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

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Ao TI-IROUGI-I MATHEMATICS The rudiments of mathematics, an asset necessary to every individual in every walk ot life are taught in Lincoln High School. Mathematics for every level is taught. Simple arithmetic tor the individual who has no talent for numbers to advanced algebra for the student who desires a career in mathematics is offered in Lincoln High School. COUTS, EMERY MARUTZ, IRVIN SCHULTE, RICHARD SMITH, HARRY Oakland City College A.B.g Indiana State B.S., M.S. Indiana University A.B., M.S. Indiana State A.B M A Indiana University M.S.

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THROUGH Lincoln High School through the study of science. ln Physics the students learn the peculiar mathe- matical relationships of nature. In Chemistry the students find the chemical structure of both organic and inorganic matter, while in Biology the students learn the classification and structure of the flora and fauna. Secrets of nature are revealed to the students of ' i ALWOOD, FRED FINKE, OSCAR VAN WEY, CARRIE University of Illinois B.S., Indiana State A.B.g Vincennes University A.A.7 M.S. Indiana University M.5. lI1diGf1CI 51076 B-3-

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IN PREPARATION FOR LIFE LINCGLN HIGH TRAINS ,, ,Jn 1 , y A . r-ir IX x t Y ' X 'F K AY- W , E ' THE HAND Vocational training as the name implies prepares the student with the basic tools of earning a livelihood. Metal lc, h'ld , dk'N, ',t- VQCATIONAL SUBJECTS TS 'Sid mbeiofkiiiing Ollfgsilfilis Vfllefloi Sfflg will rounded curriculum. Lincoln High School, adhering to the principle of train- ing the entire individual, has attained a happy balance between the academic and the vocational. ADAMS, HERBERT F. BRIDGES, CHARLES BRISCOE, JOHN CROUCH, OLA FAY Indiana University B.S., M.S. Franklin College A.B.p Indiana State B.S. Indiana State B.S.y Iowa State College M.S. Columbia University M.A Graduate Study - Cincinnati University