Lincoln High School - Commander Yearbook (Warren, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

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S cholarship M tudent Our Student Council, a traditional organization in Lincoln High School, is the student component of the school's administrative body We have 33 representatives who have the responsibility of reporting the business of the council to their homeroom students. to R. T. F J. Stevens, G. Buckner i 'S Student Council Officers L. to R. K. Elam, Recording Secretary, B. Shepard, Treasurer, E. Voss, Corresponding Secretary, B. Carter, President, G. Christopoulos, Vice President. Wu, PM D Harbourne A Spencer B Rxchardson, E Hale, M Barker 5'-will Elfents Committee T- Tenglef, C- BUCMCY, S- Barrett, B. Paul, K. Elam, T. Marshall The purposes of the council are: to promote the general welfare of the student bodyg to provide unity between the students and the faculty in curricular and extra-curricular activitiesg to uphold the good reputation fo the schoolg to develop character through the placing of responsibilityg and to participate in projects for the development of good citizenship. i Student Councll Welfare Commxttee L. to R. C. Pelton, G. Christopoulos, N. 7 3,3 Future Teachers IIICPICH L toR I Peters, Treasurer E Mall President, Z Fletcher Sponsor J Schlmmel, Vice President, G McLaughlan, Sponsor J Evans, Sec retary The Future Teachers of America is a group of students who wish to make teaching a career. The club was organized to give these people an idea of the work of teaching. It gives them an opportunity to decide if a teaching career would give satisfaction as a life work. The students leam about teaching from lectures given by members of this profession and helping teachers here at Lincoln. f 5 1 3 Q 5 r . Q'-'Y P, Keiffer, 2nd, Row G. Mclaughlan, Co Sponsor, B. Wibert, S. Nieborg, N. Leriche, B. Toyry1a,I. Elam, A. Spencer, P. Berry, S. Emki, Z. Fletcher, Sponsor, 3rd. Row E. Mall, R. Hendrisser, I. Kwiecensky, B. Shepard, B. Hill, B. Caretr. i X D 'gk N 4' ational Honor Society N.H.S. Officers L. to R. B. Carter, Vice President, C. Emki Secreta - D. n YY, Ruottinen, President, Z. Fletcher, Sponsor, M. Castlebery, Treasurer National Honor Society The National Honor Society was organized to stimulate enthusiasm for good scholarship throughout the school, to encourage a desire among students to render service to the school and in the community, and to encourage students to continue their leaming and education. ill2llIr.i fi. 'llflsill N.H.S. lst Row L. to R. Z. Fletcher, Sponsor, M. Castleberry C. Emki Routtinen, D. Birdwell, G. Buckner, C. Buckley, B. Carter, P. Keiffer .1 , J. Metesh, S. Baldwin, H. Georges. 2nd Row D, Kline D, 9 S W' Y ,QL X 4 xx ':1,,g:, A Q1 ,J Q . ig -Zi f 2 - 35 W Q X 1 5 -warg-n. H 1- ' '37 I . 5 5 - , , f 'Q 5 MV' i giw?f f , - 1 L , J , 7 1 I A W X I ,W . ! s . 6 2 5 f ,,,, i 5 ' X if , Qigiii ff? Q K 'W .ax fr aww ..w,g.,, -rf-Q4 A 4 rw X if V - ,??Q',t: l. L, to R.: J, Medley, G, Gills, j. Werthman, E. Coffey, F. Bakos, J. Williamson. RAILSPLITTER STAFF Sponsor T . Hammel Editor M. Castleberry Asst. Editors I. Oliver, G. Handley, G. Swiezkowski Business Manager S. Barrett Staff Members L. Armstrong, A. Fijolek, L. Pachehula, P. Pacurari, A . Radlick, C . Timmins, B. Van Wagner, M. Wolf, K. Papovich, G. Leszkiewicz Typists P. Ellis, A . Mack, M. Tucker, J. Rieck, L . Andrusyk, I. Evans, E. Leitch, K. Steenbergh, M. Connell Photography 8 Art K. Clark COMMANDER STAFF Sponsor E ditor S ports A ctiviti es Underc lassm en Clubs Cover Design Advertisements Typist S eniors F . Velchansky D. Kline I. Medley E. Coffey B. Carter F. Bakos G. Gills J. Krawczyk C . Kopacz B. Strohm I. Fischer B. Shepard S. Richardson J. Werthman I. Williamson G. Verougstraete A. Spencer L. Gills Seated L. to R.: S. Barrett, M. Castleberry, G. Handley. 2nd Row: K. Popovich, P. Ellis, P. Pacurari, L. Arm- strong, M, Wolf, G. Lenkiewicz. 3rd Row: G, Swiezkowsl-ci, A. Mack, C. Timmins, L, Pachebula., B. Van Wagner, A. Rad1ick,I. Oliver, Q , Girls Athletic Association: 1st Row C. Bomar, S. Miller, D. Wahouski, J Yozzo C Pelton, L Armstrong J Stembridge 2nd Row I Drozdowski, I. Damon, C. Evans, K. Elam, I. Warden, M. Wancket, M. Comton C Hill, Sponsor 3rd Row B Van Wagner J Peters, B. Berrara, R. Gashel, M. Lyon, N. Dosenbath, 1. Tabar, G. Jewell, J. Porthman, K Elam j Classy, E Kucera S Fletcher L Pachebula M. Calabrese Girls Athletic Association The purpose of the Girls Athletic Association is to provide the opportunity for girls to further participate in sports, to promote good sportsmanship and to get along with others. The Girls Athletic Asso- ciation brings girls who are new to Lincoln High School into its activities, giving them fine opportunities to get acquainted with other girls. The girls have tournaments in volleyball, basketball, bowling and badminton during the school year. The organization also par- ticipates in the Inter-Lal-ces League, Bowling League and Tournament. G. A. A. float H. Carter, M. Calabrese, K Elam 1 M, mu QPWR' N..-.up ' Nt was-M'4l KW ir 'K N' as fi 'Q gif ? . N Q Q av Ml: , 'jx . -31: ff? as s-an I Dez ?: 1 A WY' if ,. Q? , V- -QW 'f .W fr f ., A ! N T3 5417 H nz' .. fffgxg Ewa' A 27? xv .- -A. ,, 3 .. :Z f . .... , ,1,'Q,j3jij , , Am w 1 i '-i ' js- . I .... 5 1- 5 33.5 ww-nun ,W Re wav : f X Qx P, I g o X . ,ply ltqia. ,by ,L H,f 4 ' ' Ri ix? Wx? W fiiwl X- ,Q- Mi. T ,nw N . :lx xmsf 3 :Z , . as x 'f' rg 1 is S 1 lst. R ow L. to R. J. Evans, 1. Worthman, j. Drozouski, J. Jewell, E. Arbuckle, S. Ohmar, D. Hudgens, M. Profitt E Clements C. Pelton P ' i 2nd, Row J. Stembridge, S. Shain, E. Voss, S. Fletcher, S. Marx, E. Kucera, J. Classey, R. Jewell, C. Evans, J. Celmer, E. Hayes, D Frey Y Teens Our club has its membership in a member association which carries with it membership in theY.W .C .A . of the U. S. A. which is a parti- cipation member of the wor1d's Y.W.C.A. The purpose of the Y.W .C .A. is: To build a. fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by ou.r faith as Christ- ians. In this endeavor we seek to understand jesus, to share his love for all people and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. The Y-Teens fix baskets for needy children. We serve at Rotary Dinners. We also go horseback- riding, and swimming at the Y . The girls can go to camp if they want to. The purpose of this is to learn how to make the club interesting to the new members. l l i 4.3.4 L, to R, J. Drozdowski, I, C. C. Correspondent, G. Jewell, Secretary, S. Ohmer, Vice-President, E. Arbuckle, President, D. Hudgens, Treasurer. W Y? 3 lst. Row L. to R. C. Emk1,M Gorman, S El'1'lk1,J Wilmurth A Sancartier, M Barton, 2nd Row D Kllne, S. Oleksiak, S. Gotinsky, N. Wojewski, S. Barr, S Hewitt, S McLellen, M Hawk, Sponsor Future Homemakers of merlca The Future Hoinemakers of America. strive to learn to live better today in order that the home making pupils' lives and those of their families may be better tomorrow. The motto, Toward New Horizons expresses the purpose of the organization. The emblem symbolizes that the future homes of America are in the hands of its youth. E .ld '1' in Rx I 4. . if 'will ' 4 ii' in. -kimdezt Future Nurses Row 1 L. to R. C. Pelton, G. Handley, K. Elam, P. Aaurek, L. Armstrong, B. Cm-tis, J. CIZSSCY- 2nd Row E' Bell' J' Selma.r,C.Eva. s E.Ab k ' ' n , r uc le, C. Emkl, C. Stuben, G. Gills, F. Bakos, C. Kopacz, S. White Future Nurses of merica E. Bell, P. Aaurek administering to the patient, E. Arb uckle In order to give girls, interested in nursing, the opportunity to learn something about the profession, the Future Nurses of America was organized. By learning some of the jobs that nurses are expected to do, these girls can decide while still attending school whether or not they will want to enter into the profession after graduation lyk I ............r.........,.,....4 1 Q l ga. N-'nl'-'--rt... 5:5313 zqzzzgngz f Lasg:-221222121 X :azzzzzzz 'E 'K 1. -4- , . 1st.Row,L.toR G Knodell S Schwletzer N Tognetti G jewel1,j Damon, M,Densmore,j W1Ll1amson,P Edmonds, 2nd Row L Radunko A Radllck J. Blasko, Sponsor rt Club The Art Club was organized in order that students who are interested have the oppor- tunity to learn all the phases of art. They are also given the opportunity to put these methods and techniques to work. Members meet after school and discuss current trends in art. L. Radunko completes a. clay model head of B. Davis !' 5 2 .' 'Cf fi aa Sa Q35 if 5, . , , -gp a ' N W9 I Q :A Q 3535 i If M 5 mf. 4 :I ., S 5 k , Y 4' x g , Au- lu, 4 A X ,A iv .. H ' si , 3 nu, new i will -I-if g , A. , Q 1 8, .4-can M K, f I ' no MW ' 4, A :fs ff ,:.,,i: Q, - .pf 2 N av, ., s 3 ig ,,.. 5 sw' X -. EM .s 5 ff'-'hifi' AM K, A. -'QS U- W N KN! Z' we rg 55.9. xx 'A fl me 4 55? 'Z ,Z W wwvu -NM ,MP fkwgi' :,..g A R Q ,Y 1 Ham. f r i K 4 1' X A 1 L H M lm- 0 . iff? lst Row L t,oR S Emi-u,C Boina: S Ehrlich C Zundel M Shayna D Hurley I Elam 2nd Row A Spencer M Castleber F Velchansky Debate Standing S. Em.ki, j. Elam, M. Castleberry, sitting A . Spencer, D. Hurley, S. Ehrlich VY, L. to R. G.Zuende1, C. Bomar, M. Shayna and Sponsor lvir. F Velchanslcy. A fainly descriptive definition of debate might be this: Debate is a pro and con arguement conducted under predetermined rules. The debate topic for the 1957-58 season was: Resolved that direct United States Economic Aid to Individual Countries Should be Limited to Technical Assistance and Disaster Relief . The xarsity squad finished the Inter-Lakes season with a record of two wins and six losses for fourth place. 1 s.. X r 2 f. .ul , gif? 'N 4 4:3 D , v 4 X 4 r 4 Q I f Q NN ,. , , n , ,,,Q. f.SgQQ w ilfi' W, , u , 5 2 'Ei' 5 if Q .x,-,, b ' if if Q 55 1 Q .44 x I f 1' x 'ff' O Q 9 gi, fi 6 'U we was . A . . z Qsuavs.w.-wblmnuu.-11.-UA. NNN., sw-W f Q Sf' ffl Q fi W5 W s4 .ff , il.. su ? X A 1 'wx X' 1? - X., if Q lil 3 Q 1 Q52 M' Q' Q ar B - I A I eff Ely! ,K ,,,V, x A V un-naman-:lu f awww-ww Z' x ,f x r x 1 , 192, F, 1 ,, xg f- , .,,.,,,, Y. Sw. 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A gf 1 1 2 13? A., A dv 3 fix, . ..,,3Q, L fl Nggg. hw 3. ,rx N A M-mfs' k S if w , 'Mm DA VE BIRDWE LL No man ever became great or good except through the love of a woman. Latin Club, Varsity Club, National Honor Society, Reserve Basketball, Varsity Baseball. Q.,-I' SHARON BURKE Her ability to converse about any- thing and everything will always be an asset in making and keeping friends. Choir, Dramatics, G.A.A. 40 s , ,mg 1 . P ' 'K PAUL BALDWIN If one has faith nothing is im- possible. CATHY CHALOUX Easy-going, happy gal. . .a cute blond who obviously enjoys life. i I 'K ,. E. VA LE RIE BRAUN She's quiet but behind her quiet- ness is a warm and sincere person- ality. Co-op, Dramatics, Pep Club. PATRICIA CODY Whoso findeth a husband findeth a good thing. Dramatics, C.A.A. Seniors SHARON CRAC CHIOLO She has won many friends with her cute and quiet ways. Co-op Sec., Student Credit. Q DON DRE SSIG Good looking, sharp dresser, fun- loving nature. Varsity Club, Pep BOB CRAFT Club Sec., Reserve Football, Re- I am not bound to glowing success, serve Basketball, Varsity Baseball, but I'm bound to do my duty. Band- Choir, Drarnatics, Track, Pep Band, Band fi ROGER DA LE No one knows what he can do until he tries. Co-op. '45 ei YH Energy and perseverance conquer CHARLES DAY A hero should be tall, you know. Latin Club, Varsity Club Treas., ROBERT DONE GAN Track, Pep Club, varsity Football, Varsity Basketball . all. Co-op . 'X DAVID J. EDWARDS His ability to think logically guar- antees his success in whatever field he chooses. Co-op. D' ! DIANE EDWARDS Full many friendships has this girl begun, of ladies many, of men--- but one. Student Credit. BRUCE G. EWEN Those are rich who have true friends Choir, Pep Band, Pep Club, Reserve Football, Reserve Baseball, Band. aku:- BOB FISHER A quiet friendly manner, very sin- cere. Choir. 42 EDWARD D. GILHOOLY Good looks and personality, a great combination. Student Council, Latin Club. MYRTLE FAHRINGER We are happy, he and I. Seniors LIZ GILLS Witty and likeable . . .never a dull moment with her around. Command- er, Dramatics, Pep Club. BARBARA GUSTAFSON Good-natured and likeable, al- ways fun to be with. Usher Club. GARY GODLEY Gifted with a marvelous sense of humor and is well liked by all. Student Council, Choir, Dramatics, Student Credit. ff JUDY GRIFFITH A delightful mixture of laughter, reserve, impish planning, and practical good sense, is a favorite companion of everyone. Latin Club, Dramatics, Band. f 4. . CHARLES GOODWIN Life is short why waste it. Co-op, Track, Band. BENNIE HILL The trouble with life is that there are so many beautiful women--- and so little time. Future Teach- ers, Varsity Football. 43 .MN 'X DON HARBOURN E Personality plus, everybody's friend. Student Council, Varsity Club, Rail splitter, Quill 8 Scroll, Varsity Foot- ball. Y DAVE JACOBS Good-natured and sincere. Var- sity Club, Cross Country. 44 AARON HARRISON This is not the end, just the begin- ning. Co-op, Dramatics, Pep Club, Reserve Football. DIANE KAYDAS Silence doesn't indicate wisdom . lack of JERRY HENDON There's no satisfaction in any good. without a friend. Choir, Dramatics. S N. JERRY JEWELL I am sure care is an enemy to life. Varsity Club, Dramatics, Pep Club. Seniors ff PATRICIA KEIFFER Because of her active interest in all school projects, she has many friends. Student Council, Usher Club, Rail- splitter Editor-in-C hief, National Honor Society, Dramatics, Future Teachers, Pep Club Pres., Student Credit. DONNA LANE Her unexpected and unpredictable quips have enlivened many a dull class. GERRY KNODEL A quiet miss with a ready smile. Dramatics, Art Club, Chess Club. RON A LD MA ZURE To reach the highest, you must start at the lowest. Co-op. DIANE KLE MM She is lively and attractive, and loves to chat. .Ky RICHARD LARAWAY We know nothing of tomorrow, our business is to be good and happy today. Varsity Football. 5 fu! ,-'..f' 4 jf .,'.' in-' I 1. PIP' 5' iff-gflff JERRY MOORE In him twas natural to please. Varsity Club, Pep Club, Varsity Football, varsity Baseball, Class FRANCES MOYLE Pres. The answer to a girl's prayer is usually the man's question. Choir. JOHN MERLE Tis feared he'l1 die of overwork. Co-op. SANDY OHME R She gave wholehearted support to everything she entered, and added that bit of sparkle. Choir, Y Teens Vice-Pres., Usher Club, Railsplitter Manager, Dramatics, Pep Club, Student Credit Co-Treas. CARL MUELHOEFER Lover conquers all. Track, Cross Country. GRE GOREY PE LTAN The highest of distinctions is ser vice to others. Choir, Dramatics, Track, Audio-Visual Club. N Seniors if if lk 13,9 CARON PE LTON Dynamic and cute. . .never short on words. Student council, Y Teens, Latin Club, Dramatics, G.A.A., Future Nurses, Band. MARY PROF FITT Her friendliness to all guarantees her happiness in the future. Y Teens, Dramatics. LARRY PIRTLE We know nothing of tomorrow, our business is to be good and happy today. : ,v-L 24 f RON RHODES One of the class comediannes who enjoys life to its fullest. Varsity Club, Railsplitter, Dramatics, Pep Club, Varsity Football. RIC HARD PIPE R Be the inferior of no man, nor of any man be the superior. Co-op. fx 3 if :4 BOB ROBERTS if 5 9 Strong reasons make strong actions. Co-op 47 HENRY ROBERTSON Every noble activity makes mom for itself. KEN SCHAFER I might enjoy school life if I didn't have to study. Dramatics. 48 BEVERLY RYDZ Friendliness excels in her heart. Choir DOUGLAS A. SCOTT lf you wish to please people, you must begin by understanding them. Co-op , Reserve Football. C HARLINE RINE HART The sound of her singing adds to her spontaneous personality. Choir, Y Teens, Latin Club, Dramatics, Pep Band, Band. SHERRIN SCHWEITZER What does she live for if not to make the world more pleasant? Y-Teens, Dramatics, Art Club, Student Credit Sec. Seniors JOHN SKURYA Better laugh now than never. Dra- matics, Pep Club, Reserve Basket- ball, Varsity Baseball. NAOMI TYRE LL Her heart is sound as a bell with a personality twice as clear. Y Teens, Dramatics. x Q ,Qui ii-,'G'.1 li, mf PQ V . P' flaky? ,K BOB SMITH The blush is nice, but it is sometimes inconvenient, Choir, Pep Band Pres., Pep Club, Band. BE VE RLEY TOYRYLA Loyal and likeable, with a warm and sincere personality. Cheerleaders Man., Choir, Y Teens, Railsplitter, Dramatics, G.A.A., Future Teachers, Pep Band, Pep Club, Quill 8 Scroll, Band. CAROL ANN SMYTH Her soul is larger than the sky. Co-op, Student Credit. NADEEN TOGNETTI Her ready wit was a welcome ad- dition to any gathering. Dramatics, Art Club Sec., Student Credit, Chess Club. LE ON VE RBOUW A good natured person lives a long life. Co-op. Q -1 x ,Q x A CLASS SPONSORS Mew q l X , A O msg, A It fx 3 .,,. A A L. Roy Chapman I , f A fs.. GERRY ZAGAISKI Always in the middle of fun or mischief. Student Council, Var- si Club Dramatics, Pep Club, W a Varslty Football. M . Lienem CLASS MOTTO -f f A ' 'I WILL NOT EQUIVOCATEg I WILL NOT EXCUSEQ I WILL NOT RETREAT A SINGLE INCH AND I WILL BE HEARD! Curtain Going Up N. U' M , ug T 1. PEGGY MACLEAN 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9.5 9.5 C LASS F LOWER WHITE TEA ROSE CLASS MOTTO It matters not how long w e live, but how. TOP TEN Carolyn Emki 3.871 Janet Metesh 3.781 Dorothy Kline 3.697 Sharon Baldwin 3.688 Bob Carter 3.607 Charles Buckley 3.591 Martha Castleberry 3.589 Rosalie Kovacs 3.524 Kathleen Papovich 3.5 Georgina Verougstraete 3.5 THOMAS HAMME L JUNE CLASS OFFICERS: C. Smith, Presideutg G. Van Conant, Vice Presidentg D. Ruottinen , Secretary. fda LINDA ARMSTRONG A vivacious red head who added a sparkle no every activity. Choir, Cheerleaders, Latin Club, Rail- splitter, Dramatics, G. A . A., Debate, Future Nurses President, Pep Club, Band. 'WI' JERRY ALLEN They say there are greater men than Ibut I'll have to get some glasses. Choir, Dramatics, Track, Cross Country, Band, Pep Club, Pep Band Vice Pres. PAT ASZUREK Her happiness is like a refreshing stream. . .it flows from her heart. Choir, Latin Club, Dramatics, Future Nmses Pres. SHARON BALDWIN Along with those devilish eyes you will find a keen mind and many virtues. Latin Club, National Honor Society, Dramatics, C. A. A . Pep Club. vuzrffa BE N A LLISON It is only great souls that know how much glory there is being a kind man. Co-op Club. HOPE BARNES Happiness in her life will bring hope for the future. Flagtwixlers, Future Homemakels. MARY BARTON As merry as the day is long. Future Homemakers, Song Leader, Choir, Audio Visual ELMER BONK A man's wealth does not depend so much on what he's done as on what he can do. ma 2,3 Q u!' 1 U' X DAN BEDNARSKI Bednarski Such was his life, greatly to bear with and endure all things. Co-op Club. 1 ill 2 'QQ' . 1 fr y 4i'is., 'k f fa l PHILLIPP BRADT A smile acquires many friends. New 'ii-4 i HENRY BISCORNER No one has ever created a great thing suddenly. Co-op Club tx JACKIE BOOTH Her quiet mannerisms have not prevented her from making many friends. Cheerleaders, Railsplitter, Co-ops, G.A.A., Pep Club. 53 KAREN BRAND An understanding heart is superior than an understanding mind. Latin Cm, Fume Nmes, JOANN BRIESMEISTER Ea ch day's sunset gives you one less day to live. . .with someone you love. . .but one more day to remember. Choir, Dramatics. GENE BUCKNER .rx An able and yet humble man is CHARLES BUCKLEY The world turns aside to let a man pass who knows where he is going. Student Council, Commander, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Dramatics, Track. like a jewel with a kingdom. Student Council, varsity Club, LUCY BURGESS Reserve Basketball, Golf, National He, good thoughts are necessary Honor 50CietY, D1'3m3tiCSv PGP Club. to her good deeds. Student Credit. LEE BURNS 54 Above all. . .Let the good times roll! Latin Club, Dramatics, Re- serve Basketball . Seniors XT' vs-4,555 A MARTHA CAST LE BERRY Under this mild exterior there is a bit of deviltry. Y-Teens, Latin Club, Railsplitter Editor, National Honor Society Treas., Debate, G. A. A., Quill 8 Scroll Pres. fi. BOB CARTER After all his cavorting was done there was still time left for work. Student Council Pres., Commander, Latin Club, Varsity Club, National Honor Society Vice-Pres., Track, Cross Country, Future Teachers, Varsity Football. BILL CHAPMAN WESLEY BURNS Turn a thinker loose. . .and you shake the world. Dramatics, Wrestling . 1 WW'-it BARBARA CHAPMAN ' Contentment came to her in the performance of a task and the satisfaction of work well done. S My only books were women's looks Chou' Student Credit' and folly's all they've taught me. BARBARA CAI-'ABRESE Varsity Club, Dramatics, Cross How you use today will determine CO'-muy, Varsitl' Basketball, Re' how tgmgn-ow will use you. Co-Op serve Basketball, Band. Club, Dramatics, Debate. 55 CLAIRE CONLEY She has mastered the secret of the art of communication. Y Teens, G. A. A., Debate, Future Nurses, Pep Band, Pep Club, Band. TOM CONROY Like all. . .trust a few. . .do wrong to none. Band 56 JERRY CONLEY The man who trusts men will make fewer mistakes than he who distrusts them. Debate, Cross Country, Golf Student Credit. KEITH CLARK The test of a man or oak is: How solid he is at the heart. Latin Club Dramatics, Golf, Art Club, Reserve Football. FRANK COSENZA Whatever is, is in its way, just. Student Credit, Band, Wrestling, Reserve Baseball. JOYCE C OWAN Eagemess, with a real enthusiasm for sports. Choir, G. A . A., Pep Club. Seniors HARRIET CROYLE Life is like a mirror. . .if you frown at it, it frowns back, if you smile, it smiles too. Future Home makers. IW' v'....a.. GERI CROUSHORE Pretty and nice, never too sad, never too gay. Choir, Dramatics. BARB DE LE SKE The best beauty is that which no picture can express. Dramatics, C. A. A., Pep Club, Student. 59 4 9 ' JACK DUDDE There is a lot of character behind that quiet disposition. J OYC E DAMON Her sparkling eyes and personality are like stars of a twilight night. Dramatics, G. A. A ., Audio-Visual. ei! QUE GRANT DAY He will use his talents for the best. . .no effort will be wasted. Co-op Club, Future Teachers, Pep Club Treasurer, Baseball. 57 W ., sf' Je , fs? Q .J QS KEN DUSABLON K Everyone has a fair turn to x X be as great as he pleases. KATIE ELAM She possesses the secret of making and keeping friends. Choir, Student Council Rec.-Sec., Majorettcs Leader, Future Teachers, Flagtwirl- ers, Dramatics, Usher Club Pres., G. A. A. Pres., Debate, Future Nurses. 58 CAROLYN EMKI Successful people always do more than they are expected to do. Cheerleaders, Choir, Latin Club, Future Homemakers, National Honor Society Sec., Dramatics, G. A. A. Sec., Debate, Future Nurses, Pep Band, Girl's Ensemble. ., .hw fx. DEANNA EASTERWOOD Sunshine flows from her heart and deviltry beams in her eyes. Choir. 1 LARRY E BE RHARDT A practical joker with a big heart. Latin Club, Dramatics, Pep Club. lf PA T E LLIS She will keep her cours ge high and faith steadfast. Choir, Dramatics Pep Club. Seniors GORDON FRIE SE The most promising young man is the one who does more than he promises. Co-op Club, Reserve Football, Society of Automotive Engineers. , DONNA FLESER Her friends gaze at her, and think the sun is shining. Latin Club, ARLENE EVANS ' Dramatics, C. A. A., Debate Pep Club, Band. , She has a mind ofher own, Choir, Latin Club, Dramatics. ff if 455 BE TSY FERRARA Happiness snealcs in through the JOHN GABBARD A person's whole personality cannot be determined by the number of HEATHER GEORGES words he speaks Latin Club, Cross Opportunity has a habit of favoring Country those who have paid the price of preparation. Student Council, Cheerleaders Manager, Choir, National Honor Society Dramatics door you didn't know you left open. F T h .11 ' Dramatics, G' A. A., Pep Club. uture eac ers, Qui G Scroll, 59 Gu-l's Ensemble. mf.. sf .A gffiu. QF VIOLA GROSS ahe will count the pleasure gained from deeds well done. Co-op Club. CHAR LOT TE HODGES The making of friends is the best token we have of ones' success. Choir, Future Homemakers, Youth for Christ, Girls' Ensemble. tw x4.A,,, x LARRY HACKBARTH The measure of a man is not the number of servants he has, but the number of people he serves. Latin Club, Dramatics, Pep Band, Band-- Class Pres. GWEN DA HANDLEY Sweet, Gentle. . .Always feminine. Future Homemakers, Railsplitter, G. A. A., Future Nurses, Quill 8 Scroll Vice Pres. JIM HATFIE LD The day isn't long enough. Varsity Club, Dramatics, Golf, Reserve. Football, Reserve Basketball, Base- ball. JOYCE HAMLET Her friendship is 21 chain of gold. Seniors T ,, 'w+..... JOANN HORME L The cLu'rent of time carries one on inevitably to their destiny. Choir, Dramatics, G. A. A ., Pep Club. RITA JOHNSON Her gift is making all people better and happier. Student Colmcil, Dramatics, Pep Club. ra t X222 .1 A A ssl A if 1-rp an Qele 2 in 5 l G2 ky r J'- li ii. f i . . Qi rkk. Rl TN'-C . li X 4 ' ' I Q, fp B013 JONES The grip of his hand, is a word of cheer. Latin Club, Dramatics, Student Credit. BARBARA HITNYA DY We should publish our joys and conceal our griefs. Future Home- makcrs, Co-op Club, Pep Club . ps, W WAYNE KIPINA Too much celebrating has kept many a man from becoming celebrated. JANET KELLEY The gentleness of a smile deter- mines thc gentleness of the character. Choir, Latin Club, Retail, Band- Class Sec., Youth for Christ. 61 f '-1-:HF 3 FRANKLIN KIRNBERGE R All thin s come to him who waits-- S provided he knows what he's waiting for. Cross Country. N STEPHEN KITCHENS Life is like that. Dramatics 62 90 iv - DOROTHY K LINE Determination is what breeds success! Commander Editor, Choir Usher Club, Future Homemakers, National Honor Society, Quill G Scroll. 40 45 ,Wa FJQQ ARLE NE KRISS Her sweet and quiet personality can't be matched. Qi' N --Ubin 'Nha-um AL KOHLER Life is doing things not making things. Reserve Football. '?' QS. -igad' JERRY KONKE Great truths are dug up not stumbled upon. Varsity Club, Co-op Club, Varsity Football Seniors Www SHIRLEY KOWA LSKI. She has a look of tenderness. Retail Club. 5 5 GAIL KNIFFEN Love is the golden thread let down from the windows of heaven to bind human hearts together. Hs Qi FREDA KRUCKEL I please the friend who pleases me. Retail Club. gr Eb GEORGE KURY A man who wins fame sets a. goal at the beginning and works toward it. Varsity Club, Dramatics, Reserve Football, Reserve Basketball, Varsity Baseball. ROSA LIE KOVACS She will make a success of today and not need to worry about to- morrow. Co-ops, G. A. A . 4' M, CHRISTINE KOPAC Z Thoughtfulness is a basic step of sincerity. Commander,l.atin Club, Debate, Future Nurses. 63 'x I JOANN LAPHAM She's thoughtful and kindg a friend to all. Choir, Dramatics, Art Club, G. A . A ., Audio Visual Club. ka is A x CHARLOTTE LAWES The qualities and good virtues acquired by her are only gotten through repeated actions. Dramatics. 64 7 JOHN KWIECINSKI He never speaks of troubles or disappointments, but just smiles them away. Latin Club, Co-Ops, Future Teachers, Pep Club, Reserve Football, Reserve Baseball. 'UW .tiki GLORIA LE SKIE WIC Z There is no truer emancipation than the discovery of opportunity in one's self. Student Council, Railsplitter, Dramatics. mm '39 3 JIM LARIMER Sense shines with a double luster when it sets in humility. Co-op Club. M ANNA MAE MACK The price of greatness is responsi bility. Railsplitter, C . A . A . Seniors ar P-T ff J, ,N . 'f ...fi o ff EDWARD MALL His aim is to know not to be known. Latin Club, Art Club, Future Teachers Pres. Ag. 4' W KATHY MARLEY She understood the art of enjoyment. Majorettes, Flagtwirlers, Dramatics. ia' JUDY MATTHEWS She will never run out of words. Choir, Future I-Iomemakers, Dramatics. n 'P' - -...gpg-: KATHLEEN MCCARTHY The secret of true greatness is simplicity. Latin Club, Future Homemakers, G. A . A., Audio- Visual. 'E i K. CONNIE MATTHEWS Her habit of looking on the best side of every event is worth more than gold. Dramatics, G. A. A ., Future Nurses. 'w-ni MARTIN MC LEAN To be his friend is worth your while. 65 ,Q JANET METESH Wisdom is made up of ten parts, nine of which are silence and the tenth brevity. Co-ops, National Honor Society, G. A . A . W-:VX ,, DWAINE MORGAN Today only is ours. 'ff' 4 f I gf BOB MARTIN A good name, like a good will, is attained by many actions. Student Council, Varsity Club, Track, Varsity Football, Baseball. GH if JOE MORGAN Once in a while, not often, a man is born who is not afraid. . .then things begin to move. Latin Club, Dramatics, Reserve Basketball, Reserve Baseball. fi? VIVIAN NAGY A sincere friend to all who know her. Choir, Co-ops. uv' M-- .at V A BILL NASON A quiet and mischievous smile won him many friends. has Seniors Elvfab w-.a 'xx I PATTI OLEXA Cute and full of pep. . .I.hat's Pat. Choir, Future Nurses, G. A. A. was JEANNIE OLEX No single moment can be relived except in memory. Dramatics. 'Willis T? KATHLEEN PAPOVICH Work is better than play to those who love it. Choir, Latin Club, Railsplitter. NE D PARKER Happiness is brought on by a bright outlook on life. Student Council, Dramatics, Pep Club. JOHN OLIVER The best kind of pride is that which compels a man to do his work best, even though no one is looking. Railsplitter, Pep Band, Band. , re. MARY POLSELLI The sunshine of life is made up of very little beams that are shining brightly all the time. Co-ops. , V,'4x., ' Q ff :,,. ., ,. .f1i g1.F-'aff . ' jf-J J' S 1 'W' fy ,.,' k 'f f , ' 'Q 36 394 WAYNE PARE Character. . .truly the greatest gift to any man. Choir, Dramatics. ffiriv EMILY PATTON The grand essentials of her happi- ness are hope and love, Retail Club. 68 SANDY PE LSHAW Her kindness is one thing she can't give away. . .it will always come back. Future Homemakers, Art Club. IL WX COLLE TTE POPOUR jet black hair and dancing eyes, with a friendly disposition. Student Council, Cheerleaders, Y-Teens, Dramatics, G. A . A ., Debate, Future Nurses, Pep Club. Q5 l ,f a l BOB PONDER A little bashful. . .a little shy. but. . .Ohl that mischief in his eye. Student Council, Dramatic Pep Club, Varsity Football, Wrestling l 3- W 'Kr DAVE RHINE Ther-e's a bit of deviltry behind his serious expression Seniors BOB RICHARDSON There is no better way to take the irk out of life than to put laughter into it. Student Council, Latin Club, Varsity Club, Track, Pep GARTH RICE Out of the lowest depths in his path to the loftiest heights. Pep Club DON RUOTTINEN He who is plentifully supplied from within, needs but little help from without. Student Council, Varsity Club Sec. Treas., National Honor Society Pres., Dramatics, Varsity Football, Reserve Football, Re- serve Baseball, Pep Club. Club, Reserve Football, Baseball. on' ,XX SHARON SARVER Her sincerity carried the most weight in her relationship to others. Latin Club, Pep Band, Band. BOB ROMAS It is best to be moderate in all things. Choir, Dramatics, Band. LIL LIAN RYCKE WAERT Heaven with such grace has blessed her. Retail, Student Credit, Youth for Christ. 69 ll' X 'Q'-sv ,,.' J f JERRY SILADKE His motto is live, laugh and be happy. an- ' NORMAN SHATTO The man who expects much from himself, and little from others, has few rivals. Choir, Varsity Club, C ross Country . ii? '7' ,j BARBARA SAUVE There are two things that go into the make-up of her friendship. . . one is truth. . .the other under- standing. Choir, Dramatics. '7Eiv-'X BOB SHE PARD Likes to cut a caper, jump'n jive, man like he' s quite a guy, his artistic talent will take him far . Student Council Treasurer, Commander, Dramatics, Track, ArtClub, Future Teachers, PepC1ub, Quill S Scroll, ChessC1ub, Baseball, Varsity Football . HR? ' -1, - ii f, ' 1 RON SCHINDEHETTE To be liked by all in this day and age is the highest compliment that we can pay. Choir, Varsity Club, Student Credit, Varsity Football. ,fag L i'l 'Q7 if 4 ,wif CAROLYN SATTLER Impulsiveness is the soul of wit. Choir, Latin Club Seniors Er ikmm-lv' CHARLIE SMITH A man is worth what he gives. Varsity Club Pres., Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Class President LONNA SMITH It is only great souls that know how much glory there is in beinglmderstanding. Co-ops. ANTHONY STEPHEN The man who removed the moun- tain began by canying away small stones. Retail, ,,g'f ffiv,f5f,f K fgkffiem-stag, fi: Fifi ,j1.j2,i, 3 'f,i,fil:'si .gf'315ij:ii,,s3 ,, .rv .tire-neil! JERRY STEINBRENNER 1 ,f 55' Nl i .' -1 LARRY SLOUGH What we do today is the essential things in life. JANET STE E LE She worked to make her dreams come true. His height never made him short in character. Co-op Club, Baseball 71 DENNIS STOLZENFE LD The test of a person's strength is the knowledge of his character. Retail G Office Club, Student Credit, Band. SHIRLEY STOPOLONES A hidden treasure lies in her heart. Y-Teens, G. A. A., Pep Band, Pep Club, Band. BE TTY STROHM Calm. . .Sincere. . .and Under- standing are only a few of her many virtues. Commander, Future Homemakers. ' fm '3 n . 5 ' 2 JOE STRO ZE SKI If you keep looking back, you will go that way. 'Hui f- HAROLD STIER Life is the co-ordination of actions. Latin Club, Varsity Club, Co-op Club. 15- -115' 5 Vi X ,I 'la 9 A P x if ,, ,.,. I , y il. REATHA SWIFT By spreading good cheer, she has achieved a measure of living success. Retail, Future Nurses. Seniors fir' ff-PP -W k Q MARY TUCKER Happiness is the sharing of love with another. DON TENNISWOOD Speech is the mirror of the soulg as a man speaks, so is he. Track, Band, Varsity Baseball. ? 'N-vs SANDRA TREBESCH There is righteousness in her heart and beauty in her character. ART TRUSZKOWSKI It takes great art bo be funny and liked by all. Co-op Club 'FV' fm- MARVIN TOR ZE WSKI lt is difficult to say how much men's minds are conciliated by a kind manner and gentle speech. Co-op Club. Pam BARBARA TERRIEN The ability to speak several languages is valuable, but the art of keeping silent in one is precious Co-ops. 73 'loaf 'dy-ag? GE ORGINA VE ROUGSTRAE TE She is a truthful persong one worthy of deep u'ust5 her service to others gives her joy and happiness. Com- mander, National Honor, G. A. A., Quill 8 Scroll, Student Credit. K SHARON WE DGE Her scattered dreams reveal better plans. Future Homemakers, Co-op 74 GARY VANC ONANT No one is useless in the world who lightens the burden of it for anyone else. Railsplitter, Golf. S' JOHN WIDLICKI No opportunity for security will be let to slip by him. Co-op Club. BONITA WILLIAMS She has a smile sweetly, quite content, always honest. Choir, Railsplitter, Student Credit. ik . 'T as 1 it di ff 4 S . 'T K 4,45 914 NANCY WOJ E WSKI She has found wealth in unbought pleasures. Future Homemakers. Seniors The smallest good deed is better 4 K me ' LARRY WRUB1-:L jest and eamest working side by side. Varsity Club, Co-op Club, CARL WR.UB.EL Track, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball. than the greatest intention. Retail 8 Office Club me SYLVIA Z WISH She will not permit opportunities for happiness to slip by. BOB ZOLDOS Though the most be players, some must be spectators. Co-op Club. GERALDIN E ZALENSKI She never forgot that kind words and a smile cost nothing. . .but yet are priceless treasures. Choir, Future Homemakers. BARBARA BARNES Taking or receiving, whether in a serious or a joking manner, is something which she can handle. Dramatics, Pep Club, 75 A--Q, H I fxgwwfsg QM Taira' L' '?, 'U Hi i 'ff , J ' ' Q 1 ' if lv . 'K . 'z B J 'I 7 . , 'W' l 3 I 1 1 -' 2'Y, Q gh W 3' Y .,2:' ' TQ Q sf 3 4' ' F f 7 r u .0 1,-var' f' 53 DANCE PARTY ,X ,lf V if s s 5 4 .. , 45' 5 t A Q Q 1 A, ,..I,, 4 , J 5-N- 'Q-in VI' ' '--Q--... '- S--. 'Cg 4 K' Ri , -Q gi , J if 3 5 -5 5 ' , an 3 z','-,r.Wa-as 'W fm .lay fx gt.,-,,..,' 0 afeterla Ah! The cafeteria, a place to meet 9? 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' 103 , sv.-3 Q : vis is -4 ww ,ww I V M A his . l: , . 1- f Q O ' is . 'MLN In B Q : i i 3. K it A ' 1 'f 'I 'N 1' :sf ,3 , U 'Q 5' 3' ag, we y H ,A 5 A , V In Vg? 5 if' f x J . . , g Y rl gl ,E x ' Q iv' X F if , 1- 5, J - V fs v 1 A 4 I mf' Y , 2. Q 5 . my mfg ' I X -HWUQ S .A.. A..w ' I W wp WWW' -Bei .4- ,....-gff R W I .wa V in , ,fm .,. M H, 'W'-xmw wfwif- biivvwf .gf-. ' a X A 1 4 . . 'VX , . ,N Wy x E A Y new QM' V. , M21 . Qfwwcr WWW' 'fm k 2 Y , .,. ' Qi wt f , ab' A 3' K , Am ,My X . if k 'F fy. 'Q :J l W k I Q ' f' Q 4 ' 1 w A is was Q qi. , fx. . 4:5 Y My , W Y 3 is Q . LZ 5' I H . . 'R ? W ai 41, ,W mi! ' w f-mil Wffwi f Q 9' I A-Q, 1 'Q kg , sau 40' Q W in Q :ff my 7 af' fi 'W N.-v MA, , , flag K+ + g,,,.Jv' 4. 5 3 2 as 3 Y 1 if 3 Offensive Team L. End- C, Smith, L. Taclde- L. Radunko, L. Guard- R. Rhdoes, Center- B. Martin, R. Guard- B. Hill, R. Tackle G Zagaiske, R. End- G. Hatch, L. Halfback- T. Marshall, Quarterback- L. Wrubel, Fullback- C. Day, R. Half- D. Harboume. arsit Football 19 7 Walk L. to R. captain- C. Day, cowapmn- B. Mmm LINCOLN LINC OLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINC OLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN Scores 1957 FOOTBALL RESULTS O --- EAST DETROIT 0 --- MT. CLEMENS 13 --- BERKLEY O --- SOUTHFIELD 0 --- WALLED LAKE 0 --- FARMINGTON 13 --- WATERFORD 27 --- ROSEVILLE CENTER LINE The 1957 football record of three wins, six losses may not appear like much on the surface. However, the sparkling comeback in the last three games left everyone with a satisfied feeling. After stumbling through the first six games in disorganized, flu-bitten fashion, the team mustered a winning streak to take the final three games in shutout fashion. The sweet- est victory of the season was the Q to-Q-victory over arch-rival Centerline in the Little Brown Jug clash. Coach Saxton was ably assisted by new line coach, jim Stevenson and junior varsity coach, Bob Shankie. Co-Captains, Charles Day and Bob Martin, lead the boys through their daily paces and in their clash with the beast. -1 L toR Managers R Wright,j Medley yt ph Y W f' .fe S XJ J .1 gf 3-viii' C' lst row L. to R. N. Douglas, W. Haladye, D. Harbourne, D. Ruottinen, N. Antak, B. Ponder, L. Capps, W. Venadam, T. Marshall, E. Coffey 2nd row L. to R. R. George, R. Rudder, j. Evans, J. Marshick, B. Carter, 1. Stevens, D. Thompson, R. Kwierant, T. Conroy. 3rd row L, to R, L. Radunko, G. Zagaiske, G. Hatch, W. Hackel, L. Wrubel, B. Martin, C. Day, C, Smith, R, Rhodes, B. Hill, G. Garwood, W. Fleser. ,au-463' Head Coach C Saxton Assxstant Coaches R Shank1e,J Stevenson Hep 1,2,3,4, Hep 'I 'F IE ,T ,441 'Av .' 3+ MJF, .u.,!,., lf kQ',N 49'535'E5lbm'R f sig it The team running wind Sprints L. Guard- E. Coffey R. Guard- R. Rhodes L. Guard- B. Hill 1 Q' 3 X, my a -Q I mi, .AW lg ' 4 I -H' --0---A msn: 5.4-. . I Sm R Half T Marshall Fullback D Ruottmen Fullback C Day L Half W Venadam Venadam on his way for good gaxn N.. 1-3 Q wa Y . ,f ,., ,,4 x 'SJ W we ww I4 faux 35 X63 , WV A 'N V W 3 x k .. ' . 1- 1 ,, AT' fl 'A X ww 4 wg I X l A 1 ,Anya ,f A 'u.. iq Y. n 31,55 ,fr-Q. 5 f 5' X JSE' ff' 'hiv 'Z 1 A ,' N fy. Q.. 5 A A f Eiga Je If fx 'V Q-' W3 hm e f: .,. .. f- Xxaqtlxg Jgggdf' fd ff' A... sum KH f-'Sf' ,g '49 M 'few ,,. :I TX gf- 9' Q ff H , f lr ' New 5 5: 5 ' ' I' 325 :QA 1 A 3: 15, , ,f ' . 6 , ff fm A 3711 if X V 4' A C3 ,290 4. . K' h ' A! X' QM? 'NH C IS 1 H L. f ' 'I 'of' x 5 7 s sk QL' , , x V34 'lg FP 2 ' A nj , fl 'gli-t, M s xg A f - fn Vin kv K fix, - 4 F' .y Q 5238 ,qx 5 2, av' ff' Q X 2 Yi' 1 'Asa 9 Q: Wulf 'fig LIU ZQQSW Biff? is I D ef wa I I ,H u av , ,iw F. I Team practice C. Mack F 6-1 170 jr. who C. Hatch F 6 165 Sr. one of saw lots of action - improved the most valuable players - high arsit steadily and hits from anywhere scorer - good jumpshot - 178 - 108 pts. pts. L. to R. in circle 1, Medley Lincoln Opponents Pts. 40 Detroit Lutheran 47 T, Marshall 42 Walled Lake 38 33 Center Line 30 R. Lindberg 49 Mt. Clemens 40 50 Farmington 36 T. McCormack 54 Waterford 52 36 SO11thfit-Eld J. Hatch 37 Berkley 55 41 Walled Lake 43 W, Hague 36 Farmington 45 38 Mt. Clemens 39 G, Mack S2 Waterford 55 52 Southfield 56 A . Brezezinski Q Berkley QQ Total 607 664 R. Kwierant B. Chapman Basketball 7 R, Kwierant G S-10 145 jr, B. Hackel C 6-1 156 Jr. whO driving - aggressive type of improved steadily should come player - probably see more into his own next year - fine Coach George Ward, action next year - 64 pts. play maker - 45 pts. Western Michigan. I 5 , , K A. Brzezinski C 6-2 185 Soph. - saw limited service until late in year - good re- bounder - hard worker. Ii 'xi If , ' Q. X' FA , 4 i ' x 1 l .Q l 1 x : Y A K , r A X 7 , ie! it 114 T Mc Cormack F 6 162 jr R Lindberg F 6 152 Sr T Marshall G 5 9 145 Soph. promises to see more service saw limited action through fast and shifty good ballhand- next year aggressive season hard worker ler see more action next year. i , - I X Y ' 1 B Chapman G 5 8 125 Sr J Medley G 5 9 123 jr A fight for the ball The 1957-58 version of the Lincoln Basketball team did an about face half-way through the season After scoring five straight victories to open the season, the team nosedived into an eight game losing streak. This remains the mystery of the year. However, several two and four point games might have gone their way if luck would have it. The league record of three wins and seven losses was an improvement over last season. George Hatch and George Mack led the scores throughout the season. A bright future is envisioned by Coach Ward with the loss of only one senior, Billy jo Chapman. R. Kwierant up for two ' 1 5' fa 9 965532 1 WV 5? 'Sf .-Q. ' 11, I . Q.'.afz4,'?i Yi UW S ' I I 5. 1' S X wg? 'QP' Fan ' ,fl . , , 1 iss my Ng v 3 ' pf Ji :I li 4 1 9 lik '-3 .,.A, 4- . NE Lx , fl Q 4 G 8 2213 ' '..-ow 9' ','iA if 1 f w 'V x P X! E S :Y 1 fi if ,iv T 53 1 is 34 3 'if a Q? v LQ Efii 3 I I I -.S i 3 X 3 , M 3 ' Q 1 if SYN Q ? ,A A VF' 3, ' 1 23335 ,L 3592 xx X ,Qs -eff 'ln 7 345 '48, We L we gif , 7 f , 3 3 . ir if M f g an . 71 f 3... 5' X , , .1 NN? W L. to R. Top: D. Tenniswood, K. Baker, B. Van Conant, G. Mack, B. Martin, M. Worden, T. Marshall, E. Coffey. L. to R. Bottom: J. Vickers, T. McCormick, C. Smith, G. Kury, N. Douglas, G. Teany, I. Medley. Miva s 4, s , v V J L ,nn Xi ,s A P . f fr ' if it A f . X ,' -- - -. ' 1 -7 Y -fr -r-f ' fx? ' it .. wafers ..- ss: Martin stretches for the throw B a s e b a l l varsity Baseball Date April 22 April 25 April 29 May 2 May 6 May 9 May 13 May 16 May 20 120 May 23 1958 Opponents Waterford Walled Lake Berkley Southiield Farmington Waterford Walled Lake Berkley Southfield Farmington , w . sw M ,I '- K x The mound corp--C. Smith, N. Douglas, G, Kury Pepper practice ' .. . .5 ai? 1 f V' 1 ' - '32 J l i X ' , s 1 X f L' Tao' L L- ' H1 L f Q L A , . . 1 X 1 svgssll Y' ml WL! bw V E 1' , A 1 I fl 5 iff al .fa 'Q fQ frei 4 Q. 1 f B '-.1 1 L L3 f ' ' ' 4 V W 5 L fl, I ' ' ?t Q Q M f N Q W H s - ,s - ,., +V up - ,, , W -Q - X . Y , ,.f:y.,,Q1s54a.'f5i'f ,,A-:1.-,.f ...J- Q3' . T-fl tg?-3, . f Q ' .A71gf'y4:bSdZiTi gfvgkqjr A h ip Q5 W--5'-1 B 3524 Sluggers row R.. . -R.. wg.--1 . Mg' 'V 5. fr.. w-11.e.w SA, NW, 'z, . .,... . N wg gnQ A . . . '45 .-1, 'We' 4 1... ,, , ....JP's.: f -,eS2'w+f... ? iI'.f ' Double play, T. Marshall and M. Worden Baseball The 1958 Baseball squad with four returning letter- rnen promised to be a darkhorse in the Inter-Lakes League. Fair weather early in the spring helped get the team off on the right foot. Fifty candidates tu.rned out for Coaches Saxton and Stevenson hoping to win starting positions. Veteran pitcher Charlie Smith headed the returning lettermen and looked forward to better batting support this year. The schedule for the 1958 season appears elsewhere on t.his page. Bunting, j. Medley, D. Tenniswood L. to R. Top: J. Egnatowski, B. Weslowski, R. Sinkevicus, D. Potter, I. Anglin, G. Swieckowski, I. jankowsld, R. Muschong, I. Owaczarzak, I. Evans. L. to R. Bottom: B. Banasik, J. Hallums, B. Hultman, J. McCluskey, B. Evans, D. Kenyon, E. Bajer. , '1..,,l v1,x'i7 'f, .,, .., ' xr, lx ,, . 'lil -vi, 1. X Y , ' 1 , , I if 1 3 I I U-I grlfz ,QL ,f .,j,mrll fl y . M X, I V1x,,. J, r I .4 l e..r 5. Q j my ' ft ' T. A '- Y f F6 Q V f .1 K ' ' ixlx A19:' xg age 2 S , 1 Q ' ,I . X ,lflf ' Jmlf 1 I :ff 5 fl..-fl' W I x. 5 f 'Pin ,J wa. .,,, Ang, R. Lindberg hands off to G. Redden in medley relay. W. Haladye and D. Garwood take off from startlng blocks iq nal. J. Nason, B. Copeland, and J. Peyak in wind sprints. L. Bagbey going over in pole vault. T, if ik va , . 1 , , 3 'N-4. C y ix sk gs WR G. i Hatch high jumping. Crull in broad jump. D 1 6 ' E Q D, Graham putts as L. Radunko pulls the pin. L. Radunko misses a long putt as D. Graham pulls Coach F. Velchansky explains the chip shot to L. Radunko. Thirteen prospects turned out for the 1958 Varsity Golf Team under Coach F. Velchansky. Jim Hatfield, Gene Buckner and Bob Paul were returning lettermen who headed the squad. Nine sophomores showed promise of helping R' S I make the season a success. This year the Golf Team was G 0 scheduled to meet every team in the Inter Lake League thus eliminating the one day tournament. The champion was to be decided on a won and lost record. O 5 B. P2-111 in 2- Pfactice Swing' J. Hatfield 8 G. Buckner before the match. G. Buckner on the tee. 124 Fi.. Intramural hamps Each year the combined clubs of Lincoln High School sponsor an Intramural Basketball Tournament. Boys and girls alike in each grade form teams to compete for the all school championship. A permanent plaque with the name of each winner hangs in the high school office. The games are hotly contested and all the proceeds help support the clubs of the school. Pictured here are the winners and runners-up in both divisions. The 12A Boys Team pictured above ruled the roost as intramural champions of the 1958 season. In the final game they defeated a stout 11A team 31 to 28. Runnerups to the Boys Championship was this group of 11A boys. The tournaments were held in the high school gym on Feb. 18, 19,20 and 2.5, 26. 125 I Second place in the girls division went to this group of 11B A girls, This years tournament was labeled a great success, at least the 12A's thought so. The 12A Girls Team followed the pattern and captured the Girls' version of the Intramural Championship. In the final game they defeated the 11B team 16 to 10. Each year the Assembly Committee of the Student Council sponsors various programs for the students. Some candid shots of these appear on this page, Glenn Cunningham gives advice to the boys. Y jk- Ab., f 1 9, ,F ' Ax rq F W ' .,.,g , ' A H s vw ' . we-ww X? N J Y Q 'i Boys Glee Club A bit of music from Johnny 9 'Swim 21 , X 1 3 X t xl if 5 .. ,. wvd- J . V - rf Q Our active cheerleaders. The dance band at work. MICHIGAN EDUCATION ASSOCIATION AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS 4 . I' N. Jacobson, Presidentg M. Cameron, Vice Presidentg E. Anzicek, Ist. Vice PreS.g I. Galia, Treasurerg H. Neher, W. Halavan, Secretary . Presidentg E. Van Loo, Executive Secretaryg C. Merke, Vice Pres.g H. Kobus, Secretary. SENIOR FACULTY GAME z 'K Ron Rhodes blocks an attempted shot by Mx: Ve1. Chendes blocks Charlie DaY'5 Push 5h0f- The Seniors challenged the Faculty to a basketball game last fall and envisioned an easy victory. However, when the final score was posted, the faculty came out on top 41-32. The proceeds of the game went to the Student Council who yearly sponsor this event. 9 YH Annie .... Franl-4 Butler Buffalo Bill DOHV .... Winnie Tate Pawnee Bill Sitting Bull Conductor , Wilson , , Charlie , , Minnie , , Jessie ..,. lime , . . . Mrs. Porter Tommy Little jake , Little Girl , Second Girl First Boy , , Lady Guests , , Katie Elam , , Wayne Pare eith Nl ....K , Connie atthews , , Joyce Damor. , , , , Wes Burns , Charles Buckley . . . George Kury , Larry Hackbarth Gloria Leakiewicz . . . Donna Fleser . . . Betsy Ferrara . Heather Georges . . DonRuotti.nen . . Bill Chapman . Collette Popour . Barbara Deleske . . Bob Shepard . . . Arlene Evans Linda Armstrong C arolyn Emki . . . jim Hatfield Retail and Co-op Club: Ist. Row L. to R. C. Anzicek, Sponsor, S. Kowalski, E. Patton, D. Benke, S. Groce, C. Chaloux, R Kovacs, L Smith, B. Terrien, S. Wedge, V. Gross, R. Riley, Sponsor 2nd Row R. Za.1acrio,j. Raby, F. Kruckel, S. Cracchiolo, M Jensen, T Genbarskx G Day, I. Kwiecinski, C. Smyth, 1. Kelley, J. Booth, I. Metesh, J. Conley 3rd, Row G. Tapley, Sponsor, G. Bollenbacher, J Merle C Wrubel, T. Dressig, E. Long, G. Friese, R. Caldwell, D. Scott, K. Kridner, J. Combs, J. Hallums, M. Tojewski 5th Row I Moore, B Simon, B Zoldos, B. Roberts, L. Wrubel, C. Goodwin, A. Stephens, D. Stolzenfeld, L. Verbouw. The Co-op Club is a combination of school and on-the-job training. To be eligible for the program, girls have to take and satisfactorly complete the commercial course from the tenth grade up. The Co-op plan for boys offers a number of opportunities to qualified boys. Most of the boys take Smith Hughes in the tenth g-ade and in the eleventh grade they are given the opportunity to go to work and continue school. C0-op Club Co-op members at work. tw Facult SC IENC E AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION L. to R. L. Chapman M. Belden C. Hill C. Saxton I. Labbe A. Verona ENGLISH L. to R. L. Foord T. Hammel M. Lieneman C, Reinelt E. Van Loo R. Chandes VOCATIONAL EDUCATION ii- R. Hollister H. Maynard A. Hartshom J. shumewonh E. Anzicek w. Houg R. Riley 2-4 Facult X Wif.,w Counselors L. to R., G. Ward H. Neher M. Zimmermann E. Balos H. Carlson I. Swan J. Stocker The Following faculty members were unavailable for pictures: R. Amold, J. Lanman, R. Nelson. P K? L. to R. 5 g r I I I. Vandenburg Z. Fletcher R, Crawford M. Evans 32 . 'X',Qj Shaft '4 -sm. M Board of Education f, - 2' .. . ' xi - 4 - L.,f f- 'w : A 5 1 Pictured at the right are the members of our Administration. At left, Everett Hawes, Assistant Superin- tendent, Center, Max Thompson, Superintendent of Schools, and at the right Willard Fensch, Principal of Lincoln High School. 135 Tx? ,Ct X L.to R. 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