Lincoln High School - Lionian Yearbook (Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1960 volume:

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This year we are trying to present more than the traditional high school, we are trying to show the new Lincoln High--the schoolwith the goal-- the schoolwith its sights set toward higher academic achievement- -the school which recognizes its obligation to better prepare its students for the world of today and tomorrow. 3 in fi , 'fa' ,4 ,, ...- I n ' - 31.5. ,I x ' .K -x ' 'ft ' ' I , X A' , . fa rf.. qmfff. if '- Q a fi'liHHl' ' 'xx 's ' 132' 23.3. ' . A.. uf ,- , 4 , 3 1 4? ' r - '-fi' K x ' . X' um- A E 1 'f .399 ,x I . ,. I we ,f A' 1,1-tif '-fa .. f Q, ' lm t.m' .F '4 V I .r, .yqtf S H , , ff . g ' , 4 Mfy- 'I'-At' ---f' 1.254 XF' XZ 'fl' . '- v' ' 'A ' . 4 f ' . L: Agni- . 1 ,yu rl, ., .1 I -f. .I dy., .I 9 I , ' J Q - .A 1 ,,, u. ' . ,fl-4 i A V + + w 1 4- -M 11 Wax! 0 .rv X -. , ' 49 -55. .5 R A Y As. q -f J , ' ,jggf 1 - ' 'i, 'N is 5 A V x X xl - I 41' b I 'J , . f ' x v ' t 7 v xg' ! Wi 14 ad' I4 A ' L 5, 'N ' . , , Q' My education guides my future. CCNTENTS CIaSS .0O00O000000000O00000 0 0 0 000 C I e90000000000000000 Iacl'lty0000000000000000000000 0 SportS0000O0000000000000000000 O 0 1 0 0 0000000 .....64 000 000 ActlVNtIesooooooooooooooooooooo Advertisements .......... 00 00 ....84 ...98 ..I22 ..I60 F36 3 , T X , QW, 'V+ I 1 o 4 Az E CLASSES . . . the aspiring generation . searching for the unknown . . . building storehou V united b se of cherishedniemories . acommon desire . . . fuller . greater lives . . . ,wt Doug Wilson President We the class of 1960 w11l leave L1ncoln w1th facts know ledge and know how We w1l1 leave w1th IHGIIIOFIQS of class part1es basketball and football games two proms and fmally Baccalaureate and Commencement We have ended our travels on the path of study hard work fun frxends and act1v1ty and have now started on the path of the future and success Lead1ng us ln our fmal year were Doug W11son Pres1dent Jlm Leasure V1ce Pres1dent Nancy Amstutz Secretary and Joy Z1gO Treasurer We leave L1IlCO1f1W1th ahope of success and w1th a des1re to better ourselves and the world around us Nancy Amstutz Secretary J1m Leasure V1ce Pres1dent Joy Z1gO Treasurer 8 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSI ff fin Q--7 v--up 7.25 KAAREN ADLER NANCY AMSTUTZ 31. 6 KAAREN ADLER Commerc1al Chorus I II III F HA III Off1ceAss1sta.nt III Booster Clubl II III IV NANCY AMSTUTZ Class1cal Chorus I Second Chou' II JV1g and Masquel II FTA II III IV Presldent IV Offxce Ass1stant IV Echo Staff III IV Edztor IV Alexxs League IV Student COLIIICII I III IV V1ce Presldent IV Nat1ona1 Honor III IV Booster Clubl II III IV Red Cross Representatwe III IV Cheerleader III IV Senlor Class Secretary Qtull and Scroll IV NANCY BAKER Commerc1al Beg1nnersStaff A1des I Stu dent Counc1l IV Booster Club I II III IV NANCY BAKER ANNA MARIE BANAL JOYCE BARNHART LINDA BARTON ANNA MARIE BANAL Commerclal Glrls Leaders III IV Student Counc1lI Booster ClubI II IV JOYCE BARNHART Class1cal Bandl II IH IV Begm ners Staff A1des I Booster Club I II III IV MaJorette II III IV JACK BENDER Techn1cal Chorus I Booster ClubI II LINDA BARTON Class1cal Treasurers Off1ce IV Begm III IV ners Staff A1des I Advanced Staff A1des II III IV F N A I IV FTA I G1rls Leaders III IV Echo Staff IV A1ex1s JUDY BENDER General Chorus I Second Chou' II III League IV Student Counc1l II IV Booster Clubl H III IV IV Wlg and Masque II III IV Begmners Staff A1desI Ad vanced Staff A1des I1 III IV Booster Clubl II III IV BONNIE BATTISTA Class1cal Chorus I W1g and Masque IV FNA IV FT A I II III IV Student COIIIICII III Bo TERRY BENTIVEGNA Class1cal Booster Club I II III oster ClubI H III IV R1fle Club IV Boys Leadersl U III BONNIE BATTISTA JACK BENDER JUDY BENDER TERRY BENTIVEGNA pl an Q'-'p 1 'S -of Q, 'JH 9 e Y ' - - as. 5 ' H - fa Q , Q-f 1-0' 'N , . 475 ' 1 , ,g , I ' il - . 5 ' Q1 I! x- fi ', ' ' f s If I We - ' 1 g, - f - H .f-1 V'- I c 3 f 1 ' . 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MARY ANN BENTLEY Commerc1al B gmners Staff A1des I AdvancedStaffA1des 11 III IV Booster Club I II III IV CAROL BERG Class1cal Chorus I W1g and Masque I Begmners Staff A1des II Pres ldent II AdvancedStaff A1d6S III Super A1des IV FT A I II III IV L1braryStaffI II III IV Booster Clubl Il III IV LINDA BIFOLCHI Classlcal Beglnners Staff A1des I II Advanced Staff A1des III IV F N A III IV Booster Club IV LOWELL BIRCHER General Chorus I II Booster ClubI II III IV Boys Leadersl II SHARON BOLLINGER Class1cal Chorus I II Second Cho1r III IV F TA I II III IV Booster ClubI II III IV HELEN BOLTZ General Chorus I Wlg and Masque IV F H A III Booster Club I II 11 iv' g 1 fl? l MARY ANN BENTLEY CAROL BERG LOWELL BIRCHER SHARON BOLLINGER JERRY BOONE DAVID BOSTON DINO BORELLO TOM BRAGG CHARLES BRANDSTETTER SHIRLEY BREEDLOVE dia. rv' Q, ,pda ,,o lf' 'S' ,naw Kd' If Baseball IV IO in al 1 4v qw- ' LINDA BIFOLCHI HELEN BOLTZ JERRY BOONE Classlcal, Bandl II III IV Booster Club IV R1fle Club II III IV DAVID BOSTON Industr1al Arts Booster Club I II Boys Leaders III Wrestlmg IV DINO BORELLO General Boys Leaders II Reserve Football III TOM BRAGG Industr1alArts Booster Club II III Footballl II Basketballl CHARLES BRANDSTETTER Techmcal Co1n Clubl II III IV L1n1on League IV Bo oster Club I II III IV Boys Leadersl II III IV Football I II Varslty III IV Track I II Vars1ty III IV Wrestl1ngII Vars1tyIV Red Cross Representatxve II III IV SHIRLEYBREEDLOVE General Chorusl II Second Cho1r III IV W1gand Masquel II FHA I II Paz-l1amentar1an H Begmners Staff A1des I Advanced Staff A1des II III IV Booster Club I, II, III f 'ew 1 . 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Rx f 1 .114-7 fi , 9 . 1 A114 ' -:V ' - ' X ' H I f ai v 14 - 1 A so-'Sv' ev HY Z Sw fibers- it -vroif 'ffm '15 vis, RUTH DAUGHERTY JANET DAVIES ROBERT DAVIS FRANK DAWSON SUSAN DONALDSON DIANN DOUDNA RUTH DAUGHERTY General Begmners Staff A1des I Ad vancedStaff A1desH III IV Secretary Treasurer HI Nurse s Helpers IH F NA I II IH IV Treasurer HI Booster Club 1, II, III IV JANET DAVIES Classlcal Chorus I Begmners Staff A1des I, Advanced Staff A1des II, IH, F N A II, Booster Club I, II, III, IV ERNIE DAVIS Industrlal Arts qw 'ff i CO' .Qu-0 ERNIE DAVIS JAMES DAVIS TERRY DBRUGGIERO JOHN DICKERSON JAMES DAVIS Technlcal Chorus II Wlg and Masque Booster Clubl II HI IV ROBERT DAVIS General Chess Club H Booster Club I Trackl H FRANK DAWSON General Stagecraft III IV Echo Staff Photographerl H III Track Manager HI Wrestlmg Mana ger IV TERRY DeRUGGIERO Techmcal Chorusl L1n1on League IV Booster Club IV Rlfle Club H Tenms Clmb I II JOHN DICKERSON Class1ca1 Chorus I L1n1on League IV Booster Club I II HI IV Freshman Class Pres1dent Sopho more Class V1ce Pres1dent Basketball I Varslty H III IV Baseballl Track II III IV SUSAN DONALDSON Class1ca1 Speechand Debatel H HI V1ce Pres1dent III G1rls Leaders IH IV NF L I II IV A1ex1s League IV Booster Club I II, IH IV Army Navy DIANN DOUDNA Classlcal, Chorus I, Second Cho1r I, A Capella H, IH, IV, Pep Band H, Band I, II IH, IV, Orchestra HI, IV, F T A II, IH, IV, Alexxs League IV, Student Councll TII, Natxonal Honor IH, IV, Booster Club I, II, HI, IV I ,,,, H , 33 dv' ' Z , 1- A -. f- A Q I xi t, . , A ' V i ,V a' J., ...ii 'g f ' , . 7.5 ! N57 f , o , .-r, , l , f M ff., . ..-f f 2, A , -'I x wa 7 V2 we 5 I X I Q X tx r, , 3 ' S S ' HS 5 S Q 5 , . 7 Q 1 S 1 y S 3 ' z . J , . . Z S Z , - 2 ' 9 s ' ' z s 1 1 3 ' ' 9 1 9 I . I 9 3 ' I 9 ' : l 5 1 Q v v 2 ' v ' s V r 7 ' - ' r a mv I ' ' ' x y 2 a I 3 J 1 ' , . . . 4 H. ' Y Y ' . . , . 14 NNOLINCING QUEE s STUDENTS CHEER! GLENN DOXSEE: Industrial Arts: Wrestling III, IV. WALDEN EARHART: General: Chorus Ig Chess Club III, IV: Linion League IV: Student Council IV, Latin Club I. DAVID EASTERMAN: Technical, Chorus Ig Second Choir II, A Cappella III, IV, Booster Club I, II, III, IV, Football I, II, III, Varsity IV, Wrestling II, III, IV, Captain III, Boys' Leaders II, HI. ROGER ELLISON: Technical: Speech and Debate II: Chess Club III, IV: Linion League III, IV: Booster Club I, II, III, IV, Boys' Leaders I, II: Baseball Manager I, II: Basketball Mana- ger I, II: Track Manager II. JANET ERZIGKEIT: Classical: Chorus I, II: Second Choir III, IV: F.T.A. II, III, IV, Booster Club I, II, III, IV. GARTH EVANS: Classical: Booster Club IV: Track III: Varsity Basketball III, IV: Varsity Football IV. The camera catches Linda Wetzel as she is announced our 1959 Football Queen. DEANNE FITZPATRICK: Classical: Speech and Debate II III, IV, F.N.A. I, II, III, IV, Vice-President III, President IV Girls' Leaders III, IV: N.F.L. III, IV, Vice-President IV: Bo- oster Club I, II, III, IV, President IV. DAVID FLORIAN: Classical: Annual Editorial Staff III, IV Linion League IV, President IV: Student Council III, IV, Pre- sident IV: National Honor III, IV: Booster Club II, III, IV, Mr Lionian IV. GLENN DOXSEE WALDEN EARHART DAVID EASTERMAN ROGER ELLISON JANET ERZIGKEIT GARTH EVANS DEANNE FITZPATRICK DAVID FLORIAN W '- ' . , V 4 ' I MWF k J A ,. , vi , - 4 3 Q . Q y , N, X wr fi ,Qi l :l y I f X 1 14? 'hr f X f . I , I l ,Qi fff ,. ?'i-ff Q.:-Y TKEVVE 1f:5 1 Q-'Q 'M 32 'u I Z? It MW' :Ii sau GERALD FRIGLEY KAREN GERZINA PENNY GRIMM SHARON FORAKER DALE GARAUX RONALD GOULDEN SHARON FORAKER Commerclal Chorus III S Cho1r III Nurse s Helpers II Booster Club I II III IV GERALD FRIGLEY Comme rclal Wresthng IV MARYANNE GABEL General Chorusl II Second Cho1r III Booster Clubl II III xg T44 it JAMES GA NNON WILLIAM GOT CHALL MARYA NNE GA BEL DOLORES GLOVER ALEXIS A D JAMES GANNON Class1cal Co1n Clubl II Llmon League IV Booster Club I II III IV Football II III Vars1ty IV Wrestlmg HI Baseball II Boys Leaders II Intramural Bas ketba11II III DALE GARAUX Class1cal Booster Clubl II III IV Boys Leadersl II III IV Footballl II III Vars1ty IV KAREN GERZINA Commerc1al Alexls League IV Hxstor lan IV Student Counc11 IV Nat1onal Honor III IV Booster Clubl II III IV DOLORES GLOVER General Chorusl Off1ceAss1stant IV Glrls Leaders III IV Student Counc1l II IV Booster econd clubl II HI IV WILLIAM GOTCHALL Class1cal Booster Club I I1 IV RONALD GOULDEN Class1cal Chorus I II Booster Club I II HI IV Boys Leaders II PENNY GRIMM Commerclal Chorus I Treasurer s Of flce IV Annual Edltorxal Staff IV Alexxs League IV Secre tary IV Student Councll I II III Booster Clubl II III IV Football Attendant IV Qu111 and Scroll IV I6 . ,, ,731 ' 'NZ Ii2if'i 5.f 27 . r, i I A W. v' it ' A A A Wim? 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FRED GUARINO: Classical, Chorus I, Bo- oster Club I, IH, IV. BARBARA GUEDEL: Classical, Wig and Masque II, IV, Booster Club I, II. RONNA HAMILTON: Commercial, Booster Club I, Ll, III, IV, Girls' Leaders III, IV. CONSTANCE HAMMOND: General, Booster Club I, II, HI, IV. JAMES I-IARDING: Classical, Chorus I, Second Choir II, III, IV: Audio Visual I, II, III, IV, Office Assistant II, Booster Club I, II, III, Rifle Club II, III, IV, Treasurer IH. FRED HARTSEL: General, Booster Club I, H, III, IV, Freshman Football: Boys' Lead- ers 1, H, I11. LINDA HAWK: Commercial, Chorus I, II, III, Booster Club I, II. Representing Alexis and Linion League, Penny Grimm andWalden Earhart distribute College Night Programs at Lincoln. ,,,a- 51 PRESEN TS CHOIR PATRICIA HAWKINS JUNE HERSHBERGER RAY HETRICK PATRICIA HAWKINS General Second Cholrl II III Booster Clubl II III IV JUNE HERSHBERGER General Entered from McK1nIey III Booster Club III F H A III Second Cholr III RAY HETRICK Technlcal Com Club I II Booster Club I II III IV Boys Leaders II Wrestlmg III Intramural Bas ketba11II III KAREN HILBORN Classlcal Chorusl Il Second Chou' III ACappellaIV Booster ClubI II III IV SHARON HILDEBRANDT Classxcal Pep Band IV Bandl II III IV Off1ceAss1stant IV NFL II IV Booster Clubl II III IV Mayorette II III IV CAROL HOLMES Class1cal Begmners Staff A1des I Ad vanced Staff Axdes II F T A I II Glrls Leaders III IV Bo Oster Club I II III IV ROBERT HUFFMAN Industrxal Arts Booster Clubl II III IV Boys Leadersl II III IV GEORGE HUMPHREY Techmcal Booster Club IV Boys Leadersl II III IV CAROLE JACOBSON General FNA II Off1ceASS1stant III IV Booster Clubl II III IV Football Attendant III SHARON HILDEBRANDT CAROL HOLMES KAREN HILBORN ROBERT HUFFMAN GEORGE HUMPHREY I-Wi'-' 5 in-nv nd CAROLE JACOBSON 46 41'-'? 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' M it , f T? , ' vu f gg .f f YLILETIDE PROGRAM JANE JANDURA JANE JANDURA CIHSSICHI Chorus I Second Cho1r II Speech and Debate II Wxg and Masquel II Begmners Staff Aldes I Advanced Staff A1des II III IV Secretary Treasurer II Booster Club I II LINDA JOHNSTON Classxcal Llbrary Staff III Student Counclll III Booster Clubl II III IV Secretary IV Fresh man Class Treasurer Sophomore Class Treasurer Football Attendant I IV Alex1s League IV Booster Club I III IV MaJoretteII III IV JERRY KENDZORA Commerc1al Chorusl II Aud1o Vls uall II III IV V1ce Presldent II JERRY KENDZORA CAROL KING SENIORS 'D mu.. PATRICIA KIME -v -Q- 1 ur K' f LINDA JOHNSTON PATRICIA KARK NANCY KENNEDY Classlcal Chorusl II ACappellaIII IV Wlg and Masque III Begmners Staff A1desI Advanced Staff Aldes II III IV F NA I II III IV Echo Staff III IV Alexxs League IV Booster Club I II III IV Quzll and Scroll JOSEPH KERR Industrlal Arts Booster Clubl H III IV Footballl II III Varslty IV PATRICIA KIME CIHSSICBI Speech and Debate II Treas urer s Off1ce IV Glrls Leaders III IV Echo Staff III IV Alexxs League IV Booster Club I II III IV Qu11l and Scroll CAROL KING General Chorus I II Begmners Staff A1des I Advanced Staff Ald6S II III F T A I II Booster Clubl DAVID KING General Booster Club I II III IV Reserve Football II III Boys Leadersl II III IV Trackl II III IV NANCY KENNEDY DAVID KING JOSEPH KERR 'Q ,..p7 Apu I :fwfr I 5, K ' 6' X . A I X A N.. If A ' 1 l , , , IV- 7 3 1 S 7 PATRICIA KARKZ Classicalg Band I, II, IIIZ F.T.A. I, II, III, IV U I ' ' ' 5 h v ' . . . - - 'Tx 0 f I , , I ,n I3 'C l . I I ' ' I is I9 of JUDY KING General Chorusl II Begm ners Staff Axdes I Advanced Staff A1des II III Booster Club I FRANK KLIEM General Booster Clubl II III IV RITA KOLLER General Chorus I Wlg and Masque I II Treasurer s Offlce IV gmners Staff A1des I Advanced Staff Axdes II III G1rls Leaders III IV Booster Club III THOMAS KOONTZ Industrlal Arts NANCY KRUMM General Chorus I II Second Cho1r III Speech and Debate II Off1ce Ass1stant III G1rls' Leaders III IV Echo Staff II III IV Clrculatlon Manager IV Stu dent Counc1lI Booster Clubl II III IV Soph omore Class Secretary Qu1l1 and Scroll IV JOAN LAB General Chorusl II Begm nersStaffA1desI H F NA I II G1r1s Lead ers III IV Student Counc1lII Booster Club I II III V 7 5-5 XN JUDY KING THOMAS KOONTZ Y 'iv iv' 20 SENIORS Judy Workman Sherry Schar1o and Ruth Daugherty g1V6 thelr undxvxded at tent1on to Lmda Parker as she demon strates the art of ctnld care FRANK KLIEM NANCY KRUMM 515 eq it RITA KOLLER JOAN LAB 13' Q31 K. gx 's- x 5 A 9 , . 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' Y 9 1 ' ' - 1 9 ' y S 3 9 3 I I ' LINDA LACY Classlcal Chorusl Second Choxr II III Wig and Masque I F N A IV Annual Edltorlal Staff IV Booster Clubl II III IV Qtull and Scroll IV Speechand Debate DOROTHY LATTA General Chorusl II W1g and Masque IV F I-I A III Booster Club I II III V BONNIE LAUXMAN Class1cal ACappe11a III IV Pep Band II Bandl II III IV Or chestra III F TA I II III Alexls League IV Natlonal Honor III IV MaJorette II III IV JAMES LEASURE Techn1cal L1n1on Lea gueIV Booster Clubl II III IV Boys Lead ers II Footballl II III Basketball Manager II III Track I II III Baseball IV Semor Class V1ce Pres1dent JACQUELLINE LEHMILLER General W1g and Masque I Begmners Staff Axdes I II Bo Oster Clubl II III IV ROBERT LEIDNER Techn1cal Speech and Debate II Booster Club I II III IV Boys Leaders II III IV Footballl II III Varslty IV Baseball III IV Track I II Wrestlmg rf LINDA LACY DOROTHY LATTA 1 ez- ,-v 1' BONNIE LA UXMA N JAMES LEASURE JACQUELLINE LEHMILLER ROBERT LEIDNER LARRY LESLIE PAUL LEWIS LARRY LINT LARRY LISK JOSEPH LLAMAS MARTHA LOLIGER FI? j 5 I fi I, 1 ii- of uv 21 LARRY LESLIE General Entered from T1mken III PAUL LEWIS Technlcal ChorusI Wrest l1ng IV Tenms I II LARRY LINT Techmcal L1n1on League IV Booster Clubl III IV Wrestlmg II III IV Tenmsl II LARRY LISK General Entered from Brld geport Ohlo III Chorus III Boys Leaders III JOSEPH LLAMAS Techmcal, Speech and Debate II, Lmxon League IV, Booster Club IV, Boys' Leaders I, II, IV, Vars1ty Wrestlmg III. MARTHA LOLIGER Class1cal, Chorus I, A Capella II, III, IV, Alexxs League IV WE SHOWED OUR PIRIT! BONNIE LOVE: Classical, Pep Band II, Band I, II, III, IV, F.N.A. II, III, LibraryStaffI, II, III, Booster Club I, II, III, IV. ROBYNLUDWIG: Classical,Treasurer's Office IV, Nurse's Helpers H, III, F.N.A. I, II, Treasurer II, Office Assistants IV, Girls' Leaders III, IV, President IV, Annual Editorial Staff III, IV, Layout Editor IV, Alexis League IV, Treasurer IV, Student Council III, IV, National Honor III, IV, Booster Club I, H, III, IV, Cheerleader II, III, Junior Class President, Bas- ketball Attendant II, Army-Navy II, Quill and Scroll IV, Miss Lionian IV. JANE MAHAN: Classical, Chorus I, II, Office Assistant IV, Library Staff I, Student Council I, II, III, Booster Club I, II, III, IV. ELAINE MALLCHECK: General, Booster Club I. DANIEL MALLON: General, Chorus I, II, B ooster Club I, BaseballII1, Intramural Basketball III, Boys' Leaders I, II. PATRICIA MALZAHN: General, Chorus I, Pep Band I, II, III: Band I, II, III, IV, Orchestra I, II, III, Booster Club I, II, III, IV. LEONARD MAPES: Industrial Arts, Chorus II: Stagecraft III, IV, Wrestling III, IV. DIANE MARSHALL: Classical, Beginners Staff Aides I, Advanced Staff Aides II, III, IV, Nurse's Helpers IV, F.N.A. I, II, III, IV, Booster Club I, II, III, IV. BONNIE LOVE ROBYN LUDWIG JANE MAHAN ELAINE MALLCHECK DANIEL MALLON PATRICIA MALZAHN LEONARD MAPES DIANE MARSHALL NA' 1 Q' I a I ' . Q ' A 'V s ff' , A A i I 22 SENIOR At a pep assembly. Deanne Fitzpatrick presents Reverend Fowler with a megaphone in honor of his outstanding support of the team. ANNE MARIE MARTINO KAREN MASSIE SHIRLEY MAURER PATRICIA MAY THOMAS MCAFEE VIOLET MCGURGAN 'QR ,Oi R, K, i by 1' 6 f I ANNE MARIE MARTINO: Classical: Chorus I: A Cappella II. III, IV: Wig and Masque I: F.T.A. I, II, III, IV. Treasurer III: Student Council I: Booster Club I, II, III, IV: Basketball Attendant III. KAREN MASSIE: Classical: Chorus I: Second Choir II, III: N.F.L. II, III, Secretary III: F.T.A. II. III, IV, Secretary III: Annual Editorial Stafflll, IV: Alexis League IV: NationalHonor III, IV: Booster Club I, II. III. IV: Cheerleader III, IV, Head IV: Junior Class Treasurer: Quill and Scroll IV: Wig and Masque I, II. SHIRLEY MAURER: Commercial: Wig and Masque I: Bo- oster Club I. II, III. IV. PATRICIA MAY: Classical: Band I, II, III, IV: Wig and Masque I: F.H.A. II. III: Beginners Staff Aides I, II: F.T.A. II: Echo Staff III, IV: Student Comcil IV: Booster Club I, II. III. IV: Majorette II. III. IV: Quill and Scroll IV. THOMAS MCAFEE: General: Booster Club I. II. III. IV: Boys' Leaders I. II. III. IV. VIOLET MCGURGAN: Commercial: Chorus II. III, IV: Pep Club III: Booster Club I. II. III. IV. ? lf' 'tr ' nga DIANE MCMACKEN GARY MEESE BEVERLY MILLER BONNIE MILLER RICHARD MEYER Industrlal Arts Booster Club I IV RONALD MILBRODT Classmcal Booster Club III Va.rs1ty Football IV BEVERLY MILLER Commerc1al Chorus II Speech and Debate Il Booster Clubl II III IV BONNIE MILLER General Begmners Staff A1desI F N A II Booster C1ubI II III IV Cheerleadmg II III IV Junxor Class Secretary JA CQUELINE MORROW Comme rc1al Off1ce ASSISIRIII II Booster C1ubI II IH IV PATRICIA MOSER General Treasurer sOff1ce IV Begm ners Staff A1d6S I II F T A III Llbrary Staff III Student Counc11II IV Booster ClubI II III IV Basketball Atten dant I A , ,bf 1 'Q' Q .X f s I ' 9 , 5 Boys' Leaders II, IV. 1 ' s 9 ' 2 ' 5 9 I 3 7 ! ' : 3 ' ' g . . . 5 , , , 5 1 y 9 1 ' 9 ' ' 9 I 7 i ' . . v ' . 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CARYL SI-IISSLER General Beglnners Staff A1des I d vanced Staff A1des II III IV F N A I Glrls Leaders III IV Booster Clubl II III IV Cheerleadmg II III IV DIANE SIEGENTHALER CIRSSICBI Chorusl ACappe1la II III IV FTA I II III IV R2d1O Broadcastlng III IV Booster Club I II RONALD SIERS Techmcal Annual Edltorxal Staff IV Bo oster Club I II IV Rlfle Club II Q1111 and Scroll IV CARYL SHISSLER DIANE SIEGENTHALER RONALD SIERS RACHAEL SIMON THOMAS SLANE WILLIAM SMALL Mft 45 4'7 7X -GJ 15 HW' '50 'fin' RACHAEL SIMON General JOSEPH SIRGO Industrlal Arts Stagecraft III IV Booster Club I II III IV Football I Reserve Football II Varslty Footballlll IV Trackl II III IV Boys Leadersl II III IV MARGARET SLAGLE General Chomsl II THOMAS SLANE Techmcal Pep Band II Bandl II III IV Booster Club II III WILLIAM SMALL Techmcal Chorusl ACappe11a II III Booster Clubl II III IV Footballl Re serve Football II DIANA SMITH oster Club III IV KAREN SMITH IV Booster Club Track I Basketball Manager I1 III Classxcal Entered from T1mken III Bo Class1ca1 Chorus I II L1brary Staff III II JOSEPH SIRGO MARGARET SLAGLE DIANA SMITH KAREN SMITH -4: +A- 29 mv' 606453 - - . 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I-IEIDI TKOCZ: Classical, Second Choir I, Speech and De- III: F.T.A. I, II, III, IV, Vice-President IV, Office Assistant bate II, III, Wig and Masque I, I-'.T.A. I, Girls' Leaders III, IV, Annual Business Staff IV, Alexis League IV, Junior Red IV, T1'93-SUP01' IV? N-F-L IU, IV? BOOSUBI' Club I, II, IU- SUSAN SWALLEN: Classical, Chorus I, Second Choir 11, Cross II, III, IV, Quill and Scroll IV. RITA THEWES: General, Office Assistant III, IV, Booster Club I, II, III. JAMES THOMPSON: General, Booster Club I, II, III, IV, Basketball I, II, Football I, Varsity II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV, Boys' Leaders I, II, III, IV, Track Manager I. RITA THEWES JAMES THOMPSON ,ww ' f , ,,, Q ffik Pe' GEORGE SUMA SUSAN SWALLEN SHARON TIETZE HEIDI TKOCZ 1 416' ' . in ...gi 1 .1 If 1-7, ev' 31 1' '-R. NK' vii fe I fl. 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I ' - , , . . , 3 r 1 r ' : 3 J J 2 ' 3 , - 3 ' S I I S nl ' I ei 'A 0 UR SENIOR YEAR CAROLYNWEAR Commerclal F NA II III F TA II III ROSEMARY WEARSTLER Commerc1a1 FTA III Boost er Clubl II III LORENE WEIR Class1cal Speech and Debate II F NA I II Student Counc1lI Booster Clubl II III IV JUDY WELLMAN General Entered from Mmerva SANDY WENGER Class1cal Chorus I ACappella II III IV Speech and Debate II Wlg and Masque I Begmners Staff K gv CAROLYN WEAR ROSEMARY WEARSTLER Aldeel II Advanced StaffA1des III IV Booster c1ub1 II LINDA WHITACRE Commemal Begmefs StaffA1deSI HI IV Advanced Staff Axdes II III IV Booster ClubI II III IV LINDA WETZEL General Chorusl II Treasurer s0ff1ce 1-ARRYWHITAKER General Booster Clubl H UI Base IV F TA I Student Counc1lI II III vlee Presldeml Bo baum BOYS Leadefsl H IV oster Clubl II III IV Football Queen IV ALFRED WHITE General Chorus II Second Cholr II A R.8.d10 Broadcastmg IV LORENE WEIR JUDY WELLMAN SANDY WENGER LINDA WETZEL LINDA WHITACRE LARRY WI-IITAKER if 16 33 V will NAS IF 'l ALFRED WHITE . ., r I fx -at ' Z 1 ' III. , , ' , , 1 , 3 I Y I ' . 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JOHN WILCOX JAMES WILHELM ELAINE WILSON GRAFTON WILSON JUDY WINKLEMAN MARY ROSE WISNIEWSKI PAUL WOLFE JUDY WORKMAN KATHERINE WILKINSON DOUGLAS WILSON JOHN WILCOX General Booster Club IV Boys Lead ersl Footballl II Trackl II III JAMES WILHELM Class1cal Chorusl ACappellaII III IV Aud1o V1sualI II III IV F TA I II III Radlo Broad castmg II III IV L1n1on League IV Booster Club I II III KATHERINE WILKINSON Commerclal Begmners Staff A1des I Advanced Staff Aldes II III IV Alexxs League IV Boosten ClubI II DOUGLAS WILSON Techmcal Stagecraft III L1n1on Lea gueIV Nat1onal Honor III IV Booster ClubI II III IV Boys Leadersl II Football I II Vars1ty III IV Basketballl II III Vars1ty IV Track II Baseball III IV Pres1dentofSen1or Class ELAINE WILSON CIHSSICBI Chorusl Orchestral II III F TA I Llbrary Staff II III IV Presldent IV G1r1s Lead ers III IV N F L II AIEXIS League IV Booster Club I HI GRAFTON WILSON Class1cal EnteredfromSt Petersburg F1or1daII Booster Club II III IV Boys Leaders II III IV Footballll HI Vars1ty IV Basketball II III Wrestlmg III Track II III IV Red Cross II III IV JUDY WINKLEMAN General FNA III FTA III G1rls Leaders III IV V1ce Pres1dent IV Booster ClubI II IV MARY ROSE WISNIEWSKI General F H A I II III Be gmners Staff Aldes I II Advanced Staff A1des III IV Boos ter ClubI II III IV PALLWOLFE Techn1cal L1monL.eagueIV Nat1onalHonor III IV Booster Club I II III IV VICE Presldent IV Rlfle Club Il JUDY WORKMAN Home Econom1cs Begmners Staff Ardes I II Advanced Staff Axdes III IV FNA II III Booster Club I II III V 34 SANDRA YOUNG: General. JOHN YUHOS: General: Chorus I, II: Booster Club I. II. III IV. NICK ZAZULA: Classical: Booster Club I. Il. III, IV: Foot- ball I. II: Basketball I, II: Track I, II: Freshman Class Vice- President: Sophomore Class President. JOY ZIGO: Classical: Chorus I: Second Choir I: Band I, II III. IV: Pep Band II: Orchestra I. II: Alexis League IV, Presi- dent IV: National Honor III, IV: Booster Club I, II, III, IV Senior Class Treasurer. AND WE B DE FARE ELL... We received wishes and wisdom for future success ff 'sr' vga X 5. X ILNIOR5 c by tlu s lstw ' I 1 J Flutphcl Mant It 'vldllll ll hum D15llll0llL L Pxtsulcut fstattd l 0 Jiclllc Huttcx Sttutux J.IldBl591C Gcn1atak1S Trcaeultx M the Jumm cliss Inu mm rcaglucl the posmon ol upper class mum Wc .uc not onlx lcmkld up to hx tht undelclassman but tue also ILCl1XLClIllk 1LI1J..,Il1t1CJIl1Jl-Ulf, scmoxs WL ham .lccompllslud much lIlULlI three wats at Lmcoln and haw Crmtl lbuttdulam 'smlls 1dca5 and llZ11dWO1lxIO thc QLIIXI ues m and Ellflulld faux School VM lmxt ltal unc' much too mamly that lt takes hald Wfjllx and trmtcntlatlrm tu Il .im tht gxadu dllClIllL1S bulld a bettel school B951dlS bemg sactesbful 111 oul stuches and evitra C,Ll1I'lCUlZ1I' affaue we planned an eujmable Exemnq 1nPar1s for the class patty and LIltC1I81llL'd tht suum 5 at the galaJun1or Se-11101 Pxom at gpg sf X X x - X , 36 0' bf 40 -sf Q- 'fb 5 .L 1-5 0. 'Cl sb CLASS GFFICERS WERE Karen Boldt Daryl Bolllnger Dannette Bope Tom Borden Nancy Brannon Nancy Brxll Pam Brlslen B111 Brooks Gary Brooks Roger Brooks Jamce Buchanan Dan Budrow 'lom Buehler Dorothy Burch Gary Bush Charles Calhoun Mary Camarata Ruth Campbell Frank Caplan Denlse Caron Kathey Carvour James Casselberry Sharon Casto Martha Chaney ,417 5-A Q-f 9' Donald Ackerman Lou1se Addlesburger Jlm Allar V1ck1 Allen Jan Alspaugh Jon Anderson Todd Anderson D1ane Arbogast Alvma Arena Q5 Judy Arnett Jo Baker Ronald Barnett fs Fred Barr Earl Barrlck Gllbert Bartholomew Mxke Batsch 0' Torn Baumker 3 Bruce Beatty Dav1d Becker Mlke Bernard Ted Bernhard Ron Bethel Saundra Blgler Phll Bllllngs ELECTED is 'Y' ':':: 1 fi l -Q TQ ,lvl .. : , . -. L -, L -Q' tU! se., qw. Sq... Bill Chismar Michael Christian Linda Christy Roger Clark Lance Clarke Ianet Class Janet Clauss Ronnie Clauss Charles Cook Sue Cooper Mary Jo Copper Paul Daniels Gerald Davidson Bob DeG1ocomo Michael DeStefano Joe D1Mar1o Pat D1Mar1o Anthony D1S1mone JU IORS SELECT CCLLEGE Carolyn Dodd Nick Dragomire Louise Dureska Martha Eller Joan Elliott Sally Erskine Gail Essig Ruth Evans Janet Fashbaugh Barb Fogel Tom Fortner Sandra Fowler Edward Frasher Gary Freeman Sandra Fry Tom Gamble Nancy Gann Jill Garber Linda Garber Don Geckler Bessie Geniatakis Linda George Norma Gerhart Ann Gill UUA 'f-Y' go' ,ov ai L as, P r c. 'lb '-' '- Q- .C 5. ' , Q... ' ' . A x Q 6 x, A - ' nA ' Y- f X . x 'yy ,. 'ff , : : A 'rt J ' W jg 1 Lf , X.. 'n .,.... Q:-Q . - t, A A L K X , X U W i -ir 6' 3 5. ',,' Q, K , gf, . , . A , 1 x ' 4-0 V ,,' 'A .r . Y V' -6- .ai 1, - f i 3- 'J' 4' M' 'tr f-vt t W' Q ,W - f A 17 WY f i gl. x N4 ig X J' J , , 1 ., D ,, f. S A -ll 4 s.. J x -,. .QL t 1 W - - 1 'C ' A 1 1 Q Q 'x I A ?N '. l ,I .Y 'W i J J f 2 I J it ,Aug A ' i I Ml' W v M 'E A A Nancy Grandjfan Eddie Grant James Griffin Bill Griggy Dick Groves Pam Haidin Kathy Hammond Norman Harding Eve Harper Sandra Hartline Susan Hayward Lynn Heinzeroth Evelyn Higbiv Judy Hilenian Charlotte Hill Fr:-cl Hill Judy Hinderschicd Ginnie Hoff Sheryl Hoobler Margie Huffman Paulette Hutchison Georgia Hutlicr Jackie Hutter Judy Jacobs Sandra James Hazel Johns Pat Jovingo Danny Justice Lynnette Kacsur Carolyn Kaine Tom Keller Jim Kempton Howard Kennedy Betty Kent Nancy Keplinger Linda Kines Peggy Sichler and Kathie Vahila shop for different schools on college night IAIIIU LAWS fr! 1' ,ln Betty Kmgsnorth Cher1e Klrby Donna Kxrk Glor1a K1rkbr1de Judy Klrkman V1rg1n1a Klem Karen Kropp Gmny Kulczak Judy Kunkle Nancy Kunkle Marge Landshnf Tudy Laughman Carol Lawson Pat Leas K1tty Leasure Bob Leasure Judy Lesl1e Ted Lewls Ruth Lmdemood Dan L1ndesm1th Carolyn Llnt M1ke Lockhart Sally Luck Paulette Majestlc Fletcher Maney J lm Marlatt Carol Marsh Nancy Martelll Ted Mart1nez Howard McClellan Bob McCloskey Kathy McGu1er Bonn1e MCW1l1lamS Sharon Mexghen Gary Meese Pat Mllbrodt Jane M11ler Ken Mlller Pam Mlller Dolores Monastra Tom Moore Bob Morms Joe Muncer D1ck Oleyar Kathy Ott L1nda Overcasher Nancy Paar .IU ORS ,u A4 .. '35 hs Y' 'W 1 xx ff' 'lt 1 .af '32, sf 4' tn-v 'iw s. Yi .1 ad' 'in , F-CP A u.. in... i 2- an-f otq 1- GCI' Mk Y' 1- 5 1 3 l V35 . ,IVY , V. - ' 1 ' . ' y ' ' an . . . 4' V is Oi LA 7 2-- y :lr 4, ' ffm U A Q: , gs .A 4. L, N 1 ff ' Q.. so XX' , bn A , , , V , , , J - rt, y f . 1' ,, A f ' - jx ,i F , I r J: 6 J . - 1 Ay L, A 4. , I x-,AA:h A 'QM' tw V , lvgl . - ,.-.S .. fgr 'L m Q K I - H , , , g , Q ' -U I ww is K 2 . by a Judy Mackau ' .. . L J .4 , 7 V K A U I 5,5 4 . K Q . U- V ii -.. , ' 'W Y lv.. It . Q E I1 Q ii , J 1 '- I x N 1 ' N' I x K LX ,K I ' ' k 1 Sh V. K N N 5 , v Q ,. . vyy' if E A 6' 3 at in l A ,gifs f A l L I V 'MR X sy ,Q K, N' x ti ' ' 4 V -nr. f ' -r at A J Q fr, Q . vii , , ' I J ' 1 J , A rlr A J Q - , .5 'ff , ' 6 ' 1 5: 2- 5 . 1- J ' ' 9 r Q: -- x J ' f' I av V1 Y . ff-'yr-X .41 no . x 40 y-:wc Sandy Paratore James Parry Sue Paulus J1m Perez Tlm Petroff Carole Pfalzgraf Patty Phelps Karl P1kna Sandy Poccl Ray Polen Carol Potts B111 Poulson Shlrley Powell Judy Prater Don Pr1ce Stew Prxest Tom Pr1tchard Bob Ramos Lynn Rechkemmer Monty Reed L1nda Reese Carol Rxchards Betty Jo R1ddle K2 .-as wav' 1 tl? ...avi 1 1 'R 9- 'nit' me ,,, bf 'l mba KW? C' ig 05-4 5- T' 41 T Lv Gary Rlnard Lee R1nehart Barbara Rmnert Lmda Rocovlts Sharron Roth Gary Rubln Terry Ruegsegger Joan Russell Robelt Sanders Dwayne Saumer Gary Saumer Dennls Scherlng Lmda Schladorn Sharon Scott Karen Sherlock Lou Ann Sh1mp Jamce Sh1rey Bob Shreffler Glen Shull Kathy Shutt Peggy Slchler Janet S mcox J1m Slates Ed Slusser 1 xx. . I 3 N I by Y., J K A 1 43, at l B' g Xl w J , J 4? I K J ., -, ' ' A l . J 'ft' ir V W,JJ,x E J .gl - 'Y y - 'J 1 J 'fr ' ' 1, it gf: N Q! f 1 kqrr W A ,V Q' ' ' '--, 3 1. A B . ' V Q v x ,rm 4' 1 is V ' J 2 -' ee, J 2' ' J J A . JV . 25: ' f,j', ,J A Jackie Riley if g W ' 4 in N W5 ' + 2 fc' ni 4 JJ 1 J Ji f Q 1 - I If ' ' Q' ,Liz , Q- ' . 5 4 ft! A N AW H I - 19:5 A fl I .',. fbi' ,V V,V: I e 'T' .J ' J 6 J fa J rw! Q , V' X J V 6 , l , . 'A Y I X n-Q A 2 1 J 4 J' ' J J . - J 44 '- . , , . it ' L l 4 l f' SW s ' Q I -5- 'B - 4. J S, ? J tg E X ,Y - I k K I .I 'fs 'n,W'!' ai sv ' Q ,X R f 1 N fi: ' 1 x, 1 fa-if ht . 3: is fx Student Council presented Mr. W. Fish for an enjoyable hour of music. .f A -uv. fm. p X..- 'n- ff' K ' 4-li, fi sv -.. ,,. 1 K , ,lv ,X . 'ima 6 , Q 'ix- ., A gs 1 as- , .Q , 'e..l-f .- 'f are 7 ,I if fy, eb WF A r k 'Wie fi S. ef 5' sr , 1 u. :lik ' Q., 7 gl V 5- ,- I s m' 4 if ,K ,Ng M auf' 'G . gi ' 4 f . - h. 42 to vw r.,z1..,L .. :-,..- A Q13 x V 1 i. X t if ed ' 'Tia Jim Smith Nancy Snively Sharon Snyder Linda Sommer Maryanna Sosinski Sally Sparks David Sposaro Ken Sprout Gwen Starkey Ronald Stauffer Joan Stephens Joyce Stoll Frank Strebel Kenneth Swallen Sandra Swank Marsha Szymanski Mary Taylor Hope Tebroski Tom Tender Kay Thomas Gary Thompson Marjorie Thorley Karen Trenary Diane Trinnes Howard Tritt Nancy Trogler Beverly Troiano Dave Tuesdale Butch Uebelhart Kathie Vahila Bill Volkert Tim Voll Dick Waikem Lauralee Wallace John Weis Jay Welch ,wb Q , Q Donna Werner Charles West Lois Willaman W -1 ...I 7- me Q C 'T Judy wuson , , - N- ' . Laura Wilson ei' - N. - V ' ' l ' 5' Dianne Winkler l - wwe ' I I ' Sa.ndy Worstell Mark Wortman :JC K I x 1 A U as 5' Holly Wynn , .v .- V Cindy Yant ,A M ' , , Susan Young QS -f ' A VV A, Vince Zerby X I 5 k Margaret Zoltai Hungry students buy their lunches. Students in Mr. Greenham's English class enjoy open book tests. 9 ag SOPHO NIORE 9 11211111-1 11m 111111 the name but the look of T111 Lo-at F1151 Il 11 1111c M a11u1cd our SO1Jl1OlTlO1L xmr 1.1 1 .111 1111 ex1e11111cn Hllf stcaclf.1St11cSS V16 had cr1111L 1l1 11111511 11111 14.11 411 l111ciw11l-1 a.1dexc1tc111Q11t and xxoxeuaclk 1o1l1111uQ1 and Ju C1 lllllll S Vu lou would lm f.'L1J21lJlCfJl 12111111 1 the 1sspr111s1l11 1 111 mu LXDCIILIILLS ll Q me fm L19 2.-2 soph 411 T11 lead 11111 class uc nlwse ll tor ,LyllCl21NE21l V191 P1151 Klflll Pntc A11dc151111 P1cs1ciL11t D011 Vkvndnl T1caQu1f1 lxa1c11 Y 5 li 1111 ScL1e111X ll S1111 1 1 mms vz1cpL1l1.pQ1l1Q n111s1u11lo1-101111ltl1111,1s 1154s mum thi cl'1Q5 pa 1 Hawa11a11 Hohdaw v111L1 H11 md out U1 lu an 1 xc11111q of gl Oat fun and exc1tL111c11t 4' gssxxv' 44 Ml 'G Aa ...- Tom Adams Leonard Adk1ns Steven Adk1ns Karen Alken J 1m Allen Tom Allen Cheryl Alspaugh Bob Anderson Pete Anderson John Andreadxs Sue Baer Danny Bahr Barbara Ba1rd V1rg1n1a Baker J1m Barbour Sam Barson Edwln Bartholomew Frank Bartram Fred Bausher Sandra Baxter Larry Becker Gary Bedl1on D1ck Bednarz JoAm1 Behm Darlene Bennett -4 1 'Q fl 44 Jeff B1shman r uh Pat Blmzley Ronme Bodamer Dlane Boldlzsar Larry Boomhower wr N I SOPHDMCDRE OFFICER EL - hi YZ' 'Q 5, vl- I1- 'Q' 7-I ,W ,L 45 E 5 30 1 1 5 wg. al' rwry CTED Nancy Boone Nada Bostwlck Susan Boyd Remf Bragg Ed Brandstetter Mary Br1tta1n Jeanette Brltzman Helene Brooks Ross Broom Carol Brown Frank Bunevlch Pat Burleson Betty Bush Pat Calhoun Marlene Campbell Roy Canter Donna Carllsle Wanna Carpenter f F in f 51 , 4 . IW, . ,tn Wify' x qfW.,,,', aw wah, ,, , . v ' I 9 ' V I J ,,,Z,glQ.g Lurene Reed discovers that being a freshman requires studying at home. EQLIALLY IMPORTAN an T ,S C in-5 , 01 ' ' , I 1 i y tl y 3 J A, M Q Q , 6 in y A Q Y wa N M .- mn, ,Q A L ,,,A , Y .nay Mlm 1... J'-7-' 5 -s. I-2 3, -1. .ff 4 -W V. , - 'L' 'Q' ' K 'J ,Q-, 'rr v 4 X 1 ' J Ai is I 9 1 fa .. ' at .. H X S 'Q 1' 5 ' 1 X ' , 1 , 'JJ 'U 9 -v ,. f- H6 Q.. - Q. fr-ff . 'if' 46 Linda Chancey Martin Chapman Denny Chidester Linda Clay Susy Cochrane Joseph Coffey Richard Conde Bob Cordea Carol Cornelius Bill Cox Sam Crawford Joe Crisp Becky Sue Cronin Jim Crowley Arleene Cunningham Karen Curry Bill Daniluk Michaela Datwyler Becky Deiwert Dick Dencer Jack Dennis Erika Denton James Dt vis Joan DeYarmon Judy DeYarmon Raymond Doane Lester Domer Rosina D'Onofrio Marlene Doxsee Mary Drevon RE Mary Ann E1senhuth Jean Encapera Susan Enghsh Sue Esner -+4 Pam Etter Carolyn Evans in., Gary Fa1r Judlth Ferrell Sharon FICK Sh1rley Flnk R1ta Fmley D1Ck Fonte F Robert Foraker Sandy Foster Margaret Gabel MarJor1e Gadd '- Patty Gannon Darla Garn STUDYI G AND 1 7 Q'-.40 Q.. if N7 ae ?'C' Z s-f 'Nr SCHOOL 72 95' JIS Q' 'i Vi' Tj Lmda Getz Darlene Gler Sandra Goard Betty Goldbourn Joseph Gonzalez Beverly Gossett Carol Gottschalk Robert Goulden Pearl Gourley Bob Greene B111 Grlbble Joan Gr1ff1n Marcella Grossy Pamela Guedel Dale Guynup Donald Hammond Judy Hammond Larry Hardesty Penny Harper Charles Hartenstem Gordon Havward Van Henmng Robert H111 R1ck H111 Pat H1nton Barbara Hodous Eleanor Hoffman Jean Homrlghausen Ruth Hookey . , Q4 .1 1 ,- it . 'll I 1' 1 ' 0 .Q . - 1 yy 1 9 .1 ,, , 1 w ,Q Q . l I V V' L' S. 1:-4 ft- 'A . KAY 1 ' Q vrnl p . . saw '- . 6. ,, , - - Q -I ' ' m W , -, L-n .f , - t 1 5 f' f' ' fr - . ' vt, N .. tr.. 1 V ,g -- N f 4' ' I , GQ' .- i ,r 1 vw 'V l dv' ' . , X . 1 ' AL ,f Q- ' We A 1 s Q N! K L ,',5 ' g. 1- 1' I V Q gs.. ' :Q ' -. . 7' 1 - ' ' Ken Goodrich -LW Q . sf M H N '- L A. - L f ' ' X ' 1 I, XM- ' - , ' ,, I Sy - . ' .7 J ..: 1' 1 K' L. y JL in Q ki' I 'R a , :L 1 .4 Gifs sv . dz ' ' ' ' S- ,Q ' K- , ,J ft' . 1 'f - A 5 in ' nl I . A . . 1,514 . 1 F 1 5 dd V 1 . 1 L ' ' G tt' J N I fx K G' A .,, , if 1 Ma YZ. 3 R1chard Kaufman Barbara Kesslck M1ke K1enzle W1lma K1ntyhtt Jack Kirby Karen K1rkbr1de Barbara Kllem Barbara Klme Yvonne Kllngensmnh J err1 Koher Dave Kosht Sh1rley Krause Paul Krueger Denn1s Lackney B111 Lamxelle Art Langley Lmda LaRocco Sandra Lawrence Davld Lee Larry Leno Gary Lew1s Nancy Levus Sandra Lewls Ralph Llghtfoot Katherme L1ndamood Karen Llewellyn Lmda Lyke Larry MacKenz1e Shannon Mackler Dave Mallett fs if Ar ',., ax, Btn' 'D' 99,4-. 'V- I ani Sandra Hoopmgarner Ronme Hoops Roy Hoops Lmda Hoover Lmn Householder Deadrea Hudson Carol Hughes Sally Hulbert Mary Lou Humes Mary Irwm Sandra Jacobson Barbara James Luella Johnson Mary Kay Johnson Pete Johnston Lmda Jones LOIS Jordon Sharon Judy 'us Biff 15... 6 MW 20's ir in-1 of s.,,- L ...L 0 f S C., 1 4, ,, ,, . u V TH, , , , f . dd 7 1 J 2, 'df V L ij a J gl s lr. 1,5 W j - 3. , ' i v 1 ' ., 1 fn f 7 -L sv ' , K x I l x +L V - ,V Q , A ' ' 1 M 4 . Q if 4. if A iv 1- . , hp H , ,Q I , xjiwlll I I A K gf , Q . 5 , ' . r. ' 1 S J Z' . . L A A 'A I' : 4 A' - l U ' - L xr f an yt X N ' l I . . 'M ,. , Y 'ab ,f QQ A 4 V 6, ' li ' ,,,. 12 '. 'L an , ' I Q Y y y ' ' j . ' q K.:. Q .JG V K Y ,uhh , Ax I A D if S , - an so wg, 4 N y J N y we was 1. lm.. A an . 1 ag' 1 M, 1' ,f .5 b G A 'Q 3 A . A, ag , I A , , 1 I A m Ar - A ' Y af- , . ,e V . my 1 K, Q 1 ' Ag :L H: - ff A J L J, an 5' A L., R' 1 I X -. 1. LQ 'dir 5- L fg J J l'- if? 7 L ' 1' M arf- 48 Cynthia Mamaux Philip Marker Jimmie Marks Jim Martin Jim Mason Gary McAtee Charles McClellan Marlene McClintock Don Mast Mike McCoy Susan McCoy Randall McFadden Barbara Mclnally Joan McKain Chuck McKelley Darlene McMasters Marie McQuaid Maureen Mentges Mike Merriman Becky Mija Brenda Miller Charlotte Miller Zane Miller Ernest Morris Dick Morrow Pete Mortozi Linda Mottice Ronald Mudery Joanne Muntean Judy Murphy The Annual Staff sponsored a Christmas Dance, the Holly Hop d '-4 I fy -gi, Wi? V 1 'bm .T f .., . ..xA We ge.. 25-4 sl L Q 44 4-. XAX 5 , 'Z' 3. 3, 'L' .Q JL J, , M 7, 4 , M Y ' ' ,AL ig jg S A , 9 , , - J ,it ':. f 'Z s.. ff so I - L I ' CL-4 y 34' J -ff x. , 5 - 4 3 10. f at C, ' .H -Q , '.. Y Y .y' L A L sf ' - Q - P- Q! 'lv' Lf -:' fx vt- ' 'sf 'J 7 49 Beautiful girls provided entertainment for the Hawaiian Holiday . Ann Myer Lynda Neal Charles Nicholson Carol Noble Phyllis Ochsenfeld Marilyn Ochsenfeld Uniit Okan Tom Oleyar Bonnie Oyler Marcia Palmer Darlene Palonibo Paul Panagopoulos Ronald Pelger Jerry Perdue Fred Peters Ronald Priest Gary Procario Dave Prosser Ralph Pyle Judy Reigle Judy Reinard Bob Reiner Chales Riegler Ina Riley Daniel Rocovits Karol Rogers Karen Ronk Eugene Roshong Judy Roshong Ann Russ SUCCESS G, . A ' 0 ' - 3- wm - ' L 1 A , fs L 1. A :J I 3411 - , , . L- 1 Q r 5, .P ,-Ln: ,ef - . a , way! if L. 12 x S S ,mf i '21 q,, in 'UD -A K F .11 QTL S X F- 5 S 4, f S P f If A. is X ' ,LY 2111 5. 4' h A 1 1 S ',, Qi z. -' . I ' 4 , vs, . .Va , ' H fi ' A ' if an , . G0 I 45 .1 ri- J:-f ii' 5: wr,--ef ' -- X' A R 50 f j as , 'Q' v v E 5 G.. L ,, , e' H - -f I A1 6 Q1 gy 9 f-iff - .? :nf tr l - Q Qi ll g W' ,CV 5 Q x,, 'fr-. Y, 2 6 S S M S. 0 ul G 3, 'Q an v. ,, 5' l my '45- A , - C 2 -V M y. ., ,L , f ' 1 ,Av . e Nkx If U -',,'-si Q , Q ig. F 0' t - v I t r -.- X lar r H r 3 6 5' Q An, a. ' 3 c :sl t, S. 1. I C, - Q . , , 'X kk I L X X I It S Jill Russell Frank Ryder Marcia Sakel Denny Sanders Margaret Sanford Bonnie Schreffler Larry Schreffler Jim Schumacher Albert Schweitzer Gilbert Schwitzgebel John Scott Sheila Scott David Sedlock Carol Sereychas Glenda Shaffer Harry Sharrock Jim Shepherd Ann Shevlin Connie Shryock Judy Sieher Carole Simms Yvonna Simpson Carl Slackford Ralph Slagle Chuck Slayman Carson Smith Dan Smith Hurshel Smith Jack Smith Cathie Snyder Don Wendel and Connie Shyrob enjoy an evening at home. Jim Snyder Pam Snyder Sonya Snyder Bob Sparks Karen Spear Blair Starkey Sandy Stearns Ne1lSteckley Dave Stemmetz Zola Stltt Lynn Suthu land Carol Sw1ck Davxd Taylor Phyll1s Thomas W1l11am Thomas Nancy Thompson Dwlght Tschantz Lynda Tuller Sue Umstead R is 'haf . bv 'Cb M x ,bt QQ. KP ,lg V , at Q ,,.- I. WL .A D9 ,Y 'ur HRD ,l ,a if cn. Q. ,,, but vy- N.: WCDRK WA BALANCED an- 'Wa 6 4- 'Ks-.f ,W 52 1- ox ff,-r 1 no Gale Urda Howard VanHorn Larry Vogt Frederlck Wade Don Wagner Karen Walter B111 Watt Carole West Jack Whltaker Margaret WISP Tom W1lhelm Lmda Wlll1amS Rlchard W1ll1amS Jetta W1lson Larry W1lson Ralph Wolfe Karln Wunderllch Terry Wymer Steve Yannone Dan Yoder Jerry Young Sonny Joungo Gerr1e Zerby . r ' ,V , f 7 A h ' y T A. Q - . , ' 'Q . , ' P f ' ' Q --f 11 Y L , K QQ. K 5 S at 4 b ' W S cf y -7 I . 'S - ' I '53 lf 1' A' . n . . ' '. . ' on 'g M' xx - ' W, f . Q l fs xr hV'1, 2. K I 4' , is Z, X f 'Xu V., 3 V, , A . f ' ' uf' .Y ly az, L s V r l I N A - - M S ig R a I 1 V V Q ,Q Don Wendel ' g f . 5 fi fl t V 4 ' ,if ,7L, 4 A l krum Y v l ' riff ws st- ,L ., V. 1- . . 1 , is m ll f ,, 4 V gf ' ' ' J um 1' . . . . ' , qt Q C' 3 . X A ,I ' W T 71 M' I 1 , , Q it f- Q 'il' -3' . . t T A .. A ,S . P 'Q 3 - . 'N V ' ' fi W ix I T 2 of 5 ,gil f M . li rr i.l1,,Ll3L4.. 1- '1tV'1'4 ,fv- 'S L- L '5 . if f. . , , ig . , 4 A 1 ,, , 1 .-2 -5' -f,,, .-.lf , f. ls ' lk' ' 5,1 'ATQ Ki -f L , I VJ P 1 r Q ' I ff f, I ., . ,. , 'f ff 'rf I ' 1, A ffew, ,ff t I U M ' it 0 , ff 1 4? - l 7 'O 75 4- ,, N ibn 0 S7 ' Hr 0 Q .-af' V FRESHMEN 4 ln spite of being a little confused by new teachers, new sub- ' jects, and crowded halls full of new students. we felt quite proud to be Freshmen. Even though others called us Freshie . we were still part of something we had looked forward to for some time. We were in high school. We took active part in many of the extra-curricular activities along with digging hard into our studies. The eager prospect of the future we had felt in the past made us the responsive. intense students of today. Guiding us through our first year at Lincoln were ll. to r.j Robert Henning, President: Robert Kettering, Vice-President' Linda Richards, Secretary: and Jackie Chappelear, Treasurer fp S4 Q3-,. . u-Q E n ' 4 rv mf' a,:.ffy-1 5 'vw We OFFICERS WERE STRO Robert Beebe David Behm Don Behm Margaret Bendure Charles Benfield Stephanie Bennett Barb Billings Mark Bishman Gordon Black Doug Boggs John Bolek Ethel Bowling Patricia Bowling Jim Bowman Pam Bowman Walt Brakebill Bill Bremer Karen Brooker Suzanne Brooks Barbara Broucker Lynda Brown Mary Brown Judy Buckner Robert Bucy Bob Burch Florence Burkey Chuck Butler Jo Carol Capaldi Dick Capper Harold Careway Y GLE Q Terrie Addington Jerry Aldridge Patty Allen Judy Altimore Elsie Anderson Juanita Andreotto Joe Anthony De1dre Antony Annette Appelbaum George Bachus George Baker Geraldine Baker Maxine Bamberger Jim Barnhlll Bob Barton David Bax ery Karen Baxter Leona Beck DERS ? 5.1 X wif -ad W6-'G A N4 .-I 'WSW 55 r' L. 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V: 'J' ' ' Q-L- Qu .ix -L 5,1 , ' Freshmen supported the student council's Christmas project by bringing in Terry Carpenter Harry Carroll Roger Cashner Sandy Casper Vickie Cotopolis Beck Ceccardi Jackie Chappelear Nick Christ Diane Clunk Terry Clarke Edwin Clemens Tom Clemens Murval Corey Artemis Cotopolis Eugene Criswell Patricia Croxton Wayne Dailey Darlene Dalpra Stanley Datko Delbert Deardorf John Denayer Ron DePasquale Ann DeSantis Carol DiSimone Don Diveley Arthur Donaldson Leonardo D'onofrio Eileen Dougherty Harriet Douglas Gary Dressler Marlene Dureska Delores Dutrow Ben Eckels Eunice Eller John Eller Tim Ellington food and clothes. i' ob is ,.--.. 2 L Y' 5 'i Beverly Gross Gayle Gusky Karen Hadhavny 'P' Rosemary Hadbavny Nancy Hahn Karen Hammond Karen Hannahs Lmda Hard1e B111 Hardmg , Sandy Harms Beverly Hartenstmn Pat Hartzell Tom Hartzell Jack Hatfleld Shlrley Henderhan T1m Hemzeroth Bob Henmng Gatha H11debrand Sandy Hllgert Mlke H111 B111 Hoopxngarner Gayle Hodel Romona Hoffman Lemta Holcomb 1.4 .J g-r Ht 'fn- vhs in? -i vu... wwf l ? s FRESHMEN pe Q07 1 -5 in YS-v x. 3 x MW lx Judy E111ott Martha E111s Elena Esway Pam Fhckmger Pat Fllckmger John Foraker Roger Fout Marxlyn Fowler Chester Fox Glenna Freeman Gary Gadd Matt Gawlak John G1bSOH Karen Glass Davxd Glenn Lmda Goddard B111 Gongloff Lmda Gossett Beverly Grav11a Jack Greene Betsy Gre1ner Donna Gr1ff1n Mary Gr1ff1n Sheron Gr1ff1n ,fb Q 'N Q- Ill .4 if A A 6- 2, jx ' 4' as ' A U ? , U 'C' ,,- V mi. 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Bob Ludwig Carol Lutz Louis Lux George Lyras Robin Malernee Diane MHDHUS Judy Marginean Carol Marmie Charles Martin Clifford May Gail Mayko Kathleen McAlinden Vernon McCauley Larry McDougal Pat McElwain Sherri McElwain Barbara McGaha Bill MCGeorge John McIntosh Janice McNeeley Tom Medley Dennis Meeks Karen Melvin Cynthia Mercer Bob Messer Denny Miller Linda Miller Rick Miller Robert Mingus Gretchen Mitchell Mike Moorhead Teresa Morris Fred Mowry Darrell Murphy Martha Murray George Nastoff Clara Neal Joe Neale Nina Nikishin Marsha Nixon Stephen Noltie Bob Norch Harry Noussias John Novak Anthony Olivieri Linda Osborne Ray Pasquali Rebecca Parrish Lucy Pavona Donald Pelger Connie Phelps Bill Phelps Ron Pleis Frances Pope Floyd Postlethwait Nancy Potter John Purney Lurene Reed Bruce Reiger Mike Reigle Tom Rex Dick Rhine Linda Richards Linda Riffle Barry Rinehart Mike Rinehart Dave Ritz Jim Roach Donald Roark Carole Robb Dorothy Robbins Pete Robinson 'Q 4! W 6 i V -fp ,A iw ' V 3 A.. Q ,Vik 1 tv V 65: I M ,,,, ,-.1 .A A . a . XX 'HW -w-ty za - W 1 W 'TV '::. P '- 26. ' in L. 4 N W . . ,:qV,wM,Q 5 H 1-x but 'Il' G' ii if 3 J, X 1 4- f' Y is ,Q fix s for -1' 7 ' 1 A V 'kg ' 73 Q . ir? ff C .W AA - I J 'A ' L , , ' , 4, ' , . , Q' 'R Q 1' ,P .Q .1 Q sy ' ' I gf- , a. V -577 Aan 6, E, 1, N 1. 2 .Q i 3 e le if t ' , ' 'Q 'D . Agl,,,- ,. is ' ' ,, ' V T i, . X ' U , A Patty Allen, Bonnie Thompson, Judy Leonard, and Katherine McAlinden learn the practical and enjoyable skill of sewing. 'ff C X 1, -..,..w Mr' .ill-.. Sam Robmson Sally Roden Dxanne Rose Gary Ross Phxlrp Rossettl Sandra Roudebush Glorla Roush Ray Russ Susan Russell Don Sanders Rosemary Sanderson Carol Savage Sharyn Schaffer Joyce Schehl Paul Schultz Jlm Scott B111 Scrlmo Charlotte Seckler Don Selway B111 Sexauer Larry Sh1pley Bob Shxssler Janet S1bert Q., 'F Q ip- o i un. ... w Q Q K 'Wig if Jg 'i- WW!! Q! X' 4..- s.. Q fa 43-lc ' Q... Q-ur hi, Us i XY' FRECHME WNW' 4 Tom Slgnorell Randall S1mon Dessa Sxmpson Roger Skapura Danny Srmth Mlke Sm1th Cheryl Sneary Todd Snellenberger Allen Snyder Donald Snyder Terry Sponseller Ray Sprankle Tom Staggers Sylvra Stamm Carolyn Stauffer la Elayne Stebler bf Jrm Stefanclch Erxka Stemke Dlanne Strola Gary Suter Edrth Thomas Wayne Thomas fhnic 5 79 4' 'F A. Bonnle Thompson Conme Thompson 'Nb A ' LJ'-'N . T x 6 as I, X ii ' , 5 . . . ,tl 1 ' 1' A X ' 1 .4 I le. , I Q tl F Q 4 'C' ' - Q , x 1 4 fl ' x X ' s. N T ar .Q tv ggi' ' W' sw-', , , ,z ,,kr WI A VKNXL X v X U XR ,f Q I Jerry Setty ' . ,, M V be k L. K .4 I I N 1. ' l , ' 'R G ' , ' V A ' I. 7- ' I Q- K 5 W wi in jr f , k , L my Q V LW , la V-1' J S . .. Lx A K .a....'- . , L' Q Z , f i . . 1 ' 4 4- 1: L. t- . .. y A- --- +V , N ' at - , 'l , ,TT . . ,v f . , , - 44 L HL K A 4 Le 9' K' ' ' j S' 9' n.. . yy Q3 A R-ff 4 T xl .A T X. ' L , W. .' . J R .2 A i 4- kv l h 8, f . . . . sv A' .,.'.fT nf' 1 AA VS' A ff I W 61 A ' 1 'S 'N 3, , vt, 'rr- , x, fi ci - r Q. Q , 1 - 4 Q , ' 4 I I, 4 ,.1 be , iv, I 'I A 'N on Q L 1. . E.: ' 'L-,I ' ' Gu- 5 at . K2 LIL A 'av vb .rw n F, , 1 Q tc: av V iff 1 ' at T -- E .un 4 vu' it 1 wb f I ' L L . l Xt R 'A 'Tilly Wt? , 4 5 D ll., A wx in Q. 'A vf 5 gl -W . Y ' N 0. . t? I L ' fu u. 1K The breaking Patty Tidweu Mary Timberlake Terri Titta Bob Tomczak Terry Tressell Judy Tsomides Christ Vagotis Joe VanNostran Terrie Vogt Gary Wade David Wagner Victoria Waidman Nancy Walker Ray Walsh Bob Wartman Terry Wearstler Lawrence Weidman Bill Welman Dennis Westhoefer Francis Whaley Jim White Trudie White Pat Williams David Wilson Jim Wilson Janet Wise Kaye Wright Sandra Wymer Connie Yanok Louis Zorbas of the Pinata is a Christmas tradition in the Spanish classes at Lincoln. 'ln 'w f ,,, 41 1 naff-,Q ? f 3 f s Q v 1' - ,.., ' X V Q U lv 15 all S X H 2X 'Z ,aff . ,Y If wr, X I N Miss Lionian - ROBYN LUDWIG Lincoln High School honored for the first time the senior girl with the qualifications of high scholastic activities and services rendered to the school. The faculty chose the top five students and then the student body voted for its choice. We proudly present Miss Lionian for 1960, Robyn Ludwig. Among her many activities Robyn is president of Girls' Leaders, layout editor for the yearbook, and a member of Student Council. She was president of her Junior class and a cheerleader her sophomore and junior years. Robyn qualified for the National Honor Society her Junior year. She is now treasurer of Alexis League. Robyn is interested in sports, especially in swimming and basketball. Well liked by all teachers and students, she is truly an outstanding student. 66 Q f 'W v if? - , i Q. V 3 - -.pref 525.124 r .yy,4 A 6 ' W ,a in M if I Q4 ,, js N ,ifwf . 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Q . .Q .4 f in Q, ff , 9 if Q 'gl 5 W Q9 f W,,il5232, W 3, 2 J fi' ,, -sn e-my .F I. 5 f 1 3' ,, n -Q 3ft ?Q: I E' ,:+ Y vgfgw? I x The cafeteria is in mass CUIlfL1SiOIltl10 hrs! day! FIR T DAYS ARE HECTIC! Freshmen parents learn our rules and traditifms at Parents' Night. B. A E 25 Q gm '61 Q x 1 in 'x , X W' . A ,X M Q 1 . x 5 n A I 5- v it 'K fu ., -af 'WH V , Q, Q? , 'P ' -W 'X ,I x, M N43 if z 3 1 5 T t -' -vm. 3 . J A Q 15? , 29' Y Y 'Y 1 ' , 1 g iw RW nh H E, Vi: kik TF Vqxjiuh, I A W --b- A 4 ,..2 1 f K 4 f i Ai M, , r JV -, fy 'K V . ., vaguhl. 4 ' 'V ,.f A , 5, : . W QS- . fe -X . A :g gi u ' . S.. ,,V- X ,www A Lv. t .L , E Z Tlx' 0 ' I L 345 KA . X A F Wg M-.1 'z 3 2 ey N M Q- . 'mv 1 I cnsu -.nd A '1-- . A 'v 42 - ' 1 flu: sw g L .' VY J bg. 3 ' W ,af 3 Q A- ia 5 6 2 - . ' -A Y ,--'g . Y ar ,'., ,,. A 5 1 .y 1 n v '1'l W ,Q x 4 1 . ' ai Ax 2, tv Q Ks FOOTBALL COURT F l96O ootball Queen Barbara B111mgs Freshman Attendant Luella Johnson Sophomore At TZEL tendant Carol Lawson J un lor Attendant Penn Gnmm Semor Attendant Lmda Wetzel F LINDA WE Y , Mi? Wax. A A O l , , I , - I 1 Q Barbara Billings Carol Lawson Luella Johnson Penny Grimm Y . 55 wi 'H. L . J. Y , Ns? ' x W sun ,I A 0.1 1 .V H4 ? . f Q, . TR 4 'Q 5 .. LA 1. V l f 5 . 3 QV il I' 1 s W 3 ..,,,f a x ' 'Z' F ! -S 1 P Qt QI Q- ln! S 4'- Ml , f, ,-5 LI cut!!! ll BBL l ,Z IIl1Ill'4 IIS ILIL Mfrs In If 1- lll'gLlI1ll'. Thv 11-um Q:1thc'1's ZiI'llLlIlCi Cmmvzm Nuwhnm Ik 1' lust 1. 2 Ji ' Thi- C'I1l't'I'1C'8fil rs discuss a uc vc ChL'l'I'. E , ,Qgaigivh A. A - 1 l -:KO 1' , DEANNE FITZPATRICK BASKETBALL COURT F i960 Dearme Fltzpatrick, B a sk etb all Qu e e n , Vlch Cotopohs, Freshman Attendant Darlene Palombo Sophomore Attendant, Carol Richards, Jumor Atten dant Dxana Sm1th, Senior Attendant 1'-fn. uw wb Q Vicki Cotopolis Darlene Palombo Diana Smith Carol Richards 79 Q Q 'inf Dolores Glover, Trenton Jones, Kathy Hammond. and Ethel Thompson display the stainless steel cookie sheets the Jarsco company manufactured at the Trade Fair. ACTIVITIE EGR OUR LEISURE TIME Photographer Bill Watt focuses the camera on fl. to r.J Ron Siers, Linda Lacy, and Penny Grimm Dave Florian. Joan Lab, and Linda Wetzel stop for refreshments as Class Editor Karen Massie supervises a pic- after the game. ture for the annual. 'Q H, Q i '- 1 I we-I gl rgpf ' .vp- fx Q4 Nmwwlhnnifncw .-g-?1q.-- -1 x-.-an-aLl... .f- ' l Annuals and annual signing will bring back mem Erika Steinke and Cheryl Sneary orles in years to come. cleaning As Spring arrives, a change comes over Lincoln. Spirits are high and stu- dents buckle down for the last stretch of school. It is during the Spring that members are elected to National Honor, Alexis and Linion League. The big social event of the Spring, the Junior-Senior Prom, is one of the most important activities of the year. The Prom, for juniors, is a new ex- perience, and the seniors realize that their high school days are drawing to a close. Alook into the choir room will find the choir members working hard for the annual Fiesta . During the last days the halls seem empty without the Seniors who have left classes for the last time. Class night, Baccalaureate, and, finally, Commencem ent climax the Seniors' high school career. in w if - le A 4.9'fZ2'z5i'f52i f-f JIPW if ff i 1: N A 2 1igg,,ggP. ' vl Qlfi-3253 ., 4, ., A ff E1 ff e.?4'1fX . ,if-fz'f 1?r:v5' 1-..:,, 52-um I V ' vit, VA, I ,, U ,' , , r?g',j.Q,gf5!, KM? Q 'v , N' 'Me is v fp an 'S' 'J my R, 411' eg sz, E Q'-v AJ ix K Qiff' 5 Xiiwfvgmm , Y? E W , ,, in ge fi iw ? 9 -ur ,,,,. 4? Q, J, 5 . ,vi if E . -grtv-1' -f ' ,W p . .- - , - . , ,, z , 1 ,. 1 .. . - f- T 2 'f 'F ' - .- . Q A u . Q , 'L ' ' 1' Y '21, ,,...,, , A , ' 4- .. - m,,f, ....,,,. kwa f A fi ' JOHN NIEDERHA US ER Superintendent EMMET RILEY HALBERT WHITE Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATIO Board of Education. L. to r.: Sanford Lazarus, Mary Wright, Merlin Schneider, Virgil Hinton, Wilbur Billings, William English. :ww , 'QW - HELEN GATCHEL Dean of Girls A.B., Ohio Wesleyan U. M.S., Syracuse U. ROBERT MENARCHECK Dean of Boys Civics, Speech, Debate Baseball Coach B.S., Calif. State Teachers' College M. Ed.. U. of West Va. GLEN DIERINGER Asst. Dean of Boys Driver Training Rifle Club Sophomore Class Advisor B.S., Ohio U. VJ 'W-In.. WILLLAM WOLFARTH Principal CHARLES ANDREWS Vice-Principal LENA PFALZGRAF MARTHA RHODES Secretarv Secretary ADMINISTERI G GOOD COUNSEL MARGARET AT CHISON A B Geneva College B S ln L S C01UI'llb13. U Drexel Instltute of Technology new offlce 88 Mr Andrews en1oys the prwacy of h1s 'a ,, ff I I , ' ' ,Q Librarian My 3 A i t e - a F. . Qi ,L 5 i . RICHARD BAMBERGER A. JERD BAYLESS ELIZABETH BOLSTER General Science Instrumental Music English III, Draxnatics Senior Science Music Literature Wig and Masque Club Asst. Football Coach B.S., Ohio State U. A.B.. Western College Intramural Director fOr WOUTQII Denison U. B.S., Kent State U. O ALL GEORGE BROTHERS LEE CHERRY Chemistry Plane Geometry, Chess Cl'-lb Sociology, Family Wrestling Coach Living B.S., Ohio State U. B.S., Ohio Wesleyan U. Miss Atchison helps Tony Olivieri select a book. 59 1- - T' RUTH COGAN Music Theory Vocal Music A Cappella Choir B. Music, Otterbein College Westminster Choir College GORDON DUNBAR Mechanical Drawing Shop Math B.S., Bowling Green State U. l LEE CONNOR Mechanical Drawing Wrestling Coach Annual Business Staff B.S., Kent State U. fi NANCY EBERLE Physics, Plane Geometry A.B., Oberlin College N ' 1 1 5 OLIVER DAVIS World History Asst. Football and Basketball Coach B. S., Ohio State U. BUILDER CHARLES FORREST Commerce and Industry Faculty and Equipment Manager of Athletics B.A., Cornell U. M.A., Kent State U. U. of Michigan Mount Union College Mr. Greenham makes French III a fascinating subject. .guy MAXINE FRANCIS Home Economics Beginner's Staff Aides Junior Class Advisor Ohio U., Miami U. State Life Certificate 'Ifaf ..f f F DEMOCRACY CARLTON GOWDY General Business, Bookkeeping National Honor Society Advisor B.S., Bliss College M.E., Kent State U. Qi DONALD GREENHAM French, English B.A., M.A., U. of Wisconsin -4-af Everyone listens as Mrs. Eberle explains how to use the scale. MIRIAM GRIMES English Junior Class Advisor A.B., Hiram College M.A., New York U. Stanford U., U. of Calif. EUNICE GRUBER English Radio Broadcasting B.S., Western Reserve U. -7.2! 17' 13, 9 I iff!! it-4-3 ROBERT HEESTAND Blology Physmlogy and Anatomy F N A Hexdelberg College B S Kent State U WILLIAM HOTHEM C1v1cs AIl1EI'1C3.l'l H1st0ry World Hlstory Asst Football Coach B S Kent State U 1 l DEDICATED TO A MABEL HICKMAN LEON HILDEBRAND Algebra Amerlcan and Modern B S Kent State U H1story J H JONES Algebra General Math Semor Class Advlsor A B Wooster College Student Councll A B , Westmmster College CHARLES KEGLEY C1v1cs Soclology Freshman Football Coach B S M Ed Kent State U ARABELLA HOPKINS Algebra So11d Geometry Trxgonometry B S M A Oh1o State U LESTER KETTERING Physlcal Educatlon Health Boys Leaders Kent State U State Lxfe Cert1f1cate .1 ' . af, 'Wi'11 1 . ,Eg g . ,Yi V, ,Vt , , ,V , I -ff , ' ' ' If 1: ' , x I , get-W'z f if s , I .Y A x A 1 H , 1 - 2 1, 3 7 Y . ., . , , . . . ., . ., . ., . . . , 7 9 r , . . . , Y . ., . . ., . ., . ., . , he .3 . , N, m ,. 'nfl 'S' , ' 92 LIFETIME OF SERVICE ANDREW KRISTY Stenography Typmg B S M Ed PlttSbl1I'g U CHARLES LUX Drlver Educatlon Drlver Tralnmg Rlfle Club B S Kent State U M A New York U Mxss I-hckman explams a problem to her algebra class I-r' 455, EMILY KURTZ Engllsh OLGA LENZ GEORGE LUTHER Spamsh Amerrcan Hxstory Sophomore Class Adv1sor F T A Asst Football Coach B A Wooster College Freshman Class Adv1sor Freshman Basketball Coach M A U ofW1scons1n A B Oh1o Wesleyan U Baseball Coach B S Wxttenburg College M A Kent State U 9: . I A W - I. WW . , .J 4 - . ,,, A 'X x y' . ,342 , ',- , . , . . . ., . ., . ., I . ., . ., - . ., , . ., . yy ,R I I BETTY JOYE MARTIN English, Public Speaking A.B. Muskingum College A555 Mr. Davis is kept busy 'W N MWW- teachingworld History. 'W'-Q-an-.+,Awm..,, ,,,,V,.NWw ,VM EVA MEDVED NORMA MURPHY JOHN NETHERO KENNETH NEWLON Home Economics Spanish, English Business English, Math, Basketball Coach Staff Aides Senior Class Advisor Business Law Track Coach Freshman Class Advisor B.A., Muskingum College B.S., Kent State U. B.A., Fairmont State B.S., Kent State U. M.A., Ohio State U. College M.S., Ohio State U. M.S., U. of West Va. READY, WILLI G, A 9? '44-CV' .-I Jn- 1'E',,1 if JOSEPH OVERHOLT German B S Kent State U MALVERN RANDELS Mechan1ca1 Drawmg Treasurer Stage Mgr Student Booster Club B S , Kent State U M A , Ohxo State U ARTHUR PARDEE Health Football Coach Track Coach Bowllng Green Stat B S Kent State U VEDA RENSCH Typmg Bl1ss College Bowlmg Green State U State L1fe Cert1f1cate BLE TO HELP KATHLEEN PRETTY Phys cal Educatlon Health G1rls Leaders Freshman Class Advxsor B S Oh1O U rf KN! BEATRICEI RUFF Art Jumor Red Cross Com Club Cleveland Inst1tute of Art State Lxfe Certlflcate ESTHER PUTERBAUGH Engllsh Assembly Commxttee B A Muskxngum College LESTER SCHERFF Shop Math General Shop Soclal Sc1ence Bowlmg Green State U Kent State U , Carnegle Tech State Lxfe Certlflcate ', , hal J Q ' X.. at + A T X -A c u 1, w . ' , l . ' e U. . ' y . ., . . ., . mfr-, T M ' K-9 1 4 A 6-mp W ' NA . ,V L t , A ax 7 gf A T' ,A.' A Wx di-A H ' T A lf A 1 . i I . . . y . s , . 95 MARIAN STONE Enghsh Latm Stamp Club Adv1sor A B Mount Umon College U of Chlcago -X. PAUL SHAFER Bookkeepmg B S Bowlmg Green State U M A U of Mlch VIRGLE THOMPSON Machme Shop General Shop II B X Eastern Illlnols State U M A Oh1o State U BETTY RUTH VERBECK PEARL STA UDT Engllsh Lat1n Sophomore Class Adv1sor A B Trmlty College A M Western Reserve U GEORGE TSARWHAS E1ectr1c Shop General Shop Rlfle Club Advlsor B S M E Kent State ROBERT STEVENS Bxology Audlo V1sua1Adv1sor B S M S Bowlmg Green State U U of Wmsc Oh1o Stat Enghsh WA LT ER ZUBER Annual Staff Semor Class Advlsor B A B S Bowllng Green State U M Ed Kent State U lu. 96 ROBERT WILLIAMS General Shop Wood Shop B S Kent State .Q Q-z--vi Enghsh Journahsm Echo Staff A B Mlaml U 6 M S U of Notre Dame L to r Verna Fxsher Bess1eM1sk1m1ns Manager Thelma Moomaw Zella Roshong Ethel Bourqum ITHFUL T L L tor Herbert Harsh Robert Burse Charles Zehnder Clayton Lxber Mxchael Trbonch Raymond Borom Head custod1an Walter Srmth --, , 9- 97 S ' S Nwsdf xg q vNl X. 504' 'fb' N Fo 'wi N rw' if f. vm . wa 4 YW we VARSIT OOTBALL X f? t s 5-15 'vin .7 'Q :- 'V iw L -5. lu 2 Q 9' , A ' Q' ', ' ggdfx-9. xi. , Q ,g gn Q Q , M Q 4-5 11,5 . . 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X , 1' ' b- Q. . 5 .9 x' , i ff I f 'Q Q, Bob Leidncr w U fx' 1 5 , 69? , 'Ei' w', .V f 'T Q v N N X fi Q 4 x 1 R' 1 0 xv x I V B Q19 5 Ch' A 5 ,. - 5 ' :g,,Jg,:, fa .,..... ii f ,,,, A, A 1 5 'Jw -'. .5 vj Vx. . - v N -x 'h If '. -iw, 5-4- nt N 3' ' I K z 3 it xy! Z l g 4 ' F 'xx x N N I ll -it n KX Skip Cronin holds on for a gain against McKinley. In their last game against the Massillon Tigers, the Lions were never in the game as the powerful state champions ran roughshod over the Lions. The Tigers completely dominated the game as they consistently threw Lion ball- carriers for huge losses. The Lions could gain only 89 net yards rushing and 74 yards passing as quarterback Phil Billings hit on five out of ten passes. Joe Sirgo, the Lion's hard-running halfback, was injured in the game and never did regain his fine pre-season form as injuries hobbled him throughout the season. Against the Cuyahoga Falls Black Tigers, the Lions played their best defensive game of the season as they battled the Tigers on even terms for most of the game. The first half ended in a scoreless deadlock, but when the second half started, the larger Cuyahoga gridders began to wear down the predominately smaller Lions. Cuyahoga's only touchdown came on a pass which was just out of reach of a Lincoln player. The Lions c 0 u l d not put together anything resem- bling a sustained drive as their deepest pen- etration was to the Cuyahoga 49. '60 IN DET IL The 1959 edition of the Lincoln Lions, under new head coach Art Pardee, opened their sea- son with a fine showing in the annual Canton Preview, although the Lions tied Lehman 0-0 and lost to Timken 6-0. The Lions were typical of past Lincoln teams as they combined crisp tackling with plenty of team spirit to put on a fine show for the 2,500 fans present. The Lions opened their 1959 grid campaign against a veteran and strong Akron Garfield eleven. The Lions did a good job of holding Garfield for the first half, but in the second half Garfield scored twice to give them a 26-6 vic- tory. The Lions' only touchdown was scored when quarterback Phil Billings went ten yards on an option play. Cronin and Billings bring clown the ballcarrier. Tom Wilson gets set for the tackle. The Lions dropped their fourth straight game to the Barberton Magics largely because of their inability to hold on to the pigskin. The Lions fumbled ten times and lost possession of the ball on five occasions. They pushed their way inside the Magic 20 yard line five times and inside the ten twice. However, each time, a fumble stopped the threat. Against an inconsistent McKinley Bulldog attack, the fighting Lions gave it all they had and nearly came away with an upset victory. Although the Lions went to their fifth straight defeat, the game was not decided until the final moments, when McKinley scored their final touchdown. The Lion's two touchdowns were scored by halfback Skip Cronin on a 31 yard pass from quarterback Phil Billings and on a 38 yard pass from fullback John Andreadis to halfback Doug Wilson. Andreadis and Cronin were outstanding in defeat. The Lions traveled to New Philadelphia for their sixth game and the Quakers proved them- selves poor hosts as they defeated the Lions 16-12. The Quakers' pair of two-point PAT's were the margin of defeat for the Lions. Lin- coln scored first when Phil Billings hit Skip Cronin witha 25 yard pass. In the third quarter, with the Quakers leading 8-6, Billings took a punt on his own 5, and scampered 95 yards for the Lions' second touchdown. It was against the Quakers that Charles Brandstetter veteran center inyured his knee again and was forced to sit out the rest of the season I Ona muddy field and in terrible playing con- ditions, the Central Catholic Crusaders turned back the Lions as they tried for their first win in seven starts. The Lions had promising touchdown drives stopped many times as again fumbles and costly mental mistakes lost them the ball game. Suffering their eighth straight defeat, the Lions were defeated by a strong Cambridge eleven. This defeat tied the school record for the most defeats in one season. The Lions could never get their offense started as Cam- bridge played a strong defensive game. At the half Cambridge had scored only one touch- downand it looked as if the Lions might spring an upset. In the second half, however, Cam- bridge scored three times to put the game out of Lincoln's reach. In their last game of the season, the Lions ran up against a good Timken Trojan eleven and for a while it looked as if an upset was in the making. At the half the Lions led 6-0 as halfback Doug Wilson, who played a fine game both offensively and defensively, slammed the final yard of a 67 yard drive. It was a different story in the second half as the Trojans scored four times to wrap up the game. V7 r Mi 9 ,fn NHQM1 fffffyjfl , V 51.3-'JZ will J I - 921- -' -,.- A , ' -v 1-24 ff - Vs. --54623 F: .,... , W '- Aff? ,AL F f-r'., gf- . 7- 'v 5,1 .of f t Q1 91 A , bs . r v u N Z iv Q A JMX K ., ' 5, 9- , Q 5, Vg 4 WA wr 'f i ' sv. a w. 'SJEZ .ff L . Tv H Q :C VARSITY SCORES Lincoln Opponent 49 Cleveland Heights . . ...... 57 57 Sebring ........ ..... 4 9 43 Massillon ...... . . . 54 52 Akron Hoban . . . . . 44 52 Jackson ..... . . . 35 46 Akron North. . . . . . 36 51 Bridgeport .... . . . 58 54 Niles ......... . . . 59 53 Central Catholic . . . . . 49 34 McKinley ...... . . . 45 65 Barberton .... . . . 41 40 North Canton . . . . . 35 46 Timken ..... . . . 66 49 Canton South . . . . . 43 56 Wooster ..... . . . 66 80 Perry ..... . . 73 45 Lehman ............. . . 48 50 Elyria ............... . . 72 Sectional Tournament 50 East Canton .......... . . 49 52 Timken .... . . 72 RESERVE SCORES Lincoln 38 Lehman . . 45 Sebring .... 60 McKinley .... 39 Akron Hoban. . . 36 Bridgeport. . . 45 Timken .... 45 Central ..... 59 Lehman ...... 62 Dover St. Joseph 40 McKinley ..... 31 North Canton . . 37 Timken ..... 51 Perry ..... 60 Central ...... 49 Canton South. . . 32 Wooster ..... 34 Perry ..... 47 Elyria. . Tom Buehler C321 scrambles for the ball in Lincoln's 50-49 victory over East Canton in the Sectional Tournament. Andreadis 1421, Wilson CSOJ, and Dickerson fl 25 observe the scramble. Opponent 33 1122126 ..31 ..34 ..17 ..28 ..6O ..44 ..69 ..31 ..32 ..33 ..28 ..46 ..36 ..41 ..30 ..62 DICKERSON BREAKS SCHOOL SCORING RECORD B111Gribble C141 and Tom Buehler 1321 try to recover the ball from Lehman's George DeVeny. In their finest game of the season, Lincoln produced the biggest upset of the season by de- feating the Central Catholic Crusaders, 53-49. The tremendous rebounding of Dave Kosht, who had recently been brought up from the reserve team, and the fine shooting of one of the best guards in Lincoln history in the person of John Dickerson, had the overflowing crowdinawild state of frenzy. The victory was, however, a combined effort of the team which fought hard for the victory. In their first intra-city game the McKinley Bulldogs defeated Lincoln by the score of 45-34 as both teamsplayedadeliberate brand of basketball. The Lions showed their power of recovery by trouncing Barberton, 65-41, and squeezing by a strong North Canton quintet, 40-35. An important factor in the two victories was the agressive all- around play of guard Doug Wilson and the scoring of forward Phil Billings who scored 13 points against Barberton. For three quarters the stubborn Lions stayed within striking distance of the most powerful bas- ketball team in the state, the Timken Trojans. In the fourth quarter, however, the Trojans broke open the game to win 66-46. The 1959-60 Lincoln Lions opened their season with a 57-49 loss at the hands of Cleveland Heights. The Lionswere paced by John Dickerson and John Andreadis with 16 and 11 points respectively. Going against one of the stronger teams in the Tri-County League, the Lions came home with a 57-49 victory over Sebring in a hard fought con- test. The powerful and highly ranked Massillon Tigers then defeated the Lions by a score of 54-43 as the Tiger'sheight advantage was just too much for the Lions to combat. In their next three games the Lions defeated the higher respected quintets of Akron Hoban, 52- 44, Jackson, 52-35, and Akron North, 46-36. The Lions were then defeated by Bridgeport, 58-51 and the powerful Niles Bulldogs, 59-54. Against Niles, the Lions put on a big fourth quarter rally that fell short. First row, 1. to r.: Ross Broom, Bob Cordea, Randy McFadden, Carl Slakford, Don Wendell, Bill Gribble. Second row: Ed Brandstetter, Bill Yoder, Tom Wilhelm, Paul Pan- agopoulos, Gary Bedleon, Bob Hill. John Andreadis t43j makesatremendous block on a McKinley player's shot in Lincoln's 45-34 defeat. Cal Compton t22j goes high in the air in an attempt to graba rebound in the 52-35 victory over Jackson. CENTRAL GAME IS SEASONS HIGHLIGHT Ascrappy and agressive Lincoln five then de- featedafavoredCanton South team by the score of 49-43. Doug Wilson held South's leading scorer to six points as well as playing a fine floor game. After leading by three points at the end of the first half, the Lions succumbed to the strong Wooster Generals, 66-56. Dickerson and Kosht led the Lions with 23 and 15 points respectively. In compiling their highest offensive score of the season. the Lions outscored a surprisingly strong Perry Panther team. Leading the way again was senior guard John Dickerson with 34 points, sophomore Bill Gribble contributed 15 points. The Lions evened their record at 9-9 as they lost to Lehman, 48-45 and powerful Elyria, 72-50. After being behind by 13 points at the half against Lehman, the Lions put on Z1 strong second half rally which fell three points shy. John Dickerson again led the Lions with 19 points. In their opening game of the tournament Lincoln met the East Canton Hornets and at the end of regulation time the score was 47-47. In the three minute overtime period, John Andreadis hit on a difficult left-handed hook shot and John Dick- erson made a foul shot as the Lions gained a hard fought victory by the score of 50-49. Going against the Timken Trojans for the sec- ond time in the season, the Lions were beaten by the same twenty point margin which had defeated them before. The Lions fought hard all the way but were no match for the everpowerful Trojans who won 72-52. Dickerson with 18 points and Andreadis with 13 points led Lincoln. The Lions ended their season with a 10-10 recordwhich is a fine record considering the fact that the team was predominately underclassmen. At times, Lincoln had three sophomores and one junior in the starting lineup, which means that Lincolnwill be a team to be watched in future years. At the annual Lincoln Basketball Banquet, April 18, at the Sachsenheim Club individual awards were presented to the following: John Dickerson, who was first team All-City and All-County, re- ceivedWHBC's Most Valuable Player trophy, Best Foul Shooter trophy, and the Highest Field Goal Percentage trophy, Doug Wilson, the Most Assists trophyg and John Andreadis, the Most Rebounds trophy. .1 ' ,'5,?'ff' 'fzitffy 2 fi , 111122. 't Ez 4' :cgi .L 5 ,- Qi' ,V . . , i1m7Wt.., gs, . ig? i , ,M x M ng- f . i 'aw-ul, ,. ,, 4, ,W .Ln X s , fx Y ' ... 'gm V1 ,. iixfififf. xvgwv Q34 at 1 if--Q1 f, fu in f, u , VKX' . up ' I u , 74, ,.a M, gv f JR ,ffl4'f? .i -A M X, QW' f, A if f 1 ff5',' , 1 1 . Ap Q O MAH ' 1 4 i ww M f W x VJ . ,P A in , i W M, 1 2, W , U'Q .n......L,. , ,,,.. ..Y.-. . .,. ,, +.,,. ,..-,- ...........L . -q----q- f , 14- .. ....-- Class A Champions. Kneeling: Tom Keller, Stew Priest, Gary Bush, Bill Griggy. Standing: Gary Brooks, Joe Dalpra, Don Price, Don Geckler, Jim Kempton. I TRAMUR 206 All-Stars The 206 All-Stars were the champs of the Class A league which is comprised of junior and senior homerooms. In their firstganc, the All-Stars won onaforfeit from room 207. In the semi-finals the All-Stars defeated the strong 304-05 team in over- time, 24-22, and in the championship game they defeated 310 by the score of 18-14. CHAMPIONS 202-O3 Falcons The 202-O3 Falcons were champs of the Class B league which is comprised of freshmen and soph- omore homerooms. The Falcons received a bye in their first game and then went on to defeat 106, 28-6, in the semi-finals. In the championship game, the Falcons defeated 110-205, 24-10, to win the championship. Class B Champions. Kneeling: Frank Bunevick, Chuck Slayman, David VanMeter. Standing: Terry Wymer, Bill Watt, Carson Smith, Ralph Wolfe. 1- . ' 7f ..r ' .W-Ypryl,-W ,. . V., ..,.... ,,, I ,J 4 , 'T I . 5 . R , John Parrish gets another hit. TIL. BASEB LL The 1959 Lincoln baseball team was the best in Lincoln's history. The Lions were ledby the fine pitchingof John Parrish and Larry Robinson. The big bats of Wilber Billings, Don Crewse, Larry McVey, and Jerry Lyke supplied the power. Coach Luther's Lions finished the season with an 11-9 record and went to the district finals before they were defeated by Barberton. One of the highlights of the season was a perfect game pitched by John Parrish against Alliance. Lin. Opp. Lin. Opp. 2 Louisville 4 4 Massillon 3 4 South 3 0 Barberton 2 2 Massillon 16 12 Lehman 2 4 Central 5 17 Jacks on 1 2 Barberton 4 TOURNA MENT 6 Timken 2 4 McKinley 2 13 Jackson 10 2 Perry 1 7 McKinley l 7 6 Glenwood 3 4 North Canton 0 7 Alliance 0 1 McKinley 2 4 Barberton 8 3 Glenwood 8 First row, l. to r.: Pete Christ, Don Crewse, Rick Smith, Larry McVey, John Parrish, Wilbur Billings. Second row: Manager Tim Petroff, Jim Hoy, Eric Viertel, Larry Robin- son, Phil Billings, Bob Ramos, Doug Wilson, Manager Dave Sposaro. Third row: Manager Lowell Bircher, Bob Leidner, Linn Householder, Larry Whitaker, Tony DiSimone, Bob Goulden, Ronnie Smith, Manager Tom Borden. X usfnf iuffnl if 'Lin intl 0 4 'iff' Jn' if I .3-14 QPT5 li First row 1 to r Jim Marks Ross Broom Steve Scott Bob H111 Pete Anderson Don Wendel Jerry Hunter Tim V011 Second row Manager Frank Dawson John Dickerson Dan English Cal Compton CapW11SOn GeorgeSa1mes Chuck Brandstetter Nick Tabellion SEASON MEETS Lin Opp Sandy Valley Lehman 2x Timken f Central Catholic McKinley North Canton Dover 43 2X 3 Glenwood ALL CITY MEET McK1n1ey 99 Timken 33 Linco n 4 1 3 Lehman 31 NORTH CANTON RELAYS Wooster 69 1 2 North Macedonia 37 Lincoln Lehman North Canton 441 2 Timken CA NTON TWILIGHT RELA YS Lincoln placed sixth in a field of 1Oteams DISTRICT MEET Lincoln placed thirteenth in a field of 24 teams. . wp 1. W, , -A J qw sf, wp xaik Q, . ' 'HUA W ,Q EQ Efww, V 1-Wvefyr 'Lies WDW . sw .X 4 2 1 , ..., I 0 0 9 I 5 , f..v,v..f.v, ,,.-- in i -f' f A 4 1,Z',,f5-5025 ,ww , QE I! m . In 's mlm 4 -,. , f f q ff 'my A nw M f '5.. X L. First row, l. to r.: Dan Rocovits, Louis Lux, Erich Viertel, Dennis Schering, Larry Lint, John Ness, John Muncer. Second rcw: Dave Elasterman, Frank Ryder, Joe Llamas, Jim Gannon, Don Rork, Terry RIFLE CLUB AND WRE TLI G Clark. Rifle Club Officers. James Harding, presidentg Judy Carl, secretary, Jerry Boone, vice-presidentg and Lynn Burleson, treasurer, go over the scores of their meet with McKinley. P Wrestling Scores Lincoln Opponent 13 Timken ....... . . Q 38 35 New Philadelphia . . . . . 18 9 North Canton . . . . . 36 14 Wooster ..... . . . 29 20 Central Catholic . . . . 30 5 McKinley. . . . . 35 15 Louisville . . . . 34 34 Rootstown . . . . 15 36 Copley ....... . . 13 24 New Philadelphia . . . 21 LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL MARCHI G BA D Edwin Bartholomew, Karen Boldt, Waid Spidell, Larry McDougal, John Eller, Patti May, Barbara Hrvatin, Sandy Lawrence, Sheila Scott, Judy Hileman, Gwen Starkey, Lynn Heinz- roth. Fourth row: Carol Savage,D9r1iSe Caron, Bob DeGiacamo, Dennis Westhoefer, Bill Cox, Barbara Hodous, Joyce Barnhart, Darrell May, Sharon Scott, Van Henning, Gilbert Bartholomew. Fifth row: Ray Polen, Fred Bausher, Bonnie Coldren, Jack Dennis, Peggy Crooke, Tom Slane, Karen Kirkbride, Linda Schladorn, Bob Carper, Bill Chismar, Dick Dencer, Harold Careway, Philip Rossetti, Frank Strebel, Gary Ready, Ed Clemens. X25 MARCHINGBAND - - The stu- dents and teachers of Lincoln have a right to be proud of our marching band. They always do an excellent job whether they are playing at a football game, a pep rally, an assembly, or at the formal Band Concert held each spring. The person whose untiring efforts result in such an excellent band is the director, A. Jerd Bayless. Mr. Bayless and the band practice many hours. They not only practice during school time, but they also practice during the summer. i Pep Band. First row, l. to r.: Jim Shepherd, Karen Kirk- nie Love, Mike DeStefano, Lynn Heinzroth, John Eller, Waid bride, Carol DiSimone. Ron Sacco, Terry Tressell, Roger Spidell. Third row: GaryReady, Toni Slane, Ray Polen, Fred Skapara. Second row: Gilbert Bartholomew. Darrell May, Bauscher, Jack Dennis, Ed Bartholomew. Bob Carpcr. Harold Barbara Hodous, Sharon Hildebrandt, Diane MeMacken, Bon- Careway, Philip Rossetti. Dance Band. First row, l. to r.: Mike DeStefano, Ronnie May, Dennis Westhoefer, Bill Cox, Van Henning, Gilbert Bar- Sacco, Waid Spidell, John Eller, Larry McDougal. Second tholomew. At drums: Jack Dennis. At bass viol: Ed Bar- row: Bill Chismar, Dick Dencer. Harold Careway. Daryl tholomew. At piano: Godfrey Holzbach. Q L 7 1 Q ' i , 5 I v li . A.-. df my vw:-vw - A ., , no 3 I I Q 4 F v ,jf , 114 lifabm . -.rf 1, '7 il Q Majorettes. First row, l. to r.: Joyce Barnhart: Bonnie Leas: Patti May: Sharon Hildebrandt: Lynette Kascur: Bon- Coldren, head rnajoretteg Carol Richards. Second row: Pat nie Lauxman. CAbsent: Pat Kark.J SPIRIT AND PRIDE Cheerleaders. In center: Karen Massie, head cheerleader. Clockwise: Caryl Shissler: Linda Lyke: Linda Sommerg Nancy Am itz: Linda Kines: Bonnie Miller. ,, ,f ,pg Q4 ,A fi 1' ' , fa Z if Q , x 14 1 , . gf , f 4 ', N 1 6 L ZW H N V Q, , . V -' - Qin, if ,Q W Q ' , , . ' ' ' NBL ,xg V , f 'li , bn. 1 4' . I I I' :gk 5 ,, T ,Q-Q , A s , , K . .1 - , ,g,.fe4q 'Lia ' 5 J r ' m. ' - ' ' ,..-f H. ' , '.f5w- f - ' A UWM' J A ' .- .2 ,, ,. ' 2. Q , ,fi 'ea ... M , 3 J,-fs ,, 1 I, ' ,-Mx, 3 Q MP QCA 3 f gig if In 5 1 ig, A I M. Ai .- My ,VVIV Aw A V 'V 8 L u ,glzigwxag M, I ,V V I ' I K ,V 3 ,7 343233 -'J W w hy, -,,, ,,.. , I V A I , , x 0,5 131 , A 'V i f. L: V. - K- 5, 7, s' ' K ' - f an f F M122 f I f 5 1, ? Q z f , w' I ' H . - , if z .Q ' ' . ' A 3 ff I xf5'1 ' 4 ' ' 'Q 'Ti V -' Q' Q 7' 'T 'I ' fit by 4 Q .W 1 .. . - 4 r Q . 'WWW V 1 -f fvvff 'Q w ff W 4 , V L f 4' Ad, 4.3 W wma 3 f gig' 4 lr .,.,..,. W an-ini , 4 'Y Mv- Sikzi- f 543' mi-g,5, Q A ,V L TQ fs ,A wx R fi, a ,U K me pw 4 ,X u i35Efs,.! fp, 2 W Af ,Z 8' I id' i 'S 2, vw' , - in x Lk ' l S 3 , 1-4 H, H' .9 3 Q. 'V F , B A 'Q . eff' 'iff ' x Everyone is so glad It's Spring because the school formal is near. W I N S 0 K I No one believes this Winsoki co-ed when she tells them I'm Not at All in Love . 'JU v:K K' :' 1., YI t f 5 1 u it 'WI ' Q tu-if ff if yy a 8 1 K at W ,o +i' 1 tf!9' 6432 0 -1 X First row, 1. to r.: Rick Hill ...... Daryl May .... Carol Swick .... Karin Wunderlich Ted Lewis ..... Denny Sanders . . Second row, 1. to r Bessie Geniatakis .--ISR fi 'tial ff: . ...... . Steward . . . . . Dick Winters Emily Kimbrough Cornelia Skinner . . . Leo McEvoy . Window Cleaner . . Stewardess Marsha Szymanski Sandy Pocci .... Ted Bernhard . . . Lauralee Wallace . Dale Garaux .... Roger Clark ,... Jonathan Anderson Hazel Johns ..... Carole Robb . . . Evelyn Higbie . . Student Directors, Pam Miller and Ted Martinez, did much to make the All- School Play a success. 1 : Q f 'E f , Q 5 'Q TQ V , ,A K? Fab-'rfrffhr X lil . .xwwmf ii 'f J ' . . . .Winifred Blaugh . . . . . . Harriet St. John . . . Monsieur de la Croix . . . . . . Mrs. Skinner . . . Mr. Skinner . . . . .Admiral Purser . . .Madame Elise . . . . . .Therese . . . . Inspector Our Hearts Were Young and Gay is the delightfulcomedy which was pre- sented by members ofthe Wig and Masque Club as this year's All-School Play. It tells the riotous adventures of Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kim- brough when, at nineteen years of age, they visited Europe. The action took place in 1923 when Cornelia and Emily saved their money so that they could go to Europe on a different boat than Cornelia's parents were taking. Ac- cording to Cornelia, this made them emancipated . During the crossing many strange incidents occur, including an imagined case ofmurder and an engulfing romance. When they arrive in France Cornelia has a case of the measles which Emily andthe girls new- found friends Leo and Dick success fully and hilariously hide from the health inspector While in France they en counter bedbugs, exploding gas meters a.nda hamrny French actor All in all Our Hearts Were Young and Gay pro vided those who saw it with a very en Joyable evening 1 Cornelia fKaren Wunderlichl recites for the disinterested Monsieur de la Croix CTed Bernhard! as Emily fCaro1 Swickj practices her dancing. UR HEARTS WERE YOUNG A D GAY Emily fCarol Swickj demonstrates the improper way to put on a life preserver to Leo fTed Lewisj Cornelia CKaren Wunderlichj, and Dick CDary1 Mayj. PRACTICE M KE PERFECT Wig and Masque. First row, l. to r.: Donna Werner, Helen Boltz, Mary Jo Copper, Barbara Snyder, Carol Lawson, Pam Miller, Lynn Rechkemmer, Virginia Klein. Second row: Mar- sha Szymanski, Kathey Carvour, Darlene Bennett, Linda Kines, Barbara Guedel, Denny Sanders, Kathy Landshof, Bev- erly Gross, Dorothy Latta. Third row: Elayne Stebler, Bessie YV -fr Geniatakis, Judy Bender, Bonnie Battista, Margie Capehart, Betty Bush, Sue Baer, Nancy Gann, Evelyn Higbie, Sandy Pocci, Rick Hill. Fourth row: Janet Sibert, Sandy Casper, Carole Robb, Linda George, Ted Martinez, Marsha Nixon, Lauralee Wallace, Joan Elliott, Karin Wunderlich, Janet Wise. Wig and Masque officers. Seated: Rick Hill, president. Standing, l. to r.: Pam Miller, vice-president: Sandy Pocci, treasurerg Marsha Szymanski, secretary. 1' ff' stage work. ary dramatics society. WIG AND MASQUE -- The Wig and Ma Club under the direction of Mrs. Bolster organized for those students who are interest ed in the different phases of the dramatic a In addition to learning about acting, they discuss directing, make-up, publicity, and b Among the many activities in which members of the Wig and Masque Club part pate are the Kent State University Drama Workshop and the annual All-School Play After a member has accumulated f Thespian points, which are earned by partici pating in the va riou s club activities, he join the National Thespian Society, an hon i 1 5 1 -1 K7 .3 A 3. -A sf' lxsff ' Tongue Twisters. First row, 1. to r.: Linda Garber, Phyllis Sanders. Third row: Caro Sopinski, Sandy Hoopingarner, Ochsenfeld, Carol Waller, Darlene Bennett, Diane Brooks, ChuckSlayman, BarryRinehart, Hazel Johns. Bessie Geniata- Deanne Fitzpatrick. Second row: Gary McAtee, Sharon kis. Hildebrandt, Karen Massie, Patty Gannon, Joan Elliott, Denny Tongue Twisters officers. L. to r.: Hazel Johns, secretaryg Carol Waller, president: Deanne Fitzpatrick, vice-president: and Denny Sanders, treasurer are looking over a National Forensic League chart. TONGUE TWISTERS--This club under the supervision of Mrs. Martin was organized for those students who are inte rested in learning to speak with ease in public. Members of the club spend many Satur- days at speech tournaments all over Northern Ohio working either individually or on debate teams. At these tournaments participants earn a varied number of points, depending on ratings made by the judges. After a member has earned twenty-five points, he is eligible for membership in National Forensic League, an honorary society for high school speech stu- dents. Future Teachers officers. L. to r.: Nancy Amstutz, president: Lauralee Wallace, secretary1 Karen Boldt, treasurer: Karin Wunderlich, historian: and Susie Swallen, vice-president are looking over various college catalogues in the Guidance Office. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA - - Organized for those students interested in becoming teachers, F. T.A. is one of the most popular clubs at Lincoln. Members of the club have the chance to decide if teaching is the profession they wish to enter by listening to speakers at their meetings and by actual teaching experience at near- by grade schools during their junior and senior years. The highlight of the year is the F.T.A. Tea held each spring for mem- bers and the faculty. PREP Rl G FOR THE FUTURE Future Teachers-underclassmen. First row, l. to r.: Marsha Nixon, Betty Bush, Jerri Koher, Patty Tidwell, Becky Ceccardi, Cynthia Mercer, Rosemary Hadbavny, Barbara Billings. Second row: Marcella Grossy, Sandy Foster, Linda Lyke, Carol Di Simone, Sharyn Schaffer, Becky Mija, Sunnie Snyder, Carol Hughes, Diane Mangus Connie Yanok, Kandy Kirkbride Lynda Neal Third row GlendaSha.ffer Karinwunderlich MaureenMent es L nda Brown 8 Y Suzanne Brooks Nancy Hahn Diane Clunk Floyd Postlethwait Marjorie Jones Jean Homrighausen Susy Cochrane AnnDeSantis rr 7-v V37 Q, --N 'Y 3 Q if e .44 1 6 4 is Future Teachers - upperclassmen. First row, l. to r.: Bonnie Overcasher, Barbara Snyder, Anne Marie Martino Patricia Battista, Bonnie Lauxman,Sharon Bollinger,Janet Erzigkeit, Kark, Linda Kines. Third row: Mary Jo Copper Carol Wal Peggy Crooke, Carol Berg, Diane Siegenthaler. Judy Carl. ler, Diann Doudna, Nancy A1nstutz,Susie Swallen Pam Bris Second row: Linda Garber, Charlotte Hill, Janet Class, Linda len, Karen Massie, Lauralee Wallace, Karen Boldt JUNIOR RED CROSS - - The unior Red Cross representa- ives collect tax stamps, help ith the yearly membership rive, and make favors for local ospitals and organizations. nce a month they meet with the epresentatives of other schools o plan the council's activities. Red Cross. L. to r.: Gary Rhiel, Gary Rubin. Susie Swallen. Nancy Anislut7 F Jumon no cnoss umves me cunonsu or me womo im! '11-1 4.1.7 M . ll, URSES CDF TOMORRO , , , . t E r 2 MQ Future Nurses of America--underclassmen. First row, 1. to r.: Linda Williams, Michaela Datwyler, Bonnie Oyler, Nina Nikishin, Ann Myer, Nancy Walker, Kathy Landshof, Maxine Bamberger. Second row: Ann Shevlin, Patty Allen, Artemis Cotopolis, Cynthia Mamauz, Patty Burleson, Pam Bowman, Karen Brooker, Barbara Mclnally, Lucy Pavona. Future Nurses Officers L to Pam Haidin tice p1 esident Deanne Fitzpatrick president Joan Russell secretary and Delores Monastra treasurer are gaining valuable experience for their future occupation by dissecting a cat Third row: Sue Esner, Connie Shryock, Laraine Johns, Diedre Antony, Matty Ellis, Erika Steinke, Brenda Miller, Sue Baer, Barbara Baird, Jean Encapera. Fourth row: Diane Boldizar, Mary Kay Johnson, Sandy Hoopingarner, Gerry Baker, Connie Thompson, Carole Simms. iv ' Y? X FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA--F.N.A. is a club for those girls who plan to become nurses. Through speakers at the club meetings and the various activities of the club, they get to know and understand the many different phases of the nursing profession. One ofthe activities of the club is its Christ- mas project, which was collecting food and clothing for the poor this year. Also, at the end of the year, a tour is taken through a place of interest which has been selected by the members. : 1 1 'Ill I S: it A '-1 -we--1 Future Nurses of America - - upperclassmen. First row, l. to r.: Gloria Kirkbride, Nancy Kennedy, Bonnie Battista, Margie Capehart, Linda Lacy, Georgia Huther. Sandy Pocci, Pam Miller. Second row: Rita Toy, Carol Lawson, Vicki Allen, Linda Sommers, Linda Barton, Deanne Fitzpatrick, l 1 Y' 7 19 IH 454 Carolyn Dodd, Kathy Ott, Dolores Monastra, Diane Brooks. Third row: Diane Marshall, Joan Russell, Carol Potts, Judy Jacobs. Ruth Daugherty, Linda Bifolchi, Pam Haidin, Lou Ann Shinip, Carol Nauman, Jackie Riley, Nancy Martelli. Nurse's Helpers. Seated: Joan Russell. Standing, l. to r.: Georgia Huther. Diane Marshall, Carole Simms, Lou Ann Shimp, Jackie Riley. Linda Sommer. NURSE'S HELPERS - - The Nurse's Helpers are a group of girls who volunteer to give up one study period a week to help the nurse, Mrs. Sturm. Their duties consist of keeping re- cords, helping the nurse check the students' eyes and ears, and running errands. 1' K Advanced Staff Aids. First row, 1. to r.: Pam Miller, Sandy Pocci, Cindy Yant, Linda Whitacre, Carol Berg, Diane Bold- izsar. Judy Workman. Second row: Magie Huffman, Carol Lawson, Caryl Shissler, Ruth Evans, Sally Erskine, Patty Phelps, Dolores Monastra, Nancy Boone. Third row: Judy Jacobs, Sandy Wenger, Judy Wilson, Gerrie Zerby, Diane Marshall, Carol Waller, Mary Ann Bently, Kathy Wilkinson, Georgia Huther, Lynn Rechkemmer. Fourth row: Janet Class, Judy Hileman, Sandy Goard, Linda Bifolchi, Pam Haiden, Ruth Daugherty, Nancy Gann, Karen Boldt. LEARNING THE JCDY Beginners Staff Aids. First row, l. to r.: Sandy Foster, Patty Burlson, Nancy Snive1y,Li.nda Overcasher, Delores Dutrow, Linda Williams. Second row: Sally Luck, Linda Gossett, Sue Esner, Stephanie Tsomides, Jean Encapera, Judy Mackall. Third row: Linda Hardie, Marge Gadd, Carol Nauman, Sharon Judy, Robin MaLernee, Gail Essig, Linda Garber. 3 , , 5 Q Q K x A , 5 5 . I 5' , H ' E 17 . W si I 'rr JT 1 W7 3 -as 3 1-V x., Staff Aides' officers. L. to r.: Caryl Shissler, reasurer: Sandy Pocci, president. STAFF AIDES - - Staff Aides is an organization for those girls who are interested in helping others by working in some phase of volunteer service. After abeginner has worked ten hours at the Filter Center or Tuberculosis Center, she is promoted F HELPI G OTHERS Beginners StaffAides' officers. L. to r.: Linda Overcasher presidentg Linda Williams, secretary-treasurer. to Advanced Staff Aides. Then she is permitted to work at one of the hospitals delivering mail or flowers. With the help of their advisors, Miss Medved and Mrs. Francis, these girls learn the joy of helping others less forttuiate than they. Stagecraft. First row, l. to r.: Shannon Mackler, Joe Sirgo, Dan Mallon. Second Frank Dawson, Paul Oleyar, Larry Robinson. STAGECRAFT - - Al- ' though they very seldom re- ceive praise, the members of the Stagecraft Club ren- der a great service to the school by setting up the props and scenery for the Fiesta, school plays, as- semblies, and pep rallies. These boys, with the help of Mr. Randels, also take care of the many stage proper- ties. TUV' l 1 Chess Club. First row, l. to r.: Joan Elliott, Walt Brakebill, Bessie Geniatakis. Second row: Patty Gannon, Alan Uebelhart, Carol Sopinski. CHESS CLUB - The Chess Club is composed of both those students who want to learn the game and those who wish to im- prove their game. They meet on Monday and Friday mornings in the chemistry lab under the su- pervision of Mr. Brothers. TLIDENTS ENJOY VARIED HOBBIE Stamp Club. L. to r.: Ray Harding, Neil Steckley. Absent: Mary Taylor STAMP CLUB - - The newest club at Lincoln is the Stamp Club. It was organized this year by Miss Stone for those students interested in collecting and learning more about stamps. .si UI ' QI A T - G1rls Leaders Frst row l to r Carol Holmes Caryl Swank Carolyn L1nt Lmda Sommer Th1rd row Sherry Shlssler Dolores Glover Ronna Hanulton L1nda Barton Scharlo Judy Wlnkleman Gmny Kulczak Lynette Kascur E1a1neW1lson Deanne F1tzpatr1ck Second row Joan Elltott Rgbyn Ludwl Sue Donaldson Nancy Krumm Helde Tkocz Anna Marle Banal Pat Klme Judy Care R1ta Koller Sandy Karen Sherlock Judy Wllson RECRE TIO MEANS FU FOR ALL GIRLS LEADERS Glrls Lead ers cons1st of those Jumor and semor glrls who are mterested 1n gym work The two mam dutles of 1ts members are to ass1st Mrs Pretty the gym teacher,w1ththe gym classes, and to sell programs at football and basket ball games These g1rls also enjoy an annual campout To be el1g1ble tOJOlI1 Glrls Lead ers, a g1rl must have an 8506 scho last1c average and must have partxcl pated 1n mornlng basketball and volleyball G1rls Leaders Off1cers Standlng l t Rooyn Ludvug pxes1dent Judy Wmkleman XICG presldent Seated l to r Hcxde Txocz treasurer Sherxy Scharxo secretary 4: H 'I I ll ' ' J ' 4 3 ' . :I . ,Z V' I. 2 .r U Q I , . . -0 14 7 - . . 1 ', l i f f f . . ' .9 t . L T4 , , J J .- ,. 4 1 l L. 5 ,3 X 4 1 ' V' -v 1 .', f - ' ' .ld 71' K A' 'wk ,, ,N ,, - . 3 C - 4 ,F f v I . F 3. , 2 . . , 3 -1 3 . 5 t 1 QA b . ', ki f my he , . 4, I1 .x XX q X ' ' ' .,'A A I' , N STA b ' 1 ' . ' ' A . , . 1 , . . , , . . . v 7 v 1 I 1 1 1 u - , . y , - ' ' ' . ' . . or.: ' ' ' I Y- ,b - A . y V , . , . Y ' Y ' 1 . . . . . . K' , A LIBRARY STAFF --The ties of the Library Staff are any and varied. In addition to ecking out and shelving books d distributing library slips to udy hall teachers, they also end torn books and magazines, ke care of the mail, and help he librarian, Mis s Atchison, d the students at Lincoln in any ways. ,J w ,, ' Library Staff Officers. L. to r.: Elaine Wilson, President- Sandra Pocci, Vice-President Susar. English, Secretary. AND TEACHERS AUDIO-VISUAL--Under the supervision of Mr. Stevens, the members of this club operate the film proJectors, tape recorders, and the intercom set here at our school. These boys are an invaluable aid to everyone at Lincoln. Audio-Visual. First row, 1. to r.: Jack Kirby, Tim Petrofi. Chuck Slaymafly Rab' Harding- A1 White, Bill GFOVGS Jim Shepherd, Robert Goulden, Tom Jackson, Steve Moltie, Parry, Ted Bernhard, Frank Caplan- Jerry Kendzora. Second row: Ted Martinez, John Zagan. E g K' -.shui ,4- 1 ix 1' ' F3 gil? Student Council. First row. l. to r.: Bonnie Schreffler, Vickie Cotopolis, Kathy Landshof. Dianne Stroia, Becky Cec- cardi. Pani Miller, Marsha Szyinanski, Pat Moser. Second row: Jackie Hutter. Patti May. BarbaraSnyder, Judy Mackall. Ann Myers, Linda Barton. Dolores Glover, Toni Oleyar, Con- nie Yanok. Third row: Linda Lyke, SherrySchario. Robin STUDENT COUNCIL - - Student Council is a body of students who represents the ir fellow class - mates. A representative and an alternate are elected from each homeroom at the beginning of the school year. The representative's main duty is to take the suggestions made by the pupils in his homeroom to Council meetings where they are 1960 Student Council Officers. Seated: Fletcher Maney, president. Standing, 1. to r.: Maxine Bamberger, Secre- tary: Lynette Kacsur, vice-president, Karen Ronk, trea- surer. ELM-f J' Mzilernee, Robyn Ludwig, John Zagan. Carole Robb, Judy Lziughinan, Peggy Wier, Jean Encapera, Linda Williams. Fourth row: Pam Brislen, Bob Kettering. Gary Gadd, Randy McFadden, Walden Earhart, Monty Reed, Sam Crawford, Floyd Postlethwait, Tom Borden, Patty Gannon. discussed and voted on. If the suggestion is pas- sed, it is put into action. Student Council also has many other activities. Throughout the year they sponser several dances including the Pigskin Prom. This year their annual Christmas project was collecting food, clothing, and money for needy families. 1959 Student Council Officers. Seated, l. to r.: Gloria Kirkbride, secretary, Pam Brislen,treasurer. Standing, l. to r.: Nancy Amstutz, vice-presidentg Dave Florian, president. Wy ALEXIS LEAGUE - - TheAlexis League is an honorary society for senior girls. Every April the 20 junior girls who have the highest scholastic averages are invited to join Alexis League. Almost all of these girls have maintained a 902, average in their first five semesters at Lincoln. These girls usher at formal school affairs, serve as big sisters to freshman girls, and help the school in any way they can. They certainly live up to their name, Alexis, the Greek word for service. First row, l. to r.: Karen Massie, Sue Swallen. Penny Grimm, Joy Zigo, Robyn Ludwig, Betty Pease, Nancy Amstutz. Second row: Bonnie Lauxman, Diann Doudna, Sharon Pace, Elaine Wilson, Kathy Wilkinson, Sue Donaldson. Third row: Martha Loliger, Linda Barton, Nancy Kennedy, Carol Ronk, Karen Ger- zina, and Pat Kime. fAbsentJ, Pat Kark. YM! , 2 , J ,A ,,, 3 cl 5rf'i:.l2.iFf 1' 'N J LEARNING ODAY LEADI G TCDMGRRO KJ First row, l. to r.: Karen Gerzina, historian: Robyn Ludwig, treasurer: Betty Pease, vice-president: Joy Zigo, presidentg Penny Grimm, secretary: and Carol Ronk, head usher. Second row: Doug Wilson, secretary-treasurer: Robinson, vice-president. LINION LEAGUE - - The Linion League is an honorary so- ciety for senior boys. At the an- naul Alexis -Linion Assembly, approximately 20 junior boys are introduced into Linion League, which has requirements similar to those of the Alexis League. During the year these boys con- duct chapel services which are an inspiration to every student and teacher at Lincoln. Dave Florian, president: Larry First row, 1. to r.: Terry DeRuggiero, Larry Robinson, Cal Compton, Dave Florian, Dave Spiker. Ron Sacco, Jim Wilhelm. Second row: Ray Vassas, Jim McKelley, Larry Lint, Frazier Cheyney, John Dickerson, Paul Wolfe, Doug Wilson. Third row: Joe Llmas, Chuck Brandstetter. tAbsentJ. Jim Gannon, Roger Ellison, and Walden Earhart. Q 4 Q-+4 'Nancy Amstutz Lmda Barton Charles Brandstetter 'mann Doudna Walden Earhart 'Dav1d Florxan 'V Tapped 1n Jun1o1 Year NATIONAL HONOR Natlonal Honor Soc1ety IS an honorary scho1ast1c orgam zat1on for Iugh school students The creed of the soclety Character, scho1arsh1p, Ieadersmp, serv1ce' , exemp11f1es 1tS h1gh 1dea1s 55 Peggy Crooke 'Karen Gerz1na Terry De Rugg1ero Penny Gr1mm A student may qua11fy for Nat1ona1 Honor e1ther 1n h1s Jun1or or sen1or year A Jumor must mamtama 90 per cent average for h1s f1rst f1ve semesters, a sen1or must mamtam an 85 per cent average for h1s f1rst seven semesters A cand1date must also meet other requ1rements, the unammous approval of the faculty, part1c1pat1on1n extracurmcu lar aCt1V1t16S, and an excellent C1t1ZEHSh1p record Patr1c'1a Kark Nancy Kennedy Patr1c1a K1me L1nda Lacy 'Bonme Lauxman Junes Leasure Larry L1nt Martha Lohger 'Robyn Ludwlg 'Karen Massle hi' .1 'O' GT? 645' 119' I W A' V . . E, Iv 6 v 3 A. A, S4 A A b at I N , X V , , .M , Q ,awww . afq'j'Y' ' y 5.1 ww 1- , 'Y W s 1 ff-E3 O-'ff ff' - , ,, - I. . . . . - A '- ' x' ' at A a y YA A n A 148 'JL' G-db ikvs J Q1 'K 1 WN., . 4' 'L 'Betty Pease Lar1'j.' Robinson David Spikcr Susan Swallcn 'Douglas Wilson Elaine Wilson ATIONAL HONO OCIETY Junior National Honor. First row, l. to r.: Evelyn Hizlnt C lol Potts I in El Sand Picci Second row l tor Gilbert Bartliolornew,Gary Rubin, Phil Billings TedBe1nl ix Ab cntl Lint t 'T xfil K -Ear Treasurer's Office. First row. l. to r.: Pat Moser, Linda Wetzel, Penny Grimm, Robyn Ludwig. Second row: Linda Barton. Judy Watson. Pat Kinie, Rita Koller, Joyce Stoll. TREASURER'S OFFICE - - These girls, who are chosen for good grades in their business cours- es, work at least one period a day in thetreasurer's office. Sellingtickets for athletic and social events and helping the treasurer, Mr. Randels, handle the school's financial affairs are their main duties. CAPABLENI OFFICE ASSISTANTS - - Composed of agroup of girls who give up one study period each day to work in either the guidance or attendance office, the office assistants are very helpful to the secre- taries. advisors, and the attendance director. They have many duties, including collecting absence slips, running errands, and helping anyone who comes into the office. TERESTEDH. Office Assistants. First row. l. to r.: Joan Elliott. Judy Wilson. Sandy Pocci, Dianne Winkler, Alvina Arena, Rita Thcwes, Diane Brooks. Second row: Jackie Hutter, Karen Curry, Sharon Hildebrandt. Robyn Ludwig, Susie Swallen, Nancy Amstutz. Pam Brislen, Jane Mahan. Carol Ronk. f 14 E. ' 1 1 ln V7 a Q7 Q1 T 'IU Quill and Scroll. First row, l. to r.: Linda Lacy, Patti May, Nancy Krunim. Second row' Robyn Ludwig, Betty Jo Pease, Nancy Kennedy, Patty Kime, Third row: Karen Massie, Ron Siers, Dave Florian, Penny Grimm, Nancy Amstutz, Susie Swallen. CAbsent - Pete Christi. QUILLANDSCROLL - - Tobelong to Quill and Scroll, an international journalistic society for high school pupils, a student must have done excellent work in one of the school publications and must have met the requirements of the society. CCD-OPORATIVE ANNUAL BUSINESS STAFF - - An important part of the team that composes a good yearbook is the business staff. By selling advertisements to local business concerns and by selling subscrip- tions to the students, they obtain the capital nec- essary to finance a good annual. ...I DUSTRIOUQ.. Annual Business Staff. L. to r.: Ted Bernard, Pam Brislen, Carol Potts, Glenn Doxsee. L. to r.: Nancy Krumxn. circulation manager: and Nancy Kennedy, advertising manager. Editor, NancyAmstutz, is busywork- ing on the Echo. ECHO STAFF - Every month our school newspaper, the Lincoln Echo, is published. The members of the Echo staff, who have taken journalism, work very hard to make the Echo a newspaper of which the students and faculty of Lincoln can be proud. Although some of the articles used inthe Echo have been written by members of the journalism class, the staff members have many jobs to perform. They must plan the dummy , write the regular columns and the articles about school activities, and take pictures. As you read the Echo, many happy memories of Lincoln will come echoing back. MEMORIES L. to r.: Pat Kime, manag- ing editorg Linda Barton, typist: and Patti May, as- sistant ed itin g manager. lAbsentJ Gar Rhiel s orts , Y , P X editor. ru Nx 1 X LIONTANSTAFF - The members of the Lion- ian staff have worked hard to make the 1960 edition of the Lionian the best ever produced. There are 176 pages full of pictures and copy about the clubs, sports, and the other school and extracurricular activities at Lincoln. Many hours have been spent by the Lionian staff designing pages, writing copy, taking and developing pictures, and doing all the other jobs necessary to produceagood annual. The annual staff truly hopes that this Lionian will help you to remember our school year. OF LINCOLN L. to r.: Bill Watt, photography: Dan Justice photography, and Nancy Brill, photography. , rr Y 'wr v Y' L. to r.: Penny Grimm, typist: Ron Siers, sports co-editor: Linda Lacy, typ- ist: Pam Miller, faculty editor: Karen Massie, underclass editor: Pete Christ, sports co-editor: Robyn Ludwig, layout edi- tor: and Evelyn Higpie. activities editor. L. to r.: Dave Florian chief photo grapher: Betty Pease editor and Sue Swallcn, business mana ci SENIOR INDEX -A- Bragg, Tom . . 10 Brandstetter, Charles . . 10,100,102,119,14'7 Adler, Kaaren . . 9 148 Amstutz, Nancy . . 8,9,127,136,137,146,147, Breedlove, Shirley . . 10 148,1oU,l51,152 Brittain, Ralph . . 11 Brooks, Diane . . 11,l35,139,15O ,B,, Buker, Betty . . 11 Burkett, Sandra . . 11 Baker, Nancy . . 9 Burleson, Lynn . . 11,121 Banai, Anna Marie . . 9,143 Burrell, Donald - - ll Barnhart, Joyce . . 9,71,125,12'1 Bultlef, Dallas - - 12 Barton, Linda . . 9,139,143,146,147,148,15O, 1:12 'C' Bautista, Bonita . . 9,134,137,139 Caldwell James . 12 B k . . ' Bggggi' jigs, 3 129 134 Capehart, Margie . . 12,134,139 7 ' ' 7 7 Carl, James . . 12 ' . . 9 Bentwegna' Terry Cari, Judith . . 12,121,137 Bentley, Mary Agin . . 10,140 Berg, Carol . . 10,137,140,144,171 5219613 Robert - - 121644251126 Bifoichi, Linda . . 10,139,140 hapanafl Lmfy - - 12, 174 Bucher Lowell . . 10 118 Cheyney, Frazier . . 12,128,129,147 Bollingear Sharron . . 1,0 Christ, Pete . . Boitz Heien . . 10 134 ' 1 C111 1510911813 11111119 - - 12 Boong Jerry . . Coldren, Bonnie 3 . Borelfo, Dino . . 10, 1 Compton, Calmer . . 13,111,114,119,147,165 Contrucci, James . . 13 t , ' . . 1 BOS on Dams 0 Cordea, David . . 13 Senior elections help prepare students to accept their future responsibilities as good citizens. Seated, l. to r.: Rita Thewes, Phyllis Cunningham, Patti May. Standing: Nancy Krumm, Patty Kime, Nancy Amstutz, Linda Barton, and Nancy Kennedy. SENIOR INDEX Corey, Jackle Cormgan, Carol 13 Cron1n, Wllllam 13 100 103 105 Crooke, Peggy 13 125 137 148 Cunnmgham Phyllls 13 Dallau Sandra 13 Daufrherty, Ruth 14 20,139,140 Dav1es, Janet Dav1s, Ern1e 14 Dav1s James 14 Davls, Robert Dawson, Frank 14 119 141 DeRugg1ero, Terry 14 147 148 D1ckerson, John 14 110112 113 115 119 Donaldson, Susan 14 143 147 164 Doudna Dlann 14 31 124 128 129,137 148 168 Doxee Glenn 15 151 Earhart Walden 15 17 146 147 148 E1l1son, Roger 15 83,147 Erz1gke1t, Janet 15 137,168 Evans, Garth 15 68 100,102 110 F1tzpatr1ck Deanne 15 23,79,81 135 138 139,143 F16r1an, Davld 15 67,80 122,146 48 151 163 165 Foraker Sharon 16 Frlgley, Gerald Gabel, Mary Ann 16 Gannon, James 16 100 102 147 Garauz Dale 16 100 103 Gerzma, Karen 16 147 148 163 Glover Dolores 16 80 143 Gotchall W1ll1am 16 Goulden Ronald 16 Grxmm, Penny 6 16,11,73,80,147,148,150 151153 Groves W1l11am 17 145 173 Guar1no, Fred 17 Guedel, Barbara 17 134 Ham1lton, Ronna 17 120 Hammond Constance 17 Hardmg, James 17 121 129 Harr1s Mur1e1 Hartsel, Fred 17 Hawk, L1nda 17 Hawk1ns, Patr1c1a 18 Hershberger June Hetrlck, Ray 18 Hllborn, Karen 11 18 H1ldebrandt Sharon 18 124 1 127 135 150 Holmes Carol 18 25 143 174 Huffman, Robert Humphrey, George Jacobson Carole J andura, Jane 1 9 Johnston, L1nda 19 81 83 Kark, Patr1c1a 19 127 137 147,148 164 Kendzora, Jerry 19 145 Kennedy Nancy 19,128 129 139 147 148 151 152 Kerr Josepn 19 100 102 K1me, Patr1c1a 19,143 147 148 150 151 152 Kmg Carol Kmg, Dav1d Klng Judy 20 Kl1em Frank 20 Koller R1ta 20 150 Koontz, Tom 20 Krumm Nancy 20 25 143 151 152 169 Lab, Jo Ann 20 80 172 Lacy, L1nda 21 75 80139,148 151 153 173 Latta, Dorothy 21 134 Lauxman, Bonn1e 21 31 124 127 128 129 137 147 148 162 Leasure James 8 21 148 Lehm111er Jack1e 21 ' . . 13 t , ' ' -. , , ' . ' ' ' J a J ' ' 7 . ' ' . ' ' ' ..H- , 6 6 ,D, ' . . , ,143 8 , 6 6 , . . , , . -6.-25 y 1 o ' ' 7 ' . . 14 , -- , 1 ...B 14 . , ,, , 18 . 6 6 -3. Z , . . .0 . , ' . . 7 , , , , ,, 9 ' ' 9 7 25, 2 9 Y ' ' Y Y 147 . . 18 , . ' ' ' ' ' . . 18 , . . , , , , ,147, J -J- a ' ' 9 , . .18 7 I I 1 9 1 9 . . , s Easterman, Pavid . . 15,100,102,128,129 -K- un 6 o . , ' ' ' . i ' ' 2 7 y 9 ' ' 9 1 2 6 6 , F a - ' 9 1 s 9 9 7 . . , 6 6 , , 6 6 6 , , , , - - - , I ' ' 9 s a 1 Q c 1 ' , A ..19 . . , , ,147,l , , , 19 6 ' 7 l' 7 6 6 1 y 96.616 , i . . , 'G' 1 ' ' a r r n a . . -L- ' ' 1 7 7 ' ,y 6 6 , , l ' 0 3 9 6 6 , , , ' ' 9 9 9 9 9 2 , Q G .. , , ,146 3- , Y ' ' ' ' Y Y 9 Y Y Y , , . . ' I Y Y SENIOR INDEX Le1dner Robert 21 100,103 118 LeS11e, Larry Lew1s, Paul Lmt Larry 21 147 148 L1Sk Larry 21 Llamas Joe 21 83 47 174 Lohger Martha 21 31 128 129 147 148 Love, Bonme 22 124 126 L.udw1g Robyn 22 66 143 146 147 148 150 151 153 163 Mahan Ja.ne 22 150 Mallcheck E1a1ne Mallon, Danny 22 141 Malzahn Patr1c1a 22 65 124 Mapes Leonard Marshall, D1ane 22 139 140 Mart1no Anne 23 31 128 129,137 168 Massle Karen 23 75,80,127 135 137 148 151 153 Maurer Sh1rley 23 May, Patt1 23 125 127 146 151 152 May, Darrell 125 126 McGurgan, V1olet 23 McKelley James 24 147 McKelvey, M1ke 24 lVIcMacken, D1ane 24,124 126 Meese Gary 24 Meyer R1chard 24 M1lbrodt Ronald M1ller Beverly 24 M1ller BOI11'l1e 24 127 Morrow, Jacque1l1ne Moser Patr1c1a 24 146 150 168 Muncer, John 25 Murray, Rosemary Nelson, Jackle 25 Nerness, John 25 Ness John 11 25 Oleyar Paul u 0 141 Orkw1szewsk1, Rosemary 26 Osborne, Lawrence Osburn, Esther 26 Owen Charlene 26 75 Pace Sharon 26 128 129,147 149 Palombo, Fred 26 Parker L1nda 20 26 Pease, Betty 26 147 149,151 153 163 Pelger Gary 26 Perdue Carol 27 144 164 Perdue, Judlth Pltea, Vlctor 27 Plummer Judy 27 81 Ray, Dav1d Ready Gary 27 125 126 Reed Denny 27 124 Rehfus, June 27 166 Rh1el Gary 27 128 129,137 152 1 Rlley, Sue 27 Rob1nson, Larry 25 28,118 141 147 149 173 Ronk, Carol 28,147,149,150 163 Rose, Peggy 28 Sacco Ronald 28 31 64 124 126 128 129 147,149 Schar1o, Sherry 20,25 28,75 120 143 146 Schoeppner Thomas 28 Scott Steve 28 100,103 119 Sereychas Stanley 28 100 102 Shandor, Patr1c1a 28 124 Sh1ssler Caryl 25 29,127 140 141 143 Slegenthaler D1ane 29 128 129 137 14 S1ers, Ronald 29,80 149 151 153 163 Slmon, Rachael 29 S1rgo, Joseph 29 100 102 141 Slagle Margaret Slane, Thomas 29 64 125 126 Small, W1lham 29,31 128 Sm1th D1ana 29,78 Sm1th Karen 29 144 Sm1th R1cky 30 118 Snyder, Barbara 30,134 137 146 Snyder Jeffrey Sop1nsk1 Carol 30 135 142 . 9 99 9 9 I ..21 9 9 ' ..21 '. .. , . -P- , .. 1 , .. , ,. , 9 99 9 9 9 9 '9 9 9 9 9 9 . on , , 9 90 9 9 99 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 7 7 ' , , .. 9 9 9 99 9 9 -Mn D . ..27 9 99 9 9 99 9 , ..22 -R- .. , 9 99 9 9 - ..2 , ..22 7 ' 9 9' 9 9 99 9 9 ' 9 '9 9 9 99 9 9 9 9 ' .. . 147 . ' , s 7 , 9 99 9 9 9 971 , , ' Il 9.- 99 1 99 9 9 9 9 9 99 9 9 9 9 9 9- 9 Cl 3 an McAfee, Thomas . . 23 Rupple, Judith . . 28,124 , .. , -S- . 9' 9 9 99 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 , ll , .. . , .'24 9 9 9 9 - , .. . , . U. , no , , 9 99 9 ' 24 ' . 9 ' .. .. , 9 99 9 9 ' , I 9 99 9 9 9 9 9174 25 l 9 99 9 9 9 9 4 . 99 9 9 9 9 -N- ' .. 99 9 9 9 . , ..29 .h 99 9 9 9 .. , . .. , - - , on -o- A 9 9 99 9 N .9 , ....30 , y ..26 9 99 9 9 'c SENIOR INDEX Spidell, Waid ., . 30,65,81,125,126 Spiker, David . ., 30,31,128,129,147,149 Stephen, Gary . . 30 Stolarik, Mary Anne . 9 30 Stoyanoff, Mike . . 30 Student, Linda . . 30 l Sunia, George . . 31,129,168 Swallen, susan . . 31,136,13T,147,149,150,l51. 153 -T- Thewes, Rita . . 31,150,166 Thompson, James . . 31,100,103 Tietze, Sharon . . 31,168 Tkocz, Heide . . 31,143,172 Toy, Rita . . 32,139,162 Tritt, Samuel . . 32 -V.. Vagotis, George . . 32 Vassas, Ray . . 32,147 Vega, Barbara . . 32 Viertel, Erich . . 32,118 ..W- Wagner, David . . 32 Waller, Carol . . 32,81,135,137,14O,144,149 Watson, Judith . . 32,150 Wear, Carolyn . . 33,149 Wearstler, Rosemary . . 33,166 Weir, Lorene . . 33 Wellman, Judy . . 33 Wenger, Sandy . . 33,128,129,140 Wetzel, Linda . . 15,33,72,80,15O Whitacre, Linda . D 25,313,140 Whitaker, Larry . , 11,33,118 White, Alfred . . 33,128,144,145 Wilcox, John . Q 33 Wilhelm, James . . 31,34,128,129,144,147, 162 Wilkinson, Katherine . Q 34,140,147,149 Wilson, Douglas . . 8,34,100,103,110,112,115 118,147,149,171 Wilson, Elaine . . 34,143,144,145,149 Wilson, Grafton . . 34,100,103,104,119,174 Winkleman, Judy . . 34,143 Wisniewski, Mary Rose . . 34 Wolfe, Paul . . 34,81,147,149,164 Workman, Judy D . 20,134,140 Senior girls, directed by Diane Marshall, presentaparody on our Lincoln dance band at their class party. Boys are first in line for refreshments at the SeniorClass Party while our senior girls do all the work. -Y- Young, Sandra . . 35 Yuhos, John . , 35 -Z- Zazula, Nocholas . ., 35 Zigo, Joy . . 8,35,64,124,147,149,168 --- - pa- 495 Q. Members of the annual staff take time out from their busy schedule to play fox and geese and rollick in the snow. L. to r. are Linda Lacy, Susan Swallen, David Florian, Ronnie Siers, Robyn Ludwig, and Betty Pease. 5 ---, at l Charles King explains the words of one of the schoo1's favorite songs, It's-a-Me, to Jim Wilhelm , Janet Fashbaugh, Diann Doudna, and Frazier Cheyney. . . With liberty and justice for all. Joy Zigo and David Spiker pledge their allegiance to the Flag. A lar l W .lg 4 f 2 Z .119 7419 sk '-5 wg l f Mr. Heestand watches as closed-circuit television is used in teaching science at Lincoln. Astheschoolyearl960 draws Miacioseivetendtotake a critical look backward to weigh our achievements and fail- ures. NVhat we have acconnHished,wlun we have learned-- these aretheiutnnateresuhs ofa.successfulyear. Vvhatxve have gainedas students of Lincoln High School, Canton, Ohio, has stampedusg andwhereverwe gowe will carry this identi- fication with us. We hope that our school, always advancing in its methods of teaching. has left on us a good markg a mark which will be identified with good men and great leaders in the years to come. We also realize that as the citizens of tomorrow, it will be up tous to keep this learning meaningful and progressing. Tins desire to rnove Hnwvardin unproxdng our schools,our jobs, our nation is, niitself,the greatestiirogress. of Mr, Diehl instructs teachers over the experimental television project. The greater part of progress is the desire to progress SENACA r-'tif'-11,4 .L:5f.':lxl'. fs 9 gpm Q ML' J1- mag. an if , -, 1- 'N ffl 'g lx 'TG 'E F Eg Q 'RQ if 'A 545' l in, . , an 0 L K I . 1 Q 5 o g.!! 'fv ' v 9. , E Y 5 ,, A I C yi. e . pg - , n 7 f'n' f n 5'E'7vTfS1s '..'-.f.. .-:UA---q- . : y . 0 ,s lx We f-v-X CHIC POWER A jg-rf Z S B Hlllliiuliatlllgglz? and Jim Wilhelm are shown . 62507 69,6 Enron nowin suor R' 138 Third Street S. W. C g t It t the Graduating Class Of 1960 THE C.N. VICARY CO. Rlta Toy 1ns ec s er new a1 TAILORS DlCKSON'S 8. HABERDASHERS 138 W. Tusc. OT- H180 QQ' Jackie Riley and Carol Potts appreciate the good service at Karen Gerzina and Carol Ronk examine the 1960 Pontiac. 'I'l-If EDWARDS MOIQR CO, Comer Court and 3rd N. W. 2ND. FLOOR PONTIAC GL 3-9977 Sales Sz Service 949 Cleveland N. W. -v Q, .W , . ,, w I Betty Pease, Robyn Ludwig, Ron Siers 8 and Pete Christ enjoy Cokes at PAINT CO. MARl0WE'S ACROSS FROM LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL The 1960 Chevrolet is especially appealing to Pat Kark and Carol Perdue. EWING CHEVRCLET CO. 929-41 CLEVELAND AVE. N. W. A Safe Place to Deal gjgijfunmnnmf Qvilig ,... , . w! 2+.m:f:fs..22ffM ,. ,,.........M. K B I J-T.S.... MW m Paul Wolf and Tim Larkin tina out what's new in television at Sue Donaldson's favorite food is fruit INTERNATIONAL VIDEO INC. KAHLER 3, KAHLER Grocery Sz Meats 705 Weftz N- W- W 532-534 Clarendon Ave. N. W. TUEEEY'S SOHIO SERVICE Q Courteous Service Expert Lubrication and Auto Repairs HARRISON AND - 7 M 4 A . . 6th STREET s. W , Dave Florian makes plans for his PHONE summer vacation. GL4-0475 CANTON AUTOMOBILE CLUB Ice Service 1800 Tuscarawas W. Compliments and Best Wishes i ,, .. ? I ,,,, ,Z-.--:-:pf-2'2 jY+MP5P3s-'Ff5,.f?:P+i ' , . :f.'-asm :szf:fs':.' -gf.-.-.-..,:,.,,.g 5.-.91 Q. ,.-:- V ,gr ,g.g.- 4- .-:-:-:- 1525:-1 4, -121 -:gg 3:52 :5-: rf.-ggg1g.g1-:g:::g:::g:55..4 r'- 4. ' ' 55' -31.11 . E1 F-S41-1-4-t!I!IlllIlllllhlilllilIIl.1lllIlII1llIIllllllllwgeggsi5gggggsgggisiiszsgsgsgggs:Egg? 4:5 cg- 5555155 5.-2 :fzfi 1512222 .,5,:' . . Nfl . , A W'w, I - - - - A f - -'315.-:::-'-:g:-31:5:':-:-:1:Px'1 -Ig:-:g:g:y -:':-:cg-: 5 g.-.ycf ,- . ,.,. .. ' fxs+:-2-9,4-f:-I ag-5. ,ff f' . - ,I I, ,.4.-.- ...- I 4 -wfg-cf.-C Portrait Photographers Cal Compton picks material for tailor- mades at 3I45 w. nm. el. 2-5799 HON TAIEORS CANTQN. OHIO 1352 zna street N. E. CANTON, omo 65 K Allllh Rosemary Wearstler and June Rehfus choose new cosmetics at BACHEll0R'S PHARMACY Prescription Service 401 CLARENDON AVENUE N. W. Your Home - - - Church and School Is the backbone of Your Nation. - Cledus T. Reed, FUNERAL HOME 705 Raff Rd. S. W. GR 7-6721 Best Wishes to the Class of '60 AlERED NICKEES BAKERY, INC. Bakers of TOASTMASTER BREAD Rita Thewes and John Zagan are shown fine china at DEUBlE'S Fifth and Cleveland N. W. X 0 II1 ll IIII4 Il fr11111 CHAINS X U I111111 DEPENDENCY I1111I I1 l1111l1111I 111lI 111111 APATHY I11 1I1l11 111I1 111 x I r11111 COMPLACENCY as How far along the way IS Alllfjl lca 'Q G? I r11111 SELFISHNESS 111 11111111111 1 111 x 11 s noI too late to stop II19 cIocIc' FR , ?'- Ii Ir11111 ABUNDANCE I11 1 I 1 I1111 Ulll I P IIII I I1111 ll if? I 111111 SPIRITUAL FAITH I Ill 1 LIBERTY I11 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I I Ullfll I1 COURAGE '11 I1I11 rn 3 -ff-1 3 I 2 - 'fl , f I . I J . , X I v I' ' ' . , ,J ' XX 'I' '1' 1 I I , .11 I 1 . , X ' I I PS ' 1 X? A .XX ug' 1 11 11I gv , IJ +4 x ,f-1 X ,f f .. ly, ,'. .- -ffl . 'I' 'P .'. II. If' I11 1 , . 1- ' ef Q :I 0 I 6 ' : -I 'U ' 0 . f 1 A - 1 1, , , . , .1. 11111 Tv 1, . I I I11 IIIIIIIIIQY ff ' ,ff ' 1 K- 1 . ,X . ,iw - 1' ' ,f. X , 1 N f IES TT N cf 'S QW.. ,, fl. 1 - A 2 . J:'M I .Xin Q31 i - :I+ 1' 'U ' L , ., 3. 1' is 1 S' 'NS X IIIIII' 'IvIlllIx1'Il Iiollvl' Ig1'1ll'Illg 41 'amy - Izillllilll 11. Ihiu Janet Erzigkeit, Sharon Tietze, and George Joy Zigo and Diann Doudna like the great Suma think the 1960 Chevrolet is tops. choice of styles at EPPY'S CHEVROLET INC. SHIRLEY SHOES Wh F h' 'n Footwear and S A I. A N D SER V I nfaitihiiiig aggelssories is a Fine Art 214 Market Ave. N. 730 Market S. -qlq ya: lf? Ken Swallen and Ted Bernhard discuss basketball at Ann Martino and Pat Moser receive the best of service. DumoNrS srolmnc coons, mc. - ' t . . 415 Market Ave. North '68 132 134 Fifth Stree N W Canton, Ohio FINNEY'S DRUG STORE HUUVER FINE APPLIANCES around the house, around the world Convertible and Canister Vacuum Cleaners Floor Washers Floor Polishers Hand Cleaners Steam and Dry Irons Commercial Castings Electronic Components M A n V A Xl 1 Nancy Brill and Carol Lawson appreciate new sport outfit is Nancy Krumm's choice at fine prescription service. STERN 8. MANN'S DUEBER DRUGS HERE YOUR FASHION SEARCH ENDS WISELY 169 600 Dueber Ave. S. W. Boosfef N, an cn Cllmalene used with gets wash detergent 20 0 cleaner Now Booster Actzon CLIMALENE at your grocer s ln a blg new laundry SIZE' CLIMALENE used with detergent gets even grlmy workclothes clean Heavlly solled playclothes slacks and shlrts turn out spotless wlthout h'1nd scrub bmg or addlng ext E pre s water and adds lts own cleanmg power Get CLIMALENE today! A D 8 1 X X - Gumanlue y . 'ood ousel-:vying 5,0 lluuvmll 'nw' I I , . . . u . - . Y , n n u . K ' ' H ' ' ra detergent. CLIMALEN - condition ' ' . f Q 1':.r-3:55 ,K-,,. Gary Rhiel and Doug Wilson are shown the newest in sportswear Evelyn Higbie and Jackie Hutter try new typewriters. BENSON rvrfwmmz co. ' , ,Inu I, M. 401 4th N.w. Typewriting Headquarters ' 3054 PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Since 1917 Congratulations SlBERT'S mc: omg! Supply sunoco ssnvlci U 1816 CLEVELAND AVE. S.W. Thlfd Street Canton, .51 mi Art Langley tries on a new suit Joanne Lab and Heide Tkocz look at class rings. Omovs MOST BEAUTIFUL Best Wishes to the Class of '60 JEWELRY STORE ,fs,-4'-,rw my THE HARVARD 7v5- 7121152 b ' ' '. 1 iw' Q CORNER ON FASHIONS FOR ,1 1' SI ! ESTABIYHEDW ' l IOSTUSC V MEN AND BOYS The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do well. LINCOLN ADULT BCOSTER CLUB BETTER CITIZENSHIP BETTER ATHLETICS BETTER SCHOLARSHIP Everybody Says MAKE MINE Linda Lacy and Patty May make a visit to the M I L K I I newest of the SCHUMAN DRUGS,INC. Prescription Service Five Locations To Serve You Larry Robinson and Bill Groves inspect the 1960 DeSoto. STARK MOTORS,lNC. , V wig De Soto Plymouth i 1 Lou Ann Shimp, Delores Monastra, and Sales and Service Charlotte Hill enjoy their Milk. 1251 Dueber Ave. S.W. Caryl Shissler and Carol Holmes have picked their favorite flower arrangement. BECK'S HOWERS 3900 12th street N.w. Joe Llamas, Cap Wilson, and Larry Chap- anar are entering BIRIS EXCELLENT E000 4169 Tuscarawas W. Glendale 4 -57 67 Corsages, Baskets, Sprays, Etc. LARGE PARKING AREA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1960 CANTON DRCP FORGING AND MANUFACTURING CG. To the Graduates CONGRATU LAT IONS It matters not so much what we do in liie but how we do it, and for what purpose. All of us wish you . . . GOOD LUCK SUCCESS HAPPINESS THE LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL BAND AND ORCHESTRA PARENTS CLUB CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '60 Karen Sherlock and Jill Garber enjoy their work at JOHNNIFS PASTRY SHOP 109 WERTZ N.W. GL 5-4177 AUTOGRAPHS