Lincoln High School - Commander Yearbook (Warren, MI)

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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.

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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

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-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, ..., ..