Lincoln High School - Lionian Yearbook (Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1956 volume:

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We will cherish thee and laud thee As thy glories oft are told. - We will cheer thee and revere thee As we sing thy praises o'er Alma Mater, Lincoln High School We will sing thy praise once more. Ellmore A. Miller Page 5 BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED: John B. Boker, Mrs. Clyde H. Wright, Merlin Schneider. STANDING: Walter Allman, William E. English, Virgil O. Hinton. SUPERINTENDENT ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT DR. HAROLD EIBLING MR. JOHN NIEDERHAUSER Thou speakest wiser than thou art aware of. -Shakespeare OUR PRINCIPAL WILLIAM WOLFARTH A great asset to the faculty and students of Lincoln High School is our principal, Mr. William Wolfarth. A native Cantonian, he came to Lincoln first as a student, then as a teacher, and now as principal. He graduated from Otterbein College in 1936 with an A.B. Degree and from Duke University in 1942 with an M.A. Degree. While at Otterbein he was an active participant in all sports, was president of the student council, Pi Beta Sigma Fraternity, and the men's glee club. He was also editor of the newspaper and yearbook. In 1936 he came to Lincoln for his first iob as a teacher. He taught English and Commerce and lndustry. Besides his teaching duties, he was assistant coach, dean of boys, and in charge of publications. In 1943 he was called to serve his country. After his discharge in 1946 he came home to Canton and took a position as principal of West North School and Director of Audio-Visual Education. In 1950 he was appointed the full time Audio-Visual Director. Mr. Wolfarth came back to Lincoln in 1954. He says, Lincoln is my favorite school and it has given me a great deal of satisfaction to complete the cycle from student to principal. Thou wert my guide, philosopher and friend. -Pope Page 7 ROBERT ABEL CHARLES G. ANDREWS MARGARET ATCHISON JOHN R. BAMBERGER A.B. Mt. Union A.B. Bethany A.B. Geneva College B.S. Kent M.A. Ohio State Civics, Senior Problems, B.S. Columbia University Health, General Science, English, Commerce Bn lndustry, Sociology librorian Senior Science, Economics Civics A. .IERD BAYLESS E. C. BlGlER EHZABETH B0l.STER B.S. Ohio State B.S. Mt. Union A.B. Western College Instrumental Music Physics, General Science for Women English EDWARD CAFRI ELLIS CARTER B.S. Kent A.B. Mt, Union World History Algebra He is wise who can instruct us and assist us . . Page 3 l sf LEE CHERRY RUTH COGAN CHARLES R. CULVER PAUL DELLERBA A.B. Ohio Wesleyan B. Music Otterbein B.S. Kent 5.5. Miami University Plane Geometry Vocal Music Physiology, Biology Mechanical Drawing, Technical Shop Drawing ROLLIN G. EAKINS JEANETTE FAGER ROBERT E. FLANDERS A.B. Wittenberg A.B. Wooster B.S. Kent B.S. Ohio State M.A. 'Kent M.E. Kent Pllblir 5POCIlKil'l9, English American History Ieginner's Speech, English Sociology CHARLES D. FORREST MAXINE FRANCIS A.B. Cornell Ohio University Commerce 8. lndustry Miami University Clothing, Family Living . . in the business of daily virtuous living. --Carlyle Page 9 HELEN GATCHEL CARLTON N. GOWDY MIRIAM E. GRIMES EUNICE A. GRUBER A.B. Ohio Wesleyan B.S. Bliss College A.B. Hiram B.S. Wesiern Reserve M.S. Syracuse M.E. Ken! M.A. New York University English Dean of Girls Typing, General Business English RODNEY J. HARRISON CHARLES W. HENDRICKSON MABEI. HICKMAN B.S. Ohio Slate B.S. Ohio Sfafe B.S. Ken? M.E. Ohio State M.A. Ohio Stole Algebra Dean of Boys Chemisiry LEON HllDEBRAND DENNIS R. HOFSTETlER A.B. Wesfminsier B.S. Ken! Modern Hisfory Wood Shop, General Shop American History pos, 10 Knowledge should be his guide. -Plato ARABELLA HOPKINS .I. H. JONES L. W. KETTERING ANDREW S. KRISTY B.S. Ohio State A.B. Wooster G.G. American Gymnastic B.S. University of Pittsburgh M.A. Ohio State Mathematics Union M.E. University of Pittsburgh Algebra, Solid Geometry, Physical Education, Health Bookkeeping, Typing Trigonometry EMILY KURTZ OLGA LENZ GEORGE A. LUTHER A.B. Wooster A.B. Ohio Wesleyan B.S, Wittenberg M.A. University of Wisconsin Spanish M.E. Kent English American History, Civics MARY ELLEN MANI LLOYD J. McCRORY B.S. Miami University B.S. Mt. Union Personal Regimen, Health, Attendance, Guidance Clothing, Interior Decorating, Home-Making Men learn while they teach. -Seneca Page ll EVA MEDVED H. CLAY MILLER JOHN J. NETHERO KATHLEEN PRETTY B.S. Kent A.B. Goshen College B.S. Kent B.S. Ohio State M.S. Ohio State German, Practical Chemistry Business E 9llSl1 PhY5lWl EdUW9l0llf Health Foods, Child Caro Secretarial Studies, General Business ESTHER PUTERBAUGH MALVERN W. RANDELS HERMAN KOSSETTI A.B. Muskingum B.S. Kent B.S. Kent French, English M.A. Ohio State Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing, Mechanical Drawing Technical Drawing BEATRICE RUFF LESTER M. SCNERFF Cleveland Institute of Arr Bowling Green Art Metal Shop, General Shop Page 12 Not only is there an art in knowing a thing, . . HARRIETTA SMITH B.S. Kent M.E. Kent L.L.B. McKinley School of Low Stonogruphy, Typing, Business Law PEARL STAUDT ROBERT E. STEVENS MARIAN STONE A.B. Trinity College B.S. Bowling Green A.B. Mi. Union M.A. Western Reserve M.S. Bowling Green Latin, English English, Latin Biology VIRGIL THOMPSON TRACY L. VINCENT WALTER J. ZUBER B.S. Eusiern Illinois State Oswego A.B. Miami M.A. Ohio Stale Mechanical Drawing M.S. Notre Dome Machine Shop English, Journalism LENA PFALZGRAF MARTHA RHODES Office Secretory Office Secretary . . but also a certain art in teaching it. -Cicero Pcs. I3 J If M A Mr. Wolfarth greets Mr. and Mrs. Wingard. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison enioy an evening of dancing. Mr. McCrory spins records for the Echo Hop. Miss Lenz greets guests at Open House. Page I4 Mr. Miller explains the Kuder Test to his class. M555 RU5 Checks 'he kiln- When I am forgotten. . . . say, I taught thee. -Shakespeare new 'TIT hmm ,-., -new . visit-w . ',-giyirrihtm J' Mi 'il Trfffl 'zwi ' '- I1 SENIORS Y. i-nun-ni Jig, :gtg , ,f MM ww rf , .- M.'w,:m712 V k . ...VV , u -.. .,., Hemi -1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Froeliclt, Dennis McFadden, Dale Grinstead, and Tom Williamson. As we near the close of our high school days we have the satisfaction of knowing that we are far better educated than we were as Freshmen. On leaving Lincoln High we are richer also in fond memories and pleasant friendships. We have had experiences these past four years that we will hold dear the rest of our lives. Looking back on our freshmen year we remember those first small achievements that were the basis for greater success in the following years. When we were sophomores Lincoln's football team was city champion and undoubtedly the big moment of our Junior year was the prom. This past year above all will long be remembered, the maroon and gold party conventions follow- ed by the election of our class officers, Dennis McFadden, President, Tom Williamson, Vice President, Dale Grinstead, Treasurer, and Sandra Froelich, Secretary: was an exciting episode. The Senior Party, our last prom, and, of course, our last big event, Commence- ment, are iust a few of the unforgettable moments that the Class of '56 will long remember. Life works out a pattern on the Tapestry of Time. The threads of hope, of love and grief, of fear and faith sublime-of happiness and bitterness, of joy and misery--and stitched into the great design of human destiny. Within so vast a frame, our tiny patch we cannot see. To close we stand to trace the pattern on the tapestry . . . But someday, looking from afar, perhaps we shall behold-Our little bit of the design, our own small thread of gold. Patience Strong Page 16 And when we think we lead we most are led. -Byron M ff PATRICIA AGNES CLAIRE ALEXANDER BRUCE ARBUCKLE GENERAL CLASSICAL GENERAL Library Service I: Chorus II Staff Aides I: Chorus I, II: Linion League IV: Instrumental Choir III, IV: National Honor Music IV: Senior Play: Thes- III, IV: Alexis League IV: Echo pians IV Editorial IV: F.N.A. IV DIANE BACHELLOR RALPH BACHUS RUTH BADENELL NANCY BARNETT CLASSICAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLASSICAL CLASSICAL F.T.A. I, II, III, IV: Library Ohio History I, II: Chorus I: Choir II, III, IV: National Honor F.N.A. IV Service I, II, III: Instrumental Linion League IV III, IV: Alexis League IV Music I, II, III, IV JOHN BARTOLONI RICHARD BAXTER NORMA IEATTY GENERAL GENERAL COMMERCIAL Stagecraft II, III, IV Chorus I, II, III: Proiectionist Chorus I, II, III Il, III We only part to meet again. -Gay P a ge I7 JOAN BEDNARZ CHARLES BENNETT RICHARD BENNETT COMMERCIAL TECHNICAL CLASSICAL Treasurer's Ottice IV Boys' Leaders I: Ohio History I Instrumental Music I, Il, III: Golf III BLANE BERTRAM ANTOINETTE BIALOTA MARGARET BLACKBURN ROSEMARY BLANCHARD GENERAL HOME ECONOMICS GENERAL Freshman Football CLASSICAL Stat? Aides I, II, III, IV: Instru- mental Music I: Chorus I: Choir II, lII,'IV: Girls' Leaders Ill IV: F.T.A. IV: Annual Busi- ness IV: Dramatics IV LAURA BOLDIZSAR , COMME RC IAL VIRGINIA BLYTHE COMMERCIAL Instrumental Music I, Il, III, IV Page I8 npefhaps Chorus I: Student Council ll Girls' Leaders ll, III, IV: Cheer leader III: Annual Treasurer IV: Football Queen Attendant IV: Treasurer's Office IV the remembrance of these ROBERT BOLEK GENERAL Ohio History I, II: Track I, II, III: Boys' Leaders Ill, IV things . MARY LOU BORELLO GENERAL Football Queen Attendant If Annual Business IV RONALD BRAGG CLASSICAL Boys' Leaders If Freshman Bas- ketball, Reserve Basketball II, III, Linion League IV, Booster Club Vice President IV MARLENE BRANCH HOME ECONOMICS JEANNINE BRISLEN CLASSICAL F.T.A. I, II, Ill, IV, Chorus I, ll, Student Council I, ll, III, IV: Girls' Leaders Il, III, IV: Echo Business IV TOM BROKAW FRANK BROOK SARA ELLEN BROWN GENERAL TECHNICAL CLASSICAL Chorus Ip Choir Illp Instru- Chorus I, II, Stal? Aides II, III, mental Music I, II, III, IV IV, F.N.A. IV PATRICIA BURCH ELAINE BURKETT RONALD BURKETT COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS Staff Aides I, II, Chorus I, Ilp Staff Aides II, IV, Chorus II, Ohio History II Choir III IV, National Honor III, Echo Editorial IV, F.T.A. III, IV, Alexis League IV will prove a source of future pleasure. -Virgil Page 19 H , JUDITH BURKHART ROBERT BURLESON KAYE BUSH CLASSICAL TECHNICAL GENERAL F.T.A. I, II, Illp Chorus Ip ln- Freshman Football, Chorus I Slafl Aides I, IV sfrumenial Music I, II, III, IV MAXINE BUTCHER RUTH BUTLER ALICE CAPPER GENERAL GENERAL CLASSICAL Slaff Aides I, Il, Chorus I, II, Sfaff Aides Ig Chorus I, Annual F-T.A- I, ll, Ill, IV: lHSfl'UmeI1?Ul III Business IV Music I, II, III, Chorus Ip Na- Iional Honor III, IV, Girls' Lead- ers III IV, Auunal Business 'IV JAMES CARE CLASSICAL Freshman Baskelballp Reserve Basketball II, III, Reserve Foo?- ball II, Varsiiy Football III, IV, Track ll, Chorus II, Ill, Choir IV, Class Presidenl III, Golf Ill, Linion League IV .IANICE CARRICK SHIRLEY CLARK NANCY COATES HOME ECONOMICS GENERAL CLASSICAL Chorus I Nalional Honor Ill, IV, Alexis League IV Page 20 'The big jobs of tomorrow are for the man . . TERENCE CODY SANDRA CONARD POLLY COURSON CLASSICAL GENERAL COMMERCIAL Boys' Leaders Ip Chorus Ip Track Staf? Aides II: Cheerleader III, llp Linion League IV IV: Girls' Leaders III, IVp Echo Business IV: Annual Business IV GEORGE CRAIGLOW GARY CRISSEY CYNTHIA DAVID KITTY DEARDORFF CLASSICAL CLASSICAL GENERAL GENERAL Chorus I, llp Sragecroft III: Chorus I, Ilp Choir III, IVp Boys' Staff Aides I Library Service I Linion League IV Leaders I, Illy Sfogecraft Illf Linion League lVp Boosier Club President IV L 4 JANET DQCASPER PAT DQCASPER CAROLE DEEMER GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL . . who is doing today's small jobs . . . as best he can. -Vanbee pq. 21 DAVID DELAP GENERAL Chorus I, ll, Choir III, IV VINCENT DlLILLO INDUSTRIAL ARTS Chorus l, Il PEARL DQORIO CLASSICAL Staff Aides lp Chorus I, ll, Nurse's Helper III, Girls' Lead- ers lll, IV: Echo Editorial JOSEPH DQPASQUALE BRENDA DIEFFENBAUGHER DONALD DiRUZZA RICHARD DOWD GENERAL CLASSICAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDUSTRIAL 5I0geCYOfI ll, III: Boys' IEOCIGYS F-I-A' If ll' Ill' IV: Instrumental Freshman Football, Freshman Freshman Basketball Reserve MUSIC I, ll, III, IV: Echo Edi- Basketball, Boys' Leaders IV Football Ill, Boys Leaders IV toriol IV, Booster Club Secre- tory lV Page 22 KAREN DUDASH SUE ETRIS MARILYN EVANS CLASSICAL F.T.A. I, II, III, IV: Chorus ly Choir II, Ill, IV, Instrumental Music I, II, Illp Alexis League IVg Dromatics IV, Student Council IV When time steals COMMERCIAL Rodio Broadcasting I, II, III, IV, Class Secretary If Stat? Aides I: Chorus Ip Choir II, III, IV, Student Council II, Girls' Leaders II, III, IV: Vice Presi- dent of Student Council Illp Alexis League IV, Echo Busi- ness IV COMMERCIAL Chorus I our years away Shall steal our pleasures too . . PATRICIA EVANS GLENDA EVERHART LOUIS FEIM GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL Chorus I, II Chorus ll DAVID FICHTNER CAROL FOLLOT TED FORCHIONE LYNNE FORD TECHNICAL COMMERCIAL GENERAL COMMERCIAL Ndliondl HOHOI' Ill, IVF I-inion Stuff Aides II, Chorus Ip Fool- Thespian ll, Proiecfionisl Il, Library Service Ip Chorus I, Il, LOGQUG IV bull Queen Aflendafll ll: Linion League IV lnslrumenful Music l, ll, Ill, IV Nurse's Helper Ill, Girls' Lead- ers lll, IV, Alexis League IV, Treosurer's Office IV EARL FORTNER BRENT FOSNIGHT DAVID FOWLER GENERAL TECHNICAL CLASSICAL Freshman Football Chorus ly Truck Il, Baseball Ill . . The mem'ry of the past will stay And half our joys renew. -Moore Page 23 SANDRA FREEMAN SANDRA FROELICH BERNARD FURBEE GENERAL CLASSICAL CLASSICAL Chorus I, II, Library Service Girls' Leaders III, IV, Alexis I, II, III League IV, Class Secreiary IV Page 24 JAMES GALLAGHER MARLENE GECKLER DAVID GEISBERGER ROBERT GENSAMER GENERAL COMMERCIAL GENERAL GENERAL Annual Editorial IV Chorus I, Staff Aides II, III, Chorus II, Boys' Leaders IV Siudeni Council III, Alexis League IV, Annual Ediforial IV .IANICE GEORGE JUDITH GEYER JOHN GIBBS GENERAL HOME ECONOMICS GENERAL Chorus I, II Friends depart, and Memory takes them . . JACK GOCEK GENERAL JAMES GRAVES SANDRA GRIMM INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLASSICAL Freshman Fooiballp Freshman SIUE AMES ll, Ill, IV: Chorus Basketballg Track I II: F.N.A. IV DALE GRINSTEAD INDUSTRIAL ARTS Freshman Footballp Reserve Football Ili Varsiiy Football III, IV: Track I, II, Illy Class Trea- surer IV ERNEST HASCH INDUSTRIAL ARTS RICHARD GURGLE INDUSTRIAL ARTS REVA MAE HARPER CLASSICAL Siaff Aides I, Ilp Chorus lg Ohio Hislory ll, Library Service II, lllf Naiional Honor III, IVp Alexis League IV JAY HARRIS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Freshman Football I ,ggi , WILLIAM I-IENDERHAN INDUSTRIAL ARTS PEGGY HENDERHAN GENERAL Freshman Fooiballp Freshman Basketball: Chorus I to her caverns, pure and deep. -Bayly Pas. 25 l l JUDITH HINES DORIS HOUSEHOLDER ROBERT HOWELL W CLASSICAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS Library Service II, III: F.N.A. IV THOMAS JACKSON INDUSTRIAL ARTS Freshman Football: Reserve Fooiball Il, III: Track I, ll, -Ill DIANA JACYKEWYCZ CYNTHIA JOBE SUZANNE JOHNSON CLASSCIAL CLASSICAL COMMERCIAL Chorus I, ll: Alexis League IV: Stal? Aides I, Ill, IV: Chorus I, Class Treasurer I, ll: Chorus I: F.T.A. IV II: Choir Ill, IV: Ohio History I, Choir ll, Ill: Treasurer's Office II: F.T.A. III, IV: Alexis League III, IV: Alexis League IV: An- IV: Echo Editorial IV nual Business IV GLENN JOHNSON JUDITH JONES PATRICIA JONES INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLASSICAL CLASSICAL Page 26 Sraff Aides I, Il, III, IV: Chorus Class Secretary III: Student I, II, Ill: Girls' Leaders II, IV: Council Ill: Chorus Ill: Annual F.N.A. IV: Alexis League IV Business IV But now carve way . . . RICHARD KARR BRUCE KECK CLASSICAL Chorus I, Instrumental Music I, ll, ul, iv, Proiectionist ll, III, Thespion III CLASSICAL F.T.A. I, II, III, IV, In Music I, II, III, IV, Ohio History II, II II, Proiec- III, IV Baseball itorial III, I, Student Council tionist II, III, IV, Manager I, Annual Ed IV, Chess IV, Linion League Club IV, Science Club IV SHRILEY KEISTER COMMERCIAL strumental Chorus I, Radio Broadcasting I, I, IV, Treasurer's Ottice DAVID KELCH GARY KELLY ALLAN KIENILE JAMES KORTIS TECHNICAL GENERAL CLASSICAL GENERAL Instrumental Music I, II, III, IV, Freshman Football, Reserve Chorus I, II, Choir III, IV, Lin- Varsity Football IV Proiectionist Il, III, IV, Linion Football II, III, Varsity Football ion League IV League IV, Chess Club IV, IV, Track II, III Science Club IV PATRICIA KRESS DAVID KRUEGER JUDITH KRUMM GENERAL GENERAL HOME ECONOMICS Stat? Aides I, II, III, Instru- Chorus I, Choir II, Reserva mental Music I, II, III, IV, Football II, Tennis III, Senior Chorus I Play, Thespians IV, Boys' Leaders IV . . . in the life that lies before. -Brownin Chorus I, II 3 Page 27 JOAN LALINSKY DALE LANGANKE VIRGINIA LARSON CLASSICAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS GENERAL Staft Aides I, II, III, IV, Chorus Annual Editorial I, II, III, IV, Chorus I, Il, Ill, Staff Aides I, I, Ohio History II, F.N.A. IV Linion League IV III, Office III an :Hx MARLENE LAWSON CAROL LEE PATRICIA LEE VICTOR LEHMAN CLASSICAL COMMERCIAL GENERAL GENERAL Staff Aides I, II, III, IV, Chorus Staff Aides II, Chorus I Instrumental Music I, II, III, IV I, Ill, Ohio History ll, Radio Senior Play, Thespians IV Broadcasting II, III, IV, Thes- Dramatics IV pians III, IV, National Honor III, IV, Alexis League IV, Sen- ior Play, Dramotics IV, F.N.A. IV MARY ANN LEKTORICH HAROLD LHOTA GERALD LONG COMMERCIAL TECHNICAL GENERAL Chorus I, II Freshman Football, Senior Play, Chorus I, II, Thespions IV, Sen- Thespions IV, Boys' Leaders IV, ior Play, Dramatics IV Dramatics IV Youth, what man's age is like to he doth show, . . Page 28 ROY LOVER BARBARA LOWE BYRON LOWTHER CLASSICAL GENERAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS Freshman Footbally Reserve Chorus Ig Nurse's Helper lllg Football: Varsity Football lVp Girls' Leaders IVg Annual Busi- Chorus I ness IV LOIS MARCHAND GENERAL .IUDITH MARKEL GLORIA MARTINEZ CLASSICAL COMMERCIAL orus II5 Annual Business IV Staff Aides llf Chorus I, Ilp Staff Aides Ip Chorus Ip Girls' Ch ' , IV 5 ' our Ill Leaders IV Annual Business IV JANET MATHIAS COMMERCIAL Library Service I, II, lllg Student Council II, III: Football Queen Attendant lllg Treasurer's Office IVg Annual Business IV: Echo Business IV MARY LOU MAXWELL ROBERT MCCABE RALPH McCAULEY COMMERCIAL GENERAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS Chorus I, Ilg Office Ili Annual Business IV We may our ends by our beginnings know. -Denham Page 29 THOMAS McCOY GENERAL Baseball Manager I SHARRON McDERMITT CLASSICAL Library Service I, II, III Staff Aides l, Chorus I, ll, lll Choir IV, Student Council IV, F.N.A. IV, Alexis League IV CAROLE McDONALD COMMERCIAL Chorus I TECHNICAL Instrumental Music I, Il, III, IV, Freshman Basketball, Boys' Leaders I, Chorus I, Student Council Ill, Student Council Treasurer IV, Class President IV JERRY McWILLIAMS CLASSICAL DENNIS MCFADDEN ROBERT McFARLAND JAMES McNEELEY JANE ANNE MCVEY INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS COMMERCIAL Ohio History I Reserve Football II C orus I II LYNITA MELCHIOR KARL MENDENHALL CLASSICAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS F.T.A. II, IV, F.N.A. IV Chorus I, Annual Business IV Pas, 30 The things we know and cherish . ETTA MARIE MERRYMAN JAMES MIDDAUGH CLASSICAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS Chorus I, Il, III, Student Council Ill, Annual Business IV, Echo Business IV RONALD MIZER INDUSTRIAL ARTS Instrumental Music I, ll, Ill, IV, Boys' Leaders I, Thespians IV, Senior Play, Dramatics IV NECIA MOORHEAD RICHARD MOOSE RUSSELL MORGAN LYNN MOTTICE GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL TECHNICAL F.T.A. II, Chorus III, Annual Ohio History I, Trackl Chorus I, II, Choir Ill, VI, Freshman Football I, Ohio Business IV Ohio History II, Boys' Leaders Ill, Thespians Ill, IV, Senior Play, Linion League IV, Echo Business IV, Dramatics IV History I, II CAROLYN MUCKLEY DONALD MULHEIM BETTY MURPHY CLASSICAL GENERAL CLASSICAL Stat? Aides I, II, III, IV, Chorus Chorus I, Freshman Football, Staff Aides I, Il, IV, Student I, Il, Ill: F.N.A. IV Reserve Football II, Varsity Council II Football Ill, IV are in our memory book. -Unknown Page. 31 I I FLO ANN NESBITT MARILYN NOLT ROSEMARIE OLEYAR CLASSICAL CLASSICAL CLASSICAL Staff Aides I, Il, Ill, IV, In- Staff Aides II, III, Chorus ll, F.T.A. I, II, III, IV, Chorus I, Sfrumentol Music I, II, Ill, IV: III, Annual Business IV, F.N.A. II, Library Service I, ll, III, Radio Broadcasting ll, III, IV, IV Thespians IV, Senior Play, Speech IV, F.N.A. IV, Dramatics IV, Alexis League IV Radio Broadcasting II, III, IV, Alexis League IV, Echo Editorial IV Ch DAWN ONDAK MARY 0'NEILL JAMES PALMER RITA PALOMBA CLASSICAL GENERAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS GENERAL orus I, Il, Staff Aides Il, Ill, F.T.A. IV, Senior Play, Thes- IV, Annual Business IV, F.N.A. pians IV, Annual Business IV, IV Page 32 Dramatics IV Annual Business IV MARLENE PAULUS ROBERT PEIGER GENERAL CLASSICAL Chorus I Chorus I Hitch your wagon to a star . SANDRA PFALZGRAF CLASSICAL F.T.A. I, II, III, IV, Chorus l, Choir II, III, IV, Student Coun' cial I, Radio Broadcasting II, III, IV, National Honor III, IV, Thespians III, IV, Alexis League IV, Senior Play, Speech IV, Annual Business IV, Echo Busi- ness IV, Dramatics IV SCOTT PHILLIPS JOHN PHILP LARRY PITTS GENERAL TECHNICAL CLASSICAL Freshman Football Boys' Leaders I, IVg Track I, II, Freshman Foofbqll, Chorus I,- Illy Chorus lg Thespians IVy Boys' Leaders IV Senior Plclyg Dramatics IV: gg, X PETE PORRAZZO JOSEPH PRUSACIK TOM PRYSE RONALD RAGER INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLASSICAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS Freshman Basketball: Reserve Tennis Ill Linion League IV Basketball II, Illp Varsity Bos- ketball IVg Football IV NORMAN RAINES JOHN REID NORMA REPASKY GENERAL TECHNICAL CLASSICAL Boys' Leaders III, IV Staff Aides ly F.N.A. IV . . Keep your seat and there you are! -Unknown Page 33 DONNA JEAN RHIEL CLASSICAL F.T.A. I, II, III, IV: Chorus I: Choir II, III, IV: Radio Broad- casting IV: Senior Play: Thes- pians IV: Speech IV: Dramatics IV: Annual Business IV: Echo Business IV RONALD RICHARDS GENERAL DEANNA RIEGLER COMMERCIAL Chorus I: Freshman Football: Chorus I: Treasurer's Office III Reserve Football II: Varsity IV III, IV: Track I, II, III BEVERLEY ROBB CAROL ROBERTS MARY ROBINSON LEWIS ROBSON GENERAL CLASSICAL GENERAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS C orvs I, ll Chorus I DONNA RODGERS GENERAL Stat? Aides I: Chorus I: Class Play II: Choir III TERRY ROSS CLASSICAL Chorus I: Choir II, III, IV: Freshman Football: Reserve Football II: Varsity Football III, IV: Freshman Basketball: Reserve Basketball II: Student Council I, IV: Class Vice Presi- dent I, III: Golf III: Linion League IV: Boys' Leaders IV BARBARA ROSSI COMMERCIAL Staff Aides I, II: Chorus I, II, III: Student Council IV: Annual Business IV P090 34 Old times old friends how dear art these . . ROBERT RUSSELL INDUSTRIAL ARTS PATTY ROTH KATHRYN RUDA NANCY RUSSELL CLASSICAL Chorus I, II, III, Library Service I, Il, F.T.A. I, II, Ill, IV, Radio Broadcasting ll, Ill, IV, Girls' leaders lll, IV, Thespians Ill, IV, National Honor III, IV, Alexis League IV, Dramatics IV, Senior Play, Echo Editorial IV HOME ECONOMICS COMMERCIAL Student Council I, Chorus l, Instrumental Music II, III, IV, Girls' Leaders ll, Ill, IV JUDITH SANFORD GENERAL Staft Aides I BARBARA SCHULER GENERAL Chorus I, Il, Student Council I, ll, Instrumental Music III, IV MARY ANN SEDLOCK GENERAL Chorus ll, Ill OGDEN SHAMP GARY SHIVELY GERALD SHIVELY GENERAL CLASSICAL GENERAL Ohio History Il, Baseball II Football Manager II . . to treasure now in memories. -Bond Page 35 EDWARD SIDLE .IOAN SIEBER JAMES SMELTZER GENERAL GENERAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS Staff Aides I Freshman Football: Instrumen- tal Music I: Proiectionisi Il: Thespicns IV: Senior Play Page 36 LARRY STOLICNY HALLIE STOVER DAVID TALERICO LINDA KAY TAUSCH INDUSTRIAL ARTS GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL Boys' Leaders IV Chorus II, III: Staff Aides II, IHSIYUYNGFIIUI MUSIC lf ll, Ill: Ill: Student Council Ill, IV: Stal? Aides li SI!-Ideflf Council Girls' leaders IV: Echo Editorial ll: NUI'Se'S Helper Ill IV MARY JANE THOMAS ROBERT TIMPE LINDA TIPP COMMERCIAL CLASSICAL CLASSICAL Chorus II: Choir III, IV: Alexis Chorus I: Senior Play: Thes- F.T.A. I, III: Chorus I: Library League IV: Annual Business IV: pians IV Service I, II: Instrumental Music Echo Business IV ll, Ill, IV: National Honor III, IV: Alexis League IV: Echo Business IV: Echo Editorial IV The greatest . . . gift that we can give to the world . . . KAREN TUOHEY STEPHEN TOPAZ MARLIN TROIANO GENERAL TECHNICAL CLASSICAL Sfdff Aides I, Il: CIIOYUS I, II: Basketball Manager I, ll, III, Boys' Leaders I, Chorus I, Il, Library Service II, III: Radio Proiectionist ll, Ill, IV, Science Proiectionist II, Linbn League Broadcasting II, Ill, IV, Trea- Club IV IV surer's Office Ill, IV, Annual Editorial III, IV, Echo Business IV, Thespians IV, Senior Play, Dramatics IV BEVERLY TUTTLE PATRICIA UBICK ROSEMARY VAHILA ALBERT VICCHIARELLI COMMERCIAL CLASSICAL CLASSICAL CLASSICAL Chorus I, Class Secretary ll, Chorus I, II, III, Stal? Aides ll, Staff Aides I, II, III, Chorus I, Choir Il, Ill, IV, Thespians Ill, Student Council II, National Ill, IV, F.N.A. IV II, F.N.A, IV IV, Linion League IV, Echo Honor III, IV, Alexis League IV, Business IV Annual Editorial IV DENNIS VOLIER RICHARD WALSH GENE WARNE TECHNICAL TECHNICAL GENERAL Freshman Football, Reserve Football Il, Varsity Football III, IV, Freshman Basketball, Class President I, Class Vice Presi- dent II, Chorus I, ll, Choir III, IV, Student Council President IV, Linion League IV . . . is the gift of ourselves at our best. -Thomas 'W' 37 CYNTHIA WELCELEAN CHARLES WERNER ANN WIER CLASSICAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS GENERAL Chorus If Choir II, III, IV Staff Aides Ig Chorus If In- strumenial Music II, III, Trea- surer's Office IV Page 38 ROBERT WILKINSON THOMAS WILLIAMSON JAMES WILSON RICHARD WINGARD INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLASSICAL GENERAL GENERAL Freshman Football: Reserve Boys' Leaders I, III, Ohio His- Siagecraft III Football II, III, Freshman Bas- Iory I, II Icefballp Chorus Ip Class Presi- dent II, Track II, III, Thespians IV, Senior Play, Dramatics IV LAUREL WOLFE PATRICIA YANOK JUNE YOKES COMMERCIAL GENERAL CLASSICAL Slaff Aides I7 Annual Editorial Chorus I, II, III Insirumenlal Music I, II, III, III, IV, Alexis League IV Girls' Leaders II, III, IV Memory is the treasury . JO ANN ZAGRAY CIASSICAI. Staff Aides I, II: Chorus I: Choir II, Ill, IV: Girls' Lenders II, III, IV: F.T.A. III, IV: Na- tional Honor III, IV: Class Treasurer III: Student Council III, Alexis League IV: Radio Broadcasting III, IV: Echo Busi- ness IV: Football Queen IV TYRONE ZERBY RICHARD zIEGI.ER GENERAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS Golf III Ohio History I We'II always remember Christmas 1955. Senior Problems? Ne problems here! The Seniors were measured for their caps - l and gowns . . and guardian of all things. -Cicero Page 39 The great day finally arrived. ii!! An enioyable time was had af Qhe prom. .1 rm The candidates made their campaign speeches. page 40 Nor can the hour which D Concenrrafion was The key word en Senior Test day - The grand March especially was fun. . . . and we conducted a Democratic Eluclion. has gone by return. -Ovid X9 i N 9 JUNIORS Page 42 i LEFT T0 RIGHT: Don Vogelsang, Virgil Stroia, John Farrall, Dean Biris, The class of 1957 has much to its credit for its. three years in the halls of Lincoln. They are outstanding in the A Cappella Choir, on the football and basketball teams, and in club activities. They did themselves proud with the first party of the year, The Hallo- ween Hop . The grand climax of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom held at the Moonlight Ballroom. The iuniors showed their skill in entertaining the seniors as guests, making the seniors' last party, one they will always remember with pleasure. From the masculine portion of the class, the juniors chose their leaders: Virgil Stroia, President, Don Vogelgesang, Vice President, John Farrall, Secretary, and Dean Biris, Treasurer. Every age has its pleasures. -Despreaux gg EQ '31 . K i Al ICE ABEL BONNIE RONALD AFFOLTER 5 ADAIR QS. RONALD ALDRIGIII JUDY ANDRIoIro THOMAS ANGELO ADAM BAlI.LIE . LDDYNE BARGE FRANK BARGIDES DONNA BARTRAM . 1 it , QW? ss '93 Qs, 31. Is- 1?II if II! 1 I WALT BARTSCH M LYNNE BATES , an 5 p , wh Q ,R JOHANNE sAmsrA ,L-, lx ,Q Q . I -. ROBERT BAYLESS W X1 Rov DECRNER K I I V NORMA Besson c 9 f , .V .L , ,C 'U Q - LINDA DENELEII' 'P . iv Af Rv :D Doa BENNETT of - I fu, , Q V. ? JOAN sIALorA I' . A ir I . DEAN DIRIS f I U ,S ik f My xp 5 LORRAINE sLANcI-IARD a- 3 ,, i,,,,,, , .I-5. 4, ,I GERTRUDE BOSLEY xg, ,ef ISK , ,gg ROBERT sossIcIc s ' R, I 5 IX A Y DICK BOYLAN A 'I i 5 'r ' 4 A GERALD BRADY 5 ' X. RE!! XR 0 Xl' A L' Y I GARY DRILL Q it Q 'fa I L Q. -ow Jos BROOKS I - ' Q x I ,I Nl' Q ' Jon BROWN 2-'Sf . K is A X-Iv ff 5' DONNA aRowNfIsLD fi E ,ij 'yoj MELVIN BUSH 7 '- if zlvjf, f' ' .I ' '? ,f . CHARLES CAMARATA DAVID CASHNER ' 5? X ' 19 9 u A 'F ' 3 2 JOEL cAsIINeR I '-fr! gQ,,I .rg -r HERMAN csccARDI A , Q0 v A59 JUDITII CERMAK -P I V - X . FRED csRwINsIcY f JIM CHISMAR ,Q .Q 'Q F 'W -Q I 2 1- PAUL cics L, A ..::, 'fu ,xg 5' SAM cIuLLA ' ' li A' .ui N- Q Jovcs CLAUSS on ,.,' -,, 'fm --, I' 'X I - T: QL-3 :six K I - iks wfrulf. s 7 It, I ROBERTA coLLIsR SHARON COLVIN Q is gi I Q I, ,, .. ozone: COPELAND 1 gi, M 3 L rom CRADDOCK iv X A h - Q DICK CRAWFORD . ' 1' ' ' , ZI. A - ' if ,I Page 43 But for the glorious privilege of being independent. - Burns I I A Y bn, ,W 7- Q i JON CRISSEY -'N ' I I' f mn I A GEORGE cucKLER 'ff' EMMA LOU cuRPLEs ' V ELVA DANIELS X A VICKI DEARDORFF Q I Y DON DGCASPER 5 5' I I qs 1 ,jji , PHILIP Del.ILl.O NLE? ' , ? ..- kt , 2 gf, A 'Qi A -W-5 I BARBARA BQLGNG , i A.,,...,E !,s g,,m CAROL DENNIS A 'T A ff 5 A 1 WW' TIM DQSTEFANO I I JOHN nIENsr 4 . 4 5 NTFS I 'E Q DIANE DIERDORF f,,.' ' wc, CHARLES DINKINS XV A DON COSENTINO , VIRGINIA EASTON K .. -I A S --Q-. IQ -f L, 1.5 13.9 R... ' X , I:: . L If.. LARRY ELusoN kg' 1 . ,k ' I 2 ' . . , 1' A . 1' wif CAROL EUER S L RIRA I - Boa EVANS Q 6 RV M 5 5 f ' 'A X , I JIM EvANs T JOHN EARRALL I 'vp nw I E 'ay A I 5 9 'W LEsLEY ANN rAsHBAuGH fi-P Tom FELDBUSH E' I DORIS FERGUSON I A , if 'f F 5 ROBERT FERRY Q JAMES FLACK 'QW I9 9- ,EQ sHARYN FLAGG 1. A ESTHER FOGEL I I R ! Rf- I . A PATTY rowLER , BARBARA ERAzIER f' ff' A MAXINE FRGMME 5, CAROL FULLER VIRGINIA GAILEY WILLIAM GEORGE 'ff- Q 11 Page 44 DQRANN GERwIG R A K , ,gs HARRY GEYER LOUISE GOEBEL MYRA GOOD EVA GORE For sure no minutes bring us more content, DONNA GOSSETT CAROL GOTTSMAN ROBERT GRAHAM ARTHUR GRAY CHARLES GREENE ILENE GREGORY PHYLLIs GRETH , sb 5. , 3 Q., I ' -y -we sa sr i. sos GRIFFIN -F' ' , , . -S 3 ' 'L ft 'I-1:5 -k.k gr . X Mn A JIM GROETZ jf' IN N I-N I t ,P LARRY snoves ti Q 1 '53 I A I ' fm.: A , f JEAN GuARDAaAscIo A RAI euARDAaAscIo 5, 5 Q Q Q ., 6, , n at A MARLENE GUEGOLD A CL ,A .. N, + J A LEE Guess Ff ' f tvs! 3 Q' is RoNNIe HASS A 'J'-f I I X J I I I- IAA f - wILroRD HAAS I KEN HAHN Q gs ' , - 9 A 'I 9 49 . 9' DICK HALDI N, ' A -, ' ' , 01 ,gl ' We DAN HALe 5, X, Ld JANET HALL I I 4 I W tg J fy f 'R f Y ' I A NANCY HAMMOND I ' ,:. 4 ' .1 1 9 1' ' Q' Q vIvIAN HAND - 449, f .ze cArHARINe HARPER x. I I KJ I- J I DARRYL HARPER , A XM' j A JUDIE HARPST SANDY HARvA1H , , - , , I , 2 ts: JuDIe HATHAWAY ,,, - .. f ,Q W , sq ,I ,I I 1. R ,I ' L-me JUDY HAYWARD 'f A tv lv xx, DALE HeIseR N' L I QQ, A It A s ,ns 1,s ,igihgg FRANK HENRY ft VL Y- '- S I SUSAN HENRY Doa HERROD , I ' 5' 'f 'F 'Q JUDY HILL FA I W SUSANNE HILL 3 , M. ' MARLENE HDLLIDAY . A .Lg-,N J X.. ' -15.5 . I - f MARILYN HOLTON A J W. , I LANCE HOPTON 6 FS, A F? X ,Q RICHARD HoRNe if 4? JOYCE HORTON YK ' It ' ' ' JERRY HOSSLER BOB HOWERTER YVONNE HUNTER DOB HUPRICH SANDY JACKSON DAVE JENKINS SUZANNE JENKINS GAIL JOHNSON GLENNA JOHNSON HOWARD JONES VIRGINIA JONES . Than those in pleasing, u 519' y? r R Qscazje 4 A I I I 9 . ASQ -:R .. rll-is '1 'ii gg E is I seful studies . Q, -. gf Q ee Tw. sf-'N 'J -'C' X ui GS' yn' sw Q 5' 4- ,-, , xt R Div spent. -Pomfret PW' 45 LINDA JOSSI Vi' T f In--'F' RASMA JURJANS I 42' A., A SHIRLEY KEISTER MARVIN KIRBY BETTY KLEIN EDDIE KLINK ' 191' ' we K- non KNocH JANET KQHLER I ,., , MARY ANN KOLEFF 3 gf EMMA Lou KOLLER , it EM f MARGARET KOLLER Mq I F, .H TJ Juov Konocx I 'fy Junv KOZAK EM ' N.. Lum: LAB y BILL LADD ARLENE LAMIELLE S , RONALD LARR X' G av , 'G N 'v 4 Q 7 w i mf .. s..-A Y . ALVIN LAr1A .4 Kr.-A LINDA LECKLITNER Hg? jx A 1 sbl FQ-R1 L- DAVE LEHBERGER I AJ 5 'N 5x f L L A f :,'5 Juov Lsmz BILL LHOTA RM ,' Q S- 'F I 3 S RAM ussnr 'Q-A Gwen LLEWELLYN ,Ulf A W' DARLENE LOPER ' 33 0.3 ,N .U 2 .' . RlcHARo Luowlo VIRGINIA Luuncneu . q ,. MARY LYRAS RosAus Mccwsxsv f 'J' norms: Mccoums , W' K ov M Mi- F :1:z11W ' 3 3, Q BEVERLY Mccov -.zu 1: .., ...K . , .v U V 42, JOANNE McDOUGAL MARLENE MAAG pf , I :g fg DAVID MAGGIORE ARR F' f ff ssnv MAPES L... - mcx MARCHEWKA - En! M 'J' 6 HAROLD MARLAU '-' 5 2-L xx , Joan MASON IMI . XD ' Jovcs MASON fig M A Juolm MATHISON E Louls MArrAcHloNs Q A 3 1 comms MAY m ',,f ' MARGARET MAYER 64, I , I BILL MERRIMAN A SAUNDRA MERRYMAN Page 46 No one knows what he can do till he tries. -Syrus ff NJ ip. MARILYN METZ GLENN MEYER JOE MICHAEL LARRY MOTTICE MATT MOTTICE JUDY MULHOLLAND I Q S N. f A ,gg . ,, 'IE' 9 y I Lf If A PEGGY PRITCHARD PATTI PYLES MOLLY RALEY MIKE REED RANDY REAM KENT REED JOYCE RICE HARVEY RINEHART MARY RISDEN A, RON MILLER RONNIE LEE MILLER DOLORES MOCHER BRAD MORGAN LLEWELLYN MORRIS DAVE MORROW BORIS NASTOFF x ...- Aw 9 F' Q-T59 9795! -as V, Vik 5211! DAVID READY REGIS REYNOLDS JERRY RISHER If 'Q 5 Q Q 'Q I, I-.. 'Q' tx L I all? F 1 . ur , 2' 'E I PATRICIA Noknlck s'X YQ VICTORIA ORWISZEWSKI ...M I g s ! QE, , Xfwvw E' I .. B f x ff? You may delay, but time will not. Frankhn 6 is SI Q, 9' I 13 1 , ,gk 9? If X pin Q6- Y I Page 48 I R A I SANDRA ROBERTSON ' I BILL ROSHONG f, -a I 4 sy . I A I I aw, 4 ', ,. 'ag' DoLoREs scHEHL I , our EN BX: ,I MIKE scHMIDT .1 3 . 1 1 B ,ff IILL Q H' L DAVID SCHRADY 5 JAMES scHwITzoEBEL Q Q LOYAL SCOTT ,f 5 QM 73' 3 RALPH SCOTT ff' 'N js SCOTT sEcREsT V I JOANNE sEIcH . x A Y Lk JOYCE sELBY I CAROLYN sELLs Q., G' MARY Lou SHANK bg Lg, PETE SHERMAN gf 3 I PAUL sHuBERT 2 Q, I .. , , T T A' R , I CAROL sIGLER A I A A DAN sIMILE I i g, 3 A ' ,Q SAM sLATEs I .., I ,QV .W f g I ' ' fffw- ' . 'SF MINA JANE SMALL A . 2. 0 -Ja, 3 J . . V j I .g 4 ,j DAVE SMALLEY A 'THU V I I. 'K ' c Tj 'Q ii, Q' ANNETTA SMITH v I BEVERLY SMITH ,, K I ' NANCY SMITH W , 9 55' 'R .L 3.5.x E 4.- PEGGY SMITH KN, 3 N: Ev I Q? ROBERT SMITH KI ! 1 fa., , if A 5 .H LLL A , MILFORD SNYDER ' A 5 STEVE SNYDER I BARBARA SOMMER 'jQ1l . F' :X . q 'WFT BEVERLY soPTELEAN E -1 PHIL STAHLHEBER 'gf ,A Q S I R BEVERLY STANDS .9 eo 9' LARRY sTAuEEER 1 hw ,.,,. Lols sTEEANcIcH 1 I I EA.I I' RONNIE STOLL I i E V .0 'fs vi EW! One thing is forever good, EDWIN STRINGER VIRGIL STROIA TOM SUTER DON SZOSTAK GEORGE TAYLOR SUZAN TAYLOR LEILA THOMAS . JOHN TIDWELL DONNA TRBOVICH SALLY TREISCH SALLY ULLOM E9 J, ANNA UNTCH WALT VanBENTHUYSEN DON VICCHIARELLI .IUDITH VINCENT DON VOGELESANG DENNY WADSWORTH WILLIAM WAIKEM MAUREEN WALLICK DALE WALKER RONALD WATSON RON WEARSTLER CHARLOTTE WEIDMAN LEW WETZEL PAUL WELLMAN BARBARA WENZEL xiii .QL fr- , A ' X i i ff h 1 - 98 at Jsyh I 4. .kfv V , . I K . K. S - -5- ' - . i .--rx K 1. f, P , . 15 -I , , v f A W, I 'f'V L , ' .. ws? Rt-I , . Q.- Qitwk . I I L - - ' , I , .mg-: L. ' ,L I I A I 3 ,' . . 9 L V I J! 3 ' 1 5 , '-f . L .,,.. ,ff ,iw 1: M' . we uv-2' ' R 'f . . I .1 :ESV -. 'M If. za . in 'Vi.f.1f f f. . : R . 'Y Q51 it 51:1 A H L1 , fl-fi gy g gi iyfggfii -f GEORGE YOUNG RAY YOUNG SANDRA YOUNG MIKE ZETTLER .IANET ZOLTAI RONNY GARBER PAUL HANOOD NORMA LILLEY .IODY MECHANEY JANET MYERS JOHN RICHARDS RICHARD ROBERTS RAMONA SHIVELY KAREN SINGO ROBERT TEBROSKI 'S' '93 if an kr, ff-1 1 MARY ELLEN WEST RICHARD WHITE ELAINE WIGGINTON SAM WILLIAMS SHIRLEY WILSON L A BILL WOLFE G SALLY WOLFE RONNIE WORSTELL ' 1 LINDA WORTMAN A BILL WRIGHT ROBERTA wvmr F, Joe YANNONE Q., BARB YATES - CAROLE YAUS ERNEST YouELs I 5 A I S Q I S 1 ti Q I s 3-N 'I ks'-3 ' rf 2 , sw ws ' . I , A I ,, , 5 X ,.,,, 1 'sz IS. I I 'E' 5 L Qs A . I is L ,Q N! , 5 QS - yon- A .M 4 4 I I 1. I I P-ii v.Ej'? 5 - 'L I Q V . That one thing is success. I . I . -: 11 2 Iii ' -Emerson Page 49 Our team goes ahead! The Halloween Hop Page 50 Drill! Drill! Drill! The Dodgers win! The happier the time the more quickly it passes. -Pliny the Younger I 1 - 5 SOPHOMORES 4 ,..f ' A is A , K Xl N Q . ?l,.?,XK g 1 , : fs.. 4 fd-f tx K T ' is . Q 4 LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Chismar, Treva Kines, Tarry Taylor, Joyce Wolcott. Snow Horse made by Bob Horn. The sophomores in their second year at Lincoln High School are finally becoming adjusted to the routine of school life. They now, are more active in sports, clubs, and choir. Participating in school activities and functions have given them a feeling of belong- ing to our school. At the Sea Bottom Bounce , their class party, and main proiect for the year, they became better acquainted and had a wonderful time. Everyone enioyed the fine en- tertainment and, of course, they loved the refreshments. The officers elected by the class of 1958 were Linda Chismar, President, Treva Kines, Vice President, Joyce Wolcott, Secretary, and Tarry Taylor, Treasurer. The mirth and fun grew fast and furious. -Burns -I 9. l' Page 51 ?i ks is 1 , GERRY BAXTER BEVERLY BEHM PERSIE BIRIS LANE JOHN BOBBY DAVE MARY JANE gl is Q . 2 , ,sw 1 un.-f BERGMAN .IOETTA BERKEY BLACKBURN CLAYTON BILLE SANDRA BLATTERT MARA BOBER BLUMENTALS GLEN BLYTHE . , X . imm, I iw-.xv Ly gsfwl z .N it P 6, FEL 11 sl is ...I ROBERT ACKERMAN JACKIE AILING JIM ALLEN MARY LOU ANDERSON NANCY ARDMAN SHIRLEY AUGUSTINE NANCY BABCOCK JOAN BAIRD TED BAIRD AGNES BAKER JERRY BAKER MARY LOU BAKER JULIUS BANAL JIM BARBERA GEORGE BARSON nf DAVID BOWMAN SUE BOWMAN CHARLOTTE sRAosHAw -'YEL' ' fr '11 . F, Page 52 . X' 2'-I. HAROLD BRADY JIM BRENDUS BILL BROUGH KEITH BROWN LARRY BROWN MADELINE BROWN JAMES BUCHANAN KENNETH BURNWORTH JIM BUTLER NANCY JEAN CAMPBELL DON CAPALDI CHARLENE CAPLAN JOHN CAROSIELLI JANET CARPER JAY CASE Character is much easier kept than recovered. -Paine CARMEN CERAOLO ALvA CHABOUDE ' C1 LINDA cHlsMAR EI-Eff PAULINE CHRISTOFF I A .ION SAMUELSON A JIM COFFEY . - I-nf . QM: LV A .AS af- '7 'L Slim, if xm I xl 'S. . I ' A O U- QI X ' 71 ROGER COLLINS W 9 4' JOHN coPELAND A L. A 'Ig VIRGINIA COREY A Q4 DONNA CRISP jf? , In DICK csEAK A A Q ' PATSY cusrER , Q 5 4 1 ,, Q S 10 GARY DANIELS A .. A f I -if I 1 a--E Y ey' I L Q' A WILLIAM DAVIS A h'A T CAROL FLESHOUR -u, of A gf 1 4, . 1 N, you IT 2' 'gf' f . i lg A A f gffi' ws fi Mfg JACK DECKER Q ' ,MA CAROL DELMONT .W .LQ - - to JuDY DENKI-:Aus L' A' - f V , I A T? DON DePAsQuALE N f 4 KAY DEVINE 1 i Q K, , Q H j, 2 I ' DIANE DIEFFENBAUGHER jf 2 Q' -' EDWARD DlE1z jew ' I R3 NANCY DoalNA ' -.Al if RDNNIE sALEwsKY A g ' ,jg'g9ff,:.. ' Af LARRY DUNN , JL UIIIYQIIIII ,J . if ' I If A f fl E A-3 Q1 l ELLEN ECKELBERRY , MARGARET EGNER GEORGE ELLER , MARLENE ELLER ww? , JOHN ELMES A-L. ELIZABETH ELSASSER JOHN ENOCH ' GAYLE ESSINGER SANDRA EVANS CINDY FAIELLO ' I 3 DICK FEHLMAN LOIS FELLOWS PAULINE FIEST GWENDA FILHOUR BARBARA FINLEY DAVID FOUT GARY FRAVEL ALMA FREEMAN JAMES FREEMAN MARYLANE FRITCHLEY The foundation of every state is the education of its youth. --Diogenes Page 53 fi! 5 Q Q QC' 5 I I rl, ' f ,L L ,NV ,' ' R ff' 71 . 2 , . 1 Kms KEJAN r 1,61 Sit,- ,!,r-, 1 1' 'Z LI' Y 1 ,ru W ' in nf, A if I . 1 R '! :Ry ui. 5 Q gg L? 2 wx V . SALLY GRIFFIN LINDA GRIFFITH DARRELL GRINSTEAD DEANNA HADDAD A? , 'ff C R'-.fy RICK HAHN PATRICIA GUERRY NANCY GUESS PATTY HALL TOM HALL DAVID HARMAN CAROLYN HARPER GAYLE HARTER MARCIA HARTLINE MARTHA HARTZELL KAY HEINBAUGH 3 i- 3 K ii fs 31 , -fs. 7 3 R BEVERLY FRYBERGER HELEN GADBOIS GARY GAFF KARL GATES BILL GENSAMER GERALD CODY TERRY GORNEY HAROLD GOULDEN Lg' . , X4 ROGER GRAHAM 9 P5 Dems: rouz 5 .,,-.-x3,.. L. , A A A BILL GREENE L 1. CAROL GRELLA L mf' LARRY GRLBBLE L I FAY GRIFFIN f MARY ELLEN GRIFFIN ,... 1: f , la N L 'Ik E -1 - 'Sv f - f f L .. f A Q, if 6 257 'P-1 VT VJ' ,I V- 4 . Wk , 2' -vm in W A -Z3:f:5'k' 5. M22 'F 'I . 'Nw is 'Its' 3 Fx ik' -:- .'k, ' 13, W , .Q of C, fl gi Q- ' f 2 film. 1LEisii,5 I Page 54 EVE HESS BARBARA HETRICK DOROTHY HILL CARL HINDERER SANDRA HOAGLAND GERRY HOFF LEROY HOFFEE BOB HORN RONALD HOWENSTINE DENNY HUFF GARY HUFLER DAVID HUGHES ROBERT HUTCHISON PAT HUTH BEVERLY HUTHER Success consists in getting up . JIM HUTTEN ? .IuDY ISENMAN fn, Q , 3 'Q c QW ' ' of IENNIE Lou JONES ' I A ' ji-EP BILL JORDAN 'W Ni X SHARON JORDAN vi H! Y RICHARD KEEEER , ,K 1 I KAY KEENER , C' ' A 90 EARL KIEsEcKER 1' is sYLvIA KIMREY a I K 1REvA KINES gg 1 X S ,M , , ,. LARRY KING A GLENN KINSER m Q y r ,5 ss- , -WNW. A 'K PHIL KIRKIIRIDE Y ' ,Q A I. A V A'-is v JIM KLEIN A A Q A Y xl-ff A . ENN I E, wwA 'f KARLENE KLEIN 4 3- J. 5, I - I ' EILLIE .u-. soNDRA KLING 0' fe IQ Q HOWARD KOONTZ 0 ' Iq.,:, DANNY KROP 5 VA W5 LYNNE KRUMM MILAN KuLEsA Q IDA KUNKLE 'uv me pm GERRY LAB HE' ' I' MARK LAcKNEY RAY LAMIELLE SHIRLEY LAWLER A I ' JOHN LAwsoN ,4 ,E F Q A Boa LEISURE QZN' G 9 U ARTHUR LEWIS - K suE LEWIS X BRENDA LIIIER1 I Rum LoLIc.ER L I I TOMLONG A+' ., -'I R if x ROBERT MfcAR1I-IY ,A D5 A, QQ, 55' L CHALMERS MECARIY y Y MARCIA McCONNELl R T IIR 1k-: ' CHUCK MQCOURRY SANDY MECOY had A SUSAN McFARlAND A Ri ' DENNIS NILGRAW DIANE McNAllEY ' JOHN MAAG RAI MADDOX o JUDY MARCHEWKA MARY ANN MARLAII MARLENE MARSH Just one more time than you fall. -Unknown Page 55 I' jf it-'Q-E X JAMES MORRIS ROBERT MOSER R'RL if A .gg A F51 ff , via mf, if I I I I -V I, .1 E' 9 1 1' VW j I 1 5 I EVALIN Moss Y JUDY MOSSOP WILLIAM NAGEL r I 5 JEAN MULHOLLAND ROSEMARY NAUMAN I CATHERINE NEALE oomE NERNEss f PATRICIA NIEBEL MARY JANE NOLTE BETTY NORCIA CLEMENTINE ORWISZEWSKI DAVE OYLER i .iff7A BOB PAGE Q 9 'fi if I 1 V, ..g,,!f2-' I 9, . j, 'i.t?7f.'f-ii'..tJ?:1., QE I z .wm3i'Tc'5wi-'Q'4,'L'-f.,: nrt tt! fir ,I ta ' I 5 gd 61' IAM 9, I-I .ag ,xr JmII'I5'mt f'3F'!an ' , z 5 A 5. Page 56 qw RUSSELL MARTIN PATTI MASCITTI EDDIE MASEK LOIS MAURER JOAN MAYEROS BETTY MEDLEY MARY MENOUGH ALICE MILLER EVELYN MILLER JIM MILLER PETE MILLER MARTHA MINCKS WILLIAM MIZER MARYANN MONTERRUBIO ROBERT MOORE ,QE ,,fE-,..I hu? I ,v ,. A 9 agar CAROL PERSHING DONNA PETERMAN SUSAN PFOUTS TERRY PHILLIPS ROBERT PLEIS POLLY POLEN GORDON PORTER JOHN PRESTON MARCIA RASTETTER FRANK REID NANCY REIGLE JULIA REUSING MAUREEN REYNOLDS SAMUEL RICHMOND DONNA RIFFLE The thing that goes the farthest towards making life worthwhile . . TOBY RINALDI JUDY RITZ SANDRA ROBINSON 'ff SANDRA ROBY DAVE RODEN .4 , Ulf CAROLYN RODGERS JOHN ROESSNER MARIE ROSS JANICE RUTTER RONALD RYAN 'QB 24? RAYMOND SAMOILA ESTHER SARDONE THOMAS SCHMELTZER -.ff JOE SCHOEPPNER JUDY SCHREFFLER s -tr ' I ww' ', -, :' fa-Ev P19 it 96 ,Ig 1- F-.Q ,,,. y.-.. ar, 4-gym ,Mg I tk v . sd. f ig- ' it , Q.. iif, 387, ER , Q Egg . Wjf E 5 aw t E -I , it wuuAM smlm JERRY sNYoER , ' MIKE soxolovlcu-I ELLIS SPARKS T ' DIANE STARKEY PATSY STEPHENS ACYCE JANE STODGHILL F WALTER STUDER MARY SULLIVAN PATTI SWICK JUDY SWIER JUDY TAILLARD SANDY TAYLOR TARRY TAYLOR DICK TEEL waf, N4 r Ep-Q, ' vs, Q: .meg -Q-E -.I ,, R.. '-' - ,lg A E A - , N uk .... 1 H A L ' 'rt I Q 6 ' ' 9 2 ? 'Y x.. ' 'L 'tux Es. R S of V V' , K -I , X . w Q! 5, KEN SCHURING GARY DICK SCHWAB EARL SCHWITZGEBEL BOB SEIA BOB SHANK SHERER WANDA SHERLOCK JUDY SHOTTS CONNIE SHRIVER REX SHRYOCK GEORGE SIEBER sn' ig :K- CARL SIGLER PAT SLAGENWHITE PASTY SLOAN DEANNA SMITH -kc sag fl: P fa -me Ro S S-QL. 2 - 5 'eX ! - is 4 Page 57 That costs the least, and does the most, is just a pleasant smile. -Nesbit I I, ki A Q GILBERT THEWES A i .. .g ,AT PAT THOMAS KS' f, y olcx THORNBURG J i pl A SANDRA TILKEY A V , I M' R ' PETER ncocz A A f 3 y' 1 cLEoA TOLBERT 1 it if HOWARD TOPAZ W A A I SHARON TRUETT A In ' A Jon-IN rum: . 5 RICHARD VunBENTHUY5EN 2 ROGER VAUGHT A 9 , .5 I f f A I FRED vocr A .QR ' A5 RICHARD WADSWORTH Al If pf Juov wAGNeR A 1 2 Ri ,E MIKE wAncsM V - .gk JV, A Q I K .. H :gp E ' KL ER-lm Q is A A , x DARRYL wAKeL:v - , . 6 ,. 'Ia RONZEL WALKER as A, 39 xW I is A b muon WALLACE E4-gl? . N , ROSEMARY WARDELL 2' , 5 A v A A s . . F ' I Q5 V U A BRENDA weus 0?-4 A, Q I, I A I ,fig tw w i Y, , non wssmosrn LARRY wesron , Arilqm f DAVE wsrzu ,, B A fin I f CAROL wmv: , XiQf,f Q:-. NORMA wlocmron L I GARY wuBANKs ' sos WILLIAMS Q Q , 59 Eg, , BARBARA WINCHESTER .W Q I I ...R CAROLE WISEMAN 6 5 , 34 - JOHN wNoRosRl -'I ' VA' W A gg! 'V Q A f 5 ,.g 'A wg, li JOYCE WOLCOTT JUDITH WYLIE of .Sf be ROBIN CLERE TOM DINKINS 1 Q1 nl' Q Q TED FELTON JANET HORNING BILL KEATING Page 58 It's good to be merry and wise. -Burns BARBARA BRINKLY SUSAN CHOPSON GLENDA CLERE RICHARD FRESHWATER TED HENNING FRANKLIN KNIGHT DIANA MARTIN CAROL ANN RANDULIC 5 wx vfi' - - A . af 4, . n Al -X fi Q Another day over! 5 . , A 5 . - ...Q WN d C7 1 'B V ,, -fr , B. Page and M. Blumentcls in Biology laboratory. Happy Birthday, John. sme, gQQg -... 1 5 . Decorating for the Sea Bottom Bounce . Our Namesoke. 'The only way to have a friend is to be one. -Emerson Page 59 Page 60 LEFT TO RIGHT: Fritz Mussouh, Jeanne Wilson, Veronica Sima, Fred Keller. FRESHMEN What Lincoln is tomorrow depends on the freshmen of today. During their first year at Lincoln High School, the freshmen made a fine showing. Their April party served as a mixer where they acquired many new friends and became more familiar with the ways of their new school. The freshmen had a year of diversified activities and there were many students who were outstanding in school affairs. The officers of the class, Veronica Sima, President, Fritz Massouh, Vice President, Jeanne Wilson, Secretary, and Fred Keller, Treasurer, have done much to establish their class in Lincoln High School. Something attempted, something done. -Longfellow JANET ABEL RICHARD ACKLEY f sf . MARTHA AKE I fr I I 'Q STEVE ALBERS JERRY ALLEN LARRY ALTON DAVID BAILEY DON BAILEY PATTY BAIRD BOBBY BAKER PAT BAKER JAMES BALDWIN MARILYNN BAMBERGER JOANNE BARDINE PAUL BARNARD Xp. PATTY BOGGS KAREN BOLENDER PAT BOOMHOWER BETH BOOTH JOHN BORCOMAN RICHARD BORGNER LARRY BOWEN GUY BOWLING ED BOYCE BARBARA BRECHBILL STARR BRECKENRIDGE BERNICE BRICKER KAY BROUCKER CAROLE BROWN DONNA BROWN -J' God grant me the serenity 'vu Q CHUCK BARTCHY PETER BATSCH NANCY BEATTIE RUTH BEATTY ANNA BENNETT CONNIE BENNETT TIM BENTIVEGNA THERESA BERNS ROMAYNE BERTRAM JUDY BEST WILBUR BILLINGS MARIA BLACKBURN GREGORY BLACKLEDGE BILL BLAIR WADE BLANK 4 . E -.'- - H ,I A7 C C? If p I if 4 Page 61 THOMAS CASSELBERRY ROBERT CAUGHEY PAM CHIDESTER DENNIS CIOCA JEFF CLARKE RONNIE CLAUSS WILLIAM CLAY WINSTON COLLIER LINDA COLLINS TOM CONDOS TOM CONRAD Lumen cooks q. In X HOWARD COPELAND Page 62 DONNA COSNER JIM COVER LEONARD BROWN RICHARD BROWN CYNDORA BROWNFIELD NANCY BURKETT TOM BURNBR TOM B RALPH CAPUANO SUSAN CARE NANCY BUCHANAN CATHERINE BUCKLE IER UTCHER DALLAS BUTLER BARBARA CALDWELL JOY CARNEY .fr DANNY CRAMER BEVERY CARRUTHERS MARY LOU CASHNER 9-ai' DON CREWSE CRAIG GARRY DAVIS JOAN DAVIS CURTIS JANET DAILEY BILL DANIELS DOROTHY DEAN ART DQORIO JUDY DeCAMP SHARON DENAYER PAT DePASQUALE FRANK DeSANTIS to accept the things I cannot change . . CAROL DICE EILEEN DIETZ , I JOE DIMARIO , wg NORMAN DIVELEY Q Q gp Q- J ...Ab DON DoLANsKI Qvlh m m1.h H ig ' .h DON DORKOFF , gy! E , LYNN DouGIIERrY px If , I I I N JAMES DowDLE vERNEDA DRAIN ,, ,,,, V In ,S Ig KEITH DRAY RL J NiNNQ A In I wANDA DUNHAM I -L A CAROL DUNN ,I Li A7-' A A R 1 I XL, I fI't ,. JOE DUNN STEVE EMBLY DANNY ENGLISH Q, ' ..- 'w-.-, .1 DAVE ENGLISH ' .99 QS' ,.. MARDEE FARRALL S! u X59 SN! E.,,q.Eg,Q 36 xv O' x- ' ROBERT FEIELIN SCOTT FERGUSON I A A H' JAMES ENGLISH N j. ' 5 Q, Ti W I JoANNE ENGLISH -I I' if 1555 aw, 'f ... H 'ACM Qiis A T' IEEE I XX I I II, 533 X , , . , i2ga.,.gA2SQf'f'W SHARON FICHTNER Q PHYLLIS FILIMONUK vk .. 'S+ C3 .49 If N- TI-IOM FRAZIER FRANK FREEMAN ' -is Q' YQ PATRICIA FREEMAN ,RJ 3421 I JOHN FRENZ III N -wI'.? Ii ' JAN FRICKER ' ' 5 I X . JOANN FRIEND I DICK FUNK Q sg- , Q 5, JOAN eADIaoIs 3 ,if RONALD GAFF ., :N I BARBARA GALLAGHER I ROBERTA GARDQN Iuov GEANT T, DONALD GIBBONS A 2 PAT GIBSON RONNIE GILL I LORETTA FIOR PHILOMENA FLEX RONALD FLOUT DANNY FORAKER BRENT FORSYTHE TERRY FOSTER NELMA FO UT JACKIE FOWLER I .. 1 I ' v .9 Q ,.:1 If , ,NIA I .,.L is fa gf: EGF 2:3 .Aa IW' I h I , ,gm ,II,,,,A,, ' , I I ,MINI W' MIA, Ir' , - If ,. I,- A- , -II I,,fI - IIIIIWU IIIIIIW ' '-L--' 7 'Ll ' I the courage to change the things I can . Page 63 DOROTHY GUTHRIE SHEILA HAAS BONNIE HALEY JULIA HALEY MARGARET HALL NANCY HALL DAVID HANDLIN GARY HANNAHS Page 64 SUELLEN HANNAHS GARY HANNAN I, Enwmzo HARTER NANCY HEDDEN FRED HENNING SANDRA HENNING Q BEVERLY HENRY Y, Nw I TONY GLIBA KATHLEEN GOEBEL JUDY GRAHAM PAT GRAY MARGARET GRIFFIN GAIL GRIFFITH PATTI GRIMM MARY NEVA GROVES SANDY GREENFIELD ANN GROETZ FRANK GROSSE JANET GUARDABASCIO MIKE GUE BILL G ,r FRANKLIN HENSON EARL HERBRUCK PATTY HESS UERRY RICHARD GUILLIAM MARGARET HINDERER DOLORES HOJENSKI CHARLES HOLDER MARGARET EARL HOFFEE HOLLAND JOAN HOLMESLEY CHARLES HOKEY JUDY HOWELL DALE HOOBLER JUDIE HUMPHREY BOB . . and the wisdom to know the difference. -Unknown HURLESS LINDA HUSTED 'as' 9 ,, J BONNIE HUTCHISON DORIS HUTH GEORGE IRWIN CHARLES JENKINS SHIRLEY JOHNS JERRY JOHNSON JOHN JIALANELLA JUDY JOHNSON ANN JONES PAULINE JOVINGO LIZ JONES GLORIA JOZWIAKOWSKI JOHN JULIAN INARS JURJANS '7 . tg' I K, '-If I is l ' Q we -5' ,X LAURENE KAMBRICK V' I an If SARAH KISNER CAROL KNEPPER TOM KOSSACK BOB THADA KRUGER BRENDA KUHN KRAFT BONNIE KREGER BARBARA KULESA JUDY KUNKLE KATHY LANNERS CYNTHIA LAPPIN MIRIAM LALINSKY JERRY LEATHERMAN BARBARA LEDFORD LYNWOOD LENTZ I A A . s ' X '95 r 4 Q . , ir. .,,. wif 1 i i 1 Qi I' PATRICIA KAME JERRIE KANAGY STEVEN KARK JERRY KEEFER BEVERLY KEISTER FRED KELLER LARRY KELLICKER TERRY KELLY DORIS KENDIG HELEN KENNISON JIM KEPPLE CHUCK KETTERING SANDRA KETTLER JIM KINSEY DONNA KIRK if C6 iii X'-J 4. A . . . . ,, P 65 The only place where success comes before work rs m the dlctlonary. -Lyons ag. J A? Q11 -' A-f N. DAVID McINNES 1 DAVE LESSMAN DONNA LEWIS LARRY LLOYD SUSAN LLOYD LINDA LOWRY .IANICE LOWTHER FRANK LUCAS PEGGY LUDWIG JERRY LYKE NANCY McALDINDEN SUSAN McANALL JAMES MCCAULEY BILL McCLUSKEY VIRGINIA McCOURRY CHUCK McGEE MIKE Mfxslvsv ' I 5? .f 4' W? oAvm MCLAUGHLIN f V snooe McNAMARA 5?'f 'QA f fi Q LARRY Mcvev I - I -.5 If ii If STAN MACIAG ROGER MAHAFFEY KENNETH MANSFIELD MICHAEL MARICH ' FRITZ MASSOUH CAROL LYNNE MAYER CAROL MEESE CAROL MILLER KAY MILLER MICHAEL MILLER f . 5 wa: . I 8 . F f'! I ,f f f?iM.4 J. MMV fixrf '19 Page 66 I live . . . for the futu J 1 I 3 I-.L-,. K A3 I Il I-FQ, :wi NADINE MILLER POLLY MILLER SHIRLEY MOOREHEAD WALTER MORRIS BRYAN MORRISON JUDY MORROW SHARON MORROW DAVID MOTTICE BERNICE MURPHY JOHN C. MUSTER MARY LOU MYERS CAROLYNNE NAGEL re in the distance DON NAUGLE KAREN NEAL DIANE NEFF X- Ei PATTY NEWCOMB CAROL NICHOLS JAMES NIEBEL ' LINDA NORTH JULIE NOVAK MARY ANN NOVAK 35 . - , Teo NovAK '94 VIRGIL o'coNNoR '03 Tom oKeY 1 7 PETER OLSON . ELMER O'NEILL LARRY OSBORNE . 3, . CAROL OSBURN 3 -P' KAREN PAGE .A f JIM PAPPAS at nag, 'isgc .af-Q., A.: -A ' Q .IL I ,,3, 'I 7 , . . rf' IJ ,I ,J I I ' 2 -We xg ,hw A 'Wes' yan- j' 1' 'O Q cf .A ' ' WJ mf' f, r Q fl 6 'W' 5 an 1 rl' A f-:Q 'L 3-f A -9 R Q. A 1 A . N x4..q:x6:t:R , TQ j if , I i'hu ' ,H-, g ,. S. ff'- L AIIO ,H f .17 . AY.. , , 1, coNNlE RAINES A JAY RANDALL 4 f- EMMY REAM LINDA REIGLE U! JACK REPASKY 7 ROBERTA RESSEGER ROBERT RESSLER 5 MARY LOU Rsusmc PT, I LuclNnA REX V ff' nos REYNOLDS A I EDWARD RHODES SAM RHODES FRANCES RIEGLE LOWELL RILEY LEE ROACH .QFD . 0 'Q' ggi? 3 A gf ' ' ffifkxjf i kgs-Iv we- S 'Q?,5'S va Ig Y-'F SAM PARATORE DAVE PAUSHEK DAN PEARSON MIKE PEARSON GEORGE FETROFF CAROLINE PHILLIPS DIANA PIATT PEG PICKERING BENNY PIERCE JERRY PIKNA JIM POSTLEWAITE .IOANN PRESTON PAT PUCCI DONNA PUTT VIVIAN PYATTE I 1, I is , s 5. G 3 -ev L ,, f 352' f ii - LQ, neg, 1 0 A .R 1 . -we ht, f-EL -' IL. 9 '- Y, Rm' F . V, A T x ' if and the good that I can do. -Banks I Page 67 .tg- S73 GARY SAUNIER 41' Us v:' . f ref, xv U , 'Ev vii? , il ul., K, , ,K 'Q-nfl RONALD SCHNEIDER RUTH SHAFER JUDY SHANDOR REGINA ROBINSON DAVID ROCOVITS ANNA SUE ROGERS RYLLIS ROHRER FRANCES RONK PEGGY ROSE DENNIS ROSS LYNN ROSS RITA ROSSI MARY ROWAN JOANNE RUFO MARLEE JO SABO GEORGES SAIMES - JON SAMPLE ,536-, 96? f .fir f-A 1 1 LINDA SANFORD MARLENE SAVAGE G NA ,' 5 M .',j! G 'im A I fq. GARY scnmmr GEORGE scmvnor A.. W S !Wf, SANDRA scmvnnr f iigxfll' A ' ' 2- In . ' A . -. ' I , 'A I A A' .HIEK I 2 Z TED SCHUMACHER , A A I .gg I SHARYN scuwsmrunm ' , A 'K ,S M , Q' , I , I f A JIM SEIDLER A A, I, ff A, , I A BONNIE SENFTEN S ' S 5 ,G 'H ' AAA ' -. if 'A ' A 1 f ..A- ff f' ., I gr A fig I .A - - K f GILBERT SHEPARD Ag-Ax A A al I A 5 2 ,,,, , , JIM susan '1 A 2 A' JEAN slGNonsu 1 'G 1 . S I .... ls , 1 35- A als . VERONICA SIMA KEITH SIMETZ SANDY SIMODI JIM SIMONE wsu A Puge68 CAROL SKINNER EDDIE SLUSSER CHARLENE SMITH DON SMITH JANICE SMITH LINDA SMITH DORELL SOULES NANCY SPANGLER JIM STALEY LOIS STANTZ CAROLYN STEFANCICH All is well that ends well. -Heywood JOHN STIPETICH JAMES srou. 9 'M f JUDY STOLL A f'-ff PAULINE STREZA V GARY STUCHUL LINDA STUDENT DAVID SUTHERLAND Q BARBARA swANK , 13, RALPH IAMPER X CYNTHIA THOMAS LINDA JERRY THOMPSON IIARIJ THAXTON THOMAS JOYCE THOMPSON SUE THORLEY ' DAVID TIDBALL -Q 'F LINDA TOOHEY r ff' RITA TOY ggyixfifg I JACKIE vARNsR LQ! almdf' 2 JOYCE VOGELGESANG rv-1 wif A CLARENCE VOLKERT Q- 4, 3 ,, I ig. l,' l 'ff' , MARILYN VAN AMAN 'fzqgee - ap ' ,V I SY some VAN sIcKLs -SQ, IE,-J' I J Cf LINDA wALI:IcK - 'LA' . L ' GARY WALKER ly. . I A D GARY WALLACE I L, 6 1 f-if x, QA, SANDRA WALLACE 1. f,, In . ll 551. . JACK WALSH IQL HF X 7- . A fe TIM WALTENBAUGH I, , .li 4 4 xr A L J. FRANK wARoELL KAREN WATT JUDY WELMAN PAUL WENZEL JEANNE WILSON ' LOREN ELIZABETH WINKLEMAN KEDRIC WOLFE CHUCK DONIS WOOD NANCY WHETSEL WALT WILLIAMS i I QI- I .I x 53 1 X ,. I L I WILSON - STEPHEN WISE SALLY WITMER WOLFORD JOYCE WOOLLISCROFT DAVID WRIGHT Page 69 I will study and prepare myself. Some day my chance will come. -Unknown I 'fjyr af' A sf 'rom wlusrn BARBARA wvuz ir' 'ff Q . ELAINE wvNKooP V g ,, wuuAM YODER .l , A A 4' 9 vmcs zsnav - kg, l nm zsmsn A :.l: ' ., 'A ' W W . ' f ffl ' . X wff :w . . gr , I I fmpg' Q 2 y9i? V. in Walsh fha birdie! Page 70 1 .L Our first Pinata We worked! We loafed! That what will come, and must come, shall come well. -Arnold 4 1 LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL BAND . . . N,5.9--Q,.L -U.. ..L... FLUTE and PICCOLO: xM. Fritchley, xD. Dieffenbuugher, xJ. Jones, xB. Dieffenbaugher, xl. Mayer. OBOE: xA. Lewis, xl. lecklitner. CLARINET: xF. Nesbitt, xP. MiIIer, xl. Tipp, xD. Bachellor, x.I. Hall, xN. Guess, xS. Young, B. Pleis, S. McCoy, M. Bergman, D. Karr, xD. Keefer, xN. Rice, xR. Bertram, xB. Henry, xM. Blackburn, J. Mulholland, C. FIesI1our. ALTO CLARINET: xN. Hammond. BASS CLARINET: xV. Blythe, xR. McCIusky. ALTO SAX: xV. Lehman, xS. Hill, H. Rinehart, xl. Mossop, xl. Mattachione, D. Bethel, B. Sommer, T. Angelo, F. Grimn, S. Embly. TENOR SAX: xR. Watson, xS. Kark. BARITONE SAX: xN. Russell. BASSOON: xF. Brook, C. Pershing. CORNET and TRUMPHET: xT. DeStefano, xM. page 72 Music, the greatest good that mortals know, . .-.-7 sr ,. 5 41, .fl nk X g D. McFADDEN N. RUSSELL President Vice President A. JERD BAYLESS Director , r S '. N . N T F. NESBITT l- TWP Shank, xD. Wadsworth, xD. McFadden, xJ. Dunn, xD. White, xD. Kelch, J. Carper, D. Westhoefer, 5 '9'U'Y Y 'W ' xD. Mottice, xL. Guess, xM. Morrison, R. Mizer, J. Pappas, J. Keefer, xR. Miller, xD. Kropp. HORN: xB. Bayless, xC. Tolbert, xM. Cashner, xC. Ecrement, xB. Greene. TROMBONE: xB. Jordan, xC. Etter xJ. Wolcott, xD. Bowman. BARITONE: xC. Jenkins, xT. Henning, xC. Dennis, L. Ford. TUBA: xB. Keck, xJ. Burkhart, xW. Bartsch, K. Landers, P. Kress. PERCUSSION: xA. Baillie, xD. Ready, xR. Ryan, xJ. Frenz, xG. Stuzhel, R. Haas, G. Meyer. xSymphonic Band . . And all of heaven we have below. -Addison Page 73 DANCE BAND ww- SAX: V. Lehman, R. Waison, D. Bethel, S. Kark. TRUMPET: T. DeStefano, R. Miller, L. Guess. TROMBONE: B. Jordan, D. Bowman. TUBA: B. Keck. DRUMS: A. Baillie. PIANO: J. Thompson. BASS: D. Schwab. DIRECTOR: B. Bayless. ORCHESTRA 1 Page 74 VIOLIN: L. Beneleif, L. Dougherty, A. Smith, B. Arbuckle, K. Page, D. Haldi, M. Small, K. Fowler M. Sabo, G. Porter, P. DePasquaIe, E. Hess. CELLO: K. Dudash. BASS: D. Schwab. FLUTE: D. Dielfen- baugher, J. Jones. OBOE: A. Lewis. CLARINET: L. Tipp, D. Bachellor, V. Blylhe. SAX: D. Bethel, S. Kark BASSOON: F. Brook. TRUMPET: T. DeS!efano, D. While. HORN: B. Bayless, C. Tolberi. TROMBONE B. Jordan, C. Efter. TUBA. B. Keck. DRUMS: A. Baillie, D. Ready. PIANO: J. Thompson. I have a reasonable good ear in music. -Shakespeare PEP BAND 2 Q . 5 if - .ggi img 5 A 3 . FIRST ROW: Heh to right! R. Bertram, B. Henry, B. Flies, N. Guess, S. Young, F. Brook, P. Kress, L. Tipp, P. Miller, F. Nesbitt. SECOND ROW: S. Hill, H. Rinehart, R. Watson, D. Bethel, F. Grilfin, T. Angelo, N. Russell, S. Kark, V. Blythe. THIRD ROW: T. DeStefano, M. Shank, D. McFadden, R. Miller, D. White, l.. Guess, J. Dunn, J. Carper, D. Mottice, M. Morrison. FOURTH ROW: G. Meyer, B. Bayless, B. Jordan, C. Etter, D. Bowman, J. Burkhart B. Keck, C. Ecrement, C. Jenkins, T. Henning, MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Russell, B. Schuler, B. Yates, J. Rice, S. Hill, l.. Ford. Soft is the music that would charm for ever. -Wordsworth Page 75 2---Z The Band on Ohe marching field. The choir tunes up -nqf 6? A' Q 0-9 ggi Q. . . lk 72 2 .5 The Haunfs of 311. Trymg ou! backstage sound efhds Page 76 The Band on Ohe produce field lt is work which gwes Havor to hfe Ammel A CAPPELLA CHOIR FIRST ROW: Cleft to righti I. Gregory, S. Etris, R. Blanchard, C. Dennis, S. McDermitt, B. McCollins, M. Small, J. Zagray, S. Pfalzgraf, D. Rhiel, P. Burch, M. Thomas, M. Wallick, C. Welcelean, L. Blan- chard, M. Raley, R. Loliger. SECOND ROW: C. Jobe, J. Denkhaus, B. Elsasser J. Markel, S, Blattert, C. Sells, K. Dudash, P. Custer, R. Bar.-Inell, N. Dobina, M. Anderson, R. Jurians, B. Klein, M. Sabo, S. Ray, C. Alexander. THIRD ROW: D. Knoch, J. Klein, D. Delap, G. Cuckler, D. Biris, G. Crissey, M. Schmidt, J. Care, D. Volzer, A. Vicchiarelli, B. Bayless, D. Miller, D. Grinstead, J. Elmes, A. Kionzle, R. Samoli. FOURTH ROW: D. Roden, J. Miller, D. Haldi, W. VanBenthuysen, D. Simile, A. Lewis, D. Smally, J. Farrall, R. Morgan, T. Dinkins, P. Miller R. Ryan, V. Stroia, D. Thornburg, C. Dinkins, R. Shryoclx. The Lincoln A Cappella Choir has been outstanding throughout Canton and Ohio for many years. This year they have been in great demand, entertaining groups at the Y. M. C. A., Y. W. C. A., Congress Lake and various other places in Canton. The Thanks- giving and Christmas assemblies are always highlights among the assemblies at Lincoln. The May Fiesta climaxes a year of hard work and preparation for the whole choir. He who sings scares away his woes. -Cervantes Page 77 SECOND CHOIR 'A' ct: FIRST ROW: Ilefi lo righfl J. Berkey, J. Jones, S. Hoagland, M. Reynolds, E. Eckelberry, L. Beneloit, M. Mayer, S. Lloyd, S. Evans, P. Niebel, S. Harvath. SECOND ROW: J. Kohler, L. Fashbaugh, P. Pyles, M. Guegold, S. Brown, J. Wolcott, C. Yous, M. Menough, J. Hall, L. Goebel, P. Proto. THIRD ROW: L. Brown, C. Siegler, J. Hutton, A. Chaboude, D. Jenkins, V. DeLillo, J. Crissey, B. Merriman. FOURTH ROW: D. Freshwater, T. Baird, B. Williams, S. Paraiore, D. Baxter, J. Snyder, P. DeLillo, T. Okay, P. Sfahlheber. FIRST ROW: Ileft to rightl K. Dudash, S. Etris, I. Gregory, R. Blanchard, J. Denkhaus, M. Risden, C. Sells, B. Mc- Collins, M. Small, J. Zagray, R. Badnell, S. Pfalzgraf, D. Rhiel, P. Burch, M. Thomas, R. Loliger, R. Jurians, S. Ray. SECOND ROW: D. Biris, G. Crissey, D. Holdi, D. Knoch, G. Cuckler, D. Smalley, M. Schmidt, J. Farrall, R. Morgan, D. Miller, J. Care, P. Miller, A. Vicchiarelli. To each word a warbling note. -Shakespeare Page 78 CHRISTMAS PROGRAM FIRST ROW: fleft Io righil L. Blancharcl, I. Gregory, R. Blanchard, S. Efris, J. Marlcel, K. Dudash, C. Sells, B. McCoIIins, M. Small, S. Pfalzgraf, C. Harper, D. Rhiel, P. Burch, R. loliger, M. Walliclc, M. Thomas. SECOND ROW: C. Jobe, M. Risden, S. McDermiN, S. Blatterl, J. Denkhaus, P. Cusfer, R. Badnell, J. Zagray, N. Dobina, M. Anderson, R. Jurians, C. Alexander, B. Klein, S. Ray. THIRD ROW: D. Knoch, D. Delap, T. Ross, D. Biris, D. Haldi, G. Crissey, G. Cuckler, M. Schmidt, R. Morgan, A. Vicchiarelli, J, Care, D. Miller, R. Samola, D. Grinsteacl, J. Elmes, A. Kienzle. FOURTH ROW: J. KLEIN, D. Roden, W. VanBen1huysen, J. Miller, D. Simile, A. lewis, D. Smalley, .I. Farrall, D. Volier, T. Dinkins, P. Miller, R. Ryan, V. Stroia, D. Thornburg, R. Shyroclx. . Y V . V y CHRISTMAS SOlOlSTS G. Crissey, R. Baclnell, B. McColIins, S. Pfalxgraf, J. Zagray, D. Smalley. BOYS OCTET G. Cuckler, D. Haldi, G. Crissey, P. Miller, n 3- 5.11 D Choir caroling in the halls. Choir's Christmas Program Proceuional. Music is the universal language of mankind. -Longfellow A. Vicchiarelli, D. Smalley, J. Farrall, M. Schmidt. Page 79 n v- W SENIOR CLASS PLAY ' ' 5 LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Arbuckle, K. Ruda, V. Lehman, K. Toohey, D. McFadden, D. Rhiel, T. Williamson, S. Pfalzgraf, R. Morgan, J. Long, M. Lawson, F. Nesbitt, D, Krueger, B. O'Neill, B. Timpo. Page 82 The Kirbys come unexpectedly! This hilarious comedy thrilled one of the largest crowds ever to attend a school play at Lincoln. At first the Sycamores seem mad but Et is not long before we realize that, if they are mad, the rest of the world is madder. ln contrast to life as it is and enjoy it, are the unhappy Kirbys. Tony, the attractive young son of the Kirbys, falls brings his parents to dine at the Sycamore home on the Donald, Rheba's boyfriend, is sent out for cheap some of the left overs. At this time Alice discovers that question. the lovable Sycamores, who take in love with Alice Sycamore and wrong evening. food as Rheba begins to prepare marriage with Tony is out of the Tony, who knows the Sycamores are right and his people wrong, will not give up. In the end, Mr. Kirby is converted to the happy maddness of the Sycamores since he happens in during the visit of an ex-Grand Dutchess, who is earning her living as a waitress. When my cue comes, call me, . YOU CAN'T TAKE lT WITH YOU Gay Wellington intrigues the whole family with her story. .11 Discussing the Discus Thrower. Essie trys to show Tony how to dance. Penelope Sycamore Essle ........................... Rheba ................. .... Paul Sycamore ....... Mr. DoPinna ........ Ed ........................ Donald .................... Martin Vanderhof ..... Alice ......................... Henderson ........... Tony Kirby ....... CAST OF CHARACTERS Sandra Pfalzgrof Donna Jean Rhiel Karen Toohey John Philp Robert Tirnpe Dennis McFadden Victor Lehman Tom Williamson Marlene Lawson Bruce Arbuckle Russ Morgan Boris Kolenkhov Gay Wellington Mr. Kirby ........ Mrs. Kirby ....... Three Mon .... Olga .............. .....................,.............. Kathryn Ruda and I will answer. -Shakespeare Harold lhota Betty O'Neill David Krueger Flo Ann Nesbitt , ......... Jim Smeltxer Ronald Mixer Jerry long Kathryn Ruda Russ Morgan Page 83 FATHER OF THE BRIDE K. Toohey, M. Raley, D. Pfeiffer, T. Williamson, D. Rhiel, J. Philp, F. Nesbitt, G. Bosley, M. Mayer, D. McFadden, K. Ruda, J. Lentx, J. Muster, G. Davis. Page 84 Mr. Banks .... Mrs. Banks ,..., Kay Banks ,,.., Ben Banks ....... Tammy Banks Buckley Dunstan Bun Taylor ....,...... Peggy Swift ....,. Hilda ....,............ I1 an-z. CAST OF CHARACTERS John Pliilp Flo Ann Nesbitt Margaret Mayer Tom Williamson John Muster Dennis McFadden Gary Davis .. Donna Jean Rliiel Gertrude Bosley Miss Bellamy Miss Massoula Joe , ..........,.., .. it W .2 .. Judy lentz . ......... Kate Ruda Rex Sliryack Mrs. Pulltzki ..... . ....,. . Pete ................. Red .....,......,..., Tim's lady .... Karen Toohey Student Directors Karen Tooliey Jerry long Dale Pfeiffer ...Molly Raley Russ Morgan This heart warming comedy introduces an all school cast. When Kay announces her engagement to Buckley Dunstan, the family accepts it dither. Kay and Buckley decide on a very readily, excepts for Mr. Banks, who is in a small wedding with just a few close friends. As the time passes the whole family starts making their own list and then the trouble begins. Mrs. Banks isn't satisfied with sandwiches and lemonade, so she calls in a profes- sional caterer. Besides professional florists, furniture movers, dressmakers, and the rest take over with Mr. Bank's secretary taking charge of the list of friends and relatives. After letting her temper get the best of her, Kay calls off the wedding and Buckley leaves in despair, forgetting the lists of guests his family has made. The quarrel is patched up and preparations proceed. The house is cleared and all are rushing around to do last minute odd iobs. But as always it has a happy ending with Kay leaving for the church with her father. No play would I have rather seen. -Horace Page B5 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY my 1' X I K H, V AA 5 .1 We 3 5 Page 86 W' ', if . .K FIRST ROW: Heh fo righrl C. Alexander, R. Badnell, R. Blanchard, P. Burch, A. Capper, J. Care. SECOND ROW: N. Coaies, K. Duclash, 5. Etris, D. Fichtner, C. Follol, T. Forchione. THIRD ROW: S. Froelich, R. Harper, D. Jacykewycz, C. Jobe, S. Johnson. P. Jones. FOURTH ROW: J. Jones, D. Kelch M. Lawson, S. McDermiM, F. Nesbitt, M. Nolt. FIFTH ROW: R. Oleyor, D. Ondak, S. Pfalzgraf, K. Rudu L. Tipp, B. Tuttle. SIXTH ROW: R. Vahila, C. Volzer, C. Welcelean, J. Zagray. 1 r Honour is purchased by the deeds we dog . . . 5. Rf uv V I X . . 5 r JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR The National Honor Society is the goal of every student in school. It is the greatest recognition given for the highest scholastic achievement in school. To become a member, a student must maintain a ninety average to be admitted in the junior year and an eighty-five average to be admitted in the senior year. Because scholarship is not the only requirement for election to this society, the fac- ulty must approve of leadership, service, and character of the student. JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR FIRST ROW: Ileft to rightl J. Hall, R. Jurians, M. Ruley, R. McCIuskey, B. Soptoloon, J. lentz, P. Fowler. S. Treisch. SECOND ROW: C. Popernik, N. Hammond, D. Schrady, A. Baillie, J. Michael, D. Biris, D. Knoch, J. Mathison. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S Q N . . . Honour is not won until some honourable deed be done. -Marlowe Page 87 ALEXIS LEAGUE Page 88 FIRST ROW: ileft to rightl J. Zagray, N. Coates, M. Lawson, B. Tuttle, M. Geckler, L. Tipp, R. Harper, S. Johnson. SECOND ROW: Miss Gatchel, C. Follot, M. Thomas, R. Oleyar, S. Etris, F. Nesbitt, P. Burch, S. Pfnlzgraf, A. Copper, S. McDermitt. THIRD ROW: R. Badnell, J. Jones, K. Ruda, C. Alexander, D. Jacykewycz, L. Wolfe, S. Froelich, K. Dudash. The Alexis League is the honor society for girls who attain a 901: average for the first five semesters of school. The Alexis League renders service to the school by ushering ot all school functions that are held in the school auditorium. They also act as big sisters and advisors to freshmen and new girls. LINION LEAGUE 2 M n.. 3 . i nfl' as FIRST ROW: lleft to rightl D. Kelch, D. Langanke, G. Crissey, A. Vicchiarelli, A. Kienzle, Mr. Harrison. SECOND ROW: T. Forchione, B. Arbuckle, M. Troiano, D. Volzer, T. Ross, J. Care. THIRD ROW: R. Bragg, B. Keck, R. Bochus, G. Craiglow, R. Morgan, R. Ruger, T. Cody. The Linion League is Lincoln's honor society for boys who ottoin an average of 85? for 5 semesters. Throughout the year, the Linion League plons the chapel services at which clergymen of all faiths and denominations ore asked to speck. The members perform any other services which become needful during the year. 'Small service is true service . OFFICE ASSISTANTS FIRST ROW: Ileft to rightl D. Rhiel, R. Harper, M. Walliclr, J. Hathaway, M. Evans, S. Johnson, M. Thomas, P. Jones, A. Capper. SECOND ROW: J. Jones, M. Raley, R. Blanchard, 5. Etris, M. Mayer, M. Sedlock, P. Courson, N. Moorhead, D. Bachellor, P. DeOrio. THIRD ROW: K. Ruda, V. Larson, M. Borello, L. Wolfe, G. Bosley, .I. Hines, M. Maxwell, G. Martinez, L. Boldizsar, P. Chidestsr, J. Brislen. A great asset to the office secretaries and advisors are the office assistants. The girls aid them by running errands, answering the telephone, and checking absences. CLASSICAL LEAGUE FIRST ROW: lleft tes rigkhtl F. Henson, S. Hannahs, P. Ludwig, B. Booth. SECOND ROW: C. Caplan, P. Custer, V. Sumo, K.: Miller. THIRD ROW: D. Grinstead, A. Unkh, M. Menough, G. Saimes. The Classical League is o national organization that has been organized to further knowledge of Latin and of Roman customs. The Lincoln chapter consists of students in the freshmen and sophomore Latin classes. . while it lasts. -Wordsworth Page B9 BEGINNERS STAFF AIDES u FIRST ROW: lleft to rightl C. Bennett, S. Schmidt, J. Kanagy, D. Putt, L. Jones, K. Watt, S. Smith, C. Meese, S. Greenfield, J. Stoll, K. Goebel, B. Thaxton, M. Rowan, P. Jovingo, N. Holland. SECOND ROW: Miss Puterbaugh, K. Klein, S. McFarland, P. Huth, P. Boggs, K. Miller, P. Boomhower, E. Wyn- B. Behm, D. Huth, V. Sima, M. Holland. THIRD ROW: L. Toahey, Beattie, B. Brinkley, G. Griffith, T. Burns, S. Henning, P. Grimm, J. Streza, L. Ross, P. Baird, S. Schweinfurth, S. Simodi, P. Chiclester. koop, C. Nagel, N. Burkett, L. Dougherty, J. Fackler, N. Signorell, S. Breckenridge, P. FOURTH ROW: M. Farrallf M. Savage, M. Griffin, B. Kuhn, P. Baker, A. Rogers, C. White, J. Varner, J. DeCamp, S. Thorley, D. Cosner, P. Gray, B. Swank, J. Smith, L. Smith, V. McCourry, J. Shanclor. Serve, Share, Grow, Be Happy , this the motto of the Stat? Aides Club and they keep this motto well. Beginner Staff Aides must have ten service hours before they may become Ad- vanced Aides. They serve the Community by working at the Red Cross, Tuberculosis Cen- ter, and various other organizations throughout the city. ADVANCED STAFF AIDES 0 Page 90 A SSS. in I 9, 0 3. Q fl FIRST ROW: Cleft to rightl T. Kines, B. Murphy, F. Nesbitt, C. Rodgers, P. Niebel, M. Small, J. Cermak, L. Blanchard, M. Fromme, P. Pritchard, B. Klein, P. Ubick, M. Lawson. SECOND 'ROW: C. Muckley, L. Jossi, E. Moss, E. Sardone, B. Fryburger, 5. Tilkey, L. Lecklitner, M. Wallick, J. Hall, B. Huther, K. Bush, D. Poling, S. Robinson, A. Smith. THIRD ROW: H. Stover, P. Custer, M. Marsh, S. Brown S. Grimm, J. Lalinsky, J. Riseling, B. Wells, G. Essinger, M. Menough, B. Henry, L. Griffith, D. Ondak, L. Maurer. FOURTH ROW: S. Bowman, J. Jones, D. Trbovich, L. Wortman, N. Dobina, C. Harper, M. Griffin, P. Biris, L. Chismar, V. Jones, R. Vahila, P. Kress, G. Bosley, R. McCluskey, M. Nolt, C. Jobo r To be an Advanced Stal? Aide you- must have completed ten service hours the first year and fifty service hours every year after. Super Aides are girls who have completed 300 or more service hours. The Advanced Aides earn many of their hours by working at the hospitals in Canton. We should give him such help . Greenfield, G ROW: P. Polen M. Van Aman Moog, B. Fry- FOURTH ROW Fuller, P. Fiest Krueger. and procedures routine duties in dispensing over due notices, preparing new books and many other duties Involved in circulation of books The Nurse s Helpers are a group of girls who devote one or more periods per week to helping the nurse The gurls run errands assist In checking eyes and help keep charts GIRLS' LEADERS Page FIRST ROW: Ileft to rightl J. Zogray, P. DeOrio, P. Fowler, J. Moyeros, G. Hoff, K. Popernik, W. Sher- lock, R. Blanchard, A. Capper L, Goebel. SECOND ROW: P. Courson, K. Ruda, C. Gottsman, B. Yates J. Mossop, C. Sells, L. Bates, L. Wortman, D. Schehl, M. Fromme, P. Stephens. THIRD ROW: J. Clauss, B. Stands, N. Russell, C. Follot, J. Hall, G. Horter, J. Brislen, S. Etris, S. Froelich, L. Lecklitner. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Pretty, J. Marchewko, J. Jones, H. Stover, G. Martinez, A. Smith, L. Boldizsor J. Denkhous, J. Yokes, S. Hill. 1 r The Girls' Leaders Club has been organized to give girls in the sophomore, iunior, and senior classes an opportunity to participate in gymnastics. Tryouts are held in the spring at which time the girls are given practical tests to judge their skill. The Girls' Leaders sell programs at the football and basketball games and help the advisor in gym classes. BOYS' LEADERS 4 3: FIRST ROW: fleft to rightt D. Bolster, S. Ferguson, J. Stoll, J. Simone, S. Wise, D. Wadsworth, D. Oyler, F. Freeman, J. Cover, D. Foraker, B. Page, G. Cody, A. Chalaoude. SECOND ROW: J. Allen, E. Dietz, E. Kiesecker, G. Saimes, C. Holder, G. Irwin, C. Ceroolo, Dan English, K. Burnside, Dave English, F. Voyt, D. Bober. THIRD ROW: N. Raines, L. Stolicny, T. Condos, D. Hughes, D. Maggiore, D. Marcelli, R. McCarthy, J. Philp, T. Ross, G. Gensamer, D. Pearson, T. Gill. FOURTH ROW: J. Mensch, B. Caughey, J. Cose, J. Allen, L. Cooke, K. Wolfe, R. Shryock, J. lyke, B. Tebroski, B. Leisure, J. Roessnor. FIFTH ROW: B. Balek, L. Lloyd, B. Hurless, Mr. Kettering, D. Harman, R. Copuano, M. Lackney, T. Conrad, T. Lucas, B. McCIuskey, H. Goulden, J. Randall. The Boys' Leaders has been organized to teach the boys -coordination of the mind and body. The boys learn advanced gymnastics under the supervision of the gym instruc- tor. The Leaders have the opportunity to do more specialized work than would be pos- sible in the usual gym class. Never is there either work without reward, . . AUDIO-VISUAL OPERATORS g. . 51 tg . FIRST ROW: ileft to rightl D. Tidball, R. Tamper, S. Topaz, L. Haffee, H. Goulden, l. Kellicker, A. lotta, J. Klein. SECOND ROW: Mr. McCrory, J. Muster, H. Topaz, R. Vaught, D. Schrady, B. For- sythe, L Blackburn, S. Williams, R. Borgner. THIRD ROW: T. Waltenbaugh, W. Blank, W. George, R. Pierce, T. Suter, R. Garber, B. Keck, D. Kelch. The members of the Audio-Visual Operators' Club are responsible for the operation and care of all audio-visual equipment including proiectors and tape recorders. The Club is responsible for the operation of the public address system for the morning announce- ments and the noon movies. When teachers ask for assistants, they serve as proiector operators in classrooms. TREASURER'S OFFICE , . 'Q FIRST ROW: lleft to rightl D. Riegler, C. Follot, S. Johnson, J. Mathias. SECOND ROW: Miss Smith, K. Toohey, S. Keister, S. Wilson. THIRD ROW: S. Henry, l. Boldizsar, V. Easton, A. Smith, J. Bednarz. The girls in the treasurer's office help the advisor by selling tickets for school affairs and the noon movies. They act as receptionists for the school treasurer and faculty manager. . . nor reward without work being expended. -Livy Page 93 RADIO BROADCASTING P , :Q FIRST ROW: ileft to righti Miss Gruber F Nesbitt J Zagray D Rhiel S Pfalzgraf M Ma or 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - Y I C. Popernik. SECOND ROW: S. Etris, R. Oleyar, J. Hall, K. Taohey, S. Keister, M. Fromme, M. Lawson. THIRD ROW: M. Raley, K. Ruda, J. Jones, D. Crawford, J. Michael, A. Kienzle, P. Custer, S. Ray, M. Wallick. W. H. B. L., We Help to Better Lincoln , is the motto of the Radio Broadcasting Club and they do their best to keep it enforced at all times. Students who have done well in English and who wish to gain experience in radio broadcasting are the ones who make up the membership of the radio club. Members read the scripture and announcements each morning during home room period. DRAMATICS AND THESPIANS , 5 li Page 94 FIRST ROW: Ileft to rightl J. Woalliscroft, xJ. Hayward, K. Dudash, xF. Nesbitt, L. Jossi, xM. Lawson, M. Fromme, C. Popernik, xM. Mayer, xD. Rhiel. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bolster, M. Van Aman, xB. O'NeiIl, V. Jones, J. Lentz, P. Custer, xK. Ruda, xK. Toohey, M. Raley, xS. Pfalzgraf. THIRD ROW: S. Wolfe, xl. Wortman, M. Blumentals, B. Soptelean, xJ. Muster, S. Kark, xJ. Long, xG. Bosley, S. Lewis B. Elsasser. FOURTH ROW: xV. Lehman, xR. Morgan, xD. McFadden, xA. Vicclriarelli, xD. Krueger xH. Lhota, xJ. Philp, xT. Williamson, D. Pfeiffer. r 1 xThespians The Drama Club has been organized to give students an opportunity to experience the different phases ofthe stage presentation such as makeup, publicity, directing, and acting. Thespians are members of the Drama Club who have earned 40 service hours of work in the above capacity. Work alone is noble. -Carlyle if 1 SCIENCE 3 l 5 EF 1 2 .F-ng ' ax . Q .2 -: t I E 1 FIRST ROW: fleft to rightl L. Hottee, B. Fleis, R. Lapp, G. Davis, C. Volkert, P. Batsch. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stephens, D. Kelch, B. Keck, M. Troiano, P. Stahlheber, L. Blackburn. The Science Club is made up of students interested in doing more extensive work in a particular scientific field. Through a sharing of ideas they are enabled to progress farther in their own scientific field than is possible in class procedure alone. The members work on science projects for various exhibits both local and national. CHESS ,'x!'t0Qy I- . xl if g it fwngy :gk H Il.f'l,lfqo xg ' .. Q I I .K kin ,Q-it?? X . F 11 - 1 FIRST ROW: ileft to rightl G. Cody, G. Eller, J. Leatherman, D. Oyer, Mr. Rossetti. SECOND ROW: D. Kelch, F. Knight, J. Allen, D. Kropp. THIRD ROW: L. Weston, B. Keck, F. Keller, S. Richmond. Membership in the Chess Club is open to anyone who likes to play chess and wants to find new opponents, or to those who do not know how to play and wish to learn. At the regular meeting of the club, members enter into competition with each other and hope to enter tournaments with other schools. For science is like virtue, its own exceeding great reward. -Kingsley Page STUDENT COUNCIL A f t r.. .. .. IH. FIRST ROW: lleft to rightl J. Selby, B. Klein, G. Hoff, K. Miller, S. Lloyd, S. Hoagland, J. Thompson, T. Kines. SECOND ROW: J. Wolcott, M. Ake, C. Weidman, W. Sherlock, L. Collins, S. Henry, V. Easton, M. Van Aman, K. Dudash. THIRD ROW: V. Sima, J. Rice, J. Brislen, F. Fiest, J. Mechaney, D. Biris, M. Cashner, A. Jones, H. Stover, S. McDermitt. FOURTH ROW: G. Davis, D. Poushek, T. Taylor, D. Schrady, J. Allen, D. Crawford, T. Ross, D. McFadden, D. Volzer, D. Biris. The Student Council is made up of one representative from each home room. An alternate is chosen who goes to meetings when the representative is unable to attend. The Council is responsible for the majority of the assemblies which are held periodically throughout the year. During the Christmas season the members conduct a drive among the students to collect food and money for needy families. The Pigskin Prom and some of the dances after football and basketball games are sponsored by this council. ANNUAL BUSINESS STAFF i C7 t? i FIRST ROW: Ileft to right! N. Moorhead, R. Palomba, B. Rossi, S. Johnson, R. Blanchard, S. Pfalzgraf, D. Rhiel, M. Thomas. SECOND ROW: Mr. Andrews, B. 0'NeiII, E. Merryman, G. Martinez, J. Mathias, P. Jones, P. Courson, A. Copper. THIRD ROW: R. Butler, D. Ondak, M. Nolt, L. Marchand, K. Menden- hall, M. Maxwell, L. Boldizsar, M. Borello. Juniors and seniors who are interested in obtaining advertisements and publicizing the sale of annuals are members of the annual business staff. These members are chosen by the advisor according to their interest and ability. The great Ancient's writings, beside ours, Look like . . Page 96 -Q ECHO EDITORIAL STAFF FIRST ROW: lloft to ightl A. Vicchiorelli, H. Stover, E. Burkett, P. DeOrio, R. Oleyar, K. Rudo. SECOND ROW: W. VanBenthuysen, C. Alexander, P. Tkocz, C. Jobe, D. Biris, B. Dieffenbaugher, G. Crissoy, ECHO BUSINESS STAFF cs' 2 I f FIRST ROW: lleft to rightl D. Rhiel, S. Pfolzgraf, E. Burkett, I.. Tipp, J. Zagray, P. DeOrio, R. Oloyor. SECOND ROW: P. Courson, S. Etris, E. Merryman, M. Thomas, J. Mathias, K. Rudo, K. Toohey. THIRD ROW: D. Miller, D. Biris, R. Morgan, C. Alexander, C. Jobs, B. Dieffenbaugher, A. Vicchiorolli, G. Crissey, P. Tkocz. The Echo Editorial Staff is comprised of students who have shown some ability in their journalism classes. Juniors and seniors who are interested in selling, obtaining advertisements, and circulating the newspaper, make up the Echo Business Staff. . illuminated manuscripts Before plain press print. -Bailey Page 97 Page 98 SPEECH AND DEBATE FIRST ROW: lleh to rightl D. Rhiel, S. Pfalzgraf, P. Pollen, D. Caplan, S. Greenfield, S. Wise. SECOND ROW: M. Mayer, M. Van Aman, S. Ray, F. Lucas, M. Fromme, F. Nesbitt. THIRD ROW: G. Davis, B. Yoder, D. Schracly, J. Muster. The Speech Club is a combination of the debate team cmd the individual contest entries. There are two debate teams which participate in tournaments throughout the county. Individual speakers enter the oratory and declamation tournaments. STAGECRAFT A 3 2 FIRST ROW: Cleft to rightl D. Vogelsang, J. long, G. Meyer, Mr. Randels. SECOND ROW: R. Garber, J. Bartoloni, P. Cice, J. DePusquole. THIRD ROW: J. Groetz, R. Haas, J. Farrall. Stagecraft is an organizations of boys who are resposible for the work in setting up the stage for plays, orchestra and band concerts, and also such activities as the talent show and speakers. God knows, l'm no the thing I should be, . . FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA 7 2.1 ,S f E FIRST ROW: lleft to rightj M. Lawson, F. Nesbitt, J. Hall, J. Cermak, P. Ubiclc, C. Muckley, S. Grimm, M. Wollick. SECOND ROW: L. Blanchard, L. Tausch, D. Trbovich, P. Greth, S. Robertson, S. Colvin, S. Brown, E. Wigginton, S. McDermitt, THIRD ROW: J. Battista, C. Alexander, J. Hines, R. Vohila, M. Nolt, G. Bosley, D. Ondak, J. Jones, H. Stover. The Future Nurses Club has been organized to acquaint girls of the nursing profes- sion, since nurses are vitally needed. They learn the duties and requirements for nursing from registered nurses and other professional people. .xi s. FIRST ROW: lleft to rightl M. Hall, N. Hall, L. Dougherty, P. Ludwig, N. Burkett, D. Dieffenbougher, N. Beattie, E. Sardone, T. Kines. SECOND ROW: L. Toohey, K. Miller, C. Smith, C. Meese, M. Marsh, S. Thorley, B. Brinkley, J. Baird. THIRD ROW: J. Shotts, S. Morrow, C. Burkle, C. Nagel, J. Fowler, M. Ake, N. Dobina, P. Custer, V, Sima. FOURTH ROW: T. Brown, M. Savage, P. Grimm, M. Van Aman, L. Smith, P. Baker, M. Ross, M. Blumentals. . . Nor am I even the thing I could be. -Burns Page 99 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: lleft to rightj D. DePasquaIe, C. Popernik, J. Thompson, J. Zagray, J. Selby, J. Carney, R. Blanchard, M. Sabo. SECOND ROW: R. Oleyar, M. Raley, J. Ritz, J. Mathison, J. Fackler, P. Newcomb, P. Burch, D. Bachellor. THIRD ROW: B. Dieffenbaugher, W. Sherlock, K. Rudo, V. Jones, C. Ecrement, M. Novak, K. Dudash, M. Monterrubio, A. Capper. FOURTH ROW: J. Brislen, E. Rhodes, C. Dice, W. Blair, C. Jobe, A. Jones, L. Fashbaugh, B. O'NeiII, T. Taylor. The F. T. A. is made up of those students who are interested in teaching. The Club invites teachers in different phases of their profession to talk to the Club of their experiences and interests. During the year they serve as substitute teachers or teachers' helpers when there is need for them. Every year each member invites a teacher to the annual favorite teacher banquet. The mem bers also serve as guides at Open House. Page l00 FIRST ROW: Ileft to rightl J. Woolliscroft, J. Humphrey, S. Greenfield, J. Groves, M. Blackburn, J. Gadbois, J. English, J. Mayeros, R. Bertram, J. Wilson, Miss Lenz. SECOND ROW: P. Streza, J. Able, S. Pfalzgraf, D. Rhiel, S. McAnall, M. Bamberger, G. Hoff, S. Hoas, M. Anderson, I.. Ross. THIRD ROW: V. Drain, C. lappin, J. Haley, P. Boggs, J. Burkhart, P. Pickering, D. lewis, R. Rahrer, P. Miller, B. Huther, J. Berkey. FOURTH ROW: R. Jurians, M. Lalinsky, S. Jordan, R. Loliger, K. Page, D. Cosner, C. Stevanich, N. Wigginton, J. Johnson, B. Elsasser. Who seeks for aid must show service sought can be repaid. -Merededith my Q M, ' ' K. TOOHEY Editor B. TUTTLE Underclassmen D. CRAWFORD Sports M ANNUAL EDITORIAL STAFF 2 A 1 r Q A I 51 5. . A fx, ev' YT! I Wd, X Vx-,. .350 f, A. X A bg mmm amwvgua ,f ...3wf..... 1 . T- ' r ,xv-tugs-1e1,,, rxulxfiegzlgl Y 'L ......M,xu, h ' z1:1t..l 3 ' l. W0lFE B. KECK D. LANGANKE Seniors Clubs Photographer , lx ,, -: rib' A ff ef., u A ' ix J. GALLAGHER M. GECKLER BOLDIZSAR Sparfs Typisf Treasurer Q ' 'E Q3 kfk. Q XA 1 7 if . f fl ,,,- .A - If A r A neg A N? A 1. - ... 1 A 5 A R ARA. T s ' 7 V Fav SW K f V .5 Q Q1 A A M T , ' H T Y . 13. f , 1 A . 2 Am 255524, ' - ' Q A A 'A ' 1 A T ' N D. BARTRAM J. DIENST T. FELDBUSH Underclassmen Phofographer Clubs How sweet to remember the trouble that is past. -Euripides Page 101 Page 102 '-N. V. Easton Sell! NERO!! to the QUMO- The girls leaders have fun at their campout. -44 M. Fromme and C. Popernik read scripture and announcements. The Classical League has a Roman Banquet. W W4 Fe. ff?-v StaH Aides enioy a Valontine's Party. Boys Leaders limber up. VII note you in my book of memory. -Shakespeare TRACK FIRST ROW: Kleft to rightj M. Schmidt, J. Philp, S. Secrest, D. Felton, D. Cosentino, A. Heilman, T. Williamson D. Grinstead, P. Wellman. SECOND ROW: T. long, B. Bialota, G. Baxter, T. Jackson, D. Ludwig, B. Bolek, D. Kalonak, G. Taylor, J. Evans. THIRD ROW: C. Schrader, R. Reynolds, G. Campitelli, B. Sedlock, D. Wolfe, J. Farrall, I.. Rish, C. Evans. Absent, R. Richards. D. Wolfe, T. Williamson, and C. Evans easily take the lead in the hurdles. l And he clears the bar with room to spare! Winning another one for us is R. Richards. Page 104 Merit can only be . . Lincoln opened the 1955 Track season by finishing third in a field of eight at the North Canton Relays, behind Louisville and Greensburg. The Lion cindermen were defeated twice at the hands of the Alliance Aviators by the identical scores of 39-79. Firsts were by John Farrall, discus, and Larry Ellison, high iump. Winning 12 of 'I4 events, we truimphed over the Timken Troians 87 'lf3 - 30 2f3. Ellison won four firsts. Pole vaulter l. Wetxel is up and over ' 'Q . Q It's D. Felton and 'l'imken's P. Parktr in Cl Close finiill- S. Secrest breaks the string far ahead of his nearest competitor. We again ended third in a field of eight at the second North Canton Relays. This time after Louisville and Leh- man. Sophomore star, Larry Ellison was presented a trophy for individual effort. In the All City Meet we compiled 50 tallies to finish third lk points behind Lehman. McKinley defended its crown. A triangular meet was won by the Massillon Tigers, Lincoln second and Lehman last. Scoring only 4 points in the Canton Relays our team finished eighth, to end a fair season. A stand out at the broad iump is L. Ellison. . . in action. -Pitt Page 105 BASEBALL '55 FIRST ROW: Cleft to right? R. Dent, W. Van Benthuysen, R. Van Benthuyson, R. Worstell, J. Muir, G, Copeland, J. Brendus, B. Nastoff. SECOND ROW: Manager, C. Siglerg V. Stroia, F. Hahn, J. Strezag T. Dinkins, B. Herrod, C. Dinkinsg J. Chismarg Manager, A. Baillie. Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Catcher V. Stroia tags out T. Dinkins. Lincoln Lincoln --' f-is ,f v ,. . , . . . , . , T, , ...,. , A c 'WH fl' 1 -Q WH JQRJ M, 55 'V 2' ,' - A 'Wm , 5- ' 'iifl Lai nf, ,gvhsr Q A . xxgwfly -gn -g,':fi:.j,:,141.1455Q?,:,i?l.l,rV.r:' S, , Q , B. Herrod isn'f quite in time to get R. Van Benthuysen. A day for toil, . Page l06 SCORES Canton South McKinley Alliance Massillon Massillon Timken Lehman Sandy Valley McKinley North Canton Lehman Central Catholic Canton South TOURNAMENT Minerva Louisville lf -X' U ,N J. Chismuv winds up. Bcming praclico with T. Dinkins, R. Van Benihuyson, and V. Sfroia. V. Stroia givn ilu signal lo W. Von Bonihuyson with T. Dinkins at bo! TI .N A C l T I 0 N W: an easy with for T. Dinkins. . an hour for sport. --Emerson Pug. '07 GOLF TEAM FIRST ROW: Cleft to right! L. Monice, D. Watt, T. Jack, J. Vogley, R. Graham, T. Taylor, Coach, D. Bamberger. SECOND ROW: T. Zerby, R. Bennett, B. Loomis, L. Sierra, J. Sfroza, R. Shryock. TENNIS CITY GOLF CHAMPS Page 'I08 'J' K ' , 5 . ' O Q 'L , ' N 1 X fx. Kfx AX' f IX 4 Left Oo right: T. Pryse, T. Taylor, D. Krueger. Left to right: J. Sfreza, L. Sierra, D. Wall, T. Zerby The labourer is . . COACHES 'S'- Lefl lo right: G. Luther, D. Bamberger, P. Dellerba, E. Capri, R. Flanders. MANAGERS O4 FIRST ROW: Ueff to righfl D. Grinsfead, J. Evans, J. Cover, W. Von Benthuysen. SECOND ROW: R. Garber, G. Schmidf, D. Heiser, G. Thewes. . . worthy of his reward.. -I Timothy Page 109 RESERVES FIRST ROW: lleft to righfl B. Horn, B. Seiu, S. Secresi, R. VunBenthuysen, J. Brenclus. SECOND ROW: L. Gribble, D. Wefzel, G. Daniels, D. Wesfhoefer, T. Dinkins, B. Williams. FRESHMEN Page Il0 FIRST ROW: lleft to righil L. McVey, J. lyke, S. Mociog, l.. Cooke, M. M:Kelvey, G. Saimes, A. DeOrio SECOND ROW: D. English, J. Pikna, C. Jenkins, D. English, D. Crewse, W. Billings. No action is ever done, . . Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln RESERVE SCORES 38 Louisville 45 41 Sebring 39 44 Canton South 53 41 Timlcen 54 46 McKinley 79 44 Central Catholic 48 40 Central Catholic 38 68 Lehman 53 78 Timken 56 52 Lehman 28 50 Alliance 43 46 McKinley 65 40 Kent Roosevelt 33 62 Canton South 69 49 Wooster 64 45 Sandy Valley 53 G. Copeland sinks two points against Timken. Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln All await the outcome! FRESHMAN SCORES 58 Jackson Twp. 34 Timlcen 36 Canton South 47 McKinley 41 Lehman 34 Sandy Valley 39 Timken 51 Northwest 35 Lehman 57 Central Catholic 57 Northwest 31 McKinley 38 Jackson Twp. . . . Hut it leaves somewhere, a record. --Unknown After a vain attempt the Lions lose the ball. Play up, play up, . . The 1955-56 basketball team is one of which we may be very proud. Two records fell by the wayside during regular season play. We won eleven games, breaking the mark of ten set by the 1941-42 and 1953- 54 teams. We compiled 1007 points, drop- ping the 1953-54 teams record of 974 points. This young quintet was favored in only six of its seventeen games, but that meant little to a team with determination. Hard work has made this campaign a successful one. A high spot in the year was a 76-52 romp over the same Youngstown Chaney team that downed the Lions one year ago. This was only one of our surprising upsets. We also handed North Canton one of its two season defeats. ln close games we beat Louisville, Minerva, and Sebring, all members of the Tri-county league. This year we proved we could come from behind to win. This feat has not been accomplished at Lincoln for a long time. Our losses came at the hands of Can- ton's Big Three, Canton South, Timken, and McKinley and three other powerful area teams. The season finished with our winning the Hatchet Trophy from Lehman. The well rounded team had only one senior and the starting array was com- posed of one sophomore and four iuniors. Page 112 A free boil and many hopeful recipients! Possession of that ball is very important. Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln The first tip of the season goes to Lincoln. VARSITY SCORES Louisville Sebring Chagrin Falls Timken 48 50 Minerva 76 Youngstown Chaney 53 North Canton 75 Central Catholic 50 McKinley 54 Barberton 75 Alliance 74 Mansfield Madison 50 Kent Roosevelt 46 Wooster Canton South 67 Massillon 67 Lehman TOURNAMENT 47 Wooster 45 Canton South . . . and play the game. -Newbolt Only to get that ball! Page 113 Page 114 ,- L... P4 1 . X 1' N. . .- TOP ROW: llefl Oo nghfj C. Cumaroia, J. Prusacik BOTTOM ROW: B. Herrod, G. Copeland. Perhaps the reward of the spirit who tries, . . p-vw P 5. ,.., TOP ROW: Klofl io righil I. Nanci, R. Worsloll. BOTTOM ROW: l. Ellison, D. Tool, J. Chismcr. . . . Is not the goal, but the exercise. -Cooke Pago 115 ill 5 f K A f A fi N as H. vi' Q M ,. .af , 1 , it 405 5, ga .. .x...ffM W' X 'fy I .N X 1 5 ix' N Linda Worrman ALL ww' Q Chlsmu EEN A fx? 68 n-.I Laura Boldnzsc V eronica Sim of AN FIRST ROW Cleft to rlgl19lA DeOrro F Massoull D Sutherland, T. Kelly T Okey P Olson B Hurless B SECOND ROW M Gue W Billings S Maclag D Wright T Gill, F. Keller Dave English E Herbruck T Frazier THIRD ROW Dan English R Clauss D Crewse R Caughey J. Pikna, S Paratore J lyke C Holder G Saimos Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln FIRST TEAM FIRST ROW ilef! to rlghtl L Welzel J Groetz D Vogesang, V. Sfrola T Ross D Mulholm l Ellison SECOND ROW D Grmsfead G Copeland J Farrall J Care, SECOND TEAM FIRST ROW: lleft to right, M. Zeftler, B. Griffin, G. Kelly, V. Randuuo, M. Schmidt, D. DePasquuIe, D. Teel. SECOND ROW: R. Worstell, T. Dinkins, R. Richards, D. Cosentino. RESERVE SCORES Lincoln 9 New Philadelphia 7 Lincoln 20 Lehman 7 Lincoln 6 McKinley 40 Lincoln 19 Timken 25 Lincoln 20 THIRD TEAM Dover St. Joseph 7 COACHES Left to right: G. Luther, E. Capri, D. Bumberger, Head Couch, P. Dellerba. FIRST ROW: lleft to rightl H. Ceccurdi, T. Craddock, D. Ludwig, R. Lover, J. Kortis, G. Thewes, J. Prusacik. SECOND ROW: B. Ferry, R. Reynolds, D. Volzer, T. Baird, L. Motice. full of sport. -Pilgrim Page ILI9 ,-A L, .l VARSITY 0.1 Page l20 Everywhere in life, the true question is FIRST ROW: Cleft to rightj R. Reynolds, B. Ferry, L. Mottice, D. DePosquale, D. Vogelsung. SECOND ROW: R. Worstell, J. Farrull, H. Ceccurdi THIRD ROW: M. Zelller, T. Craddock, l. Ellison, FOURTH ROW: J. Groefz, V. Randuzzo, J. Prusucik, FOOTBALL Y- 'f Q Mina, J. Care, D. Grinstoad, R. Richards, M. Schmidf, r, D. Volzer, T. Baird, G. Copeland, G. Thewes, J. Korfis. Eim, B. Grilfen, T. Ross, G. Kelly, D. Ludwig. ,el, D. Teal, V. Stroiu, T. Dinkins. Absent, C. Dinkins. not what we gain. but what we do. -Carlyle - 1 L' -.1 1 4---' Page lil CO-CAPTAINS Halfback J. Care. Tackle D. Mulheim. The 1955 football season was teams of the state. We won three of In the first game we emerged by the score of 26-0. The going was rougher in our thousand saw, perhaps, what was the a spectacular pass to Larry Ellison for as an outstanding player by the Massillon Jaycess. The game with our hatchet trophy foes from the Hilltop school was a disappoint- ing one. The Lehman boys took advantage of our poor blocking to maintain possession of the hatchet. Although we were the first team to score upon the McKinley Bulldogs, we were never in the game. They went on to an undefeated season and the state championship. We got back on the victory trail by easily trimming Canton South 32-0 at the South Stadium. After losing their first game, Columbus North made us their fourth straight victim one in which we encountered some of the top our nine games. victorious over the Akron North Vikings, winning next three games. A rain-soaked crowd of ten best play of the season when Chuck Dinkins made our lone touchdown. Don Mulheim was honored in a game at Columbus. The Youngstown Chaney team was no match for Leo's Boys as our bench was emptied in our 42-0 romp. We finished our season by losing to the powerful Alliance Aviators and Timken Troians. Our record was not impressive but this young team gained much needed experience. 4. Cara takes the pigskin for a gain as G. Copeland, D. Vagelsang, and T. Ross block for him. . . I never think I have hit hard unless it rebounds. -Johnson Page T23 The extra point is attempted by T. Ross as the epposion is successfully blocked What one has, one ought to useg and whatever one does, . Page 124 Tension builds along the sidelines. Y Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln L. Ellison scores again as G. Copeland looks on. . . He should do it with all his might. -Cicero Akron North 0 Massillon 45 Lehman 33 McKinley 74 Canton South 0 Columbus North 27 Ygst. Chaney O Alliance 20 Timken 27 MBERW lvl? EWWY r5 'mffn.4x 2 , cg L , Coach P. Dellerba gives 'he Oeam instructions in the dressing room. Page 125 LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Jackson, S. Evans, N. Melchior, A. Copper, M. Borollo, B.Sommor, B. Yofes, P. DeOrio. Page 126 LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Sells, J. Mayeros, L. Goebel, P. Swick, J. Mossop, L. Bans, S. Froolich, K. Toolley By sports like these, . . LEFT T0 RIGHT: K. Ruda, P. Fowler, P. Henderhan, P. P. Courson Nordiclc, R. Blanchard, J. Zagray, J. NAVY RESERVES H Murray, E. Merryman, J. C LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Andriono, H. Stover, . B. Stands. . . All are their cares beguil laus, G. lab, W. Sherlock, 'd. -Goldsmith Page 127 Page 1 28 ARMY CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Dniloy, P. Jones, J. Yolxes, l. Ford. V MANAGERS NAVY CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Taylor, S. Trueif, J. Rico, S. Kimrey. As full of spirit as 5 Q Lx 2 Y , , . x 'L 1, CHEERLEADERS TOP ROW: Cleft to rightl L. Wortman J, Myers, P. Stephens. CENTER: P. Courson. BOTTOM ROW: L. Bates, D. Dierdorf, T. Phillips . . the month of May. -Henry IV 4. ., N. - W X J 1 L 1 Page 129 The Football Queen and her court with their escorts. g Leo starts the football season. The cheerleaders i Uncolyzyn, Lincolnk Topcouple .e ,X , Z. A Nl flf i i L . if f ' E, Merryman and G. Crissey cutting frogs logs? K. Rudu takes a picture of O. Shomp and M. Fritchley at the Echo Hop. page 130 I have had playmates, I have had companions, . . The Basketball Queen candidates. . For Staff Aide service hours, V. Jones and J. Jones are presented dolls by F. Nesbiff. 1-i......,, .. .-Q -- Q,..,.,..n---f-A Recreation for Senior Problems Class. 3 . li 1 I R. Richards as Liberace . We enioy an evening of dancing. . . . In my days of childhood, is my joyful school days. ' -Old Familiar Faces Page l3l Page 132 DIRECTORY Agnes, Patricia 17 Alexander, Claire 17, 77, 79, 86, 88, 97, 99 Arbuckle, Bruce 17, 74, 88 Bachellor, Diane 17, 72, 74, 89, 91, 100 Bachus, Ralph 17, 88 Badenell, Carol Ruth 17, 77, 78, 79, 86, 88 Barnett, Nancy 17 Bartoloni, John 17, 39, 98 Baxter, Richard 17, 78 Beatty, Norma 17 Bednarz, Joan 13, 93 Bennett, Charles 18 Bennett, Richard 18, 108 Bertram, Blane 18 Bialota, Antoinette 18 Blackburn, Margaret 18 Blanchard, Rosemary 18, 39, 77, 78, 79, 86, 89, 92, 96, 99, 100, 127 Blythe, Virginia 18, 72, 74, 75 Boldizsar, Laura Lee 18, 89, 92, 93, 96, 101, 117, 128 Bolek, Robert 18, 92, 104 Borello, Mary Lou 19, 89, 96, 126 Bragg, Ronald 19, 88 Branch, Marlene 19 Brislen, Joy Jeannine 19, 89, 92, 96,100, 116,127 Brokaw, Tom 19 Brook, Frank 19, 39, 72, 74, 75 Brown, Sara Ellen 19, 78, 90, 99 Burch, Patricia 19, 77, 78, 79, 86, 88, 100 Burkett, Elaine 19, 97 Burkett, Ronald 19 Burkhart, Judith 20, 72, 75, 100 Burleson, Robert 20 Bush, Kaye 20, 90 Butcher, Maxine 20 Butler, Ruth 20, 39, 96 Capper, Alice 20, 39, 86, 89, 92, 96, 100, 126, 88 Care, James 20, 39, 77, 78, 79, 86, 88,118, 120, 122,123 Carrick, Janice 20 Clark, Shirley 20 Coates, Nancy 20, 86, 88 Cody, Terence 21, 88 Conrad, Sandra 21 Courson, Polly 21, 89, 92, 96, 97, 127, 129 Craiglow, George 21, 88 Crissey, Gary 21, 77, 78, 79, 88, 97 David, Cynthia 21 Deardorff, Kitty 21 DeCasper, Janet 21 DeCasper, Pat 21 Deemer, Carole 21 Delap, David 22, 77, 79 DeLillo, Vincent 22 DeOrio, Pearl 22, 89, 92, 97, 126 DePasquale, Joseph 22, 98 Diettenbaugher, Brenda 22, 72, 97, 100 DiRuzza, Don 22 Dowd, Richard 22 Dudash, Karen 22, 74, 77, 78, 79, 86, 88, 94, 96, 100 Etris, Sue 22, 77, 78, 79, 86, 88, 89, 92, 94, 97 Evans, Marilyn 22, B9 Evans, Patricia 23 Everhart, Glenda 23 Feim, Louis 23 AT Deuble's prices are no higher than elsewhere, but AT Deuble's, quality is unquestioned! Deuble's N. Cleveland Ave. Sth St. COMPLIMEN TS OF T h e Ideal Furniture C o m p cr n y MARKET AVE. NORTH AT FOURTH STREET Fichtner, David 23, 86 Follot, Carol 23, 86, 88, 92, 93 Forchione, Ted 23, 86, 88 Ford, Lynne 23, 75, 128 Fortner, Earl 23 Fosnight, Brent 23 Fowler, David 23 Freeman, Sandra 24, 91, 116 Froelich, Sandra 24, 16, 39, 86, 88, 92, 126 Furbee, Bernard 24 Gallagher, James 24, 101 Geckler, Marlene 24, 88, 101 Geisberger, David 24 Gensamer, Robert 24, 92 George, Janice 24, 91, 101 Geyer, Judith 24 Gibbs, John 24 Gocek, Jack 25 Graves, James 25 Grimm, Sandra 25, 90, 99 Grinstead, Dale 16, 25, 104, 118, 120 Gurgle, Richard 25 Harper, Reva Mae 25, 86, 88, 89, 91, 101 Harris, Jay 25 Hasch, Ernest 25 Henderhan, Peggy 25, 127 Henderhan, William 25 Hines, Judy 26, 89, 91, 99 Householder, Doris 26 Howell, Robert 26 Jackson, Tom 26, 104 Jacykewycz, Diana 26, 86, 88 Jobe, Cynthia 26, 77, 79, 90, 97, 86, 100 Johnson, Glenn 26 Johnson, Suzanne 26, 86, 88, 89, 93, 96, 116 Jones, Judy 26, 86, 88, 89, 90, 92, 99, 128 Jones, Patricia 26, 86, 89, 96, 116, 128 Karr, Richard 27, 72 Keck, Bruce 27, 72, 74, 75, 88, 93, 95, 101 Keister, Shirley 27, 94 Kelch, David 27, 72, 86, 88, 93, 95 Kelly, Gary, 27, 119, 120, 122 Kienzle, Allan 27, 39, 77, 79, 94, 88 Kortis, James 27, 119, 120 Kress, Patti 27, 72, 75, 90 Krueger, David 27, 82, 94, 108 Krumm, Judith 27 Lalinsky, Joan 28, 90 Langanke, Dale 28, 88, 101 Larson, Virginia 28, 89 Lawson, Marlene 28, 82, 86, 88, 90. 94, 99 Lee, Carol 28 Lee, Patricia 28 Lehman, Victor 28, 72, 74, 82, 84 Lektorich, Mary Ann 28 Lhota, Harold 28, 94 Long, Jerry 28, 39, 82, 94, 98 Lover, Roy 29, 119, 120 Lowe, Barbara 29 Lowther, Byron 29 Marchand, Lois 29, 96 Markel, Judy 29, 77, 79 Martinez, Gloria 28, 89, 92, 96 Mathias, Janet 29, 91, 93, 96, 97 Maxwell, Mary Lou 29, 96, 89 McCabe, Robert 29 McCauley, Ralph 29 McCoy, Tom 30 mlm Compliments of C. N. VICARY mlm Marlene and Rick picking out their picnic supplies at Kahler's Kcrhler 61 Kczhler Two complete Old Fashioned Food Stores 532-534 Clarendon Ave. N.W. Ph. GL 5-0291 1107 - 9th St. N.E. Ph. GL 3-0161 Free Delivery to Canton and Suburbs Page 133 Compliments of BACHEllOR'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE ' tiki 9 401 Clarendon Avenue N. W. PROSPERITY AND GOOD WISH ES KOBACKER'S CONGRATULATIONS TO The Graduating Class of 1956 Lion Tailors 1352 - 2nd St. N.E. Canton, Ohio Page 134 McDermitt, Sharron 30, 77, 79, 86, 88, 91, 96, 99 McDonald, Carole 30 McFadden, Dennis 30, 16, 72, 75, 1 84, 82, 94, 96 McFarIend, Robert 30 McNeeley, James 30 McVey, Jane Anne 30 McWilliams, Jerry 30, 39 Melchior, lynita 30, 126 Mendenhall, Karl 30, 96 Merryman, Etta Marie 31, 96, 97, 127 Middaugh, James 31 Mizer, Ronald 31 Moorhead, Necia 31, 89, 91, 96 Moose, Richard 31 Morgan, Russell 31, 39, 77, 78, Mottice, Lynn 31 79, 82, 88, 94 Muckley, Carolyn 31, 90, 99 Mulheim, Donald 31, 118, 120, 123. 124 Murphy, Betty 31, 90 Nesbitt, Flo Ann 32, 72, 75, 82, 84, 86, 88, 94, 98, 99, 90 Nolt, Marilyn 32, 86, 90, 96, 99 Oleyar, Rosemarie 32, 86, 88, 91, 94, 97, 100 Ondak, Dawn 32, 86, 90, 96, 99 O'Neill, Mary 32, 82, 94, 96, 100 Palmer, James 32 Palomba, Mary Rita 32, 96 Paulus, Marlene 32 Pelger, Robert 32 Pfalzgraf, Sandra 32, 77, 78, 79, 82, 86, 88, 94, 96, 98, 100 Phillips, Scott 33 Philp, John 33, 84, 92, 94, 104 Pitts, Larry 33 Porrazzo, Pete 33 Pryse, Tom 33, 108 Prusacik, Joseph 33, 114, 119, Rager, Ronald 33, 88 Raines, Norman 33, 92 Reid, John 33 Repasluy, Norma 33 120 Rhiel, Donna Jean 34, 77, 78, 79, 39, 82, 84, 89, 94, 96, 98, 100 Richards, Ronnie 34, 104, 119, 120 Riegler, Deanna 34, 93 Robb, Beverly 34 Roberts, Carol 34 Robinson, Mary 34 Robson, lewis 34 Rodgers, Donna 34 Ross, Terry 34, 77, 79, 88, 92, 96, 118, 120, 122, 123, 124 Rossi, Barbara 34, 39, 96 Roth, Patty 35 89, 92, 94, 97, 100, 127 Russell, Nancy 35, 72, 75, 92 Russell, Robert 35 Sanford, Judith 35 Schuler, Barbara 35, 75 Sedloclc, Mary Ann 35, 89 Shamp, Ogden 35, 39 Shively, Gary 35 Shively, Jerry 35 Sidle, Edward 36 Sieber, Joan 36 Smeltzer, James 36 Stolicny, Larry 36, 92 Stover, Hallie 36, 90, 92, 96, 97, 99, 127 Talerico, David 36 Tausch, linda Kay 36, 99 Thomas, Mary Jane 36, 77, 78, 79, 88, 89, 96, 97 Timpe, Robert 36 84 Tipp, linda 36, 72, 74, 75, 86, 88, 97 Toohey, Karen 37, 82, 84, 93, 94, 97, 101, 126 Topaz, Stephen 37, 93 Troiano, Marlin 37, 88, 95 Tuttle, Beverly 37, 86, 88, 101 Ubick, Patricia 37, 90, 99 Vahila, Rosemary 37, 86, 90, 99 Vicchiarelli, Al 37, 77, 78, 79, 88, 94 97 Volzer, Dennis 37, 77, 79, 86, 88, 96, 119, 120 Walsh, Richard 37 Warne, Gene 37 Welcelean, Cynthia 38, 77, 86 Werner, Charles 38 Wier, Ann 38 Wilkinson, Robert 38 Williamson, Thomas 38, 16, 84, 82, 94, 104 Wilson, James 38 Wingard, Richard 38 Wolfe, laurel 38, 88, 89, 101, 128 Yanok, Patricia 38 Yokes, June 38, 92, 116, 128 Zagray, Jo Ann 39, 77, 78, 79, 86, 88, 94, 97, 92, 117, 127, 100 Zerby, Tyrone 39, 108 Ziegler, Richard 38 3502-O4 West Tuscarawas Canton, Ohio Specializing ln Delicious Sandwiches 8. Home Baked Pie 0 I CAlfl'l'ON'S MOST INTERESTING STORE! 216 Market Avenue North Canton, Ohio BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1956 BAERS' OF CANTON Office Supplies and Olifice Equipment 320 Cleveland Ave., N.W. Betty and Gary looking over the platters at HilIman's Page 135 THURlN'S your reliable guide Io style, quality and good fosie in home furnishings . . . 3 STORES' 524 MARKET AVENUE N. 137 SIXTH STREET N. E. COUNTRY FAIR Bev likes this formal ai Slern and Mann's YOUR FASHION - SEARCH ENDS WISELY AT STERN 8. MANN'S CONGRATULATIONS FROM Finney's Drug Store 415 Markei Ave. North Canton, Ohio Starlfs slacks on iusf righi for Bofty CONGRATULATIONS STARICS Page 136 Wishing success to the graduates BARDASH CUT RATE MEDICAL SUPPLIES COSMETICS BABY NEEDS GIFTS - TOYS DELICATESSEN H36 Wertz Ave. N.W. Emil Bardash, Prop. Russ, with his usual smile, serves Ann and Ronnie. MARLOWE'S ACROSS FROM LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL CONGRATULATIONS TO The Class of 1956 M wlir 624 Market Ave. North Casual Shop at The Country Fair Canton, Ohio OHIOTS MOST BEAUTIFUL IEWELRY STORE 71:45 . Nllli 14 'U X S ESTABLISIIEDI9 yew IOSTUSC. SIZE. ESTABLISHED 1910 105 Tusccircrvvcis St. East BON MARCHE Est. T924 Dial GL 3-6867 Compliments SMART APPAREL STAHLHEBER'S FOR Athletic Goods Casual Shoppe 2212 Tuscarawas St. W. Canton, Ohio WOMEN AND CHILDREN 412 Market Ave. North 9 Your Place In The Sun' Sincere best wishes to the class of '56. May you prosper with our community. AS YOUR DAILY NEWSPAPER The Respository welcomes you to the ranks of the responsible young people of our community. We hope that through our services we may help you become mature citizens of Canton. We pledge ourselves to do the very best iob possible in keeping you informed, entertained and aware of YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN in your home town. We hope that you in turn will be will- ing to carry your share of the burden of com- munity development and progress. THE CANTON REPOSITORY The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do well. LINCOLN ADULT BOOSTER CLUB BETTER CITIZENSHIP ' BETTER ATHLETICS ' BETTER SCHOLARSHIP P9138 To The Graduates Of The Class Ot T956 CONGRATULATIONS lt matter not so much what we do in life, but how we do it, and for what purpose. All of us wish all of you . . . GOOD LUCK SUCCESS HAPPINESS The Lincoln High School Band And Orchestra Parents Club Compliments of a friend . . . Pg 140 Q x xxx 3 Q, V ' 'A ou 3 n I fer wif a ZR ,A,, E R 23 nn THE HOOVER COMPANY NORTH cAN1oN, onlo Compliments of 11 Home Printing Company Printing That's Sure to Please merica's Qp top secret The United States Government has a lot of closely-guarded secrets-weapons, strategies, ways to fight communism. But of all of them, there's one that's more jealously guarded than all the rest. And yoifre the only one who knows what that secret is! One of your rights as an American is the right to a secret ballot. And you alone know how you mark your ballot. No one sees it, no one can influence you. lt's your secret. In the Red-dominated countries, your vote-if you get one -is about as secret as a brass band playing in a greenhouse. You usually have only one candidate to vote for. A group of sharp-eyed officials checks your ballot to see that you voted the right way. Some people, even in this country, think that that's the way elections should be run. Most Americans don't agree and it's up to every one of us to see that our ballots remain secret. If we let the secret ballot get away from us, we can say goodbye to all our American rights-freedom of speech, free- dom of religion, freedom of press and all the others. How can we preserve these freedoms? By speaking out strongly when we see them endangered. By using our secret ballot every election day to keep America free. 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'WThis is a right enioyud hy mr-mhi-rs of Ilniu-sl Stool Work- ers, C.l.O. only when the Taft-Ilarrluy law is invoked THEY'RE YOUR RIGHTS, TREAT THEM RIGHT! W., ., A., ... .,.. W., 1-1. v ..-V--A - n..,,,.,5.',,,:,Y,,,,+,,,,, Y - , ,, . W--41 pw,