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

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Lincoln Organizations Help Some members of Junior Red Cross are packing Thanksgiving boxes to take to needy families. Ummm! Everything looks so delicious! At Thanksgiving all students of the school are asked to bring canned food which is sent to fam- ilies in the community. Junior Red Cross purchases fresh fruit, milk, cottage cheese, and meat so that the families may have a complete Thanksgiving dinner. Before Christmas vacation the various clubs have parties during the homeroom periods. This package is well wrapped or I ' m all thumbs! The end of a wonderful party ! ! 12

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To School Activities. Senior girls expressed originality through senior skirts. Pep sessions were used to stimulate the school spirit. The cheer-block this year broke all previous Lincoln records in size. J 6 ' ' , ID ■ p| PD 9 S 7 9 nfi ' P. jwS? 4SEI ■: rl--:v : ' J M ■ ' fr ' k ■ , ■ ' ■ ' ,. OB E S .a ' ' Ir sbI Vui r P ' SO il i ' W » % UL ' H kjBbI (?9 Rj JI dfiSPE jK ,r M ■NOaUniHill !1„, wB kt L IP m m iVif ■f:«3 ' a. R pp ' ' ' U;

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- ' ' -$ ' ' 1 .- , -. Create Holiday Atmosphere. Christmas at Lincoln is greeted by joy- ous faces filled with the ecstasy and antic- ipation of a young child. The traditional Christmas tree, the artful decorations, and the melodies of the season blend together to make this a Christmas better than any other. The last week, filled with the many parties, interrupted classes, and carol-sing- ing are remembered by Lincobiites and teachers as they leave school for a two week sabbatical.