Lincoln High School - President Yearbook (Ferndale, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1955 volume:

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Kksf?bQ,:. 1 iz A v ., 53,1 ,Q.1',s,. 3., J I fm , .-f.f,'A .y , ,A N gf- qfg, 1 .1 4,555 me k .1 ,X if ggi? K ?' 45 -1i4g'V n 3 7, ' . 'fiwwne rgfm J! .ff fn--r-'Q ,Ax AX Another annual feature in Lincolnis ac- tivities is the combined choir and orches- tra Christmas concert. This is the pro- gram in which all alumni choir and or- chestra members are invited to join the present choirs and orchestra in singing or playing the nllallelujah Chorus and is regarded as one of the most beautiful per- formances given here. At lunch time. the healthy. hungry stu- dents of L.H.S. flock to the cafeteria where members of the kitchen staff prepare warm well-balanced meals for both stu- dents and teachers. Assistant principal, Chester Nelson is one of the hundreds of people served here each day. Zmtwta 7444419 I2-I9 Sendwza 20-39 M4446 40- 73 Hmmm 74-105 Speak 106-121 5 S- ?mffv The faculty members are the main link in the chain of edueation of the high school student. Their counsel provides the nec- essary guide-nee required by the maturing Lim-olnite .... f-r-'www Q -- - - v-'vw-U ' ' 5 emoooofmfw g 'Q-.Af oooooooooou e 144.54 oooaooooof 3-fm - , K, , U .,-5,3558 l. to r. Nlr. Ervin Keinbaum. Asst. Supcrintcnde nt in charge of finance: Mr. Roy E. Robinson. fuperintendcut of Schools: and Mr. Lloyd Atwood, Asst. Superintendent in charge of buildings and grounds. SCHOOL HEADS Deciding when vacations should be, what new equipment is needed and how to solve the many problems concerned with the running of the Ferndale School District are the duties of the superin- tendents. On the shoulders of the prin- cipal and assistant principal go all the problems of a large high school. Their duties include maintaining order through- out the school. disciplining students when the occasion calls for it. and making sure their teachers, conduct remains on top. Our growing counselor stall has the big job of scheduling classes for each student twice a year as well as making sure stu- dents are attending their classes regularly and keep their marks on the proper level. ENGLISH The capable members of the English de- partment do much to provide the neces- sary education for writing to obtain the most effective results. Reading and speak- ing are also major concerns of this depart- ment as is revealed by courses such as journalism. drama. American and world literature. literature and composition. bus- iness English. and radio speech. which are expertly taught to maturing Lincoln- ites. LAXCLAGE French. Spanish and Latin are the exer- popular language courses offered at LHS. Each language course consists of four semesters. the first two in which the pri- mary emphasis is placed on acquiring the vocabulary necessary to carry on every- day conversation and doing simple read- ing and writing. The last two semesters are devoted to reading literature of the country. studying advanced grammatical factors. and becoming better acquainted with the cultural aspects of the foreign land. Low:-r left The English Department. Seated l. to r.-Miss lsahel Craig. Mrs. Charlotte Richards Seated l. to r.-Mrs. Mac Mitchell. Counselor: Miss 21T'hIsaml Gray' Miss Bonita Wpnllanfl' Mics Annella Lucille Mill.-r. Dean .if cms. Miss xlafian .-xiarich. jcmj . E Counselor: Mr. John J. Houghton. Principal: Mr. Chester Elanfllng-XYFS. Elsa Hargaer.. air. Lowell Ford. Miss Crate A. Nelson. Asst. Principal. Ummgsr - 'SS at een -'mit f Standing-Mr. Fred Wagner, ffonnsclorg Nlr. Harold Below l. to r.-Mr. George Ciannetti. Spanishg Mme lfvnlarl- Cllllfleclwrl Mr. Joseph Zafcafflelli- Counselor. Maxine Galloway, Latin: Mrs. Jacqueline Elliott. French rv ,gm U - 6689660909 i Lpper right-The History Department. Seated I. to r.-Miss Rose Corich. Miss Joyce Clements. Miss Mary Humphrey, Miss Alice Jfirgenson. Standing-Mr. William Holloran. Mr. W'illiam Brown, Mr. Michael Nemkowich. Above-The Commercial Department. Seated l. to r.-Mrs. Dorothea Frazier. Mrs. Helene Koney. Miss Bernice Cady. Standingillr. Irving Rosen and Mr. John Clark. COMMERCIAL Typing. shorthand. book-keeping. office practice. office practice laboratory, co- operative ofiice practice and consumers economics are the subjects open to Lin- colnites who desire knowledge of com- mercial skills. Many students interested in this type of work have entered into the co-operative retailing course in which they work part-time in various retail oc- cupations and study units of instruction in school which are directly related to his job activities. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Baseball. basketball, football. tumbling. wrestling, calesthenics, track. marching, dancing, swimming, tennis. badminton. golf and health and first aid discloses a cross-section of activities which come un- der the broad heading of physical educa- tion. The activities bring to the students supervised development of physical abili- ties, teamwork and sportmanship, helping them to get along with others in team- work, yet individualizing their personal characters by their participation in indi- vidual sports. MATHEMATICS Numbers arenit the only things necessary in the math department as students set out to decipher the Pythagorean theorem. armed with compasses. slide rules and protractors. Included in the well-rounded mathematical program of LHS are alge- bra. geometry. covnmercial mathematics. trigonometry and general and senior mathematics. '-9-. Below - The Physical Education Department Seated l. to r. - Miss Gloria Yough, Miss Margaret Bur- to1'i.'Standing l. to r. - Mr. Gus Hanson, Miss Anna May Williams, Mr. Roy Burkhart. Below The Mathematics Department Standing I to r Mr Theodore Meister Mr Gerrit Brandt Mr Albert Sabourm Mr H Britton Gibbs Seated-Mr. Allan Haslitt, Miss Olive Maxwell, Mrs. Henrietta Kinney. f Ng- . , . Y' . ,. ,yjtbx If i .Allllvfm ' B61-1weThf Industrial Ars Dfvaflmfm' lffZii'.-tlivi'iiiilQiJ...if'If.i.fii,.Qiiiiffiiiiiffl l. to r.-Mr. Gerald Suchy. Nlr. William Goldsmith, Mr. McCarthy' Spwing- ' Einer Osterlmerg, Mr. Earl Gaskill, Mr. Vialter Boho, Mr. pmwr ld, 'I-IN, 5K,i,,m,1, D,,panm,,m' Adrian Pollack' l. to r. Mr. ,lusepll Nlichaels. Mr. John Nlctircgor, Nlr T I ,Iohn Barson. Nlrs. Ruth Dunham. Nlr. .-Karon Gardner 1,-.Q , I K s.- f '7 ' ' SCIENCE Ch emistrv. biology. physics and senior -1 science open a new world, through know- ,- .. A -. K ,Swb . , Q ledge. to students who are interestsed in this field of learning. As many medical and scientific mysteries have yet to he solved, the teachers in this department provide the foundation for students who may go on to celebrated heights in this field of scientihc endeavor. APPLIED AND FINE ARTS The department of Applied and Fine Arts is one of the largest in operation at LHS. Included under this broad heading are creative subjects such as jewelry, cer- amics, art. leather and wood crafts, the shop courses, wood, metal, machine, and print, and mechanical drawing. Our shop courses are popular among the male smeties of lincoln Hifh as the are 2 I V I A I ' Y . y Bottom - The Music Department and Specialists - v iqamong the finest and gffer training for l. to r. - Mr. Nicholas Cannici, Mr. Ensley Hubel, Miss E-1 Y future jubsl Such Courses Offer excellent Florence Warren. Mrs. Mildred Bennett, Mrs. Ruth Neff, Miss Lottie Hall. Seated Mr. Otto Bachellor, Mrs. Frankie 1, .lane Elliott, and Miss X - x Brown. t. opportunity for those who donit plan to go on to college. Courses such as crafts and jewelry are usually taken for less , ,practical reasons as they offer hours of pleasant and self-satisfying creative work that can be kept for years to come. Classes such as these in the curriculum of LHS fill the need of the teen-ager for variation and creativeness. NTIWFIC AND SPI-1Cl.-XL lllfl'.-XRTNIHYIWS Band, orchestra, and several choirs pro- vide an outlet for the talented students in the school. Besides their regular classes, extra rehearsals are often called in prep- aration for concerts. contests. parades. and other music activities. Assistance for handicapped children. training in safer driving. learning through the sources of our library, and keeping order in study hall are all handled through the special department. SOCIAL STLDIES The Social Studies department consists of instruction in world history. geography. American history, social studies. Ameri- can government. and family living. The departmenfs aim is to develop in the student an understanding of people and conditions in life and everyday living, which will help the student face with conhdence problems that will inevitably arise in his future. OFFICE The office workers are some of the nicest people in Lincoln. Although there is a lot of work to he done in the office. they are always readv with a cheery smile for teachers, students. and visitors. Their var- ied johs include answering the telephone, typing, answering questions, and directini visitors to the school. CLSTODIAX5 Among the hardest working people on the stad at Lincoln are the custodians. Few realize the extent of their work. They clean up after every dance no matter how late. keep the furnace going on bitter cold days. clean the building after Adult Edu- cation classes. and keep out school in top- notch running condition. CAFETERIA One group which really deserves a vote of thanks for the entire school is the cafe- teria workers. Nourishing. well-balanced meals are prepared daily for the students and faculty of Lincoln and for numerous banquets and luncheons. Above-The Social Studies Department. l. to r.-Mr. William Brown, Mr. Wendell Kelly, Mr. Don Gray, Mr. Thomas Martin, Mr. George Brown, Seated, Mrs. Iredelle Hammond. Custodians-l. to r. Mr. Andy Severs, Mr. Ed Criton. Mr. , , Joseph La Croix, Mr. Blake Moran, Mr. Albert Bates, Ahmie - The OEIS? Staff Mrs. Brush. I. to r. -- Miss Virginia Swem, Mrs. Betty Hagerty, Mrs Cafeteria-l. to r. Mrs. Blanche Christy. Mrs. Ethel Brooks, Mrs. Signe Carlson. Mrs. Isabella Rae, Mrs. Leah Hardin. Rita Markus, Mrs. Anne Hetler. if v -Q.,, 1 it i' F C: E n 1 Semkvzan with diplomas in hand. the graduate de- parts from the high school curriculum to Plllllilfk upun a new and differs-nt phase of X x 4 ' ' V, ' A 2. 4 h if H J .. i' ff M Hz, . , , W V fa, ' ,4 fi N, v , ' 4-. gg f,'. .. ,: ' 5 X M 3 2 Q 1 4 ' j z 1' f ,.r' A, I . ., v....,...,..l..,,.... W, 4 ' , Wi, 4 1 1' 4' fa 4 -,.,.r 1 s f 3 2 1 5 1 Y i 'Aff Q-ani Win.. - 4-me 4 1 -' J' I 'f?Q1:QI.'?f.' E rqmdwv ' A 'f'!'t':'isff2.f-ui-u 1?T3 '9l'9'f4fw,.,,- . X ' ff M 'M V ,fn . 'fw i1lI,,m, 2 ff, , ,,. , .,L. , -f1 'ffflf,-1, 3 T 'fm' f fiw' ' ' f'f5'!,'l'!fl il f A 'Qi , ' '7 :l'1l'l7lI, K J , I 1' ,Q xv f I in f f- Wiki . kiwi f .,,uf:222'52f ' ix Q Ji fi W 'A ,.,. , ,, ,Wafuff-f fw .5 ?3? g2k8l:v,A ', vk'X Qi 1 , ' f s . 'W x - i F, ' f Q 1 5 Q f i ig 7 4 f 2 Q is 5 Xl THUR REEMER JUDITH SHERWIN NANCY MONTEITH ELLEN ELIZABETH MURRAY ALICE Lgriggggt LAKING DAVIDVQEE President Secretary Treasurer Student Council ELSIE ABRAMSON Band Semor Play Class Congress DON ANDERSON Semor Ball JO ANN ARDIS Basketball F B L A Prom Commlttee THOMAS BECK DON BERGMAN BARBARA JOAN BLACKWELL Class Secretary Prom Commlttee Semor Play Cholr A SC ep Semor Play DOUGLAS BOOTH ROYD PEGGY BOOZER Class Secretary G A A Semor Ball wif A Representative DAVID BOKAS A ' Q . . R . JAMES WRIGHT Student Council Representative JEFFREY BALLARD Leadership Award RIARGARET E- KOLB BIARJORIE F. BARDEN ROGER W. CHERRY Highest Honors High Honors High Honors 7 255 EDNA MAY BUCHANAN Class Congress Prom Comm Semor Ball BETTY L BUDGE MABEL E CAMERON IA LARRY S COX Senior Play French Club Student Center Adv Comm FRANCES ANN DeFILIPPO Cholr B VCY Orchestra PIERCE DIX BOB DREW SW1ll11111Dg VAN P DLNIONT .MW '9 Class Congress WILLIAM L FARMER wi S if f l'-, f 1 ' Lincolniangl Tennis Y A xg PAULA GREENE Log Prom Comm WILIIANI GREENW ALT Class Con ress Senlor Ball Football RON GROSN Choir A Senior Play NORNIAN HKCERNIXNI Band Choir B Honor Society RON HARTKOPF Baseball L Club Football WILLIAM I-IICKLEN Choir A Senior Play BILL HOEK Football Senior Play DOROTHY JANICE HUNIPHREY Prom Comm Senior Play 51 CFNE FAUCHER Class Congress Prom Comm AQBERY W GAINFS Prom Comm Senior Ball WHITNIORE GAINES Prom Comm Track Senior Ball EVELYN LOUISE CENTRY Choir A G A A Volleyball NIARION GIBSOIN Honor Society SHEILA CLASS Band Orche tra Prom Comm TONI GLOVER Choir A Senior Play CI XLDETTE GOFF Choir A Honor Society Lmcolnian f 3 LOUIS JOHNSON Bom llllg MICHAEL KELINGOS Band' Orchestra Senior Play RUTH ANN KING Choir A' Prom Comm. Swimming RON LaCOMBE LAWRENCE IACONIS Rifle Club' Prom Comm. ROBERT LAIRD Rifle Club' Prom Comm. ALICE ANN LaCASSE Senior Ball Senior Play I.C.C RICHARD E. LEONARD Choir A3 Cvolf Swimming LINDA LINN ARNOLD 3IacLAINE JOHNNY MARSHALL BEVERLY NIcNEILL Choir B ANNIE MERIDITH Senior Ball Hall Culde IIORACE MILLER Chou' B RUTH AILENE NIILLER Choxr B Prom Comm benxor Ball NANCY MITCHELL Baclmmton Volley Ball Leaders in XIXRY P0'Hl 'IR Iatm Club Prom Comm IH NRLIE RICHARDS Basketball NI 'IRILYN J INET RH HNRD9 fholr B Prom Comm SQIIIUI' Ball CILORCIANNIL RIDILOUT fllolr B 'IVV XBLLI F IRANIH 'IW Rl If IHE CAROLYN RUQQELI I'ulun- ff-anhzr Cub RKYI SIIINBIINIIR fllllll' B Se mor Ball Prom Comm X IOI I' I' Sf H XCHT If C I rom Comm Cla s Congrm S I JOHN NIOONEY AI FRFD Q 'XIORBFR Cholr A Honor QUCICIV Prom Comm QAI I Y 'NIUI CARTER Choxr I Prom Comm Be-mor Play OTI9 NIDQF MARC ARET OLIVER Prom Comm YTeens BII I P Xl NIER Ba kPtl1all Cholr A Football PATRICIK P-XTRIFK Class Con rev Prom I BIII PFDDICORD Baaf-hall Football Ba ketball X I I EVERETT STEELE Choir B Senior Ball DAVID E STEWART Orchestra Senior Ball Prom Comm MURRAY E STEWART L Club Track Football ANN STILBER Senior Ball Prom Comm 1 1 .IOAN SYNIONS Orchestra Class Congress Senior Pay .IUDITH SYINIONS Orchestra Class Congres S Log Staff .IAMES F THOMAS Senlor Ball KEITH G THOMAS Class Congress Prom Comm .IUDY SCHULTE Choir Ag Senior Ball CARY W SHANNPTTE Class Congress Prom Comm Honor Society RICHARD SHERMAN Leaders Projection Club DANIEL .I SHILLINCLAW Track Prom Comm Senior Ball FARRIS SINE RONIL SMITH Senior Ball AUDREY JOAN SOYAK Choir A Prom Comm Senior Play .IANIES E STANTON Choir A Prom Comm Senior Ball 6' ' L' ROBERT E TRIST Lincolman Senior Ball THOMAS R. TURNER L-Club' Ba.kf-tball Capt. Class Treasurer CARL VAROVSKY ROBERT E. VOZEL L-Club' Football Lincolnian MARILYN N. WATSON Choir A' Prom Comm. Senior Ball MARILYN WILLIAMS Senior Ball BARBARA WILSON Orchestra ' Choir A Lincolnian BETTY WOODWARD Choir A- Prom Comm. -vu 55 R N :rx '- , 9 . f 'W A 1 M ff 21, LAURENCE ABRAMS BARBARA ANN PAYNE Student President Council V. P. JOHN R. ALLAN Honor Society GLENN ALVERSON Choir Ag Senior Ball Prom Committee CAROLYN ANN AMMON Logg Choir B Student Center Chair. JEANETTE ANDERSON Leadersg Senior Play JOSEPH S. ASHERSON Bandg Senior Play Senior Ball SHIRLEY A. BARNES Choir B3 Senior Play JANET BAUNE I.C.R.C.g Honor Society French Club DELLA REE BEAVERS SYLVIA C. BEENS Senior Promg Senior Ball Synchronized Swimming JEAN BEHENNA RUANNE N. BERRY Log g Prom Committee Cheerleader HUGH BLACK Bandg Senior Play Orchestra Z RAE ANN YOUNG JUDITH SNELLING MARIJANE LOUGHEAD Vim Pfffsldem Secretary Treasurer Hem SANDRA J. AGAR Aquateensg G.A.A. Synchronized Swimming , COS BARBARA C. DAYIS R. WAYNE CAIN JOAN E. THOM JUSTINE OLIVER MARILYNN MrN1li1 HT Student Student P.T.S.A. Rep. Higest Honors High Honor Council Rep. Council Rep. me 7 755 ROBERT JOHN BLAUVELT Orclieslrag Choir A Madrigals i ' r DQ 'Q ROBERT BRANTLEY Footballg Track Projection Club CAROLYN BRIGGS Leaders: Future Nurses Senior Play SHIRLEY BRIGGS Prom Committee Future Nurses HAZEL BROWN Y-Teensg Masquers Modern Dance CHRISTINE C. BONGERO F.B.L.A.g Log Prom Committee DAVE BOUCHER MARTHA BOYER Choir Ag Madrigals Honor Society GERALD G. BRUECKNER Latin Clubg Class Pres. Senior Play DON BRUEI-IL AL BURCZYCKI SALLY M. CABLE Choir A NORMAN M. CAMPBELL Prom Committeeg Senior Ball 1' GORDON CRIMMINS CARL CROOK Football .IANICE CUMMINS Senior Play Prom Committee CAROL CURRIE Aquateens Lxncolnxan Prom Commlttee WILLIAMS O CURTIS MARGARET E CUTHBERT Latm Club Orchestra Honor Socxety .IOHN DAVIDSON Cholr A Projection Club VERA DAVIS Synchronxzed Swlmmmg Prom Commmee 1-'fluff W at A 'S kr -as ll SHARON CARTPR Class Congress C A A S1 mor Play IRNIATTII' IASIIWIAN mr B I' B I I R C PXTRICIA CIISI ICA Orc-he tr.: 'Nld quer SWIHIIIIIII PIT CI IHBORNF een IIIOII' B Sfnlnr Ball S I I I I I'Nlll N I Itmr III nor Society .IOXN CONNOLLY -Xquatefn rom Comm Svnrhronued Smmmmg, BOB COOK I I xl Trac II mor SOCIPIY I INDA CRAII rom CIIITIIHIIIII C A A Sxnrhronuecl Smmmm ILVELYNN DLMUNTLR Cholr A Clash Cong,ress SBIIIOI' Play DON ALD W DEROCHER WILLIANI DONAHUIL Choir A Svummmg, Cla 5 Congrtmb PNIIIICIA DOSS lI.1II Lvllllll' BE l 'I Y DUNCAN Y 'l eenh, C A A Prom Lommxttee XVILI IANI DUNCAN Bdvebdll Al LEILNE DUNI AP Aquatec-ns ARLING PONY DLRDLN SALLY ECKWALL French Clubg Honor Society Synchronized Swimming WILLIAM ELSTER Choir Bg Spanish Cluh Junior Achievement WILLIAM FAIR Baseball WANDA FERGLTSON SHARON FARMER Honor Societyg YCY CHARLES BRUCE FILLNIORE Tennisg Swimming Lincolnian DAVID FILLMORE Class Congress: Senior Play Prom Committee FREDERICK FISHER Choir Ag Prom Committee G ax f X , , S I fl K X.. 1 cs! L. Q I ,la 9, 5 ,Q ff, 4 .IANET HARRIMAN Choir A9 Lincolnian Class Congress BARBARA HARRIS Choir Ag Senior Ball Prom Committee WILLIAM HAUPT Class Congressg Senior Ball Prom Committee LOUISE HEARD RONALD HECLO Foothallg Track JOHN HELD CHARLES HERSHBERGER Lincolniang I.C.C. Student Council .I OAN N E HILL I.C.R.C. gm MARILYN FRANKLIN Aquateensg Senior Play GEORGE FRINK Football: Prom Committee .IUDITH GILES French Clubg Leaders Honor Society JANET GOCHANOUR Senior Playg Orchestra Honor Society JAMES GIIDOBBA Prom Committeeg Tennis CLAUDE GULLEY JOANN GUSTUS Aquateensg Senior Play YVONNE HANSEN 2 . IAF, J . Z I ML ,.,,. ,' ,- f f I 'fl 11 I 5 ' t . -I A I DAVID JENCKS Class Congressg Swimming Senior Ball BARBARA JENKINS I.C.C. ALWYNN JOHNSON Aquateens, Honor Society Prom Committee RODNEY JOHNSON DALE JOLIFF MARY JANE JOSLIN Aquateensg Spanish Club LORETTA KELLAR SAM KENDALL I K S 6? I WALTER HORNBROOK Auto Club Pres. Madrigals Projection Club Pres. FRANKLIN HOWARD Choir A 3 Track Election Board DAVID HUBBARD Baseball: Swimming Senior Play BARBARA HLDDLESTON Choir B3 Class Congress Prom Committee KIM HUDGENS Choir Ag VCYg Latin Club D. CIIARLENE INGHAM Honor Societyg Log Lincolnian MIKE INGRAM Prom Committee Masquers MARILYN JACKSON NANCY KETTLEWELL RICHARD KIENBAUM Baseballg Basketball Honor Society ROSE KIESEWETTER Choir A: Class Congress Senior Play KATHLEEN KING DAVID KING Choir B MARION KIRBY Choir B3 -Jrchestra DENNIS KNIGHT Choir Ag Madrigals Projection Club CHARLES KNOTT 1 .IANICE KOKKE Future Nursesg Madrigals Latin Club GLENN KOPP Choir Ag Log French Club MARILYN KOROL F.B.L.A.g Spanish Club Prom Committee VIRGINIA .IARVIS MARGARET RUTH KUXHAUS Student Councilg Log Class Secretary LORAINE LACEY Choir Ag Madrigals MIKE LACKNER Prom Committee SHIRLEY LANGSDALE Aquateensg Prom Committee Synchronized Swimming 3 if 'Y Q. wr' 5 I ' 5' se, if in J I JON LYNCH Tennisg Senior Play Prom Committee SILVINO MABASA Prom Committeeg Senoir Play MARY ANNE MALEGA Prom Co-Chairman Senior Ballg Senior Play HARRIET ANN MANY Class Cungressg Senior Play Prom Committee TOM MATHER Choir Ag Football LYANE MATTI ELLO Honor Societyg Orchestra Latin Club CECILIA MAYNARD Lincolniang Log Prom Committee DON MCALISTER Honor Societyg Rifle Club Chemistry Club BEVERLY LAYTON Lincolniang Prom Committee .IACK LEE Baseballg Football Prom Committee JOHN LEE Baseballg Prom Committee SHIRLEY LEQAELT I.C.C.g Prom Committee BEVERLY LEITCH F.B.L.A.g Y-Teens Prom Committee RAYMOND LELAND Choir Ag Latin Club .IOSEPI-IINE LINDHOLM I.C.C.5 Log Lincolnian SALLY LOVEDAY Aquateensg I.C.C. Class Congress N x 'QEW :eg YWWQ 2 Y' 'fs 'F , vi, fa J fi RICHARD McKENNEY Prom Comm.g Rifle Club ARTHUR AICKINNEY DONNA MCKOVVN 'Choir Bg Prom Comm. Synchronized Swimming LOIQIS MCROBERTS Bandg Orchestra Rifle Club NORMAN MOATS PATRICIA MOATS Class Congressg Prom Comm. HUGH MONTGOMERY Senior Play ' f 0 S It ll if RODCER McBRIDE Footballg Track SALLY .IO McCAFFRY I.C.C.g Orchestra JANICE McCARTER CAROL McCLURE Prom Committeg Log Synchronized Swimming THOMAS McCONAGHIE Track .IOHN MCCRACKEN Bandg Choir A YVONNE McDANIEL PATRICIA McDERMOTT Bowling if Class Congressg Prom Comm. if at .IOAN MONTGOMERY Choir A: Log Orchestra 4' if, 12 A 1 Mi 11. JOSEPH CLARK MUNDAY PATRICIA MURPHY Future Nurses: Y-Teens ALBERT NAVAROLI Projection Club FRANCIS NEWTON French Clubg Orchestra Projection Club BARBARA NORMAN P.T.S.A. Rep.g Log French Club SALLY NUTT Leaders: Senior Play Spanish Club JOHN OSGOOD Choir B: Track Prom llfllllIlllllQ'lf .IUDITII OTTO Choir Ag Log Honor Society BERT OWEN Choir Ag Log Prom Comm. PAULINE PASKOS DALE PASSOLT SHERRI PATRICK Honor Societyg Lincolman Spanish Club WENDELL PAYNE DONALD PERRINO Class Congressg Prom Comm .IUDITH PETERSON Honor Societyg Log French Club LINDA PICA Aquateensg Y-Teens Future Nurses JOHN REITER SHIRLEY RIDCEWAY ROBERT M. ROBBINS Baseball 3 Choir A Football YIRGINIA ROBERTS Class Congress Senior Playg I.C.C JAMES ROHRER Prom Comm.g Band NANCY ROSENCRANTZ Rifle Club SHIRLEY ROWLEY RUTH RUDD .i CHARLES SHAFFER Choir B1 Swimming ROBERT SHARKEY I.C.C.g Prom Committee LARRY KENDALL SHELTON Baseball: L Club Basketball ONA SIELOFF Choir A: Y-Teens Future Nurses ROBERT SIMPSON Bandg Prom Committee Honor Society JOAN F. SMILEY SHARON SNELL JIMMY SOYIA as K 4 ix E MARK EVANS RUDMAN Baseballg Football Basketball EDWARD RUSSELL Choir Ag Honor Society Class Congress CENEVIEVE LYMAN Swimming WILLIAM SCHAEFER Prom Committee Fish and Wildlife Club JOHN HENRY SCHLECHT Choir Ag Latin Clubg I.C.C. KATHLEEN SCHOSSER Cheerleaderg Tennis Class Congress ROBERT SECHI Lincolnian: Log Camera Club BEVERLY SERFOZO Aquateensg Senior Play i FREDERICK C. STAHL Log Co-Editor: Masquers GERMAINE STASIAK JOHN STEWART l'.'Xl'L STITES Bandg Rifle Club Honor Soviety JEAN M. STRACHAN Student Council President Choir Ag Class Treasurer HERBERT R. STOREY Senior Ballg Track Swimming JANE STUART Rifle Clubg Senior Ball Junior Achiexement JAMES ROBERT SULLIVAN Choir Ag Baseball Football BILL SIITHERLAND V.C.Y. CHUCK TABOR DONALD M. TENNANT Prom Comm.g Sf-nior Ball ANN R. THOMAS G.A.Ag Choir A Honor Society LINDA GRACE THOMAS Prom Committee: Election Board Honor Society STAN TRAVINSKI CAROL TIQRRENTINE Future Nurses: Senior Play Synchronized Swimming KATHRYN WALKER Senior Playg Prom Comm. I , 1.1 A I DANIEL R. WOLTER Orchestrag Honor Society Class Congress DAN WOOD I.C.C.g Prom Comm. Senior Play JACK L. WRIGHT Prom Committee Baseballg Senior Ball DON ZAK ALFRED E. ZALEWA Lincolnian MIKE F. ZOBEL Colfg Football VONCILE HALL 'Vt LINDA K. WARD G.A.A.: Basketball Badminton DONALD WIEBER Bandg Track Orchestra DAVID WHITE Choir B3 Lincolnian PHILIP WILCOX V.C.Y. SHIRLEY MARIE WILD F.B.L.A.g Prom Committee DARLENE WILLIAMS LYLE WINGATE BEVERLY J. WINN Future Nurses: Masquers Prom Committee . 51 Atl Y . 1 , I ..! 4 ki it S Zfaaaea Plays and dances and classroom canflids are ref-nrded in thc- under:-lassmen sevtimx of the 1955 Log. . . . sl - I 4 Q ,1 .ww if, fi ,QSQQ , ,zfavgliu . , Y .Ax I M f ,Z Q, 1 Jie 1' . vl- i L if S val!-4.8. 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Young l lnwstigating the intricacies involved in Mr. Lowell D. Williamson S. Wlght Forcl's new stagecraft class are Zim Mercier, Kay Forbes, ,lim Brown, Bob lwvtllflliill, and Bill Loudermilk. '57 . Q A' y . M, s .- R . X N X 4 i 1 1 ay -Ax -I A ' ,--5 a 'fa K . Ylfffxl dl 1 2 .-.nw inf: F. Abramson I.. Adams V. Alto K. Alumbaugh J. Americks A. Anderson I. Anderson A. 4 9 55 1 IJ ,ay 0 ax -'s . 'A , 4 -H ' ' Q, ' ff? f 'vi' .-.A ' M- ' Mg. 'J ' 1 R 7 X 4 X Y ,,. X' AL In , A -Q' X A my 11' ' N My . A-: ff ' T K. Anderson M. Anderson T. Anderson R. Apacanis S. Ardis R. Baan A. B1k2I 65444 af fame 72587 .fa ,.. 4- ei' A 4, I 1 I -we T. Baker N. Ballard ll Fi 'imma M. Belding D. Berg ,. 'Q X I V I 1 A ,mf-2 A, M, A A ' A. Blaurock D. Blenman ' fl A . .s A 4 I r A Al 6 'S P. Brabau C. Bradley ,P 1, R. Ballard P. Barlow J. Bartmess L. Barton I. Beavers Q V' V5 y .A 4 J X. av IB s f f - ' .T I ':' ' B i 5 1 A . 6 ' rf X f A F. B. Beyma R. Billel J. Blackburn T. Blair ,ANL A Qvgym 3 'I A 4. we A 1 R' W ' ,..:- ' NX -- ,' 'K I Isl fr 'X X V NN X W MA? fy B. Boguski B. BOhan A. Bloomingdale C. Bonomo E. Booth fl? A , T 7:2 f fag A :L If I ' ,rf x B A A .-.av 1 . ' ' ' X , A , X ,S '. ' f- ,K K ,fl V y Mx , X X . N 'V f 'W AC I. Brady I. Brendle T. Bryant M. Brinkley M. Brooks K. Anderson M.Ba.ker E. Beck R Blanchard X an S. Bowers A. Brown an ' In . 'H 'Mgr mfg ,. I -S, i N N Y Xxfxy I. Brown M. Buetikofer J. Burczycki 3 J Calnen M Carey R Carlton ,,, rr D Chr1st1e M. Chrlstme Chalmers ,-5, 'Y Colbert M. Collms C Cordell mia 'fb C ' L. Burleson E. Burton B. Butler D. Butts 'Q YR CCashma.n M.Chm:a.l,o Q' I Cowan 10 15 Caylor Clark B. Cowell X C Ce derholm R. Clayboume -fv- DX 7 M. Chambers N.Cockere.1l K A. Cxawfomd T 4 -5 i-.4 K' .' 1 'fffl o. Byrd R. Cheffets F.Cohe,n X! JC:-ook C Crosby S Crowley B Cummxng Cunmngham C Dav1s P Dav1s S Dav1S D Day ll 4 .9 QEQ H 1 T Decker Deel M. DeRamv11le j D1etr1ch I7 nl: A :Ati U ' QF! 3 The Hr I UHICPY of the Cla s of June Q8 Rae Wxlson 'Klan Knn Ceraduun Card Hxgglns and Donna Dav are M' Dlggan Dillard B Dillon D Downs bu x planmng, me of the future ac H1118 ff the1r cla , ,, A Sv- , -1- ff X... af . , N T- ' X v A Ag .Ax 5 . 'N f ' ' ' ' 0 Ko s -.ig JF S.. 'L' fe , Q-I ' rf' 2 I ,.1 . 4 . ,,, I L 4 Y - . -3 AC? ' ' --s 'X -- I I 4 rf 4 ' f X 'V' X N . 1 ,, . . . . . M. B. x X 'Ju X - ,X .W 5- A Q I D ' l ' he 'F r' X - ' X ,v , ' x I X D. V ' Q! I W K X. X I fy R. ' . . R. C . A 'D T, -i- I N 7 'SYS-h' 'lr 5 K 1 -A 13 A f -A J ' L , a 0 Q I Jo . I . l l I . ' V. 1 ' ' , W' ff. .wi . 3:15 , .fi . L . . . . . . I FL I . . Ei . 7 . -f Q . . JI' I' . - Z 1 5 ' - 5, , ' C, ' - ' . ' jv 'L .L ' . 'U ' . .. . ' g S. f so ' I H r Sz. vs '17 M. Duddles Duhnskl M. Dupurs 'G xii M D Enghsh H. Englund E Evans fg- X Fett Flsher Forbes f' 9 ,JN D Fuller Gaxtleman X Duvall Fabrmo i Ford 'x Gazowsky rf' 1fG 'X Edwards I. Elsey 'P' 9 Farmer M. Fe deroff M, Ford Forrest '3 I f R. Gilbert Gzlmour ll M172 1 2 033.11 GL!-C2 B. Glover R. Glowaekr 1. Cochanour B. Gooden R W1 Gre er J Graham M Graney I Gray C Green D Green s 2 1 'Q 4 i Q 151 H4 1 I 1 1, A .4 V 4 5, 1 QE' g Ar My 1 f f 1 if P- 1 J. Gerdes 0- Gray M. Gerardun1 D. Guay M, Gulley H. Gum. ni? I Elshout Ferguson S Foster 3 R Gllmour rp 1 h.lSh.0ut 'J FR' Ferrero J Fraser Gmsberg H. Graham Graham A Gregory S Grxesser IV all 0 X S. Gustus V. Gutzke D Haase all H. Hall J Ha T Hall -4 B Halstead I Henderson Wm Cf? Nlarun V511 on and Nlmkey Ion 1n one of Lmcclns, mt dem cmurbes prepare for the future 111 IhlS mvchanlzed world Halpln x B Harcourt Hardy Harms 49 .111 Henry Hennessey Henry I-hggms J H111 M HOCICIDS E Holmes 'C T1 fl Harms Herhuth Bogan P Harnson N, I Q 1 Hernck ,-e R Hasbrouck B Hawkms X--9 3 d Ol Hess D Hlcks Nfiu i J Holt Honkanen M Hometz 'v- P Hoppxn A Horle Honer A. Hughes Humes J Hurst T Hurst B Hyble . E. 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A,.a3,,:U 4n QM, A T 1 an wa. dialing aw his ix. 5 f .fu , h ff'-nf .F STUDENT COUNCIL-Listening to President Jean Strachan are, left to right, first row: Delores Maylone. Eleanor Atherton, Ruth Pollefeyt. Doug Kelly, Fred Burian, Jean Strachan, Alice LaCasse, Mike Middlesworth. .lim Wright. Second row: Tom Cheetham, Anita Wieck, Dave Bokas, Mr. Wendell Kelly. Barbara Snelling. Margaret Kuxhaus, Cliff Doring, Rufus Hamilton. Peter Hoppin. As the mobile must have a center point about which the rest balances, so must a school have a center joint by which the school is balanced. As the governing body of Lincoln, the Student Council makes rules and gen- erally controls the lives of the students here at Lincoln. Officers are elected by the whole student body and a boy and girl representative are elected from each class. Activities are planned at their weekly meetings during the year. This sem- ester they have been working on plans for changing the governing system of our school. This is necessary because of the fact that we will soon have no mid-year graduating classes. This means that there will be only eight class representatives and four officers to do all the council work. In getting ideas for a new student gov- ernment, several members of the council have visited other schools and watched their forms of government in action. Another project of the student council is the parking lot committee. They issue stickers to the students and faculty who wish to use the parking lot. A check is made to keep out the cars without these stickers. This committee has also been discussing the possibility of paving the lot with money from the magazine sale. Because of this council, our school is indeed kept in perfect balance. 78 The election board, headed by Judy Giles. is one of the school's busiest or- ganizations at the beginning of each sem- ester. They are in charge of all class and student council elections. Handing out petition blanks, checking them, making up the various ballots. and counting the results are among their many duties. These hard working members cannot run for an office while theyire on the board. I I ELECTION BOARD - Tabulating election results with apparent satisfaction are from left to right: Glenn Kopp, Karen Simpson, Larry Hargis, Judy Giles, and Roger Kopp. STUDENT COUNCIL-Seated at the front table, left to right are: Ruth Pollefeyt, Barbara Snelling. Ted Tavora, Mike Smelt, Sandra Wiitanen. Bar- bara Davis, Eleanor Atherton. Back table, left to right: Bob Burian. Peter Hoppin, Nfargaret Kuxhaus. Mike Middlesworth, Anita Wieck, Fred Burian. pres- ident, Larry Abrams. Jean Strachan, Wayne Cain. Delores Maylone, Rufus Hamilton. 1 Ili Ilia 'U 7' T I Af ,MQW EDITORS Y I-Qtliturx for tht- xariuur -wtimts of tht- IJ-g gmt inftrttvtit-:lf tr-nm amlvixor Hr. ,lose-ph Zavvurtlclli. Imft lu right: Nlarilynu Blvxuught. Bvrt Um-n. IIIli1I'I6'I1r' Ingham. Ruth Rowv, Mr. favcartlvlli, Cal Nltvffatt. Dulmwf Hvid, Huannr- Bt-rry, and Jtniy Sndling. edge cmd waz' ADVERTISING - Lf-ft to right: Joyce johnson, Joy Mwf- ACTIVITY F'I',-'IITI5 - Atlnliring their work on the ac- fet. Catie Crarffv. Margaret KllXhdllS. Ioan Jackson. and tivity layouts are Ruth Rowe, Dulurcs Reitl, Ellrn Kru- Cvwen Hunter from the advertising staff study their ad- nedy. Nancy Ruhersun. and Catie Craeffe. vertising pussilvilities. 1' Lt U I . I d'7?,-3 Ol 'D M I v ln future years the graduates of Lincoln High will open the rust and beige covers of the 1955 Log. They will leaf through it's photo-Hlled pages and be reminded of school-day friends, teachers, activities and the high school itself. The Log is a gaily- bound edition of a Lincolnite's scrapbook treasured by those who keep it because of the school-day memories it brings to reality in the mind of the reader. The auto- graphs and comments of classmates written on the inside pages of the year book are as traditional as the Log itself. Although the Log is edited annually, its unfailling occurrence is expected by the students, and few realize the work that is required to produce such a publication. The year book is put out by the Log staff, a group of students, under the supervision of a faculty adviser, and under the direction of a student editor. This year's editor is an active 12A, Marilynn McNaught, and the faculty adviser is Mr. Joseph Zac- cardelli. These two personalities have the responsibility of the organization and completion of the school annual. It's a big job that takes a lot of work. The Log dis- plays between its covers evidence of time and effort put forth in layout, copy, art work, advertising and photography. Beneath the general headings come others in more detail: the seniors, underclassmen, girls' and boys' sports, clubs, music ac- tivities, faculty and subject departments. The staff begins its task in September and the work isn't completed until May. There are deadlines to be met and endless Wednesday night and week-end meetings to attend. lt's a lot of work, but we've failed to mention the fun that is experienced by the staff. The first thing to realize is that these students enjoy their work - or they wouldnit be doing it! Secondly, friends are made and new and different as- pects of life are encountered. Yes, it's a lot of work. but we have enjoyed doing it and we hope that you enjoy our product l LAYOUT AND COPY QTAFF The layout and copy stali including from left to ri ht Bert Owen Sally Clendenm Charlene Ingham Karen Simpson Gwen Hunter and Judy Snellm take a break from their tedious work of cutting pasting and writing STA FF Seated from left to right: Bev Brons, Shirley Stephens. Phyllis Pollefeyt. Gary Wingate. and Glen Knight: Standing from left to right: Wayne Cain, Dave Fillmore. Janet Harriman, Dave Horner. Boh Burian. and Wayne Schultz, Deadlines! Deadlines! Deadlines?- Deadlines for copy. layouts. and paste- up sheets. The title of the dannve Dead- line Dragf, presented by the Lincolnian staff in January shows graphically what occupies the minds of the staff of a high school paper. Staff members must he ahle to under- stand the complexities of a school, know' and understand the people who are a part of it, and be able to put their thoughts down on paper comprehensively. A high school paper is a greater force in the working of the school than most people realize. Through its news columns, it keeps Lincolnites informed on happen- ings around the school, through its sports columns it heightens interest in school athletics, and through its editorial col- umns it helps shape the opinions of the school. czgadaat i , itli L c no :t l i I ,Z CAMERA CLUB-Mr. Don Gray, advisor, ex- plains camera techniques to, left to right: Tom Turrentine, Joe Koons, ,lim Needham, Brian Westveer, Glenn Kopp, Toni Erwin. f f 1 f y 'll If -Gil STAFF- left to right: A1 Zalewa, Sandra Smith, Dolores Maylonc, Larry Abrams, Carol Evan, Anne O'Neal and Ieanne Watt. I hit: ,I ll Th r Lincolnian xIt'l'lldllit'Zil Staff i- 1'llf'llxiI'lgl 4-xr-r ilu- prmlf -In-vis fur onr fvf thi- ye-.HH l5Sllt'S of nur aah-ml pap:-r. Fr:-m lf-ft 11- right arm Nlivluuf-l Timx. JXIIIUN Hurlf-. Dawifl Whitv. Floyd Tutffy. Milwirwl Whrldell. Rw-aliv lafraiv. William Zingvr. Rube-rt Harvourt. Nivk Ymsak. Tum Nlohvrly. Williurn Shook. Rivlmzrrmi Iivlgurn. Xillk'f'l1I Xlfllflwy, I.f-Ln Spunglvr. and Xlyrtlv Stnrey. 83 tg!! 'UNIQ- Q. Il!- zg lig.Q Q: E' .U he. Ml 7 gi 5 'rp' A ii'- One of the best choirs in the state. That would be an accurate description of our Choir A. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Otto Brown. it has developed into a wonder- ful singing group. lf it ever got anything less than a one rating at a singing festival it would be quite a surprise. ltis just habit for them to be the best. but it takes a lot of hard work. Every fourth hour you can hear them re- hearsing for a future concert. One of the main events of the year is the Christmas concert. Also they have a spring concert, several singing festivals with competi- tion, and often they sing at some church service around Easter time. The best of .these Choir A singers have a small group of their own called the Madrigals. Most of their music was written in the Elizabethan era and is sung without any accompaniment. lt is very beautiful and very difficult. Members of this group must not only have good voices. they also have to put in a lot of extra time. Usually they practice during their lunch hours. One of their main projects is singinig for different groups and clubs in the community. 84 'O ,1 - 1 Gi 'Z -- lik f 'A Q1 :Eva V 2 4 , , , t . ' Q, r S3 4- . f QQ, 3. fr 1 ,ii 1 , I X I X I 6 2, 'W-I F TW vl .-X connecting link for the mobile between the music and sports departnienl. especially during football season. is the baud. This year was a year of lirsts for this music group. For the first time the is hole band spent one week at the National Nlusic Camp at lnterlof-hen in preparation for their future actixities during the year. For the first time they played in the Christmas concert and later a choir and band concert. Football games. parades. and playing host to the Michigan State College band were other activities. An excellent rating at the Solo and Ensemble festival at Ypsil- anti rounded out this year's program. l,+-ft lo right -- lion l: Nix. f.annict. lion 2: lx:-n llroun. .los X-ltetsotl. .lohn lioberson. .lattice lxinna-5. Sarah l.em-llcn. ltir-lianl lxralian. liebe-1-ca Nlclbexitt. llofoillj Smith. Fur- ll--title-rsoti. -'trlcne .-Xbrains. Kms fi: Charlene Jarman. jack Hollis. Fue Fhepherd. liill Bla:-e. ,loyce Sewell. .ludy Frlnoeter. llarbara Pitl-tens. Pugene Langexin. lloxtard tiunn. Denny lf:-rd. Qlolin Steele. Walter Hornbroolt, l.ouis Kit-Roberts. ll:-idi Keye. Jayne Scherer. Klan lilauroclt. Hou lr hthel Ftitt. ,loxce .lohnson. Betsy Heel-t. Hon liapopoit. lxay ,I--nnings. Daxid -Xlbe. Nlcarl llra-lla-y. Dau- NY-flier. Cari Shannon. lllarlt Nlunilay. Dean lh-al. lioli l.ox--. jim lanner. jerry llioinas. Don Xiau. Buddy Richards. lliegory l.upanofT. Nlacl. tilav. Bill Cowell. Diane lllxthe. llill liref-ne. Rom 3: lluah Black. Mike Diggan. Noel DeWinter. Charlene Ingham, lflna Henry. 'li--ni llorner. Clenn Jarxela. Philip Davis. Dick Sugden. Daxid tireen. llan Barr. Dennis Knight. Cordon Lilltlslex. lilitl Doeliringg. Don Ryland:-r. .lim Smith. Nlaty lrinerson, Sue l.ee-son, F Lg- -s-vvr-,Q-,nw '- M '7gaZ'z Zhu The Lincoln High Orchestra is one organiza- tion without which the school would be in trouble. Playing at Convocation, Baccalaureate, and Com- mencement twice a year is their main responsi- bility. Other programs held annually are the Fall, Christmas. and Spring concerts. This spring Mrs. Mildred Hat-heller took her group down to Cleve- land. Ohio where they spent a week-end at the Hotel Clereland during a music conference there. Our orchestra was the only high school orchestra from this area invited to play at the conference. Credit for the course is giqven but it requires many extra hours of practice including early morning and late evening rehearsals to reach the perfection they maintain. ,X trip to Cleveland, guest appearances, and helping out during graduation exercises were the main duties of the orchestra this semester. Left to right: Row 1. Janet tlochanour. Dan Wolter. Frances Dc-Fillippo. Judy Granger, Xlarijane l.oug1head. Peggy Kolb. Nancy Little, Dorothy Eazer. Ross 2: Barbara 5IcNIillan. Kathleen King, Ron Scollon. Phyllis Pullen. Sue Bowers. Sarah Lewellen, Cay tlinnpper. Dorothy Smith. Sue llenrlerson. Kathy Mood. tfarol Nlacllillan. Barbara Dade. llelen Rhine-hart. Row 3: Shirley Stephens. Kay Patrick. Pat Ceisliga, Marion Kirby, I-'rum'-ig Newton. Jim Wright. Ken Brown. Margaret Cuth- bert. Elsie Xbramson. Daxe Jackson, Date Wolters, Bob lilunv-lt, Nlargaret Willett. Dempsey Williams. Charles Yonkf-r. l.arrie Brenflle. Joan Nlontgoniery. Row 4: Hugh Black. Xlicliey Kelingos. Phyllis Decker. Louis XlcRoberts, Mary Ennerson. Sue Leeson. Jean Cuthbert. Richard Kralian. Daw- Albee. Hrs. Bacheller. Ron 5: Russell lilanf-hard. Sue Nlalone. -Plan Synions, Judy Symons, liarliara Ntil---11. ,Qi .--,fvE'f,5i:l j1Tvjpvk x.. . x H5 IA is A -4, ul 9 O .'1, - Wa.. '- . xv, ffin ' .. I I Wy - 11 '--'.r- ,- - , 1. 5 , . ag 'T' 2 ,I N M S fy i S. NK mfr 55 , 'f VME, , Y , M ff 4 Wag. 'ia' Y 'L '4 -a ' ' Q ' ,as , 'vvf .7 , fy o, 4u FRENCH lIl.I'B Vx? I -I.:-ft In right. tmp nm: Sully Ecknull. Fur- xlillfll Bnllw Nlnlulle Nharu Warshall. Fm- Bmw-rf. Don Ryland:-r. juhn Hula:-r-un. 3rd row: Call N11 Ffdrt Elvanur Xther un Nlarilynn NIl N2lIIQll1I. Ju-tinv Oliwr. Qally c:If'I11liUt'fl. Carul Cmnrl pPP4i Nmcw Rnlwrwn nr rms: Nancy Slmirray. Martha Buy:-r. ,loan Wallvrf. Karvn 5imp1n Mlnre mr Ulf? Bluonlingriale. 1-I rms: Elaine' Williux. Silfilll Lew-llen. ,Ivy H1 Her Calle CFACHPP Xnuta Grcenftivrl. Su-It Wilnwr uml Jim Ballard shmsing Ihr-ir wnllmrvrwtu the mr-nlhrrs of thex Spanishiflullt AnilaWim'k.RuIhPulls-fc-vI.Nlarv Frivl. Jnanne Amln-rson.Cynthia Xljllq-Ladxigor flwrfgb Cielnrlii. ,luallnv lmnndernlilk. Sally E1-ku all. ,Iam-I Denkhoufr, Marilyn Bvhlin Cz-orgiannf' Brvw rn. .luhn fum-riks, Julie Burgr-ss. Nlurilyn Nlulgn-n. Chrixtim- Wild. Merry 11111-I-U11, and -lllilll fjullillx Iii 9.4 .L ,.. W 7 Les Amis de la France is one of the most active groups in Lincoln. The club, advised by Mrs. Jacqueline Elliott, presents a French dinner in the fall or early winter to raise money for their annual trip to Quebec. Members who have been in the club for two or more years are eligible for the springtime trip. Although the dinner is their biggest money-making project, they also give an all-school dance, have a yearly lily of the valley sale, and take charge of the concession stand at the football games. Since the arrival of Mr. C60.Cianetti at Lincoln, the Spanish Club has resumed functioning. The purpose of this club is to create a better knowledge and under- standing of the Spanish language and people. To achieve this purpose the club has given an all school dance, 'Bailamosf sponsored Pan-American Week, and visited several Spanish restaurants. They also went to see a Spanish ballet at the Schubert Theater. The club has gotten off to a great start this year, and will probably do a lot more in the future. Under the leadership of Miss Maxine Galloway, 'llnter Nosf' the Latin Club has been active for many years. The biggest money-making project of the club is a Roman banquet given in the spring. A Christmas party and monthly bake sales have also kept the members busy. At their meetings they sing songs in Latin and discuss plans for the banquet and other projects. deg. LATIN Cllfli --Members of the Latin Club are, left to right, first row: Dave Stahl, Alan Baker, Betty Smith. Roy Clif-fets. Linda Barton. Sz-cond row: Lovina Danforth, Margaret Willett, Shirley Kieta, Jean Hiehrcntlt. Carolyn Cline. Judy Blanch. ,lean Cuthbert. Third row: Miss Galloway, advisor, Margaret Cuthbert. jeffrey Newton. Bob Pisor. jim Darling. Brian Westveer, Gerald Broeckner, John Keyes. l rf-cl Stahl. Dan Barr. Norm Matherson, Eugen Quinn. Y-TEENSADH-ply' alrsorlwwl in an int:-nt flisvussion. If-tl by' ailyisors. Mrs. Don Cray and Miss over- lilenivnls. are members of the Y-'ff-vris. The-y' are. lf-fr to right. bark royy: Janet Taylor, Nhiirley' Kieta. Nlargare-t Will:-lt. Carol Tarsan. Carol Ke-ller. 'Nlary' Tre-bing. Front row: Marilyn Purse. lfile-vii Nvlsoll. Jltyvc- Burton. l.ora lle-nflerson. Barbara Singleton. anrl l7ram'es Nluse. Za a atkew Y-Teens. a branvh of the Young Wioiiieifs Christian Assoeiation is a fairly' new oiganization around sffhool. The girls with their advisors. Miss Joyce Clements and Mrs. Carol Gray. enjoy' themselves with many' group activitiesg splash parties, slumber parties. and scryiee projects. One of the servive projevts was making tray' fayors for patients at firclmore Hospital. And last Christmas they' sent 1-lothes to a family' in Kentuvlu. groups like the one at Lincoln contribute a great part lu world unclerstancling and friendship. The Yoive of Christian Youth is a part of a city' wide organization. It meets eyery' Monday night and is open to everyone in Lincoln. Being one of the few clubs that anyone c-an join. it has a very' ac-tive membership. They' have had several splash parties and a roller skating party. Although they have these social events, their main interest is the llible and studying it. They' also haw a Bible quiz team, yyhir-h has ranked quite high in the 1-ity' standings with other V.C.Y. groups. The lnter Cultural livlati ns Club yyas a wry' busy 1-lub this past year. After Nw years of hard work they finally took the long awaited trip to Nt-witork City' during Thanksgiving yavation. linder the direotion of Nlr. Don Deyine they' grave a couple of very' successful pancake suppers to raise money for the trip. Since Mr. Deyine left in Hart-h. the club has been disbanded. but perhaps next year another tear-her will take over and start it again. 90 . '-S-. ' -fa J Listening to President Cnr-lun Polsgrnvv at Yuife- uf Christian Youth nievting arf. firft rmvv. le-ft to right: Judy Harriman, Suv Hoffman. Martha Nlurrish. Nanvy Fmmlvr. Carol Tarfan. Betsy Swalya. Sue- HIIIIHN. lfllvn Fcntt. Svvuntl Row: Rosalind W'vlt'h. Sylvia U'Nval. Judy Craham. Rnlli Herrick. Sue ll:-ndersun, Barltara Marlin. Shirlvy liltsvh. janet Taylor. Delan Beal. Phillip Wilcox. Third Row: Dirk Danivls, Dennis Knight. Run Scnllnn. Kiln lnludgena. Ted Bland. Bill Sutherland. Wayne- Kiss-r. INTER-CL'LTL'RAL RELATIONS CLKB -- Lf-ft to right. first row: Mr. Michael Nemkowich Marilyn Mnlgren. Barbara Jean Dade, Karen x,lHI'ldlPl!8.llIH. Second row: Rebecca McDevitt Dave W'olter, Ellen Neilson, Ken Sulf-k. Bob Pisctr. Third row: Bob Schlaff. Gerald Bruckner Joanne Hill, Evelyn Hamilton. Standing: Janet Baune. 2' ff, SJ 'X Y 'i' :flfk m.i 5 The Art Club was just organized during this past year for the purpose of pro- moting an interest in art around Lincoln. To raise money the club has been making posters and banners for other organizations and has also sponsored some bake sales. Under the able direction of Mrs. Nannette Brown this group has attended several art shows and three of its members have won top awards in Scholastic Art Contests. Looking on while Bill Loudermilk and Cary Wingate build a mobile are left to right: Roy Chefets. Jean Stuart, Jean Brierly, Jeanne Vifatt, Nancy Kimbro, Carole McClure. George Mclflroy, Jean Karakas, Mrs. Brown, Janice Cummins, and Juanita Kelly. , zcdifememi RADIO STAFF-Eager Lincolnites are supplied with the news of the day as clear-voiced members of the radio staff gather around the microphone, preparing to deliver their announcements over the public address system. Plays, parties, meetings and other items that are of in- terest to the student body are read by these speech-minded students. Not only do they assist their listening audience, but by doing so, they are benefiting them- selves by developing clear diction and poise which will contribute to their suc- cess of the future. Members of the staff are, left to right, front row: Evelyn De- munter, Judy Halpin. Back row, left to right: Eugene Lanegevin, Gerald Brueck- ner, Dick Johnson, Jim Hoppin, Bill Hoey, and Arther Greer. Out of the Fryin Pan 1 one of the three plan pre ented by the drama club, Nfasquers, thx year under the CllI'PlIl n ui Nlr loxwll Ford Nuuun lx xc-rv unconcerned mer the peculiar surrounding of joe K her on fin the- Irunk! are left to right farol Turrentine. Mary Culley, PHO,lElf'l'l0N CI.l'B - Tlw mmnber- uf ilu' l'mjm-limi fllulv arc: ,lulm Anwrik-. jc-rry Bn-lcher. Russ Blanchard. Larry Bra- dy. Bill Braidwmd. Bob Brantley. lmun Brur-r. Fwd Burian. Phillipx lfurlylr. .lllllfl llaxidxun. Paul lJiLilx. Prvnti- Eduardf. Ruger Edwards. Ruger Fosth. ,lulin Grant. Cfllarlrs Harrif. Bill Hue-y. ,lim Huppiu, Pe-If-r lluppin. john K1-yrs. Jw' Kuum. Dave Kibby. Wayne Kiss-r. Dvnni: Knight. Rug:-1' Ka-pp. Runald Nlulxnsvy. Xllwrt N21- xan-li. Nlc'Kinlr-y Nr-lxon. ,lullu O.g.,.,.l. Jlillll Pri:-fl. je-rry Princv. ludfon Pullx- inghorn. Dun Rwd. ,Ion Ruwland. Bill Nlumk. ,lulin Slf't'lf'. ,lim Tannvr. Bull Tlwulp-uri. W'aym- Watson, lluxid York. .Xllxiwr - Mr. Klariu llarlama. ' ?mda 4 af Oaccqba ' The mobiles farthest branch in the activities section is represented by the Higgins, Pontiac Mechanic's Club. Making over old cars into new and new cars into hot-rods are the main activities of the club which meets every Monday night under the leadership of President Wally Hornbrook, Treasurer Bob Blauvelt, and advisor Mr. Glenn Winnie. One of the projects of the club is running a free tow service for stranded motorists. To get people more interested in nursing and give them a clearer insight on the activities involved are the main purposes of the Future Nurses Club. To give the members an idea of which among the various fields of nursing they would like to enter, the club invites speakers from these fields to explain their work and they also visit the different types of hospitals in the area. President Bev Wvinn, plans the program with the help of their advisor Mrs. Nicholas Cannici. The actual opportunity to teach classes in any school in our system is one of the most interesting projects of the Future Teachers Club. Conferences at different colleges, special speakers, and the attendance at a camp run by the Michigan Edu- cation Association give the members a better idea of what is expecteld of them as teachers. Sponsors, Mr. Thomas Martin and Mr. Richard Gibboney aid the students in their programs. 1,006 alia MECHANICS CLUB - Some of the fifty members of the Mechanics club under the leader- ship of of Mr. Clenn Winnie are president Wally Hornbrook, treasurer Bob Blauvelt, Al Bur- czychi, Tom Macflonaghie. Don Makelim. Don Yiau. Jerry Thomas. ,lim McClure, Neil Williams, Wesley Boden, Gregory Lupanoff, Larry Winnie, Jim Hnddle, Ken Frazer, Fred McLott, Danny Wtxod. and many others. 1 vp... l l RF 'Xl RNIW l l l B s 114 x l ra 1a111 l mda Brat 1 I ar 11111 fl ranrf 1 1.111 Q 111 ru N larun Nlran 111 ennu 1 N Q 1 Il r 11 1 Sllll'ltN Bri 1111 31 an r 41 111 1 use I' 1 r 1 uallnd V el h in a 1 vw H1 1111: v ans 1 I1 llllN X111 er on farm XII more B 1 XX 1111 1 1 1 dl If 114 luanne- N FUTURE TEACHERS Cl.l'B - Left In r1 11. let r cille Edward. Dennv Donnmver Barbara Dav. Sue Malone. .lulie Burgess. 2nd rms: Mr. Martin. Catherine Mood. Marge We-imer. Charlotte Mitchell Marilyn Belding. janet Dean. Nancy Kimbro, ,loan Collins. Sue Gibbs. Geurgeann Bremen. Car- ol Coodapeeti. Dervin Moo l. Tom McCunaghie. Mix Uryh . A if? .4 FISH AND WILDLIFE CLUB 4- Watching Joe Clime demonstrate the proper way to use a how and arruw are the members of the Fish and VVild- life Club. Left to right - first rww: Jim Ballard. Fred Abramson. GFTTY Xlahee. Herbert Engluncl. Hike Crain. Glenn Schmieg. Mr. Joseph Michaels. Seq-und row: Fercl Moon. Roger Kopp Frank Olson. Leroy Caylor. Tom Bran- caleone. RIFLE Cl,I,'B-VI'itl1 targets sighted anrl rifles raised. the male member:- nf the rifle Cluh prepare to pellet the llllllS'f'yQ'. while the feminine gun en- thusiasts observe. awaiting their turn to test their niarksmanship. Nlemlmers of the Club are, left to right. standing: Diane Kavalar, Kim Cunninglon, Nan- ry Rusencrants, Martha Cullun. Bot- tom row: Mr. William Brown. Dun Bla-Alester. Doug NIc'Lean. ,lack llill, ,lack Grant, Nlr. Bill Hamil. Wwdde 066 Z! Row 1. Ann Thomas, Marilyn McNaught, Justine Oliver, Martha Boyer, Judy Otto, Sally Eckwall, Judy Peterson, Carol Goodspeed. Row 2. Denny Donmoyer, Kay Higgins, Mary Etta Sewell, Lyane Mattielo, Alwynn Johnson, Jean Cuthbert, Margaret Cuthbert, Janet Gochanour, Virginia Piett, Janet Baune, Sally Clendenin. Row 3. Ruth Pollefyt, Karen Simpson, Arleen Abrams, Peggy Blaurock, Nancy Roberson, Carol Evat, Dean Beal, Dave Stahl. Noel DeWinter, Paul Dizik, Don Schoettle, Leon Bruer. Row 4. Bob Simpson, Judy Giles, Jerry Weiss, Dan Cohen, Al Poeffet, Jack Opie, Bill Veech, John Proctor, Ed Raper, Gerald Brueckner, Don McAlister, Eugene Langevine, Dan Walter. Row 5. Gail Moffatt, Lillian Mendrick, Jean Watt, Catie Graeffe, Anita McCarter. Joanne Bozzer, Carlotta Casparott, Betty Smith, Helen Rinehart, Sarah Lewellen, Anne O'Neil, Gail Haver, Elaine Willans, Edward Russell. I I I The National Honor Society is a very useful and helpful organization to both the school and the community. lts members are elected by the faculty for having the attributes of good character, honesty, and the ability to maintain a 3.3 average. Activities include teaching, assistance on Career Day, charity work and various other service projects. Under the supervision of Mrs. Elsie Harper, the club mem- bers are always bustling about either working on or planning new projects. In contrast to this intellectual group, are the sportsmen of the Fish and Wildlife and Rifle Clubs. Although both clubs meet indoors, the atmosphere is definitely out- door, especially in the Fish and Wildlife Club. Advisors of these active groups are Mr. Joseph Michaels and Mr. Bill Brown, respectively. This contrast is a clear example of the perfect balance maintained in our school between the scholastic and entertaining activities. This illustrates the completeness of our school mobile as compared to the completeness of an artistic mobile. 97 fx The Student Center is the mobile,s con- necting point between the school and the outside social activities. Students congre- gate there during lunch or study hours to eat, play ping pong. or just gah. Unfortun- ately, due to overcrowded conditions the Center will not exist next year, but for the past year it has provided an enjoyable spot for Lincolnites. Cont-cntrating on his pin, pon is Bob Cook vshlle others enjoy their lunch s Although it doc-suit show in this pltture students haxe spent many hours decoratlnv the walls of the Center, whiuh reallys looks pretty good now Wm glad ' Another definite branch of the mobile is in the social field of Lincolnites. This is the lnter-Club Council which was organized four years ago under the direction of Miss Olive Maxwell. The Council has grown in four years to a membership of seventeen, one representa- tive from each community club. The purpose of the ICC is to correlate the activities of the clubs and enforce the rules by which the clubs must abide. Their problems include how the clubs should take in new members, how long the trial bers bers New ICC. ' marks fall. and regulating the conduct to do if the trial mem- of the clubs whose mem- the school's enrollment. with the approval of the membership periods should last, what represent approximately one-fourth of clubs are invited to join and can do so ILC Reading left to ri ht firt row Beverly Brogan Carolyn Flllmore 'Nlarjorie Geisler att Pat X11 at Nlnrlex Wir Barbara Dau Third row Lharle Her hberger Cordon Chapp lark Opn Alan Pmlletr Rvper lkopp tlen Nchnieig. Diclv Kienhaum 'Nlickey lon Ruanne Bern Nallv luv-dav Xlargaret lxnxhan Danny Wood ken George .' 15 A w. , . 1 A f rx. X .- , . G K QI . 5 - I A, .M .gu S V: A 1 V . .A .. .5 Y Ann Jennings, Second rovv: Mary Malega. Miss Olive Maxwell. Advisor, Mark Rudman, Jeanne W . ' . -' s, ull, ' s. ' 1: N s s . J , V,.' -. .7 ' .1 .T . 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Th' I 111 : IJ-I I ' g ' . ' II. Ua ' 1+-rg. Bull Simpwn. I-'ral Fi-he-r. LJIA11 Knight. N11 111 , I lrf-3. 74fzeeZc?zce... BIENYENLE-V-lst Row, l-r: Eugfnia Hackett, Nancy Sterling, Barbara Davis, ,Ioan Jackson, Ann Thomas. Ruannv Bvrry. Nlarilynn Mc- Naught, Anita Wivck. Sharon Carte-r. Carol Hatch. 2nd Row: Carolyn Pe-terson. Sandra Agar. Rae Ruppvrt. Pat Riser, Norma ,lumisf-o. Karen qimpaon Que' Blanchard flhri' Nlinkh-r ,Iudv C116 Qallw Robhm Sandra Wntanvn Barbara Payne Audra Holme Rv IC Kivwmettvr fu n Hunter 3rd Rows Ylartha Smith 'Nlartha Drury Que Broun louna Danforth Carol Qhvlton Carol Wieck Margaret Kuxhaus Jean Qtrachan ,loan Thom qylwla Baene Ann 'Nlawon Ruth .lohnaon DN l t Rom F P a Louf' a flat man I arol C ooml pr-ml Dvnm Df nmou r 'Nfarw Nlale g.a Harriet 'Nlanx P l Blaurock nn ,Ifnnm nu K nhro Z rl R ss fan Waltera Linda Ward Y ents Qchlmmfnlman Joy Xloffet foolxw l'rwl V llllla W ar l lkire n Camp bell Doroths Qnnth 3rd Ross Nlar are-I Imnl X cor fann ruxffn ull 1 el fx! orl unn Q rah lun 1-n I Hur f- Carol Ke-nnf-w Qallw 'Nutt hllff' l mmlerman Joanne D4 or on nr x nwr on w ng Linflholm Sue- 'Ven port I l'NI XR 1 t R nw r Llnfla f Ar Pm' rrami N irginla Rolu rt llx lou ilaw mu L6-llo Kathv Schoa er 2nd Rom Sue- Clbb s In 1 ir am K R0 I1 anti firol llarju lkarfn Sllllllll 'lui Row Barbara Bond Nlary Ku Rvka 'Nlartha Stanlfi Nanu larlwr Trvcul Wylllll Jian Karalka qhlrlf-y Fawlor M -een DUIEVET 'lhrrd Rom loan Kenyon Judy Vlood Qhrrlzv Lefault ,lf-an Belxanna Sherrl Patrlclx Donna LeGault Barbara ,lffnlun qecond Row Nhrrlq Wllde ,luclw 'Nia ku Vera Dau Franceq Mme Beverlv Bron Fir t Ron Nally ,lo 'Nlcfaffrey Pat Nloat CarolP NIcLlurP SULTANS-'Sc-cond Row: Larry Hargis, .lack Hill. 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Q.' . f 1 W, .-1 2 J ' ,', f. x. ., , K if ,-.r , .1 .kj, A ,gi L -r N '.'z.fffv'w -1 -.Mal Speed and the splxt T were Ferndale ma1n assets 1n the 1931 football eason a predlctel The T fan11l1ar to football fans exerswhere but a stranger to Ferndale replaced L1I1L0lYl s standard 1n le w1n attack 1n .34 for the first tlme and the strangeness of the new ball handlmg chores proved that It wlll take a few seasons to mold completelw capable team The 1954 football season was the tart of a new CYPEFICHCB for n1embers of the LHS coachm team PFCVIOUSIW Ted Mel ter and Ros Burkhart handled xarslty football Cerrlt Lefty Brandt the reserves and Ed Sewell the freshmen But athletlc dlrector Gus Hanson talked lt over and It was felt that a coach ou ht to stay w1th '1 roup of boys lon er than one wear Henreforth Leftv Brandt was to drop back and coach the frosh 1n Q4 whlle Ed Sewell followed the 53 fre hn1en 1nto reserve status They wrll reverse jobs every Ferndale Ferndale Ferndale Ferndale Ferndale Ferndale Ferndale Ferndale Ferndale Berkley Crosse Polnte Pontxac B1rm1nohan1 Mt Clemens Port Huron Royal Oak Hazel Park East Detro1t Record 441 Fastern M1ch1 an League 2 21 future SEASON RECORDS Freshmen Hazel Park 20 East Detrolt 3 Cath Cent Cranbrook Hamtramck 13 East Detrolt Ferndale Ferndale Ferndale Ferndale Ferndale Ferndale 7 t1e for thlrd place I I I Record 4 2 0 Ferndale Record 5 2 0 t1e for Llttle 1onsh1p w1th Reserves Royal Oak Blrmlngham Mt Clemens Port Huron Hazel Park Berklev East Detrort EML 4-10 EML champ Blrmlncham - ' ' S S 5 ' 1- A 1. . t ' f g 5 ' -' ' a U ' S ' 'I ' 3 SEASON RECORD fall in hopes of promoting a better varsity? of the ' 21 0 ' . 13 33 , . 7 6 ' f A 28 11 ' ' -f Y 0 U . ' 7 13 0 13 0 28 6 ' 2 14 6 ' ' 6 12 32 . . 7 48 6 . 18 13 - 20 7 0 7 U r f . .U , 0 13 0 . ' i ' ' 7 D ' ' ' 1 0 ' 34 13 7 ' ' 19 0 ' Rvsplendent in tlu-ir new uniforms, the 195-1-55 edition of-the Lincoln High Yarfity haskvt- ball team stand: thus. from le-ft to right: Coach Roy Burkhart. jerry Fry. Boh Brantley. Bill Vf-ech, Dick Kie-nhaum, Larry Cranzow. Fred Fisher, Clarence Mvliinnc-y, Paul Dugan, Myron Morey. and Dave' Yonkers, manage-r. Knf-Fling are the team co-captains Mark Rudman and Larry Shelton, both seniors. GETTING OFF THE GROUND is c0-cap- tain Mark Rudman as he uings in for a clog shut. Mark was a varsity man for three years. Z mlb Zaye EBRATIC AND SHIFTY are the words for Paul Dugan 483. Paul was a spark tu the Lincs' fast-break game when he was 'gonf' but he couldn't stay on the first string. kai' X ex B 3 I 5:5594 s f x Xa. S :W , aa X' X139 0 M JR if X 49. 9 kg , lm Nw? A . A L' 5 pg 3 5 b 3-fri Q E'5 A ?:? 162fMy 'W X , ,Jw .Amy :Y f iii- f ' 4: . '-' vw i Q V V ff 4 ,Yr I rv lx FRESHMEN - Student teacher Joe Mc-Keowu. left, obseries as Coach Ed Sewell demonstrates a defensive manuever to Henry Johnson. Other members of the team are l. to r. Cerald Rucker, Roger Cox, Ken Rogers. Fred Kalmar. Wayne jones. Bill Cowell, Paul Davis, Robert Forrest, Jerry Lee, Ken Anderson. Dick Sherwood. john Ameriks. Tom Bryant. Gene Pidgeon. Sam Ardis. Bob Murray. Tom McLellan. Jim Deal and Mark Youngblood and Ernest Evans, Managers. Go Around Me says reserve basketball coach Ted Meister as he instructs freshman guard Earl McNeal in basketball technique. Looking on. from left to right: Clayton Pioch, ,lim Hudson, W'ayne Spec. Ted Dietrich, Thurman Hall. Keese DeWilde, Dave York, George Chrest, Dave Dahlberg. Ken Schultz, Jerry Wright, and Larry We-pimg. 7 SPI..-Xslll-A goml tliw is a gum! -tart. and Ll gm-il start may mean the rare. lfoavh .lohn Nl1'Crc-gzor drilled his pi'otn-gm in the- funflaine-ntals lu-fore turning: the-ni loose on the opposition. Here sew-ral of the- nalators -htm the-ir form from tht- starting lilm-ks. I I I SWIM TEAM - Left to right. front row: Charle- Shafler, Charles Rini-hart. Franklin llmsarcl, Dil-k l.e-on- ard. Daw Jencks. Toni lillt't'lll21I1l. Toni Gilniore. Secoml row: lfoat-h john IJ. Nleflregor. Denny Ford. Roga er Cherry, Norm Nlatln-son, jerry Proust. Daw Rihln. Bill Zinger. llruu- hillmorr-. 'l'hir1l ron: john llulmyalx. Don Br:-chi. Phillips Carlyle. Boll llatinalmer. llal Ilrnninu. 'loin Branrale-one. Bill Ilona- hue. Huy llutm-. Brian llar- rison, lfourtli row: Tom Win- terge-ursl. john FI:-els-. N1-al Williams. Hike Roth. l.arry llreiulle. Phil Roth. Roy lla-- lrrmrlg, Burl! ll.l'Ile'lt1iFI. lltlll Nlars. Fifth row: K:-n -Xn-lf-r- son. lion Willianison. lion Ryland:-r. john llolv-rsoii. Gary Shannon. Bill 'limfplc-. Ken Dvllllelxf. Daw White-. Dau' lluhlraral. Ferndaleis lowly regarded swimming team surprised a lot of people in the last portion of the l951-55 season. They snapped a 12-meet losing streak with an abrupt about fare and proceded to win their last six meets. plus a second place slot in the Eastern Michigan League meet. Coach John MacGregor had words of praise for his all-around star, Denny Ford, plus Don Brecht, Dick Serfozo, and especially for diminutive freshman diver Bill Teeple. who became the first freshman to win the EML diving championship. As luck would have it, Bill moved away shortly after the season ended. 4, 40. 1v-u- -ir'-- 1 The N55 offiviul tr-am pivture' of tlu- l.ll5 lnasvball team finds 37 ruf-miners of the Squad. including the- voavh. looking foruard to a proape-rous season as a much-he-ralded youth-movement finally blorfom-. Rottom rou. l. In r.: Mark Rudman. lid Lee. Lanny Flf-ssas. ,lack Lev, ,lack Wright. Tracy Cif-rlik. Se-cond ron: ,lim Sullivan. Larry Shelton. Bob Robbins, Bill Fair, Dick Kia-nlnaum. Bill Duncan. Cuacli Cr-rrit l.t-ftyii Brandt. Third row: Larry Brown. Bruce- Huhel, Daw Farrington. ,lack Hollis. Jerry Niska. Larry W'epling. Skip Coffman. Fourth row: ,lim Dumlap. Myron 'Nlorc-y. ,lim Rvggio. Jim Sarnf-v. Dick Hagen. Dick Sims. Ron Kanaski, Wayne Sport. Jim Thompson. Top ron: ,larry Wright. Cliuvk Ammon. Bob Redman, Clayton Pioch. .loe Bice. Dan Sonners. Rrian llarrison. javk Smith. ! ,X lil? IF' ,iff gf! i u A -A 6 .S 1' GRINNINC NOW. the LHS golf lf-am iwgins pravtice for a hard season. With the lop men gzonv from last ye-ark coxnlto grunt' the ENIL championship swnt too. From I. to r.: Dick Crt-an, Bob Simpson, Mike Zohe-I. Mike Slitldlcfuortli. George Frink, and David Felt. Missing are Mike- Lackner anal .lack Altlred, captain. WARMED BY THE EARLY SPRING SVN tennis coach A. K. Gardner halts practice- iong enough for a squad picturr. From l. to r.. bottom rom: joe Glimv. Bruce Schmeichsl. Dick Collie-rt. Kvn Broun. Gordon Polsgrow. and Dick Wolf. Standing: Ron Rapaport imanageri. Mr. Garmin'-r. Pe-rry ,lat-kfon, Chuck Niolenda. Don Perrino, Jim Guclobba, Doug Winnie, Boi, Low, and llarold Craft. ,n x.! l f fi' . ,V Q Q- A' V W K ll gl ' x...! k,.J WOLYERINES-Left to right. top row: Donna Madden, Phyllis SPART.-HY5-Left to right. top row: He-lf-n Elzy. Doris Lane Pullen. Mary Male-ga. Wilma Ward. 2nd row: Gay Cumppv-r. Nlary Lou Rielu-r. Nlartha Drury. Helvn Rinehart. Bottom row Diane Kay, Nfarilynn NlcNauglnt. lst row: Sharon Carter. Ruth Pollefc-yt. Janet Dean. Judy Hur-lm:-r. ,bade azmq , , . KJ Qharon Larter and Xlarx Nlale a 411 ru vrxm terlxnrquee t FW War 1t chef-rleade arf- Barbara Dau Ruanne- Be-rrv Sue lxrre f ctw:-fn flrln earlx prm tenm pracuce Pav -Knn H Nur Blanvharrl juamta Kellx if N Af.. , M A . s VOLLEYBALL- Jleniberf of the volleyball teams are, left to right. first row: Sharon Carter, Doris Lane. Second rms: Sally Nutt. Donna Madden. ju Rosen, Wilma Ward. Helen Rinehart, Helen Elzey, Karen Hassmussen. Third mu: Phyllis Harrison, Virginia Piatt, Phyllis Pullen. Nlary Lou Reikvr. ,Indy ilu:-liner. ,lanet Dean. Ruth Pwllf- BASKETBALL -- Left to right, front row: NI. Malega. M. McNaught. L. VVard. B. Davis, S. Carter. D. Lane. P. Pullen. Second row: R. Rup- pert. M. Reiker. E. Fry. J. Huebner. M. Anderson. R. Pollefeyt. W. Ward. Third row: P. Harrison. B. Snelling. G. Cuniper. NI. Drury. D. Madden, V. Hardy. S. Wright, H. Rinehart. H. Elzey. feyt. minds ' 4 s 17 1 'J' -..Ja w, A '-1 aw' ' if ., nigga - Jig? 5 4fiJ , if if . i . 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