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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1953 volume:

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Along the sides a myriad ot stars against a background ot blue con- veyed the theme, Stardust A sparkling, miniature kT.,c vvatertall cascading over a bank ot greenery in the center ot the dance tloor added a touch ot reality to the ethereal ettect, Thus the months ot planning and the tinal hectic week ot actually decorating the Coliseum were brought to a pleasing climax, gcfzaof 195.2 The Big day arrived at last - the parade with many beautiful floats moved slowly down the street bringing gasps of wonder and delight from the crowd That evening preceding the game, lovely Queen Pat Alsop was crowned by Mr, L. V. Phillips, Indiana State Commissioner of Athletics. The Alices added their contribution to a perfect day by defeat- ing Princeton. Following the game, the traditional sock-hop was held at the Coliseum Our sixth an- nual Homecoming Day passed into history, L. V, Phillips Crowns Queen Pat Queen Pat Alsop Crashing Through to Victory Senior Float LJ-.+ . Wg? Queen Pat and her court of Senior girls, Betty Johnson, Donna Klein, Pat Von Behren, and Sandra Hoover were the feature attraction ot the Homecoming parade. ' ,alma Aiice'II Teach 'em a Lesson Lick 'em Alicesu Sophomore Float Freshman Float GA! Uh! Ike or Adlai? . . . Goodbye My Coney Island Baby . . efzeminq 041 ' rqaauncf 9. 00 3:55 M ,I ,J ifewjfjg Q 0 , Y . x! I A K 5 .J 5 Ml? V X:-.X H-uma mute G, 5 4 1 'nw ' Nl ff I au 1 N' Q P W 6 ZZQN 17 W f ff X - V 'I ff Y ' I .jp Q Q MR, ROY R, SNYDER Principal fqclmum' dim Mr, Roy R. Snyder, the principal, supervises the academic lite of Lincoln l-ligh School, I-le is ably assisted by the Dean ot Boys, Mr, William Decker, and the Dean ot Girls, Miss Nelle Eppert. ln addi- tion to advising the boys and girls, Mr, Decker teaches Biology and Agriculture while Miss Eppert teaches I-lealth and I-lome Economics. Lincoln I-ligh Schools high rank among Indiana high schools is in a large degree due to the efficiency of these capable leaders. MR, WILLIAM DECKER ' MISS NELLE EPPERT Dean of Boys . Dean of Girls Vlr, Ralph Banks, our superintendent of city schools, Eisisted by the able members of the school board, r, Boeckman, Mr, Kixmiller, and Mr. Allen, is 'esponsible for our well-organized and efficiently operated city school system. Mr, Banks is not only woted for his outstanding civic leadership, but is wighly respected throughout the state among other :school superintendents. Few students are aware of lthe numerous difficulties solved by the school board. We wish to thank these men for their time and in- terest deyoted to us. MR. RALPH l-l. BANKS y Superintendent of Schools SURERINTENDENT AND SCI-lOOl. BOARD MEMBERS, l. to r.: Mr, Fred Kixmiller, Treasurerg Mr Glen Allen, Secretaryg Mr, Ralph Banks, Superintendentg lvlr, Maurice Boeckman, Presidents L ., A Sam ,M gg 3 Ggicep With ready smile and pleasant disposition, lvlrs. Martha Steinsberger is a friendly assistant to all students, ln addition to answering students' ques- tions and helping them with any difficulty, she serves as Mr. Snyder's secretary, We wish to thank Mar- tha for all her helpful advice and information. l Z2 8 ' Our building engineers, Mr, Reel, Mrs. ls and lvlri lxflclvlillan are responsible for clean, orderly appearance of our build We will also remember these people as friends. We wish to thank them for tl' efficient service. F. HERBERT ADAMS Indiana University B.S., M.S. Commerce, Social Studies JOHN L. ADAMS Indiana University BS., M.S. Health, lllathematics FRED ALWOOD University ot Illinois BS., M.S. Chemistry, Mathematics IMO ASHLEY DePauw University A.B.g University of Chicago M.A,g Graduate Study-Colum- bla University, Indiana University, and Oxford University. English WYANT BAKER Vincennes University A.A,g Indiana State B.S.g Graduate Study-Indiana Univer- sity. Social Studies VAUGHN BIERLY Indiana University AB., M.S. Librarian CHARLES BRIDGES Franklin College A.B.g Iowa State College M.S. Industrial Arts JOHN BRISCOE Indiana State BS Industrial Arts HOWARD BURNETT Indiana University A. Social Studies B., M.A. ALBERTA CANNON Indiana State A.B.g Indiana University M.A. Social Studies ROBERT CARR Indiana State BS, MS Band FRANK CONRAD University of Notre Dame BS. in Physical I Education. Physical Education, Social Studies . ,,,,u.,m5 , '- I 'TE23IRf?555 1 Q .5 wi izsisgss. Q . , .- f i: :::2ei:s::: -:- it -: -fha!-sz:-,i,: - ' i s '3 ,QF x 1 11 'Q 99, 3 A s 13 s xi '25 its N ,M -12 it S it i X3 wsevi S mgsss - s Q. 4, :-' 'il EMERY COUTS Oakland City College A,B,g Indiana Uni versity M.S. Matlzematics' OLA FAY CROUCI-I Indiana State B,S.g Columbia Universit M,A.g Graduate Study-Cincinnati Uni versity, Com merce OSCAR FINKE Indiana State A.B,g Indiana University MS. Physics, Biology, Athletics ANNE FORBES Indiana State AtB.g Graduate Study R University ot Chicago, Columbia Univer sity, Indiana University, Oxford Univer sity. English EDWARD FORD Indiana University BS., MS. Commerce CHESTER FRANCIS F Indiana University B.S.g Drake Universiti MS Physical Education, Safety, dthletics CLAUDE GROVE Manchester College B.S.g Graduate Stud -University ot Chicago, University o Cincinnati. Commerce MARY I-IARSI-IA Indiana University ABQ Graduate Stud' --University ot Chicago, University o Wisconsin. ' English, .lournailism .IOSEIDI-I HARY Indiana State BS. Band GEORGE INMAN Indiana Central A.B. Physical Education, Social Studies, Athletics DAVID JACKSON Indiana University BS., M.S. French, English LEONA KATTERI-IENRY DePauw University A.B.g Syracuse Unil versity M.A. Latin QENNETH KENSLER DePauw University AB. Social Studies, English IRVIN MARUTZ Indiana State BS., MS. jlflllfhflllllfillf, Aihletic Business Manager ELWOOD MILLER I DePauw University ABQ Graduate Study -George Peabody College, St. Petersburg Junior College, University ot Colorado. lfnylfsh, lJI'dllIll'fit'.Y, Speech VIARION PATTERSON Indiana State B.S,g Master ot Eine Artsef University ot Syracuse. A rl rIELEN POLK Indiana University AB., MA. Physical Education NAARIE RISCH Indiana University BS., MS. I English RICHARD SCHULTE Indiana University AB., MS. Safety, Visual Education -IELEN SCHWARTZ Indiana State B,S.g Graduate Study - Columbia University. Ilome Economics HARRY SMITH Indiana State AB., MA. Jllathernatics CARRIE VAN WEY Vincennes University A.A.g Indiana State B.S. Science DOROTHY WALTERS Indiana University BS., MS. English JULIA WELCH Indiana University BS., MS. I Physical Education ' :.., ..-f 21- Y if y W it 5: Q, ,Q I. K 'Q .sf iq VV -- ki .... Q, S if vi 5 ew wx if Q . ...K Q: , .: . as 5 N ...., . Q .... Q. F N4 V, ggi' s .. K 715: X fl if V C-CX! I Qt L fi f 51 fs wrf,fjf,: g V , ' f- Q U 0 ',-:Qs EHTIQ-D N ., 3 dXdf lg R' F Qc G' oogrj, xf 'QU l' ,, .-4 ' + u ir- l -'i' Q E9 T 1 K + r 'ik ix -1- A 442 X. SENIOR OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Seated: Mr, Emery Cows and Miss Vaughn Bierly, Standing, l, to r.: Marilyn Allen, Treasurerg Jay Dee Faris, Vice-President l-lenry Carrie, President Shirley Lockhart, Secretary. in Xx -,1,, - ie K X X S Q- -1.---1 ALLEN, MARILYN E. Jr. Red Cross l, 2, Student Council Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Good Cheer 3, Student A sistant 3, 4, F.O.A. 2, 3, 4, Senior Cla Treasurer. ANDERSON, LARRY R. Old Post Sentinel l, 2, 3, 4. ANDREWS, HELEN M. Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, ARTERBURN, LINDA L. lvlaiorette l, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Sport sors 2, 3, 4, Student Assistant 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2. BAKER, LUCILLE G.A.A, l, 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, l3AREl3O, CHARLES Football l,2, 3, 4. l BEAMAN, SHIRLEY A. Good Cheer 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Room Monitor 4. BLUEBAUM, GEORGE Red Cross 4. BOELLING, RITA F. Student Assistant 3, 4, Student Counci 4, Lincoln Log 3, 4, Good Cheer l, 2. i BOTTLES, JOSEPH F.O.A. 2, 3, 4. BRANHAM, GLORIA A. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross: 3, 4, Good Cheer 4, GAA. 2. BURKEY, EUNICE J. Band l, 2, 3, 4, F.O.A. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2,3 4, Chorus l, 2, Good Cheer l , GAA. l. BURTON, DON Football 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross l , Lincoln Play Shop 3, 4. CAMP, JAMES S. Band l, 2, 3, 4. CAMPBELL, JOHN Baseball 2, 3, 4. CARRlE, HENRY Cross Country l, Z, 3, Track 2, Senior Class President. Cl-IANLEY, BETTY Old Post Sentinel 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, G.A,A. l, 2. CLARK, BETTY A, Jr, Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Good Cheer 3, 4. CLARKE, PAUL G. E.O.A, 2, 3, 4, ETA, 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4, Track l, 2. COMBS, MARY C. Good Cheer 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. CORBETT, RITA A. GAA, l, 2, 3, l-li-Y 3, 4, Good Cheer 4. COUCH, LARRY Cross Country l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Lincoln Log 4. CRAWFORD, CAROLE Transfered CROWE, B l LLY JOE rff Illl - ' 3 9 5 'WMU' 5 ii! 'l i E gflxlifi ff Z H . i X ,gs r 131514: A -- - ' 'W' eg? jztizfi. . H ,, 3521x,:WH,g,J,a:4, 4 -55,1 it-its -' frees W-wif ff . fr gllikgttaa ,,. ft Q . . : , 1 am4Ww,,wifac.az i ,is 1 M-.t - Q 7 M C, ,,,,,,,,,,, li lk , 2' .. .... 4 , F 4- 1 y as if la i A V , 1, ,fag ,eff , 5,5 3 X A cpe W CROWE, MARY J. G.A.A, l, 2, 3, POA. 4, l-li-Y 3, 4. CULLlSON, CLINTON, JR. CULLlSON, Pl-llLLlP l Lincoln Log 4, Student Council 4, Ol Post Sentinel 3, 4, Junior Class Treasure CURRY, PEGGY A, i Good Cheer l, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross l, 2 3, 4, l-li-Y 2, 3,4 DAUGHERTY, VlRGlL Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, Basebal 3,4 DECKER, NANCY Old Post Sentinel l, 2, 3, 4, FTA, 4 l-li-Y 2, 3, 4, Student Assistant 2. DITSLER, DALE Baseball 3, 4, DODD, ROBERT Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2 Track l , Baseball 2, Student Council 2 4, Old Post Sentinel 4, Boosters 2. DONALDSON, JENNlE Good Cheer 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. DONOVAN, CHARLES W, Old Post Sentinel 4. DUCKWORTH, BlLLlE Good Cheer l, 2, 3, 4, Student Assistan 3, 4. DUNHAM, CLARA L, Good Cheer l g G.A.A. l, 2. EVANS, DONALD EARIS, JAY DEE Senior Class Vice-President, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council l,2, Lincoln Log 3, 4, l-li-Y 3, 4, F.O.A. 3, 4, Chorus 3. FIELDER, SONIA A. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Good Cheer 3,4 FONCANNON, LINDA J. Sponsors 2, 3, 4, Old Post Sentinel l, 2, 3, 4, Lincoln Play Shop l, 2, 3, 4, Boosters l, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A, 3, 4, l-li-Y 2, 3, 4, FORBES, ROBERT E. Lincoln Log 4, l-li-Y 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Lincoln Play Shop 3, 4, FTA, 4, Old Post Sentinel 3. FOX, JIM C. FOX, DICK Lincoln Play Shop l, 2, 3, 4, Boosters l, 2, 3, 4, Old Post Sentinel l, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 4, FULKERSON, BRENDA D. l-li-Y 2, 3, 4, Jr, Red Cross 2,3 GARRETT, CAROLYN I. Jr, Red Cross 2, 3, Good Cheer 3, 4. GEORGE, GERALD E. GlLLESPlE, RICHARD L. Lincoln Play Shop l, 2, 4, Boosters l, 2, 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4. GOODMAN, DARLlNE F,O.A. 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, my Q S, .2 ,L , ggi f-'11, Qffafwfas ww .Ian AlW5??'f Q 'SQ R S is ak X JP if If .,,, J., Q J, ,.,. , -, '-'sh-. -.zf,z: jE':? rr: c A -H. A I . GOODWIN, BRUCE Band 3, 4. GORDON, BARBARA Good Cheer 4, Jr, Red Cross I, 2, Chorus I, 2, 3, I-Ii-Y 2, 3,4 GROVER, LINDA E, GAA, 2, 3, 4. I-IALL, ELSIE M. Jr, Red Cross I, 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, I-IAIVIKE, GLORIA E. POA, 2, 3, 4, Jr, Red Cross 3, 4, FT. 4, I-Ii-Y 2, 3,4 I-IAMM, SHIRLEY S. Glee CIub I, 2, Mixed Chorus I E,O,A. 2, 3, 4, Good Cheer 3, 4. I-IANSEN, ROBERT Track I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I, 2, 3, f Student Council I, 2. HARKER, JACK Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, I-IATFIELD, SHIRLEY Good Cheer I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cro, 2, 3, 4, i HEBERT, LOIS Boosters 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4 Junior Class Secretary, Old Post Sentin- I, 2, 3, 4, . I-IEDGE, IVIERRIEL Jr. Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, EOA, 3,4 I-IEITKAMP, SALLY E. LincoIn PIay Shop I, 2, 3, 4, ETA. 4 Lincoln Log 4, Hi-Y 2,3 i ,2,4 OFFMAN, MAURICE Old Post Sentinel l, 2, 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4, l-li-Y 2, 3,4 lOLLlS, SANDRA R, Lincoln Play Shop 3, 4, l-li-Y 2, , , EOA, 2, 3, 4, ETA, 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4. IOOVER, SANDRA L. Old Post Sentinel l, 2, 4, Sponsors 2, 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4, Student Council l, 2, Student Assistant 2, 3, 4, l-li-Y 2, 3, 4, lUGl-lES, ROBERT 4ULETT, GARY L, LER, MORTON Old Post Sentinel l, 2, 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4, FTA. 4. l OH NSON, BETTY POA. 3, 4, l-li-Y 2, 3, 4. oHNsoN,LENoRE ie,u,if 1 i PoA.33,arnmir2,14,FrA,Q mga, ...,,.. ,... .,.-,- 5. Hrvzafi 1 35i+, OICE, BARBARA Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, gjifi ,' ONES, LESLIE FTA. 4. . ONES, PAUL , , Jr, Red Cross l, 4. f i x : i'2 . cLmN,ooNNAi. gt, Sponsors 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4, Old Post ,T , Sentinel l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, Glee Club i 'T A ,.t' , iii iff? l , POA 2, l-li-Y 2, 3, 4. li lf 5 ' : : -' I it F Us-iz.-:::5g,:, ' 5 f .Mx sz 1 X wx wr 6 l t -- : . - li M 5 ,ji 4, Q Wg 5, L g, T. ti f 3 if if 5 gb f ,i Q FS if rrr f A Egret! KOLEHOUSE, WANDA L. Chorus 2. KOPP, JOHN W. Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4. KORB, JOHN Lincoln Play Shop 3, 4, Boosters 3, Eootball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4. LANCASTER, NORMA J. E.O.A. 2, 3, 4, l-li-Y 3, 4, Student Ass ant-4, Lincoln Log 4. LANDRUM, SANFORD Jr, Red Cross l , Football l,2, 3, 4, Ba ball 3, 4, LIKE, MARVlN l-li-Y 2, 3, 4. LINDSEY, WILLIAM Old Post Sentinel l, 2, 3, 4, Stud Manager Baseball 2, 3, l-li-Y 3, 4. LOCKHART, Sl-llRLEY Old Post Sentinel l, 2, 3, 4, Boosters 3, 4, Sponsors 2, 3, 4, l-li-Y 2, 3, 4, ET 4, Senior Class Secretary. MACK, LYNN Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Old Post Sentinel F,O.A. 2, 35 Good Cheer 3,4 MALEN, BRUCE K. Jr, Red Cross l, 2. MALLORY, CAROLYN Jr, Red Cross l, 2, MANNING, BETTY l llcKlNNEY, JOHNNY 'lclVllLLEN, WILLIAM Band I, 2, 3, 4, 'lElER, SHIRLEY Good Cheer I, 2, 3, 4. IELCHO, DONALD Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Chorus I, IOYES, DALE W. Jr, Red Cross I, 4. ILJRPHY, NANCY F.O.A. 4. YERS, CHARLOTTE IOld Post Sentinel 3, 4, Sponsors 2, 3, 4, FTA, 4, Student Assistant 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, GAA, I. ASH, HARVEY Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Old Post Sentinel 4, Lincoln Play Shop 3. EIGHBORS, WANDA J. IERSTE, JOHN R. lLincoln Play Shop 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4, Student Assistant 2, 3, 4. NEILL, VIRGINIA Old Post Sentinel I, 2, 3, 4, Boosters 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Yell Leader 4. BTERHAGE, LANNY Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I, 2, Track I, 2,,Olcl Post Sentinel I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I , Lincoln Log 4, Junior Class President. N3 WA I by PAINTER, DONNA J. I-li-Y I, 2, 3, 4, F.O.A, 2, 3, 4, Jr, Re Cross 4, Chorus 2, GAA I. PARRETT, PATRICIA N. PEAKE, ROBERT Band I, 2, 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4, Linco Rlay Shop 3, 4, Orchestra 2, I-li-Y 2, . 4, Student Assistant 2, 3. PI-IILLIRRE, BARBARA J. Band I, 2, 3, 4, POA. 2, 3, 4, OLJALKENBLJSI-I, IVIARCIA L. Chorus I, 2, 3, Good Cheer 2, 3, 4, J Red Cross 4, GAA. I , Lincoln Log 4. QIJALLS, DAVID I REITIVIEYER, BILL ROBINSON, BARBARA J. Glee Club I, 2, Chorus I, 2. RLJSK, RICI-IARD Lincoln Log 4. SCI-INEIDER, IVIARCIA F.O.A, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross I, 2, 3, 1 Lincoln Log 4, Student Assistant 3, Good Cheer 3, 4. SCI-IROEDER, DONNA S. F.O.A. 4, GAA, I. SCHULTZ, ANNETTA I-I, I AKE, CAROLYN Band l, 2, 3, 4, FTA. 3, 4, l-li-Y 2, 3, 4. lELTON, DONALD Student Council l, Football l, 2, E.O.A. 3, 4. lOUSE, JERRY C. Band l, 2, 3, 4, l-li-Y 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross l. MIITH, NAOMl Good Cheer l, 2, 3, 4. JYDER, MARGIE A. l-li-Y 2, 3, 4, F.O.A, l, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Good Cheer l, 2, 3, 4, GAA. l , Chorus l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 'ALEY, MARY F. Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, Good Cheer 3, 4, l-li-Y 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, Glee Club l, 2. LEFFEN, MARGARET c. Lincoln Play Shop 2, 3, 4, Old Post Sen- tinel l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 3, Sponsors 2, 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4. TEIN, ARNOLD Lincoln Play Shop l, 2, F.O.A. 4, FTA. 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, 4, Track Manager 3, 4. TEPHENS, NORMAN FOA, 3, 4, FTA. 3, 4. l'EPl-lENSON, WILLIAM L. Football l, 2, 3, 4. TONE, MARY Lincoln Log 4, Old Post Sentinel 3, 4, FTA. 4, l-li-Y 2, 3. TRATER, BEVERLY A. Good Cheer 4, Jr. Red Cross 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. . ,fr . ,.. . 'N 1 'eil .. ... fl: L5 ' 'T A Y 1-'???f3 -ZSSL. . A .sg ff if-38 Q!!! ri ' ,wg t :Els 6s.. 1-if ,Mew , wr' . fm M5 - ,wheatayg Q 1-M' S' Z, H f .,'w'1w W, YQSAJ -X , ., .Mgt - , . sl tm we ww - 2- '- ,JS fi' miw --A... Q3 S CN, , - gr .. scifi, Q , xi r 5 ,R it X R si ,, t W ,? KN , N i5:':wl'MQ - ii-U is se M rs H sw., me tw xi ' L u 3 ,W Y 5 W., R x J at i SQ, 23 Q N' X A .,.. Q Aa :L S 'Q' 5 -- ',- . , ' s t .,.,,-- . . , 2 ax , TNA. STUBBLEEIELD, DONALD R. Jr, Red Cross l, 2, SWETTENAM, BARBARA ETA. 3, 4, Jr, Red Cross Sponsors 4, Lincoln Log 4, SWETTENAM, LEO . l, 2, 3 Hi-YZ, Football l, 2, Baseball 2g Hi-Y 2, 3, TAYLOR, CATHERINE L, TAYLOR, MARY E4 Chorus l, 2, 3, Jr, Red Cross 3, 44 THERIAC, SUE Good Cheer l. THOMPSON, BARBARA .lr Red Cross 2, 3, 4g Old Post Sent 3, 4. TOLBERT, CLAUDIA J. Old Post Sentinel l, 2, 3, 4, Shop 2, 3, 4, ETA. 3, 4, Band l, 2, Hi-Y 2, 3,4 TRESNER, BEVERLY S. Chorus l , E.O.A. 2, 3,4 TURNER, JAMES POA. 4, Cross Country 4. VAN HORN, CAROLE J. Chorus l 2' Glee Club l ' G , , , o EOA. 3, 45 Student Assista Lincoln P Boosters od Cheer nt 3. VON BEHREN, PATRICIA A, Student Assistant l, 2, 3, 4, Lincoln R Shop 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4, Sponsors 2, 4, Old Post Sentinel l 3,,4. .2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 'ATSON, ROBERT G, Boosters 3, 4, Junior Class Vice-Presb dent, Football l, 2, Basketball l, 2 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Lincoln Log 4 ELTON, PATRICIA Old Post Sentinel l, 2, 3, 4, FTA, 3, 4, l-li-Y 2, 3, 4, Student Assistant 3, 'l-lALEN, WAYNE R. FTA, 3, 4, F.O.A. 3, 4. 'lLKES, MlLTON l-l. F.O.A. 3, 4. 'lLLlAMS, MARY L, Good Cheer 4. 'lLLlAMS, NORMAN Basketball l g Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball WZ, 3, 4. 'lLLlAMS, RICHARD L, Football l, 2, 3, 4, F.O.A, 3,4 'lSE, MARY R. Old Post Sentinel 4, Boosters 3, 4, l-li-Y 2, 3, 4, F,O.A, 4, FTA, 3, Student As- sistant l, 2, 3. DCI-IUM, CARL R. 'Lincoln Log 4, l-li-Y 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3. li is-A sw 3' XS 'Fin f ill, --., ,'.. , , R ,,,.,. ,Xp Seniau This year presented no adjustment problems, ex- cept, possibly those ot crowding more and more activity into less and less time, For this year was our turn to assume leadership ot most of the clubs and organizations ot the school, We endeavored to set good examples tor the underclassmen and estab- lish a reputation that vve would be proud to leave behind us. lt vvas strange, hovvever, to think ot leaving Lincoln High School. As the athletic seasons closed we realized that never again vvould we sing our high school song as a member ot the student body or play another game tor the coach, The march down the Coliseum aisle at Commencement lett us vvith a happy feeling ot accomplishment lessened by a vvarm nostalgia tor old Lincoln l-ligh School, JUNIOR OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Seated: Mr, Edward Ford, Bill Johnson, President, and Miss Leona Katterlnenry. 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X O we t eh i- '1f?Ff53'9eddd ABSHIRE, JEAN ALEXANDER, RICHARD ALTHOFF, RICHARD ALVIS, NORMA ASHBY, JOHN BENSON, LARRY BENTON, ALENE BIESTER, TOM BLAKELEY, DALE BLANN, LARRY BOSWELL, GWEN BOTTOMS, BARBARA BOWERS, IRIS BRIGHT, BENNY BROCK, OPAL BROUGH, ELIZABETH BROWN, ELLSWORTH BURNETT, JACK BURTON, ROBERT CARDINAL, ED CAMP, MARY LOU CHEEK, JAMES CLEMMONS, JAMES COFER, ANNA COLLINS, JACQUELINE COLLINS, JAMES COMBS, DAN COOPER, HORACE CORRIE, PEGGY CULLISON, BETTY CURRENT, MARLENE DALE, JACK DARDEEN, CAROL DE VINE, LARRY DONALDSON, ALLYN DONOVAN, MARILYN DOTSON, PAUL EARHART, ROSE FARLEY, DAVID FARMER, JACK ' eg 5 ' 532251, Ai I fi, S.. 'RR A fr: A 'Z W, 5 Q 3 L .I-'f3,fW 1 ,-P-'av g 'li ,R--X fl aw uw Q 1 ,il W A x 23:14-mudvf A E I A if-aff 'A : Mf- UMEI if TA Maj E. . C :'A. is sf ,K . ,.: ., ., ,R ,3 XT 'Qi 2 ,N N Qi K C Lge :vz 3 'f ':'f.eEE1A .: if U ll '53 ,R fi E' 5 W ...., S r K I , N ,N :Q M fifgf 7 'S ? ki -- f I t '?'2 IS M ,Bm iv I, as I E,.' - IIIII I Q-,f . i FISCHER, JOHN FISHER, JIJANITA FLUMMERFELT, JOE FORTNER, KENNETH FOSSMEYER, FRED FOSTER, KAREN GOEBEL, JOSEPH GOODWIN, EMILY GREENLEE, HOWARD I HALL, RICHARD HEBERT, LARRY HEDRICK, GLADYS HELDERMANJ REBA HERR, TOM HILL, EVELYN HINDERLITER, RONALD HULEN, MARY IVERS, VERNE JACOBS, HAROLD JACOBS, JAMES JOHNSON, JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON BETTY BILL DONALD NORBERT RITA JORDAN, VALERIE KEHL, ERMA KIRCHOFF, DAVID KITCHELL, ROBERT KIZER, ROBERT KNEPPER, PEGGY LANDREY, RICHARD LANE, JERRY LAY, OTTO LEVENHAGEN, ARLEN LIKE, LAVADA LIKE, SHIRLEY MCCLUNG, ARETA MCCOOL, JOAN MADDING, BEVERLY MADISON, MARY MARTIN, MARY JO MILLER, AUSTIN MILLER, CAROLE SUE MILLER, JOANNE MOYES, KENNETH MURRAY, CAROL JO NAVOLT, JOSEPH NIBLACK, BETTY NICKLESS, HARLEY NICKLESS, SHIRLEY O'NEIL, DAVID ONKEN, MARGIE ORNDORFE, HOWARD OSTENDORF, RITA PARKER, CHARLES PEA, SHARON PETERS, IRMA PHELPS, PHILLIP PHILLIPS, HATTIE PHILLIPPE, HAROLD PHILLIPPE, JUDY PHILLIPPE, NORMA PITTMAN, RUTH PORTER, DEREK POST, JACOUELINE POWELL, JERRY RANEY, WILLIAM REEP, SUSAN RICHARDSON, PATRICIA ROACH, DAVID ROBBINS, JAMES ROBOLD, JOHN ROGERS, JOHN RYDER, RICHARD SANDEFER, SHIRLEY SCHLOMER, RUTH SCHMIDT, TIM SHEIDT, PAUL SMITH, BETTY Iqiigribq ,.,., .,,, Ig. . In . A J if-Y '12, Q J M23 .JMS Xi 3' X s A 2 -mf New ., i B. m.v.i .,,,4 Q 4 I P ,, SMITH, DORIS SRARENDERC, JAMES STAFFORD, WESLEY STALCUP, CI-IARMAINE 27- 5 QA -9- me ,,:.,ff, ,,. , I X STANGLE, BETTY I, STAISIHORE, RICHARD SWEENEY, MARVIN ITHAIS, MARY ANN TOWNSLEY, WILLIAM TRENT, RITA TUIVIEY, ANN VAUGI-IT, JACKIE VENABLE, PATRICIA VOLLMEB, RICHARD WALL, THOMAS WAMPIWER, PENNY WEIDNER, DONALD 8 WESSEL, PAUL f .tgs if A WHITE, WILMA wHITLoCI4, JANE WILLIAMS, REX WITTENMEYER, NANCY In 14 ,f WOLIE , LWDA wRIe TQVSHIRLEY ZIN L, LARRY uniofzd Class rings, basketball concessions,qclass officers for the first time, the Prom-those ares-tthe Juniors exclusive possessions. ' X Organization of the class laid the fouridation for this year of exciting activity. After several whirlwind days of nominations and votings the class officers were chosen. Next the class sponsors, in whose hands most of the responsibility falls, were selected. ,, When a Junior receives his class ring, he feels that he is truly a part of Lincoln High School. Also, during this year the class makes its first bid to glory and recognition in the form of the Prom. A successful season selling refreshments at the bas- ketball gamessyields a most gratifying result in this gala occasion. We'proudly claim the honor of hav- ing the most beautiful prom. Thus this year closes with a pleasant memory of a delightful evening. STZIEININGER, HELEN SITUBBLEFIELD, WILLIAM -g n, W, .. My E .rv I 3' ,. t . . F' 2 .X V Y ' , rx f A . l 5, A ff! ,riffs 4 ,Wm .-. l- x ' l fi 3 Q r lf.: '-,,l ks' Q JL I ' V I.:. Z X ,,, l Of' Q -1 V 3, F A. ' I nf t xv K Fir'tRow1 Don Abel, Elaihe Allen, Patricia Alsdp,',xFdith Anderson, Carolyn Ashby, lvlarvln Barnes, Rose Bass fi' l E l . l 1. is E if lg ff' 'Y iii if 'it 1.29 LV! f -gr 4 zggalii Q -. ,......' ,Z Y sf ,Q affix rr li 1 Row: Nile Barnes, Benny Beclces, Beth Wanda Berry Blagrave, Lowell Janice Bledsoe, J l jj fl - .M Q . ' w R ' +1 y .ze st. 'Wil W .ul rf X sm, , ,aww Fifth Row: large Cofer, -as 3 I ,Zj2'? N.,, ,. .:.,. , 43 'Rx ' ,z Q V'?M.s.l Sixth Row: Joy Davison, ,, V V Seventh Row: Carol W 4 Row: Peggy Blirne, Tressa Blubau m, Virginia Bowen, figg FY 'X 2. Fourth Row: Richard Byrd, Larry Cain, get , ornhs, fa fu' k , if Ronnie David Byers. l fl H Clarke Claycorno, gpandra Ciinef Rose Coomer, Davrdson,,J,arnes Deh,on, Bernard A --- -f - Edgin, Btllyrlean Deisher, Don Doser, Emmons, Pat Evans, John Feldman, Ruth Fisher, Donna Foster. xx ,, ,YNY Q , f Y J I 2 'W 4 3 z gyszzff Wag! , - Q,f I:2!2 1 N ,px A-3 F , ,Z A fy-5: iffttff' K- 545323 wwf. Q ' :I a i? , ' First Rowi Carl Fox, Larry Fox, Shirley Fox, Barbara Gallagher, Donna George, James Gibbs, Buddy Goodman. , v , ,.. g: Y - fig: 9, E Q, , .. Q B 'ps-1 a z gf f 5 ,g 4 E M K fa ay' W 24 ..,, Q A ullu ,E :wwe gp 'C -- ffzaza , till' 'lff 't 'jaw ,, , ' ,940 .aff SX ll! as V I - ,,.,. . U. N lf: ,gi ' -Nt! --2,-: fi J 4 In 1 A , .. f . ,C 4 1 ,ww 4 ,Q -l:,-5,23 ' Y' ,' We . mlb . s L ,... . l W , , -1, my f M ,,,,,,, x 'G' 'f 4 Q Third Row: Sharon Hart, Joe Hartsburg,Sue Hartzburge, Bill Hawkins, Judy Hebert, Donna Heck, Dorothy Helderrnan. ,J V4 W, ,,, S i fa, Second Rovv: James Goodman, Estle Gordon, Claudette Govvdy, Charles Graham, Loretta Hampton, James Hand, Lois Hansen. S A A 4' 3' Ji K ig was H' . . , ,457 Es, 'Q Fourth Rowi Jacqueline Helpingstine, Rita Henchen, , , I f N i 4 -al-f B ' . .,,.f -if ' 7 3. J 'ls iifzwyy v'-:.- Q I , ,.,. M .lruv -.', ,A ::, ' ,J , , Paul Hendrixson, Sharon Henson, Shirley Henson, Marlene Hesher, Fifth Row: Charles Hitt, Joan Hocker, Helen Hollen, Joseph Hollornan, Claudette Hoover, Marilyn Hudson, Nancy Hunter. -a. 4' . 43 2 -0- 2 -vi ' -at f igs. 5 W S 3 Q Sixth Row: Clifton Hutchratt, Lynda Jackson, John Jacobs, Kathleen Jones, Charlene Johnson, Marvin Johnson, Ricky Johnson. ,liar nf 'W' .3 J, , r, ' I 'd ig s . ., , v J - -.V . Qi. V W 43.52 Q , 11 ZQQQQQI1 1 ,... .. Q X 9 5. A ,f , if ii'5 Ei1f5Z'1EEfifiiiiiiui- 1 'B 'Ez 'tg'g5.3.g.g. -.:i.,. ,.-3 ., ' . W . , Q .7 W ' as ia 2 .,.. . ' Y Seventh Row: Frank Kehl, Ruth Klein, Marilyn Kirk, Wayne Kirk, Myra Kirsch, Sandra Kunkel, Roger Lampton. ., ..,,,, .. , W , Q A I AF I V' 4' Q Y, of J, 6 .dr Q, vat:-4-L M A in ,. , N aw. V5 gk! Eighth Row: William Lancaster, Moneda Lance, Patricia Langford, John Leach, Bob Lewis, Gary Lindsay, Dana Littlejohn. 9 W Mary Jane Hill. -435 f'1 2 Q5 172 vial ' Q , , 'JV L ' a t A. f-in 'w a 3? ' If af . 1 e .W , My e t Q L hui , ., 1.A, .Ai y 1,:z:. A .. .: . y :i:E::. , , First Row l-larold Lock, Dick Madding, Pat Madison, Oliyeann Magruder, Carolyn Mallott, Gerald Maning, Fred Mattingly , , . -K r 35 S Igf ,. -vnl n H V, ' H v'--::---v V ' . g i, V ' .f..,v G f L ' V . 2 , ,.,,,: -.,f .-.' if .f L 251,51 EE 2 Second Row Bob Martin, Linda Miller, Marshall Miller, Marilyn Kay Miller, Paul Mischler, Linda McCarter, Larry McCray. sez , i IJ? wx' i - .. yffffaf W - - , W 'Y-'Q' Q ,M 4-:J 1 1 25 QE I G Q fr we L5 ' ' ,. 5 , , S' , 13 ' A my J fi rf ,. we ... Q 'Dr' ,,,,:f::j- ' . J' , ,. 3 A nlll' 9 yrii .Ji Third Row: Shirley McClellan, Sharon McCormick, Lawrence McCullough, Robert McFetridge, Barbara McGayoc, Bethany Sherry Montgomery. 1' , :Q fs JM' ' f l . , t ,, 3 ,,,1- it A Y W ,yt gl rf 1 c .4 0 fage, rl Fourth Row: Wilma Mullens, Shelby Myer, Don Palmer, Aaron Parish, Betty Pea, Norman Peters, Francis Ptott. . ' S fares S r Q., f ir, -RJ an ' 4' N is rg W,, 2 r-1l' S tr? QSM ' f 4- fri l Fifth Row: Sharon Phillipe, Sharon Phillips, Tom Pitts, Robert Post, Roberta Ramsey, Norma Ray, James Reiman. '1' se -U Qxof Montgomery 1-E? ti? nr YQ' lata, , 15 .mr y ' . 3-5'1 'f'?15-V - . W ' W, f' i , L 'age 5 - K 4: ue' ,, i V . 'W ',,f - at f - L I . 3 lltt ,ryy r ,R 'Ma . , N R A ' B ' '.l,, ' ll A H515 ..,, f' , 1, -,:,,. ,. - 'ag ,W 2 f ' 1 '-I :lil .- E - -an , Si ix ii? Sixth Rowg Leroy Reitmeyer, Susan Reitmeyer,'Roberta Reynolds, Orville Ridgley, Frieda Roach, Dorothy Robertson, Barbara Robinson. ,:., . V Y , ', '- Q K if I ' ' f vq I '5: ' ar Q .-'.. wi 1:52- 12, -- ,S r r K -rlr , it L-if f if ff me it , 'Q t A Q, , , ,. ra Seventh Rowg Donald Rodrick, Diane Rogers, Sharon Salter, Carolyn Sager, Donald Satterfleld, Ruth 5Ch6lClT, Carfblirte SCHUTTGV. lit: fi r ' tr Eighth Row: Robert Schutter, Judy Scott, Roy Schroeder, Molly Seals, Dawn Sexton, Elizabeth wsywzszg Tfffi? :f . 5 .I -it 5 . . .-- -I ,.g. ?,' .., -QE , if an .-Q. ai., at f s gl V , . l.:.Q ' X Q it NW ., - J Tfl a :-: ':: :E' l SC gl 1 l . - .. Tl aga,lj.M i.,t ,Jimi a :ref 7 First Rowg Sue Smith, Gary Snyder, Gary Staley, John Staley, isff ' . ' V Q Q T 5? . lqn, G ? i I . i W t '-.- , -V 1 Q ..,. Second Row: Fred Studler, l-lelen Summers, Carolyn Sutch, Agnes Swain, Bre i. A , 'W I 5 ,' i . S 52. .. 1 Sue Staley, Bonnie Steffey, Virginia Stephens. 'Q yv i -mimi 5 1 1. ff? S rf 4? - .,., rw ' at ..E 5fE'gEQE 2 if 'r nda Switzer, Niles Tapley, Richard Tapley. 'A ' ' ,,,' Y ' r.-:., i t 1 s . r . -VQQ . i i ' A' 'W 'V ' 5' Y, ' 9 3 ff A' ' 4 -'-.- Nd, ' . 4 A X f aw F , 'VZ-.ii if ' ',-' 9 M ' 5... ., W wi C., - H . r W i rl' 'ff f 2 'V .: fi. ' ' I, U ..,:... S . -fl ' at Third Row' Francis Taylor, Tom Theobold, James Threllceld, Judy Townsend, Jan Trent, JO Ann Vaughn, Sarah Volkman. g 43254, 4 Q U l: -V f A- .. M -Q t.. V a ' 57 'W ' f 11 :r -: f mf ..,, 1 Ee Ng.. f - . 'F . awk -,'-- -. ' as ,Jw . V -P if it '- we . i wi-2 ' ' N. 'M l : ,,,, 2 r. I X ' ' if X film My Fourth Rowi in M446 '41 .F 'Wit df! Marceline Vollmer, Rita Wagonseller, Eugene Walker, Jane Walters 43 ag . -.9 ffmsg . 'wax Ulf as ., , ' f u A -fi g. ' , .N ri ' ,Charles W ie fi 1 alton 35 'V , 5 , Phyllis Watson, Barbara Weber. W W S? ff Y c Q, .fr , ' maxim Fifth Rowg Edwin Webber, JoAnn Wesley, Ann Western, Bill Westfall, Rose Ann Wheeler, David Whitfield, Richard Whittaker. V. at 'Ji A ' al C15 l ,sq .. jg b .... -f , ' 'QU ag., -, ' ' ,135 , ' W.. ' H Q X .,... ' if 'S , S. Sf' J.. 'ff ' - if will ,1 Sixth Row: Doris Wikle, Charlotte Williams, Paul Williams, Barbara Wilson 531' get Y aww EZEQEIL' ii: , lrene Wilson, Larry Wilson, Rita Wilson. 55 , A .. V Qlz W g 3 3-fi 2 f EIQV, ...Eg ,..., ..,iA. ..', U V l . if, we v gi l 3 Q-QV: K V , H t K 1 A Q. V , . , ,,.. ,. .,. . was Seventh Row: Sara Vfilson, John Winter, Jerry Ann Wirey, Patricia Wydra, Margaret Young, Melvin Young, Kay Young. Sa we were proud that we had gained new of the more difficult aspects of Sophomore studies no longer be the underdog was an ex- soon brought to us a sobering thought that we had heady idea, however, the realization gone too far for retreat and too little for glory. my - CU' X? 61644 of . W' - 1956 :.:f:13f:s,g.Y , .mzky ., gm, v 5 52,5555 'QS-mat J! veg ,rg -t. -1 -'A' itat ' ., v-, f-I' ar 4 -i ifl r ' ii +- 4 mg Q V -: .,-.. - :fl i. 5 H, -' , ,..,., 4 Q: - ff .- we . Y Q 4 First Row: mfg. 733229. l ggi? any 'iZQs,.,, 331:22 3 Second Ro QTS4, O 3 J l-larry Allemang, Robert Allen, Carolyn Almy, James Arthur, Wendell Ashlock, Rosalie Bailey, Lois Baker. 2 ' . ggigfia 4 443559 fs if 1' 6 ,--N, sf an ,. 404 ' F W sf gm? if i g .AL 1' ga-5: - -:-rji:,.:?.:: -f A 55551 - ,W1 :' 5. gif, - '1 A 041535 'EE me ,, i f ,, . wM,g,3,g,i gswggr - A A, at J' 9 wi Harold Barnes, William Bearnon, Janice Bedell, John Bedford, Merrill Belcher, Bertha Bell, John Beltz, ,,f., ,... . ..., i 3- ., B? .i-EVE-27' IE':'.?:' iff'- fi ,... F' 'ff' ' .,,. Wx ..., Third Row' ' r 9 ,, . , .in Jfiii H Z is ,za 5' 5 va , 39 S grew 2 J . ,.,,,. Patty Beltz, Randall Black, Gloria Blackburn, Jerry Blice, Martha Bline, Patsy Bowers, Beverly Bowman. .- i' 3 A ' 5 I,,.gI'C:I,T ':5Z'??E-E'-Saliiigglilzgifi-:g'- ikvwfig, J 1, .. .6 '-1:7 ' A XEFFESE tn' rfiflif ' U vift - 1 2 ' 1 Fourth Row: Barry Boyle, Randall Brandon, Bob Brewer, Nancy Brewington, Henrietta Briner, Mae Bruner, Hazel Brines, as wa.. ' Qu. : if 3 ,Q ,,, ,.,,. JE Vw wx .. ul, sg zz' 1 Yi Q Ba If Fifth Row: Rosalie Brittain, Alberta Brock, Rita Brown, James Burke, Linda Byrd, Shari Camp, Dean Camplin. .- sigfg, i A P ff: . fi 3 A ,W H yi ,ig . JJ ra 9 Xa , f 4 . , J h , , J f 4 ig . J K K B A Y, x W? . ,,.,w ' Q W3 ,.,. 1 - J. ---- if ' f' B 1 i A-af, wif Q J f 1: fm Q ' W 55' ,Q we 5 Wi X M , , , if r l?3mf.:Hii?f gag, ,, , .. ,, ,. 5 2 ,ser I., ..: ,. an ,U ' 1. QA .ii nag ,, nk, .,,. , Q '23 ,, Q Aw z, if Y F W J ...,., Sed, 'W i fl 1,9 if tj If'.1. . -. 6 4 'S 3? 13' 'Wil' ' 1 54 1 , Sixth Row: David Cannon, Jim Cannon, Max Cardinal, Tony ardinal, Sharon Carter, Betty Jo Caskey, Rosetta Catt. pe If 35'-as 'L :QS Begg as a xx . H' ,,, 'ffff 1,e-. P -' A ,, ily W: ii! V ' , .-1 , Nr xt, Seventh Row: Gary Cazzell Roger Gazzell Mary Ann Cl1arnbers,Sue Chanley Don Chesser John Clark Bill Claycomb. i v asiiiefgf ff ft? f ' Qmfw soil H . ..... z- . - ' W My .- .sais Q--.fi-1 'V .- - i 'faiilw f 3335 Q pf it Y '11 1 st ,- -'Zf'.s,:-fiZ1::'.z Mya 1 , ,A we -img: on K if HQ 1 gf ,S ff' 3 it iigfa .:2-r'.-. if' 'Y :2i.-:-:.5-:QIEI-'5':' ivfifrff i :fi 15:2 ' V T3 ' 533235 'L ,.,.:,,,,,55::1' 1 1. :-:g: ::gA,: . wi .. gait: J M kr-L ' :nigh t J, . ..,. ,'.:. I , W 5 fj Yi. ?,',.j la K rl? First Row: Bob Clemmons, Joan Cobb, Larry Conrad, Donna Coonce, John Crews, Dave Crockett, Harry Corbett. gfmzssfff' Yr' walk Je-V Zwftwlfff -if r Q as Q I . . , L L 'f Qgewf :a5,g5g:5 .:::. ,f-' .' ' 1 1 -W -'-' 1.-:-:ra--:'r,:12Z2E . A ' ,-' hr ff : rf- .2 - fzz m .:.gf:f::,.g-sitzgzkn J, ' 1:51-2:1 jE'.:.' .W .ax awry Second Row: Harry Cullivan, Sonny Culliyan, Phyllis Daugherty, Verle Davidson, Wallace Decker, Leo Dellinger, Leo Ditsler. 3:3523 nz , .,., .www ,,,,, ,nt Q W Ta is ' W it 94 7 Y , KM .. , ni A gf 575 1, L L sez: r Phyllis Dooley, Lois Dotson, Donna 5,: M525 , f Y if 5 4 if-5 2 A 4, NJ, bf ,H Mft if fi .Q 'J J' 0 W ,tt ,ya 1 J Z c at K .6 3' K ,:-: .-..- A. ,,,,,,, , lit Ygfghwr. , 'iii - ggi? ,,., .:E az ., J 5 ef -J ???i 5 my, ' L, . , .,., P2 , Edwards, Charles Eisenhut. 2 43525. - v we ww g ,ish-13,5 . nr , awww . :M awk aawmm , ..,. .. WM gsigzggg, ,. ,, ,M 4 fl, Q H+ ,4 , 5 5 t r L 555 'Et A ' if zl' , 2, fgiffi,i lf'-W' M Wit'-iQaQ.iE.,s , ,, :gif ., A 15 L, j ' :E , '33, I- ,,. a, , ,gist J S, nam: Wifi 2253 252 1-'fx erta Eott, Torn Ewing, Jackie Third Row: Shirley Dixon, Edgin, Anita Edwards, Nancy iifff' .,f , rv - ' K Ei, , ' - , A I ?Z2?f2 -1 55222151 -I J '- J 'co A ' ,gg J -'T '51-3 i J ., 3 My l J V. 1:1 .,. -i gg X - , 5 L , ' ' Fourth Rowi Ruthie Elkins, Frances Ellerman, Lillie Ellerrnan, lvlurl Emmons, Rob , ' J W , QQESQW. 4 55,5 .- 537 f , YQ 'B '- ' iw:-s ' f'-:st .1-' J tx it sa 3 Fifth Row' Bob Fees, Dick Fidler, Etta Fidlcr , Vfanda Frdler, Clehis Fields, Carolyn Finke, Charles ,, ......,. ,,. : g23gZ,Ig2HE -515'-I 1, as ' I,, . .4 -145' ,,,, gif: ' W 12 at , ..,. 1 1' , A A 1, W . 1 Q .. -t ' J 1 J sf' . - 1:-..f -. Vhiffgiii H W .. ' ' J ' ' gi , lt V, :J Vim 5 J, F 'df k in it im g .tile Sixth Rowj Julia Fox, Don Gheren, Fahey. I .,..... L , ' t ..,. . A aww r , M 1 f Flory 124 - f , f? 1,,. , Q, ,- J my as .,,,. ,, ' I1'2g2g'- .,IQ , il 5 . .W V, Don Goodman, Diana Gordon, Charles Graham, Carm GU Gray, Betsy Greenlee. 32225 fffgzi :ff . .... ., ., ,, 2 I at F 11 s E iii 2 5 wg? F 'S 5, i s,E5:i,,,,,,,g . 3 liiiif'-2ega'iij't 'Wrwg, Q-71-Q-H, ,... , .,..., Jeff . w- vw- :':x2a2z:sQ ::2:'-,Qs Eggggg - - H - r' 15: 'SSW - Zig ::: zz J 292,91 ,r - WL? :I : ,:5. -as ,, , -we my f,,,, ,.. ' :Q .4-mwgfv-v'. Q .gmi - , rg ?5'-get 1 ' aa, L, I .... I ft... -Q L, .S -tQ- -- J ' ' 51 2-Ei. 3' i 5.1. .:5:E:r1 Sis. Seventh Row: Linda Grader, Sharon Grider, Nancy Grigsby, Mildred Gulley, Marcella aw 9343 , ,4 1:19 K ,,,. tr Q ew I' We J X243 an '5 Hage V, as Janice Hall, Loret E ' iii ta Hampton, , M y If ., f it ,, 4 it: - if f 1 31552 2 ,ag : : ' ,., 1 Q I, J It . ,D . : f ,Mg ,J ' ,t icizrtggg an 1 . K 53 ,. .,,:: , I , dn, ,. H w . 1 . , l,,gii2?? L Q ,ff ri , . r , ,A gf, ' ' ,,, . t fig? ' y A .. M ,,,,,, f. , Q 1 ,,,,: ,,,.l I,.g. K ,Ly LT. 7 tr! ,A F fm N Eighth Rowf Charles Harrison Rose Marie Harting, Jean Hartsock.,Beth Ann Hartz, Clark Hawkins, Jan Hawkins. Pauline Haynes. v mam? First Row. Bob Helderrnan, Mildred Helderman, Jack l-lert, Jack llitt, Ray Hotfman, Mike Hoke, Roland l-lughes, if 4 I rl r r 1 . f ia .-nz. ..... 9 ., ,, ,J W, Mfr Q Q li rv 1 an , -4-.- 4 J? we Q f J -..frwrf J WS Wav. Nj M J f ' .aiu , 'V QW ,,:,, , , L i . .. , 3-in -0 , j 'f S22 t .E ' L Q- . A ':'::::?'.f, , 11:5 V -. ' c a , , ,,, X Q Second Row, Bonnie Hulen, Margaret Hulen, Neva Hunsdon, llovey James, Myron Johnson, Patty Jones, Sharlyn Jones. gr , , J wniitiai' mauve' ' AW' 3 , , - f:'e5'.i'fiiQi Zig fjfgfl , I J --fi f -' - ' V 'Q V 153-g: , ' H ' - ,Q i A1 ' ' Lf N1 - A . :V ? 5 ' I if M A J' A, f 'ng 1 ,,,., ,'5,5:'s,gz,gz GA. , W 5 -1-2 'tr Mix 754 , 'J ., s 1 f ' ., hx, ' 3 W ,i ff' J :M ,, . ., 1 vu ,E Third Row: Marvin Junkins, John Karp, Jackie Kehl, Marvin Kelso, Susan Kelso, Bill Kennedy, Joy Kimmell. Fourth Row, Bill Kirnrnell, Gerald Kimmons, Charles Klein, Pat Klein, Melvin Kolehouse, Richard Kopp, Donna Lackey. .df Q A I . as .. . Li Fifth Rovvi James Lance, Margurite Landrey, David Lane, Carolyn Lawrence, Loretta Like, Larry Litherland, Cecil Longest. i J, -A r ., .,,, ' ' rit, 2 Sixth Rovvg Peggy Lorrison, Carl Luthe, Byron McCarter, Larry McClure, Nan. y McClure, Ray McCormick, Raymond McGregor. sk r9.3L i3'f '5' ff lk-o W ffgftrjff mfml Km Seventh Rows John McKee, John Mack, Larry Madding, Arthur Malott, Patricia Manning, Judith Marchino, Judith Marston, f' '- ' '3flfI'I,'E-.E Q' A 'fYfQ:1f 'EEw2? I 1 ':sg:.'.:.', jst, :'. ,,5.51. - Q1 at 'r wi g A if . faffggfiif .5 3- , , - fiwmfa '.'-5, :i ,, 1-is ffwrrwv ,i .,.,,. I ,, M492 .1,::..1: V- ' I V W gint Fiuhth Rrwu' Qthirlpv Martin Qnnrlrn Mlsrtin Qirlriarrl Mlnvcn Ruth Arm Meier fnrnlun kllomprinc fhnrlnttp Mlnccpl FYNQQI kAil:.1m i First Rowi Larry Miller, Nancy Moon, Anna May Morgan, Jack Morgan, Bertanna Moyes, Wanda Mullins, Carolyn Nash. , t ,, , 1V wQ1,,gLg,, Wilma, ,, ,, ,WY , ..,. W Www ilifw it , , 'Li .,.. , it ' f dv . ,,,, I ' E -f V J J J ti . ziiifif , L v Second Row: Claude Neighbors, Kenneth Niclcless, Paul Niehaus, Arthur Nieman, William Olson, Marianne O'Neill, Marietta Owens. :ii -i-- 1' iiii - J ' . ,i,, VVQJQT' . ..,.. 'il . 1 . get Third Row: Kay Page, Carolyn Painter, Frances Parett, James Parrish, Robert Pembleton, Shirley Perry, Carol Petts. N Fourth Row: Larry Phillippe, Virginia Phillips, Harold Pitman, Larry Pitts, Oneida Pond, Delbert Powell, Vern Provines. Fifth Row: Jerry Pruitt, Don Ray, Gloria Reichenbach, Herbert Reitmeyer, Carol Richardville, Marilyn Roche, Susan Rodarmel. Sixth Row: Judy Rooney, Robert Rose, Harry Ruble, Janet Sandeter, John Sanders, June Sanders, Theodore Scheidt. .,.. .-.. 'Mm f' Q , . , . 5 Q , st .X 1 QQ gg 41: 5' 4 V yew i??5g'zm -fM?',gf.,gs, 231254 Je J. , .-:R -Y f 'g A fiif' f f -' r 1? Mgr 'E H' If' ,S J 1' L, E fi? Pi , AM, , . .QM 1 ,. . .V K. ,., .,,, 1 .,,. .. . - . W, S5 V .J ,V f fgwitffif LAW, , c . w,.,n.q .. Aft . ,, . 1, , . . V -Y fi mafia f 4 P. 5 Y wb 1 9 , it gg Hx' .' ' I 21 , -MISQ1 -'i an Seventh Row: Barbara Scott, Nancy Seal, James Shappard, John Shappard, Shirley Shappard, Linda Shields, Nancy Shoultz. JW vzwyfii, ,Z ' zy: 'fu:f,tm.:-L t me - ' 'bhiitffflfiw'--' V152 f ' ' gi ft 329- . we j - 1 , Eighth Row: Tom Simpson, Mary Small, Laura Smith,lAMurrell Smith, Ni 1 I , , I , ey, - Q E si Q 2 First Row: Claude Spradling, Beth Stafford, Mary Stearns, Shirley Stevens, Lora Stephenson, Mariory Strater, Elizabeth Strong. 'F , , . as ,Q 5,gffs,s:4i-,..:g4:5:: - ' . . we . f , . Qfff W M t W 'Kit 4 if ' 'E w t 2 ,Q ,gn I .Q 9 aa Q 222 3, e .1':,'f?,:'5:fvlflf-li: i -:' 5' W' :, i I: T a 2. ef -- i W ., - ' , ZWQKW ,,-' -V eu.:iz:-.:f1:::.::.:aSt ,- A ' Q t rw .?2 ' ei: eva is 5 e , , . i:T f Z.i 15' Lilli Second Row: Mary Studley, Gary Tapley, Edward Taylor, Charles Teising, William Teschner, Earl Theriac, Bob Tisdale. -- , .:1?f'?i1IiiE??'ESif E -. : 1, gi f : . r f 3, J s ' A. ' i - J w i . . S W q u a f 53 i -' - 12'- - .'i:I:.':::f:25': ,s::e: . , W 39' . .. J we fi er at , , tr Q fat ,. ,, E: - 'W' K .ig dl at of ,Y 5, 'is 2 if 'Ft 'L Third Row: Sarah Todd, James Tubby, Kathern Twitty, Charles Van Meter, Rosemary Volkman, Marvin Vollmer, David Von Behren. Fourth Row: Sandra Waggoner, Kenneth Warner, David Waymire, John Webber, Jr, Jack Westfall, David Wheeler, Lynda Whitlock. Fifth Row: Charlotte Williams, Joy Williams, Linda Williams, Linda Lou Williams, Margaret Williams, Nan Williams, Susie,Williams. Sixth Row: Sharon Williamson, James Wilson, Mary Wininger, Robert Woolsey, John Wright, Robert Wyatt, Kathleen Yochum. 4 High school meant the beginning of an entirely new world for us--a world at first characterized by endless halls, new teachers, strange faces and con- fusion in general, Some of us loved it from the start, others took more time' to become acquainted. We were helped by Mr. Schulte, who served as our i' ,Y ,L ...K counselor. Gradually we learned to save steps be- tween classes by becoming familiar with the build- ing. Teachers and all those faces became definite personalities, and today we eagerly look forward to being here next year. P f f Qffd X I y fb , ,, iQ :QR RCHING BA FN ,'C....? f uv f l f X BAND MEMBERS: Linda Arterburn, Lucille Baker, Jerry Blice, Barbara Bottoms, Eunice Burkey, Jim Camp, Dean Camplin, Betty Caskey, Patty Clark, Larry Conrad, Jim Croy, Tom Davidson, Leroy Dixon, Jackie Fahey, Jay Dee Faris, Joe Elummertelt, Robert Forbes, Bruce Goodwin, Howard Greenlee, Mildred Bulley, Jack Harker, Jean l-lays, Judy l-lebert, Larry l-lebert, Joan l-locker, Ray l-lottman, Neva l-luns- don, Lenore Johnson, Phyllis Johnson, Barbara Joice, Valerie Jordan, Joy Kimmel, David Kirchott, Roger Lampton, Larry Madding, Joan McCool, William McMilian, Marilyn Miller, Joe Navolt, David O'Neil, Marianne O'Neil, Robert Peake, Carol Betts, Barbara Rhillippe, Gloria Reichenbach, Roberta Reynolds, Orville Ridgley, Carolyn Sager, Tim Schmidt, Dawn Sexton, Carolyn Shake, Elizabeth Shoemaker, Jerry Shouse, Norman Smith, Betty Stangle, Jim Tubby, Jack Vaught, Sandra Waggoner, Reita Wagonseller, Don Weidner, David Wheeler, Joy Williams, Sarah Wilson, John Winter, Lynda Wolte. , Erma! DIRECTORS: Mr, Robert Carr, Director and Mr, Joseph l-lary, Assistant Director. This year the band was divided into two separate units, a march- ing band and a concert band. This arrangement enabled each band to pertect its performance. The marching band, consisting 'J ot 67 members, plays tor tootball and basketball games. The concert band, composed ot 49 members, participates in convo- cation programs and presents the annual band concert each spring, Last year's ettorts to raise money were well rewarded with the new unitorms purchased this tall, Everyone enjoyed the Gene Autry show which the band brought to Vincennes, Mr. Carr and Mr, l-lary work untiringly with this group to pro- duce a musical organization ot which any high school can be justly proud, 4 N 4 53 .mania wa, szwp Old lvlembers are: Donna Klein, John Nierste, John Korb, JoAnn Vaughn, Bob Forbes, Linda Foncannon, Sally l-leitkamp, Jim Reiman, Jackie Collins, Pat Von Behren, Dick Fox, Don Burton, Tim Schmidt, Sandra l-lollis, Joe Flummertelt, Don Weidner, Bob Peake, Dan Combs, Claudette Gowdy, John Staley, Margaret Stetten, Claudia Tolbert, Larry Hebert, Jackie Vaught, l-leelers are: Betty Niblack, Claudette l-loover, Pat Alsop, Barbara Gallagher, Judy Rooney, Benny Beckes, Tom Simpson, l-loward Greenlee, BetsyiGreenlee, Carolyn Lawrence, David Von Behren, Judy Phillippe, Dick Gillespie, Nancy l-lunter, Don Ray, Brenda Switzer. Lincoln Play Shop not only combines wor with play, but assists its members to d velop a teeling ot poise and contiden betore an audience. A committee ot senic members selects the most promising sti, dents from candidates at try-outs held i September, ln the spring, Thespians, per sons with a specified number ot lines i previous productions, are initiated into tl' National Club and each year from th group, two best Thespians are selected ar given special awards tor their outstandir work in dramatics. OFHCERS ANBQSPONSGRS-lett to right: JoAnn Vaughn, Mr, Bridges, .Dick Fox, John Korb, Pat Von Behren, John Nieijste, lvliss Miller, Donna Klein. A SCENE FROM JANIE Each year two tullelength productions are pre- sented as well as a one-act play tor convocation. This keeps the members busy throughout the year, Choosing plays, selecting casts, much re- hearsing, constructing sets, and innumerable other tasks ot the players are rewarded on opening night whggythe play is presented, Ot course all this couldfngt have been accomplished without 1' the untiring efforts ot lvliss Elwood Miller, Pic- tured above is a scene trom the tall production, a three-act comedy, 'llanief' Below is pictured the basic set for last springs play, I Remember Mama. This play required twenty-two scene changes, which made it one of the rnost ditticult productions ever attempted by Lincoln Play Shop. I REMEMBER MAMA Q'- BUSINESS STAFF1 Linda Arterburn, Peggy Stetten, Sandra Hoover, Phil Cullison, Bob Forbes, Sandra Hollis, Richard Rusk, Jerry Shouse, Barbara Thompson, Barbara Joice, Bill Lindsey, Marcia Schneider, Sally Heitkamp, Mary Stone, Barbara Svvettenam, Marilyn Allen, Betty Johnson, Norma Lancaster, and Donna Klein. .fincaln .faq SPONSORS: Mr, David W, Jackson and Mr. Claude Grove. JOHN NIERSTE ' PHIL CLJLLISON Editor Business Manager 'HHWQ f ft Lx ' Efiiiirffrzgg -i- -: Ji EES' Q 551. f .... . H 1 .wa - S3If3..:1If'I5I?iIZ55i5Ii?K5I5? ' ' ' ' EDITORIAL STAEE Beverly lvladdung, Marcia Quallqenbush, John Nlersle, Pal Von Behren Rlta Bcell- ing, BIII Johnson, Bob Watson, Jay Dee Earns, Bob Peake, Carl Yochom, Larry Couch, Rlta Wilson, Sharon IVIcCorrnicl4, Betsy Greenlee, and Carolyn Lawrence. CULATION IVIC-R. ADVERTISING MGR, ASS'T EDITOR COPY EDITOR LAY-OUT EDITOR ,Sandra I-Ioover Bob Forbes Bob Peake Pat Von Behren Jay Dee Paris D T ART EDITOR ARTIST SPORTS EDITOR ASSIT SPORTS EDITOR Boelllng Larry Couch Carl Yochum Lanny Osterhage Maurice I-Ioffrnan l I Baqfi alla-W Ol:FlCERSelett to right: James Robbins, Bob I-lansen, Marvin Sweeney, John Nierste, Robert Forbes, Richard Stanhope, Paul Wessel. Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, clean living-these are the goals each boy in this club sets tor himselt. On December l4, 27 new members were initiated into the organization. With the help ot Mr, Clarence Tolbert, the new club sponsor, and in collaboration with the Girls l'li-Y Clob, several sock-hops were held at the YMCA during the year tor the entertainment ot all members. This organization is sponsored by the local YMCA. For the first time, the club is this year attiliated with the National Tri Hi-Y Organization After a period ot probationship, 73 girls were received by solemn initiation into membership in December, The purpose ot the club is to create, maintaint and extend throughout the school and community high standards ,ot Christian characters OFFICERSM-lett to right: Patricia Welton, Jane Whitlock, Jerry Shouse, Roelene Wise, Mary Ann Thais, Mary Jo Martin, Judy Phillippe, Mary Combs. qw' ,ww , Lin, Sfucfenll rqddidianii P. Von Behren, L, Arterhurn, M. Schneider, R. Boelling, P. Steffen, R. Reynolds, S. Montgomery, J, Phil- lippe, B. Nihlaclq, L. Grover, B, Thompson, N. Lancaster, M, Allen, M, Crowe, S. l'loover, G. Staley, C Murray, J, Miller, V. Jordan, L, Couch, J, Staley, J, Nierste, J Reirnan, P, Knepper, J, Korh, P, Alsop, B, Duckworth, P, Cullison, E Kehl, and J McCool, E Anderson, B, Dodd, V. Jordan, J, Clernrnons, M, Allen, J, Kehl, D. Wikle, B, Scott, L, Stephenson, N Srnith, l-l, Andrews, G. l-ledrick, C. Teising, P, Cullson, R, Stanhope, Bf Lewis, L. Claycornb, J, Post, W Kimmell, R. l-linderliter, J, l-lebert, C. Chanley, B. Westfall, T, Davidson, D. Cannon, Student Council is interested in both the school and social lite ot the students they represent. The lost and tound desk is a helptul service sponsored by the Council. Suggestion boxes are placed in each home room tor student's ideas tor improving or changing school conditions Several sockehops sponsored by the Student Council were held at the Coliseum atter the basketball games tor the student body. Two students are sent each spring to a state-wide convention tor Student Council members A special award is made to the student who does the most outstanding work with the Council. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS, lett to right: Bob Dodd, lvlr. Decker, Sharon l-lenson, Miss Eppert, J, D. Clemmons, and Valerie Jordan. Siucfwzl Gcumcd Members arei Bob Dodd, Phil Cullison, David derson Tom Davidson Charles Teising Sue Cannon, Jackie Kehl, Judy l-lebert, Tom Ewing Chanley Sherry Mortgomery Bill Westfall Rich Valerie Jordan, J. D. Clemmons, Bob Lewis, Bar ard Stanhope Ronnie l-linderliter Lora Stephen bara Scott, Doris Wikle, Rita Boelling, Edith An son Sharon l-lenson and Larry Claycomb Members: Opal Brock, Gaylord Clarlq, Nancy Valerie Jordan, Donna Klein, Charlotte Myers, Decker, Robert Forbes, Linda Foncannon, Gloria Naomi Smith, Arnold Stein, Norman Stephens, Hamlce, Shirley Hatfield, l.ois l-lebert, Sally Keit- Mary Stone, Barbara Svvettenam, l3ennyWarnpler, lcamp, Sandra Hollis, Morton ller, Betty Johnson, Wayne Whalen, and Jane Whitlock. l.enore Johnson, Barbara Joice, Leslie Jones, Zzujwre 7ewhm of ,Gamma CADET TEACHER IN ACTION The l.. Vt Eikenberry Future Teachers of Americ Club is the newest addition to our extra lar activities Membership is limited t -currici Junio . o and Seniors interested in becoming teachers. Or of the most helpful and interesting phases 9 their program is cadet teaching. This ables the high school student to help tea plan er ch in on of the local lcindergartens or grade schools unde the supervision of the teacher. Cadet enables the student to definitely deci teachir de if t vvishes to pursue the teaching profession by ac tually taking part in the classroom as vvell 4 offering him invaluable experience. Officers r the club are Lois Hebert, President, Ma Secretary, and Claudia Tolbert, Treasu ry Stony rer. 4. 0. 14. The F,O.A, Club helps to boost morale of former members of Lincoln High who are now serving in the Armed Forces by sending them the Old Rost Sentinels to keep them informed on the events here at school. They also prepare and send Christmas boxes to them, The club has the responsibility of supplying the various rooms with flags, and sponsoring other patriotic functions. This year the club is sponsored by Mr, Herbert Adams, and a new member of our factulty, Miss Marie Risch. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS-left to right: Miss Risch, Marcia Schneider, Gaylord Clarke, Dick Alex- ander, Eunice Burkey, and Mr, Herbert Adams. Members are: Gaylord Clarke, Eunice Burkey, Jay Dee Faris, Darline Goodman, Shirley Hamm, Barbara Joice, Norma Lancaster, Shirley Meier, Donna Schroeder, Don Shelton, Naomi Smith, Turner, Wayne Vxfhalen, Betty Johnson, Milton Marcia Schneider, Dick Alexander, Marilyn Allen, Joe Bottles, Mary Jo Crowe, Gloria Hamke, Shirley Hatfield, Merriel Hedge, Sandra Hollis, Lenore Johnson, Nancy Murphy, Donna Painter, Bob Peake, Barbara Phillippe, Norma Phillippe, Margie Snyder, Norman Stephens, Arnold Stein, Barbara Thompson, James Wilkes, Richard Williams, Jean Abshire, Richard Althoff, Opal Brock, Mary Lou Camp, Larry Cooper, Sharon Salters, Brenda Switzer, Beverly Tresner, Carole VanHorn, Larry Benson, Virginia Bowen, Shirley Henson, Sharon Henson, Dorothy Helderman, Barbara McGavoc, Rita Wilson, Margaret Young, Sue Smith, Charmaine Stalcup, Sandra Cline, Raelene Wise, Donna George, John Bedford, Sherry Montgomery, Jim Camp, Bernard DeLisle, Jim Cheek, Wesley Stafford, Linda McCarter, Gwen Boswell. 7, ,, ,, W Y Qld Members: Dick Fox, Shirley Lockhart, Rae- lene Wise, Bill Johnson, Jack Dale, Tom Wall J. D. Clemmons, Joe Flummertelt, Dick Gillespie, John Korb, Gene Walker, Richard Stanhope, Bar- bara Gallagher, Mary ,lo Martin, Erma Kehl, Vir- ginia O'Neill, Bob Watson. New members' names are not included. The Boosters Club helps with many varied activi- ties during the year, Members serve as guides at Gpen l-louse, plan skits tor pep sessions, help in the book store, and sponsor cheer sections at the basketball games, The club has a limited mem- bership, with a committee ot old members select- ing several candidates from each home room tor admission into the organization, Their main project is selling magazine subscriptions. OFHCERS AND SPONSORS-left to right: Vir- ginia O'Neill, Miss l-lelen Polk, Erma Kehl, Dick Fox, and Barbara Gallagher. i fa. M em Jr. Red Cross brings the name of Lincoln High School into local hospitals and orphanages as well as foreign lands. Each member works on several of the following projects: writing to a pen pal in a foreign land, making toys and Scrapbooks EERS AND SPONSOR left to right' Carol Miller, Shirley Hatfield, Miss shley, Barbara Swettenam and Raul Scheidt BERS: Don Abel, Carolyn Almy, Richard Althoff, Janice Bedell, Patty , Beth Benson, Larry Blann, George Blubaum, Gwen Boswell, Gloria Bran- Rosalie Brittain, Betty Clark, Betty Cullison, Marlene Current, Peggy , Jean Deisher, Marilyn Donovan, Rose Earhart, Frances Ellerman, David 1, Jack Farmer, Wartda Fidler, Juanita Fisher, Donna Foster, Shirley Fox, Goodwin, Barbara Gordon, Gloria Hamke, Sharon Hartf Shirley Hatfield, Harting, Sue Hartzburge, Jan Hawkins, Merriel Hedge, Mildred Helder- Jackie Helpingstine, Shirley Henson, Dorothy Helderman, Evelyn Hill, yn Hudson, Bonnie Hulen, Betty Johnson, Betty Ann Johnson, Kathleen , Paul Jones, Marilyn Kirk, Myra Kirsch, John Kopp, Donna Lackey, Gary lay, Peggy Lorrison, Lynn Mack, Mary Madison, Areta McClung, Carole , Linda Miller, Bethany Montgomery, Anna Morgan, Dale Moyes, Shirley ess, Margie Onken, Donna Painter, Sharon Pea, Frances Pfoff, Hattie os, Norma Rhillippe, Marcia Oualkenbush, Bill Raney, Norma Ray, Patty irdson, Dorothy Robertson, Ruth Scheidt, Mary Schlorner, Marcia icler, Harry Smith, Naomi Smith, Sue Smith, Beverly Strater, Mary Stearn, Etubblefield, Mary Studley, Barbara Swettenam, Francis Taylor, Mary ir, Barbara Thompson, Sarah Todd, Rita Trent, Mary Volkman, Paul Wes- Nilma White, Linda Williams, Mary Wininger, Raelene Wise, Shirley ht, Margaret Young, Hazel Brines, Bernard Blakely, Opal Brock, Jack w, Paul Scheidt. for children in hospitals, reading to the orphans, and distributing favors on holidays to local hos- pitals. Money received from the annual drive is contributed to a worthy cause. 5 t Members arei Sharon McCormick, Barbara Svvettenam, Charlotte Myers, Linda Arterburn, Carol Mur- ray, Wilma White, Peggy Stetten, Peggy Knepper, Joanne Miller, Joan blocker, Shirley Lockhart, Linda Wolfe, Pat Alsop, Sandra Hoover, Pat Von Behren, Linda Foncannon, Rita Boelling, Valerie Jordan, Donna l Klein, Claudette l-loover, Carol Sue Miller, JoAnn Vaughn, Suzanne Weitz, and Erma Kehl. SF40-IYJOJLJ CDFFICERS AND SPONSORS' alett to right: Rita Boelling, Treasurer, Miss Eppert, Pat Von Behren, Vice-President, Linda Foncannon, President, Erma Kehl, Secretary. This club is organized to help treshman girls ge a better start in high school. A big sister tror the Sponsors Club is assigned to each tive girlf She assists her group by acting as counselor an advisor for their various problems. ThroughoL the year, parties are held vvith entertainment be ing provided either by members of Sponsors c their treshmen. These parties are always en ioyed, as they attord an opportunity to get bette acquainted and to exchange ideas and conti dences, Members are chosen on the basis scholarship, good school citizenship, and leadej ship, ln the spring the club votes tor the out standing freshman girl and she is presented vvitl an avvard at commencement, To Hradiate cheer among members and associ- ates is the principal aim ot the Good Cheer Club. To help carry out their motto, intormal notes in the name ot Lincoln High School, are sent to the sick and to bereayed families This group is under the helptul guidance ot Miss l-lelen Schwartz. Gam! Ghem MEMBERS Gloria Branham, Gwen Boswell, Betty Clark, Ann Coter, Mary Combs, Peggy Curry, Jennie Donaldson, l Billie Duckworth, Sonia Fielder, Carolyn Garrett, Barbara Gordon, Shirley Hamm, Shrrley Hatfield, Jacoiieline Helping- stine, Rita Johnson, Barbara Joice, Layada Like, Betty Man- OFHCERS AND SPONSOR seared, left to right. Carol Miller, Miss Schwartz, Shirley lieamon, Areta McClung, standing, left to right, Shirley lyly'right and Vxfilrna Wlwite ning, Shirley Meier, lrma Peters, Hattie Phillips, Marcia Oiiallccnbush, Naomi Srnath, Margie Snyder, Mary Staley, Beverly Strater, Rita Trent, Ann Tumey, Mary Williams, Marlene Current, Betty Cullison, Rita Corbett, Marcia Schneider, Bc?tyJolinsOV1, Carol Dardeen, Shirley Niclrles l... , . , Y aVfafaY T E E GMM rqlfnlelic rqdfiaciafion Members are, Hattie Phillips, Jerry Wirey, Brenda Switzer, Diane Rogers, Sue Finke, Gloria Blackburn, Trent, Linda Grover, Peggy Corrie, Carole Dardeen, Pauline l-laynes, June Sanders, Patricia Manning, Carole Memmering, Gladys l-ledrick, Marilyn Kirk, Shirley Dixon, Bertha Bell, Carolyn Schutter, l.aVeda Like, Mary Ann Chambers, Moneda Lance, Sharon Carter, Shirley Sheppard, Lynda Whitlock, Francis Snyder, Jean l-lartsock, Gloria Welton, Barbara Wilson, Roberta Eott, Kay Page The Girls Athletic Association was founded bQ Miss l-lelen Polk to stimulate interest in sport and provide organized recreation tor its members Points are given for certain achievements in dit terent sports, and awards are given to girls ac duiring a specified number ot points. Each yea members attend a Play Day held at a near-bi school. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR-left to right: Mis l-lelen Polk, Mary l-lulen, Claudette l-loover, Jar Trent, and Linda Grover. Linda Shields, Sue Hartzburg, Nancy l-lunter, Wanda Neighbors, Mary' l-lulen, Claudette l-loover, Jan l Girls Ensemble: Gwen Boswell, Pianist, Tressa Bluebaum, Wilma Compton, Carol Dardeen, Kath- leen Jones, Rita Ostendort, Norma Ray, Elizabeth Shoemaker, Beverly Strater, Sarah Volkman, Reita Wagonseller, Jane Walters, and Sarah Wilson. Girls Chorusi Elaine Allen, Carolyn Chandler, Peggy Corrie, Billie Duckworth, Barbara Dukes, Sonia Fielder, Sharon Hart, Jacqueline Helping- stine, Helen Hollen, Betty Johnson, Marilyn Kirk, Sandra Kunkel, Patty Madison, Linda McCarter, Shelby Meier, l-lattie Phillips, Joan Strate, Betty Stangle, and Gwen Boswell, Pianist. Gkaaal Qaaufu Freshman Chorus: Patty Beltz, Rosalie Brittain, Alberta Brock, Rita Brown, Phyllis Daugherty, Lois Dotson, Julia Eox, Marcella l-lager, Sharlyn Jones, Marguerite Landrey, Charlotte Messel, Nancy McClure, Gloria Reichenbach, Mary Studf ley, Sharon Grider, Nancy Brewington, Betsy Greenlee, Judy Marston, Sondra Martin, Sarah Todd, Sandra Waggoner, Nan Williams, Margaret Williams, Kathern Twitty, Marilyn Roche, Mer- rill Belcher, James Burke, Ered Niemann, Tom Simpson, Robert Rose, Janice l-lall, and Joy Kim- mell, Pianist. - ' f l EDITORIAL STAEE+Seated, left to right: Mary Stone, Peggy Steffen,-Linda Eoncannon, Lanny Oster- hage, Shirley Lockhart, Dick Fox. Standing, left to righti Barbara Thompson, Lynda Wolfe, Karen Foster, , Charles Donovan, Maurice l-loffman, Bill Lindsay, Nancy Decker, Eddy Webber, Miss l-larsha, and l-larvey Nash, 0M Pau' Swine! One of the most active groups in school is the Old Post Sentinel staff, Under the supervision ot, Miss Mary l-larsha the staff prepares an eight- page nevvspaper each tvvo weeks. Work starts ir the summer when contracts are obtained for ad- vertisements. During the school year, gathering the news, writing feature stories, typing the ar ticles, laying out the pages, taking pictures, ano proofreading the galley proofs, keep the students busy. EXECUTIVE STAFF-Seated, left to right: Linda Eoncannon, Mr. Kensler, Lanny Osterhage, Miss l-larsha, Virginia O'NeiIl, Dick Fox. Standing, left to right: Peggy Steffen, Claudia Tolbert, Bill Lindsay, Morton ller, Maurice l-loffman, Lois l-lebert, Nancy Decker, and Shirley Lockhart, f 11 if as BJ gl, f l , if D fi H2341 fYQfK if 1 . f - .zj ...- A ,..,. . , '..: 5 'N .iv ig? is f Q K f X41 I1 xr X 44-fl 5 if XXX! 'L fp - - L1 I -N' -.f V - 'Q l f- L, . w , Q y gig E -g A Qjwaz .feacfead P fi 57 Erma Kehl, Dawd Von Bch 8 rem, and Vrrgmua ONQII! X x X ...- As Business Manager of Athletics, Mr, Irvin , -- Nlhleiica . , . Football, Cross-Country, Basketball, Track, Golf, Baseball. Yes, these are the sports that are participated in by Lincoln l-ligh's athletes. Need- less to say, the main object of this section of our curriculum is to build, strengthen, and condition the human body, but at the same time other objectives are being sought, Character, sports- manship, working habits, and physical endurance are developed. Sometimes in the frenzy of the actual games, these points are overlooked in the cheers of the crowd and the shrill whistles of the officials. Hihlelic Nc! ' dam IRVIN MARUTZ-Business Manager Marutz performs many of the behind the scenes jobs so vital to an efficiently-operated athletic department. Ordering athletic equipment, con- tracting opponents several years in advance, se- curing refereeesg selling tickets, reserving seats, ordering trophies, letters, and sweaters for the athletes, making all the arrangements for the Sectional and Regional tournamentsethese are only a few of the many jobs confronting Mr. Marutz. Although this work takes up much of each day, Mr. Marutz also teaches algebra and trigonom- etry, An office staff of five students aid him in selling tickets and handling office calls. Such a large athletic department as Lincoln l-ligh Schools could not possibly be maintained without the competent administration of Mr. Marutz. JOHN L, ADAMS-Athletic Director lvlr, .lohn L, Adams has served as Athletic Di- rector of Lincoln l-ligh School since l92O, when he became basketball coach, During Mr, Adams' administration and partly due to his recommenda- tion, baseball, football, track, cross-country, and golf were started in Lincoln High School, l-lis present jobs are seeing that the coliseum and football field are ready for the games, serving as a scorekeeper at the out-of-town games, and coaching the golf team, lvlr. Adams invented and holds the copyright for an official score book used all over the United States and in some foreign lands, Lincoln I-ligh School is indeed fortunate in having such a talented and well-informed person on her athletic staff. 195.2 Qlwfddl Sami To start off the i952 football season the Alices defeated Wiley of Terre l-laute at Terre l-laute by a score of 24 to 20. For their next game the Alices traveled to Robinson, Illinois, to hand them a defeat of l3 to 6. With two victories already under their belt, the Alices found a third when they met the Princeton Tigers here on September 26, Homecoming Day. The final score was l9 to l3 in favor of the Alices, These victories were followed by a heart-breaker when the Alices traveled to Central of Evansville to be beaten. The final score was Central Zl, Alices 20. The following week the Alices dropped another to the Washington l-latchets. Score: 33-25. With a record now of 3 wins and 2 losses, the Alices came back strong to romp over New Al- bany 25-6, Next on the schedule was Blooming- ton, With Bloomington playing good ball all the way, the Alices still came out on the good side with 25 points to Bloomingtons 6. Next came the upset of the season with the Alices losing to an inspired, hard playing Sullivan eleven by a score of Sullivan 34, Vincennes 20. Traveling to Reitz of Evansville, the Alices suf- fered their fourth and last defeat of the season. Final score: 34-l3. Finally on Armistice Day, November ll, Coach George lnman's fightin' Alices played their last game of the l952 season, Meeting the Bicknell Bulldogs in an afternoon game, the Alices just wouldn't be beaten by the Bulldogs. Final score was Vincennes Alices 39, the Bicknell Bulldogs O. In the '52 season the Alices out-scored their op- ponents by 4l points. The Alices made a total of 2l4 points, while their opponents made but l73. c OSCAR FINKE GEORGE INMAN WYANT BAKER Backfield Coach Head Coach Lime Coach CO-CARTAINSi VIRGIL DAUGHERTY AND DONALD BURTON '52 Sewm First row, lett to right: John Kopp, Goardg Santorcl Lanclrom, Endg Bill Crowe, Taclcleg Don Burton Guarog Virgil Daugherty, Halthackg Richard Williams, Tackle Second row, lett to rightg Larry Zinkan Endg Norman Williams, Enclg Charles Barelno, Center, Dick Fox, Endg Bob Doclcl. Haltback, John Korb Fullhackg Bill Stephenson, Tackle, VINCENNES OPPONENT 24 Wiley A 20 l3 Robinson 6 l9 Princeton l3 20 Central 2l 25 Washlngtori 33 25 New Albany 6 25 Bloomington 6 20 Sullivan 34 l3 Reitz 34 39 Bicknell O SHAKE HIM LOOSE, DICK! 4? H H . .xx 5. my Wfgjifjn, is '55 . 5 Mlm 4 R -1't DON B U RTOlNl4Gua rd DICK FOX-End Lincoln l-ligh School was indeed proud and hon- All-American high school tootball team. Dick ored to have two of her tootball players named i Fox, the right end ot this year's squad, was to positions on outstanding teams. Don Burton, who played guard with the Alices, received the tollowing honorsi All-State, tirst team, All-Val- ley, All-S.lA.C.g and l-lonorable Mention for named to these teams: All-State, second tearng AllfValley, and AllAS.l.A.C. Coach George ln- rnan had earlier named these two boys as the most likely to succeed in college tootball. Hg!! First row, left to right: John Bedford, Charles Walton, Bryan McCarter, Robert Burton, Ronnie Brown, Gerald Kimmons, Bob Allen, John Karp, Jack l-lert, Tony Cardinal, Eddie Taylor, Ray Mc- Cormick, Ricky Johnson, Larry Madison, Mr. Con- 7mm rad, Second row, left to right: Mr. Francis, Joe Goebels, Larry Cain, Don Abel, Raul l-lendrixson, .lack Morgan, John McKee, Donald Roderick, David Lane, Bill Kimmell, Jack Dale, and Mr. Finke. Kneeling, left to right: Larry Claycomb, Frank Kehl, Tom Pitts, Gay lord Cannon, Don Satterfield, John Staley. Standing, left to right: Assistant Coach Oscar Finke, Lanny Osterhage, Dick Fox, Charles Parker, John Korb, Norbert Johnson, Marvin Sweeney, Harvey Nash, and Coach Chet Francis. 195.2-53 Badkefiall '7eam Our Lincoln l-ligh basketball team started slowly, losing the first three games, but rallied by winning the next five. The first defeat was handed by Gerstmeyer of Terre Haute. The second loss was at the hands of our old rnal, Washirigton, After a nip and tuck battle all the way, the gun ended with Washing- ton ahead by three points Next we traveled to Jeffersonville and were given our third defeat, 60 to 47. At this point, Coach Chet Francis found his winning combination, They quickly proved their ability by beating Bedford, Sulliyan, New Albany, Bicknell, and Terre l-laute Garfield. These vice tories put us in the winning column with a record of five wins and three losses. Other teams had greater respect for us and regarded Vincennes as one of the powerhouses of southern Indiana. ln the l-loliday Tournament the Alices lost the first game to a strong Huntingburg team The consolation game resulted in another defeat by Washington, 55 to 49. Jasper gave us a heartbreaker by winning 58 to 56 A trip to Madison resulted in our sixth win, 66 to 54, For three quarters Chet's men kept up with high-ranking Evansville Central, Evansvilles superior height came through in the last period and they won, 67457, The Alices showed how much they had ima proved by taking adecisive victory from Washf ington, 58 to 47. From across the Wabash came the Lawrenceville Indians. Our Alices had ref venge by handing them an eighteenfpoint defeat. Higharanking and defending State Champion, Muncie Central, gave us our worst beating. Our team showed their courage by holding them to a one point lead at the half. A well-balanced Bloomington five gave us ana other loss. lt took an overtime for Jasper to re- peat its first victory, Both squads played better ball but Jasper finally subdued the Alices, 59-57. Although the 52-53 season of Lincoln l-ligh basketball was on and off, the Alices faced one of the toughest schedules of any team in the state, losing only to top-rate squads, COACH CHET FRANCIS That team is coached by Chet Francisf this phrase brings to your minds eye a rnental picture ot a bunch ot snappy, hardfplaying, tasternoying basketball players who never give up. This is Chet's sixth year at guiding and training our basketball tearn ln addition to his work with this team, Mr, Francis is on the statt of football coaches is our head baseball coach, and also teaches safety, OSCAR FINKE Vlr, Oscar Finke is the proud coach ot Lincoln fligh Schools successtul B-tearn. Due to Oz- ie's expert guidance, his boys had a yery good eason. This year the Little Alices gained valu- ble experience by playing with the Varsity. his is Mrs Finkes fourth season as assistant oachi Each year his team has been a group ot lert, hustling ball-hawks. We hope Cscar has any more successful seasons at Lincoln High. ts it VINCENNES OPPONEl 48 Gertsmeyer lT,l-ll 60 60 Washington 63 47 Jettersonville 60 73 Bedtord 48 75 Sullivan 33 5l New Albany 46 60 Bicknell 46 45 Garfield lT,l'l.l 39 56 Jasper 58 l 66 Madison 54 57 Central lE'villel 67 58 Washington 47 60 Lawrenceville 42 43 Muncie Central 78 38 Bloomington 49 57 Jasper lOvertimel 59 46 Bosse lE'vilIel 50 50 l-luntingburg 37 STUDENT MANAGERS: Jack Dale and Arnold Stein. l i l WHO WILL GET IT? S-T-R-E-T-C-H-! Q if :3 xi .- 422 - :Ml , , 1-r . W -.,Q : ::'2 D ' .f X ggi K sw E was Q .:,,. 5 1 , Ee' 5119 5 fx E E ,.:5f. ..r: .1-up Q W ' ' ji 1 f QT, Q- 1 if Guard K Seldom 25 K . Q. 'f ' kv , ff QC NE A.A. 5 an 3 Forward Ye 4' .f '-1 il ff' Cedar 1 'S 3 xx Hlrmy . - 1 5151 is E? 1 'B 5 If 523 sN 'v3'.. '5 '.,:,,,f M Q X ,H iff N 'WEE GETTING READY FOR THE BIG GAME JUMP BALL!!! Q 3.1 , P' Q bi, gn ,nw P!! M, Xin M.. maj, -fx, www' -f . ,,,gapw Wifi' ,Nm .LW w..,, Hu!-mv -www X wg- mv.-.W x Q wa ,i 1 w ww, 3- in Q yi? AFTER A HEARTY MEAL WE TRAVEL Jaw - Wm i QUEEN ERMA AND HER ATTENDANTS 'hah Standing, left to right: Joan Hocker, Mary Ann Thais, Queen Erma Kehl, Joanne Carie, and Lois l-lebert. COACH GEORGE MCCORMACK The Val-l,S, harriers had another successful season this year, winning five dual meets and losing one. This year they won the lndian Relays at Lawrence- ville, Illinois, and repeated their victory in the Old Post Relays, ln other big relay meets Vincennes was consistently among the too scorers. Going to State Meet in track is somewhat like the basketball tour- nies, only in track there is no semi-final. To run in the Regionals, a team must place in the Sectionals and so forth. The first four men of each race qualify in the Sec- tional and Regional. ln the State the first five men place. . This year seven boys qualified in the Sectional, They were: Ted Snyder, Wayne Kirk, Larry Couch, John Nierste, Bob l-lansen, Bill Johnson, and John Korb, Two of these boys qualified for the State Meet. Ted Snyder in the mile run and Larry Couch in the half- mile race. They finished seventh in their respective races. A The Seniors on the team this year were Ted Snyder, Roy Pruitt, Jim Boyd, Charles Chuck Tolson, and John Baker. TRACK RECORD incennes 38 213 incennos 68 incennes 62 incennes 6l incennes 68 incennes 89 aris Relays dian Relays inton Relays etersburg Relays AIAC. ectional egional tate Evansville Central 70 l!3 Bicknell 4l lvlt. Vernon S4 Washington 48 Tell City 36 Jasper 24 Third Place l24 Teamsl First Place ll3 Tearnsl Third Place ll6 Teamsl Fitth Place ll2 Tearnsl Fourth Place ll0 Teamsl Second Place Sixth Place No Score Best individual records: l00 yard dash l0,7 220 yard dash 23.8 440 yard dash 54.0 880 yard run 2.02.0 Mile run 4,323 Roy Pruitt John Korb Roy Pruitt l'l'8lW lUmP Larry Couch PVO3Cl lUmP Ted Snyder Slqol PM Pole Vault FAGGED OUT l80 yard hyfhurdles l95 l20 yard hjhurdles l5.6 5'8 l 9'8 48'6 l 0'3 Jirn Boyd lvlaryin Sweeney lylaryin Sweeney John Nierste John Korln Nlarxin Sweeney THE LONG WAIT Kneeling, left to right: Arnold Stein, Jim Turner, Larry Couch, John lxlierste, Bill Johnson, Bob l-lansen, Bill Tovvnsley. Standing, left to right: Bob Fees, Art lvlalott, Frank lvlayse, Barry Boyle, Estle Gordon, Wayne Kirk, Larry Dailey, Dave Whitfield, Gary Staley, Gaylord Cannon, Dick Whittaker, Eddy Webber, David Cannon, Larry Davis, Tom Biester, Larry lVlcCray, Gary Snyder, Coach George McCormack, and Allen Clark. 621.044 Goan 'llVlac lVlcCormack's Alice harriers turned in an- other fine record this season, l-laving a large turnout of boys at the beginning of the season, he developed them into another vvinning team. Once again the harriers vvent through their sea- son vvithout being defeated in dual meets. This lengthened their total to l27 vvins out of l33 starts, On October lfl, l952, Vincennes participated in the S,l.A.C., and for the seventh year in a row, captured the title of S,l.A.C. Champs On October 2l, they defended their sectional championship vvhich they also vvon for the seventh consecutive year, This victory entitled them to go to the state meet at Indianapolis in vvhich they took fourth place. The graduating seniors this year vvere Larry Couch, John Nierste, Bob l-lansen, Jim Turner, and Arnold Stein, Student Manager. WNCENNES OPPONENT 18 Wiley 111-1.1 37 17 B1oomingTon 38 24 Paris 1111.1 31 27 Jasper 28 15 Washington 40 Old Post lnvita'rionaI 2nd S.1.A.C.41st Sectional-151 State-4111 TWO YARDS MORE THEY'RE OFF!! Members: Sonny Jacobs, John Campbell, Don Lancaster, Bob Watson, Virgil Daugherty, Nor Burton, Otto Lay, RickyJohnson, Rex Early, l-larf man Williams, Ralph Winkler, Pat Bailey, Ed xey Nash. Kenny Eortner, J, D Clemmons, Ralph Cardinal, Dale Ditsler, and Orville Klein, i952 Badedall '7eam The Lincoln l-ligh School baseball team knocked ott tour opponents and lost tiye encounters in regular season play, This vvas the third season for the old American sport to be played by our school. An outstanding eyent vvas the tormation tor the tirst time ot an SJAEQ. baseball roundfrobin tournament, vvith Jasper, Nevv Albany, Washing- ton, Princeton, Huntingburg, Tell City, Evansville Central, and Vincennes participating The Alice crevv brought recognition upon VHS by avenging earlier deteats ot the season. They advanced to the Semi-tinal by walking over Washington and Princeton, only to tumble to the coming-up champs, Tell City, in an atternoon game at Braves Eield in Evansville. WNCENNES 23 Plainville l Jasper 7 Princeton 2 Washington l l-luntingburg 6 Jasper l Bloomington l Bedtord 2 Evansville Central OPPONENT The Alice golt team, in its third year of com- petition, came through with an outstanding recon: by spanking ten teams, while dropping bot one This team, coached by John L Adams, won six diial meets and tvvo triangular geletogelhersi Losing the lirsl meet ot their season at the hands ot Robinson, the squad came back to revenge this lonely loss by stibdoing the same outtit in a triangle meet a month later. Although being in rough company, the Adamsf men managed to come up vvith a mentable third place in the annual S l AQ meet, Sixteen teams vvere entered in the Sectional meet with the three highest squads going on to Indianapolis tor the Finals, Again the VH S. golf team proxed themselyes capable stick-men with a tirst place tie, They couldnt seem to play their osoal game at the Finals, but all in all, it vvas a season ot vvhich to be proud tor such a yoong team. 195.2 7eam VINCENNES 6 Robinson, Illinois l4V2 Bedford SVQ Evansville Central lO l-lontingborg l2 Linton Triangle Meet 28W Robinson, lllinois lvlt. Carmel, lllinois Triangle lvleet ZSVZ Jasper Bicknell lil Evansville Central TUVQ Jasper OPPONENT 9 V2 3 V2 5 3 l4V2 ZW l7 ZVZ l 4V2 Standing, Iett to right: Phil Phelps, Jack Hudson, Leo Pinkstatt, Dick Landrey, Jim Collins, Dick Fox, and Dale Moyes. Q f ' - W ' ' W ' TN 934 Gqufog 'zafzfii IQ? 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BENSON PHONE 693 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1953 MURRAY'S PHARMACY VINCENNES' LEADING APOTHECARY 316 Moin Street Phone I I9 VINCENNES, INDIANA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS BEST IN DRUG STORE SERVICE DUESTERBERG'S BEST IN DRUG STORE MERCHANDISE THE REXALL STORE 400 S. 6th Street Phone 224 3 I O Moin Street VINCENNES Coll 48 GOOD LUCK, SENIORS IIIIIIIIIS Your Store for Men 318 Main 4-: -AAA ------ +---+ I I I , Ic BUYS MORE TODAY THAN EVER BEFORE . . . ELECTRICALLY OF COURSE PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY of INDIANA, Inc. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '53 FROM DUMERS, INC. Your WASTE MATERIAL Deoler In This oreo Io4O N. oth ST. Phones 298 - 299 :::::g:::: - COMPLIMENTS OF W. F. 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The Home Builder's Department Phone 313 .Petrova--104--.,,,, ..,, ,,---,, CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS MILDRED'S FLOWER SHOP 24 North 5Th Phone 4000 COMPLIMENTS OF F. KIXMILLER 8g SON DEEP VEIN ond HARRISBURG COAL -Authorized Iron Fireman Dealer- Phone T014 H17 Moin ST. 214 MAIN STREET PHONE 211 I VINCENNESI Exclusive Women's Apporel INDIANA L ::::::::::::: -:::::::::::::- :::::::::::::::::rf:::: -L 'TICIQ TCJCIC D RINfE-I N GOOD FOOD Gnd COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE Woshingfon Ave. Across from Foofboll Field 1 CONGRATULATIONS OF T953 7 VINCENNES, INDIANA The Store Designed Wifh You In Mind COMPLIMENTS OF BEH.INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS I4 South 3rd VINCENNES BEST WISHES To The GRADUATING CLASS of 1953 THE CENNES ST CORPORA'l'l0N Bridges ond Sfrucfuol Sfeel for Every Purpose GOODNESS OUTSHINES GENIUS MCIIIFFEIII IIUERIIISIIY FARMS GRADE A - VITAMIN D MILK HART ST. ROAD PHONE I I6O VINCENNES, INDIANA YOUR COMMUNITY MUSIC CENTER N. D. DAVIDSON MUSIC COMPANY Home of KIMBALL PIANOS CONN BAND INSTRUMENTS Keyboard of the Nation Record and Sheet Music Headquarters 1- U- ..... ..... ..... ...... - - - ,I BEST WISHES VI CENN ,IEW LER l8 North Second Street THE DIAMOND STORE OF VINCENNESH Priscillo ond John Alden Diomond Rings Homilton ond Certino Wotches Wyler lncoflex, Bulovo, Gruen ond oll notionolly odvertised bronds. Visit the Vincennes Jewelers ot T8 North Second Street, where your potronoge is opprecioted. 'P 4 l i i li l l I l J .. .5 I 44 f -1 Phone 1712 309 North Fourth Street Qwwndm pafmqcm D Qmwmdm pafzaqan D Qememim Wafzaqcm Yllllll llllllllllll'lll oday Slime are printers of the yearbook of your school. Tomorrow as you seek your future ini? A E, the sfprofessions, industry and commerce , - .-13. we at Paragon hope to serve you with - the essential Printing and Lithography , you will need in the pursuit of your career, A Many of our best customers came to us through friendships formed around the annual planning table or from former f. 3' - grads like yourself who first saw our work in their annual. fi? 5 rx' ff -' -f- 1. ig: 'I Ii ' M iz ara on rms A . , 1 ff ' .x,,'l. ii - 'MQ A Monreomenv, ALABAMA B I L L F A R R Box 295 BEDFORD, INDIANA