Lincoln High School - Commander Yearbook (Warren, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

I f Wgfawwfd' y X ,VG V VZ, 5 P X !- In ' 7 j 'UN-'??.. O4 xv ,JJ - V A ,f, V? w wx ' NX My Jw' K C - SL.. 5' 1 J 1 Q.: Q I lg f ' , 5 d 176,21 - A ATG -426 Q 1'p'VN'L A Mp N ,MMS WV M-M' ,cg A 1Qi2j'1fi-: f 'v ww - YQTLILQ, my V 'fl ,f, 'fx nf X N ' L, gg, wi if V Q. fi l S x , ., My TL QQ .fa 6 f X4 - Q -an 1 may X33 V I fxdjd Ai fw 'Hz was star- Af 1- gifs. V V. A 51.5 L-:Qi 75? 2 Jjlbgx TN- Q wc- p IW , ' V V, 'cf ij V Vg 1-,V JMU! I My V f I 'Qvwz-V frznt- ',' N . ' fr, , 'z-er' -f- f LM '-'L A .9 g 'ff X v VV f :VCE ,VG I V Z V! Q r v f Z, xi L' p ' 4' ' A L ' V u V : f ,- fy , -I. VU pd ' px! 5, y -J ' Vx 2 4:r5'r' ! x :V YV VV ' Kb kk! J I VU V JX V f X 57' is 1, -V x UL 'UYHV V I.. 'R 1 VIVA-,V V OV' V . ' ,NX X.vl VY fl VV k ,,,f ,f Va: . V V V LV X ., VV Vg R V W '-' A 'VL KVA J . L ,V XV A 5 VV VV , X VR' I U. . :V VAC Paul mx TJ a IJ 5 tx :Vi C TVR: V' VA AN - . L 1 Q, x X5 ,X Tj! . Ll P, L. - . l ' 8 WN , , 6 , 1 2 f -- 4 'J . S 1 'J -f '- 0, 'ff A r K 11.1 4 L 3 CQ .' KL- ' yy IL! .Xa V LV V V If C: gl .Rf 6' VA LV xlj' f 1 J' .uv .L Q 5 W ' C, Q1 - x L. VV L' V x . X- , 1 'N VV' V ,' VI- I VVV if VV 4- F' Y Li if ,AV 1 f ' L, f 2' 1 7 C V Vi L .Abu W F 3 I VV X ' ff J K I L7 b il -x V, --:bg , J-V .fdky A ,Z L WG Lt, ' eval Y -- ww' 311, L S ff- f 'bf A ' ,. ,J x ff '7 X. L - ' ,, V X VV l , :ffl k-I L If I ' fo, , V , ,K 13 V n., P pl C. Lf. 55 K gf E, ,, L., s A F-' , -1 . V 1 K L, I 1' ' -J Lf ef' ,, f r ,XV ,Up ,Vx fl ,f ,ix FP. I TV w r-5:5 V M! I 1 ,Tl Nbbq? -is--5 X w JT . nw f gs 'Nik - W. .Liv X x XA CX f' .K-I G , ,V ig-B --il' X3 'N X frxik- X --Ib 3 K rl ji' V .X Vx J R 'xxx is gk xx il --w, '75 'ijt .. 'N 3 ' VV LW,- f ff ' 'xfkx - , 33:55 S-V 5 5 21 we Q Z! 1 'Xxx -1 , IUWQD J ,Z W6 . WJ yfwfff MQ ywgwgipwfef' JM! Qfjgflf' Wfgglw WJWWWV V ' Y ' . JS V M A M ,ffvfffff Qitgwligs f. ,mj,fff ofggwggjspy Br ef A aff f X' X x E . ' s X HW X Q 'bf c Q , gg S Q QSM W, fy W w ER X W ,JMX J-'RN 31? 1 WU My' Qi iii Wifi? fffff' N YWMW' I idwafagu ? ?Mw1W U qw X jjj L SY, 535 jf 4fWmV73f,f www .5f , cw .V WA! Xe ! wid ffijiiZW v X ws is Tj MW LW N MM' X 3Li'fw Mj5jfWfE 1ZwWF mile 9 ' J, My ff Q WW' XWWAW W WW M QiM,3, W, WM ww 6 1 Zammmi LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL, I am leadership. I am present in all students , but some do not express me as well as others. Those who use me are worthy of leadership. They are respected by others and therefore are capable of leading others . My work shows best in Lincoln High through the classes, clubs , and sports. Since the success of any organization depends upon the inspiration afforded by its leaders , these are the people who are the most outstanding examples of me. Come with me through the halls of Lincoln High School by means of this Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Seven Com- mander and I will show you the many students of which I have become a part.- Dorotha Gray .... Editor VAN DYKE, MICHIGAN I Q N t 1, 7: 'KYZ-YE M MIISH - X-I'-55-fl-, 1 s Q4 ff - 499 H E V 1 ' he if 1 A E y TJ V I .13 -X JT! f?- ',7 - -fr -fc :sw s A ,, - it R i -5, as ..,. DEDICATED T0 ONE who is a great leader ........ who became ill while helping to develop leaders on the football field. . . . . two ' U ' ' . ' . . . . ' ' . ' .who encouraged and trained leaders in character and good sportsmanship while coaching the trackteam.......... who enthusiastically supported any school activity ............ who is a friend to all, respect- ed and well-liked by all the students, faculty, and parents. ident Wright :fwfr f ,'5:?P?i.gdjL t 1-'- Early I was a part of these three lives, for in the tenth grade they were elected the officers of the January 1957 class and remained so until their day of grad- uation. Vice-President Henry Lindner .. 4, Secretary Donna Pfeiffer 1 , , . ,.,. P'5!rll:r':-'rf-P'1tw LARRY ADAMS Ah yes! Iremember well those lessons, but as for what I learned, that is the question. Retail Co-Op, Retail Club, V.C.Y. Vice- Pres., Smith Hughes, Biggest Eater. .Li PATRICK BRANNIGAN Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is the probable reason why so few engage in it, Senior Play, Chatterbox, Class Pessi- mist. - ROSE DALE If you want a thing well done, do it yourself. Student Credit, Retail Co-Op, Senior Play. 'Q 7? J' 4 ,, ,gr- 4? s ,fi CONNIE ASZUREK High erected thoughts seated in a heart of courtesy. N.H.S., Student Council, Rail- splitter, F.H.A. Parl., F.N.C. Vice-Pres., G.A.A., Nurses Co-Op, Senior Play. J LOIS BROWN She is never quiet, but when she is sleeping, F.N.c. Treas., Retail Co-Op, Railsplitter, Pessimist. CARL DALTON What he does, he does in silence. Band, J.V. Football, Railsplitter, lntra-Mural Basketball, Quietest. l Q. , 1. : ' Y' .QSNEZ W -in-H ---' ' ' e 'A Rl 'Wizar- ...mv It ,g AULTON BARRON Questions don't bother me, it's the answers. Band, Senior Play, Average American. ,,,4' JOE CADILI My memory is the thing I forget with. Band. Most Talented. TIM FRANKLIN The acts of this life are the destiny of the next. Retail Co-Op, Retail Club, Student Council, V.C.Y., Optimist. p bp X gg 4 fl., I :. E LAINE FRIESE A striking girl with eyes of blue, a ready smile and wisdom too. Railsplitter, Choir, Senior Play, G.A,A., Student Council, Y- Teens, Latin Club, F.T.A. Vice--Pres., F.N.C., Best Personality, Optimist. :JT xy! CHARLES HUGHES Quiet and serious, trusty and Uue. Smith Hughes, Co-Op, Most Bashful. BARBARA JONES Slang is just sport-model language stripped down to get more speed with less horsepower. CAROL GUGEL LARRY HARRISON Convincing, chatty, and calm. Railsplitter, Never work unless you have to. Most Sophisticated. Retail Co- Op, Retail Club. A 'Y 1 A.: ,nf .YA JOAN JAX A jolly lass, chuck full of fun, she's always nice to everyone. G.A.A., Student Credit, Senior Play, Best Dancer. JERRY KENDZORSKI Better be happy than wise. Retail Co-Op, Retail Club. .um ' ,- ' M31-1 'JMC' 'fgh TUQBRQ JOYCE HEUSSNER She's a quiet lass, until you see her out of class. Band, Choir, Student Council, N.H.S. Senior Play, Most talented, Average Ameri- can Girl. LORETTA KERR Friendship is the gift of God. F. H. A,, Sm- dent Council. ,I 1 x. -Oli 'ts There 's no such word as can't but who wants Au 21'0UDd fellow whom we FCCOIUIHCHC1- tg, Retail Co-Op, Retail Club Treas., Class Vice-Pres., Best Dressed, Ideal. 41' -sv JIM MASCHKE LYNN MC COY Life is so short and so am I. Football, Intra- A little nonsense now and then is relished Mural Basketball. by the wisest men. Basketball, Senior Play, Best Dancer, Class Pest, Class Clown. TONI PASSANANTE DONNA PFEIFF ER Where is the laughter that shook the rafters: by the way, where are the rafters? Student Council, Senior Play, Class Sec., Class Pest, Class Clown. She looks mfe, but so does gun powder. Retail Co-Op, G.A.A., Senior Play, Best Dressed. W? He says a little but thinks a lot. Choir, Smith Hughes, Senior Play, Apple Polisher SHIRLEY MINGO And so she flirted, like a true good woman till we bade adieu. Choir, Student Credit, Class Flirt. DELPHINE PUWAL Keen sense, common sense, some room f nonsense. G.A.A., Latin Club Pres., St Council, Commander, F.T.A. Sec., N.H. OI' S Choir, Student Credit, Senior Play, Vale- dictorian, Most Studious, Most Likely To Succeed. Hardest Worker. ADD1e Polisher. -HL- A .-,. ..4A...-...Q.. l, ..., .. ARVIL RANDOLPH Not dm: 1 dislike studying, but 1 like fun better. Retail Co-Op, Senior Play. '-T? JANET ROULSTON You can tell her by the noise she doesn't make. ANITA STOUT Gentle and shy, with mischief in he: eyeg, 'il' N, in I ALVIN RIECK He puts his best efforts into everything he does. Co-Op, Most Studious. -arf? I ROBERT SANDERSON Happy-Go-Lucky. FRANCIS SZC Z EPANSKI All things require skill, but an appedte. Smith Hughes, Co-Op. ffvlrlzwzsr 'Vit ROBERT RICHARDSON He did nothing in particular and did Senior Play. if GERALDINE SCHMIER Quiet persons are welcome everywhere. PATRICIA TORRANCE Be a friend to yourself and others will be- friend you. N.H.S ., F,T,A. Vice-Pres., Student Council Rec. Sec., Choir, G.A.A., Senior Play, Salutatorian, Most Popular, Cutest, Best All Arolmd, Ideal. 'inf-in ORBA UNDERWOOD A youth of frolic, a man of sports. Foot Baseball, Basketball, Varsity Club, Rail- splitter, Choir, Senior Play, Class Wolf, Handsomest, Most Athletic. MU' fsffx -Q? PATRICIA WOLFENDEN Life is a song, dance to the thrill of it. Senior Play, Student Credit. ED STOFFEL I don't do business that way Q96 Q...-i WILLARD WIERENGO VINC ENT WOOD ball, Knowledge is a treasure but practice is the Make 1-my While the Sun shines, V,C,Y,, key to it. Smith Hughes, Co-Op, Hardest Smith Hughes, C0-OP, Most likely to Worker. 26 FAYE WIGLE Silence is golden. Choir. PAUL WRIGHT A good name will wear out, a bad one may be be tmned, a nickname lasts forever. Football, Basketball, Track, Varsity Club, Student Credit Treas., Senior Play, Class Pres., Most popular, Best Personality, Best All Around. id. .In-J, dv- 'R A . 1 ,. 'A' A . ., .,,: ,xiyr .A ' li 4 44' K - - 'sf-'I 1 .A fg .3 4 A if t if .. f l P Q'-'rx PEGGY WOOLEY I please the friend who pleases me. G.A.A., Student Council, Choir, Senior Play, Biggest Eater, Most Athletic. Q Q N. One SteD at a time always forward. is fl Blue carnation o ' A . ,i1.... XFN. ', -LA, President Tom Thorpe M M 1 r xx ., ,1 ' af Fortunate was this class of June 1957 to have such excellent material for leader- ship. Through the hardest decisions these were the ones who never forgot the blue and the white. 4----' 9' V106 Pres1dent Fred Martz 9 ig '97 s 2 . MJ, Y 5 W' .. 4' -'vs 1 'wx ' 'viL'f .xY , 4 H If-if , kin X.. fin! , was gf,-' Secretary Dorotha Gray 4. 'Na' 12139 ROY ABBOTT Not to know me, is missing one of the greatest opportunities of life. Student Council, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Intra-Mural, Varsity Club, Pep Club. MARGE ALTER Friendship is priceless. RON BARNER Silence is the best resolution. Dramatics. sl 6 ,sr A, WY' TON I AN TAK I-Ier mind is always in the right place. Student Credit, F.H.A., Intra-Mural, Dramatics G.A.A. ANITA BARLASS To be strong in mind, is to be strong in heart. Choir, Co-op., Pep Club RITA BOWLING Learn the sweet magic of a cheerful smile. Student Credit, Co-op, G.A.A. ,V C, ,R-rn V w, 1-v S 'li me R JERRY SUE ARGO 'I She, the very pink of courte Choir W' 9 Dramatics. . 'Ym 'f'-N. rf I 'UN' , are 5 '4 if V L 'fiat' ,I X , f - , ' :if Sy, -, ,,'.'5'.,',,w, , +.t,g'i . ,st , JACK BILLINGSLEY Be always as merry as ever you can Co-op DE WAYNE BROYLES A good-natured person lives long. Band, Co-op, Baseball, Pep Club 'YT n JIM BRADF ORD When looks were fond, and words were few. Band, Latin Club, Baseball, Golf, Pep Club. 41 QZ237' RONALD BUBACK History amazes him. . .but women! Stu- dent Credit, Inna-Mural. GLEN DA BUSH You may challenge many with your pleasing personality. Choir, Cheerleaders Co-Mgr., Intra-Mural, G.A.A., Pep Club. SHARON BRAZIL The smile that doesn't wear off. Co-op. PAT BUDDS As neat as a new pin. F.H.A., G.A.A- EDWARD BYRD Happiness cannot be bought Co-op .' ' ,, -1 VIRGINIA BROWN h act Her words speak louder than er ions. Co-op JE RRY BURGE You are of so many minds. Basketball Football, Baseball, Intra-Mural. ANGE LO CA LCATERRA A contented person is welcome always. Co-op, I.V. Football. 5-ws, 3. . A 1 fQiTj3w, l in J .' 4. . L , can '5' JIM CARTER To know how to be serious and humorous is a wonderful thing. Basketball, Intra-Mural, Senior Play LAWRENCE CONLEY Outward sunshine, inward Joy. Latin Club, Co-op, PAT DA VIS With a voice as soft as a breeze. F.H.A., Art Club, Co-op WALTER CE LMER He Blushesg all is well. Co-op. BARBARA CRICKS As merry as a cricket. Co-op, G.A.A, DEANNA DECKER Talk often, but never long. Choir, Student Credit, G.A.A. 'Dr 5-6 'JQ. 47,5 Q y I as MARILYN CHALKER Her beauty is like the morning dew fresh and clean. Choir, Pep Club. 47- DONNA CUTLIP Be slow to promise, quick to perform BETTY DE CKER Everyone has a fair turn to be as great as she pleases. Retail 8 Office. I' SUE DECKER A good disposition is the gift of nature. Co-op, G.A.A. fn ROSE MARIE DUBIEL The best things in life are free. Co-op VIRGINIA DU VA LL A sweet person with a sweet personality is always liked. National Honor, Choir, Co-op, GAA. ... ,..., ,V.. --- -.. ..,..,,,W ,...,,, ,,.,r,W-,Y .. ,. tf?si'- liz: MARY DEROSE Quiet and seriousg trusty and true. Student credit BQ PEGGY DUKE My heart belongs to only one. Choir, Cheerleader, Co-op, lntra-Mural, G.A.A Senior Play. JIM E GNATOSKI Only good deeds give strength to life. Co-op. - as ff, LEONARD DOLECKI The essence of knowledge is having to apply it. Retail S Office. tr BOB DOWELL A man with few words. Band, Co-op. SYLVIA ENGEL Those who want much are always much in need. Future Teacher Pres., Railsplitter Editorial Editor, G,A.A., Senior Play, Y- Teens. PAT EVANS r' Alone with her friends. . . .how merry she can be. Co-op. PAT FLAHERTY A girl who has so many willful ways. Co-op. DOROTHA GRAY A pretty woman is a Jewel, a good woman is a treasure. Usher Club Pres., Future Teachers, N.H.S. Tres., Band, Commander Ed.-in-Chief, Majorette Co-Leader, Flag- twirler, Student Council Treas., Intra-Mural, G.A.A., Senior Play, Class Sec., Pep Club. W I 21? Emu .-.-. ,, , if-4... fe' , SHIRLE Y FERGUSON TOM F LAHE RTY In each cheek appears a pretty dimple. I do confess to be no more than what I Future Teacher Treasurer, Choir, Girls' Trio, Latin Club, Intra-Mural, G.A Senior Play, Y-Teens. A., seem. Co-op, Baseball. is' tm-rf' if ffl? . 'f . , .frf GE RALDIN E GOSTIOUX Convincing, chatty, and calm. Choir, Latin Club, lntra-MLU31, G.A.A. JIM GRAHAM What he does, he does in silence. 'FLT 7 A 1 i Co-op. X P Nil: JIM GENNETTE Full of a nature nothing can tame. Choir Student Credit, Art Club, Track, Varsity Club, Cross Country. JANICE GRIFFITH Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet. Usher Club, N.H.S., Choir, F.H.A. Pres., Senior Play. 6 , . .. .. .,, , JOYCE GRIF FITH Man has his way, but woman has her way. Railsplitter Ed.-in-Chief, Marjorette Leader, Flagtwirler. JOHN HAUPT I've taken my fun where I've found it. Student Council, Baseball, Senior Play. JANICE HICKEY Good breeding is the blossom of good sense. Choir, Retail 8 Office, G.A.A. xt F1 DOROTHY GROSSMAN JERRY HOLADYE A friend is a person with whom I may be Whoever blushes is already guilty Student sincere. Choir, Railsplitter, Pep Club, G.A.A., Girls' Trio. Qt, bpgg' , 'ci BARBARA HEIM A smile costs nothing, but gives much. Council, Latin Club, Track. 3' GERALD HERGENREDER To do. . .I know not what. Football, Student Council Alternate, Y-Teens Secre- Intex--Mm-31. tary, Latin Club, Intra-Mural. WILBERT HILLER HE LMUT HOLZ He needs neither to obey nor to command As merry as the day is long. Co-op. to be SOI'n9th.ing. Band, Basketball Base ball, Track. Q 43' i 4 I by ., , N',.,... , LEE HUDSON It is the cleverest thing in the world to be merely happy. Co-op. , . ,if I BERNICE JEWELL Simplicity is welcome at all times. JUDY KE NYON er Friendship shines from h Usher Club, F.T.A., Student Credit, Latin Club, Treasurer. eyes. I I I I I 4' I KEN HYLENSKI I meant to do my work today. . .but! Basketball, Football. if 'Irv' N...J DIANE KAMYSZEK A good temper must be kept cool to retain its sweetness. Choir, Flagtwirler, Student Council, G.A.A., Senior Play. RICHARD KERN High aims for high character. N.H.S. Pres., Commander, Basketball, Football, Intra- Mural, Varsity Club, Golf. Qld' Q 1.2 HAROLD JACKSON Ce Sera! Seraf Co-Op 'far' FRANK KAY If it rained soup, I'd have a fork instead of a spoon. Golf, Intra-Mural, F Track. NANCY KERR A Jolly lass and lots of fun, she's ootball , always nice to everyone. Usher Club, F.T.A., Railsplitter, Latin Club, G.A.A. ROSE MARIE KE RS ZYKOWSKI For she hath a tongue with a tang. Rail- splitter, Student Council, F.H.A., Co-op. JOE KOLASSA Be not simply good, be good for something. RICHARD KUBINSKI The world belongs to the energetic. Latin Club, Art Club. ANNE KISER Friendship always benefits. F.H.A., Intra- Mural, G.A .A. 'FAT' JOHN KONTOS What he feels and not what he does, honors a man. Band, Pep Club, Varsity Club, Rail- splitter, Student Council Pres., Latin Club, Basketball, Football, Baseball, lntxa-Mural. MARIE KOWA LSKI Only God could make one so sweet. LINDA KNIFFEN A smile within her eyelids play. F.T.A. Sec., Choir, Latin Club, Y-Teens Treas. IRENE KOWALSKI Wisdom is more precious than wealth. Fu- ture Teachers, National Honor, Choir, Stu- dent Council, Student Credit, F.H.A., Latin Club. ROBERT KUCERA A man is known by his appearance. Co-op. YS' DANNY LANG ball, Baseball, Intra- iu ' ' JERRY LOEFFLER Everyone is witty for his own purpose. Choir, Basketball, Track, Intra-Mural, Var- sity Club. DARLE NE MANKOWSKI Those make friends who do friendly acts. Railsplitter, Retail 8 Office, Art Club, Co-op. Ah, well, for us all, s Mural. Choir, Basketball, Track, Varsity Club CARO L LINDNER What is sweeter than honey? Student Credit FRED MAINVILLE ROSEMARIE LORD The mildest manners, the gentlest heart. Rejoice in her laughter. Student Credit, Latin Club, Art Club, Foot- Co-op FRED MARTZ A young man that blushes is better than who turns pale. Basketball, Football, Tra Intra-Mural, Varsity Club President 've' fbi mb' X? I PAT MCCARTHY Clear mind develops clear thought. Student Credit, F.H.A., Latin Club F '-g .. 15 BETTE MILLER Virtue, modesty, and youth are the guardian angels of women. DIANE MOSKOVITZ Contentment consists not in but in few wants. F.H.A. 1 I , ,QV 55 .ntl 1 will CAL MCFADDEN ball, Track, Intxa-Mural. fn. .,' W.. 'fl 53... DE LORES MILLER A little peach in the orchard grew. S dent Credit. JUDY MOYERS great wealth What sweet delight a quiet life affords Choir, F.H.A. Latin Club, GAA. any You are you, and I am I. Basketball, Foot- tu- X, LEE MCGINNIS In quietness and confidence, shall be your strength. Band, Dramatics. COLLEEN MIZERSKI Her cheek is like the rose. Choir, Co-op, F.H.A. JOSEPH MROZEK Blessed are they that say little, for they shall not be quoted. Band. FRANCES NAGY Faithful, gentle, good, wearing the rose of womanhood. V.C .Y., C0 'OP- DON NAROSKI -A.. W,-,e-V1-,-..,.,,,, , ,,, F ...WT , NOLA NELSON Happy am I, from care I'm free. Commander, To be free from evil thoughts IS Go . . . . . 4 Football, Varsity Club, Golf. 'L' DENNIS NOBLE Why aren't they all contented like me? Latin Club. JOE PAGE A good man does good by merely living. Co-op M52 ROSE MARY OSGA The unspoken word never does harm. Choir RON PARKS One whose personality is measured by his height. National Honor, Commander, Stu- dent Council, Latin Club, Intra-Mural. iv best gift. Choir, Railsphtter, Pep DONNA OSMINSKI I think, therefore I am. F.l-l.A DONNA PASIKE Next to quietness, love. Band. . 4 1 . V I' - Q MARY ANN PASTOREK There 15 no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. Usher Club, Future Teachers, National Honor, Choir, Railsplitter, Commander, Cheer- leaders, Student Council, Intra-Mural, G.A.A. Dramatics. CHESTER PELSHAW No age is shut against great genius. Stu- dent Credit, Basketball, Baseball, Intra- Mural. A BARBARA PE TE RSON The secret to happiness is something to ao Student Credit, F .H.A. JOAN PRAHL Modesty is the citadel of beauty and virtue. v.c.Y., r.u.A. T TOM POTTS Enjoy yourself . . . It's later than you think. JOAN PRITC HARD Work is the easiest way man has ever in- tended to escape boredom. Usher Club, Future Teachers, Choir,'Student Council, F.I-LA., Debate, Latin Club, Y-Teens. 1. CARO LE PE TE RS A woman's heart is always changing, like the moon, but there is always a man in it. Future Teachers, National Honor, Choir, Band, Debate, Latin Club, Intra-Mural, G.A.A., Dramatics, Pep Band. ei 4, 'f 'Hug 'TT ,,, if ALPHA POTTER She that brings sunshine to others cannot keep it from herself. Usher Club, V.C.Y., Student Credit, F.H.A., One hundred Club. JIM RANDOLPH Every good man likes to make the public stare. MARY RAWLS Wisdom and beauty, a great combination. Usher Club, F,T,A,, N.H.S ., Choir, Girl's Trio, Commander, Cheerleader Mgr., Student Council, Latin Club, Intra-Mural, G A A., Pep Club il'--5? FREDERICK RE CKLEY If he is not that, he is nothing. RALPH RUMBE LL The reward of study is understanding. Co-op. NANCY RISSE A h3PPY life is one which is in 3CC01'deUCe Not swift, nor slow to Change, but firm. with its own nature. Student Credit, Latin v.c.Y., choir, Band, Footbaii, Bas1.efba11, Club, F.N.A., Co-op, G.A.A., Dramatics, Int,-a-Mura1, Baseball, X JOHN RICHERT Men are born to trouble, Choir, Student Credit, Basketball, lntra-Mural, Dramatics. CO-Op. MADE LINE SACK JOHN SANCHEZ Comedy is the fountain of found sense. Don't be afraid of going Railsplitter, F.H.A., Co-op. afraid of standing still. BE VERLEY RINGWE LSKI A smile in her eyes as well as on her lips. slowly, be only Cross Country. . 11.1.1 ' Jr ss -um. K' Uhr REX SCHLEIGER BARBARA R SCHN EIDE Wild natures need wise curbs. Track, Intra- Be good and leave the rest to heaven. Mural, Dramatics, Varsity Club. -it ,415 CHARLES SMITH What's the use of worrying? Smile! Foot- ban, WINFORD STE LL A friend in need is a friend indeed. Co-op if 'PU'- f 'Sv RICHARD STAFFORD An all around fellow, whom we recommend. Football, Track, Intra-Mural, Varsity Club. FRED STROZESKI lt's not what you try to be but what you are. Co-op. BARBARA SMITH Energy will do any-thing that can be done in the world. Choir, C.A.A. JUNE STARK Good things come in small packages Choir, Band, Flagtwirlers, FHA., G.A.A. Co-op WILLIAM SUMMERS To be strong in mind, is to be strong in heart. 7?- x MARILYN SUPER She is wealthy in friends. Choir, Majorettes. HARRY SZYMANSKI If you can't win fair, cheat. Band, Co-op. FRANCES TERESCIK In a world all my own. 'hut f' v 2 JA NE T SWIE TKOWSKI No load is heavy if your heart is light. MARGE TACK Ah! To be as sweet as she. FRANCES TERRIEN Silent, trim, and sincere. Student Credit, Co-op, CAA. , .,.,.. ,5..,..7....-..,f1?EgY5-'lg-.-t ..,.,T..,,3,...,7.,.,,, X . ' , : ' - . ' VIC TORIA S ZATK OWSKI Smile and the world smiles with you. Aff Club, GAA. N-' ,. 'QS' ' A, JOSEPHINE TALLUTO The Golden Rule. Co-op. TOM THORPE The man who is born with a talent which he is meant to use finds his greatest happiness in using it. Student Credit, Latin Club, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Track, Varsity Club Treasurer. i 'N its SYLVIA TOMCZYK A smile with an intent to do mischief. Choir, Majorettes, Dramatics. 1 MARIE VAN WAGNER Our characters are the result of our co Co-op BILL YORK He who laughs last, laughs best. SHIRLEY TOTH ELLEN TRAYNOR This is the Sweet magic of 3 Cheerful face- Where there is truth, there IS happmess Student Credit, Co-op, CAA. Af I . S 1 RONALD WILLIE BRUNO WOLFF nduct. Always follow through with good work. If you are going to do anythmg do t Co-op. fight- CLASS MOTTO WE BUILD FOR CHARACTER LESS THAN OUR BEST IS FAILURE CLASS FLOWER BLUE CARNATION Hedwig Carlson Mr 5-- F' m Q , wx Q SPONSORS John Labbe ,3 NY, v 4' v in: ' Fl4 .5 4 an 11 5 if Perhaps here I am most important. I must be a leader yet cannot show it while on the team. Here the leadership is not as outwardly shown as is in the clubs and classes. That is why it is a true leadership not backed by jealousy. o... ao, Football Basketball Baseball Track G olf Cross Country Row D. Routinnen, D. Harbomne, D. Cinquemani, R, Stafford, K. Cricks, B. Shepard, I. Moore, M- Antaka R' George, W- H319-dYen R- Kem: R. Abbott, O. Underwood, T. Thorpe, D. R. Rhodes, I. Jewell, G. Hatch, F. Maru, G. Konke, B. Martin, B. Simons, P. Wright, C- Day, J. Polazzi, B. Hackel B. Evans, I- Maschke, I- KOIUZOS- Naroslci, J. I-Iallums, N. Douglas. The 1956 Football Squad finished with a creditable four win, four loss and one tie record. The highlight of the season was a 14-13 w over arch-rival Center Line. The win avenged last year's defeat and returned the Little Brown Jug to the Abes for another year. The defending champions of the Inter-Lakes League slipped to third place with a two win, two loss and one tie league mark. The outstanding league game saw the Lincoln Squad wreck the Southfield Homecoming with a crushing 26-7 victory. The non-league loss to Hazel Park, 13-10, will long be remembered as a hard fought game with the emphasis on the fought. The game ended in a free for all and the long series between the schools seems to have reached an abrupt ending. Co-Captains Tom Thorpe and Orba Underwood were the spark that lit the winning fires in the Abe Camp. Captains elect for 1957, Charlie Day and Bob Martin anchored a stout line for Lincoln, Seniors Roy Abbott, Richard Kern, Richard Stafford, Paul Wright, john Kontos, john Polazzi and Fred Maru. All contributed to the winning efforts and will be sorely missed next season. Coaches Saxton, Mc- Millan, and Shankie worked hard throughout the season and are looking forward to the 1957 season with a good deal of optimism. The football squad was heartbroken when Mr. McMillan was taken ill and forced to temporarily retire to Co-Captains Managers O. Underwood, T. Thorpe Henry Thompson, Bob Paul 1956 FOOTBALL RESULTS LINCOLN LINCOLN L INC OLN LINCOLN L INC OLN L INC OLN L INC OLN L INC OLN LINCOLN EAST DETROIT MT. CLEMENS WATERFORD BERKLEY SOUTHFIELD WALLED LAKE FARMINGTON HAZEL PARK CENTERLINE Coaches Saxton and Shankie Y., -J .1 'B 25' 1 vspfn al' 5- . va-Lf -f F .I LINCOL - 26 s THFIELD - r - fR, r .,-..,Y...- .... -. M .fvm L' 1 A -'. is . L -,cu Q '-sup' 1 V 1 '-1-3 . .....,, ., i 5, If 'F-I -JKT 'H- ni if . ' . - . ,M - . exilslfigs Abbott and Stafford throw Southfie1d's Brewer for a. loss. Lincoln stops Southfield for no gain. K ,, In Q Q -A tg K. Wfdtaxlfl 41 ,-in ' '4':s4'r. M f ,---f--Q 'N- Abbott almost gets through, Thorpe downed at the goal line. ...z,.gg,.,TMe?EF q.jlg,, v, H-4? nr Underwood churns for extra yardage. thirty Thorpe turns the corner for five yards. . ' p-2 fffiuib ' 'lie , sw-fp .-.-' YAY . - v A . s ' g.i F 'A ' JA 5 .. ...eq 5. 41.-- !HM if X .talk .. .. i ' . 0' , , P' S , , ' f ' r l Fm ., V 'Nils' . 1 I' .,., 99 5 -M A 1 . Q 2. A v 1' V 'L ff' , , '- - ., Wf'k,f,- 4 .. , J, ,I gl f RJQ G .- X fl I, ,,,,,11N! .- .- dK,.,,a, Alf' 'tggfgwv ' - V, Q, 4341: A .4 ' 'bfi f- '-: Ng.. K -, e :pa mfg.. - , AQ' D 45, A Q, 'Q- 'S- 1 u , V -I, 'F'-gg., K' ly, Ur, 5 , .rv '-'L 'C-f -28'-er 'ar'-Y N 'ii- d J. ,e-1-e'?'5f-gf' -Q V Z., 43'-I, f, i. ., -1' 4 , 1 ng Hu A ,M -2 if fn .4 M. , '?,,fv '7 . .bw '15, H 441.1 .J-1 :L P f?Qf?'.':4 L J N PA-A . 1, X- , -.sr-A 1 L egg 0 mga .Ag 1,35 ff 451, C' jpg' Yu f' ll. gun. 1- wifi , . 'as J Q r fa I . 9, 'f V ... Ye' xx ' 955 bl' ff Mn if 'v. 1 -- Q.: xt, K 'Lf' . . x ' ' ,- .' -K, ' S - r'3j,, . -44 , .1 V' ' g-f 5 1 ' , p s ,M fs AV- -- ---.....-.,,,.,,,,,, . M.-vv ,. -au+i...4i,,.,A., 1 7 fd'--V---------LV? Q x I A Q' ' 9 Y XS fi, V-S 57 an H 1 I 1 9 ...ff ww . i Q , -A K Q XG, ' fl -, ,Q 1 '?U3'g: 4 -r Q 4 f.'f H! 1 v' r S Y? 0 a s v?vx'f!, G'1ts, ' air . 530: .V 1. If 'K wx' Q! s A Q Q Q 2 O 9 in 3:1 ff ul, 9 'wi The queen and her court reigned dur- ing homecoming week. They graciously lead the way to a successful parade, half time show, and dance. 03 O A Wi' v wk Mary Ann Pastorek rffffll fu Reita Jw E .n. , L .1 46' Slurley Mmgo A f-' Carol Evans ,445 -fi ourt fu D1ane Kamyszek x 'TQ Donna PIBTCG 'W nn '4fv':1'x ,, 'E xi?'?m zasff ramf gy. -2- fiki ,- V Shirley , .V - ' '.,gg:5'l-. ' -1 Crazy Romans have done it again! a.-J.t,.a,I 1 1 The last was the best! -12A Class l Pioneers I The 1956 Homecoming Parade was highlighted by the theme famous song titles All classes and clubs participating with the Student Council found the theme to their liking. The Latin Club walked off with a first place trophy The Queen and her court rode by in shiny convertibles amid the cheers of spectators The Lmcoln Senior High Band and the junior High Band rounded out the musical portion of the parade. ly, A xJ Y f' ' f ' fi 3 , AQ, , f mf W A if Q: 61221. .1 'W Q S Pass completi mx CD Underwood lun for flrst d if A :W 0 al -'I C 5 I 5 wa L L d R -, -wr ,sm New 37 m, ,- mf 'l fx 'YN , . ', ' -, 4 FT 2 , f .1 nr 1.1 ,Q V gguh fi A ' 'S la ,J F. ' -- 'QXJ jf! , lil six- ,A- . . 5 I L' V X ,psf . ,unaw- nv' d.,,.. .1 . . 1' lyin- : . Q Q x- -N, 'rv-5 -. . , I V I. w,.,M...k, :Y T 7 1 ti . 1-: . - 7' M WH 'fx . ,W ' K - U- I fU'v'5'lTMy?'r:y YU' Q -Q-ash hubs-uv-vvlq...-Q, , Jb..g, , Q-. .., .l, -M W ., H . '., . w 'I . . :- A 4 ,J 'Q 'N -..,.,.-- , -..,.. , b W-i 4 fs ,. A., Q, 5 ' uv., ul f in ' - ' - I ' 1 'ffl-,U . ' 5 , l. I - , I - 1 4' 4 f I ' ' ' ' 1 Sb ' 5 . ' ' Wh' ' Q! '35 r ', 'B' P '. M K I I G - s D F : , A N 'V ., ' iw Q, 2 R , , f 4 ' , I Q.: . - S ' ' A M' ti' ' ' 'tri I 4' 1 Q-.Q Q P . ' l l - '!, 1,'l f K, K J K L Q I' 1 9 K N. .X 1 L 1. yi V J Q X A . X ' 'I .. yr A N' 'Ag fb. 1 1- ' ' -' u I S ' Q .5 1- -. .ax l . - . Q n 3, ' s. ' ! ,--6 i i Marjorette and Flagtwirling squads: Standing, L. to R. J. Stark, K. Marley, D. Kamyszek, K. Elam, G. Jewell Kneeling L. to R. S. Tomczykg D. Gray C0-Legdern K. Fairchild, M- SUPST, J. Griffith., Leader, Majorettes and Flagtwirl rs? If' eww x forty I E' fx fl ww , llx. xv f Qu . Wea. HP 'Sv I,i.frr,Q 'V'-e STN 1' A5 1'-L. fy W V l i 83? ' 14 5' , +.i'jrAg,fA,'7 if. A, Pm' 11B President Charlie Smith , .tb V ., . , . X Q9 The classes of 1958 will need the leadership of these fine students in order to maintain harmony through the selec- tion of ring and sweaters. 1' w , Nun I, f 'tk-.4 11A President Jerry Moore LJ 5 -1 ff C . Abke B. Barnes E. Bonk C. Buckley 4... U B. Callabrese qw--Y : x. i, D. Akers M. Barton Zi -J . J. Booth AC vin, G. Bucxmei C. Canjar V ' gif . , 'I , f J. Allen D . Bednarski ...A 6 'E I-I. Bowden 1-qu f L. Burgess 5 Q .-33 1 g 1 J... '45 , V A W Y? A C A - L. Armstrong T. Ashbrook P. Aaurek S. Baldwin vyA'fcL 15 ,. I 2 T' K , x 1 1. , 'Ei' Q4 Rf , X ,F V' ' A V. fir, 4 f ., B. Beveridge D. Birdwell B. Biscorner B, Bittner ?,'p4. . A ? ' flu x K- Brand V. Braun J- Brown K. Brownfiel ' 'N E VZ' 1. L. Bums W, Burns C. Cale: V 5 .1 I G if Chaloux A B, Chapman A B. Chapman D. Cinquemani K. Clark C, Conley T. Conroy F. Coseng L Cowan 1 Q F mr' s F SP ,J ' 2 , ' Q 'C' 'X , ' 2 'L . 1 Q1 f S, Cr-gcchiolo D. Croteau G. Croushore H. Cl'0Y19 R- Dale L- UHY G- DHY Q .I 1 13 rg iv ,, .I I x '7 ' --rf ' ' fi G ' I' X E - ' j'xXx r ' .4-. ,L-L.. flbz sh. IM We R. Decker B, Deleske J. DeRieu L. Dolecki B. Donegan D. Drake D. Dressig 'z ,.. A : f 3 'uf 0 4 4 I my '1 97 mg Y ,7 v-'55 V , U ' - ' A, ,gb ,, . , . f 1 K. DuS2b1OH D, Easter-wood L. Eberhardt D. Edwards D. Edwards K. Elam F. Ellis FN. , .P 'C 'V 'gs -,Lv 5 fr 'ff' D ff f G , 2 , 4 L 4 5 L P. Ellis C. Emki A. Evans R. Evans B. Ewen M. Fahfinger 1. Fielden F J 1 ' 3 U 'K J E ' - ' ' , , ' , D ' -'E as f -fr 'ff' ,sr -E rf 1 5 if 'Q T.. I 1, , 'A .1 -- ' :LA R. Fisher D. Fleser B. Fouchey L. Furlin J, Gabba-d B, George E. Gilhoolv M11 1.9, gr- ' . 'af 5 E 7 W 'J L. 5 ' f L Glam Q. Qodley C, Goodwin B. Gotinsky B. Grant G. Grant G. Gray forty-five wg ' 4A 75' 1 Q qv , 'P ga ,f-6 ?' ' - 4 GJ U -u ' Dig .,.f Lvl . QT, A vi UI ,A s f? . A -ff? 1, Griffith B. Gustafson L. Hackbal-th G, Handley D. H2-I'b0U1'He A. Harrison D. Harvey ' I 1-' 173. ' 3 ' K . Li' . A , i' 'v i vw-Q ' - . ,I 1 V ' if--fri 1 f is ff - I-f-M J, Hatfield B. Heim J- Hendon B. H511 C. Hodges C- Hollerbach J. Hormel .. .J D , Ar 8 . I CL, U f Yi? S' ai D. sf. P. Hull D. Hunt L. Hunt B. HunY3dY D. Jacobs J. Jewell R. Johnson , , - ,f l' ,,, - I -vw ru 4 . A ,Q X - Aw S sm' ll A: ' L. Jones R. Jones D. KaYd2S P- Keiffef 1. Kelley W. Kipim F. Ku-nberser - x U . ' . 5 LQ X A u . - Q V Y. 5 , . tl Q-ffl 6 X s . Q Y 'I NW -S if ' ll! : 5 ' ,Auf fr H S, Kitchens D. Kline L. Kniffen G, Knodel A. Kohler J. Kolassa K. Kolassa 3 ., K ,',. K f W so N Q 453, W 33? i 2 A .f 'df' 1 i , , K 1' f J. Konke C. Kopacz R, Kovacs S. Kowalski R. Kozlowski A. Kriss F. Kruckel fortyrsix E Q IJ' f X , G. Kury r 'FN P. Lesnesky -5' .ri 11 f 7 . E. Mall .g X . .A-'s J. Merle .-Q. 1:2 F. Moyle Wy,- YD Y P. Olexa gguvvf ' 1 1 ,- ., j. Kwiecinsld ' 'T-I Q... mu, '1-1 1 . .Ay' H. Linsday 'S K. Marley ! yx. MJ X! f V 4 2' J. Metesh C. Muelhoefer -ago W. Pare 4 1 V +1 af Q v ' .ff .11 ' I R pr 1 D, Vane J. Lapham O ,' --1 X C. Long F. McBain 4' :,. x ,. , X ...TL 2 1 . f? I' 'MU' is .I I. Marsee B. Martin Q . ' x , 5-I 55,4 , '17 I Q , - 31 T. Miller R. Moore V3 ms . Nagy G. Nanney 1 f . Parker E- Patton 1:4 Q. ,,,.:,. .,., I f.- 1 j. Larimer K. McCarthy Q7 Q' if 'ff' -, Sf . 'iw C . Matthews 1 X --1 Jr' .. ,g D. Morgan , A W1 'j - gy-.M 'NE E B. Nason Kggf S. Pelshaw sd p 1 W . .f GJ 'YL1' any Q C, Lawes G. Leskiewicz 1' . ,. 'Ur 4 za q - ., xl? tw M. McLean A. Mack .x - 1,4 YQ --1 . I I w igs. I, M Il -E' l Q I R. Mazure A. Menard gg. , f ff? h h I .5 j. Morgan D. Moses F 'G 'ty O S. Ohmer 1- Olex - ix? , '-'Z' 1 C. Pelton L. Pirtle forty-seven f r k , W s 'MX m A. soy .IZ ' . in - . f J., ,k l , C. Popoux' I. Pritchard M. Proffitt D. Raymor R. Reiterman D. Rhine R, Rhodes , R R -.. 1 S... 4 .R .4 ,Q , 4 'gf' at P . J' . . A ' I Sb . k ,t Q: A . f1,. '--f ' I ,Q l e B. Richardson C. Rinehart H. Robertson R. Rornas D, Ruottinen L. Ryckewae,-t B' Rydz '1 , ,A -'is :'- Q 'f I- , Q 'vf-4. ., Q7 A 3, 4 , .f A K R ' y. X W. Saam B. Sauve K. Schafer R. Schindehette E. Schneider D. Schoensee S. Schweiuer 1-J.. - H., C.: ' ' ,Q , S, 1 wr 'fe-e A -uf 2:1 we -f --- of ':'. f Q 4 'Y' , ' . :.d . R , A, . LW . 3 , V fy 5 I Xu.: A . K 0, N, Sharm B. Shepard S. Sheridan J- Silldke J- SRUTYQ J- Skwiere C- Smith . v -if ff X MQ U ,Q L, 4 1 ' .s 'N I Q v tg 1 I X I L. smith R. Smith s. smirh C. Smyth R. Snyder J- Seper J- Steele , ' 4 . Rd - 3 It x ,335 '1 ' u : ,ar W .b ,-1,34 ,lb Q xv 3 R 1 43' ,.- i , S I I : vw ..,. ,' ,,',.f L'i r, . . I. Steinhrenner A. Stephen H. Stier D. Stolzenfeld S. Stopolones S. Sarver C. Sattler forty-eight B. Strohm F W HK ., , , iiigiv J V N. Tognetti Z 1'-H' W . 'VV . 3 'I L. Verbouw W me ' .,., m K. .ir -,. J. Widlicki 'W .N,,l:, 9 L . Wrubel Zukowskx 6' .Sf ,HL - Q 1 1. Strozesld 1 33 M. Torze wski G . Verougstraete Y , 53 'af B. Wierth Q-.341 4 G. Zagaiski ,Qu . fS Aw J S. Zwlsh Q qi. .fv- , W , ,, 5' ' I --ff '.- V, , I B. Terrien L. Tewsley N. Tyrell C. VanConant --Y' h :sJ G. Weigand Lula? . fa, - if 5? J. Worley C. Wrubel x Sax. ' 4 S f 'f fx . -4 AE: I. Strozeski R. Swift Tenniswood W - 'LB ' 'S -war ' . KW. H .. ' 'F' B. Toyryla S. Trebesch A. TruSzk0WSki ,.,. , ,N f ' X T f --'x::'f' 1 D. Wax-dowski J- Wef-116 3- Wedge sf B. Williams N. Wojewski D- Wolff 1 W 1' -i? f G. Zalenslci 11A 11B OFFICERS P. Keiffer, Sec., D. Harbourne, V.P., G. VanConant, V.P., H. Bawden, Sec. .X S .gi+. 5. 4' af if :Ai -1- ' ..- W... - 'Y' X -.---- , - ...,. 'T l Q , me 1 W' 9: Q' Y af V I gg 3 5 his 5' Gil? 9 5 5 5? J ? s ,, ,lj 312,93 Xu 1 I 0 An' ' 4 fl1'l -04 The LittIe Dog Laughed ' . 2 ff - i , v M Mmm nmnulllf Q, ng HQ v?,?,.i.. V- -xr WI, 1 P 94- , ' Kd' ci , darling, how are you?H nE.P. Every hour for 24 hours. '4' . Well, everything looks nice, very n1ce we have to work and play when we're at our That's not the way I do business, Huntington! Lillian wood ---- - ------ --- , mea wQ0a------------------- ' Amelia De1m1s------------- L Laurie Huntington ---------- Sylvia Tamszyk Wally H ntington ----------- Jim Carter Martha Huntington ---------- Shirley Ferguson Sidney H ntington ---------- Lee McGinnis Miss CGusD Gustavesky ----- Horatio P. Hbnneywell ------ John Haupt Joan Wood ------------------ Diane Kamyszek Mark Bradford -------------- Rex Schleiger -Mary Rawls -Carole Peters John Kontos -Marilyn Super Caroline Blakesly ---------- Nancy Risse Walola Breckenridge -------- Sylvia Engel Grace Schoenbeck ----------- Dorotha Gray Therese Brown -------------- Janice Griffith 3, x The Top Ten students , scholastically T are pictured here. The grade average 0 Valedictorian Best All Around Hardest Worker Most Likely Prettiest ------ Flirt -- ------- XX Handsomest --- Wolf -------- 'Y 1 K ' ' 8. Frances Nagy 6. Richard Kern 3,576 3.633 Best Personality--H Apple Polisher ----- Most Studious ------ Chatterbox -------- Most Talented ----- Best Dancer- ------- Best Dressed ------ Class Clown ------- Most Athletic ------- Ideal -------------- Mary Rawls , To Succeed ----- ..4 ' T of the June 1957 class en is given after each name S alutatorlan Mary Rawls --------- 4.000 3. Dorotha Gray ------ 3.873 Virginia Duvall 3 951 Mock Election Mary Ann Pastorek, Mary Rawls , Dorotha Gray, Virginia Duvall, Sylvia Tomczyk , Gerry Sue Argo Gerry Sue Argo ----Dorotha Gray, Bette Miller , Marilyn Super , Mary Ann Pastorek, -Mary Rawls , Judy Kenyon Carol Peters Fred Martz Rex Schleiger Shirley F erguson 3 .645 John Richert John Kontos Don Naroski Richard Kern Roy Abbott John Kontos Rex Schleiger Fred Mainville John Haupt Jim Carter Tom Thorpe Fred Martz Richard Kern 10. Rosemarie Lord 3.559 X. LA 3 Intramural Cha p 1 CI I F. i.. - ,- .1 1 . rs f ll Q x ,XXR ' A I . .-. 'f 'UIQ , ' . The January Seniors of 1958 took this years Boy's Championship. The june 1957 Senior Girls gained possession of this years Seated Left to Right. lst. J. Jewell, D. Hai-borne, C. Abke, Championship. Seated in the shape of C for Champs from top I.. Harrison, R. Rhodes. 2nd, E. Gilhooly, J. Moore, to bottom are: P. Marchwinski, S. Ferguson, M. Rawls, D, D1-essig, C, Day, and D. Birdwell. M. Pastorek, G. Gostiaux, T. Antak, A. Kisser, D. Gray, P P. Duke, G. Bush, and C. Peters. Y-Teens G. Jewell, E. Arbuckle, E. Hinkle , B. Heims, M. Proffitt, M. Castleberry, E. Clements, J. Pritchard, S. Ohmer, J. Draydowski, M.Ca11awayv L- Kniffen, D- Hudeens, 3- Clark, J- Cl5SSY 1 fi .-.,x T' INR If Nl x Q 4 1. . 4,1 g-W 3 . gn '1 pf? 1 v ,AW . 3, 436:-'ff:v.1 r' 1 x ' ' ,rw . 'X 1 E2 Fi 'FR 'utfgv 7 ,x K 5,53 1. x 3 gy N ..- f 5:45 - - ' ' - , 6:5-L '-'- 1'-l,25'f'Z1S3'f 'VQ -.'j' . in ' - 'f'1'-'59,-...' fl v Y v vs-1. ci- 4- 4-,M ,,-1.' ,,v4,5.w I . ' 1 ju avail' 1. T 5' ,..V .., . l x uf, -il? LKHNQY.. '3? Af-,p. nf. .r lxqfi-gg .- e 3. '. h z ..,:1. l A, .M 1 n' ' . -' .- x .r A 1 - - - .., '.'-s '- - gf A z .f ., V, .-gg '-as ' - -- Yiwu,-. x.' ,gi '.',.1,,, -':,t-'N .1 L'k S, . - ig 12-5 -.L-'wg?' 'r-.-9--.-4lPff h -ga'-1 . 'H' - ,L N- K ' .1 H , -' ' 7 ' ' - .jfijf ' ? ., , -. l. I -.11--1.. . .x' '-:H -4: - -A 1-' '- P 'J 1 :' ,E 5.36. tw 'G Q -A ff: ' . n -1- ' i arJ'+wggi',31 ' - 1'--'I-f s ffl .f.f:fi'Y r Kr' -. 6- -- - ' '. ,' .1iv 'I ' '.-' '.' ' , ww:-..-,---1 -r . ,. 44 . fx A 'erkaaciw tuaztnv . ., 1 . 7. .4 1 . T .--ww-,n ' f y , m - . x- V i---4-5-, 4 , . , J- ,, - . , . 661 A-'P ,-.y - - . .-2 , H-4. f -Am' ff ,q'q.!!g,,g rf:. . N - :.- .. ' I 1, 15 , A,-qw ' 4. EJ' X - 55' - flgnu sg-..x.,4-A ir, S., 3 h -4 -5' ' 4 . - m. B, . fr ' f R-f A ,.,,. , u ,Q nm A- nf, ,,. . f - - N w , '-P' - ' - ,Q ' . ' '- , fp .5 H . iN -A , , -hh ' ,nrt 1- f S . I -, ' .R P- :M 11443959 Q1 F 5 x 1' ' 1 ,. JV. I k .f?V1 '- ' ' I+, H U CK A , I I . V si l , - -, n . vg, 1. ju - , ,S 3 This is where I work the best, for there are many clubs here and so many . offices in which students may become - yy Natlonal Honor Soclety Presldent leaders. - I Rxchard Kern .1 Q ,X x x x X x kxlx K N six , K-2 .5 igr r Jie? , 5 J , m I fl wif E's3i.KN 's nfl KT x., l xx . tx L K ' X X xml vvhx N N X X N 1 X 'Z . if '-.r'f i. x1- ' X K-'ink' .11 . Student Councll Pre' ,fn John Kontos IQ' W ,ff RW H ' ,4 . 'rf 'T ,,... , .,. .44...L .1-H , .-V . 1...-V-.,, :ww ' .- fu-V IU..-. . J ' -f:l,Awl:1?':'A ' - , . - , , f K. ff Sr. '5:,P '. V'-' f- , ,, . ,v -. .Xia 5 1st RowL to R S Flencher,D Kamyszek, T. Gembarslu, S Barrett J Melton, E Voss, P Dunnaway, P Ke1ffer, R johnson, H Bawden, D Cray, M Pastorek 2nd RowL to R G. Chnstopalus, B Carter, B Shepard,j Heussner, P Torrance, K Elam, B M11ler M Rawls, E lr1ese,L Kerr 3rd ROWL toR R Abbott, J. Kontos, B Paul, G Buckner, R Parks,1 Haladaye, M Warden,1 Evans, N Douglas D l-larbourne,D Routtlnen Stud nt Council The Talent Assembly, Sponsored by the Student Councll, was J L? ' , . . 'TP' C- '4 if 4: 2222 .. I Q L.:: . ..f . S7 :sf --'P S ln,- 'r .QI gl , . ,ir 'Q 6 12 Swv? is .fi 'ia- .lvv A 1 Y 'V ' at ' ' lm G-5 maj-Q 'vm ,BL fd We help those who help themselves. IS fhiS 2111 the IDODQY for tOd2Y? STUDE T REDIT Working your way through school can be beneficial. Here at Lincoln we are fortunate to have a Student Credit Association which handles all class activity finances. Students are afforded an opportunity to earn commissions by selling cards, working at school activities, solicit- ing ads, working in the school supply store and other various tasks. With the money earned, the students can help defray the cost of a high school student's senior year. The duties of a student credit representative are: purchasing refreshments for dances, sales of tickets to all school affairs and ordering spring and Christmas cards and school supplies. We feel that our Student Credit Association is vital to the smooth operation of our school. .., , il- fl e 2 ' s il lst. Row L. to R. B. Chapman, A. Potter, S. Ohrner, F. Ellis, B. Peterson 2nd, Row L. to R. L. Ryckewaert, P. Keiffer, I. Kowalski, I. Kenyon, S. Cracehioto, T. Thorpe 3rd. Row L. to R. K. Brand, J. Melton, D. Edwards, B. Wierth, l. Richerts, B. Lents fifty'H7.gllt Standing L. to R. S. Mingo, J. Jax, P. Wolfenden, P. Wright, E. Van Loo, Sponsor. Future Homemakers of Amenca Off1cers L to R D Moskovitz, Secretary, I, K0W21Sk1, V Pfesldentv J. Griffith, President, T- Anfak. Treasurer, M Hawk, SPOHSOF i 4 lst. Row L. to R. R. Wells, J. Stark, C. Emki, D. Jaszcz, D. Moran, K. McCarthy, D. Raymor, J. Harrison 2nd. Row L. to R. I. Moyers, I. Kowalski, D. Kline, P. Dunaway, T. Antak, S. He- wett, M. Barton, P. McCarthy 3rd, Row L. to R. J. Griffith, D. Moskovity, S. Pelshaw, G. Hanley, B. Cotinsky, J. Galza, J. Prohl, N. Wojewski Other Officers L. to R. J. Glaza, Reporter, M. Barton, Parliamentariong P. Dunnawa y, Song Leader, J. Prohl, His- torian 3 5 eg m ' J 'ffff:,fgf55g :g ' W 'G it iw il ESE '5 7 ' Debate team leave for Farmington D hate F The debate topic for the 1956-S7 season was: Resolved that the Federal Government should sustain the prices of major agricultural products at not less than 9096 of parity. The team got off to a slow start in the Inter-Lakes League and con- sequently wound up with a two won six lost record. However, they fared much better in the Michigan High School Forensic League. The affirmative and negative team took decisions over Roseville High School' and Royal Oak High School. The negative team also won over Cass Tech to give the team a five won three lost record and qualifying for the elimination tournament. This tournament was held in Durand, Michigan. Martha Castleberry and joan Pritchard represented the Lincoln squad against a team from Bad Axe, Michigan. The judges cast a two - one decision for Bad Axe thus eliminating Lincoln. The Detroit Free Press presented the school with a plaque for Excellence in Debating and each debater received a Certificate of Merit. L. to R, Seated M, Castleben-y J. Pritchard, J. Peters, N. Kay. Coach F. Velchansky shows Joan Pritchard proper gesture for Standing A. Spencer. emphasis while other debaters look on. A i. Service to the school is the primary function of the Usher Club. fficers: L. to R. D. Gray, P1'6SideDf9 C. Hill, Sponsor- J- Pritchard, Vice President. 41-Q Vx QT 9' USHER ClUB P. Keiffer. D. K1ine,E. Voss, 1. Griffith, K. Elam, S. Ohmer, . Gustafson, M- Paswrek. D. Gray, D. jaszcz, N. Thomas, Sponsor, C. Hill. C. Evans, 1. Kenyon, A. Potter.M- Rawls, QE 3495 4,5 475 f sixty- one Futur eaehe s of A rica Future Teacher Officers: L. to R. L. Kniffen, Secretary, S. Engel, President, G. McLaughlin, Co-Sponsor, E. Mall, Presidentg S. Ferguson, Treasurer. . 0 CTD c7 4 lst. Row L. to R. L. Kniffen, C. Peters, I. Kowalski, J. Kenyon, S. Engel, S. Ferguson, P. Torrance, D. Puwall, E. Friese. 2nd. Row L. to R. Sponsor, Z. Fletcher, D. Gray, M. Pastorek, M. Rawls, E. Mall, B. Shepard, B. Carter, B. Toyryla, I. Schimmel, Co-Sponsor, G. McLaughlin. Future Teachers learn from helping pre- sent teachers. sixty-two ' Paw PHIIU' 7337- A 1 jtqflsplfffen lst. Row L. to R. N. Kerr, S. Engel, J. Griffith, C. Peters, P. Keiffel' 2nd. Row L. to R. N. Nelson, C. Gugel, D. Harbourne, C. Dalton, R. Rhodes, J. Kontos, L. Eown, D. Grossman Once a month the Railsplitter Staff publishes a school paper. The day the paper is distributed is looked on with anticipation by many of the students. Is my name in it? is a question commonly heard. Whether it is or not the paper is bound to be very enjoyable. The paper, includes latest news on class activities, sport events, and spotlights of deserving students. This years paper was under the direction of Mr. Thomas Hammel. 'ff EQ X52 z ty .-A ov :if L ff? V: 'I Qu! Mr. Hammel, our new Railsplitter sponsor, keeps the presses rolling. A lot Of hard work goes into each paper. sixty-three Latin lub . .---., - , 1 8 W ll W! ' K. hw mx . -7- 1 2 X ,. S 4 , .-.A k A L' 'x4 . NX- W . V' ' f K Latin Club Officers: L. to R. C. Peters, Treasurer, J. Latin Club Initiation Secretary, L. Foord, Sponsor, R. Kubinski, Vice President. f . is , Y Q92 -. 5 . - Wu . lst. Row L. to R. K. Popovich, P. Mclassac, C. Emki, M. Castleberry, E. Clements, I. Renker, J. Ferguson, M. Wancket, C. Pelton, L. Armstrong, C. Sattler. 2nd, Row L. to R. H. Bawden, K. McCarthy, J. Wilmurth, B. Gardiner, D. Pierce, H. Frazer, J. Evans, J. Worden, M. Pistole, N. Iaezuark. 3rd. Row L. to R. A. Spencer, C. Peters, S. Noble, B. Tuck, I. Kowalski, J. Pritchard, R. Decker, L. Fette, I. Kenyon, F. Bakos, N. Risse. 4th, Row L. to R. B. Tuck, N. Kay, 1. Peters, F. Mainville, R. Kubinslci, M. Harvey, R. Hundreiser, J. Frahl, G. Jewell, J. Schimmel, C. Evans. Sth. Row L. to R. H. Stier, L. I-Iackbarth, 1. Karpinski, C. Day, E. Gilhooley, D. Birdwell, R. Lindberg, J. Haladye, D. Noble, B. Carter. Futur urses of rica Future Nurses of America Officers: L. to R. C. Emki, Corres- I , . , Th t1 11 t d pond Spon ing Secretaryg C. Aiurek, V1ce Presldentg P. Maclean, e mee ng W1 now Come 0 or er sorg L. Armstrong, Presidentg H. Bawden, Secretary Treas- Q 3 C? 5 I -.I i fxfx CT? lst. Row L. to R. J. Bradner, C. Kopaz, H. Bawden, C. Aszurek, L. Armstrong. C. Emkl. 2nd. Row L. to R. P. Olex, N Risse, L. Fette, C. Hollerback, J. Van Gilder, G. Handley, E. Arbuckle, C. Matthews. etail :L F' and ! ,. I -11. ffice Ya- A -, of ' X47 Y. i T lub 'H , A lesson in handling money. I I .ar I F si Y 21. tw ,fl W1 f w f' Nr lst. Row L. to R. T. Potts, L. Adams, P. Budds, L. Dolecki, A. Stephens, B. Beveridge. 2nd. Row L. to R. T. Franklin, R. Wille, J. Kendzorski, M. Van Wagner, D. jones, L. Harrison. 3rd. Row L. to R. A. Harrison, S. Cracchiolo, H. Lindner, D. Schoensee, B. Wierth, R. Swift. 4th, Row L. to R. L. Ryckewaert, S. Kowalski, D. Harvey, K. Kolossa, j. Kelly, T. Conroy, 1. Fielden. Standing D. Weldon, Mr. Riley, Sponsor. Him. I I Q' ...wggfxfvn r 151- an 1. 4 AJ .. If . 7731- It ,. earbook Staff Advisor F . Velchansky Editor-m-chief D. Gray Sr, Classes D. Puwall M. Rawls Classes G. Verougstraete J. Peters B. Strohm Clubs D. Kline Ads M. Pastorek Activities R. Parks Art B. Shepard Photography C. Buckley Sports R. Kern Faculty D. Naroski L. to R. Sponsor, F. Velchanskyg D. Gray, M. Rawls, M. Pastorek. REMEMBER -- Deadline March 15 - Neat:ness is a line - Cut and Paste - What are YOU The black lines photograph, Mary Ann. - Who took the blue pencil? -- Let's show some speed Lightning - How about some chips? - Who broke the scissors? M- l Kill NKXXXK L. to R. B. Shepard, R. Kern, R. Parks, D. Narosld. I. Peters, C. Buckley. L. to R. B. Strohm, C. Verougstraete, K. Kline, D. Puwall. Ei . quality --No party till we meet the dead- doing7 - Ma.n like you're bugging me - i. ii! X .J 4 g e Z lg! Q -,..-.:-.--fa ,JLKQ abr' N 'r if 1, 3 91 v' , g -3 9 1 Xl. If-'Es dn.: 19... 5+ X J 0- ,Q flu W T. ,. 'Q wg. R434 331 g1,msj ' f- ' urns. A sr 1' f 'X-1 va 5- W 'Q 1 lka- , ,x,, 8, I' M 2 3 f- 3 W1 -SM 1 ,- xy EL M if - 'I i 'f!. 11u t 4 il V .- -- 's1 ,A,- , .Lf gm of we-A' ' .. ,. 1 A. gs., x 'ag' M -.----+1 .f-4 . c .- Q- -- T-rr'-., Trackd edm 4 N - N . . ,. ,.x .. . ,,. ,, , , .,. , n ,, Front Row 1. to R. B. Carter, P. Karki, S. Snow, G. Redden, N. Seraphinoff, J. Peyak, Center Row. A. Radlick, W. Haladye, C. McFadden, D. Jacobs, K. Cricks, C. Abke, R. Rudder, R. Schleiger, T. Thorpe Top Row. B. Richardson, C. Day, G. Hatch, R. Rhodes, J. White, L. Bagbey, F. Martz, R. Abbott, Riu? !', 55? inn-5..., - Up and over. On your mark, get set,---go! Rsnfntln- 'IS' -V :fag J V. aseball fzllf' '7 6,2 A l nf!! t J I-,Zff Z A,Zf1'.fz' .WMI 1Jzllf'f0Z Jl JM M N is vhllfroz 71 X J 5 4 - X ' .. . ,t E-' 2 ..'.., e ' ' ., 9' if ' .f Y l:,,f.0 t rf Wiz!!! C if! if wlriifx X lst Row. J. Allison, D. Routinen, M. Antak, B. Sheppard, L. Polutanovich, J. Hallums, D. Kridner G. Grant, A. Aken. I 2nd. Row. B. Apple, B. Wilson, J. Hallums, R. Haultman, J. Jankowski, M. Worden, J. Vickers, N- Shatto. Coach, R. Crawford. - .4 I . , ' fr' 1 Entixe Lincoln Team. in action J. Gennette, C. Abke, C. Muelhoefer, B. Carter, J. Gabbard, D. Jacobs, and J. Sanchez prepare for a meet. 9 I Cross Countr Y Capt. J. Gennette crosses the finish line tx i N .. AC, f I '. a V Y, 9 f I4 P l arsit Baseball lst. Row. N. Douglas, T. Thorpe, D. Tenniswood, J. Kontos, G. Christopulas, B. Bongiorno, J. Medley. 2nd. Row. C. Smith, G. Kxtrry, J. Randolph, B. Martin, G. Mack, D. Birdwell, E. Groppi, Coach, Co Saxton 6 Who needs a. mask? Pitchers warming-up .f 74 . . get -W G. Swieczkowski, R. Jones, K. Clark, D. Naroski, J. Bradford, R. Kern, J. Hatfield, B Paul, J. Jewell, G. Buckner,Coach F. Velchansky Golf eam R. Kern and G. Buckner takes prac D. Naroski holds the pin for Bob Paul tice drives Off tee, I f -bi' 'if' Q ' igg' alia 1,1 - . ,M ..-Q, -v i 10A President June Melton -if Though I am just beginning to prove myself in these students, as the years progress toward the year of 1959 they will be capable of carrying out their duties. it 11.-M, .1 , X , 1 ,ff,+if??i'7 'V' ' I f 5351 9 'F 10B President Norman Douglas L 1.3, 'wav A. Aiken . J T E. Arhuckle '53 , . '54 'E' D. Behnke ' 1 C. Boucher Lg Q.. ,, 'Fr G. Bwyles lwffv w--Q7 Hg.. 5' - R. Caldwell seventy-eight 1 -'T 'i - N 'QP . .nv - 0 'M 1 ' 2- KJ j , .,,- , -fx Q w ,ugav V Y! Q N .n ly 4 A9 ' J 5 'ov ' , ' G. Allison M. Anderson Andreski L. Andrusyk M. Antak rs. Apple -f 4 ' nj 'V' , y , Tj' V. 0 R. Austin L. Bagbey F. Bakos H. Barnes S. Barrett W. Beals 1 , I 4 .4 2 . ', - f V 1 Q -f-1 A sr 4 vw' P- Berry C- Billcheck J- BOSSCSS R. B0jn0WSki G. Bollenbacher M. Bone .gray-nam 'Q Y 8 I L- X, 1 - gf-4 V, 'N 1'6 x 5-1 I 14 ef ,. I I. Boudreau B. Boulier B. Boyd S. Boyd J. Bradner D. Brown 2 -6 1 mmm! J. Brunelle J. Buck K. Buckley j, Buckner G, Bm-rick C, Bun nn.. I F.: Q 1 ' fe .. . Q if b 1-ef' ..,. - , ' wr-ar Q . U V W' A X 1 ' sax . Q XE S R X 'W A ..r .fm R. Caldwell M. Callaway C. Cameron 1- Carl' J- Celmel' C- Ch3nd3D3iS 0 xif' I . V 1 . X . B. Charlan G. Christopulos M. Clark S. Clark . , g . , 'QS' ' xv, . , , 5 J. Combs M. Compton M. Connell D. Cook J IAQ? V 'X ' o ' . 4 5 K. Coursey K. Cricks S. Croce C. Crull v 4 C ,L C '-V A f I f - 1 f 1 B. Davison D. Davison C. Decavalla C- DCCRCI' , 1 .l- 4 'T 1, Doughty N, Douglas J. Drozdowski L. Duhaime I E J 'V' -C-1 9 I 4 H, I f 5 I C. Essenma cher C. Evans J. Evans E. Fahringer hm 124. 'lg' ff' . J. Classy ' : .vo , Q-D, 1--I R. Cook -an W 6 B. Curtis H 4. 1 'if G. DeGre gais P. DuPont vi V7 K. Fairchild E. Clement lf .,. L N ,1- R. Cope P. Damron 5 ' -...I ,g A S. Destrampe .636 .55 '1 J. Edged: V ur S.,- 'iv Q? N. Farmer B. Colpaert 13' M B. Copeland Q uv. 52 x ..,,. 'NY B, Davis D. Dierwa 1 D. Emery J, Ferguson seventyenine 4 Q 1 e 4 , 11' , ' L5 ' e V I - '-E- :-if ' h 'Q I l Y 44 , 1 , V . , 5 W X V y ' egg ,. Q 4 ' fs! S. R. Ferraro B. Ferrara L- Fette D- Fiddiflk A. Fijolek j. Fischer L. Fleming , V Q 4,1 34, ' 6 ' f-.4 'Cj1' S- I .1 I O Q Q7 4 'S f' G ei w A ,... .- frijj k A K , '1 X I J U HG I l fl hh........., - X fi-.X ff J S. Fletcher S- Floyd P- Fouchel' H- Frazier D. Frey R. Cabler I. Gangler - N Q ' I- , N 'W-f 'Q 1 'J ' v J VA ..,,.: A T.. , ' ' vi .V K A ' A, ,. .,, Q y -I. 7, i 1 . V I t . ef., l ' -- ' V t A B. Gardiner T. Gax-wood R- GHSSEI T. Gernbarski D. Gentry S- GCUUY R. George 1 :GG X ' A A .A ' f M. Gilhooly J. Girlish R, G01-al C. Gordon G. Grant E. Groppi W. Hackel 'SY F -1 ufe 4 .V Q v- .G ' - 't 'S' 1- N . , if V ' ' ,.... 4' ., . vi E xv' 1 W- Hilladle K. Hallman 1. Hallums I. Hallurns B. Hampe G. Hanley M, I-lag-dy I ' R Ti? 1 .-., A 'f 0 ' , i , is 5,32 1 -vs' X-ff 1 M. Harris J. Hartsig M- Harvey G. Hatch S. Heinzman s. Hewitt R. Hickson eighty '1. , .wi .3 fi I, . . 14.65 I .h 1 - ' I 1 l ' 4 2 g . fee ...J we ' - Q N - - ' .4 ' 1 I s:-, V Q ' ,. J .ff B, H111 L, H911 B. Hopping D. Hudgens S. Huffines R. Hundrieser M. Hunyady . 'A ff- fin T' Y' V .I Q T7 X . ff 4 I 1 . i . D- . ag B, jackson N. Jacquart D. 1215101 M- Jensen G. Jewell R. Jewell R. Johnson U e K N M ' - . , I T LQ. J . ' . L ...J ' . J I sun 4 1-.1 , --f A A T3 v ,gdiz if L .ff ffm I 3 J. Julian B. Kain P. Km-ki J. Karpinski N. Kay C. Keber S- Kelly 2 I . L J ' A - Nw 1... -' .VV fu- ' E ! f ,, e 1 V ' ':' JZ ' ali lv. B. Kennedy L. Kisser M. Knodel R. Kostendt j, Kotewa J, Krawczyk D. Kridner ev! 1 'J Y ' i I .J 17.-. , .4 4. 1 7 .az . U LN. t -M., 1 1 U 4 , E .' X., 7955- f 'fl' R F ' ' ' 'I' I r. , fi ,1 - 1 f . I . V, 99 I I E. Kucera J, Labinskj L. LaMontagne D. Lee E. Leiteh R, Lindberg E. Long ' 1 'N l If L, Lozon C. Lund S. McClelland J. McKenzie P. Mclsaac F. McLean E. McLellan eighty-one :!'4l G. Mack 'W A 1, Miller .-1 5' 'G ---su , so . Mg E - -ri! E:V.n,' - ' S' Marx 1. Matthews R. Macs A J ' ,. ,pf 5-vj, 5 , Ffa A M. G. Mitchell D. Moore D. Moran fx N. Nadison D. Muelhoefer R. Muschong .. QA I We f QQ' A , 4 QW 'v4, I me ewllff , D. Mayack J. Melton Niiueg - Vi V v 'ra A Y .14 5 Q-Y wi' sl W f' .Q P L. Morency E. Morsee Moyers 4' .xx I V' 4 V V 1 elif -1 'tg ' 'fi ' , I 'QA n , 1, Nason E. Nichols S. Noble '91 R. Mruk 3 1 V 5 ' ' .L 53.1 A 'zzz N 4, f . 'N . ik if 1 S. Norton R. Oberto Y. O'G11ii1 F. Olsowy G, O'Ne,a1 C, Orton J, Qwczafzak -- . Q fm f- P P , P o ooo f K M- . 1 L1 S , i ' if Q, , 3 , ,Q , 1 , if QHM I he-3 :fix Ti 5 5' P V . r- Q P T 1- A' 'f . P. Pacuxari M. Paquin K. Papovich W. Parrott R. Paul I. Peters I. Peyok A , D . -, ,. A4 1 'P i 3' ? iff, ,?Pq W it , L. Polumnovich C. P1-all S. Price D. Pierce eightyetwo H. Piper M. Pistole H. Poisson s. if h inzhorn xr J ,g AWE' x hardson 9 F L5 - 1 Saltzgiver 'SP f 7 r chafer 4 fs? fx naarick A Ax ' lk. ldatek P A. Radlick T. Recchia if 5 'Nl 'i i v ,. I ,Y . fn. RLS S P' I 4 7,1 N13 J, Riggk D. Ringwelski C. Rodockeix' G. Rumball i X -1' fa A nw H. ,, g 1 lk. fu. .Iii :Q ! I 1 fr, Y R. Sandahl f X . J, Schimm el ,., 9 .v.f, -:if D Shore B. Simons A- Spencer E. stanczak . . NAM- .VWW Vg' ,-,l 'Salim A , 1. 'ss ' :J W-.AU 1- Renker G. Rice , J U.: J, Rushing R. Salatrik fs: 5 -AA' I A ' ws' K B WW! 'G' ii, X. f S. Saving D, Schafer Mx Y . ' i a fd l . tg ' I , 149, f rf: H' 3 P. Sernig N. Seraphinoff F ,. .Y . V .,,, 5. Snow B. Simpson V. Siwicki M. Smith ' 1 - A :vi I-2 '4.' 'K+ al Q? K. Steenbergh N. Steins R. Stembridge 1. Stevens eighty-three fav . 4-,g Nl' Q. K, Stromme J. Summers ' 6 . E i ' ' L ' 531 4, - Q f J Lf? T, Tengler T. Terescik ...vw fc-vw ' v-we .. Q., .z , . ' My UV!- 4 o. G. V1 3 1131. .Tb , ,y .P A 4- D. Troy B. Tuck ,ta V W. J. VanGi1der B. Vanwagner I my W fl M. Wancket 1. Williamson B. Weiland W X- , W 4 CH: S. Willie 1 I G. Swieczkowski Q 1:7 v M. Tewsley B. Tuck fi f 1 W. Venadam '7 Q A. Weresch W. Bi I. Wilmurth if J. Szmanski 1, Tallent I. Talluto D- THYIOI' 'M ff r ,J - 'bf N. Thomas -1 F, Tumino an L. Vineyard 2 .A-. C., I C. White ,I H. Thompson A . Wojciechowski g.,..f -'Y' EQ T37 . 1 .br X Y., G. Toussaint . A - . ff' ' xi' A 17' . f WW is P. Toyryla V7 L. TLu'ner VanBe11egham j, Vandervest Q: '23 l I 'P a M -1:99 '27 1 lg A L. f S x-if fo ' A E, V055 Vroegindewey C. Walker Q fp! K rm 44, ' an m f? , ,, - If I fp 5' 5 J. white B. wibm E. wuinski N K . J w r WL ,Wt - 1 , T -1 H K , Q H A . , - - . 4 1 - 1 , ' , I I , L 4. Q' 41 1' 5 z. M. Wolf J. Stout M, Wo,-den B. Wypiszewski P. Young M. Yozzo C. Zoldos I4 of , A 4' 'U . 'V , I , K. Adair J. Allen . U, ci I M. Bogush V. Bongiorno 53 A K 1 Q N D. Burkette C. Canjar P ... B ' f I A. Collins C, Cm11 :K 3 i .. -r v If 'K T7 ,A H. Decker C. DeGx-egoris -n A '-Q r :Oh 4'--J .J I. Anderson fi.. ' E. Bork A ,wk 1' ' .Af M N. Cayugan '73 .. 3 L. Conley f F. Demo 8 I . 4 Z 1 R M U P I Q' -EL - f T1 .I -uf 'rf llhl I H , 1 iw X P , 1 ., I . Bailey R. Beckingham P. Belkowski 1. Bittner 1 'F 4: 4' -2- F1 1 4--Q ' is--1 .79 , H. Br:-mdau V. Braun P. Brown R. Brown fi Af g Q- - 3 , - 1? P VA? vs - Y ' N .4 Q , SW'-r'r lr ' r I R. Chambers M. Clark P. Cobeum C. Cody N .Q - ' .uni fs' x' ' I I. fe iw' B. Crum P. Dahl R. Dale F, Davies ai .. 'TI f -1 5 4 S' - 8 XV, 'Z -.x ' X., . M. Domulewicz B. Dressig K. Duffy K, Elam eighty-Eve ggi!-. K y M - .. e, K'-'T .:: ? YL' ' , Q7 I wa' 1 x ' h 4 up AX N ,N I A N 1 ' ' ' I 5 4 K ' t K1 L. Forsythe J. Esunger P. Gabbana E. Garrigues 1' GOT'-ion K' Haggem' E' Hale n 3 K y 1 g . mvn' is ,. , A ,Y Q v . 'ff 'll' 'A' ,, .gn .ii K if s f is-ya, R. gl 5, X , i s N' ' , ' , y ,A ' W -.V J 'l ,. ' ' H G f U N Y 4,3 B 4 , I ik. . ' A A 4 - ., i . I 5 h- ,K 17: ' .f' I6 ' K' 1' E --11 ' 9' . 5 1 V ' IA! L. Hanke R. Hoffman S. H0.ve11 R. Hultman J. Hunt 1. Jankowski K- J0h!1S0Y1 , Q F M X ff ,Q 2 fs' er ,, .- ,,' ' M ,6- Ov 'vj q 1. gl' 'F . C. Kacarka S. Kelly R. Kern P. Klein D. Kristofice J. Kulcharyk R. Kwierant -as gg- .. ur: fa 'K' R ' W: Q- B 1 - ' 'Y j .vw - I JA J P c , . A v Q 1 rg: K .F his iw 'if M121 L W. Laughlin G. Leja M. Lyon G. McA1ister H, McCauley J. McCloskey D. Macicek if .fi ' ' 'f r - . I. , J. Mallare K. Matthews G. Medley S. Miller B. Moses L. Opalewski J. Pastorek , , X , I ' gg' if Q- - .. Af' gg H , ,Q '- 2 as I Xa f ' K ' M ,, L- ' . ',. 4 'A . x V. 'W ' ' We lx ff? M K , fi? 'L X . ' x . Q 5 4 3 if '--Q.,,,. H x u Q k A. Pawloski N, Powell M. Prewitt L. Radunko G. Redden J. Reed W. Ritchie ei gh ty-six ---x-.1 e -- Q.. .F .. nv., .- . , J ' ,V ,.. yy. I , ., -,' it ,. W -ww 1 '- 1-1 -A , A 'U in 3 .- f . :AA ,, .ev A-A :ff 'Q e ff f- 't war- xx. Q29 ' ? -1 ...Fil New? .X K V f J :M I P. Rodgers D. Roeske A. Rumball C. Sartor W. Secord M- Siegel B- Siu 5 4 - ' 1 3, n ,f 'V' ' X , :A 0 Yang! ,,.,, -5 ' 'NV' 1 . ,,.AL ...' ' I I E 'f ' fp . ' - .1 ls. 5 L, M. Smith S. Sonnenberg P. Sternburg J. Stokes D. Super K. Swieczkowski G. Teuscher X , V N ? 'Qf 4-. J.: ..,., .Sf ' V- 1 '2' 'Q 'V C. Trimble I. Tmax I. Vickers 4 x Q R. Walsh A. Ward A. Warren N. Wilk L, , sf 'N-'X V K C. Argo doing some fancy stepping at the Talent Assembly -Q I 1 11 ...-MQ,-1 .- l .K .X i 5 W ,J 1 . N , V I 5 -5 M A ing. .l A!.V , f' ' ' . C7 '7 w 'A ..f ' I lv- X. X . Youth For Christ Officers: Secretary, A. Potter-5 Treasurer, C. Zacharskig Vice President, M. Smithg President, C, Hodges. X. 5 . Q nl: X J ' ' N s,-. ., . lt fx lx iwwxy 5' fc . MN M. Pistole and G. Wiegand check out books from N. Kay, student H. Hicks, S. Tomsvck, I. Lapham G. Bursens :md T. Zellner ready to help in the office pantomiming No More . A -4 X44 F! ,al 2 The crowning moment-- V --A 4 J o 4. run CIUB OFFICERS PRES. VI SE ff!',! I all The newly organized Pep Club and Pep Band met with much success. The students attended the varsity games in a group and the band offered its support. Sponsors of the Pep Club are Shirley Seib and James English. P. Kieffer CE PRES. C. Smith D. Dressig ' -1 bs. Board of Education 'ef E3 ,off l Q. ,pl vii lg -l 7'13'QfiQ.'1 J L. to R. Anthony Winters, Treasurerg Bernell Van Conant, Trusteeg Clarence Cryderman, Presidentg Jesse Weeks, Trusteeg Violet Carrier, Secretary. WILLARD FENSCH Principal dministration MAX THOMPSON Superintendent of Schools EVERETT HAWES Assistant Superintendent , Lin ' ,Qi .. L 'f khvf-'5-ff-.., x r 1 , ,. . .3 fl sv ' '-sl '- I A-,V ,1. sal. ., .' 1 , 4 lv, .x -.. ': K .554 4310: K K -V' 1 ,Qt Counselor I Isabelle Vandenbe rg These are the leaders the students pattern themselves after. They are guid- , ing and instructing them so that they may be the leaders of tomorrow. Lincoln High is privileged to have such great leadership among the faculty. -eil' T194 Counselor Robert Crawford 'I-, .f , SOCIAL STUDIES Top Row L. to R. F. Bebeau I. English J. Blasko R. Riley Bottom Row L. to P. Maclean M. Bradford M. Zimmermann 24 SC IENCE AND PHYSICAL ED UCA TION Top Row L. to R. J. Labbe C. Saxton G. Ward R. Chapman Bottom Row H. Carlson M. Belden FINE ARTS L. to R. C. Hill A. Zapf L. Ebbing M. Hawk H. Ne hex' L. to ENGLISH Top Row L. to R. J. Renkiewicz jr. C. Reinelt T. Hammel F. Velchansky Bottom Row L. to R. E. Van Loo M. Lienemann Z. Fletcher L. Foord M,-u ' LLL- .. INDUSTRIAL ARTS lj j Q ' L. to R. H. Maynard E. Anzicek J. D, Shuttleworth R. Holliste- COMMERCIAL Top Row L. to G. Tapley R. Shankie Bottom Row L. G. McLaugh1an H. Kobus S. Seib There's a girl l'd like to know l '5 aff' 'LShe has so much poise and con- fidence-l'll bet she works for the telephone company. Those girls are so attractive and have such friendly, pleasant manners. Theylre talking about Lucy, who started working for Michigan Bell right out of high school. She was trained with other beginners by friendly, understanding supervisors. Today she's proud of her workg en- joys a fine salary, regular wage in- creases, and many new friends. Lucy was delighted from the very first by the clean, pleasant surround- ings, by the regularly scheduled mid- morning and midafternoon breaks for relaxing in the company's com- fortable lounge rooms, and by the opportunities for advancement. Isn't that the kind of job you want? Then why not get in touch with us now? We'll be happy to tell you more about the variety of inter- esting jobs from which you can choose after graduation. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY A Good Place to Work J D PLACE T0 WORiK The Commander Stall hopes 10911155 you and your parents mg I will patronize all ol our advertisers who have helped make this hook possible. Student 5 Credit TROMBlY FURNITURE Able to meet furniture needs for every room in your house Sl-79224 21652 Van Dyke Avenue SINCE l897 JOSTEN'S ...Fine Class Rings X ...Announcements .gf-.:..1 ...Yearbooks ::- ...Awards X Josten Ring and Jewelery N Compliments of Bob Dewsbury 4600 0akman MARSDEN BEAUTY SALON The well-dressed VAN DYKE CLOTHIERS . . hugh school gurl I finds it both convenient Complete Outfitters for ' Boys and Men' 9 0 Mursden's for permanent vii S I A 23026 Van Dyke at N A X X I K, 9 Mile Road S I view? X Ixjw sl- 7-4515 A 66 '71 S1 7 517 X 21430 Von Dyke Avenue A 1 AMERICAN FEDERATION of TEACHERS MICHIGAN EDUCATION ASSOCIATION L to R L to R E. Bruner, 2nd, Vice Pres.---F. Donelson, Sec.-- H- M9-IIIISOII, T1'0aS----N- JHC0bS0I1, ViC0 PTGB -H. Neher, Pres. ---J. Galia, Treas .---E . Erskine, ---N. Henderson, Pres .---and M- CHHICTOH, S90 Exec. Sec.---Absent J. Labbe, lSt- ViCe Pres. F I I I I '1 Big Enough To Serve All Banking Needs, Small Enough To Do lf Personally SL - 83500 21532 Van Dyke Avenue ART GRISSDM MOTOR SALES CDMPAN fi A Q 4-f -2 V5 wma 0f,, . I s - j g, X ' H X ' i .'.1.' Y '4' N n ff - 4 - -'53 -Lu , 1,11 ','Q'Ej,65i?!'-...l . fy '15 'i-,wtgfii-Aff -sf m 5 L, Vg J. tyqifjqi 'Zahn -.if Q 'J 1 'wxiifiey Jw- s xii lf, I llvffflufmy .- FA VM I 1 , S Aa dbx qnwlafxlf 'Zi :EMF mmffffm C mf awww 5'-yr W ,Y-I WW' M111 YW '4'-WMM, 0 I4 ICI I 1 ,Ani 'O 040 7411 fff MLM, Ill!! Km- ! ll W 'W V14 iff 'm,., nf f THE EWEST BUICK YET' - 72100 24231 an D ke Avenue Mala 0' j COMPLETE LINE OF COSTUME .IEWELERY AND FURNITURE E-Z Terms 22900 Von Dyke Avenue SLocum 7-0471 7-0470 I One hundre Iva E. Brunduge Company Office and School Supplies-- Greeting Cards ,301 i Sxxj -7 X A 9- .Z 1- Qi if A - A . Vp- ! -. ' Q Rid!! -5 I. Kowalski and L. Billingsley sorting cards for Spring Project. 4600 Oakman Detroit. Michigan I owen' smdsos l If PHOTOGRAPHY AT :rs BEST f' I X it t Q Rx i 4 Powe11's photographer sets J. Egnatoski for senior pictures. C. Smith completes picture orders. '76 W. Adams Avenue Detroit 26. Michigan f 1 Woodward 12643 Q'-. 1 ' X i v 4'-5 A complefe line of 1957 Fords . . . . . All models . . . All colors . . . Immediate delivery . . . Modern service deparfmenr 20955 Van Dyke Avenue Baseline, Michigan SL - 70007 Homecoming Queen, Mary Arm Pastorek, models the new 1957 Ford. ,if I 1 -a:'f 'E Six. h 'x Qgl, 1 ,I ,I 4'9 X ' 0 Ex 1'-. I Y 1 ! ,. ,JM Q fi.. 1 , r Q f f i I jg, a 4 3 3 W 5 H ri X 6 v J., wil, x x . . ANY if if' 7 f n rc I r if . . fffs 4 L fl . ff 1. f' If 1 .hi 1 'eil I. 1, X A ' ' : Q- I s J' ' 'W' '- . 1 ' o In V .7 ' nv , 1 . 4 ' 3 W A 1 '. V. M .f , . , A W , , ,Xb ' ,. V. .- - ,, , ,I pf or if 'T 'A r J Q 'S NX -' F' 'I X I , ' HP ,, ' A f 1 n r 91 1511 ,r , . , . I' 'I ' . I f 5 '45 I f , .. J.: '11 v ' ' V A ' 1 .- .fe . , ?a '.V 'V -jf -if 'v AJ' A , ,1 . 'l :?',' , f , If ' J ', I 4. ,P Q, - P 4 I rn 1 f ' - ' 1 r 4 I , , , f 42' Q' K K i, - 3, I, W . ' ggf H J-7.- ' 1. , , ' M' v Qf ' JG ' 1 ' I r , ... x, g. 'F . 15 5 , X. N XXILVL I V .air 'r . r , u. ,. 1' ' Af 4 ' ' 4 1 'A . , 'urf ' t v in ' . - L A 3' ij- ,I - , , 1 'I nn X l u -0 i ll'-,wi - ...p W A Q, ,: . .I l 1 19 1' V P F-I 4 . Q x AM MJ: 2. .....Leadership has played a big part in our school lives and now as we leave to go in our different directions, we have only the memories of our years at Lincoln High School. .....This is where our leadership began....but this is not where it will end. ,,f9J, JW, fff, fcfjjfi, JMJQLUL Sw ,AML ww fy!! Zfjfggiffp Q yffw W ',',gd ff flu! ffm! 715 Wfgf,fE!5'jJ wma pil! , X 'Allfhf J' My fmwf Lligfljdl wt Kwai W y iw ' DD U Og 1101 X - L J dwg A wk 'jf N4 U0fQ5PW X Azgkywg mx WZUN 5 Y pfiif' lj? X 'W QMQM. QfffW W W QV yo LM M xv M ,ju fu X N 4,M xox? hm!! 'MIA' df W! X ,jqf aw rgzf fQL, yP ' ' t JM 'J W' VI W ?.9'cL' rw' W Emw mf Qfifi ' X fm 'gkwxff H A555553 J W fmfw be Wjf gf' My g ' QL -'X H x21jfFj, v2Cf vw N 4i,vff,W' ff T fWV,Y jf X153 ,ff MQ 2..- 1 V 'H qgxgw-c A A dd,-, 'Ql.,,,,,,QQvLM Q? EE QJQ SALJXJL Y...-Q1-,mdk -tx' . . C .Ein W 9 QW gy' J' ' M55 50, kiwi?-?3:: . dw Uk L gy kgnfiggi SX N wg, ef W M -Q fn- Vp 9fiQ1Zs?7 PZ. .flfllp jf? fp' , jmiv Wf,k, qf , ' jllnmuf fd gf? -, Qi E f'W 1 N f W ' J qw' 3 Oq X? . W V! ' Ry M YM! XQXX is igmggg M ,V f alwisxkfjggfylfi INQVQY Q S W Wf 3 x gif' ,U P f, L60 1 24 x 1 L, -ff I! M if ' g1 gf Lf I ggyjavgjw ff 1 A MP 6' HS 1 ,M b fi 7 w W ff Z 'RQi3f'2f 1 v 1 ' A ,J J vw ffrijgq, ruffgmlj, ff Fr Xl' . 1' -ina ff, , W fi M12 fwff , f M fL?Qff w ffm ff Wjw,f J if W 15'f'Pf?'L fa I4 AM W AMW . E39 Xujulxgj S V 65? fifijml ffl llljvfcwyfwvfwpvb? L ,LwjQj5W lpmfvfuji , W W 'Lf wwi Y, 1