Lincoln High School - Commander Yearbook (Warren, MI)

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JUNE Z COMMANDER H lQ36 NAME Homer Akers Donna Dickinson Elda Frankiew Viola Ghiata William Gross Elsie Harrison June Johnson Edward Kolaczynski Wflliam Mantel Edith Nielen Orlando Romano Lillian Schwalm Jane Sloan Edward Sofranko John Tucker Frank Tumino Dorothy Walker Edith Waldo NAME Eileen Bauman Earl Blank Gladys Cudney Jean Cunningham Nancy De Sano Mary Frances Finley Roy Foster Elaine Garwood Margaret Gottschalk Eleanore Griebe Wilfred Hebert Donald Johnson Ella Kaiser Tony Kelner Frances Knapp William Lawson Henry Leich Delton laple Dorothy Miller Jack loylan Edward Mrukowski Herbert Piilo Margaret Sadler Harold Sonnenberg Ruth Schweigert Mary Waldo Beatrice Winkel JANUARY SENIOR CLASS SPECIALITIES NICKNAME 'Homer' 'Donnie' 'Frankie Evil! 'Louse' 'Redder' ll Junie I! Um!! 'Mantelovitch' 'Dedee' 'Orland' 'Toots' 'Janie' 'Bud' 'Skipper' 'Tamale' !lDotY1 'Edie' JUNE SENIOR CLASS SPECIALITIES NICKNAME 'Thelma' Nmnkyll nnappyn 'Jeannie' llnanll 'Finney' 'Windy' 'Crackers Ma le .msg nR0yn llDonll 'Ellie' 'Tony' 'Frankie' 'Willie' 'Ozzie' 'Yo Yo' Ulnotil 'Jack' Nm!! 'Herb' nuargn 'Spud' Nlrobyll' NPS I 'Beggy FAVORITE SAYING nwhat sayffn 'Oh, Miss Harrisl' 'That's what you think, kid' llNo?W 'Is that so?' 'Isn't that cute' 'Persona1ly, I think---' 'I'm superintending 'I'll be in school n 'Watch me' 'Oh, geel' Wann, what?' 'Hi, son' 'Shucks' 'Got your dues?' 'He makes me sick' 'Mr. Truax wants to FAVORITE SAYING Nnuokyll 'Howmany?' nwhy-?u llmrn ll Hon, darn itz' 'Sorta-kinda-lika--' 'It comes naturally' 'Sugar' 'Oh, dearl' 'Aw, goshl' 'Smoly Hokes' 'Aw, gnats' Hon, yeah?' 'Whoosis' 'Aw, nutsl' 'Yowsahl' 'Gettin' much?' 'Aw, geel' 'Oh, youl' 'That dope' 'Hi, there' this 30 6115 U68 see you 'Yahl I ban strong man' 'Tootle-oo' 'How?' 'Gee whiz' 'Aw g'wan' 'I'1l pop you onel' bn kn

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JUNE COMMANDER nose MAY - 1955 - Had a marvelous time at the banquet., The chicken a la king was so delicious that if it hadn't been against the rules of etiquette, Tony Kelner, Henry Leich, Harold Sonnenberg, and some of our other athletes would have asked for a second helping. JUNE - 1955 - School is closed for vacation. We are all free to sleep until ten for eleven! in the mornings from his bathing suit out of moth SEPTEMBER - 1955 - School has reopened and Juniors. Wonder why we were got too small. JANUARY - 1936 - now on. Heard William Lawson say he had taken balls and would soon have time for a grand splash we now have the honor of looking down on even the allowed to enter the 12th grade. Maybe the seats Class meeting to elect officers. Wilfred Hebert is the choice of the class for president, Mary Frances Finley for vice president, and Dorothy Miller for secretary. The class voted to pay for one half the price of an amplifying system for the school. JANUARY 20, 1956 - Began work on the play, Knapp as 'Lettyn and Herbert nMystery at Midnightn. Deduced that Frances Piilo as 'Oscarn would get the limelight quite often. Having a hard time to get Dorothy Miller to scream- MARCH 12-15, 1956 - Presented 'Mystery at Miunightn. Dorothy M11ler's screams are quite realistic--due to backstage tactics. Discovered that Delton Maple is the villain who watched the play out that Beatrice Winkel and through that hole in the scenery. Also found Eleanore Griebe are guilty of putting all those marks on the back of the scenery. MARCH 16, 1936 - Mrs. Kaler assigned us a little volume of literature to study. Oh well, as long as we have such excellent librarians as Ella Kaiser and Gladys Cudney we needn't worry. MARCH 16, 1956 - Seniors had their pictures taken today. Eileen Bauman and Margaret Gottschalk are impatient to see the proofs. asses zo, 1936 - Our popularity contest began today, and we are thinking of giving an amateur show. APRIL 2, 1936 - Presented first performance of the amateur show. Contestant's knees knocked together so that musical accompaniment was unnecessary. Discovered that Jean Cunningham and Ruth Schweigert have ambitions for opera. MAY - 1956 - Already wondering what the Juniors are planning in the line of food for our banquet. Elaine Garwood, Earl Blank, and Margaret Sadler are good at suggestions Gif the Juniors will accept thaml. MAY - 1956 - Impatient for the night of the prom. It's the 22nd, but it seems to be years away. Hope the music is good. JUNE 19, 1956 - This is our graduation night. Just one more step towards life's destiny!

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