Lincoln High School - Lionian Yearbook (Canton, OH)
- Class of 1951
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CUSTER, Principal Another four-year cycle brings a high school generation to the part- ing of the Ways. No class ever Went forth from high school halls in a more historic year than this one of 1951. A school is no better than the product it puts forth. For the most part, the class of 1951 has blended harmoniously with the program and activities of Lincoln High School. Through the pages of the LIONIAN, I wish to express my appreciation for your cooperation. The graduates of a school are the proof of our efforts and We feel that we can long be proud of you. We have reason to believe that they will always contribute to the glory of their Alma Mater, Lincoln High School, in Whatever they do. -On behalf of the students of Lincoln, I wish to acknowledge our ap- preciation for the fine supervision Mr. Custer has given us throughout the scholastlc year. He has been interested in all our activities and given us bothaencouragement and censure according to our actions. He has suc- ceeded 1n adjusting himself to Lincoln and has aided us in adjusting to our new schedule and rules. 6 Q.. ,.i. 1 A, BOARD UF EDUCATION Left fo right: John F. Roos, Walter H. Allman, Hayes R. Putman, John B. Baker, Richard P. Chris tian, Jr., Fred K. Domer. SUPERINTENDENT ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Harold H. Eibling Mr. Paul Miller l a I 1 , x MR. RICHEY, BOYS' ADVISOR . MISS GATCHEL, GIRLS' ADVISOR NANCY and MR. RICHEY SHIRLEY Holman PAT and Miss GATCHEL SECRETARIES l , PAT CALVO NANCY DePASQUALE 8 CHARLES G- ANDREWS A. J. BAYLESS c. LISLE BEAMER MARGARET ATCHISON Teaching civics, economics, sociology, and South American history keeps Mr. Andrews busy. Miss Atchison is our librarian. Mr. Bayless is the instruct- or oi instrumental music. Mr. Beamer teaches Eng- lish. E. C- BIG'-ER ELLIS CARTER DENNIS H. CASNER H. T. O. BLUE Mr. Bigler, our physics teacher, also teaches gen- eral science. Presiding over modern history and English classes is Mr. Blue. Mr. Carter teaches plane geometry and algebra. Mr. Casner instructs aeronautics, navigation, and gerenal science classes. 9 LEE CHERRY RUTH COGAN I JOHN J. CONNELL JR. JEANETTE FAGER Mr. Cherry is an instructor of mathematics and plane geometry. Miss Cogan directs our choir and choruses. Mr. Connell is a new teacher of mechani- cal drawing and machine shop. Miss Fager directs drama and teaches English. JOHN D. FIFE B. B. FORD CHARLES D. FORREST MRS. MAXINE FRANCES Mr. Fite is our head football coach and athletic director and in addition teaches American history. Mr. Ford instructs bookkeeping and business prac- tice classes. ln addition to being our head basket- ball coach, Mr. Forrest teaches commerce and in- dustry. Mrs. Francis presides over the clothing and interior decorating classes. 10 V7 adv? 1 ljjfji 24 . , 'JW' LJ C. N. GOWDY MIRIAM E. GRIMES EUNICE A. GRUBER BERNARD HARTER Mr. Gowdy is the tirst year typing instructor. Both Miss Grimes and Miss Gruber teach English. Mr. Harter, our chemistry teacher, also teaches general science. MABEL HICKMAN DENNIS R. HOFSTETLER ARABELLA HOPKINS LEON HILDEBRAND Miss Hickman teaches algebra. Mr. Hildebrand is a teacher of American history and Civics. Mr. Hotstetier presides over the Woodwork shop. Miss Hopkins is an instructor ot algebra and plane geom- etry. 'll J. H. JONES CHARLES H- KEUHNLE EMILY KURTZ L. W. KETTERING Mr. Iones is a teacher of mathematics. Mr. Ket- tering is in charge oi the boys' physical education and health training. Mr. Keuhnle teaches biology and human physiology. Miss Kurtz is an English instructor. 0'-GA LENZ EVA MEDVED H. CLAY MILLER . . -. GEORGE LUTHER Miss Lenz teaches Spanish and Latin. Mr. Luther is our freshman and baseball coach. Miss Medved presides over the cooking classes. Mr. Miller is an English and German instructor. IZ ff: . GEORGE M- MOKODEAN ESTHER PUTERBAUGH MALVERN w. RANDELS JOHN J. NETHERO Mr. Mokodean is the driver's training instructor. Mr. Nethero teaches secretarial studies and busi- ness law. Miss Puterbaugh teaches French and English. Mr. Randels is a mechanical drawing in- instructor. l 1 I V - ,. Qlt- l l v ,,,, V. K 1 V '.'.,.,- '21,-2 'U ,J nvt- . t X , g . . .R , A rr..,. . l ll . f iis gi :H 1 I rl . , f wt E 5,2 -, f ' .s BEATNCE RUFF LESTER M. SCHERFF RUTH SCHMIDT F 1 l Miss Ruff is our art instructor. Mr. Ryman is i the basketball and golf coach. Mr. Scherft presides . over the classes in sheet metal and mechanical 1 LOUIS D. RYMAN drawing. Miss Schmidt is the girls' physical edu- cation and health instructor. I3 1 -ij E- J- SCHWAB PEARL STAUDT VERENA STAUFFER 1 Mr. Schwab is a biology teacher. Miss Smith in- . structs typing and stenography classes. Miss Staudt Ei teaches English and Latin. Miss Stauifer is a world L history teacher. E t I I HARRIETTA SMITH F r V S yr E, 5 E? i i i ? E I BERTHA F. WAGNER SIDNEY D. WISE V E I I Miss Stone is a Latin teacher. Mr. Vincent is an I instructor of mechanical drawing. Miss Wagner S teaches American history. Mr. Wise, our new speech and journalism teacher, also teaches Eng- lish. F I I I TRACY L. VINCENT I4 I I I ' ,W Y. . -' - lf v,..v .vu- ., , - - , iff' 'ww Lggg, Z Z Q if , ,fd 425 Jawa meg fxjff x N SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer, Ronald Kusterg Secretary, Kay Young, Vice-President, Doris Trottg President, Joe Dogoli These years pass so quickly, one feels very old seeing so many classes come and go. How timid this year's graduation class were as freshmeng however, after becoming city football Champs their first year, they were certain they had contributed greatly to the prestige of Lincoln High School. As sophomores, this class was feeling quite at home at Lincoln and the Junior-Senior Prom took the spotlight the next year. Their senior year brought many changes-the absence of our be- loved Mr. Meyer and his replacement by Mr. Custer-Mr. Eibling to re- place Mr. Vincent-and a nine-period schedule. The field-house, a great new city project, was completed for the enjoyment of all schools. From their four years' experience, this class has a great deal to take with them through life, whatever path they follow. Leading the senior class this year were president-Joe Dogolig Vice President-Doris Trottg Secretary-Kay Young, and Treasurer-Ronald Kuster. The class advisors were Mr. Scherff, Mrs. Wagner, Miss Fager, Mr. Harter, Miss Hopkins, and Mr. Andrews. I6 WILLIAM ALBERS RICHARD ARDMAN K W Aj! wx LQ 'I Lv' NORMA HAROLD ALEX WILLIAM RONALD BEDELL A BINGHAM BLEAHU BLECKER BLEND I7 PATTI BARR CHARLES BAILEY RUTH BAKER MARIAN BALL JOYCE BARR :NIJ lf QQIIII 'I I J my WILLIAM BECK ,X gf' f 'Aj' BRADLEY BOLS'I'ER DON BOONE DAVID BOWMAN KAY BREWER ROY BROWN SHIRLEY BRUNKER A EUGENE BUFFO JOSEPH BUFFO WILLIAM DOLLY MARIE DONNA RICHARD MARY ANN BUSH BUTLER CAPPER CARPENTER CLOSE I8 Il..i.... . BOB COLEMAN EUGENE COOPER BEVERLY COUTS CAROLYN COWIE DONNA CRIDER PATRICIA ANN CUPPLES MARY SUE CURTIS JOHN DAVIDSON MARTHA JOHN MARVIN DON - CARMEL DEAN DeGARMO DESSECKER DIEFFENBAUGHER DiRUZZA I9 ' . ,, , , .. M V. ... ..., , . ...... ....., .......,....,..-...4.......n... TWILA DIVELY JOSEPH DOGOLI CECELIA DOMENICO JOAN DOOTZ JOHN DOUGH ERTY CHARLES ELLIOTT ALICE ENGLISH JOHN ENOT DELORES DAVID RUTHANNE JAMES RICHARD EVANGELISTA EVANS EVANS FEHLMAN FELIKSIAK I zo I . . ROBERT FLINNER VIRGINIA FOGLE RUTH FOREMAN JOAN FOSTER CHARLOTTE FROLO SHIRLEY FRY RICHARD GERMAN RUTH ANN GRAVES BARBARA vsRvALEE NORMAN LETTY WILLIAM GRANT GRAY GREENE GRIFFEN GROETZ ZI 1 Ah LOIS GUM JERRY GUSSETT CAROLE HAFER BARBARA HAINES THOMAS HANKETT JOSEPH HANOOD PHYLLIS HARBOURT BRUCE HARBERT LAWRENCE PAT GAIL BETTY DANIEL HARMON HATHAWAY HENDERSHOTT HITE HOFFMAN 22 JAY HOHENSHIL RAY HOLLABAUGH ROBERT HOLLAND MARGIE HOOBLER LOUISE HOSTETLER BEVERLY HOWELL BEVERLY HUFLER CAROL HUNKER PAUL WILLIAM WILLIAM FRANK AURELIA HURSH HUSTON HUTOHINSON JELLISON JHONA 23 , , ., .S ,.,, I I I ,I 'Q I I I I I 4 I I I I I I 4 v'I I I I I I -I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I , SHIRLEY JOHNSTON RONALD KATTN ER DONALD KEN N EDY JOAN KINSER SUSAN KLEIN BARBARA KOONTZ JOHN KOSKO ANN KRATZER RACHEL RONALD CARL JERRY HELEN KURZINSKY KUSTER LASKEY LeBEAU LIGHTFOOT 24 ALVIN LINDEMAN ROSE MARY LLAMAS LOIS ANNE LONG LU ELLA LOWTH ER THOMAS LUDWIG LAWRENCE LUTHER LUCILLE LYONS ,T WILMA McCANDLlSH I ROSEMARY DAVID VERNAMAE THOMAS MARY ANN MCCONNELL MCGONAGLE MCQUAID MCROBERTS MCROBIE g 25 JAM ES McVAY SHIRLEY MALLCHECK PAUL MALLONN JERRY MANEY EDMUND MANG JOANNE MARTIN RUSSELL MASE WILLIAM MASTERS ANTHONY I JERRIE LYNN BEVERLY CARL PATRICIA MATUSIK MENDENHALL MILLER MILLER MILLER 26 ROBERT MILLER JAMES MITCHELL 41 MQNASTI ' f X' 'A fflfx rf!! 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X CARMELA RANDAZZO THOMAS REEL PEGGY REHFUS A BARBARA JO REHM PETER RENTZ SHIRLEE RICHARDS WARREN RINEHART MARY ELLEN RODEBAUGH JOAN GLEN NA PATRICIA DAN E DEAN ROGERS ROSHONG RUSHE SAVAGE SCH LADORN Z9 ELINOR SCHNEIDER VICTOR SCHOEPPNER JOHN SCH ROCK PHYLLIS SEITZ CLIFFORD SHAFER MARTHA SHANK DANNY SH ETLER JOAN SMELTZER DONALD LEOLA RUTH ANN CYNTHIA SALLY SMITH SMITH SNYDER SPRING STONE 30 LOUIS STRINGER BETTY SWICK GLORIA SYZMANSKI ROBERT TAUBENSEE RICHARD TAYLOR JANICE TAYLOR TOM TAYLOR MARY TERSIGNI RICHARD WILLIAM moms JAMES RICHARD THOMAS ToY TRoTT UNGASHICK uNGAsHlcK 31 ,+L A A H, L A PATRICIA VALENTA ROBERT VAN ALMEN JO ANN VAN BENTHUYSEN JOSEPH VEGA ROBERT VERHEYEN CHARLES VOGELGESANG ELAINE WAECHTER NANCY WALKER WILLIAM ANNA MAE RICHARD BILL HELEN WEIROUGH WERREN WHITACRE WILLIAMSON WOJTOWICZ 32 MARY LOU WOOLLEY SHIRLEY YANT KAY YOUNG RICHARD ZALESKI ANNETTE ZINNINGER JAMES LITTLE MARLENE THIESSEN 33 Add, BILL ALBERS, outstanding Classical: Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 15 Choir 2,3,45 National Honor 3,45 Linion League 45 Student Booster 3, fPres.l 4. RICHARD ARDMAN, easy-going General: Football 1. PATTI BABB, buoyant Classical? Biology Club 25 Spanish Club fPres.J 35 Leaders 45 Y-Teen 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 Annual Editorial 45 Class Sec'y 35 Student Booster 3,45 Navy Reserve Mgr. 4. CHARLES FRANK BAILEY, deliberate Technical: Ohio History 2,3,4. RUTH BAKER, diminutive Q Coininercial: Oflice Practice 45 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4. MARIAN BALL, zealous Classical: Latin Club 15 Biology Club 25 Library Service 15 Radio Broadcasting 2, Pres. 3, 45 Ham's Guild 25 Leaders 3, 45 Tliespian 3,4 5 Y-Teen 1,2,3,45 Na- tional Honor 3,45 Alexis League 45 Chorus 15 Second Choir 2 5 Annual Edi- tor 45 Navy Varsity 45 Class Play 3,4. JOYCE BARR, gracious Classical: Biology Club 2 5 Radio Broad- casting 3,45 Leaders 3,45 F. T. A. 45 Thespian 3,45 Chorus 15 Choir 2,3,45 Alexis League 3,45 Navy Reserve 35 Army Varsity 4. WILLIAM BECK, obliging Classical: Public Speaking 3,4. NORMA BEDELL, jovial General: Y-Teen 1,45 Ofiice Practice 45 Echo Business 4. HAROLD BINGHAM, laudable Technical: Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Linion League 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 15 Choir 2,3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Tennis 4. ALEX BLEAHU, Whimsical Classical: Football 1,2,3,4 5 Basketball 1, 3,45 Baseball 2,4. BILL BLECKER, hearty General: Football 1,2. RONALD BLEND, vacillating General. BRADLEY BOLSTER, camera-man Technical: Leaders 1,2,3,45 Aeronautics 45 Photo Club 35 Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Band 1, 25 Chorus 1,25 Tennis 4. DON BOONE, chivalrous Classical: Ohio History Club 1,2,3,45 Leaders 3,45 Student Counicl 35 Stage Art 45 Jr. Red Cross 3,4 5 Student Boost- er 3,45 Linion League 45 Chorus 25 An- nual Editorial 4. DAVID BOWMAN, sterling Classical: Latin Club 13 French Club 33 Biblical Literature 43 Hi-Y 1,2,3,43 Chorus 13 Choir 2,3,4j Student Booster 3,43 Annual Editorial 43 Linion League 43 Tennis 4. KAY BREWER, sincere General: Library Service 1,23 Biology Club 23 Staff Aides 23 Office Practice 43 Chorus 1,23 Second Choir 33 Choir 4. ROY BROWN, fun-loving Technical: Ohio History Club 1,2,3,43 Chorus 13 Choir 2,3,43 Student Booster 3,4. SHIRLEY BRUNKER, blithe Commercial: Ofiice Practice 43 Y-Teen 1,2,3,43 Student Booster 3,4. GENE BUFFO, dexterous Classical: Entered from McKinley 23 Student Booster 43 Echo Editorial 43 Linion League 43 Hi-Y 2. JOSEPH BUFFO, neat General: Entered from McKinley 23 Hi- Y 23 Student Booster 3,43 Basketball 2 WILLIAM BUSH, athletic Classical: Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 2,3,43 Baseball 2,3,43 Class Treas. 13 Class Pres. 23 Class V. Pres. 33 Chorus 13 Hi-Y 4. DOLLY BUTLER, lovely Commercial: Y-Teen 1,2,3,4Q Student Booster 33 Biology Club 2. DONNA JEAN CAPPER, placid Commercial: Office Practice 43 Chorus 1,2,3,4. DICK CARPENTER, casanova Classical: Leaders 3,43 I-Iam's Guild 23 Hi-Y 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,23 Band 13 Cheerleader 2,33 fmanagerl 43 Stage 4. MARY ANN CLOSE, genuine Classical: Latin Club 13 Biology Club 23 Alexis League 43 Band 1,2,3,4 3 Choir 3,4Q Second Choir 23 Y+Teen 1,2,3,4. BOB COLEMAN, co-operative Classical: National Forensic League 1,2, 3,43 Chess Club 23 Biology Club 23 Thespian 3,43 Ohio History Club 43 Ten- nic 43 Student Booster 43 Class Play 3, 23 Annual Editorial 43 Echo Editorial EUGENE COOPER, laconic General BEVERLY COUTS, exhuberant Classical: Library Service 1qZ,3,4Q San- ish Club 33 F.T.A. 33 CPres.J 43 Biol- ogy Club CTreas.J 23 Leaders 3, CSec.l 43 Y-Teen 1,2,3, fTreas.J 43 Student Booster 3,43 Chorus 1,22 Army Var- sity 4. Huzfew 42-eww CAROLYN COWIE, charming Classical: Latin Club fPres.J 15 Lead- f ers 2,3,45 Radio Broadcasing 3,45 StaE c Aides 25 Spanish Club 35 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Chorus 15 Second Choir 25 Annual Editorial 45 Annual Business 45 Army Reserves 25 Navy Reserves 35 Army Varsity 45 Y-Teen 1,2,3,45 Alexis League 45 Class Play 35 Echo Editorial Staff 4. DONNA CRIDER, likeable Commercial: Office Practice 45 Alexis League 45 Y-Teen 15 Chorus 1,2. PATTY CUPPLES, determined Commercial: Biology Club 25 Leaders 45 Chorus 2. MARY SUE CURTIS, scintillating Classical: Chorus 15 Choir 2,3,45 Y- Teen 1,2,3,45 Annual Editorial 45 Stu- dent Booster 3,45 Alexis League 45 National Honor Society 3,4. JOHN DAVIDSON, keen General MARTHA DEAN, petite General: Staff Aides 2. JACK Dc-AGARMO, perverse General: Baseball 3. MARVIN DESSECKER, turbulent Technical: Band 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 4. DON DIEFFENBAUGHER, roving Technical: Radio Broadcasting 1,2,5 Chorus 1,25 Band 1,2,3,'45 Dance Band 1,2,3,4. CARMIE DiRUZZA, fun-loving Commercial: Chorus 25 Ofiice Practice 45 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4. TWILA DIVELY, trustworthy Commercial: Office Practice 4. JOSEPH DOGOLI, agreeable General: Entered from Magnoli 35 Football 3,4. CECELIA DOMENICO, natural Commercial: Oiiice Practice 45 Band 2,3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4. JOAN DOOTZ, spontaneous Home Economics: Biology Club 25 Thespian 45 Chorus 15 Second Choir 25 Y-Teen 45 Echo Editorial Staff 4. JOHN DOUGHERTY, versatile Classical: Student Council 35 Band 1, 2,3, fPres.J 45 Chorus 15 Second Choir 25 Choir 3,45 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Baseball 35 French Club 3 5 Echo Editorial Staff 45 Annual Business Staff 45 Student Booster 3, 45'Hi-Y 1,2, fPres.J 3,45 Class Play 4. CHARLES ELLIOTT, learned Classical: Chess Club 25 Chorus 25 Choir 3,45 Band 235 Linion League 45 3.1.1 National Honor 3,4. 36 ALICE ENGLISH, benign Classical: Entered from East Sparta 45 National Honor Society 3, E. Sparta. JOHN ENOT, earnest Commercial: Chess Club 1,25 F.T.A. 35 Chorus 15 Oflice Practice 4. DELORES EVANGELISTA, spirited Commercial: Biology Club 25 Ham's Guild 15 Y-Teen 45 Library Service 15 Oflice Practice 45 Navy Reserves 15 Navy Cheerleader 2,35 Student Booster 3,45 Cheerleader 4. DAVID EVANS, teaser General: Leaders J,2,3,4. RUTHANN EVANS, convivial General: Library Service 1,2 5 Biology Club 25 National Forensic League 3,45 Chorus 1,25 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4. JIM FEHLMAN, courteous General Football 1,25 Basketball 1,2. RICHARD FELIKSIAK, enthusiastic General ROBERT FLINNER, tactful Classical: Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 15 Choir 253,45 Baseball 3,45 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,35 Hi-Y 1,45 Echo Editorial Staff45 Student Council 1,2, fPres.J 3. VIRGINIA FOGLE. loyal Commercial.' Latin Club 15 Biology Club 25 Library Service 45 Office Prac- tice 45 Chorus 25 Y-Teen 2,3,4. RUTH FOREMAN, adept Classical: Y-Teen 1,2,3,45 Chess Club 15 Alexis League fTreas.J 45 Chorus 15 Choir 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Class V. Pres. 15 Army Re- serves 1,35 Army Varsity lCapt.l 4. JOAN FOSTER, ingenuous Home Economics: Y-Teen 1,25 Oiiiice Practice 4. CHARLOTTE FROLO, decorous Classical: Ohio History Club 2,3,4'5 French Club 35 Biblical Literature 45 Chorus 2,45 Echo Editorial Staff 35 Y- Teen 45 Alexis League 45 National Honor 3,4 5 Quill and Scroll 35 Class Play 4. SHIRLEY FRY, soft-spoken Commercial: Oiiiice Pracice 4. RICHARD GERMAN, estimable General: Second Choir 1,25 Choir 3,45 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4. RUTH ANN GRAVES, blithesome I Commercial: Library Service 25 Bi- ology Club 25 Y-Teen 1,2,45 Chorus 15 Second Choir 2,35 Student Booster 3, 5 ' 1,2,35 Echo Ed- itorial Staff 45 Student Council 4. ff nal 'fwfr ww ' -aLz:ZZ,,,,f BARBARA GRANT, talkative Home Economics: Staff Aides 1,2,33 Biology 23 Y-Teen 1,4. VERVALEE GRAY, amicable Classical: Entered from Canton South 33 F.T.A. 43 Second Choir 4. NORMAN GREENE, exemplary Classical: Biblical Literature 1,43 Leaders 2,3,43 Hi-Y 1,2,3,43 Chorus 13 Choir 2,3,43 Thespian 3,4. LETTY LOU GRIFFIN, artistic Classical: Stage Art 1, 2, 3,43 Staff Aides 23 Y-Teen 1,2 fSec.J 3, 4g ,Band 3,4. WILLIAM GROETZ, brawny General: Entered from Timken 33 Football 3,43 Basketball 33 Class Treas. 3. LOIS GUM, sincere Commercial: Library Service 13 Oiiice Practice 43 Echo Business Staff 43 Y- Teen 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Booster 3, 43 Ham's Guild 2. JERRY GUSSETT, flamboyant General: Hi-Y 1, CSec.J 2, 3,43 Chorus 13 Cheerleader 33 Student Booster 3,4. CAROLE HAFER, co-operative Classical: French Club 13 Library Ser- vice 2,3,43 Spanish Club 33 F.T.A. 3,43 Y-Teen 1,2,3,43 Student Booster 3. BARBARA HAINES, poised Classical: Latin Club 13 Biology Club 23 Spanish Club 33 Y-Teen 1,2,3,f13 Alexis League CSec.J 43 Student Boost- er 3,43 Student Council 4. THOMAS HANKETT, qui'et General: Stagecraft 2,3,43 Leaders I3 Band 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH HANOOD, earnest General BRUCE HARBERT, aims to please Classical: Band 1,2,3,43 Stamp Club 23 Student Booster 3,4. PHYLLIS HARBOURT, candid General: Biology Club 23 Staff Aides 2,3,43 Library Service 33 Y-Teen 2,3,4. LAWRENCE HARMON General PAT HATHAWAY, poetic Commercial: Library Service 1,4Q Office Practice 43 Chorus 13 Choir 2,3,43 Y- Teen 1,2,3,4. GAIL HENDERSHOTT, sweet Commercial: Band 1,2,3,43 Y-Teen 1, 2,4j Oiiice Practice 43 Student Booster 43 Alexis League 43 Class Play 4. BETTY HITE, volatile Ccgmmercial: Office Practice 43 Y-Teen 1, ,3,4. DANNY HOFFMAN, mischievous General: Leaders 1,2,3,4. JAY HOHENSHIL, nonchalant Technical: Golf 1,2,3. RAY HOLLABAUGH, quiescent General: Ohio History Club '13 Hi-Y 4. ROBERT HOLLAND, debonair General: Choir 3,4g Football Mgr. 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Stagecraft 3, 45 Student Booster 3,43 Class Pres. 13 Class V. Pres. 2. MARGIE HOOBLER, pert Classical: Library Service 1,2,3,-lg Cheerleader 2,3,4g Biology Club 25 Y- Teen 1,2,3,4g Annual Editorial 45 Stu- dent Booster 3,4g Echo Editorial Staff 4. LOUISE HOSTETLER, competent Classical: Biology Club 2 g Spanish Club 3,45 F.T.A. 3,4g Alexis League 45 Y- Teen 1,2,3,4g Chorus 13 Second Choir 2, Student Booster 4. BEVERLY HOWELL, assured General: Library Service 13 Y-Teen 1, 2,3,4g Stage Art 45 Office Practice 45 Student Booster 3,4 5 Student Council 3. BEVERLY HUFLER, smiling Cornrnercialsl Entered from Louisville 4, Student Booster 4. CAROL HUNKER. indifferent Classical: Echo Business Staff 3,43 Y- Teen 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Dance Band 2,3,4. PAUL HURSH, live-wire Classical: Leaders 1,23 Aeronautics 43 Chorus 2: Student Booster 3,4. BILL HUSTON, casual General: Band 1,2,3,4. BILL HUTCHINSON, apathetic Technical: Chorus lg Radio Broadcast- ing 2,3,4g Hi-Y 2,3 CPres.J 4: Class V. Pres. 25 Class Pres. 35 National Honor Society 3,4g Student Booster 3, 4 5 Linion League 4 5 Student Council 3, CPres.J 4. FRANK JELLISON General: Entered Leaders 3. ERNEST JENKINS Classical: Student 7 quiet from Lehman 2 g amiable Booster 3,4 g Ohio History Club 3,43 Hi-Y 2,3,4. AURELIA JHONA, expressive Classical! Ohio History Club 1: Biology Club 2: Radio Broadcasting 3,4g Choir 1,2,3,4g Student Booster 3,45 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4. SHIRLEY JOHNSTON, bonny Classical: Y-Teen 1,2,3, fPres.J 4g Bib- lical Literature 13 Biology Club 23 F. T.A. 43 Class Sec. 15 Student Booster 3,45 Choir 2,3,4g Alexis League 4: Stu- dent Council 2. 606 Zflaikf .,0f4i.ZWAv'7 RONNIE KATTNER, genial Classical: Hi-Y 1,2,3,4Q Band 1 3 Annual Editorial Staff 43 Student Booster 3,4. DON KENNEDY, obliging Classical: Band 1,2,3,4Q Hi-Y 3,4. JOAN KINSER, pleasant General: Y-Teen 1,2,3,4Q Chorus 1,2. SUE KLEIN, fashionable Commercial: Oilice Practice 43 Y-Teen 1,2,33 Chorus 13 Choir 2,3,43 Student Booster 3,43 Student Council 2,3. BARBARA KOONTZ, determined Classical: Band 1,2,3,43 Radio Broad- casting 2,3,4, Spanish Club 33 Alexis League 43 F.T.A. 3,4. JOHN KOSKO, Inclustriali Class Play 3. ANN KRATZER, Winsome Classical: Trespian 3,43 Chorus 13 Sec- ond Choir 23 Choir 3,43 Alexis League 43 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4Q Annual Editorial Staff 43 Class Play 3,4. RACHAEL KURZINSKY, enthusiastic Classical: Latin Club 13 Biology Club 23 Student Booster 3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,4Q Y-Teen 1,2,4. RONALD KUSTER, popular Classical: Entered from Central Cath- olic 33 Basketball 43 Class Treas. 43 Linion League 43 Annual Editorial Staff 43 Echo Editorial Staif 43 Stu- dent Booster 3,43 Student Council 4. CARL LASKEY, casual General JERRY LeBEAU, charmer Clasical: Football 1,2,33 Basketball 1, 23 Student Booster 4. HELEN LIGHTFOOT, effervescent General: Echo Business Staff 1,2j Ra- dio Broadcasting fSec-Treas.J 2, 3,43 Y-Teen 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Band Li- brarian 1,2,3,43 Dance Band 2,3,4. ALVIN LINDEMAN, bowler General: Hi-Y 2,3,4. JAMES LITTLE, genial General: 'Leaders 43 Chorus 1,23 Or- chestra 2g Football 1,2. ROSE MARY LLAMAS, docile Commercial: Biology Club 23 Office Practice 43 Y-Teen 13 Chorus 1,2Q Choir 3,4. - LOIS ANNE LONG, personable Commercial: Biology Club 23 Library Service 2,43 Oflice Practice 43 Y-Teen 1,2,3,43 Student Council 2. LUELLA LOWTHER, demure Commercial: Biology Club 23 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4. TOM LUDWIG, imperturbable Industrial: Ohio History Club 13 Base- ball 2g Basketball 33 Football 3: Lead- ers 3,4. LAWRENCE LUTHER, modest General: Hi-Y 3,4. LUCILLE LYONS, retiring Home Economics: Y-Teen 4. WILMA MCCANDLISH, unfeigned Commercial: Leaders 3, QV. Pres.J 4: Alexis League 43 Student Booster 45 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Echo Business Staff 1,2, Oilice Practice 49 Army Reserves 3, Navy Varsity 4. ROSEMARY MCCONNELL, popular Commercial: Biology Club 2: Office Practice 43 Y-Teen 1,2. DAVE MCGONAGLE, intrepid General: Linion League 4: Chorus 13 Second Choir 2g Choir 3: Annual Edi- torial Staff 4. VERNAMAE MCQUAID, imperturbable General: Band 1,2,3,4g Leaders 4, Navy Reserve 4. TOM MCROBERTS, carefree General: Band 1,2,4. MARY ANN MCROBIE, sophisticated Home Economics: Entered from Wash- ington High, Massillon 4. JIM MCVAY, fun-loving Classical:l Chorus 1, Echo Editorial Staff 43 Student Booster 4: Hi-Y 2,3, QV. Pres.J 45 Student Council 4. SHIRLEY MALICHECK, athletic Commercial: Leaders 3,43 Student Booster 3. PAUL MALLONN, pleasing Technical: Band 1,2,3,4g Hi-Y 2,3,4g Echo Editorial Staff 4. JERRY MANEY, unpredictable Technical: Stagecraft 4g Leaders 2, Hi-Y 2,4g Choir 2,3,4g Football 2, Baseball 2,3,4. . EDMUND MANG, loquacious General: Chorus 1: Stagecraft 3,4g Ohio History Club 1. JOANNE MARTIN, efficient Commercial: Y-Teen 1,2,4g Alexis League 45 Student Council 3, Student Booster 43 Chorus 1,2,3g National Honor Society 3,43 Treasurer's Office 3,4. RUSSELL MASE, prominent Classical: Linion League 4, Band 1,2, 3,4g Chorus 1: Choir 2,3,4g Student Council 1. BILL MASTERS, somnolent Industrial TONY MATUSIK, taciturn General: Football 2. YLWWQM J ERRIE MEN DENHALL, resilient Classical: Choir 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 35 Class Play 35 Biblical Literature CSec.D 15 Biology Club 25 Y- Teen 1, fPres.J 2,3,45 Student Booster 3,4. BEVERLY MILLER, tolerant Classical: Staff Aides 4. CARL MILLER, facile General PATRICIA MILLER, sincere Classical: Leaders 2,3, CTreas.J 45 Spanish Club 35 Y-Teen 1,3,45 Student Booster 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Navy Varsity CMgr.J 4. ROBERT MILLER, artistic General: Radio Broadcasting 15 Foot- ball 1,25 Basketball 15 Baseball 3,45 Chorus 15 Choir 2,3,4. JAMES MITCHELL, leisurely General: Basketball Mgr. 1,2,3,4.5 Foot- ball Mgr. 45 Baseball 3,4. ANGELO MONASTRA, debonair Generali Football 35 Chorus 1,2. RICHARD MORAN, jokester Technical: Chorus 25 Second Choir 35 Choir 4. CHARLES MORFORD, devilish Classical: Thespians 3,45 Chorus 1,25 Choir 45 Second Choir 35 Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3,4. JERRY MOSLEY, happy-go-lucky General: Basketball 15 Baseball 3,45 Hi-Y 1,2,3. DAUNA MOSSER, retiring Classical: Latin Club 15 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Spanish Club 35 Chorus 15 Second Choir 2,3,4. DICK MOTTER, commendable Technical: Hi-Y 2,3,45 Football 1,25 Chorus 1,2. NORMA MUHLBACH, sweet General: Y-Teen 1,2,3. JANET MULHOLLAND, agreeable Commercial: Band 1,2,3,45 Y-Teen 1,2, 3,45 Library Service 25 Echo Business Staff 1,2,3,4. KATHLEEN NWBERRY, bashful Home Economics: Biology Club 25 Y- Teen 1. JUDITH NEEL, dark-eyes Commercial RONALD NICHOLAS, anchors aweigh General: Hi-Y 1,25 Leaders 2,35 Aero- nautics Club 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Class Play 4. DORIS NICHOLS, conscientious General: Biology Club 2. NADYNE NOBLE, lively Classical: Y-Teen 3,43 Student Booster 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Class Play 4. WILLIAM OEFFINGER, sports-minded Technical: Leaders 13 Football 2,3,43 Baseball 3,43 Class Play 4. JOANNE PAPPAS, chic Classical: Radio Broadcasting 1,2,3,4 3 Spanish Club 3 3 Ham's Guild 23 Chorus 13 Second Choir 23 Choir 3,43 Student Booster 3,42 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4Q Alexis League 43 Annual Editorial Staff 43 Class Play 43 Thespians 4. J EANNE PARSHALL, thoughtful Home Economics: Office Practice 43 Chorus 23 Second Choir 3,43 Y-Teen 1,2,3. HAZEL PATTERSON, coy General: Office Practice 4. HOWARD PATTERSON, carefree General RONALD PFOUTS, prudent Technical: Band 2,3,43 Hi-Y 2,3,4. BERNARD PORTER, reticent General: Biology Club CPres.J 3. TOM PREUSSER, friendly General: Stagecraft 4. ' HELEN PUCCI, considerate Classical: Latin Club 13 Biology Club 23 Chorus 1,2,3 3 Y-Teen 2,3,43 Stu- dent Booster 4. GERALDINE RAGER, winning Commercial: Y-Teen 1,3,4: Student A Council 33 Biology Club 23 Alexis League 43 Class Play 3,43 Treasurer's Office 3,4. REX RANDALL, supercilious Classical: Band 1,2,3,43 Choir 2,3,43 Hi-Y 28,3,43 Class Play 33 Thespians 3,43 Linion League 43 Dance Band 3,43 Student Booster 3,4. CARMELA RANDAZZO, sprightly Home Economics: Chorus 2,3,4. TOM REEL, jokester Technical: Chorus 1,23 Second Choir 33 Hi-Y 2,3,4. PEGGY REHFUS, sparkling Commercial: Leaders 2,3,43 Echo Bus- iness Stafi' 1,23 Student Booster 3,43 Office Practice 43 Chorus 1,23 Y-Teen 1.2,4. BARBARA JO REHM, convivial General: Chorus 13 Choir 23 Latin Club 13 Library Service 1,21 Biology Club 23 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4Q Class Play 4. PETER RENTZ, assiduous Technical: Chess Club 23 Linion League 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Chorus 23 Choir 3,43 Hi-Y 2,3,43 Aa-nv .I gala SHIRLEE RICHARDS, loquacious Commercial: Staff Aides 2,33 Chorus 13 Choir 2,3,43 Leaders 2,3,43 Biology Club 23 Office Practice 43 Y-Teen 1,2, 3,43 Student Booster 3,43 Echo Editor- ial Staff 43 Army R.eserves 43 Class Play 4. WARREN RINEI-IART, casual General MARY ELLEN RODEBAUGH, neppy Classical: Library Service 13 Biology Club 23 F.T.A. 2,3,43 Spanish Club 33 Leaders 3,43 Y-Teen 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1, 2,32 Student Booster 3,43 Army Re- serves 33 Army Varsity 4. JOAN ROGERS, mutable Commercial: Office Practice 43 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4. GLENNA ROSHONG, original Commercial: Chorus 2,3,4. PATRICIA RUSHE, merry Commercial: Student Booster 3. DAN SAVAGE, impish Technical DEAN SCHLADORN, witty Classical: Chorus 13 Choir 253,43 Radio Broadcasting 1,2,3,43 Leaders 1,2,3Q Stagecraft 43 Thespian 3,42 Football 1. ELINOR SCHNEIDER, coquettish Classical: Radio Broadcasting 1,2,3,43 Thespians 3,43 Y-Teen 1,2,3,43 Chorus 13 Choir 2,3,43 Class Play 3,43 Echo Editorial Staff 3,43 Student Council 1. VIC SCHOEPPNER, palaestral General: Stagecraft 1,2,3,43 Footblal 1, 2,3,43 Basketball 3,4. JOHN SCHROCK, sharp General: Hi-Y 13 Band 1,2,3,4. PHYLLIS SEITZ, roguish General: Biology Club 23 Y-Teen 1,2,3, 43 Student Booster 3,4. CLIFFORD SHAFER, dexterous General: Band 1,2,3,4. MARTHA ANN SHANK, daring General: Leaders 43 Ofiice Practice 43 Echo Buisness Staff 23 Chorus 1,2Q Second Choir 3 3 Navy Reserve 3 3 Navy Varsity 43 Y-Teen 1,25 Student Coun- cil 2. DANNY SHETLER, contentful Industrial: Chorus 13 Football 1. JOAN SMELTZER, warmhearted Classical: Biology Club 23 Leaders 43 Staff Aides 23 Y-Teen 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Student Boostre 3,4: Navy Varsity 4. DONALD SMITH, sports-minded Commercial LEOLA SMITH, resolute Commercial: Chorus 2g Alexis League 43 Treasurer's Office 3,43 National Honor 3,4. RUTH ANN SNYDER, cheerful Classical: Y-Teen 1,2,3,4j Biology Club 23 Spanish Club 33 Band 1,2,3,4. CYNTHIA SPRING, conscientious General: F. T. A. 3,43 Y-Teen 2,3,43 Ohio History Club 3,43 Chorus 1,2. SALLY STONE, alluring Commercial: Echo Business Staff 1,2j Biology Club 1Pres.l 23 Leaders 2,3,43 Office Practice 43 Chorus 23 Second Choir 33 Choir 43 Alexis League 43 An- nual Editorial tSaff 43 Student Booster 3,43 Y-Teen 1, CSec.J 2,3,43 Army Re- serves 4. BETTY SWICK, carefree Classical: Biology Club 23 Spanish Club 33 Y-Teen 1,2,3,43 Student Booster 3, 43 Chorus 13 Class Play 4. GLORIA SZYMANSKI, vivacious Generali Y-Teen 43 Echo Editorial Staff 43 Forensic League 4. BOB TAUBENSEE, scientific Classical: Ohio History Club 1,2,3,43 Hi-Y 2. RICHARD TAYLOR, clown General: Thespians 3,43 Echo Business Staff 43 Band 2,3,43 Forensic League 43 Class Play 4. JANICE TAYLOR, intrepid General: Biblical Literature 13 Biology Club 23 Y-Teen 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,2Q Student Booster 3,43 Student Council 2. TOM TAYLOR, handsome General: Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 13 Chorus 13 Second Choir 23 Hi-Y 1, QV. Pres.l 2,3,43 Student Council 3. MARY TERSIGNI, understanding General: Ohio History Club 4. RICHARD THOMAS, mannerly Classical: Entered from Beallsville High School 3. BILL TOY, smooth General: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1,2. DORIS TROTT, amiable Commercial: Biology Club 23 Ham's Guild 23 Y Teen 1,2,3,43 Student Boost- er 3,4 3 Office Practice 43 Echo Busi- ness Staff 43 Class Play 33 Chorus 13 Library Service 13 Class V. Pres. 4. JAMES UN GASHICK, intellectual Classical:l Leaders 23 Second Choir 23 Choir 3 3 National Honor Society 3,4. DICK UNGASHICK, polite General PATRICIA VALENTA, affable Home Economics: Y-Teen 1,2. BOB VAN ALMEN, suave Industrial: Entered from McKinley Hi School 23 Basketball 2,3,43 Football 2, 33 Golf 2,3,43 Student Booster 3,4. calmer Bama-aemz.f 45i r l V. v S Q I i L ? l I Zfezvfo JO ANN VAN BENTHUYSEN, colorful Classical: Y-Teen 1,2,3,43 Library Ser- vice 43 Student Booster 3,4Q Chorus 1, 23 Choir 3,4. JOE VEGA, salubrious General: Football 1,2,3,43 Student Council 1. ROBERT VERHEYEN, earnest Technical: Photography 33 Band 1,2, 3,43 Dance Band 1,2,3,4Q Orchestra 2, 33 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4Q Chorus 13 Echo Edi- torial Staff 4. CHARLES VOGELGESANG, likeable Technical: Leaders 1,2,3,4Q Ohio His- tory Club 2,3,43 Hi-Y 43 Class Play 4. ELAINE WAECHTER, sweet Commercial: Biology Club 23 Office Practice 43 Student Booster QV. Pres.J 43 Band 2, QTreas.J 3,42 Y-Teen 1,2, CV. Pres.J 3,4. NANCY WALKER, reliable Classical: Chorus 23 Choir 3,43 Student Booster 43 Y-Teen 1,45 Alexis League 43 Leaders 3,42 Staff Aides 23 Class Play 3. WILLIAM WEIROUGH, even-tempered Classical: Leaders 2,33 Hi-Y 1,2,3. ANNA MAE WERREN, clever Generals Spanish Club 33 Oflice Prac- tice 4g Band 1,2,3,4j Dance Band 2,3, 43 Y-Teen 2,3,4. DICK WHITACRE, friendly General: Band 1,2,3,4. BILL WILLIAMSON, independent General: Football 1,2,3,4.j Basketball 1. HELEN WOJTOWICZ, considerate Classical: Leaders 2,3,43 Echo Business Staff 1,23 Alexis League 43 Y-Teen 13 Student Booster 43 Army Varsity fGr.J 4. MARY LOU WOOLLEY, jocular General: Office Practice 43 Y-Teen 4. SHIRLEY YANT, sprightly Commercial: Entered from Central Catholic 23 Leaders 43 Navy Varsity 3,4. KAY YOUNG, assiduous Classical:'Biology Club 23 Leaders 43 Band 132,33 Chorus 1,22 Choir 3,4Q Alexis League CPres.J 43 National Honor Society 3,43 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4Q Student Booster 3,43 Annual Editorial Staff 43 Class Sec. 43 Navy Reserves 4. RICHARD ZALESKI, cowboy Generali Ohio History Club 4. ANNETTE ZINNIN GER, merrymaker Classical: Library Service 23 Chorus 13 Second Choir 23 Choir 3, 43 Echo Edi- torial Staff 3,43 Echo Business Staff 1,2Q Y-Teen 1,2,3,43 Student Booster 3,4. Q Qzw 9 A Z? fvf ..-n IUNIOR OFFICERS: President, William Iarvis: Secretary, Anna Palumbo: Vice President, Richard Haxtzell: Treasurer, lean Masters. IUNIOR CLASS . . . . . Many meetings like this one were held in planning the annual Prom and the Junior Party, Sweetheart Swirlf' Bill, Rich, Cookie, and Jean worked diligently with the results that these two importnat dances were, complete successes. Even though Chemistry kept this year's industrious juniors busy burning midnight oil, they were well represented in Alexis, Linion, and National Honor. Long hours of practice produced one of the best plays ever given at Lincoln. Our Miss Brooks, with Mary Ann Horner in the title role and a superb supporting cast gave the record size audience a real evening of entertainment. The boys showed their athletic ability in both basketball and foot- ball while the girls, not to be outdone, participated in the thrilling Army- Navy game and groaned loudly of their aches and pains after the annual Girls' Leaders tryouts. Only one more year with the Class of 1952. 48 HOME ROOM 307 FIRST ROW: Julia Hartman, Connie Majors, Donna Evans, Janet Rothermel, Lorraine Rhodes, Nancy Bentivegna, Nancy Swearingen, Barbara Hursh, Twilla White. SECOND ROW: Rita Landers, Down Huffman, Mary Wagner, Shirley Cochran, Barbara Larson, Barbara De- Pew, Barbara Branch, Joyce Higgs, Shirley Hanna. THIRD ROW: Jack Mitchell, Bill Druckenbrod, Russell MISS FAGER Mullaly, Don Davis, Joanne Glass, Carol Shotwell, Barbara Hunter, Paul Olson, Don Burse, Richard Miller. FOURTH ROW: Neil Kettering, Ed Lombardi, Ronald Chismar, Richard Hartzell, Terry Spach, Bill Millhorn, John Brady, Jack Hite, Kenneth Bolom. ABSENT: Harrison Meiser, Ronald Lockhart, Dick Thomas. HOME ROOM 308 FIRST ROW: Coral Hardwick, Pat Muncer, Anna Palamba, Mary Shank, Norma DeStephen, ldella Knupp, Nancy Swab, Beverly Sheffler, Jo Ellen Sprout. SECOND ROW: Sue Bergman, Carol Sneary, Rosemarie Gonzalez, Norma Milliron, Donna Gregory, Mary Lou Hukill, June Steer. THIRD ROW: Jack Feldheimer, Jim Loomis, Martin Daw- MR. HARTER son, Emory Hall, Jack Schaufele, Wayne Leatherman, Richard Dudash. FOURTH ROW: Mike Randazzo, Bill Cordrey, Bob Stevens, Bob Hartzell, Ernest Jenkins, Lanny Byrer, ABSENT: Margie Brant, Roger Christian, Glen Marz, Don Nist, Ronald Rich, Phyllis Terril. l HOME ROOM 312 FIRST ROW: Marian Shively, Betty Bridge, Donna Santa- croce, Delores Bednarz, Donna Sabarese, Marilyn Staley, Dorothy Cornelius, Donna McDonnell, Lucille Oliveri, Au- drey Miller. SECOND ROW: Loretta Hamilton, Mary Lou Postlethwait, .Ioan Johnston, Dixie Moeglin, Mary Lou Nist, Frances MRS. WAGN ER Grinstead, Jane Ludwig, Normajean Helsel. THIRD ROW: Jack Rehfus, Tom Hadjian, Joyce Boughton Rita Maurer, Joanne Lent, Martha Weil, Torn Hornbeclr James Dolan. FOURTH ROW: John Thomas, Louis Capuano, Peter Xides, Dan Scopelite, Glenn Rimmele, Costas Biris, John Elsass. I I HOME ROOM 310-C FIRST ROW: Kay White, Connie Boop, Beverly Bachellor, Joan Wilson, Gurlene Schooler, Peg Beneleit, Beverly Richards, Peggy Zengler Shirlee Hollinger, Pat Weaver, Mona Finley, Barbara Caillet. SECOND ROW: Elaine Dyer, Billie Pappas, Danna Breed- love, Jean Nicholson, Anne Abel, Donna Stokoe, Jean Masters, Patricia Koehler, Pat Meyers, Dorothy Williams. THIRD ROW: James Cugino, Tom Chalfant, Jack Halter, Mn. CASNER Bob Rath, Ronald Keller, Don Lucas, Guy Bertram, Ralph Heidy. FOURTH ROW: lames Russell, James Shemas, John Leh- berger, Herbert Soules, Donald Dick, Roy Tester, Bob ller, Carl Beamer. ASENT: Margaret Toy, Dick Stratton, James Gardner, Ronald Gregory, Gene Hardwick, Glenn Erwin, Edith Dill, Paul Boldt. HOME ROOM 3l0-G , FIRST ROW: Marlene Dennis, Carol Harpst, Glenda Lewis, Nancy Gillespie, Carol Zagray, Dolores Gibson, Shirley Burnside, Donna Sanderson, Carol Dougherty, Barbara Wilkinson, .lane Groves. SECOND ROW: Darleen Hutchinson, Nancy Hughes, Billie Eller, Jane Guest, Edith Burch, Lois Thomas, Nancy Hensel, Dona Dootz, Carolyn Watkins, Faye Moore. THIRD ROW: Rosemary Simpkins, Barbara Miller, Harriett Smith, Esther Robinson, Jo Ann Norris, Alice Porter, Mary Ann Horner, Lou Ann Riseling, Donna Russell. MR. GOWDY FOURTH ROW: Walter Rehfus, Don Blend, .lim Bowman, .lack Mallernee, Bill Kurlinski, Bob Self, Donald McCoy, Kenneth Bailey, Dale May, Dick Stratton. FIFTH ROW: Jim Bischoff, Fred Steer, Ronald Roby, Ronald Pickering, Robert Hammond, Don Dolan, Nick Santarelli, Gene Krumfauf, Vic Jones. ABSENT: Joan Arrendale, Thomas Bellinski, Daryl Dent, David Cassel, James Crawford, Santa Evey, Patty Griffin, William Mottice, Christina Nichols, Kenneth Suter. You NS-.-v vw. 1 l 1 1 3 'S i l l 4 i I l i 1 1 1 , '1 i , l i a , 4 i l 4 l I l l l I 1 l 1 i I l 4 ...MJ Y- - '- --'W W- W- 3 4 1 i ,, N. , 4 ls 5 Q . .4 HJ- X- . a . 3 X l 'N A SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: President, Pat McRoberis: Vice President, Eleanor Hall: Secretary, Larry Garber: Treasurer, De Lorre Haddad SOPHOMORE CLASS . . . . . One of the outstanding events of this year was the big snow. After a vacation of a whole week, our hard Working students, as Well as their teachers found it difficult to come back and get into the swing of things. ' As you can see the sophomores chose expert snow-ballers to lead them in their second year at Lincoln. They also proved to be capable planners and the sophs had the time of their lives at their gala party. When the curtain rose on the 1951 Band Concert, I was able to spot several members of the Class of '53 giving out with their best, happily anticipating the Military Ball. Long hours of practice ibut I bet they enjoyed itl were put into perfecting the May Fiesta. It was, as in the past, as spectacular and appealing as a Broadway Musical. Next year they'll be upper classmen! '54 5 x M Q Sift 1 MA fj .,f.-,. ,Nl . ,.u, ..ff' T G I HOME ROOM Ill MR. HILDEBRAND FIRST ROW: Darla Lewis, Nancy McConnell, .lean Gilles- THIRD ROW: Donald Boldt, James Aneshansley, Mike Di pie, Jane Wagner, Connie Rehfus, Shirley Evans, Sylvia Giacomo, Reta Cordrey, Shirley Marks, Johnny Wilson Ondak, Dorothy Plues. Chuck Hill, Louis Hanaod. SECOND ROW: Pauline Jhona, Viola Zavarella, Joan FOURTH ROW: .lack Sopp, Bill Fitch, James Beebe, Joe Styer, Barbara Kettler, Marianna Mumma, Carol Griesen, Brindlinger, Joe Melchior, George Salapack. Gerry Lou Shunkwiler. . A ABSENT: Tom Koplock, Eugene Mitchell, Carol Jones. I fl: fd V gf E ff . ' f l .4 0 ef 4, J G2 D 5.1 lr 7 HOME ROOM 20l FIRST ROW: Shirley VanBenthuysen, Dolores Moomaw, Rosemary Neff, Donna Boswell, Vivian Fuelling, Charlotte Ferguson, Diane Wattle. SECOND ROW: George Knupp, Mary Robbins, Ann West, Ann Husted, Dolores Lukens, Louise Downerd, Dorothy Gordon, Jack Kohler. MR. FORD THIRD ROW: Delorre Haddad, Bob Taylor, .lack Stover Charles Miller, Michael Beville, David Burk, Ronald Lang: Patrick McRoberts. ABSENT: Nancy Clarke, Doreda Harmon, Dave Philabaum, David Post, Dan Schoeppner, Andy Smith. 'li X, HOME ROOM 202 FIRST ROW: Donna Lashley, Rae Burns, Patricia Duren, Margaret Nelson, Shirley Clark, Doris Lukens, Carol Ann Smith, Mauna Flary, Nancy McVay, Kathryn Yarger. SECOND ROW: Eileen Vance, Sara Banks, Lockie Beveridge, Charlotte Granchi, Jackie Burnbrier, Shirley Q., ,V n ' West, Marlene Teagarglen, Lettie Steinexck, Dorothy West. ,ln . , K , .Q I of . .Q If MR. KUEHNLE THIRD ROW: Keith Poyser, Frank Ferrara, Edgar Seibert, Maurice Phillippi, Larry Garber, Dick Haines, Dale Kohler, Herbert Miller, Ronald Moore. FOURTH ROW: Daniel Rodgers, Aurel Damian, Thomas Lennon. ILLW H X ir. HOME ROOM 203 FIRST ROW: June Baxter, Jeanne Stucker, Gayle Fisher, Shirley Hufler, Josephine Barbera, Kathleen Evans, Betti Baum, Carol Hamilton, Sue Hendershott. SECOND ROW: Ralph Jewell, Ruth Shetler, Sherry Bicker- staff, Carol Blauch, Shirley Bobby, Mary Burris, Doris MISS PUTERBAUGH Caillett, Sylvia Kopf, Ellen Rose Mitchell, Jack Diehl. THIRD ROW: Quay Franklin, Richard Corbit, Jim Mc- Carthy, Jim Lessig, Clifford Amos, Thomas Graybill Robert Bremkamp, Joe Giannini, Roy Pleis, Edwin Muckley ABSENT: Richard Meister, John Cain, Eleanor M. Hall. I HOME ROOM 204 FIRST ROW: Sandra Benson, Jane Christiansen, Barbara Burch, Jeannine Laase, Virginia Monastra, Elaine Masek, Louise Slingluff, Carol Scheurer, Mary Dougherty, Gail Jones. SECOND ROW: Carol Portmann, Mary Needham, Mary Stark, James Brown, James McQuaid, Ed VanAlmen, Judy MISS HOPKINS Rimmele, Barbara Federman, Barbara Wood. THIRD ROW: Andrew Arena, Roger Crisp, Martin Tausch, Robert Kitson, Clarence Watson, David Mikusa, William Ault, Richard Grubbs, Eugene Bond. ABSENT: Charles Borgen, Nancy Lombardi. 4 HOME ROOM 205 FIRST ROW: Carol Wolfe, Alice Frecker, Joan Huggins, Shirley Dixon, Annabelle Carrick, Shirley Harbert, Cleeta McPherson, Josephine Martino, Joan Saunders. SECOND ROW: Jack Simendinger, Bill Glasgo, Eleanor Mizer, Pat Richter, Mary Jane McCloskey, Mary Lau Krynock, Carol .lones,'John Vallos, Robert Morgan. K. MISS STAUDT THIRD ROW: Dick Sponseller, David Petroff, Jim Cookson Bill Fashbaugh, Chick Porrazzo, Jack Polen, Ronald Grisez James Lindesmith. ABSENT: Bob Warehime, Dick Middaugh, Barbara Morse Ben Kish. 57 I f. 1 1 HOME ROOM 206 MR. CHERRY FIRST ROW: Beverly Horbert, Carol Krumlauf, Bonnie Louis DiRuzza, Bill Turpin, Richard Brown, Harold Myers, Priest, Nancy Camarata, Carol Fankhauser, Darlie Flinner, Tom Mitchell. Pat wallace, Marjorie Sanford. FOURTH ROW: George Michael, Bernard McFadden, Nor- SECOND ROW: Kathleen Melvin, Patty Sichler, Darlene man Ebey, Richard Wilson, Fred Johnson, Paul Jameson, Oyster, Sina Swant, Sally Anthony, Jean Beedy. Dennis Sponseller. THIRD ROW: Tom Hill, Richard Marran, Charles Shafer, ABSENT: Jenell Kimrey, Regina Dietz, James Ramey. HOME ROOM 207 MR. SCHWAB FIRST ROW: Vicky Vitale, Joanne Meese, Sharlene Jack- THIRD ROW: David Brechbill, David Helsel, Edward son,, Margarita Keller, Helen Haney, Sue Allison Hallie Pickering, Bill Young, Ronald Nicoll, Bob Ross. Hall, Barbara Moss. FOURTH ROW: Bill Deibel, Willard George, Jim Wilson, SECOND ROW: Donna Milosevich, Eva Nell Graves, Jean George Waggoner, Tom Koller, David Snyder. Rance, Stella Evangelista, Nancy Lee, Cynthia Young, ABSENT: Robert Gaddis, Joanne Masalko, Alluren Mar- Loura Colvin, Joyce Kopf. cere, Carl Wilson. 58 'Mlrfigjjlipoiwl We H,-A,-m,J ' 0 HOME ROOM ZIO FIRST ROW: Lois Hein, Joanne Bartrug, Shirley Collins, Eleanor McNamara, Iva Jean Mills, Helen Corey, Eleanor Hall, Rita Snelbaker, Betty Breedlove, Dolores Mangus. SECOND ROW: Gene Yokes, Pat Finlen, Geraldine New- bauer, Jacqueline Morrow, Martha Phillips, Shirley Koller, MISS GRIMES Edris Bussard, Carlotta Lee, Jackie Williamson, Bill Queen THIRD ROW: Jim Lutz, Bill Blanchard, Ronald Addington Tom Hyde, Jim Tharp, Morris Meadow, Charles Villard Ronnie DeChellis, Donald Selby, Jim Keck, Richard Stidd. HOME ROOM Zll FIRST ROW: Thelma New, Pauline Daniluk, Pat Heckman, Gladis Kaufman, Marjorie Phillips, Barbara Finlen, Sondra Adams, Ilene Miller, Mary Gates, Carol Smith. SECOND ROW: Donald Lung, Richard Koller, Shirley Granstaff, Beverly Mahaffy, Betty Stephanie, Carrie Roth, MISS SMITH Bonnie Mason, Joyce Kenney, Donald Treese, Robert Leach. THIRD ROW: Michael Vignos, Ronald Pritchard, Ronald Emerick, Donald Yohn, Donald Morris, Bill Haldi, Carl Bratton, Joe Seich, Bob Vega. ABSENT: Kenneth Snyder. 4 m A N ..J.f ,Q 1 ' I I 1 A 1 W , Z ,,,,,, , ,WW , ,W , ,, ,,,, ,, -W ,, FRESHMAN OFFICERS: Vice President, Donald Davis: Treasurer, Ioan Lappin: Secretary, Helen Breedlove: President. Sandra Harris FRESHMAN CLASS . . . . . This year's freshies started their career by electing four very capable oflicers. Sandra has the unique honor of being one of the few feminine presidents in the history of Lincoln. Their class party was well attended and very typical of most be- ginning dances. The boys, just a little shy and unsure of their brand new two-step needed a little coaxing, but after they found out how much fun it was, they didn't want to go home until the last chord was sounded. The frosh football and basketball teams turned in excellent records and five Freshman Amazons received berths on Army and Navy Re- serves. The Y-Teen and Hi-Y formals held quite a thrill for these new- comers to Lincoln, but they soon learned to feel at home waltzing to the strains of some top tune at beautiful Moonlight Ballroom. Next year the halls Won't seem so long, the auditorium so huge, or the homework so difficult. 62 HOME ROOM l-F FIRST ROW: Barbara Lung, Deborah Featheringham, Vivian Haddad, Carol Ackley, June Fuelling, Shirley Os- borne, Nancy Deardorff, Evelyn English. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Klaas, Judith Baird, Donna Morris, Gloria Beitler, Mary Riddle, Martha Beatty, Arlene Bond, Mary Wells, Dolores Rodriguez. THIRD ROW: Thomas Purcell, .lack Nichelson, .lack Win- MRS. FRANCIS chell, Winfield Umlauf, Bruce Miller, George Strahl, Franklin Kerry. ' FOURTH ROW: David Culp, Ronald Stradnicky, Ronald Spring, Karl Marchand, David Solberg, Bill Buda, Wayne H ' . ABSEJIT: Donna Pearson, George Seich, Anno Smith, Fred Schmidt. HOME ROOM l-M FIRST ROW: Nancy Hoffman, Carol Dively, Vada Stephens, Shirley Cass, Nancy Davis, Shirley Schreffler, Jane Etris, Sandra Ford, Joanne Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: Joann Russell, Betty Kasler, Shirley Kleck- ner, Constance Harper, Betty Cramer, Nancy Loomis, Shirley Glev, Janet Neff, Shirley Burkett. THIRD ROW: Walter Webb, Ronald Hoffer, Edvard MISS MEDVED 0nd-wk. Jim BYYGIII, Louis Maggiore, Dick Davis, Mike Kehoe, Homer Duell. FOURTH ROW: Jim Stokoe, James Hupp, Richard Lang- man, Robert Tolle, Bill Jacobs, Norman Augustine, Charles Whetsel. ABSENT: John Sepos. Home Room 101 MR. Bl-UE FIRST ROW: Betty Queen, Thelma Squires, Haroldine Charles Weaver, William Kettering, Donald Bourquin Graham, Susan Sanford, Donna Groves, Nancy Unkefer, Ronald Benach. 5'5 5 ' N 'Y e'9e YW D 9 ' rounrn now- Jack Nichols Marvin Heath oo.. Lecklit- SIECOND Row! John Marchmne' Nancy Leldner' Lynda ner, Bob Hoobler, Darrell McCabe, John Wolfe, Darrell anNostran, Ins Ann Jameson, Jocquelyn Fraser, Carolyn Ch e Wise, Ann Fenton, Charles Pedreira. eyn Y' THIRD ROW: Robert Culp, Duane Gabel, Ronald Decker, ABSENT: Andrew Lashua, Dixon Henry, James Thomas HOME ROOM l02 MISS STONE FIRST ROW: Carolyn Lewis, Donna Butler, Retta Rooney, THIRD ROW: Thomas Bialoto, William Martino, John Barbara Niebel, Betty Dyer, Francia Ames, Carmel Cug- Brendus, Gary Hand, Nick Kotema, Carl Kiddey, Lewis liari, Lila White, Nancy Marie Stroia. - - SECOND Row: Patricia Snyder' Carolyn Howarth, Cam' McFarland, Robert Frerstas, Robert Bordnell, Paul Croco. Wheeler, Laura Wilson, Marilyn Schoser, Donna Work- ABSENT: James Varner, Victor DeOrio, Joan Jefferies, man, Helen Grimm, Shirley Mottice. , Winston Miller, Donald Duggar. 64 I . HOME ROOM l03 FIRST ROW: Norma Jenkins, Jeanne Mossouh, Catherine Xides, Lois Ochsenfeld, Judith Mullaly, Patricia White, Mary Ann Schuler, Donna Gay, Margaret Szasz, Linda Howarth. SECOND ROW: Roy McGregor, Nancy Hill, Judith Daniels, Charlotte Reese, Dorothy Butler, Donna Fitzgerald, Patricia Kirkbride, Lois Dyer, David Grinstead. MISS KURTZ THIRD ROW: Richard Briggs, Kenneth Birkhimer, Jack Singer, Robert Barr, Fred Perrenoud, Norman Urban, Lawrence Little, Richard Vogelgesang. FOURTH ROW: Gene Garrison, Robert Honkins, Ronald Battista, Donald Kovacs, David Rosenberry, Jerry Grisez, David Mohney, William Archinal. ABSENT: Dorothy Davis, David Seaton, James Stauffer. HOME ROOM l04 FIRST ROW: Connie Lee Grove, Wanda Myers, Sonia Oleno, Beverly Wilson, Carol Young, Beverly Edwards, Nancy Hahn, Darlene Geckler. SECOND ROW: John Flickinger, Marie Wallace, .lacquelyn Stebler, Annetta Singo, Sally -Copeland, Sandra Harris, Carole Young, Victor Uicich. THIRD ROW: Glenn Himebaugh, James Kirkland, Richard MR. JON ES Meister, Holden Rosenberry, William Kuntz, Robert Mast, William Sciury. FOURTH ROW: Todd Palmer, Fred Dauterman, Wesley Whitmyer, Larry Renner, Ernest Arbuckle, Harold Moore, Leslie Howick. ABSENT: Carl Dietz, Nancy Bishop, Harold Bennett, Franklin Parrish. Home Room los Miss HICKMAN FIRST ROW: Donna Stefonick, Vivian Archinal, Barbara THIRD ROW: John Mercorelli, Richard Masters, James Kisela, Alberta Zimmer, Phyllis Holton, Marsha Olena, Brown, Robert Eschliman, Jerry Williams, Donald Davis, Barbara Getzina, Dolores Morales, Etha Kurzinsky. Donald Copper, Mac Thiessen, James Blake. SECOND ROW: Carol Weaver, Delores Pic'one, Jack ASENT: Helen Arnold, Dan Filimon, Charles Graves, Schmidt, Robert Rosso, David Petrick, Eugene Skapura, Myrtle Jones, Nick Zoblo, Pat Coran, James Dech, William Dingey, Roseann Richmond, Carol Hardesty. Carolyn Long. HOME ROOM 106 MR. MILLER R FIRST ROW: Pdf Mi9li011i, RUN' MOYQUII, JCCI! Toy, Boldizsor, Norma Crisp, Wayne Wilhelm.- Eyssen' e F e' My 5 Rm Mme THIRD ROW: Mariana Hun, 'rom Beck, Richard oem- 5 SECOND ROW: Robert Darkoff, Charlotte Lord, Pat qlwle. Wayne Sfiner, Phil Sclwchert. Don Nehlem 307 Maloney, Mary Papa, Joan Loppin, Dawn Cassler, Arlene Harper, Hovrard Rutter. ABSENT: Ralph Kline. 1 66 HOME ROOM 108-B ' FIRST ROW: Monna Goldbourn, Delyte Dunn, Helen Breedlove, Merry Ann Chopson, Shirley Duesler, Connie Pennell, Luella Greene, Nona Hamill. SECOND ROW: Wilbur Shreffler, Ronald Schaffert, Robert West, Pat Cugini, Phyllis Butcher, George McCarthy, Stan- ley Kiehl, Lea Barbera. THIRD ROW: Joanne Rinehart, Anita Nickles, Rita Ber- MR. BEAMER nard, Virginia Adams, Margaret Mosser, Ruth House- holder, Betty Lou Rance, Rosemarie Holliday. FOURTH ROW: William Wallington, David Geyer, James Ferrell, Don Dennis, Beverly Bale, Don Marino, Robert Strobel, Ronald Martin. ABSENT: Harold Koehler, Carol Lessman, Ronald Miller, John Ott. HOME ROOM 108-S FIRST ROW: Ruth Anne Baker, Lucille Stout, Leonore Lomazzo, Barbara Guittar, Ruth Glass, Constance Cor- nelius, Rita Olivieri, Jean Davis, Nancy Kish. SECOND ROW: Barbara Ladd, Marjorie Thomas, Joyce -Weaver, Berneice Harmon, Donna Nestor, Paula Moran, Nancy Maxwell, Peggy Carr, Beverly Blackledge. MISS STAUFFER THIRD ROW: Hale Richter, Paul Hoce, Jerry Brown, Jim Russell, Bill Slabaugh, John Ashbaker. FOURTH ROW: Aletha Hughes, Jim Essinger, Harry Mallett, Benny Beebe, Larry Kelley, Melvia Schmidt. ABSENT: Paul Williams, Charles Platt, Carl Neale. HOME ROOM H0 MR. RANDELS FIRST ROW: Shirley Neale, Ruth Larson, Phyllis Schuchert, smith, David Dovidio, John DeSantis. Sondra Lover, Irene Welch, Marla Kay Boltz, Barbara Miller, Susan Rodebaugh. THIRD ROW: Eddie Sponseller, Ted Hyde, Russel Cham- secorw now: Anthony swam, 'rom cram, Rim Mor- bw. Mm Bow, HW Ffsm. Mk Sfvlicnv. Wayne lan, Beverly Fabinak, Rulhann Kendig, Margaret Klingen- Ryan, Herman Gonzalez, Christ Pappas. A .,'. iv, .V .W T. .gg ,.-, A ,,, ,, I re I R R v s s R r in gpecw r n, if X A VL , Y' , .,,. .,,, ,17,, can 'll . ' . g Q , Q , ,fx K K VV,V I krrkkh r r . , X3 5 , rnrrs I , yTV,,.,. f V I, -M N M I - Q . , -4 Ks- - ' WL , ,,,: A ,,ge,.., ,.1, 11.- - .. ' .2 I , A I , ff f fglfxay , , 1 ,A ,Ji J f M Ql! in E- .,, nvzz? EE: n, 3 ,ff Li 3 hgva ,,.,,' ff ,lxi E ltyyy 5 JV f V Vlly ?ff51gL?3 f, ivlaiffr 68 ,f av v -ir YY-W-, -1 4 X x 1 X Y M ,,, 1 -i PM x f V . Y L 1 + 1 1 . J , Lo - WWW 5 M7 M? .. f Xfff' UNCC Wx LWXQOL N vs Leu N20 ?QffE5P 27. 'UMKQN rx,- LL SCOQQ5 f G WXSSXLLON ' M N' 0 WW f 33 L , VYMNLEY YOSOUW ' o emma? HW' smouswf 25 vo.cMr1e TON LXN f O MLXANCE NCOLN 52 Y 7 X VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: I. Veqa, B. Diebel. I. Turner, T. Mitchell, B. Warehime, G. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: V. Schoepnner, P. Boldt, M. Tauch. B. Oefiineqr, L. Garber, D. Haddad, B. Williamson, I. Dogoli, G. Hardwick. THIRD ROW: B. Toy, D. Dent. D. Snyder, T. Taylor, I. Wilson, R. Hartzell, B. Iarvis, E. Seibert, C. Amos, I. Crawford. FOURTH ROW: E. Lombardi. G. Marz, B. Bush, B. Queen, A. Bleahu, B. Groetz, R. Christian. A. Smith, I. Lessig, D. Cassel- LINCOLN 12 - 0 TIMKEN Our Lincoln Lions presented Coach Fife with something he hasn't experienced since he assumed the role of head football master. The gift of a 12--0 triumph over the Timken Trojans represented a three-fold accomplishment. It was the first opening game decision for the jovial Lion tamerg it also marked his initial decision over the intra-city rival: and last, the victory equalled the entire previous victory output Fife has enjoyed in the two seasons. LINCOLN 0 -- 40 MASSILLON Once again the Lions met with Massillon's Tigers, rated number one in Ohio at the time. Much bigger and faster than Lincoln. the Bengals took a first quar- ter lead of 7-0. As the second period started, the spirited Lions tightened up on defense and their offense began moving. Massillon's massive line held at the crucial moments, however, and Lincoln failed to score. The Lions threatened to score again in the final stanza as Vic Schoeppner broke away on a long jaunt deep into enemy territory only to lose the ball on a fumble. Massillon scored a total of six times in the whole game adding four extra points to make a total of 40 to Lincoln's 0. 73 ALEX BLEAHU BILL BUSH JOE DOGOLI BILL GROETZ BILL OEFFINGER VIC SCHOEPPNER TOM TAYLOR BILL -my ,og VESA sm WILLIAMSON PAUL soLoT 74 DAVE CASSEL RON CHISMAR ROGER CHRISTIAN JIM CRAWFORD DON DAVIS DARYL DENT RICH HARTZEL BILL mnvls so LoMsAnm BILL MOTTICE BILL QUEEN 75 LINCOLN 14 - 13 LEHMAN We regained our domination over Lehman's Polar Bears in a thrill- ing 14--13 triumph, but only after the Lions set up an impregnable barrier to thwart our foes in a plunge-for-point attempt shortly before the game ended. The Bears electing to run the ball instead of trying to repeat their earlier successful place kick, handed the ball to halfback Arnold who was met by a host of Lions in the center of the line and downed way short of the goal. Thus the injury-riddled corps averted the third straight tie in the bitter 10-game rivalry. LINCOLN 0 - 32 MCICINLEY The Lions suffered their second setback of the '50 season at the hands of one of Lincoln's oldest rivals, the McKinley Bulldogs. McKinley, rated as one of the state's best, was held to a 6-0 lead until the closing seconds of the first half when the Bulldogs got their second tally. The second half was all McKinley even though Lincoln fought with an undying effort. The Lions penetrated deep into Bulldog territory more than once but each opportunity was nullified by penalties. McKinley scored once again in the third quarter and twice in the fourth. At the final gun the score read, McKinley 32, Lincoln 0. LINCOLN 6 - 27 YOUNGSTOWN SOUTH Youngstown South, the only eleven Lincoln managed to beat in 1949, squared matters in a 27--6 romp over the visiting Lions. Lincoln, whose spirited bid in the first quarter for a touchdown was squelched by a pass interception on the host's 22 yard line, scored on a 20 yard center smash by back Vic Schoeppner. The play was set up when tackle Bill Groetz covered a fumbled punt on the South 25 just seconds before the third quarter ended. 76 l l 1 l ....J RESERVE FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: D. Schoeppner, George, Mitchel, Amos, Garber, Mitchel, Thomas. SECOND ROW: Snyder, Dent, Lockhart, Seibert, Smith, Erwin, Philabaum. THIRD ROW: Wagner Dean Lessig Wilson, Deibel, Tosh. ' ' ' LINCOLN 0 -- 52 BARBERTON The Lions went into the Barberton game with the intention of toppl- ing the powerful Magics from their berth as Ohio's number three team. Barberton, under the leadership of former Lincoln mentor, J unie Ferral, had other ideas and proved it to the tune of 52-0 in their favor. Lincoln's main scoring threat came in the second quarter after a pass interception by Bill Bush. Jarvis then tossed a long aerial to Bill Toy who carried the pigskin to the Magics two. Time ran out and the half ended nullifying the threat. LINCOLN 6 - 20 SANDUSKY Sparked once again by the running fullback Vic Schoeppner, the Lincoln Lions sank their teeth into another unbeaten giant at Sandusky and make a great showing before succumbing, 20-6. Lincoln battled the Blue Streaks on even terms for three quarters, trailing by the margin of an extra point, 7-6. Lincoln couldn't get much of an offensive started after the touch- down although their alignment held the opposition at bay until the final period. The loss was the fifth for the Lions against two wins. All the losses against unbeaten elevens. 'I7 5 If W r FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: DeOrio, Brown, Hyde, Renner, Martin, Kehoe, Chambers, Patrick. SECOND ROW: Off, Perrenoud, Ryan, Lecklightner, Ebey, Pappas, Scurry, Webb, Russel. THIRD ROW: Schmidt, Brown, Nehlen, Kelly, Grinstead, Eschliman, Schukert, Maggiare. FOURTH ROW: Longman, Ujeich, Solberg, Hoobler, Mellet, Thiessen, McGregor. LINCOLN 25 - 6 CHANEY Lincoln literally swam to their third victory of the season as they downed the Chaney Cowboys in a constant rainfall. The win snapped a four game losing streak for the Lions who also rolled up their biggest score of the season. The first half was a game of give and take as both teams sought to become accustomed to the mud. With less than two minutes remaining, Vic Schoeppner tossed to Cassel for a Lion T. D. and the same two con- nected for the extra point. In the second half Lincoln continued to rush ahead on three touch- down runs, all by Schoeppner. His efforts, however, were aided by Junior Dogoli and the fine blocking of the Lincoln line. 78 ' LQ! LINCOLN 0 - 27 ALLIANCE A fighting but outclassed Lincoln eleven went down in defeat before the crushing play of the Alliance Aviators. Although the Lions failed to advance the ball beyond the enemy 20 yard stripe, at least four Lincoln players making their final appearance in Lion uniforms came through with excellent performances. They Were: Alex Bleahu, Vic Schoeppner, Joe Dogoli, and Bill Bush. The first half was played on almost even terms with the Lions hold- ing Alliance to one tally. In the second stanza, however, the Aviator power came to life as they scored three more times to put the game on ice. 79 ,, FOOTBALL COACHES MANAGERS TOP ROW: Lett to right: Jim Wilson, Guy Bertram, Jim Mitchell, Bob Holland. BOTTOM ROW: Don Lung, Dick Davis, .Bob Barr. Left to right: George Luther, Charles For- rest, John Fife, Louis Ryman. 80 MR. CARTER For the past nine years the position of faculty manager at Lincoln High School has been held by Mr. Ellis Carter, who is one of Lincoln's most ardent supporters. Schedule making, ordering equipment, and hiring refereeslare but a few of his many duties. Mr. Carter also teaches third year alge- bra and solid and plane geometry. BASKETBALL COACHES Left to right: Frank Garfield George Luther, Louis Ryman. 81 CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: M SE argie Hoolfler, Loretta Harruilton, Beverly Herbert. COND ROW. Jane Ludwrg, Jaclue Burnbuer, Delores Evangelism 82 BASKETBALL MANAGERS Left to right: Don Bourquin, Ed Seibert, Jim M CHEERLEADER MANAGER ' Dick Carpenter 5 83 VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Bob Van Alman, Vic Jones, Jim Keck, .lim Bowman, Alex Bleahu Blll Queen Chuck Mlller Paul Boldt Bull Cordrey SECOND ROW: Dave Cossel, LINCOLN 34 -- 52 SEBRING Following a rather close first quarter, the Lions just couldn't combat the offer- ings of Sebring's taller and veteran Trojans. Heading the Lincoln lineup were forward Alex Bleahu, who still was nursing a wrist fracture, with 8 points, and guard Bob Van Alman with 7. The Lincoln quintet was piloted by asist- ant coach Lou Ryman, during the absence of the head mentor, Chuck Forrest, who is confined to his home because of illness. LINCOLN 40 - 54 LOUISVILLE The Lincoln Lions started their basket- ball season on the wrong foot as they drop- per a 54-40 decision to the Louisville Leop- ards on the Winners floor. Van Alman was the Lion's only offensive hope as he caged 18 points whi'le center Ron Kuster, besides being the main rebound man for the Lions, tossed in 8 points. LINCOLN 35-44 TIMKEN Timken retained their series domination over Lincoln as the Lions dropped a 44-35 decision. The.game was fast and rough all tha away through with 50 personal fouls ca e . Boldt led the Lions with 18 points. 5150! Ll 7.4-2-H 49 FIRST ROW: John Thomas, Eddie Van Almen SECOND ROW: Tom Mitchell, Delorre LINCOLN 45-54 MINERVA Lincoln's fighting Lions put in a strong bid for victory but the Minerva .cagers had too much all around playing strength. Lincoln trailed by quarter marks of 18- 10, 31-21, and 37-29. Bob Van Alman led the losers with 14 points. LINCOLN 35 , John Simondinger, Jack Rehfus, Dave Philaboum. Haddad, Jim Lessig, Bob Rath, Carl Wilson. LINCOLN 41 - 44 CHANEY Lincoln made a valiant effort to salvage an even split for local quintets against the Steel City opponents, but the luckless Lions made the mistake of slowing up after they had assumed a five-point lead mid-way in the final quarter. Lincoln meshed 17 of 59 shots from the iield and 7 of 17 fouls. 1 1 L 1, ,LQ J 48 L1-:HMAN ii if f 4 f ' The Lehman Polar Bears, exhibiting a 'lm iz-H if slow, deliberate attack which gained mo- 7' mentum as the game progressed. defeated a fighting but outclassed LincolniLion crew if 48-35. Lehman hit on 18 of 55 shots from the fl field and 12 of 19 tries from the foul line. Lincoln connected on 12 of 51 from the field and 11 of 22 shots from the double stripe. Boldt won individual honors with 13 counters. 85 5 .Ll1 v , ,Y , - 1 5? fx? Eff 25? :xg 552 xv 251 i Q ZZ as ek 3 5 E Q , ff W , 55 2 1. E ,f 3 5 S 2 ,Q iff 5 EA ' 5 - E S F E ga L 3 as Q ,A 9 4 n 11 i' , v , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 -4 1 1 1 1 A...1.....J. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Fred Schmidt, Bob Rosso, Bob Barr, Louis Maggoire, Don Bourquin, Edwin Hyde SECOND ROW: Bob Eschliman, Philip Schucherf, Dave Solberg, Dick Longman, Bob Hoobler, Dick Davis, Don Nehlen, Paul Hoce. LINCOLN 45 - ALLIANCE 76 Lincoln's basketeers dropped another decision to the red-hot Alliance Aviators. After a 13-13 first quarter deadlockg the Avrators pulled speedily away with other quarter leads of 34-23 and 57-33. Bob Van Almen captured scoring hon- ors with 17 points. LINCOLN 40 Lehman and Lin LINCOLN 44 - MASSILLON 78 Massillon's shooting exhibition came to life in the third quarter when they poured in a total of 31 points after being on the short end of the score in the first quarter and leading only 28--21 at intermission. Van Almen and Jones, Linco1n's pint- sized guards, had 10 points each. - LEHMAN 43 coln staged a thrilling finish to a pair of dull campaigns when the Polar Bears came from behind to de- feat the Lions. The Lions held the upper hand in field goals, 16 of 55 shots to 15 of 51 for the Bears. 88 OTHER BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Ron Kuster, Bob Holland, Vlc Scboeppner, Jerry Mosley 89 Bovs' LEADERS MF- KETTERING FIRST ROW: Bill Kettering, Charles Weaver, Bill Lur- Paul Hoce, Ed Ondak, Paul Cioca. THIRD ROW: Don pin Stanley Kiehl, Ed Sponseller, Don Lung, .lack Koh- Boone, Gene Yokes, Ronald Addington, Maurice Phillippi, lei-,I Bill Dingy. SECOND ROW: Bob Holland, Norman Bill Beck, Bob Bremkamp, Kenneth Suter, Ronald Hoffer. Green, Harrison Meiser, Jack Diehl, Darrell McCabe, Among the many activities for boys at Lincoln, Boys' Leaders rates near the top. Headed by Mr. Kettering, the club boasts of 25 to 30 mem- bers With Bob Holland as president. The main function of Leaders is to give boys interested in physical culture an opportunity to develop their muscles and learn the use of apparatus such as parallel bars and springboard. There are no special requirements to be met in order to qualify for membership. Anyone who joins can be sure of a good time and a fine course in physical education. 90 BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: lim Mitchell. Mgr.: Bill McDonald, Mgr.: Louis Hanood. Mgr.: lim Cookson, Ioe Dogoli. SECOND ROW: Bill Oeifinger. Francis Smith. Ronnie Chismar. Vic Shoeppner, Ierry Mosely. Ed Lombardi. Ierry Mcmey. THIRD ROW: Dale Lanqmcm. Don Guittar, Bill Icrrvis, Bill Hutchinson, Alex Bleahu. Bill Bush, Larry Halter, Walt Kress. TENNIS TEAM l Left to right: Bradley Bolster. Dave Bowman. Bob Coleman. Don Boone. 91 GIRLS' LEADERS FIRST ROW: Donna Santacrace, Jean Rance Verna- mae McQuaid, Peg Beneleit, Marian Ball, Nancy, Walker Shirley Yant, Wilma McCandlish, Barbara Hursh SEC: OND ROW: Mona Finley, Dona Dootz, Joyce,Higgs Sally Stone, Martha Shank, Shirlee Richards, Carolyn Cowie, Beverly Couts,, Nancy Hensel, Shirley Mallcheck. THIRD ROW: Gerry Shunkwiler, Eileen Vance, Joan Smeltzer, Donna' Breedlove, Carol Sneary Barbara Miller Sue Hendershot, Dawn Hoffman, Mary Fllen Rodebaughf FOURTH ROW: Pat Miller, Joyce Barr, Joanne Lent, M ary Ann Horner, Sally Anthony, Patty Cupples, Helen Wojtowicz, Carol Scheurer, Kay Young. ABSENT: Pat Babb. Any girl interested in athletics certainly has a desire to belong to the Girls' Leaders Club. Members are chosen from those who try out in the spring. They are selected for their ability in tumbling, apparatus, basketball, and volleyball. Their character, grades, and sportsmanship are also taken into consideration. Under the able direction of Miss Ruth Schmidt, the club ofiicers are: President, Mary Ellen Rodebaughg V. Pres- ident, Wilma McCandlishg Secretary, Beverly Couts. Handling the money is Pat Miller and planning parties is Joyce Barr. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS FIRST ROW: Anne Husted, Beverly Couts, Mary Ellen Rodebaugh, Carol Zagray, Joanne Lent. SECOND ROW: Marlene Dennis, Joan Lappin, Dorothy Kloos, Carolyn Watkins, Edith Burch, Barbara Caillet. RUNNERS-UP FIRST ROW: Alice Frecker, Joan Wilson, Jean Rance, Mary Stark, Mary Ellen Needham. SECOND ROW: Wilma McCandlish, Betty Baum, Pat Richter, Dawn Hoffman. BASKETBALL CHAMPS FIRST ROW: Jean Masters, Donna Russell, Mary Ellen Rodebaugh, Susan Rodebaugh, Betty Range, SECOND ROW: Shirley Kleckner, Shirley Harbert, Lucille Stout, Jean Rance. RUN N ERS-UP FIRST ROW: Vernamae McQuaid, Ruth Shetler, Joan Smeltzer, Donna Stefonick. SECOND ROW: Dawn Hoffman, Ela Fitzgerald, Carol Blanch, Marilyn Schaser. Y YVVY ,l..l..4 ARMY VARSITY Joyce Barr, Barbara Miller, Mary Ellen Rodebaugh, Captain Ruth Foreman, Joan Wilson, Sally Stone, Joanne Lent, Beverly Couts. ABSENT: Glenda Lewis, Manager Helen Wajtowitz ARMY 27 - 21 NAVY Before a capacity crowd the feminine basketeers of Lincoln High battled to a 27-21 victory for Army in the school gym on March 9. The two teams were very evenly matched which was clearly shown by the quarter scores. Navy led 4-3 at the end of the first period but Army gained superiority the second quarter, remaiinng on top the rest of the game 11-9, 20-13 and 27-21. Shirley Yant of Navy was the top scorer of both teams with 11 but Army's Barb Miller followed close behind with 10. ARMY RESERVE : C ' 5h'l R' h d , AI BoId'zar, Susan Rodebaugln, Jeanne Massouh, F152-li sigma, ETS? Snelairy? Sllglgy llanriaingat Rithter, Mona Finley, Mgr. Donna Russell 94 NAVY VARSITY Gerry Shunkwiler, lean Rance. Shirley Yant, Donna Santacroce. Captain Wilma McCand1ish, Mariha Shank, Marian Ball. Ioan Smeltzer, Mary Ann Horner, Manager Patty Miller. ARMY - NAVY RESERVE The most exciting event of the evening came during the last quarter of the reserve game when Army, trailing by 31-19, rallied to lose by only one point to the capable Navy cagers. Ruthie Shetler, Navy forward was high point maker of both games with fifteen but Army's freshman for- ward, Jean Massouh, was close behind with thirteen. A comical exhitition of girls' rules was portrayed by a group known as the Harlem Globetrotters and the All-Americans between the two games. Harlem Globetrotters were Lincoln Students and All-Americans were Lincoln teachers and fathers of girls on the teams. NAVY RESERVE FIRST ROW: Annetta Singo, Dorthy Vema McQuaid. Carol I-Iarpst. Idella Knupp. SECOND ROW: Martha Weil, Ruthe Shetler, Captain Kay Young, Mary Lou Hukill. Lynda Van Nosiran. Manager Patii Babb. 95 ARMY CHEERLEADERS NAVY CHEERLEADE R OI P Beneleit, Sandra Ford h Q if BAND xwfigfg w , MA ! 9 W M fcwom L-.44 fvuws fx ,1 X 1 ,,,z I X X I X X I If THE LINCOLN CHOIR I FIRST ROW: Sally Anthony, Joan Van Benthuysen, Eleanor Hall, Nancy Walker, Beverly Sheffler, Barbara Moss, Annette Zinninger, Kay Brewer, Margaret Beneleit, Aurelia Jhona, Elinor Schneider, Carol Zagray, Mary Wagner, Marjorie Phillipus, Barbara Larson, Sara Banks. SECOND ROW: Ann Husted, Kay Young, Shirley John- ston, Sandra Harris, Eileen Vance, Sally Stone, Mary Ann Close, Ruth Foreman, Mary Lou Hukill, Jerrie Men- denhall, Sue Klein, Shirley Richards, Joanne Pappas, Joyce Barr, Pat Hathaway, Ann Kratzer, Donna Breedlove, Dear Diary: Another year, another outstanding choir, another attempt on the part Lockie Beveridge. THIRD ROW: John Elsass, John Wil- son, Dick Corbitt, Dick Middaugh, Richard Dudash, Dave Bowman, Harold Bingham, Russell Mase, Ronald Chismar, Pat McRoberts, Jack Feldheimer, Bill Haldi, Charles Mor- ford, Bill Mottice, Jack Rehfus, Bob Holland. FOURTH ROW: Roy Brown, John Dougherty, Bob Miller, Jerry Maney, Bill Albers, David Burk, Dean Schladorn, Rex Randall, Dick Moran, Jim Lessig, Charles Elliott, Dick German, Lanny Byrer, Norman Greene, Frank Ferraro. of our excellent director, Miss Ruth Cogan, to bring a little joy, a little happi- ness, a little reassurance to this aching world. As I listened to the choir's beautiful harmony, at their annual Christmas Program, I was enchanted with the traditional carols ot many nations. Throughout the entire year the choir blended their voices tor many outside programs such as, performances at the Art Institute, the Lion's Club, the Rotary Club, and others. The May Fiesta, with its variety of classical, semi-classical and popular songs, was acclaimed by the audience as outstanding, it not the best ever produced. I shall always remember how the appearance of the choir at our Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises so greatly added to the signi- ficance of our graduation. MISS COGAN 98 M-550125 Alf- ,. C 9 THE BOYS' CHOIR FIRST ROW: John Wilson, Dick Corbitt, Dick Middaugh, John Dougherty, Harold Bingham, Russell Mase, Dean Richard Dudash, Pat McRoberts, Jack Feldheimer, Bill Schladorn, Rex Randall, Charles Morford, Bill Haldi. Mottice, Norman Greene. SECOND ROW: Dave Bowman, FOURTH ROW: Roy Brown, David Burk, Bill Albers, Jim John Elsass, Bob Miller, Jerry Maney,'Ronald Chismar, Lessig, Dick Moran, Dick German, Lanny Byrer. Charles Elliott, Jock Rehfus, Bob Flinner. THIRD ROW: THE GIRLS' CHOIR I FIRST ROW: Eleanor Hall, Nancy Walker, Beverly Sheff- ler, Barbara Moss, Margaret Beneleit, Carol Zagray, Mary Sue Curtis, Mary Wagner. SECOND ROW: Kay Young, Jo Ann Van Benthuysen, Mary Ann Close, Ruth Foreman, Annette Zinninge, Aurelia Jhona, Kay Brewer, Marjorie Phillipps. THIRD ROW: Shirley Johnston, Mary Lou Hukill, 1i Eileen Vance, Sally Stone, Jerrie Mendenhall, Elinor Schneider, Sue Klein, Barbara Larson. FOURTH ROW: Sally Anthony, Sandra Harris, Ann Kratzer, Joanne Pap- pas, Joyce Barr, Lockie Beveridge, Sara Banks, Donna Breedlove. BOYS' AND GIRLS' OCTETS GIRLS: Kay Young, Jerrie Mendenhall, Kay Brewer, Elinor BOYS: Dick German, Bill Albers, R ll M R usse ose, onald Schneider, Sue Klein, Borobaro Larson, Joyce Barr. Chismor, Jerry Money, Bob Miller, Harold Bingham, Roy Brown. THE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM l00 I A eg, '1 ,.., N. THE SECOND CHOIR FIRST ROW: Gerry Lau Shunkwiler, Rita Landers, Sonia Oleno, Shirley Bobby, Pauline Jhona, Virginia Monastra, Cynthia Young, Carol Sneary, Shirley Hanna, Ruth Shet- Ier, Ellen Mitchell, Jo Ellen Sprout, Sylvia Ondak, Lois Hein, Dauna Mosser, Dolores Lukens. SECOND ROW: Charles Weaver, Jean Rance, Anna Palomba, Norma DeStephens, Dolores Moomaw, Pat Duren, Joan Jeffries, Sue Allison, Beverly Bachellor, Doris Lukens, June Baxter, Josephine Martino, Pat Heckman, Jeanne Parshall, Laura Colvin, Nancy Lee, Sina Swant. THIRD ROW: James Aneshansley, Bob Bremkamp, Tom Mitchell, Dick Thomas, Ronald Addington, Tom Hadjean, Bob Rath, Joe Melchior, Ronald Spring, Ronald Pfouts, Andy Smith, John Leh- berger, Gail Jones. CHORUS AT MAY FIESTA 101 BAND OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: John Dougherty, Vice President, Ruth Foreman, Secretary, Elaine Waechter, Treas- urer, Wilma McCandlish, Helen Lightfoot, Librarians, Bill Albers, President MR. BAYLESS The one-hundred-six piece Lincoln Band again thrilled thousands of spectators as talented director, A. Jerd Bayless, produced one of his finest organizations since coming to Lincoln seven years ago. Something new in band concerts was presented the second week of school. The Autum Serenade featured the Dance Band, Majorettes, a chorus line, and various novelty acts, as the school year was brought in with a band. Later, the Marching Band won statewide acclaim for its splendid showing on the football field. An all- expense paid trip to Sandusky topped the football seas- on's events for band members. On March first the annual Winter Concert was held. Mr. Bayless gave this concert a decidedly popular touch by choosing such favorites as Dark Eyes , Stardust , Joshua , and several solo numbers. The following week- end the band members were rewarded for their hard work during the year with the lavish Military Ball spon- sored by the Band Parents Club. Other organizations of the band included the Lion- airs, who played for various dances throughout the city and the Cadet Band, made up of younger musicians at Lincoln. 103 4 PICCOLO: Hallie Hall FLUTE: 'Ruth Foreman. Hallie Hail, Ioanne Lent, Eleanor Mixer, Susan Rodebaugh CCD OBOE: Carol Krumlauf, 'Beverly Sheffler BASSOON: Carol Portmann B-FLAT CLARINET: Sally Anthony, Paul Cioca, Mary Ann Close. Dorothy Cornelius. Iean Davis ICD, 'Iohnny Dougherty, Shirley Evans, Carol Fankhauser, Carol Hamilton. Robert Hammond, Bruce Harbert, Carol Harpst, Gail Hendershott, Barbara Koontz, Shirley Marks, Nancy lo. Maxwell ICJ, Patty Miller, Ronnie Miller, Ianet Mulholland, Darrell McCabe ICJ, Wilma McCandlish, Vernamae McQuaid. Nadyne Noble, Ronald Plouts, Roy Pleis, Retta Rooney, Ioan Smeltzer, Ruth Ann Snyder, Charles Whetsel, Dick Whitacre, Ioan Wilson, lack Winchell ICJ ALTO CLARINET: Pat Sichler BASS CLARINET: Nancy Davis ALTO SAXOPHONE: Dick Corbit, Nancy Hensel, 'Helen Lightfoot, lim Loomis, Ioan Meese, Barbara Moss, Cleeta McPherson, Lucille Olivieri, Pat White CCD TENOR SAXOPHONE: Iohn DeSantis, 'Carol I-Iunker, Anna Mae Werren BARITONE SAXOPHONE: Donna Santacroce CORNET: Bob Bardnell, 'Harold Bingham. Don Boldt, loe Brindlinger. Bill Buda, Dick DePasquale, Bob Flinner, Donna Gregory, Dick Grubbs, Tom Hanket, Bob Han- kins KCl, David Helsel, Sue Hendershott, lack Kahler, Bill Kuntz. Dolores Mangus, Dale May, Winston Miller ICJ. Pat McRoberis, Pete Rentz, Bob Vega, Bob Verheyen HORNS: Barbara Finlen, Don Kennedy. 'Russell Mase, Chick Porrazzo, Bonnie Priest, Pat Wallace BARITONE: Iohn Boqer, Marvin Dessecker. Iohn Elsass, Darlie Flinner, 'Frances Grinstead, Carol Scheurer. CELLO: Nancy Bamberger CCD TROMBONE: 'Bill Albers, lim Bischofl, David Burk, Don Dieflenbauqher, Letty Grif- fin. Bill Iacobs, Paul Mallonn, Ierrie Mendenhall, Ronald Pickering. Rex Randall TUBA: Ieannine Laas, Tom Mclioberts. Ronnie Nicholas. 'Ed. Pickering. Dick Taylor CONTRABASS: Reta Cordrey, 'Cecelia Domenico, Elaine Waechter PERCUSSION: lack Feldheimer. Pat Finlen, Edwin Muckley, 'lohn Schrock TYMPANI: Maryann Horner ' J l . N N DANCE BAND l l s SAXOPHONES: John Dougherty, Dick Corbif, Jim Loomis, BONES: Bill Albers, Rex Randall, Don Dieffenbougher Sally Anthony, Carol Hunker, Anna Mae Werren, Nancy BASS: Cecelia Domenico,, Ed. Pickering. PIANO: Ruth lyHensel. TRUMPETS: Bob Flinner, Bob Verheyen, Harold Foreman, David Burk. DRUM: John Schrock. ' Bingham, Don Boldt, Sue Hendershott, Pete Rentz. TROM- x MAIORETTES . M ...U X, J xf ff K 'X ' x X LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie Priest, Elaine Waechter, Barbara Moss, Donna Santacroce, Joanne Meese, Reta Cordrey, Cecelia Domenico 106 Li., PEP BAND FLUTE: Ruth Foreman. CLARINET: John Dougherty, Fatty Miller, Mary Ann Close, Sally Anthony, Poul Cioca, Gail Hendershotr. ALTO SAX: Dick Corbit, Jim Loomis, Nancy Hensel. TENOR SAX: Carol Hunker, Anna Mae Werren. CORNET: Harold Bingham, Bob Verheyen, Don Boldt, Joe Brindlinger, Dick Kohler, Sue Hendershott, Pete Rentz, Bill Buda, Dick DePasquale, Bob Bardnell. HORN: Russell Mase. TROMBONE: Bill Albers, Rex Randall, Don Dieffenbaugher, David Burk. BARITONE: Frances Grinsread. BASS: Ed Pickering, Dick Taylor. DRUMS: John Shrock, Pot Finlen, Jack Feld- heimer, Don Selby. With the addition of Memorial Fieldhouse to Canton's athletic program came the addition of the Pep Band at Lincoln. Thi's 40 piece group provided Lincoln's basketball fans with music between quarters and the students of Lincoln had the distinction of becoming the first to give a program between halves at the Fieldhouse. The first show was given during the intermission of the game with Alliance. Subsequent shows fol- lowed with the Timken, Massillon and Lehman games. A great deal of credit should go to Mr. Bayless for his pioneering of what eventually will become a regular practice of all schools. 107 Z THE BAND ROOM More Noise At The Fieldhouse Practice Session A much needed addition was made to Lincoln's musical facilities with this modern new band practice room which was completed in Novem- ber. Some innovations are fluorescent lights, risers and large storage space. 108 SENIOR CLASS PLAY - MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN ' THE CAST Mrs. Abigail Abbott .... Susan .............. Mrs. Miller ........ Sylvia ...... . Joanne Pappas . . . Ann Kratzer . . . . . Pat Miller . Charlotte Frolo Bunny .... Gail Hendershott Helen .... Elinor Schneider Carrie .... Shirlee Richards Clara ..... . . . Marian Ball Marge .... .... B arb Rehm Bobo .... .... D ick Taylor Jack .... . . . Chuck Vogelgesang Howie ......... . . . Johnny Dougherty Bill ............. ..... B ill Oeffinger Dean Gillingham ..... .. Chuck Morford Professor Michaels . . . . . . Bob Coleman Under the direction of Miss Jeanette Fager, the senior class pre- sented Mother is a Freshman, April the sixth. The plot centered around Abigail Abbott fJoanne Pappasl and her troubles with her daughter fAnn Kratzerj, and her infatuation for Professor Michaels K Bob Coleman! As expected, this fast-moving comedy ends happily with Abby winning the Professor. 109 IUNIOR CLASS PLAY - OUR MISS BROOKS THE CAST Miss Brooks... .. ........ Miss Finch ..... ............ Hugo Longacre . . . Maryann Horner Mary Lou Nist . . Jack Schaufel Mr. Wadsworth . . Jack Feldheimer Miss Audubon .... Mrs. Allen ..... Elsie ......... Elaine Jane .. Sylvia . .. .-.. Doris .... . . . Marge Faith . . . Rhonda . . . 'f f Ted ..... Stanley Martin A basketball player . . . ............ .. ,, ....-.-... ... . . . Donna Russell J .... Anne Abell .. Lucille Olivieri . .. Rita Maurer Martha Weil .. Shirley Hanna . . . . Billie Pappas Donna Santacroce Dorothy Williams Margaret Beneleit Guy Bertram Eddie Lombardi Neil Kettering . William Mottice Broadway came to Canton for a one-night stand in the productlon of the Junior Class play Our Miss Brooks. ' The Thespians presented the comedy in a very pleasing manner. The play centered around Miss Brooks fMaryann Horner! and told of the troubles in producing a play such as: selecting a play. cast, and securing a place to practice Without interfering with other teachers' plans. ll0 af, n 1 Gene Yokes, Mona Finley, Rex Randall, Rick Bill Beck' Bob C0lem0'1f JOAN' VW' Benfh'-'Y Taylor V sen, Charles Morford. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE MR. WISE The National Forensic League Chapter at L. H. S. developed con- siderably in its second season. Under the direction of Mr. Sidney Wise the debators and orators represented Lincoln in several district sessions held at Hiram, Wooster, Jackson, Massillon, McKinley, Lehman, Cleveland Cathedral Latin and our own tournament at Lincoln. The Class A team in debate was composed of Bob Coleman and Bill Beck, affirmative, Chuck Morford and JoAnn Van Benthuysen, nega- tive. The Class B team was comprised of afHrmative Dick Taylor and either Rex Randall or Gail Hendershottg negative Mona Finley and Gene Yokes. Competing in individual events were Bill Beck, Bob Coleman, Barb Finley, Bob Tolle, Dick Taylor, Dawn Huffman, Joanne Pappas, Mona Finley, Nancy Walker, Gene Yokes, and Mary Ann Horner. FIRST ROW: Mona Finley, Nancy Walker, Ruthann Evans, Joanne Pappas. SECOND ROW: Gene Yokes, Bill Beck, Charles Morford, Dick Taylor, Bob Coleman. H2 , Y Mwgpw, NATIUNA ' ONOR SOCI xx! E ? C ' up NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: William Albers, Marian Ball, Joyce Barr, Harold Bingham, Don Boone, Richard Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Close, Carolyn Cowie, Mary Sue Curtis, Charles Elliott, Ruth Foreman. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Frolo, Letty Griffin, Barbara Haines, Gail Hendershott, Mariorie Hoobler, Louise Hostetler. FOURTH ROW: William Hutchinson, Shirley Johnston, Barbara Koontz, Ann Kratzer, Joanne Martin. FIFTH ROW: Russell Mase, Joanne Pappas, Geraldine Rager, Rex Randall, Peter Rentz, Leola Smith. SIXTH ROW: James Ungashick, Nancy Walker, Helen Wojtowicz, Kay Young, Alice English. Senior Officers: President, William Albers, Vice-President, Charles Elliott, Secretary, Kay Young. IUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I FIRST ROW: Joan Johnston, Martha Weil, Nancy Hensel, Frances Grinstead. Margaret Beneleit. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Williams, Alice Porter, Lanny Byrer, Maryann Horner, Billie Pappas. Junior Officers: President, Maryann Horner, Vice-President, Joan Johnston, Secretary, Martha Weil. II4 1 4 1 i 3 1 1 1 I v i 1 ! r Q I ALEXIS LEAGUE MISS GATCHEL FIRST ROW: Ruth Foreman, Mary Sue Curtis, Marian Barbara Haines, Leola Smith, Barbara Koontz, Shirley Ball, Donna Crider, Joanne Martin, Wilma McCandlish, Johnston. THIRD ROW: Helen Wojtowicz, Kay Young, Nancy Walker, Louise Hostettler. SECOND ROW: Gerry Joyce Barr, Charlotte Fralo, Joanne Pappas, Ann Krat- Rager, Carolyn Cowie, Mary Ann Close, Letty Griffin, zer, Sally Stone, Gail Hendershott. LINION LEAGUE MR. RICHEYE M 5'R5Th,R?W6 Kexsfhmdall, 32-ozegwniowne Buffo, Jim Mm, Roy Brown. THIRD now- Pete Rem sob ngas ac , ave owman. g . ' ' Bm Hutchinson, Richard Moran' Harold Binszzmfuatgg Taubensee, Bill Albers, Dave McGonagle, Charles Elliott. 'll6 s'rAMP CLUB HQ? STONE QT' . -Y FIRST ROW: Thelma New, Carlotta Lee, Sandra Ben- James Staff 1 ABSENT: Coral Hardwick, Glenn Hime- son, Ronald Decker. SECOND ROW: Robert Fierstos, baugh, X gr Miller. X ,rw Jil 0 AERONAUTICS CLUB MR. CASNER FIRST ROW: Edwin Muckley, Roy Pleis, Bradley Bol- ster, Ronald Nicholas. SECOND ROW: Richard Hartzell Glenn Erwin, Don Yohn. ll7 rg, was 1 N H' LIONIAN BUSINESS STAFF MR- ANDREWS FIRST ROW: Joyce Barr, Beverly Howell, Mary Ann Close, Ruth Foreman, Joan Smeltzer, Lefty Griffin, Eli S h 'd . E ' ' ' nor c nel er S COND ROW. Jerry Maney, Bob Muller, Harold Bingham, Russell Mase, John Dougherly, Dick German. STAGE ART and CRAFTS MISS RUFF MR. RANDELS FIRST ROW: Barbara- Grant, Barham Hursh, Bill Mott- Schrock, Vic Schoeppner. ABSENT: Richard Feliksiak, Tom ice, Norma Muhlbach, Beverly Howell. SECOND ROW: Preusser, Dick Carpenter. Bob Van Almen, Jerry Money, Dean Schlodom, John ll8 'ECHO EDITORIAL s'rA1-'F MR- WISE FIRST ROW: Carolyn Cowie, Elinor Schneider, Joan holland, Joan Dootz, Gene Buffo, Donna Russell, Ruth Johnston, Ruth Ann Evans, Margie Hoobler, Nancy Foreman. THIRD ROW: Dick Taylor, Bob Miller, Ron Walker. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Frolo, Janet Mul- Kuster, Bill Bush, Bob Coleman. ECHO BUSINESS STAFF ROW l: Marilyn Staley, Carol Zagroy, Charlene Schooler Cleeta McPherson, Nancy McConnell, Shirley Granstaff: Barbara Hursh. ROW 2: Marlene Dennis, Carol Griesen, Carol Krumlauf, Mary Jane McClosky, Stella Evangelista, MISS SMITH Jenell Kimery, Shirley West. ROW 3: Kay White, Laura Colvin, Joan Glass, Dick Taylor, Joanne Lent, Janet Mul- holland, Carol Hunker. f-.swle ,SL M. -Lf Q' iff fyflf' V 1 y F reshmcrn-Sophomore Library Miss Atchinson FIRST ROW: Shirley Van Benthuysen, Barbara Guittar, Shirley Neale, June Fuelling, Dolores Picone, Jane Wag- ner, Pat Duren, Pauline Daniluk, Beverly Edwards. SEC- OND ROW: Dorothy Gordon, Jenell Kimrey, Pat Richter, Mary Jane McCloskey, Betty Queen, Rosemary Neff, Vivian Fuelling, Nancy Camarata, Doreda Harmon. TH I RD ROW: Josephine Martino, Dolores Fitzgerald, Beverly Fabinak, Gerry Lou Shunkwiler, Lois Dyer, Shirley Koll r J B ' ' ' e, une axter, Louise Slmgluff. ABSENT: Shirley Bobby, Laura Colvin. Iunior-Senior Library FIRST ROW: Connie Boop, Gurlene Schooler, Margie Hoobler, Beverly Cours, Anna Palombo, Marlene Dennis. SECOND ROW: Edith Burch, Pat Weaver, Lois Long, Mary Lou Postlethwait, Pat Muncer. THIRD ROW: Joan Miss Atchinson Johnston, Carole Hafer, Joanne Lent, Virginia Fogle, Mary Lou Nist. ABSENT: Pat Hathaway, Joanne Van Benthuysen, Phyllis Terril, Martha Weil. STUDENT COUNCIL MR. HILDEBRAND FIRST ROW: Ronnie Schaffert, Ruth Ann Groves, Judy Sandra Lover, Pauline Jhona, Jean Toy. THIRD ROW: Joe Baird, Alberta Zimmer, Margarita Keller, Carol Jones, Seich, Delorre Haddad, Cliff Amos, Bill Queen, Ron Kuster, Barbara Ladd, Donna Santacroce, Nancy Bambergerj Dick Bill Hutchinson, Angelo Monastra, Tom Mitchell, Maurice Corbit. SECOND ROW: Barbara Haines, Jane Christiansen, Phillippi. Bill Mottice, Nancy Stroia, Carole Brown, Billie Pappas, Future Teachers of America Miss Lenz i FIRST ROW: Nancy Hensel, Barbara Koontz, Nancy McVay, Norma DeStephen, Carol Smith, Vivan Haddad, Beverly Couts, Carolyn Cowie, Mary Ellen Rodebaugh. SECOND ROW: Joan Johnston, Eleanor Hall, Louise Hostetler, Cynthia Young, Mary Lou Krynock, Margareta Miss Gatchel Keller, Shirley Kleckner, Mary Ellen Needham, Vervalee Gray, Rosemary Gonzalez, Pat Sickler. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Horner, Beverly Bole, Phyllis Harbourt, Etha Kurzinsky, Jean Masters, Shirley Hanna, Donna Russell, Faye Moore, Frances Grinsteod, Carole Hafer. RADIO BROADCASTING CLUB MISS GRUBER FIRST ROW: Marian Boll, Lorraine Rhodes, llene Miller, Alberta Zimmer, Helen Breedlove, Mary Shank, Mary Stark, Margarita Keller. SECOND ROW: Lockie Beve- ridge, Constance Majors, Shirley Collins, Carolyn Cowie, Jane Christiansen, Elinor Schneider, Aurelia Jhona, Bar- bara Koontz, Pat Heckman. THIRD ROW: Bill Mottice, Bob Fierstos, Sara Banks, Dorothy Williams, Donna Russ- ell, Donna Sanderson, Billie Pappas. FOURTH ROW: Bob Tolle, Dick Sponseller, Leslie Howich, Bill Hutchinson, Joyce Barr, Dean Schladorn, Eugene Skopura, Jim Mc- Carthy. ABSENT: Helen Lightfoot, Joanne Pappas, Joyce Boughton, Billie Eller, Pauline Johna, Carole Jones, Russ- ell Chambers. OFFICE PRACTICE FIRST ROW: Shirley Yant, Jean Parshall, Donna Copper, Ruth Baker, Hazel Paterson, Betty Hite, Glenna Roshong, Donna Crider, Joanne Martin. SECOND ROW: Wilma McCandlish, Ruth Graves, Norma Muhlbach, Mary Lou Woolley, Lois Gum, Doris Trott, Gerry Roger, Shirley Mollcheck, Shirley Brunker. THIRD ROW: Joan Rogers, Joan Foster, Norma Bedell, Leolo Smith Patty Cupples, Shirley Fry, Virginia Fogle, Rosemary Llomos, Elaine lZ2 MISS SMITH I Woechter, Martha Shank. FOURTH ROW: Rosemary McConnell, Carmie DiRuzza, Gail Hendershott, Peggy Rehfus, Beverly Howell, Janet Mulholland, Anna Mae Werren, Lois Long, Delores Evangelista. ABSENT: Kay Brewer, Sue Klein, .Pat Hathaway, Shirlee Richards, Sally Stone, Luneol Sterrett, John Enot, Cecelia Dominica, Twila Dively. If, f ,, Freshman-Sophomore Ohio History Mr. Blue FIRST ROW: Thelma Squires, Nancy Hahn, Shirley Duesler, Marsha Oleno, Dolores Maomow, Jackie Stebler, Nancy Davis, Diane Wottle. SECOND ROW: Jim Stauf- fer, Tom Kaploclt, Carol Wheeler, Pat Richter, Shirley Glue, Gerry Nevbauer, Charles Shaffer, Bill Kettering. THIRD ROW: Bob Morgan Dave Brickville, Jim Mc- Quaid, Louis McFarland, Tom Hide, Ralph Juvel. FOURTH ROW: Aurel Damian, Paul Hace, Donald Dennis, Bill Haldi, Mike Bevel, John Wolf. Iunior-Senior Ohio History Mr. Blue FIRST ROW: Cyflfhid Spring, Norma Jean Helsel, Nancy Swearingen, Mary Tersigni, Marilyn Staley, Joan John- ston, Jane Ludwig. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Frolo, Jean Nickolson, Danna Stokae, Jean Masters, Ann Abel, Faye Moore, Mary Lou Hukill. THIRD ROW: Emery Hall, Peter Xides, Shirley Hanna, Hurietta Smith, Costas Biris, Bob Taubensee. FOURTH ROW: Russell Mullaly, Ernes tJenkins, Charles Bailey, Charles Vogelgesang, Bob Coleman, Roy Brown. IZ3 h ,W Freshman-Sophomore Staff Aides Miss Puterbcruqh FIRST ROW: June Fuelling, Nancy Hoffman, Jane Etris, Barbara Kisela, Vivian Archinal, Lynda Van Nostran, Pauline Daniluk, Shirley Dixon, Pat Duren. SECOND ROW: Donna Groves, Sylvia Ondak, Carol Smith, Ruth Glass, Donna Butler, Shirley Eyssen, Mary Popa, Merry Ann Chopson, Iris Jameson. THIRD ROW: Lois Hein, Monna Goldburn, Balbara Gerzina, Lenora Lomazzo, Anita Nickles, Donna Evans, Connie Boop, Constance Harper, Mary Riddle. 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W Phone: 3-3695 s u-r-3 I I I I I I ' .Q , ' - '. N , -LI' 1- 9 535 ' 1- YE 9 u c A an 1- o ra Qmu 438 Sth St. N. W. - Canton, O. --R-I-l-K-lv-K-t-K-K-k-K-K-K-K-l-I-I-K-K-K x the label that means fashlon authorlty Smce 1887 the Stern and Mann label has meant the best 1n fashlon mterpreted m the fmest of fabr1cs and the newest of des1qns for fashxon consc1ous women who place lmportance on qood taste Stern and Mann s Canton 1 . . 1 1 1 1 . -I , 1 . . . l A -I . . . 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 o I ' I 1 1 1 1 1 ,I 1 -1- -1- -I-I-I I--K - l-l- -.K-I-K-K-K-K K-K-K-K-l.-K-l-K-K-i-K-l-K-K-K-1-K-l-K I36 CONGRATULATIONS PROM FINNEY S DRUG STORE 415 Market Ave North Phone 6-4501 L. F. Yarqer I C Syler CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1951 STARK 5 -k CANTON iv MASSILLON -k ALLIANCE DRINK 641625 IN BOTTLES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 51 MARLOWE 2112 Sixth Street. S W Across From Lmcoln Hiqh School S I ,- 1 1 1 I ,- 1 1 I 1 1 1 I ,- I ,- 1 ' I T ,- I 1 1 1 1 1 I ,- 1 I ,- 1 1 I ,- . . L 1 1 1 I ,- 1 I -g.Q.. -g.g-g..q..g..Q..Q...g..x..n...1-g...g..g-g.g-k-R-k-K-K-k-l-k-k- -l-S-R -R-K-K-K-K-K-I-K-K-K-K-K I K K 1 1 1 I 1 1 In I I 1 1 1 1 I 1 9 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 I 1 I KKKQRKKKKKKKKIKKKKIKKKKI1111111 m . y-3-51315-5-3-.3-3.-5-y-y-y-5-5--5-1,-5-y-,-3-3-3-3-3-3-y-3-315-3:3-315-3-31,ny-q-my-nj 3 y j KOBACQKERS N. Market Corner Sth Heartiest Congratulations to the Class oi 1951. We wish you all a liie of success and happiness! -k-K- K-Suk-K K-K-1-K-X-.k-Q..Q-g...q..q-Q..g-y-Q-Q-0.1-x..x..Q-g,.1...Q-g..Q-L-Q-1-Q-Q-Q..Q.-Q.-Q-Q-Q-Q 1 Q 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 624 Market Ave. North CANTON OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF 1 L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '29 1 I 1 DAIRY INCORPORATED 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L 1 1 I 1 1 L 1 1 1 3400 Cleveland Avenue N.W. 1. Phone 7904 1-111111111-.Qq1-nKml-K-K1l-K-ln-1:1-l-Q11-.Q-Q-1u-is-1-l-Q-Q-.lu-Q11-1 - -l-.K1i-Q-.QQQ-K-l-lu-K-K.-Qul Q 138 51:3-my-,anyu-313-3:-313-qu-3131-51313-.3-5-3- 11-tu-y-.31,15-3-my-3131313-x13-my-j1j1juny-yzy1y-.ju-3-1313-313-my Hercules diesel engines are avail- able in I4 series and 30 models from I2 to 500 horsepower. Hercules gasoline and gas engines are built in I5 series and 33 models from 3 to 240 horsepower. 312500 MB Hercules high-speed, heavy-duty gasoline, gas and diesel engines are used extensively in the vast automotive, mining, construction and lum- bering industries, agricultural and oil fields, in fact, wherever dependable, portable power can be used to advantage within its range of horse- power. They are built by the world's largest exclusive manufacturers of high-speed, heavy- duty engines and enioy a world-wide reputation for outstanding performance under the severest of operating conditions. K-5 itfii t-1-K-t x-t-m-t-x-x-x-x-x-t-x-t-x-s-t-t-k-Q--x-Q--N-1-t-mx-x-t-x-t-k-i-t-t-t-t-1-Q-1-1 I E BEST WISI-IES I f CI , The Canfon Hardware Co. i There Is Health In Every Drop' I Everything in SPORTING Goons 2 T HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D HUNTING AND FISHING js' , L SOFT CURD MILK APP11ances - Tools - Housewares l. Builders Supplies i Heatin - Gard ' E ' ' Toy? - wauirslg-qlggirgfni 5 Richer. Crecnnier, and Smoother Samsonite Luggage i Chicago Rink Roller Skates Q I . g The Canton Pure M11k Co. I I l Phone 5274 114 Fourth Street N. W : 215 Market South Q I i I K-1-t-t-t-t-t-l-l-t--t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-1-x-Q-t-1-1-1-1-1...1..t...x-i..i..i...i..i-i...g..i..i..i..t-q-t-i..g..g-i zh your CAREER Whatever career you plan, you can hardly pick a field in which electricity will not make your job easier or more profitable. 71 OHIO POWER Ca ,-- GRADUATES OF '5I L L L L L L L L L L L L L I Q: On this very important occasion in L your life Vicary's extend to you a f hearty handshake and sincere con- f gratulations. I L L L L L L L L L L L L L'QNYwwvqCa ..t.. .. -1.1-Q- -Q-m-x-1-x-x-x-1-x-Q-x-x-Q-1-Q-Q-n-a.n-an-x-1 x-s-x-s-s-1-l-K-1-K-K-K-K-1-1-K 55555525555 , ::::::::::::::::::::-'........'---:::::--- 1 ' ........ 555553555 2251.52 EEE. :E5i'...::EEE5EE5EEEE :::::::e- Ei EEE? EEEEJEESEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-.'EEf' 59 . 'HIT 512. .:.'22l3IIIlI:lI1i32223l:33l! vgggggggg ----g::::::---.....u::::::::::::::::::::::::.' l 1553: 2:22:11Illlillxiliillllllllfi' Yoaill lv heppier with V Q Q Q-Q-Q-q-t-t-l-K-l-1-Q-1-1-l-K-t-K-K-l-K-K-Q-k-K-l-K-l-K-l-t-k-K-K-i-k-K-l-K-k-K-K-K l i t l I40 --.m,J.:'-- Bell Dry Cleaning Co. 1267 Dueber SW. Phone 3-2905 Quality Cleaning at Moderate Prices Complete Dry Cleaning Service, Tailoring and now Complete Bachelor Laundry Servrce. Phone 3-2205 for Prck-up and Dehvery Servzce A Branches: 408 McKinley Ave. N. W. - Phone 4-3114 1408' Harrison Ave. S. W. - Phone 2-6208 COMPLIMENTS OF SCHUMAN DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS 2105 East Tusc Comer Belden ' 3600 West Tusc Dueber and Navarre SW L L L L L L hi L , L L ' L L L ' L . . L L L ' . L L . L L . . I L L L L Q-Q-.Qu-QQ -QQQQQQK-1 4-111-A-l1KqhnKu-KQKQQQl-Qn.K1lu-lg11Ku-Ku-X111Q1l-Q1Q-KQQQK-Qual-nl-nK-IKHL-llixv F OR SPEED AND SPARKLE IN ALL HOME CLEANING ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THESE FIVE FAMOUS CLEANERS - WHITER WASHES - EASTER CLEANING --THE CREAMY HOUSEHOLD CLEANSER -- FOR SPEEDY DISHWASHING - KEEPS TOILETS SPARKLING - FOR YOUR AUTOMATIC WASHER S - SOFTENS WATER - SAVES SOAP K-K-K-K-K-l-i-l-K- -R-l-i-K-l- -l-K-KnknK-l-K-K-K-l-K-K-K1K-K-l-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-1-1 l-l - l . ,r, ,x ' F!!! -,I i' f ll , X , f ' f' 1 Y 4 7 f'lKiTil'li1'fll. li 5 XTI-IE CANTO REPOSITORY congratulates the l95l graduating class of Lincoln High School and wishes all success to its members Q-c,.Q-L -g-Q-Q-1.4-Q-L-y..g..g-Q..g-g-g..g. -g-g-g-q.. ..t-l- -Q-1-x-x..t-L-k...t-k-k-k-t-k-t-k--K 01V fhe 5 N Green's Music Store Inc. Since 1920 124 Cleveland Ave. S. W. Canton 2, Ohio - Dial 4-3522 Conn Band Instruments Leedy cmd Ludwig Drums Ediphone String Instruments Excelsior Piano Accordions Music-Lessons-Repairing All Types of Accessories BEST WISHES FROM The Lincoln High School Band Parents Club Ku-K-KQQ-K-Q-Q11Qlnl-K-KqluK-ilu-K-I -K-Q11-Kqlni-K-Kml1-lnK-l.-K-b-l-ii-K-balqnb-X11-K-l-1-Q11-tlglgink Elmf ee EERE? EES Potato Chips Pop Corn Telephone 5-9451 Compliments to Class of 1951 anion Laundry leaning Co. 319 9th Street S. W. , L L L I L L I L L L L L L L L L L L I I C ':' C'TfCZiI'.'5!1. S?L -,-,.'.?-ff, For Your Eating Pleasure Stop A1 EGIIMIIVS IIIIIIIE III 3502 W. TUSCARAWAS ST. Specializing in Delicious Sandwiches cmd Home Baked Pies 0hio's Only Drive In Featuring Carb Service with Car Hops on Roller Skates Canton. Ohio ' 0 I CAIj1TON'S MOST INTERESTING STORE! 216 Market Avenue N. Canton Ohio Dlamonds - Watches Iewelry Class - Chma Sllverware Phone 3-9119 P P' I' I' F P I' I' F F I' L I U ,- L L L . L I L L I I I' L L a L I ,. . I ,- L L L I ,- L L L -I-I-Q- -L-1-I-I-I-L'-I-I-I-I-I-I-uI-I-I-1-I-I-I-I-I-I-1 - gay-y -xqy-5-3-y-3-513-3-.5-3-. -q131j1y-q13-31x13-.xp-xxyxy-3 3 5 1 COMPLIMENTS OF T 11 e Ideal Furniture C o m p a n y MARKET AVE. NORTH AT FOURTH STREET Good things to eat V Good Friends to greet A V A L O N DRIVE-INS .1 .1 1 .1 .f T .f .1 .f ui .1 bi -i ui v .f T .4 K K K-k-k-Q..y-Q.-.1...Q..1-Q..Q-Q..Q..Q..1.4.. -Q.-Q.. -1-1...--.x.. ..l...Q-1.-Q-1 1-Q.-L..Q-Q..Q-L-Q-x-Q K k l Compliments of ,fi F53 Pix Home Printing Company Printing Tha,t's Sure to Please 1 -K -Knk-lp I-lqk-K-I-Qui-Q-Ku-lf-QQQ lgQ-k-Q11-1-K-Q-Q.-Q-.Q-KQQQK-K Q 1 1 Q I44 iv- XZ Q nf -l ,aus D How and What to tell a CGMMLI I T Don't look for physical differences when you try to spot a Communist. Communists are all kinds of people in all walks of life and of all races. A Communist is anyone who believes in the Rus- sian system of govemment, whereby those who govern own everything and control all the activ- ities of all the people. A Communist is loyal only to Soviet Russia. As a member of the Communist Party he is dedi- cated for life to the protection of the U.S.S.R. and to the establishment of Communism through- out the world. A Communist will usually deny that he is a Com- munist. There are many Communists who are not in reality card-carrying members of the party. But both types of Communists carry on the same TIIE TIMKEII RULLE cnurou s,oHlo - work, although the second type cannot let it be known that he is a member. His real value to the party is in indoctrinating those unsuspecting people in key positions with govemment agencies, schools, unions and churches with Communistic philosophies. When a Communist goes to work on you tell him that you are on to him and his dirty game. Tell him, further, that you think it your patriotic duty to make his activities known to others and to the police. Tell him that you know no tactics are too low for a Communist: lying, cheating, betrayal, ruin and even murder. But be sure to tell him, too, that America is on the alert and that his scheme for world domination is doomed to failure. BEARING GUIIPAIIY able Address TIMHOSGO 'The right to work shall not be abridged or made impotent
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