I, 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I, I, I, 'I I, I, I, 'I I, I, I, 'I I, I, I, 'I I, I, ', 'I I, I, I, 'I I, I, I, 'I 'I 'I 'I I' I, I, I, 'I 'I 'I 'I I 0 : A - - v ::::,,::::: 0 A - , A- , , -:J CONGRATULATIONS ASS 9 SINGER SEWING CENTER 215 Mom Street Phone 42 MPLIMENT W F HOLLAND COMPANY 2 4 North First STUDEBAKER GERHARD BERGMAN 8. SON Estoblushed 1889 Second ond Buntun Streets Phone 1505 PROGRESS LAUNDRY Phone 192 North Second Street VlncenneS,Ind1ana CL oft 52 CO S OF ----.V Qememdm pafzaqcm D Qenzemdw pmaqan D Qememim paxzaqcw lllllllllllllll lllf oday .iwe are prmters of the p yearbook of your school Tomorrow as you seek your future In e professions lndustry and commerce 'ml W we Ml NWHJ at Paragon hope to serve you the essential Prmtlng and Lithography Gb, you will need ln the pursult of your career y d dth gtbl E ts f l its Ghz aragcm rms MONTGOMERY ALABAMA F A R R s 5 ssorono INDIANA , 4 , 'Q W O 6. ' th . . Ill A f 9 USN' ' . 'lui Us f 4' ulg-1' .ai -I Man of our best customers came Io us through frien ships Y Wg formed aroun e annual plannin a e or from former 1-ig lli grads like yourself who first saw our work in their annual. .n'E'2 D l , ' - ai ' - 'Q 3 j -2f :: .r,., I .-Jfntyguv ,g E rw ,p,,.v-'xllrl' Q f '-'. ss- 'I 17 H 'l y ll , ., ' -2- V ' ' B I L L ox 29