Lincoln High School - Lionian Yearbook (Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1954 volume:

4. :Af-A HH LUN AN UNEULN HIGH EEHUUL I l V LINCOLN HIGH SCHCOL 5 Alma Mater Lmcoln Hugh School Haul to thee maroon and gold We wull cherush thee and love thee As thy glories oft are told We wrll cheer thee and revere thee As we sung thy prauses oer Alma Mater Lmcoln Hugh School We wnll sung thy pronse once more ALMA MATER m gh Wll O BOARD OF EDUCATION SUPERINTENDENT ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT DR HAROLD EIBLING DR ROBERT WILSON 'Z' Left to ri t: i iam E. English, Clerk-Treasurer, John B. Baker, Virgil . Hinton, President, Walter Allman, Merlin Schneider, Mrs. Clyde H. Wright, Vice President. . t ,, OUR PRINCIPAL - MR. ROBERT C. CUSTER -19' DEAN OF GIRLS DEAN OF BOYS HELEN GATCHEL RICHEY OUR FACULTY If you look up the word teacher un the dictionary you wall fund it as one who teaches or instructs especially one whose profession us instructing However this nsn't the complete picture Our teachers though holding many degrees in the field of education do not, as many believe spend all of their time In the school room In the first place our teachers act as consultants for our many problems such as what courses to follow and what clubs will be of the most value They also show us how to study and get along with others If we ask they are always willing to give us advice on our outside worries no matter how small they appear They are interested In our various athletic and social events At the games one at dances and parties we fund them always ready to lend a helpmg hand The faculty have their own interests too Most of them have families that take up a lot of their time The coaches spend much of their time training the various teams Some teachers are members of cnvlc leagues a few work at furthering their education and others have hobbies such as bowling weavmg takmg care of their pets or growing flowers Three of our teachers Mr Ruche Miss Ho kms and Mrs Francis are shown Y P pursuing their recreational activities can always find the teachers, along with the students, cheering the team on. Also, 'gf CHARLES G ANDREWS MARGARET ATCHISON HOWARD BAUGHMAN Clvncs Llbrurlcn World Hlstory World Hnsfory Sensor Problems A J BAYLESS C LISLE BEAMER E C BIGLER Instrumental Musuc English Physics General Scuence H T O BLUE ELLIS CARTER LEE CHERRY Modern Hustory Plone Geometry Plone Geometry Englush Math Moih l , 7 , 3 x il LP + 3- - 4 1 be fg T RUTH COGAN CHARLES R CULVER PAUL DELLERBA Vocal MUSIC Shop MClll1 Mechqmcql Drawing Prcchcal Chemlstry Techmcal Shop Drowmg General Busmess NANETTE DE MUESY R G EAKINS JEANETTE FAGER Journollsm Publuc Speukmg English English Englush 4.45 5 ' 1, ROBERT E. FLANDERS CHARLES FORREST MAXINE FRANCIS American History Commerce and Industry Home Economics Typmg CHARLES HENDRICKSON Chemlstry DENNIS R HOFSTETLER Wood Shop English Englush MABEL HICKMAN LEON HILDEBRAND Algebra Amerlccun Hlsfory Soclology ARABELLA HOPKINS J H JONES Algebra Mothemohcs ,Vik 9 S C. N. GOWDY MIRIAM GRIMES EUNICE A. GRUBER l L W KETTERING ANDREW S KRISTY EMILY KURTZ Physncal Education Bookkeeping Englnsh Health Typnng OLGA LENZ GEORGE A LUTHER LLOYD MCCRORY Spanish Cnvucs Baology Ameruccxn History Physuology EVA MEDVED H CLAY MILLER JOHN J NETHERO Home Economucs German Business English Socoology General Busmess Busmess Law ESTHER PUTERBAUGH MALVERN W RANDELS BEATRICE RUFF French Mech Drawing r Engllsh Home Economics Tm Shop Buology Stenogroph Technucol Shop Typmg PEARL STAUDT MARIAN STONE VIRGIL THOMPSON Lohn Lahn Machine Shop Engllsh Englush . ' ' Ae LESTER sc:-IERFF E. J. SCHWAB HARRIETTA SMITH . . Y NANCY J VANNORSDALL T L VINCENT JAMES M WHITTAKER Physical Eduqqflon Mechamcal Drawmg Commerce and Industry Health Sensor Scuence Mr Vrbanac Drivers Education teacher e Our Drlvers Tralnlng Teachers Left to right plams the necessity of glasses when drlvmg Mr Mokodean Mr Dragovuch and Mr Lux SECRETARY SECRETARY Mrs Margaret Lyle Mrs Martha Rhodes r E Y. ,WZ , A V, . , . . , . . . . , , x- . . . . , . . . 'TW'-N, TOP ROW, prcture one Vnctorla Orkwlszewskn, Mrs Francis, and Patncla Guadabosclo, arrange thelr exhlblt for Open House Pfcture two Jamce George, Judith Geyer, Barbara Lowe, Mass Medved, and .ludlth Krumm are preparlng for a tea to be served to a group of teachers SECOND ROW, picture one Mass Atchnson and Marlene Maag offer good read mg maternal Picture two Mr Hendnckson warns Susle Stratton, Barb Ladd, and Merry Ann Chopson about being late THIRD ROW, picture one Mass Gatchell and Connle Cornelius fond the Book Falr qunte Interesting Prcture two Mr Baughman recelves a pleasant surpruse when hrs parents vnsxt ham on Llncoln's This ls Your Llfe so .' ' 4 at rl - l . . ,nk i ff, '-A .. vw' .. r 1. . . - K ,'-,-. '4-.-,fx-,'... 1 ox fr I Z 3 . fl '.-Q ' -lt - j'j7.-nQ 1.2Q .31 2 :f,f-,aj '.1' ' ' --'i'.f3'-l ff ' Q. A ' X x - ' I - 1'-,-f. 1'-vl-ffl, ff '. X ,- '.' . .3 - II' Y -,',f'.- , -s r , :E Y, 1.1. qs f ,L ' k .kv .Q Y' it X , fl . Q.. -5, . xx, ' 1 K 11 Qu! 1,3 'K S ,- , K, A, 5- , Left to right Walter W Smlth Charles Z hnder Robert Bowen Cal Talaruco Howard Davis Robert Burse These men help to keep our bunldmg nn order we could not possibly do wnthout them Left to right Gladys West Thelma Moomaw Nnna Warehume Gertrude Vaughn Velma George These ladnes keep us well fed and clean up after we have left the cafeterua 2 - 1 9 , 1 I I - I YA L Gb r v J'- I5 fx . ' ,f Y if , x .W i ,.,V ,V X V' 2 'f. v .' , , VA, ,. J. X 1,, L' 4 f I ' f - ,V ,H,,u1,, f - . 1Hf,.,..,' V ..,' I Q , ' '-I-.1t,.Q., , ' as 'f.1!'22,f :::,' H -1 1 -.-. I . ..-.., ' .'g.-'..- 1 ' lf1'.'.' I V :H-',.' l . K' , ,. c N L f ' -1 Xi 3 1 1 1 f SENIORS oar N-8,5 l954 I3 14 20 21 27 28 OUR GOAL COMMENCEMENTV' The sensor offucers luke the rest of the senuor class are lookmg forward to June I0 the date of our graduatuon Left to right are Bob Strobel Vuce Presudent John DeSantus Treasurer Fanth Maag Secretary Wmfleld Umlauf Presndent Here we are' The class of 54 We held our Maroon and Gold conventuons and campaigns early ln October and elected Wlnfleld Umlauf Bob Strobel Faith Maag and John DeSantls as class officers for our senior year The senior leader of school government was Jane Etrls student council president Lovely Laura Ann Wilson was our Football Queen wuth Helen Bomestar as her senior attendant relgnlng over the Plgskln Prom The Patsy our class play was a great success Lincoln s class of 54 was the flrst In Canton to use student directors In a dramatlc production Perhaps the best remembered events of our senior year were the Jumor Senior Prom Class Night Baccalaureate and fmally our goal Commencement we Although we may leave Lincoln In 1954 our class wlll remam together ln memory as look through the following pages. 'ff f 'f , . L L S by T L xx l 1 A L .2 I 0 ' v , X A 3 W ri g R , Y' I Y ' : I Q V A A X ll JUNg 6 7 ll I s . . I . . I . I ' I , ' ' : ' , : ' , I . . I . ' I . . I I . . . . . , . ll ll ' I I ' ' . . - . I I I f 1 ' I i CAROL ACKLEY ICaroII General Chorus I Staff Aids I JUDITH BAIRD Uudyl Classical Y-Teen I, II, III, IV, Staff Aides I, Il, Ill, IV, Booster Club I, II, III, IV, Girls' Leaders II, III, IV, Alexis League, Student Council I, Il, National Honor Society III, IV, Choir Ill, IV, Drarnatics III, IV. Ambition: To be a nurse ' ERNEST ARBUCKLE ITennessee Ernie? Technical Booster Club I, Il Ambition: To be an auto mechanic. RUTH ANNE BAKER ISisI Classical Y-Teen I, II, III, IV, Radio Broadcasting II, Ill, IV, National Honor Society Ill, IV, Alexis League, Echo Staff III, IV, Booster Club I, Ill, IV, Ambition: Working with people. HELEN ARNOLD IHelenI General Chorus I, Y-Teen I, Booster Club I, III, Ambition: To get married. NANCY BAMBERGER INancyI Classical Student Council I, Band I, II, III, IV, Choir I, II, III, IV, Echo Stuff III. Ambition: Teaching public school. JOHN ASHBAKER Uohnl Classical Booster Club I, II: Ohio History II, Linion League, Echo IV. Ambition: Journalist BOB BARDNELL IBarney2 Industrial Arts Band I, ll, III, IV, Dance Band II, III, IV Pep Band I, II, Ill, IV. BOB BARR IBob2 Technical' Chorus I, II, Basketball I, II, III, IV, Booster Club I, II, III, IV: Art I, II, III. Ambition: To be a dentist. RONALD BENACH lRonaldJ Technical Chorus I: Dance Band IV. Ambition: Mechanical engineer. MARTHA BEATTY fMartyJ Commercial Ohio History II: Booster Club IV. Ambition: To become a private secre' tary. RITA BERNARD KRita1 Booster Club I, II, III, Library II, Student Council III. Ambition: To make money. THOMAS BECK fTomI Industrial Arts Linion League. Ambition: To be a florist. NANCY BISHOP fBisI11 General Chorus I, IV. JAMES BEECHER Him! Technical Entered from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania III, Varsity Basketball III, IV: Linion League. Ambition: To be an engineer. BEVERLEY BLACKLEDGE fBev1 Commercial Staff Aids I. Ambition: To go to business school JAMES BLAKE fsonshinel Industrials Arts Ohio History I, Chorus I. Ambition: To be a carpenter, MARLA-KAY BOLTZ lMarla! General Advanced Staff Aides I, Il, Booster Club I, II, Ill, Y-Teen II, III, Choir III, IV. JOHN BOGER fBogesl Technical Band I, II, Ill, IV, Ohio History I, Hi,Y I, II, IV, Booster Club I, II, III, Pep Band ll, Baseball Ill, IV, Linion League. Ambition: To be an Engineer. HELEN BOMESTAR lLynnl Commercial Booster Club Il. Ambition: Modeling. ARLENE BOLDIZSAR lArIenel Classical Chorus I, Army Reserves I, Y-Teen I, II, Booster Club I, Il, III, IV, Girls' Leaders II, Ill, IV, Navy Varsity Il, III, F. T. A. IV, Cheerleader III. Ambition: Teaching elementary school. DONALD BOURQUIN lWilly,i Classical Chorus I, Basketball I, Il, IV, Booster Club I, ll, Choir Il, III, IV. Ambition: Business BEVERLY BOLE Bev General Band I, Il, Ill, IV, F.T.A. I, Y-Teen I, ll, Booster Club I, II, Girls' Leaders IV, Ambition, To ioin the Marines, HELEN BREEDLOVE 'Helen Classical Radio Broadcasting I, ll, III, IV, Chorus I, Y-Teen I, Booster Club II, National Honor Ill, IV, Alexis League, Second Choir Il, III, IV, Dramatics IV, Annual Editor, Secretary of Class I, ll, Student Council Ill. Ambition: To become a nurse fi' JOHN BRENDUS Uohn? Technical Booster Club III, IV. Ambition: Dentistry or baseball. J ERRY BROWN Uerryl General ALBERT BROWN KAI! Classical Ohio History II, , , Football l, Il, Track Ill IV Band ll, Ill, Track III, IV, Second Choir Il, Choir Ill, Varsity L IV, Library Staff IV, Dramatics Ambition, History teacher and football coach. ROSE MARIE BROWN lRose Marie! General CAROLE BROWN fCaroleJ Commercial Student Council I, Chorus I, Y-Teen I, II, Ill, Booster Club I, ll, III, Practice IV. Office Ambition, Comptometer operator, CHARLES BRUEGGER lChucIr! General Football I. Ambition: Mechanic JAMES BROWN fBrowny1 Technical Football I, Chorus I, Second Choir Il, Choir Ill, IV, Linion League. Ambition: Chemical engineer. JAMES BRYANT fBearJ Classical Football I, ll, Ill, IV, Chorus I: Choir II Ill, IV, Radio Broadcasting III, IV Linion League. Il. WILLIAM BUDA KBIIIJ Industrial Arts Band I, ll, Ill, IV: Pep Band I, II, III, IV: Dance Band ll, Ill, IV, Band President IV. Ambition: Musician DONNA BUTLER KBUU General Staff Aides I, ll: Chorus l, ll, Booster Club l, ll, III, IV: Y+Teen l, II, Ohio History IV. Ambition: Nurse and get a man, SHIRLEY BURKETT lRay2 Commercial Ambition: To become a secretary. DONALD CAPPER Uonyl General Chorus I: Football lll, IV. Ambition: Bricklayer JOHN BUSH Uacld General Booster Club I, II, III, IV. Ambition: Successful business man. BOB CARTECHINE KChmk1 Classical Ambition: Electrical engineer PHYLLIS BUTCHER tTillJ Classical Staff Aides I, ll, Ill: Chorus I, ll: Booster Club l, ll, Ill, Office Work IV. Ambition: ??'? SHIRLEE CASS 1ShortyJ Commercial Booster Club I, ll, Ill, Chorus I: Y-Teen I, Office Practice IV. Ambition: Secretary to a young, good looking, and wealthy boss. DAWN CASSLER fDGWHl Commercial Booster Club I, Il, III, IV, Y-Teen I, II, Cheerleader II, III, IV, Student Council III, Treasurer's Office III, IV, National Honor III, IV, Alexis League, Office Practice IV, Class Treasurer III. Ambition: Secretary PAUL CIOCA KC! Industrial Arts Band I, ll, III, Dance Band I, II, Ill, Boys' Leaders I, Booster Club IV, Ambition: Architectural drawing. RUSSELL CHAMBERS fTirnI Technical Football I, Hi-Y I, II, Radio Broadcast- ing I, Chorus I, Choir II. DONALD COPELAND KCopeI General Basketball I, II, Track III, IV, Baseball IV. Ambition: Bricklayer or machinist. DARRELL CHEYNEY fDarrelIl Classical Chorus I, II, Choir III, IV, Linion League, Booster Club IV. Ambition: Television SALLY COPELAND fSallyI Commercial Y-Teen I, Staff Aides I, Chorus II, Booster Club III, Office Practice IV. Ambition: Secretary MERRY ANN CHOPSON fMerry Ann? Classical Y-Teen I, Il, Ill, IV, Staff Aides I, II, III, Booster Club I. II, III, IV, Student Coun- cil IV. PATRICIA CORAN fPat! Commercial Booster Club I, Il, III, Office Practice IV. Ambition: Secretary 'Y '? . . CONSTANCE CORNELIUS fConnieJ Classical Chorus I, Staff Aides I, II, III, IV, Booster Club I, II, III, IV, Y-Teen II, III, IV, Latin Club II, National Honor Society III, IV, Alexis League. Ambition: Airline Hostess. .IUDITH DANIELS Uudyl Classical Chorus I, Choir III, IV, Booster Club I, ll, III, IV, Y-Teen Ill, Girls' Leaders III, IV, Lionian Business Staff IV, Class Officer II. Ambition: Gym teacher or reporter. NORMA CRISP KCurIy2 Commercial Chorus I, F.T.A. II, III, IV, Ohio History II, III, Office Practice IV. Ambition: Go to Texas University and be a secretary. FRED DAUTERMAN fAngIesl General Football I, Linion League. Ambition: Nite Club and Casino owner. RODGER CRISP Uolly Rodger! General Chorus I, II. ! wha-F1 'H ziatw -4.14. sg: gms mi :sri ' DONALD DAV IS fDonJ Classical Choir I, Il, Linion League, Lionian Bus- ness Staff IV. Ambition: Pharmaceutical Chemist. THOMAS CRITES KTom1 General Booster Club I, II, IV, Hams Guild I, Chorus I, II, III, IV, Junior-Senior Play III, Future Proiectors III, Lionian Business Staff IV. Ambition, Real Estate Business. JEAN DAVIS fleanniel General Band I, II, III, IV, Booster Club I, II, Chorus I, Y-Teen I, Il, III, Office Prac- tice IV, Second Choir Il. Ambition: Secretary T-1 1 I r X. I JOHN DE SANTIS Uohni Classical Band I, II, lll, IV, Chorus I, Choir ll, lll, IV, Dance Band I, II, III, IV, Booster Club III, IV, Echo Sports Editor IV, Class Treasurer IV. Ambition: Lawyer MAIJA DUCIS lMaijOl Classical Latin Club I, ll, Alexis League, National Honor lll, IV. Ambition: Doctor PAUL DIUK WJ General Ambition: Tool ancl die maker. WALTER DUGGAR 'Dug2 Classical Boys' Leaders I, Il. Ambition: To pilot the first rocket ship to the moon. CONNIE LEE DOMER tConn? Classical Y-Teen I, II, IV, Staff Aides I, II, III, Booster Club l, ll, lll, IV, Orchestra II, Ill, IV, Band lll, IV, Maiorette lll, IV. DELYTE DUNN fDeIytef Classical Staff Aides I, II, lll, IV, Y-Teen I, II, Booster Club I, ll, Chorus I, Latin Club Il, National Honor Ill, IV, Alexis League. Ambition: Want to go to college to study vocal music. ROBERT DORKOFF fBobl Industrial Arts Boys Leaders l, ll, Ill. Ambition: To be a pattern maker at a shop. LOIS DYER Lois General Stott Aides I, Il, III, Library I, Booster Club IV. Ambition, Nursing BETTY-.IO EICHER iBetty-Joi Classical Entered from Danbury, Conn. II, Latin Club II, Y-Teen III, National Honor Ill, IV, Alexis League, President of Alexis League IV, Vice President of National Honor IV, Senior Editor of the Lionian IV, Class Play Publicity Manager IV. Ambition, Hopes to own the New York Yankee Baseball team. BOB FIERSTOS KNoseI Classical Hi-Y I, Stamp Club I, Chorus I, Student Council I, Ill, IV, Choir Il, Ill, IV, Stu n Booster III, IV, Basketball Manager ll Echo Staff IV. Ambition: Petroleum engineer. JAMES ESSINGER lFingersI Technical Track Manager Il, Class Play IV. Ambition: Electrical engineer. D.AN FILIMON lDandelionI Classical Basketball I, ll, Student Booster III, IV, Baseball III, IV. Ambition: Doctor or pharmacist. JANE ETRIS Uaniei Classical Staff Aides I, ll, Booster Club I, II, Ill, IV, Y-Teen I, II, Chorus I, Student Coun- cil II, Ill, IV, Echo Staff III, Associate Editor of Echo IV, Radio Broadcasting Ill, IV, National Honor III, IV, Alexis League, Student Council President Ill, IV. Ambition: Receptionist or doctor's assistant. JOHN FLICKINGER ficliclrl General Linion League, Booster Cl Ambition: Forester ANN FENTON lAnnl Classical Chorus I, Booster Club I, ll, Ill, IV, Y-Teen I, II, III, Radio Broadcasting II, Ill, Second Choir ll, Ill, National Honor III, IV, Alexis League, Class Play III, IV, Library Service Club IV, Lionian Business Staff IV. Ambition: Speech and hearing therapist. SANDRA FORD ISandyJ General Y-Teen I, II, Chorus I, Library Serv: e ii, III, iv, Army cheerleader 1, Girs Leaders III, IV, Navy Reserve Manager Ill. Ambition: Get married. EDGAR FREEZE islcipl Industrial Arts Stage Crew I, II: Track III, IV. Ambition: President of the Chrysler Corporation. RUTH GLASS IRUIHI Classical Y-Teen I, II, III, IV: Staff Aides I, II, III, Chorus I, Second Choir II, III: Booster Club I, II, Ill, IV: Radio Broadcasting III, National Honor III, IV: Alexis League, Annual Editorial Staff IV. Ambition: Airline hostess. HAZEL RUTH FRIEND fButch! Commercial Entered from Kingwood, West Virginia IV. Ambition: Housewife. HAROLDINE GRAHAM KDene2 General Chorus I, Student Booster II, III, IV, Y-Teen III, Office Staff IV: Lionian Business Staff IV. Ambition: Receptionist. JUNE FUELLING KBright Eyes? Commercial Y-Teen I, II, IV, Library I, II: Staff Aides I, II, III, IV: Student Council IV. Ambition: To be a tap dancer. LUELLA GREENE KLouJ Classical Staff Aides I, II, Y-Teen I, II, III, Booster Club I, II, III, IV, Chorus I, II: Girls' Leaders III, IV, Ohio History Club. Ambition: To graduate. DUANE GABEL IDICIKI Industrial CHARLES GROVES fChucIU Industrial DONA GROVES lSqulrtl Commercial Staff Aides I, Treasurer's Office II, Ill, IV, Booster Club IV, Alexis League. NANCY HAHN tFrankie2 Commercial Chorus I, II, III, IV, Ohio History Club I, II, III, Office Practice IV, P Ambition: Get married. JOANNE GUESS o General Entered from Malvern, Ohio III, Band III, IV, Y-Teens III, IV, Booster Club IV, Lionian Editorial Staff IV, Class Play IV, Office Practice IV. Ambition: Airline Hostess. ROBERT HANKINS fBobl General Band I, II, Baseball Manager I, Boys' Leaders II. Ambition: Would like to become a dairy farmer. BARBARA GUITTAR fBaniol General Y-Teen I, II, Booster Club I, ll, III, IV, Library I, Navy Cheerleader III, Cheer- leader IV, Ambition: Get married. NONA HARMON fNoniel General Y-Teen I, Il, Booster Club I, II, Ill, IV, Chorus I, Maiorette II, III, IV, Navy Cheerleader II, III. VIVIAN HADDAD tHaddadie ol General F.T.A. I, Y-Teen I, Student Booster I, Il, III, IV, Army Reserves III. SANDRA HARRIS tSandy' General Class President I, Booster Club I, ll, III, IV, Choir I, II, III, IV, Y-Teen I, Il, III, IV, Girls' Leaders III, IV, Alexis League. Ambition: Work a year and then go to college and study education. JOAN HENDERSHOT Uoanl General Ambition: Go to California and be a telephone operator, or ioin the Wacs. PAUL HOCE fPaull Classical Boys' Leaders I, II, Basketball I, II, Choir II, Ill, IV. Ambiiionz Undertaker DIXON HENRY fDixl General Track IV. NANCY HOFFMAN KNanJ Classical Chorus I, Student Council I, Staff Aides I, II, III, Y-Teen I, ll, III, IV, Booster Club I, II, III, Second Choir II, Girls' Leaders Il, Ill, IV, F.T.A. IV, A Cappella Choir III, IV, National Honor III, IV, Alexis League. Ambition: Primary education. NANCY HILL fCisI General Y-Teen I, II, Booster Club I, II, III, Navy Cheerleader III. Ambition: Get married. .IOANN HOLDER Hoey! General Ambition: Bookkeeper GLENN HIMEBAUGH fGlennJ Classical Ohio History Club I, Stamp Club I, Linion League. Ambition: Want to be a newspaper editor. ROSEMARIE HOLLIDAY fPeachieI General Y-Teen I, ll, Chorus I, Booster Club I, II, III, Office Practice IV. 45 BOB HOOBLER fBob! Industrial Arts Football I, IV, Basketball I, Il, III, IV, Student Booster I, II, III, IV. EDWIN HYDE iTedI Technical Football I, Basketball I, II, Ill, IV, Booster Club III. Ambition: To own a yacht. RUTH HOUSEHOLDER t'Ruthie,I General Chorus I, Ambition: Get married, VIOLET ITTESCU tVie.I Commercial Entered from McKinley III. Ambition: Office work. LESLIE HOWICK tLeslie1 General Radio Broadcasting I, Il, Ill, IV, Chorus I, Choir Il, Proiector Club I, II, III, IV. Ambition. Radio announcer. WILLIAM JACOBS Jake! Technical Band I, ll, III, IV, Hi-Y I, Il, IV, Radio Broadcasting I, II, Stagecraft II, Dance Band II III IV Ambition. Electrical engineer. ALETHA HUGHES tAletI'1af General Staff Aides I, Booster Club I, II, Chorus i, II, Y-Teen II, Office Practice IV. IRIS JAMESON tlris' Classical Staff Aides I, II, III, Student Booster I, II, Ill, IV, Y-Teen I, ll, III, IV, Girls' Leaders II, lll, IV, Navy Reserve Il, Army Varsity III, All-Star Valley Ball IV, Office Staff IV. Ambition: Be a nurse. ,f Y Ch NORMA JENKINS fNormoJ Commercial Y-Teen I, llg Chorus lg Student Booster I, II, III, IV, Student Council ll, III, IV, Navy Reserves Treasurer's Offi DAVID JOHN fDavel Technical oir Il, III, IVg Girls' Leaders Ill, IVg Ilg Navy Varsity Illp ce IV. FRANKLIN KERRY fFrank1 General Ambition: State Police STON Boys Leaders II HIY II Linton League Llonlan Business Staff IV Ambition Get a BS In physics WILLIAM KETTERING !BuckJ General s Leadersl Il III Ba d II History I II Student Council II Ambition Goto college and study law MYRTLE JONES fMyrtJ General LARRY KELLY KLarryJ General Football I, III, Varsity L Clu Ambition: Go NANCY KISH fNancy? Commercial Chorus I Booster C ub History IV Ambition Office work IV IO IV5 Track II, III, IV, b III, IV. to college. SHIRLEE KLECKNER !KIeckJ Classical F.T.A. I, II, Illp Hams Guild Ig Latin Club Ilg Echo Staff III, IV, Army Reserve Ilg Navy Varsity Illg Girls' Leaders III, Alexis League. II e'f -11111 in QQ Y -nnnq DOROTHY fDot7 Classical KLOOS Y-Teen I, ll, III, IV, Chorus I, Student Booster I, ll, III, IV: F.T.A. Il, III, IV: Second Choir ll, III: Girls' Leaders Ill, IV, Ambition: School teacher. ETHA KURZINSKY ffthal Classical F-T-A. I, II, III, IV: Y-Teen I: Booster Club I, ll: Chorus Il, III: Ohio History Club IV. M Ambition: Elementary teaching. HAROLD KOEHLER Uoel Industrial Arts Chorus I, Second Choir II, III: Choir IV. Ambition: Draftsman. BARBARA LADD IBabs2 Classical Student Council lg Staff Aides I, ll, III Y-Teen I, ll, Ill, IV, Booster Club I, II Ill, IV: F.T.A. Ill, IV, Go to Bowling Green to be elementary teacher. Ambition: come an RICHARD KOLLER fDickI Commercial Business Ambition: Work DICK LANGMAN Hook! Industrial Arts Football I, ll, III, IV: Basketball I, Il Track Ill: Varsity L Club Ill, IV. Ambition: To go to college. CHARLES KUNTZ IBillI Industrial Arts Basketball Il, III, IV, Varsity L Club Ambition: College JOAN LAPPIN Uoanlel Classical Y-Teen I, ll, Ill, IV, Chorus I, Hams Guild I, Booster Club I, II, Ill, IV: Student Council I, II, Second Choir II, Choir a ers , .T.A. , Class Officer I. Ambition: Teacher. RUTH LARSON fRuthI Classical Choir II, Ill, IV, Chorus I, Staff Aides II, III, IV, Y-Teens I, II, Booster Club II, III. Ambition: Airline hostess. NANCY LOOMIS ILoomJ Classical Booster Club I, ll, III, IV, Y-Teen I, ll, III, IV, Staff Aides I, ll, Ill, Chorus I, Girls' Leaders ll, III, IV, F.T.A. IV, Alexis League. Ambition: To attend Miami University and study Elementary education. DON LECKLITNER fDonJ Classical Football I, II, Chorus I, Second Choir ll, III. Ambition: Dentistry CHARLOTTE LORD lChuclrI General Booster Club I, IV. Ambition: Work and study art. NANCY LEIDN ER iNanceI Classical Staff Aides I, ll, Ill, IV, Y-Teens I, ll, IV, Chorus I, Booster Club Il, Ill, IV. Ambition, Nurse SONDRA LOVER lLoverI Classical Student Council I, Chorus I, Hams Guild I, Choir II, III, IV, Navy Reserve II, Echo Business Staff IV, Class Play IV. Ambition: Opera singer, music teacher, or art teacher. LEONORE LOMAZZO ILe-el Classical Staff Aides I, II, Ill, IV, Chorus I, II, Y-Teen I, Il, IV, Booster Club ll, Ill, Office Practice IV. Ambition: Plan to attend St. Johns College for nursing. BARBARA LUNG fBobbie, Commercial Stall Aides I. Ambition. Office work. BILL LYNN IBHII General Boys Leaders I, ll, III, Football I. RONALD MARTIN fRonnieJ Industrial Football I, Basketball II. FAITH MAAG fFaith2 Classical Entered from Steubenville ll, Staff Aides II, Ill, IV, Y-Teen ll, III, IV, Booster Club II, III, IV, Girls' Leaders III, IV, Navy Varsity III, Class Treasurer IV, Class Play IV, F.T.A. IV, Lionian Busi- ness Staff IV, Student Council IV. Ambition: To teach second grade. JEANNE MASSOUH Ueannel Classical Army Reserve I, Y-Teen I, II, Booster Club I, Il, III, IV, Chorus Ig Army Var- sity II, III, Class Treasurer Ilg Second Choir II, Girls' Leaders III, IV, F.T.A. IV. Ambition: Elementary teaching. PATRICIA MALONEY IPUH General Staff Aides I, II, Ill, Ohio History IV. Ambition: Office work. RICHARD MASTERS IRickI Industrial Arts KARL MARCHAND IKarll Classical Chorus I, Debate Ig Booster Club I, ll, III, Linion League. Ambition: Certified public accountant. NANCY JO MAXWELL iNanceI Classical Band I, ll, III, IV, Y-Teens I: Booster Club I, ll, lu, iv, PeP Band 'Ht F.T.A. Iv. Ambition: An elementary teacher. ii' ff' DARRELL MCCABE IOzziel General Boys' Leaders I, II, Band I, Il, Track III, IV. Ambition: To be a salesman. RONALD MEISER IWOynel General 5' Football I, ii, iii, iv, Basketball I, II, Track Ill, IV, Booster Club Ill, IV. GEORGE MCCARTHY IWiIIiel General Chorus I, Choir II, Ill, IV, Tennis ll, lll, IV, Ambition: Laundry manager. RICHARD MEISTER Uoel Classical Chorus I, II, Hi-Y I, II, III, Second Choir Ill, IV, Class Play IV. Ambition: Chemical engineer. ELIZABETH MCCARTY IBettyl General Entered from Steubenville IV. Ambition, Interior decorator. LARRY MEYER ILarry2 General Chorus Il, Ill, Stagecraft IV. Ambition: Go into the theatre. LEWIS MCFARLAND flewiei Classical Ohio History I, ll, Aeronautics ll. Ambition: Go to college, then enter the ministry. PATRICIA MIGLIOZZI fMicIcey Mouse! Commercial Booster Club IV. Ambition: Bookkeeper or bank teller BRUCE MILLER fBruce2 Industrial Arts Choir I. Ambition: Work in shop or business corporation. HAROLD MOORE IHarold1 Industrial Arts Chorus I. Ambition: To become a flight engineer for an airline. JACK MILLER Uackl General Entered from Kane, Pennsylvania IV. Ambition: Registered pharmacist. ROBERT MORGAN fBobl General Boys' Leaders I: Latin Club I: Chorus I Hi-Y I, II, III: Booster Club I, II, III, IV Ambition: Naval career and traveler, RONNIE MILLER fRonI General Band I, Il, III: Baseball III: Student Council IV: Booster Club IV. Ambition: Communication technician. DONNA MORRIS IToots1 Classical Y-Teen I, II: Staff Aides I: Chorus I: Student Booster I, II, III, IV, Ohio His- tory IV. DAVE MOHNEY fSport2 General Booster Club I, II, III, IV: Basketball Il: Choir II, III, IV: Stagecraft II, III: Student Council III. SHIRLEY MOTTICE fShirley2 General Y-Teen I, II, III: Booster Club I, III, IV Ambition: General office work. f BETTY .IO QUEEN fB..lo! General Library Staff I, II: Booster Club I, ll, IV: Chorus I. Ambition: To be a receptionist in Q doctor's office. .IOANNE RINEHART U02 General Chorus I. Ambition: Music, singer GEORGE REED Uuniorl Industrial Arts Entered from Timken IV, Ambition: Machinist SUSAN RODEBAUGH lSue-R2 Classical Band I, II, Ill, IV: Army Reserves I Navy Il, Ill: Girls' Leaders ll, III, IV. CHARLOTTE REESE lCharleyl General Chorus I, ll, III. Ambition: Evangelistic services DOLORES RODRIGUEZ fDolIy! Commercial MARY JANE RIDDLE V'MarilynJ General Staff Aides I, ll, Booster Club I, Il, III, Y-Teen I, II: Office Practice IV. Ambition: Philanthropist RETTA ROONEY fRettaJ General Band l, ll, lll, IV, Chorus I, YTeen I, II, III, IV: Booster Club I, ll, III, IV: Girls' Leaders Ill, IV, Office Practice IV. Ambition: Secretary. Chorus I, ll: Booster Club I. DAVID ROSENBERRY IDave,I General Student Council I, Lionian Staff IV. Ambition: Something in the line of art. HOWARD RUTTER 'Jimf Industrial Arts Booster Club IV HALDEN ROSENBERRY IHUU General Chorus I, Radio Broadcasting II, Ill, IV. Ambition: Something in the way of teaching. SUSAN SANFORD fDimples! General Booster Club I, Il, Y-T Ambition: Bookkeeper JIM RUSSELL KJim2 General Proiectors Club I, II, III, IV, Baseball IV. Ambition: To play maior league base- ball. RONNIE SCHAFFERT KRon2 General Boys' Leaders I, Chorus Club II, IV. .IO ANNE RUSSELL Ho! Commercial Chorus I, II, III, Booster Club I, IV, Y-Teen I, II, III, IV, Office Practice IV. Ambition: Telephone operator. MARILYN SCHASER Shaz General Chorus I, Stagecraft I, II, Booster Club I, ll, Ill, IV, Y-Teen I, Il, Student Coun :il I, II, Choir ll, III, IV, Girls Lea rs III, IV, Echo Staff III, IV. FRED SCHMIDT iFre-dl Industrial Arts Football l, II, Ill, IV, Basketball I, ll, Ill, IV, Baseball ll, lll, IV. Ambition: Millionaire. WILBUR SHREFFLER lWiIburJ Classical Track II, III, IV Ambition: To be a pilot PHILIP SCHUCHERT fPhilI Technical Football I, Basketball I, Lionian Staff IV, Linion League, Ambition: Chemical engineer CAROLINE SIMONELLI lCaroline! General Chorus I, Il, III, IV, Booster Il, Ill, IV. Ambition: Get married. PHYLLIS SCHUCHERT iPI1yllisI Commercial Chorus I, II, Y-Teen II, Office Prectice IV, Echo Staff IV, Booster Club IV. Ambition: Secretary JACK SINGER Hack! Technical Boys' Leaders II Ill Ambition: Engineer MARY ANN SCHULER iMory Ann! Commercial Chorus I, Y-Teen I, ll, III, IV, Booster Club I, Il, Ill, IV, Second Choir II, Ill, Girls' Leaders Ill, Treasurer's Office Ill, IV. Ambition: Secretary ANNETTA SINGO INetta2 General Chorus I, Navy Reserve I, II, YTeens I, ll, Second Choir II, Choir Girls' Leaders III, IV, Navy Varsity III Ambition: ? ? ? GENE SKAPURA fGeneJ General Radio Broadcasting I: Chorus I: Choir II, III, IV: Class Play IV. Ambition: Music JAMES STAUFFER Ulm! Industrial Ohio History I, II: Stamp Club I Stage craft I, II, Radio Broadcasting Il Booster Club IV: Lionian Staff IV: Aeronautics III. Ambition: Photographer JUDITH SMITH Uudyl General Ambition: Get a iob for a while and then get married. .IACQUELYN STEBLER Uackiel Commercial Y-Teen I, II, III, IV: Booster Clu III, IV: Ohio History I: Staff Aides III: Guidance Office IV. Ambition: Office work. EDWARD SPONSELLER fSpoonieJ Classical Boys' Leaders I, Il, III: Baseball III. Ambition: Lawyer or doctor. DONNA JEAN STEFANICK lDonnal General Y-Teen I, ll, III: Booster Club Girls' Leaders II, III. RONALD SPRING IRonnieJ General Second Choir I, Il, III: Football Ig Booster Club II, III: Choir IV. Ambition: Lawyer. VADA STEPHENS Nada Babel General Chorus I, Il, lll, IV: Booster C Ambition. Secretary MARJORIE THOMAS Ambition Get married. NANCY UNKEFER 4UnkieJ Commercial Staff Aides I, Booster Club l, II, Chorus O DICK THOMPSON Football ll Booster ll, IV. Ambition Mechanic LYNDA VAN NOSTRAN I'Lynri2 Classical Student Booster l, ll, lll, IV, Y-Teen l, ll, Staff Aides lg Chorus I, Second Choir ll, Navy Reserve I, Navy Varsity ll, Ill, Student Council Ill, Cheerleader III, IV, Girls' Leaders Ill, IV, Alexis League. Ambition: Laboratory technician. Student Council I, Booster Club Il, Class Ambition Telephone operator. CHARLES WEAVER lChuckl Classical Chorus I, Boys' Leaders I, Choir ll, WINFIELD UMLAUF Booster Club I ll lll, IV, Linion League, Class President IV. Ambition Chemical engineer WALTER WEBB ICrazy1 Classical I Football l, II, III, Track II, Booster Club IV, Chorus III. Ambition: Laundry man SHIRLEY WEBER KShirleyJ General Y-Teen I: Booster Club I, II. Ambition: Office work. JERRY WILLIAMS Uerry! General Booster Club I, ll, III, IV: Basketball ll, III, IV: Track III, IV. Ambition: Marine. CHARLES WHETSEL IChucIcI Industrial Band I, II, Ill, IV. Ambition: Planning to be an apprentice machinist. BEVERLY WILSON fBevl Commercial Staff Aides I: Booster Club II, III, IV: Chorus II: Y-Teen Il, III. Ambition: Airline hostess. LILA WHITE IBIcicIciel Commercial Chorus I: Office Practice IV. Ambition: Work in an office as a secretary. LAURA ANN WILSON fLaural Commercial Office Practice IV. Ambition: To become a private secretary. PATRICIA WHITE IPUH Classical Band, I, II, III, IV: Booster Club I, II, III, IV: Y-Teen I, II, III, IV: Girls' Leaders II, Ill, IV: Maiorette II, III, IV: Army Reserves III: Orchestra III, IV: Alexis League: Lionian Business Staff IV. Ambition: Field of medicine. SUZANNE WILSON ISusieJ General Y-Teen II, III: Booster Club III, IV: Ohio History IV: Second Choir IV. Ambition: Getting married, CAROLYN WISE KCarolynl General Chorus I, II, Booster Club l, ll, Ill, IV, Y-Teen ll. ALBERTA ZIMMER IBertieQ Classical Chorus I, Student Council I, Radio Broadcasting I, ll, III, IV, Booster Club I, ll, Ill, Choir ll, III, IV, Y-Teen l, IV. 11 Ambition: Music WILLIAM WOFFINGTON fBilIJ General Chorus l, II, Basketball Manager I, Football Ill. Ambition: Plan to enlist. JO ANNE ZIMMERMAN Uol Home Economics Booster Club l, ll, III. CATHERINE XIDES KKatieJ General Booster Club I, II, Ohio History II. Ambition: Work for two years and get married. DAVID DOVIDIO KDirty Dave! Industrial Arts Boys' Leaders ll. Ambition: To be a millionaire NICHOLAS ZABLO fZab-Zelref Classical Booster Club l, Il, Ill, Hi-Y ll, III, Echo Staff IV. Ambition: Electrical engineer. JOYCE DUGAN Hot Commercial Stuff Aides ii, III, iv, chorus iii, iv, Ambition: Go into nurses' training or telephone operator, STAN KIEHL NICK KOTEMA ROBERT MAST fSfan the Mani Uuniorl !Bobl General General General Football I, Track I, ll, Ill, IV, Chorus I. Ambition: Join the Navy. Ambition: Radio engineer Ambition: Navy. G BYE Schucherf Merry Ann Chopson Nancy Leidner and John Brendus bid Lincoln High School farewell ll I ll Seven seniors, left to right: Ted Hyde, Nancy Loomis, Winfield Umlauf, Phil 48 JUNIORS Left to rrght John Streza Presndent Ann Wetzel Secretary JoAnn Bethel Treasurer Bull Loomis Vice Presldent John Streza President Bull Loomis Vlce President Ann Wetzel .aecretary and JoAnn Bethel Treasurer have trled their best to make this year o happy and successful one Juniors have begun to play an Important part In all actlvltues of the school As you look around you will see Juniors ln key posltlons as leaders understudylng the Seniors and accept mg responsnbllltles as they In turn wall become Seniors They are outstanding In the A Cappella Choir on the basketball team and In club actlvltles The most Important dance of the year for every Jumor boy and gurl was the oft talked about the Jumor Sensor Prom The party saw the Junlors bloom unto sophlstlcatlon This years group of Juniors has loaned un the preparation to make lt the best any Lincoln Class has spon sored The Juniors and Seniors have worked hand un hand toward the goal of engoyment for one and all and made thas years prom the outstanding party of the year : I I I I I I I - . . . . . . . 9 l I I I I I I I I - . . . ... . 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Il ' I ' . ifg ll' !' g if 2 I ' r f 1 A s J ' I 5 ' 5.1, I FIRST ROW bottom left to right Margaret Blackburn Shrrley Crce Barbara Benelelt Mary Cole Ruby Boomhower Sonya Brrcher Roberta Chrsler Donna Chopson JoAnn Bethel SECOND ROW Sarah Bernhard Duane Buckrus Patrucua Chandler Patrrcna Berkey JoAnn Bolovan Jean Crltarr Barbara Brlcker Barbara Barley Marilyn Brown Marilyn Brady THIRD ROW Kay Bates Roberta Carr Arlene Bond .loan Lord Patrlcra Bohnsack Norma Jean Darly Judy Burkett Vlrglnla Bush Margaret Calla FIRST ROW bottom left to rrght Ruthanne Ftzpatrrclc Helen Day Pat Fehn Wanda Eckelberry Duane Fowler Betre Dawson Barbo a Dean Donna DeMa trno SECOND ROW Beverly Edwards Carol Gerhart Sandra Fuldauer Carolyn Erskrne Roberto Easton Joan Geese Helen Fogel THIRD ROW Martha Ferelrn Donato Gemma Nancy Dav es Joyce Dugan Yvonne Dlnlcens Sally Ferrell Polly Frtch FIRST ROW bottom left to right Dorothy Hutchison Carol Harrison Mary Gossett Kaye Har man lna Gum Walter Gray Pat Hahn Janet Andriotto Shirley Harr SECOND ROW Mary Hill Denny Clevenger Donna Harrison Carol Gmth r June Brownsword Sally Ann Herbert Myrna Green Nancy Gobely Lorene Henry THIRD ROW George Bennett Morris Rehfus Walt Collier Gary Sherrard Mike Toney Jim Buchtel Dck Bowman Gus Campitelli Dick Cekansky FOURTH ROW Lou Anne Hoffman Jim Barnard Arthur Alborn John Cage Harold Brooks David Bowman Danny Brewer Andy Arena FIRST ROW, bottom, left to right: Gladys McGill, Richard Doidge, Dick Gentry, Doloris Loper, LaVonne Latta, Mary Kitson, Donna Kent, Lavonne Huther, Alice Koontz, Pat Lehman, SECOND ROW: Dean Felton, Leota Knupp, William Ferguson, Roger Dent, Frank Griffen, Ron Winzinek, Velta Kanavins, Gayle Lessman, Mary Ann Donges, Earl Gritfen. THIRD ROW: Betty Cailet, Ruth Ann McElfresh, Sondra Lewis, Don Gates, Nancy Jordon, Larry Smith, Dennis Corrigan, John Kuster, Jerry Dauer. FOURTH ROW: Ed Gardner, Terrance Boyd, Larri Greth, Jim Seibert, Bill Dienst, Jim Grainger, Jerry Griffen, Jack Etter, Chuck Evans. FIRST ROW bottom left to right Bonnie Michael Sandra Marks Barbara Masek Mary Lou Miller Elvira Magnacca Sharon Mason Laura Mapes Charles Haas SECOND ROW JoAnn Marmle Sally Moore Olivia Nego Carolyn Mosler Patricia Osburn Sandra Muller Barbara Meyers THIRD ROW Greg Hoglok Dick Watt Ralph Griffin Bob Heath Larry Harpst Tom Jack Allen Hellman Kathy Mathues FOURTH ROW Dennis Harget Larry Houtz Joe Vogley Dave Jobe Tom Harrold Charles Hawk Davis Guess Phil Harbourt FIRST ROW bottom left to right Janice Page Caroline Rinehart Shirley Price Betty Reis Carol Lee Prato Susanne Roth Joyce Pnkerton Marlorle Patterson Eileen Pucci Sandra Royer SECOND ROW Carl Martin Ronme Lindesmith Gary Kestel David Katonak James McCoy Caroline Pappas Phyllis Quass Sandra Rlegler Joan Ross Joyce Swanson THIRD ROW Victor Langanke Sam Loliger Carl Nieberle Bill Muster Jerry Long Richard Massouh Stanley Spees David Johnson, Tim Lloyd. FOURTH ROW: Don Moore, .lack Mensch, Bill Loomis, Jacques Jones, David Muntean. lRST ROW bottom left to right Clara Saimes Wilda Steiner Helen Semple Martha Theissen lane Sirgo Charleen Smith Norma Sedlock Joyce Short JaAnn Scheetz Pauline Russ Nancy lingluff Patsy Secrest SECOND ROW Roger Sarver Dave Smith Connie Russell Kate Schmidt Mike Popernlk Dave Sheridan William Sciury Ronnie Sherrard James Roshong Arla Sneary Betty Shetler THIRD ROW Dave Schmeltzer Dave Suter Pete Resanovich Harry Hildebrand Emil Popa Bernard Schwitzgeble Richard Rawling Ronme Sattler Richard Scherff Darrell Smith Ronnie Smith FOURTH ROW Bob Sedlock Gary Love Dick Portmann Edgar Ruffle Larry Sierra Fred Albers Jerry Riseling John Streza Chuck Riegler Norman Schell Philip Porter James Sprout Jerry Shlvely FIRST ROW, bottom, left to right: Ann Wetzel, Eleanor Yokes, Eleanor Wood, Analee Zeno, Beverly Yohn, Beverly Torchia, Ruth Ann Zimmerman, Susan Schriever, Janey Vance, Annette Viertel. SECOND ROW: Calvin Worstell, Howard Varner, Patricia Waseity, Nancy Toby, Josephine Whitmer, Susan Wright, Margaret Willis, Charleen Werner, Arlene Young. THIRD ROW: Toby Zettler, Roy Wild, Ray Wallace, Joe Yuhos, Bill Wilkinson, James Whitmer, Glenn Volzer, Wendel Waltz, William Wise, Gaylord VanAsdale. FOURTH ROW: Anthony Battista, Jack Polk, Daryl Wolfe, Jack Parks, Duane Unketer. UPPER LEFT Passes Please Wilco Steiner Margaret Calla Sondra Royer Nancy Gobely UPPER RIGHT Not up to trouble are you? Mr Kristy Dennus Horget Tom Jack LOWER LEFT New Fad Roberto Chlsler and Donna Kent LOWER RIGHT Oops' you dropped some thing Duane Unkefer ond Carol Gerhart 1. 2 ' , I n n - I - - ' 1 1 f - D 11 11 - - . , . - . , , . n 11 - H - n SOPHOMORES K1 C7 Furst row bottom left to rlght Suzanne Johnson Treasurer Beverly Tuttle Secretary Second row Danny Volzer Vlce Presndent Tom Williamson President SOPHOMORES The Sophomores have become wnser IH these two years and are partlcnpatung IH school actlvltles taknng great Interest In the upper classmens dutles so they wnll step smoothly unto the path of those ahead Sports are the boys mann Interest whale the gurls are takung part In the many clubs our school provides Wuth the help of the faculty advnsors and students an charge the Sophomore Class Party March Melodnes was a success It was a gala affaur wzth colorful decoratuons Tom Wnlllamson Presndent of the class and has helpers Danny Volzer Vice President Beverly Tuttle Secretary and Suzanne Johnson Treasurer have lived up to the expectatlons of their fellow classmen who elected them as thenr leaders ,- ' 4 1. 'V ff v. 0 . 1 1 5 1 1 1 - z 1 1 1 ' . . . . . . , . . 1 , . .... . 1 11 - 11 - - 1 1 - 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 sd FlRST ROW bottom left to right Diane Bachellor Helen Bargicles Antoinette Bialota Patricia Yanok Ruth Badenell Shelby Vincent Marlorie Filliez Rosemary Blanchard Norma Beatty SECOND ROW Virginia Blythe Ronald Bowen Angelo Banal Bob Bolek Dick Baxter Julia Baughman Norman Raines Joan Bednarz THIRD ROW Charles Bennett John Bartoloni Ralph Bachus Gene Anderson Richard Bennett Bill Bowen Mary Lou Borello Laura Lee Bolduzsar Claire Alexander FOURTH ROW Ronald Bragg David Alvarez Frank Brook Ronald Burkett Bob Burleson Absent Norman Ebey Blane Bertram Margaret Crossan Cornell Matronia Clark Anderson FIRST ROW bottom left to right: Joe DePasquale Janice Carrick Mary Jane Thomas Ted Forchione Elaine Burkett Ray Dunn Dave DeLap Maxine Butcher. SECOND ROW: Ruth Butler Shirley Clark Kaye Bush Sally Brown, Patric'a Burch Judy Burkhart Yvonne Capuana. THIRD ROW: Don DiRuzza Jim Care Gary Crissey Vince DeLillo Dick Dowd Marlene Branch Jeannine Brislen Alice Capper. FOURTH ROW: Roland Campbell, Patrick Clark, George Craiglow, Charles Dively, Terry Cody, Bill Caughey. Qs... FIRST ROW bottom leff fo rrg I Carole Follet Shirley Comber Cynthna Davnd Polly Courson Sandra Grimm Marilyn Evans Glenda Everhard? Pearl DeOruo SECOND ROW Jam Gallager Pa? Evans Brenda Dlefenbaugher Karen Dudash Pat Agnes Nancy Coates Sue Efrus THIRD ROW Dave Fowler James Grosse Earl Fortner Bull Gaume Dale Grlnstead Davnd Fuchiner Larry Groves John Gubbs FOURTH ROW Jam Graves Bull Gullespue Louis Ferm Rlchard Gurgle Vuncent Bann Absent Bernard Furbee FIRST ROW bolfom leff fo rlghf Judy Markel Peggy Henderhan Sandra Froellch Anna Kelhucker Bob Barnard Marlene Geckler Carol Farr Janice George Reva Harper SECOND ROW Lynlfa Melcholr Georgetie Hadbavny Judy Geyer David Kelch Duck Karr Glen Johnson Thelma Freed Joan Seuber THIRD ROW Robert Long Gary Kelly Lynn Ford Jay Harris Tom Jackson Blanchard Ger :na Allan Kuenzle Sandra Freeman Judy Gray FOURTH ROW Bruce Keck Lance Hne Robert Howell Fred Keum Ernest Hasch sails' I I FIRST ROW bottom lefffo rrght Glenda Keck Dons Householder Shlrley Kessler Evelyn Hockey Jerry Long Richard Walsh Suzanne Johnson Pat Klnger SECOND ROW Vlctor Lehman Byron Lowlher Dale Langanke Dave Krueger Bob McCabe Davud Marcelll Judy Jones THIRD ROW Harvey Embly Judy Hlnes Cynfhna Jobe Diana Jacykewycz Nancy Hull Jean Walker Lnnda Tausch John Marlatt FOURTH ROW Harold Lhota Leroy McCauley Jack Latimer Roy Lover FIRST ROW, bollom, leff fo rrghf Carol Lee, Many Ann Leklorlch, Barbara Lowe, Vnrglnla Larson, Joan Lallnsky, Judy Krynock, Sally Lackney, Jean Lawson, Judy Krumm SECOND ROVV Dennis McFadden, John Phllp, Anfhony Norcla, Loss Marchand, Marulyn Noll Ronald Mlzer, Jxrn Mc Neeley, Path Kress THIRD ROW Nancy Hufford, Torn McCoy, Dlck Moose, Bob McFarland, Don Mulheum, Scot Phlllups, Jerry McWilliams, Russell Morgan Bob Pelger FOURTH ROW Bob Negley, Bull Pelger, Frnz Hahn, Wayne Harper . 1: I A I V . 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I A -it 3 I FIRST ROW bottom left to right Marne Mathews Pete Porrazo Ettamarle Merryman Janet Mathias Sue McDonaugh Sharron McDermltt Carol McDonald Shlrley Meeks SECOND ROW Karl Mendenhall Ronnie Richards Nick Resanovlch Mary Lou Maxwell Margery McCorkle Jane McVey Glorla Martinez THIRD ROW Joe Prusaclk Michael Sardone John Reid Lewis Robson Ronald Roger Tom Pryse Larry Pitts Muckley Deanna Rlegler Beverly Robb Ruta Palomba Beverly Rnchardson SECOND ROW Marllyn Puccl Dawn Ondak Rosemarie Oleyar Norma Repasky Marlene Paulus Gloria Price Betty Murphy THIRD ROW Bob Stahlheber Arthur Stanley Jrm Smeltzer Russell Cornelius Terry Ross Gary Shnvely Ogden Shamp Ed Sndle Marsha Oleno Absent Donna Jean Rhlel Chet Senften Jerry Sankovlch FIRST ROW, bottom, left to right: Barbara Oswald, Sandy Pfalzgraf, Flo Ann Nesbitt, Carolyn f 3 . 15, FIRST ROW bottom left to right Patricia Edwards Julle Sardone Nancy Russell Judy Sanford Carol Roberts David Talernco Barbara Ross: Stephen R Topaz SECOND ROW Patty Roth Norma Sleber Barbara Schuler Nancy Rooney Marlun Tronano Robert Tlmpe Mary Ann Sedlock THIRD ROW Kathryn Ruda Denny Volzer Larry Stolrcny Bull Henderhan Al Vnrchnarelll Mary Roblnson FIRST ROW bottom left to rrght Patrlcla DeCasper Cynthua Welcelean Patrlcla Ubuck Janet DeCasper Carolyn Wagner Ann Wuer Joann Zagray Dolores Stoll SECOND ROW Blllue Wllknnson Mary Lou Wonn Karen Toohey Mary Ann Zavoda Hallle Stover Beverly Tuttle Lnnda Tlpp THIRD ROW Ruchard Wmgard Charles Werner Thomas Wllluamson James Wulson Laurel Wolfe Rosemary Vahula June Yokes Carol Yarger FOURTH ROW Russell Wulson Ruchard Zlegler John Whutacre James Wullnams Gene Warne Robert Wulknnson FRESHMEN Left to rught George Copeland Treasurer Larry Mottuce Presudent Gaul Johnson Secretary and Vurgunua Easton Vuce Presudent The Class of 57 entered Luncoln Hugh School wuth uts usual curuosuty and questuons about hugh school lufe The gurls of the class were guuded by theur Bug Susters members of the Alexus League who attempted to answer all questuons presented to them A Get Acquaunted Party was sponsored by the Alexus to guve the gurls an opportunuty to meet and make new fruends Snowflake was the name guven to the Freshmen Class Party where the snow flakes sprunkled wuth gold dust made the gym sparkle gauly Wuth the freshmen munglung as they dud theur party was a success To represent theur class they have chosen Larry Mottuce Presudent Vurgunua Easton Vuce Presudent Gaul Johnson Secretary and George Copeland Treasurer 3 1 I 1 I 1 I , . , . . . . . . . . . . ,, . . ,, . 1 . ,, . , . ,, . . . . ll 11 - 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 - X I V . i . t , t 1 , I 'l t X . 5 If FIRST ROW bottom left to rtght Don DeCasper Ralph Tersugnl Donna Nelson Carole Yaus Maureen Walllck Joan McDougal Larry Stauffer Mlchael Osburn SECOND ROW Jean Meyers Judnth Lab Judy Hayward Barbara Yates Arlene Lamlelle Sharon Flagg Delores Mocher David Schrady THIRD ROW Charles Schrader James Carter Pat Vugnos Paul Carlpndes Joe Arnold Bob Russell Tom Taylor Anthony Martuno Davld Smalley FIRST ROW bottom left to right Dan Bolster Norma Beeson Nancy Alktre Joan Blalota Ruth Anne Backstrom Lynne Bates Jerry Fuellxng Gary Anderson Buddy Barrett SECOND ROW Robert Bayless Lorrame Blanchard Judy Andrxetto Donna Bortram Johanne Battnsta LaDyne Barge Nancy Lee Campbell Dorls Ferguson Bonme Adanr THIRD ROW Gertrude Bosley Nancy Jean Campbell Bob Bennett Joe Brooks Adam Banllle Frank Bargndes Walter Bartsch Shlrley Johnson Bob Bualota Dean Btrus FOURTH ROW Rex McCully Tom Cutlup Duck Boylan Gary Brill Ronnle Berkebule Jerry Alkure Ronme Attolter Thomas Angelo Bull Platt Absent Bull Bohnscck Gary McAtee Linda Benelelt Mary Lou Baker i S FIRST ROW bottom left to right Nancy DePew Virginia Easton Martha Deardorff Roberta Collier Patricia Fowler Diane Dierdorf Judith Cermark Barbara DeLong Timothy DeStefano Philip Dellllo SECOND ROW Sharon Calvin Carolyn Ecrement Lesly Ann Fashbaugh Esther Fogel Joyce Clauss Linda Edwards Ronne Dugan Paul Clce Fred Cerwmsky Lee Elkins Jim Kline Dorothy Hamilton THIRD ROW Tom Craddock Donald Cosentlno David Derby Melvin Bush George Cuckler John Crnssey Lynn Mottlce Larry Dunn Elva Daniels Yvonne Feathers FOURTH ROW Charles Camarata Joel Cashner Jack Pritchard James Chlsmar Charles Dlnklns David Cashner George Copeland John Dienst Richard Crawford Joel Brown Absent Robert Hoyle Tom Luther Kitty Deardorff Carol Denms FIRST ROW, bottom, left to right Maxine Fromme, Concetta Glannlnl, Dorann Gerovig, Jean Guardebascio, Carol Gottsman, Arthur Gray, Eva Gore, Carole Deemer, Tommie Gang SECOND ROW Charles Greene, Bert Everhart, William George, Robert Graham, Jim Evans, Robert Evans, Donna Gossett, Janet Hall. THIRD ROW: Virginia Gailey, Carol Fuller, Phyllis Greth, Patricia Gobely, Elsie Kunkle, Louise Goebel, Myra Good, Barbara Frazier, Nancy Hammond. FOURTH ROW: John Farrall, Larry Ellison, James Groetz, Ronny Garber, Harry Geyer, Torn Feldbush, James Fry, Robert Ferry, Patricia Guardabascio. FIRST ROW bottom left to right Marilyn Holton Marlene Holliday Judy Hathaway Donna Irwin Susan Henry Suzanne Jenkins Paul Hannod Carl Hinderer SECOND ROW Rosalie Grimm Sandy Harvath Catherine Harper Judy Hill Dale Heiser Frank Henry Judie Harpst JoAnn Huart Sandra Jackson THIRD ROW Ronald Haas Thomas Hinderer Robert Howerter Jerry Hossler Darryl Harper Mary Kennedy Rose Mary Hoyle Richard Haldi FOURTH ROW Vivian Hand Daniel Hale Robert Tebrosku Lee Guess Robert Leisure Susanne Hill Kenneth Hahn FIRST ROW: bottom, left to right: Janet Kohler, Ronny Lapp, David Jenkins, Judith Hess, Marilyn Jianella, Judith Kozak, Ginny Legg, Ida Kunkle, Don Knoch. SECOND ROW: Emma Koller, Judith Koplock, Shirley Grimm, Linda Jossi, Janet Johnston, Virginia Jones, Mary Ann Koleff, Betty Lou Klein. THIRD ROW: Dick Morchewka, David Lehberger, Dick McAbier, Bill Lhota, Eddie Klink, Allen Jones, Alvin Latta, Glenna Johnson, Rasma Jurians. FOURTH ROW: Bill Ladd, Howard Jones, Bill Leach, Marvin Kirby, Russ Raedel, Robert Huprich, Carroll Jeffers, Dick Ludwig. 999 FIRST ROW bottom left o right Dixie Logan Louis Mattachlone Boris Nastoff David Morrow John Mason Mary Malone Betty Mapes Mary Lyras Darlene Loper Bill Merriman SECOND ROW Glenn Myers Ronald Miller Marlene Maag Gwen Llewellyn Molly Raley Linda Leclc litner Beverly McCoy Shirley Leach Virginia Lundgren THIRD ROW Roy Beckner Bob Gensmer Clifford Miller Larry Mottice Norma Lilley Pam Liebert Carlena Ledfad Francis Malone Judy Lentz Llewellyn Morris FOURTH ROW Richard Mathews Joe Mosiychuk Ronald L Miller Rosalie McCIuskey Joe Michael Don Miller Brad Morgan Tom Miller Mat Mottlce FIRST ROW bottom left to right David Ready Patrnca Nordiclc Carol Etter Victor Orkwiszewskn Mary Lou Ott Sarah Ann Long Jeanne Au Pa rner Janet Myers Joyce Mason Charles Price SECOND ROW Ronald Pflug Donald Piero Michael Packer Wayne Reusser Donna Pollng Helen Kay Murray, Juanita Powell, Constance May, Judith Mathisan. THIRD ROW: Richard Ochsenfeld, Jack Oleno, Ronald Pierce, Jacqueline Notman, Lynn Netzly, Judith Mulholland, Saundra Merryman, Brent Fosnight, Lynne Morse, Nancy Barnett. FOURTH ROW: Dale Pfeiffer, Richard Pelger, William Oster, Gary Jones, George Pantages, Eugene Hill, James Gabel. Absent: Angeline Mihos, Patsy Nelson, Kent Reed. FIRST ROW bottom left to right Sandra Ray Patricia Pyles Peggy Pritchard Sondra Robertson Linda Russell Sandra Relghard Amelia Rezende Catherine Popernik Louis Scamolla SECOND ROW Jack Russell Ralph Class Kenneth Rob nson Michael Schmidt William Roshong Joyce Rice Isabel Prleto Edward Riley THIRD ROW Larry Rash Regis Reynolds James Roush Harvey Rune hart Ronnie Salewsky FIRST ROW bottom left to right Beverly Stands Bonnie Waltz Margaret Stephens Ronnie Andriotto Barbara Sommer Sally Treisch Sue Ware Etta Lee Swant Dennfs Wadsworth. SECOND ROW: Don Vogelgesang Walter VanBenthuysen George Taylor Ronald VanSickel Tom Suter Leila Thomas Edwin Stringer Pat Lee. THIRD ROW: Jerry Yates Pat Daughenbaugh Lois Stefanich Donna Trbovich Beverly Soptelean Jack Swearingen Judy Vincent William Waikem, Ronald Stoll. FOURTH ROW: Pete Sherman Gary Hufler Anna Untch Don Vogelsang Dale Walker John Tidwell Virgil Strcia Harold Marlott Don Szastak Milton Wallace. FIRST ROW bottom left to right Bonny McColltns Robert Shiary Mina Jane Sam Snyder Sally Smith Milford Snyder Beverly Smith SECOND ROW Iona Carol Slegler Carolyn Sells Joyce Selby Ramona Shively Johanne Siech S S et Dan Simile Emmalou Cupples Annette Smith Mary Slates cott ecr s Shank Peggy Smith FOURTH ROW Kenneth Schuring Eugene Snyder Ellis heber James Schwitzgebel Jack Snyder Ralph Scott Richard Sherlm Small Dan Sciury Cass Karen Slngo THIRD ROW Sam Shaner Mary Lou Sparks Phil Stahl YH ' ,.-4 FIRST ROW, bottom, left to right: Richard White, Barbara Whitmer, Phyllis Welch, Frank Wordell, Mary Ellen West, Joyce Welch, Shirley Wilson, Barbara Wenzel, Joe Yannone. SECOND ROW: John Talbert, Bill Wolfe, Elaine Wigginton, Linda Wortmon, Charlotte Weidman, Henry White, Bill Wright, George Young. THIRD ROW: Luther Wetzel, Ronald Wearstler, James Leno, Tyrone Zerby, Sam Williams, Ernie Youels, Ronald Worstell. Look Ma no legs Lynne Ford and Pat Osburn LOWER LEFT Oh' My Goodness' Sandra Froellch Mr McCrory LOWER RIGHT Pinata Spanish Class qi W L UPPER LEFT: Glad to know you -Jim Wilson, Bone-a-parf, and Rosemary Vahila. UPPER RIGHT: fins JA Www AUDIO VISUAL CLUB FIRST ROW bottom left Io right Stephan Topaz Duck Karr Tom Sufer Richard Doldge Charlie Prlce Dan Bolster SECOND ROW Dave Scheady Larry Groves Ronald Pierce Davud Kelch Marlin Trolano THIRD ROW Jlm Smeltzer Bruce Keck Dlxon Henry Ronny Garber Sam Wnllvams Jimi J-...,-.A LEFT PICTURE Round and round she goes Bull Jaeger and has assostant at the Soc Hop RIGHT Looks like I goofed Sondra Muller and Mr Culver CITY .fix 575156 avfxg 43. Li' 1 .. ff'f f'ef---+12 '-as-if 473. wrA,,7f s-Q, -af .1 ' W 47 F48 f - FIRST ROW, boffom, left fo right. D. Resanovich, D. Felton, F. Schmidt, T. L. Harpst, J. Lombardi, C. Gillespie, R. Volzer. THIRD ROW: M. Theissen, D. Grainger, J. Bryant, D. Copper, L. Kelly Langman, V. Uicich, J. Parks, D. Muntean f En I-J.. a J CHAMPS - .fx , F Q Q' I V! . . - u N f 1 , ' ' A fl VF. v wh Wg.. vm, . 5 ,.:.,,, 41- i if-rd 23 12 -..J S'-V F-14 .v grew R. Richards, T. Zeffler, P. Bowen, N V. DeOrio. SECOND ROW: G. Bennet P. Resanovich, D. Volzer, R. Meiser, G D. Alvarez, H. Brooks, D. Mulheim, J URTH ROW: B. Hoobler, B. Sedlock, D I LINCOLN 46 - CLEVE. GLENVILLE 'I3 The Lincoln Lions romped over Cleveland Glenville in their opening game by a score of 46-13. The mighty-mite, Vic DeOrio, could not be stopped as he smashed over the goal line four times Leos Boys wasted no time ln scoring as Don Nehlen hut Took Longman with a long pass in the first two minutes of play Fred Schmidt scooted around left for the final tally LINCOLN 'I3 MASSILLON 55 The hugh spirited Lions went down to defeat before the powerful Massillon Tigers Baugh mans Boys took the opening kickoff and marched 60 yards for the flrst touchdown Thereafter penalties and other rule lnfrac tions demorallzed the Lions and they were unable to dent the Tiger defense until late In the fourth quarter when Vlc DeOrlo scompered over from the sax LINCOLN 20 LEHMAN I7 Lions managed to edge out a 2017 victory Late ln the third quarter Vic DeOrlo took a hand off from Don Nehlen and went off tackle for the score lt was the first Lincoln victory over Lehman since the origination of The Hachet a rotating trophy which is presented to the school whose team is victorious on the gridiron or the basketball courts Jack Nichols seemed to be the thorn in Leos side as he scored one touchdown two conversions and a field goal The Llncoln defense held Lehman scoreless In the last half but in the final ten seconds Lehmans Nichols attempted another field goal Fortunately for Lincoln this attempt was blocked by their hard charging line , . . . Although trailing 'I7-I4 at halftime, the LINCOLN 20 MCKINLEY I4 The Luncoln Llons tucked another vnctory under thenr belts as they defeated the Mc Kmley Bulldogs ond stepped over another opponent In their race for the Cxty Champion s up Speedy Moc Thetssen took the openung luck off and dashed 85 yards for a touchdown The Llons second tally came lust before the half when Don Nehlen tossed cz long pass to Vuc DeOrlo It was Vac agaln In the thnrd quarter when he broke loose on a 30 yard taunt to pay ur LINCOLN 40 CANTON SOUTH 21 The Lincoln eleven meeting Canton South was again victorious In the flrst peruod the Luons started a drive from their own 35 to the South 9 where Vlc DeOrlo shot over for the score I Vac Ulclch then proceeded to score down was scored by Dean Felton o guard when he mtercepted o South pass and went oll the way for the score Later In the fmal quarter Vlc DeOrlo returned a punt 50 yards to the Canton South 30 yard lane Don Nehlen tossed a ten yard aerlol to Ron Mlzer who scampered the last 20 yards for the score Llncoln poss defense was a but spotty at tlmes and South took advantage of the msscues and scored three touchdowns vna the alr route LINCOLN I3 BARBERTON 31 The over powered Llons were handed their second loss by .Iunle Ferrall s Barberton Mag cs The flashy Glenn K.IeepI Davus proved to be too much for the Luons as he scored three touchdowns hrs furst an 80 yord run on the frst ploy from scrommage Wtth Don Nehlen accountung for most of the yardoge on passes the Lions managed to score two touchdowns The first coming on a 7 yard aerial to Schmudt tn the end zone whale Ulcuch provuded the other wuth Cl one yard plunge h' . d' t. B.g . . . three straight touchdowns. The fifth touch- LINCOLN 20 COLUMBUS WEST 19 The Llncoln Llons nlpped Columbus West for their flfth wln In seven starts In the flrst quarter Mac Thvessen scooted 52 yards to pay dnrt Mldway In the second Bug Vnc UlCICh powered his way over from the eleven yard lme and converted for the all Important extra polnt The fmal tally came when Don Nehlen threw a 28 yard pass to Mac Thlessen In the end zone The Lmcoln eleven held a lead of 206 at the end of three quarters but Columbus West started thenr comeback and scored 'I3 pomts before the fmal gun sounded Thus surge put a scare Into the Lmcoln supporters But with seconds to go the powerful Llons managed to block the try for the extra pomt whuch would have tned the game LINCOLN I3 ALLIANCE 34 The Allaance Avnators handed the Lmcoln Llons thesr thurd defeat of the season by a score of 3413 Our boys couldnt get started untll late nn the second quarter when Dave Muntean nabbed an aerial from Nehlen to dash over second half when Blg Vlc Ugclch smashed ten yards for a touchdown LINCOLN 39 TIMKEN 7 Lmcoln became the Cnty Champions as they romped over Tnmken 397 For the flrst tnme smce thelr openlng game the offense and de dense were cllcklng perfectly The offense wlth DeOno and Schmidt and Ulclch runmng very well and Nehlens uncanny passing racked up 6 touchdowns Those 6 touch downs set a new Lmcoln scormg record of 237 polnts breaking the old record set In T944 Our defense whlch held Tlmken to only 7 points played a very Important part In the vnctory Thelr rugged lme play caused Tlmken to fumble numerous tlmes and the superb pass defense permltted John Hnben to complete a small percentage of hls passes for the score. The final tally came in the FRESHMEN FOOTBALL 3 -y ws as Lmcoln Lmcoln Lmcoln Lmcoln Lmcoln Lmcoln S Q2 R? 9-1 '55 ,X Q-.63-fC-, G21 55- ,f -n. :'- TQ it Til X 1 511,11 FIRST ROW bottom l f to right J Russell D Hall C Dlnklns G Taylor Cosentlno D Helser E Stringer V Strola SECOND ROW J Roush S Wlllams L Self R Worstell D Ludwsg M Schmidt G Copeland L Wetzel J Mosnychuk THIRD ROW B Nastoff H White R Reynolds D Boylan B Blalota R Stoll B Bennett D Vogelgesang L Mottlce D Miller ABSENT R McCully R Ellison J Fry J Groetz A Gray G Anderson T Craddock D RESERVE SCORES Central Catholic FRESHMAN SCORES Canton South Tlmken McKinley Massillon Lehman Canton South Lmcoln Lmcoln Lehman Lmcoln McKinley Lmcoln Tnmken sw ECW, ff' 4 fy H,Y COACHES of Ain L Qi-vi The Luncoln Lnons Coaching Staff conslsts of left to nghf Paul Dellerba George Luther Bob Flanders Howard Baughman Frank Garfield Jnm Whuttaker MANAGERS Left lo rnghf Earl Grlffen, Jerry Sluvely, Emll Papa W? 'M '2t1.L. EN-v 2 'vi .11 C of Q A A A 1 H ,if A, A - l V L ., , - V , ei Q d2gL4 My 3 ' or 51551 r ' C . at xii yt W Q is, 'W TQ. ' . 1 an- ' E 'fwqwYfYsaa . . , . . . 8 I ' I I I I ' I . ' ' FOOTBALL QUEEN HELEN BOMESTAR LAURA WILSON BONNIE MICHAELS CAROL FOLLOT mi DORIS FERGUSON CHEERLEADERS X . H L 55 f X I E. 1 2 W , 'sf 3 E ' ilfj: P ' A i , 2,.f A , V. 2 rr Fiklhfi' fkiwfi ' ,g f?faffY?H?5?-if 6 4 , o ' - . -f -'cffiyf' ' 2 1 'f 14 4- BASKETBALL MANAGERS Left to rught Ronme Garber Don Bourqum Steve Topaz 7 ? Left to rnght Bob Flanders George Luther Jun' Whmoker S ,-. -Q' Z? 7? gf' ' if BOB HOOBLER, S 12? FRED SCHMIDT f' DON NEHLEN ug' , --4 J E Sf' :L BILL Kumz TED HYDE, 35 v I ff Ig L? L Y if 5.4 E -2 I I JOHN STREZA s , .4 QQ' DICK DAVIS LARRY SIERRA :Q Q Q ey is GLENN VOLZER 4 MT JERRY WILLIAMS wi. i ,, + ?! SQ LINCOLN 62 LOUISVILLE 51 The Lincoln Lions were victorious in their opening game of the H53-54 campaign as they romped over Louis ville 62 to 5l Little Bull Kuntz netted I5 points while Fred Schmidt was runner up with 'I4 LINCOLN 52 SEBRING 45 The favored Sebring Trolans were downed on their own court by the powerful Lions by the score of 52 45 Although trailing by 8 points at halt time the boys managed to overcome the deficit with Don Nehlen sparking the attack He took scoring honors with 20 points LINCOLN 62 ORRVILLE 43 The Lions copped their third consecu tive victory as they whipped Orrvrlle 62 to 43 Ted Hyde and Don Nehlen were the big guns as they shared scoring honors with 15 points apiece LINCOLN 43 TIMKEN 52 The Trmken Trogans ended the Lrons three game winning streak as they defeated them 52 to 43 rn a last quarter rally Lincoln held a 3230 lead at the outset of the final stanza but Trmken tallied 6 straight points and never relinquished their lead Fred Schmidt and Bob Hoobler paced the Lions with lO points apiece LINCOLN 67 MINERVA 57 The Lncoln Lions staged a 25 point rally in the last quarter to defeat the Minerva Lions 67 to 57 The game was a thriller from the start as the score was tied T0 times and the lead changed hands on 8 occasions Taking the scoring honors were Ted Hyde and Fred Schmidt with I2 points each LINCOLN 52 YOUNGSTOWN CHANEY 44 The Lion quintet took time out over the Christmas holiday to whp Youngstown Chaney 52 to 44 Larry Sierra came oft the bench to cop scoring laurels with ll points It was the fifth victory against one defeat for Big Bad Bobs Boys LINCOLN 62 BARBERTON 56 The Barberton Maglcs were handed a 62 to 56 loss as the Luon Cagers picked up theur seventh vlctory out t Hoobler kept the Lnons out front as they scored 17 and 15 points respectlvely LINCOLN 76 WELLSVILLE 77 The Lmcoln Luons put a whale of a battle agaunst a much taller Wellsvllle qulntet but went down defeated 77 76 as a last quarter rally fell short Don Nehlen led the Lnons wnth 22 points whale Bob Hoobler and Fred Schmidt added 20 and 18 pomts respectsvely LINCOLN 77 NORTH CANTON 35 The North Canton vlknngs were trampled by the Luon Cagers by a score of 77 to 35 Lincoln leading th ough the enture contest seemed to have no trouble with the Vulung qulntet as t showed by the quarter scores ot 199 43 20 and 55 31 Larry Sxerra took top scoring honors with 16 points LINCOLN 51 McKINLEY 64 A good second half game gave the McKinley Bulldogs a 64 51 vnctory over the fighting Lions ln the opening halt Lmcoln outtought the Bulldogs an al most every department but the story was reversed un the second half wuth the Bulldogs leadung the way LINCOLN 56 ALLIANCE 57 The Allnance Avnators played the spouler role as they topped the Luon Cagers 57 to 56 In overtime Lmcoln who tralled most of the game had put on a whurlwnnd rally to deadlock the score but were beaten un overtume as an Avnator guard made good on two foul shots to put the game nn the bag LINCOLN 49 KENT ROOSEVELT 57 The Laons experlenced a fatal thurcl quarter as they scored only 7 pomts to go down to defeat be fore a bug Kent Roosevelt quintet Don Nehlen was the only Cager to hut the double fugures as he netted 15 pomts . . . . i i' ' ' i . . . . O nine starts. Larry Sierra and Bob 1 . I 5 LINCOLN 79 WOOSTER 49 Lincoln's big center, Bob Hoobler, set a new school scoring record as he tossed in 36 points against the Wooster Generals. Wooster was hopelessly outclassed as the Lion Cagers held quarter leads of 21-9, 45-21, 65-31, and 79-49. LINCOLN 55 CANTON SOUTH 53 Lincoln captured a spine-tingling overtime encounter against the Canton. South Wildcats as Don Nehlen hit on a pair of fouls in the last 13 seconds to put the game on ice. Bob Hoobler and Don Nehlen both con- nected for 16 points to share scoring honors. LINCOLN 64 MASSILLON 65 The Massillon Tigers nipped the Lions by a whisker in a 65-64 thriller. The Lincoln quintet staged a sen- sational comeback in the last 3 minutes of play, but could not quite overcome the 13 point advantage which the Tigers held at the beginning of the rally. Don Nehlen led the attack with 21 points. LINCOLN 68 LEHMAN 67 The Lions ended their basketball campaign with a sensational victory over the Lehman Polar Bears 68 67 and therefore retained possession of the Hatchet Fred Schmidt took things into his own hands as he dumped In 6 straight points with less than a minute to put the game on :ce for the Lion Cagers TOURNAMENT LINCOLN 72 LEHMAN 73 The Lincoln Lions suffered another heartbreaking one pointer as the Lehman Polar Bears mpped them 73 to 72 lt was a thriller which saw the Lion Cagers put on a tremendous surge in the last half to almost pull the game out of the fare Don Nehlen led the Lions with 16 points RESERVE BASKETBALL -,-,,--5 ? -an- Left to right -,J J Prusacnlc J Whltacre D Alvarez M Toney D Bragg D Massouh J Care FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FIRST ROW bottom left to rnglwt Dale Heuser Rex McCully George Taylor Borns Nastoff SECOND ROW Don Cosenhno Joe Moslychuk George Copeland Don Vogelsang Ron Worstell Ron Garber Manager THIRD ROW Chuck Dunlcnns Lew Wetzel Larry Ellison Jam Chnsmar Bull Ladd Vurgll Sfroua x .1 X 1 x A J H l L Ee -S L l ' 31,4 + T I 1 . 1 l 5 xl I K , 1' ' K l J f' L A A Q I . ' , . I , . , . , . , . , , . 4, LN-.Wg -Vi , 'Nh Mui, , ,M .,v, . I is F AA L imfi '1 ' l -. Q 'P 5 fi all T I I . : . I I I ' ' : . I l I I I I I ' Z I 1 1 1 1 - BASKETBALL QUEEN MERRY ANN CHOPSON xX ARLENE BOLDISZAR JOYCE RCE R DIANE SIRGO NANCY RUSSELL ,KP I V V E 4 'irq' 'L h l fy iggv 5,1 'fa flag iv l ff , A X ji ' v ' 4 I :Sy N. 4. , fn V N ,cn f ?! mmm TRACK fe xicu sf- itat ?9cnC M04 CU 'xl 5 6 'xl '1' New una fgwly' r-we-f ' I 'icuii f.-L wqffjyik V+? -X FIRST ROW bottom leff fo rrghf K Mason L Garber E Slebert R Melser M Thues sen D McCabe G Volzer J Whltmer D Lung R Addington SECOND ROW A Marcere J Brmdlmger G Yokes J Cookson B Queen L Kelly J Dlehl J Wulluams D Snyder S Kuehl THIRD ROW B Boluk E Freese D Rodgers A Brown T Hyde W Shuffler R Jewell B Beecher D Copeland V Langanku D Henry FOURTH ROW J Lehberger D Wolf V Gray G Campltelll J Groves R Ruchards E Ruffle R Roby J Phelps D Moose N Schehl C Evans T Jackson A Hellman manager Absent D Grlnstead The Lincoln cmderman ended their track campaign with a record of three wins two defeats and a second place in the All City meet They won their first meet a triangular affair with Lehman and North Canton Mac Thiessen took three firsts out of the four events in which he participated In the second match the Lion tracksters romped over Timken Iosmg only one event Again Mac Thiessen was the star as he captured firsts in all of his events the high lump the broad lump and the 100 and the 220 yard dashes The Lions then took their third straight victory at the expense of the Massillon Tigers The McKinley Bulldogs however handed the Lions their first defeat of the campaign with Al Marceri and Bill Queen taking the only firsts for the Lion thinclads. They won the 120 yard high hurdles and the discus respectively. For the second time in the season the Lincoln Lions met Lehman and North Canton. Although the Lions took seven first places to Lehman's five, they were defeated by Polar Bears who Picked up most of their points on second and third places. The Lion's cindermen then ended the track season by taking a second place in the All-City meet. Mc- Kinley nabbed twelve events while the best the Lions could do was to capture two, the pole vault and the discus. The Lincoln Lions were unsuccessful in their opening game of the baseball season as the Lehman Polar Bears defeated them by a score of five to one. Joe Seich pitched a brilliant game, permitting only three hits and striking out fourteen batters. However, he was charged with the loss as the Lions gave Lehman four unearned runs in the fourth inning. Jim Lindesmith pitched his way to a one hit shutout and a victory for the Lions as they whipped North Canton by a score of three to one The Lincoln nine behind the four hit pitching of George Knupp scored their second consecutive shutout victory as they defeated the Central Catholic Crusaders They smashed sux hits off Central pitching and recorded their second victory in three starts The Tnmken Trogans handed the Lions their second loss of the season by the score of three to one Once again the Lions were unable to back Joe Seach s pitching as he hurled a terrific two hitter Although the Lions rapped six huts they were only permitted one run by Timken hurlers BASEBALL ROW B Dleble D Nehlen D Fllnmon J Melchoir R Moor L Sierra Absent G Love G Knupp F Schmidt Lincoln suffered their third setback at the hands of the Massillon Tigers The pitching of Jim Lindesmith did not prove as effective as in his previous starts They allowed Massillon five runs ten hits Once again the Lions were handed a loss as the McKinley Bulldogs defeated them by a score of sux to one Lincoln s only tally came In the first inning on an error a passed ball and a single The Lions had to battle North Canton for eleven innings before taking a five to one decision George Knupp gave up only four hits while striking out eighteen The Lions ended their regular season with a three win four loss record The Lions drew McKinley in the first game of the tournament and were defeated in the ninth inning of play At the end of the regulation game of seven Innings the score was tied at three runs apiece Then in the first half of the ninth inning the Bull dogs came up with three runs to ice the decision . . . , . . FIRST ROW, bottom, left to right: C. Garner, J. Streza, W. Malone, E. Sponseller, J. Lindesmith, J. Siech. SECOND Lmcoln Lincoln Lmcoln Lmcoln Lmcoln Lmcoln Lmcoln LINCOLN BASEBALL SCORES Lehman North Canton Central Cclthollc Massnllon McKinley North Canton TOURNAMENT McKunley ' 1 ' 3 . . 2 . Lincoln 1 Timken . 3 . . 1 . ' 5 . 3 . V n W BASKETBALL CHAMPS FIRST ROW bottom left to right Arlene Boldlzsor Marllyn Schaser Lynda VanNostran SECOND ROW Shnrlee Kleckner Ins Jameson Annetto Snngo Fouth Moog VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Boldnzsar Vurglnlo Bush SECOND ROW Sandro Rlegler Ins Jameson Nancy Stroua Jeannine Bruslen FIRST ROW, bottom, left to right: Carol Proto, Faith Moog, Annetto Singo, Arlene JUNIOR GOLD Left to right Caroline Pappas Bette Shetler Vsrgnnla Bush Kaye Bates Carol Prato Januce Page Sandra Rlegler Mary Hull JUNIOR MAROON Left to right Lou Anne Hoffman Carol Gan ther Ollvsa Nego Mar garet Wvllls Lorene Henry Leota Knupp Ina Mae Gum Dorothy Hutchlson Joann Bolo van Mary Gossett VOLLEYBALL RUNNER-UPS FIRST ROW, left to right: Donna Harrison, Margaret Willis, Jeanne Massouh, Leota Knupp, Judy Daniels, Beverly Bole, Lou Anne Hoff- man. ARMY VARSITY FIRST ROW bottom left to rrght Margaret Wnllus Norma Jenknns Forth Maag ARMY RESERVES Left to nght JoAnn Zagray Annalee Zeno Judy Andrnotto Sandy Ford Janlce Page Ina Moe Gum Sandra Rnegler Bette Shetler SECOND ROW: Judy Daniels, Olivia Nego, Annetto Singo, Iris Jameson. NAVY VARSITY FIRST ROW boffom leff to righf Pat Osburn Kaye Baies Shirlee Kleckner Lynda Van NAVY RESERVES Leff fo righi Carol Gunther Laura Boldizsar Jeannine Brislen Leota Knupp Dorothy Hutchison Peg Henderhan Pat Fowler Marilyn Schaser Nostran. SECOND ROW: Diane Sirgo, Arlene Boidizsar, Jeanne Massouh, Virginia Bush. 'R ,J 's5x-M M' x 4.54 I 0-x. UPPER, left fo righh Mary Ann Schuler, Pat White, Norma Sedlock, Retta Rooney. CENTER: JoAnn Bethel, Sally Moore, Nancy Russell, Polly Courson. LOWER: Nancy Hoffman, Bar- bara Guittar, Carol Prato, Nancy Sfroia. ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW bottom left to right Peggy Calla Standingl David Johnson Bull Loomis Linda Beneleit Bette Dawson Annetta Smith Connie Domer Mina Jane Small Duck Haldl Joyce Pinkerton Sally Moore Karen Dudash SECOND ROW Vic Lehman John Streza Nancy Wil llams JoAnn Bethel Flo Ann Nesblt Brenda Dieffenbaugher Tom Feldbush THIRD ROW Dennis McFadden Mary Lou Shank Bob Bayless TOP ROW Pat White John Cage Jerry Long LIONAIRS ALTO SAXOPHONES: Vic Lehman, Bill Ladd, Jacques Jones, Charles Haas. TENOR SAXO- PHONES: John DeSantis, Nancy Williams. TRUMPETS: Bill Buda, Dick DePasquale, Bob Bardnell, Dennis McFadden, Mary Lou Shank. TROMBONES: Bill Jacobs, Davis Guess. BASSES: John Cage, Bob Bayless. PIANO: PEGGY CALLA. GUITAR: Ronald Bervach. DRUMS: Jerry Long. VOCALIST: Barbara Beneleit. PEP BAND is 'ilu FIRST ROW bottom left to right Retta Rooney Lrnda Tipp Flo Ann Nesblt Jack Snyder JoAnn Bethel Vlrgnnra Blythe Charles Haas Tom Feldbush Bull Ladd Suzanne Hll SECOND ROW Ed Gardner Denms Harget Mary Lou Shank Richard Whute Lee Guess Tum DeSlephano Jacques Jones Vrc Lehman Nancy Wrlluams John DeSantls THIRD ROW Carol Denms Bob Bayless Bob Bardnell Ruth McEIfresh Bull Buda Duck DePasquale Davnd Kelch Denms McFadden Bruce Keck Frank Brook FOURTH ROW Adam Balllle Jerry Long David Ready Sally Moore Tom Jack Peggy Calla Judy Burkhart John Cage Carol Etter Bull Jacobs l 1 , ll ', Q K lf Q: A 'i , 3 '32' Ill l 5 ,i J - , E .535 .y Z , 1 . ,Z Q , , 3 1 L S ,Q 3 ' Q lvl l., rl V. J N -A 4 -l f L p . 5 , I .f .-x- .Q .. X 4, . .. -f. H 'se Q . I 1 ' I I I l: I. I I 'I I I I I I I l' 5 1 I I I 1 1 I I I ' : I , , r , , , , 1 - 3 1 r 1 r , , , , t - MILITARY BALL 'A Lost year s Kung and Queen Roy Pleus and Sally Anthony crown John DeSonhs and Retto Rooney Kung and Queen cut the Mlhtury Boll ev L e rlghf Duck DePosquole Connle Domer John DeSonTls Reno Rooney Sue Rodebough Som Lolnger BAND OFFICERS 1 Left to right Duck DePasquale Secretory Bull Buda President Bob Bardnell Vice President Retta Rooney Treasurer MAJORETTES Left to rrght Eleanor Yokes, Connie Domer, Duane Slrgo, JoAnn Bethel fHead Molorettej, June Yokes, Pat Whute, Nona Harmon f V I K l V 3 . . 0 I O . , 7 ,. W N 9 ft . ivy . FLUTES: Sue Rodebaugh, Brenda Dieffenbaugher. OBOE: Dave Johnson. BASSOON: Frank Brook. CLARINET I: Charles Whetzel, Flo Ann Nesbit, Retta Rooney, JoAnn Bethel. CLARINET II: Linda Tipp, Sam Loliger, Charles Haas, Diane Bachellor, Elvira Magnacca, Sandra Royer, Shirley Price, Patty Berkey, Jean Davis. CLARINET Ill: Janet Hall, Alice Capper, Rosalie McCluskey, Diane Sirgo, Virginia Blythe, Linda Leck- litner, Dick Karr, Pattie Kress, Nancy Hammond, Walter Bartsch, Gladys McGill, Joyce Rice, Marilyn Jia- nella, Jack Snyder, Nancy Maxwell. ALTO CLARINET: Ina Mae Gum. BASS CLARINET: Tom Feldbush. ALTO SAXOPHONE I: Vic Lehman, Jacques Jones, John Streza, Bill Ladd. ALTO SAXOPHONE Il: Ilene Gregory, Susie Hill, Louis Mattachione, Barbara Sommer, Linda Tausch, Tom Angelo. TENOR SAXOPHONE: D John DeSantis, Nancy Williams, Nancy Tobey, Tony Martino, Nancy Russell. CORNET I: Bob Bardnell, Bill Buda, Ed Gardner, Ruth McElfresh, David Kelch. CORNET Il: Dennis McFadden, Ronnie Miller, Ralph Class, Dennis Harget, Ronnie Mizer. CORNET III: Mary Lou Shank, Richard White, Tim DeStephano, Lee Guess, Dolores Mocher. HORN I: Dick DePasquale. HORN ll: Bob Bayless. HORN III: Carl Hinderer. HORN IV: Peggy James. TROMBONE I: Bill Jacobs. TROMBONE ll: Davis Guess. TROMBONE III: Carol Etter. BARI- TONES: Joanne Guess, Wilda Steiner, Phylis Quass, Lynne Ford, Ann Wier, Carol Dennis. BASS TUBAS: John Cage, Margaret Cala, Bruce Keck, Tom Jack, Beverly Bole, Judy Burkhart, Jim Buchtel. BASS VIOLS: Pat White, June Yokes, Connie Domer. PERCUSSION: Jerry Long, Richard Bennet, Ronnie Haas, Glenn Meyer, Sally Moore, Adam Baillie, David Ready. A CAPPELLA CHOIR FIRST ROW bottom left to nght Cynthla Welcelean Sarah Bernhard Sue Etrns JoAnn Bethel Judith Danlels Barbara Benelelt Rose Mary ff Blanchard Nancy Unkefe Clara Salmes Nancy Bamberger Marilyn Schaser Joann Zagray Arlene Young Sue Johnson Nancy Ho man Susan Stratton Mary Jane Thomas Donna Reel Karen Dudash SECOND ROW Nancy Davies Janlce Page Annetta Slngo Katherine Schmidt Ruth Larson Nancy Strola Carolyn Mosler Jaan Lappm Sondra Lover Sandra Harris Alberta Zrmmer Ann Wetzel Sandra Pfalz graf Ruth Badmell Judy Baird Norma Jenklns Marla Kay Bolt: Pat Hahn THIRD ROW Bernard Schwntzgebel John DeSantls Gary Crlssey Duck Bowman Gene Skapura David Mohney .llm Brown Jlm Bryant Paul Hoce Duck Portman Bob Flerstos Bob Strobel Mike Popernlk G l d V Adale FOURTH ROW Ronald Decker Dan Bcurqunn Darrel Smith George McCarthy Duck Davis Fred Albers Wendel Waltz ay or an s Jerry Ruselung Ruchard Scherff Darrell Chaney Don Davls Larrl Greth Terry Ross Bull Denst Allan Klenzle Harold Koehler Donald Sprung Here I thm It sung ut For another year, Luncolns A Cappella Chour, durected by Mnss Ruth Cogan has followed thus motto and met wuth success The 1953 Ma Fiesta wlth nts usual selectuon of popu ar music an gay Y bus ear for the chonr However, September found them back un the chour room worknng to make an Y Y even better year Durlng December the cholr sang at several clubs and topped off the Chrlstmas season with the annual Christmas programs In the school audntoruum and the Canton Art lnstutute The lull whnch L so often follows Christmas for most organlzatnons found the choir buster than ever learnung musuc ater t the Rotar Lncolns halls were fllled wuth Easter muslc The chour members presented Easter programs a y u Club the Canton Women s club, and gave a Lenten Concert In the Flrst Methodnst Church The end of the year brings agam the rollncklng May Fnesta Provndung muslc for Baccalaureate, Commencement and other assemblies at Lmcoln were the other actuvltles of the chonr or ensemble The solousts for 1953 and 54 were Duck Bowmen, Jlm Bryant, Sandra Harns, Jnm Lombardu, Sondra Lover, Dave Mohney, Gene Skapura and Alberta Zummer Former chour members return year after year to wntness programs of the chour to whnch they feel they stall belong l d costumes was the climax to a THE ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW bottom left to right JoAnn Bethel Barbara Benelent Nancy Bamberger Nancy Unkefer Carolyn Mosner Joan lappnn Sondra Lover Sandra Harris Alberta Zrmmer Marilyn Schaser Nancy Hoffman Susan Stratton Norma Jenkins Marla Kay Boltz Pot Hahn SECOND ROW Ronald Decker Don Bourqum Duck Bowman Gene Sxapura Duck Davis Dave Mohney Jim Brown Richard Sherrlf Jlm Bryant Paul Hoce Duck Portman Larrl Greth Harold Koehler THE BOYS OCTET AND GIRLS SEXTET fs FIRST ROW, bottom, left to right: JoAnn Bethel, Nancy Unkefer, Nancy Hoffman, Joan Lappin, Sandra Harris, Alberta Zimmer, Marilyn Schoser. SECOND ROW: Dave Mahney, Dick Davis, Dick Bowman, Gene Skapura, Dick Portman, Jim Brown, Richard Sherrif, Jim Bryant. SECOND CHOIR FIRST ROW left to right Annette Vxertel Duane Bucklus Jean Crltarl Duck Barter Dave Delap Ray Dunn Jerry Long Robert Tlmpe Marltn Trolano Larry Groves Russ Morgan Jerry Grlffln Norman Schehl Walter Gray Dennus Harget George Cratglow J SECOND ROW Patty Berch Joyce Short Eleanor Wood Judy Markel Kathryn Ruda Rosemary Oleyar Karen Toohey Polly Futch Mary Ann Sedlock Sharron McDermntt Barbara Ross: Sonya Blrcher Maxlne Butcher Norma Beatty Bonnie McCollms Judy Jones Thlrd ROW Cynthla Jobe Mary Lou Maxwell Carolyn Pappas Clara Alexander Conme Russell Norma Jean Dailey Sandra Marks Pat Waselty Roberta Carr Helen Breedlove Sally Ann Herbert Gloria Prlce Conme Pennell Nancy Rooney Lynne Fold Absent lllene Gregory Beverly Richardson CHOIR AND CHORUSES THE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM 4' An-KQI3 Gr! TOP PICTURE The chour presenting theur Christmas program on the Luncoln stage CENTER Gene Skopuro ond Alberto Zlmmer sung cz Yuletlde duet Bottom Cholr members corohng the hall durlng the Chrrstmos season 4 C' T C ,, 6,2 6. rn K4 at ls' QQ Q- D 1 4 4 'C 3. fb . , - 2 Q 5 ' it , -Q in h E 4 CT X I K AY FIESTA Top Plcfure Rosalue Center Gonn on a Haynde Boffom Televuslon s Tough on Love w - I u - ll l n - I - ll - H - - 1 SENIOR CLASS PLAY THE PATSY -n, 50 Left to right Duck Meuster Ann Fenton Jum Bryont Fouth Moog George McCarthy Sondro Lover Jum Essunger Joanne Guess ond John Ashboker CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr Horrungton Jam Bryont Mrs Horrungton Ann Fenton Grace Horrungton Sondo Lover Potrucuo Horrungton Fouth Moog Bully Coldwell Jum Essunger Tony Anderson George McCarthy Sodue Buchonon Joonne Guess Froncus Potruck O'Floherty John Ashboker Trup Busty Duck Meuster STUDENT DIRECTOR Judy Bourd Gene Skopuro The Potsy , o three oct comedy presented on Jonuory I3, wos the furst hugh school ploy un the cuty to hove student durectors Its plot concerned the eternol truongle, when Groce Horrungton lulted Tony Ander son to become engaged to o weolthuer boy, her younger suster, Potrucuo, become unter ested un Tony Potrucuo persuoded Tony to guve her love lessons , but Tony does not know thot he us the obuect ot the lessons ln the meontume Groce quorrelled wuth Bully Coldwell ond decuded to go bock to Tony A luvely feud exusted between the two susters, but Potsy won her mon ond Groce become reconculed wuth Bully A domuneerung mother ond her henpecked husband odded much to the delught of the ouduence When the funol curtoun come down, the enthusuostuc opplouse procloumed the furst effort of the new dromotuc unstructor, Rollun Eokuns, o greot success ll ll - giggfuf ' .A Q y ' V 5 A I . , , Q J MZQY Q f':m',f,,.-2.2 M Q at 4 Q ' - ' . I 4 1 ,. ' .uf 5 ,. f , I , , , , , , , , . NIGHT MUST FALL - ALL SCHOOL PLAY lik! Left to right Ann Fenton Judy Baird Shnrlee Kleckner Wendel Waltz Jlm Thomas Dave Johnson Janie Vance Linda Wortman CAST OF CHARACTERS Lord Chief Justice Larry Meyer Mrs Bramson Ann Fenton Nurse Libby Linda Wortman Olivia Grayne Judy Baurd Hubert Laurie Wendel Waltz Mrs Terence Shirlee Kleckner Dora Janey Vance Belsize Jim Thomas Dan Dave Johnston STUDENT DIRECTORS Sondra Lover Dick Meister Dan is a bellboy in a resort hotel remotely located in Essex England Having gotten Dora Parkoe maid at Mrs Bramsons into trouble Dan is summoned to the Bramson cottage Such is his charm that Mrs Bramson is immediately taken with him adding him to her household servants The murder of a guest at the hotel is traced to Dan by Olivia an unhappy mece of Mrs Bramson who elects to shield the boy Dan grateful but powerless in the grip of his homicidal mstmcts plots the murder of Mrs. Bramson for her money. The police take him away to be hanged leaving Olivia relieved but desolate. -ww L 'Mawr 'S 7,9 5? k ' 5 5 ? V' W-.. V if ,Rt 1 J ' ip- ,, V' , ' 522 9 Jil. f R 1 Rx 3432 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY fi R! Q5 16 FlNNEY'S DRUG STORE 415MQfk et Aven N. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TOP ROW, left to right: Judy Baird, Ruth Anne Baker, Nancy Bamberger, Thomas Beck, Arlene Boldizsar, Helen Breedlove. SECOND ROW: James Brown, James Bryant, Dawn Cassler, Constance Cornelius, Donald Davis, Nancy Davis. THIRD ROW: Delyte Dunn, Maiia Ducis, Betty Jo Eicher, Jane Etris, Ann Fenton, Ruth Glass. FOURTH ROW: Dona Groves, Sandra Harris, Glenn Himebaugh, Nancy Hoffman, Iris Jameson, Shirlee Kleckner. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Ladd, Ruth Larson, Nancy Leidner, Nancy Loomis, Faith Maag, Susan Stratton. SIXTH ROW: Robert Strobel, Nancy Stroia, Lynda Von Nostran, Patricia White, Alberta Zimmer. JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR FIRST ROW seated left to right Michael Popernlk Laura Mapes Joycelyn Pinkerton James Smith SECOND ROW Wendel Waltz Janice Page Susan Wright Lorene Henry Carolyn Mosler THIRD ROW Richard Bowman Nancy Jane Davies Willard Loornls Phlllp Porter Richard Sherff Darrell Smith The members of National Honor Society are chosen for character scholarship leadership and service It is composed of I5 per cent of the. senior class with 5 per cent elected nn the lunuor year and I0 per cent in the senior year Also they must have participated In activities maintained a good citizenship record and be approved by the entire faculty For seniors the average us 85 with the same requirements of activities and good citizen ship as the 'umors The sponsor of this society IS Mr Gowdy Officers for this year were Ann Fenton President Betty .lo Escher Vice President Jane Etns Secretary This page is sponsored by S CleVelCll'ICl Avenue N F ' : I . I . .I I . I ' - : , , . , , , . I I ' To qualify, the iuniors must have an average of 90 or above, for the first five semesters of school. I n I - . . . . Q . . 2 I . I . I . . I . I N I ' ' , - . W. ALEXIS LEAGUE Al Ci' fe FIRST ROW bottom left to rught Ann Fenton Betty Jo Eucher Nancy Davus Ruth Glass Nancy Hoffman Delyte Dunn Conme Corneluus SECOND ROW Helen Breedlove Ruth Anne Baker Dawn Cassler Lynda Van Nostran Jane Etrus Pat Whute THIRD ROW Shurlee Kleckner Manga Ducus Nancy Loomus Nancy Stroua Sandra Harrus Judy Baurd Alexus League an honorary socuety for gurls us set up for two maun purposes to recognuze hugh scholarshup and be of some servuce to the school Thus year the twenty gurls havung the hughest average at the end of the fufth semester were selected Theur most umportant duty us usherung at all the school programs They have acted as Bug Susters to the Freshman gurls and gave a Get Acquaunted party for them The gurls contrubuted cookues and home made candy to be dustrubuted at the County Home at Thanksguvung and also on Valentune's Day At the end of the year a farewell banquet was held, to whuch the newly elected Junuors were unvuted The offucers thus year are Betty Jo Eucher, Presu dent, Nancy Stroua, Vuce Presudent, Shurlee Kleckner, Secretary, Sandra Harrus, Treasurer, Conme Cor neluus, Hustoruan, and Nancy Loomus, Head Usher The gurls are under the guudance of Muss Gatchel LEFT TO RIGHT Shurlee Kleckner, Betty .lo Eucher, Sandra Harrus, offucers of Alexus, wonder whose name wull be added next to the Most Outstandung Gurl trophy .Jilin Thus page us sponsored by MOFli8l Avenue N E , L E i jt g p u T f f Y E 3 - F 5 l A . . 1 T l ' 1 ' 1 Q 'T T , 1 i T I I ' - , s '- ' ltr' . 4 ff f I ' L T ' 5 uuyy y f , T T , 'X L 1 t ', l ' x u. -4 t LINION LEAGUE v K V. . , V, ., X , . ,Z , . l 5 c, , - s L, ' l l ,liii T , ,QQ , fi' I ' Q ru 9 rf 4 1 4,4 S , FIRST ROW botton left to right James Bryant Karl Marchand Jum Brown Dave Johnston Glenn Hlmebaugh Bob Strobel John Ashbaker SECOND ROW Phll Schuchert Don Davls Bull Jacobs Tom Beck Darrell Cheyney Wmfleld Umlauf John Boger Lnmon League an honor socnety for boys was organized to recogmze hugh scholarshup Those who have mcnntauned an average of 85 or above at the end of the fuve semesters have a good cntuenshup record and have partncupated un extra actlvutues are ellglble for this club Durung the year the boys sponsor the Chapel Servuces whuch occur on the second Monday of every month Clergymen from varnous churches are pre sented by the League at these relngnous servuces The boys also serve as gundes at Open House Officers for thus year are Don Davns President Glenn Hlmebough Vuce Presudent Bull Jacobs Sec retary Treasurer Mr Rvchey ns theur advisor and Mr Richey officers and advisor of Lnnnon League are planmng a chapel servlce LEFT TO DRIGHT: Don Davis, Bill Jacobs, John Ashbaker, Thus page rs sponsored by Cleveland Avenue W ANNUAL BUSINESS STAFF UCOLI FIRST ROW bottom left to fight Pat Secret Janne Vance Charleen Smrth JoAnn Scheetz LaVonne Latta Carollne Snmonelle June Fuellnng Rosemare Holliday SECOND ROW Dorothy Kloos Jeanne Massouh Sue Stratton Ann Fenton Farth Maag Haroldme Graham Joyce Pnnkerton THIRD ROW Nancy Strola Judy Danlels Joan Lappln Nancy Davies Dave Johnston Pat Whlte Connie Domer Bette Dawson The LIONIAN Business Staff us organnzed to make a frnancnal success of your year book They obtarn advertnsnng from Canton busrness fnrms who are Interested In the actrvltres at Lrncoln The goal thus ,, group sets for Itself ns to sell an annaul to every Lrncoln Hugh School student Mary Ann Schuler makes sure Donna Morrrs doesn't miss out on a '54 Llonlan Thus page rs sponsored by T05 East Tuscarawas 3 'T' rx l I , I v 1.. .'.j'1'jQ ' if fr 1 J , , ,1 1- . 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Wm of A GIRLS LEADERS Few FIRST ROW bottom left to rrght Nancy Russell Pat Osburn Nancy Hoffman Dorothy Hutchison Eleanor Wood Susie Rodebaugh Marllyn Schaser Sandy Ford Joanne Zagray Retta Rooney SECOND ROW Annette Smgo Norma Jenklns Pat Whlte Lynda Van Nostran Leota Knupp Luella Greene Arlene Boldlzsar Falth Maag Sue Etrus THIRD ROW Ollvua Nego June Yokes Vnrgnnua Bush Sandy Rlegler Eleanor Yokes Diane Slrgo Jeannine Brlslen Judy Jones Judy Balrd Dorothy Kloos FOURTH ROW Connie Russell Sandy Harris Nancy Stroxa Nancy Loomis Judy Daniels Beverly Bole Laurie Bolduzsar Kay Bates Jeanne Massouh Absent Joan Lappln Ins Jameson Gnrls Leaders a very actlve orgamzatuon kept busy all year round The gurls are assigned to gym penods and at ns thenr duty to help nn the mstruc tuon and supervnsuon of the other gurls In the sprung the Leaders have a camp out at the YWCA camp lnewendlwm and also hold an mutnahon for new members The offncers are Nancy Stroua Presudent Eleanor Yokes, Vnce Presudent, Annetta Smgo, Secretary, Judy Daniels, Treasurer, Marilyn Schaser, Soclal Chanrman Mnss Vannorsdall ns theur nnstructor and advlsor Ready for a swam at the Leaders' campout are, left to right Annetta Smgo, Nancy Strola, Sandy Ford, Luella Greene, Arlene Boldnzsar and Nancy Hoffman Behund them are Retta Ronney and Norma Jenklns. 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ADVANCED STAFF AIDES FIRST ROW bottom left to right Joyce Short Glorla Martlnez Carol Follot Sue Etrus Judy Sanford Betty Murphy Barbara Ross: Carol Muckley Shnrley Cuce Barbara Dean SECOND ROW Faath Moog Vlrgrnla Larson Judy Markel Joan Lallnsky Karen Toohey Flo Ann Nesbltt Kaye Harmon Marlene Lawson Helen Fogel THIRD ROW Norma Sedlock Barbara Mosek Charlene Werner Sandy Marks La Vonne Huther Donna Kent Wanda Eckelberry Mary Krtson Judy Jones Judy Balrd FOURTH ROW Cynthla Jobe Marilyn Nolt Joanne Marmle Carol Gerhart Sandra Fuldauer Pat Lehman FIRST ROW bottom left to rlght Cynthia Davld Sally Brown Sharon McDermnt Annette Vuertel Rosemary Blanchard Delyte Dunn Leonore Lomazzo JoAnn Zagray Connle Corneluus Maxlne Butcher Revo Harper SECOND ROW Ruth Butler Joan Seuber Norma Repasky Roberto Carr Marllyn Brown Dane Bucknus Pat Chandler Barbara Nelbel Susanne Roth Kay Bush THIRD ROW Charlene Smlth Nancy Gobley June Fuelllng Nancy Leldner Ruth Larson Donato Gemma Clalre Alexander Rosemarie Vah la Pat Bohn ack Norma Dailey Carol Yarger FOURTH ROW Lando Tausch Path Kress Nancy Barnett Patty Burch Barbara Bricker Barbara Bailey Carolyn Ersklne Thts page .S sponsored by WHIPPLE HEIGHTS MARKET 1605 Whnpple Road N W O. 0 BEGINNERS STAFF AIDES I I hd FIRST ROW bottom left to rrght Polly Courson Maxine Fromm Joan Bralota Judy Kozak Eva Gore Sally Trelsch Sue Ware Sally Smrth SECOND ROW Roberta Collter Hallre Rae Stover Barbara Frazier Mary Malone Donna Gossett Norma Beatty Shirley Comber THIRD ROW Phyllls Greth Carol Ecrement Elaune Wlggnngton Judy Vuncent Betty Klem Annetta Smlth Llnda Lecklltner Janice Carrick FOURTH ROW Sandra Freeman Rosalie McClusky Laurel Wolfe Yvonne Feathers Dawn Ondak Sharon Colvrn Dnxte Logan FIRST ROW bottom left to right Judy Cermak Patr cla Lee Patricia Ublclc Mina Small Joan McDougal Peggy Prltchard Barbara Sommers Maureen Wallnck Janet Meyers SECOND ROW Myra Good Sandy Gramm Lunda Wortman Sand a Robertson Llnda Joss: Llnda Russell Marlene Geckler Janet Hall THIRD ROW Carol Fuller Marlene Maag Vlrglnla Jones Janet Johnston Emmalou Cupples Ruth Ann Backstrom Elame Burkett Patrncua Gobley Janet Kohler FOURTH ROW Suzanne Hull Joyce Rce Judy Mulholland Barbara Oswald Gwen Llewellyn Doris Ferguson Donna Trobvrch Thus page IS sponsored by NIS INGFIZ Avenue N VV The purpose of Staff Aides is to assist in community service under the direction of the Red Cross. Work- ing in the hospitals, the girls experience the advantages and disadvantages of the nursing profession. The first year the girls work to get ten hours of service. The second year, after receiving a diploma, they are automatically in Advanced Aides. These girls must have fifty hours or more of service to get the club credit. Judy Baird is General Chairman for both Advanced and Beginners. Leonore Lomazzo is Chairman .of Advanced and Judy Jones is Treasurer. Linda Wortman is Chairman of the Beginners with Joyce Rice as Treasurer. Miss' Puterbaugh is the faculty advisor. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW bottom left to right Diane Bachellor Brenda Dleffenbaugher Nancy Davis Linda Tipp Sandra Pfalzgraf Judith Burkhart Nancy Hoffman Clara Salmes Nancy Bamberger Catherine Popernlk SECOND ROW Kathryn Ruda Rosemarie Oleyar Carolyn Ecrement Dorothy Kloos Jeanne Massouh Faith Maag Jeannine Brlslen Karen Dudash Alice Capper Bonnie Waltz THIRD ROW Arlene Boldizsar Nancy Maxwell Norma Crisp Nancy Hammond Joyce Selby Barbara Ladd Pat Lehman Caroline Rinehart Judy Mathlson Molly Raley FOURTH ROW Bruce Keck Sam Lollger Dave Johnson Etha Kurzinsky Nancy Loomis Caroline Pappas Nancy Tobey Katherine Schmidt Betty Shetler Margery McCorkle Lynxta Melcholr Absent Ted Forchlone Joan Lappun Lynn Nelzly Pat Nordlck Donna Rhlel Future Teachers of America is formed by a group of students who intend to be teachers after gradu ation This club helps the members get acquainted with the problems and techniques of teaching Some of their activities are helping at the C E A Book Fair ushering at Open House taking field trips with the grade school children and holding an annual banquet to which each member takes his favorite teacher At each meeting they have someone from a specific field of teaching give a talk For every hour of service given they receive a ment A scholarship has been established by the club to be awarded on class night to the senior member with the most merits The officers this year are Nancy Davis President Dorothy Kloos Vice President Nancy Toby Secretary Clara Sanmes Treasurer and Bruce Keck Historian Miss Lenz and Miss Gatchel are the sponsors This page is sponsored by West Tusc 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 - . . . . , , 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - n . To learn llbrary terms and procedures ns the mann purpose of the Lrbrary Servlce Club However the more evndent dutres of the Lnbrary Staff are workvng at the chargrng desk shelvung mendung and checknng overdue books The members keep the lubrary In order help students fund theur books and take the permut slips to the proper study hall Each member devotes at least one study hall a week to workrng rn the library e meetxngs are held whenever Muss Atchnson theur advusor feels rt us necessary LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB FIRST ROW bottom left to rrght Delorns Loper Alnce Abel Lmda Tipp Maxme Fromme Roberta Collier Janet Mathlas Sharron McDermltt Annette Vlertel Sally Trelsch Darlene Loper Revo Mae Harper SECOND ROW Sandra Ford Kaye Harman Patsy Secrest Janey Vance Betty Lou Kleln Marllyn Pucci Patrlcla Chandler Roberta Chlsler Diane Bucklus Marilyn Brown Jo Ann Bolovan THIRD ROW Joyce Short Carol Fuller Sharon Colvtn Carolyn Ecrement Sandra Free man Marlene Maag Kathryn Ruda Rosemarle Olevar Karen Toohey Duane Bachellor Patricia Osburn FOURTH ROW Norma Sedlock Betty Catllet Olnvna Nego Albert Brown Judy Hines Kaye Bates Sandra Fuldauer Leoto Knupp Pat Lehman Ann Fenton Absent Frances Hernan and Patrlcla Kllnger Thus page ts sponsored by 437 Market Avenue N ECHO EDITORIAL STAFF 40 FIRST ROW bottom left to right Susan Wright Carolyn Mosuer Shlrlee Kleckner Ruth Anne Baker Nancy Davis Jane Etrls Marxlyn Schaser SECOND ROW Duck Watt Nlclc Zablo Dock Bowman Duane Unkefer Wendel Waltz John DeSantls Michael Popernnk ECHO BUSINESS STAFF r t'Q FIRST ROW bottom left to right Ruth Anne Baker Nancy Davis Marilyn Schaser Jeanne Mas souh Susan Stratton Pat Chandler Clara Salmes SECOND ROW Judy Burkett Susan Wright Sondra Lover Dorothy Kloos Sandra Harris Muchael Popermk THIRD ROW Bob Flerstos Dave Mohney Duck Bowman Wendel Waltz rh.S,,Oge b, CANTON FLOWER SHOP 108Th.rdSfreefS w To keep the students well unformed of current events and to prepare them for comung actuvutues us the maun purpose of the ECHO edutorual staff The paper contauns edutoruals letters from students sports hugh lughts cartoons and feature artucles The edutorual staff us chosen from the uournalusm classes but anyone us welcome to submut artucles to the paper The edutor thus year us Nancy Davus wuth Janet Etrus as her assustant The duty of the busuness staff us to make sure enough funancual backung us on hand lt obtauns sub scruptuons patrons sponsors and dustrubutes the papers Faculty advusor for both edutorual and busuness staffs us Mtss DeMuesy STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW bottom left to rught Sue Etrus Jane Etrus Norma Jenkuns JoAnn Bethel Beverly Tuttle Betty Murphy Judy Hayward Janet Mathuas Sally Treusch Mary Lou Ott SECOND ROW June Fuellung Roberta Easton Pat Lehman Jeannune Bruslen Fauth Maag Arlene Bolduzsar Merry Ann Chopson Dorothy Hutchunson Judy Krynock THIRD ROW Laurue Bolduzsar Joyce Ruce Lundcu Tausch Barbara Schular Phyllus Greth Dorus Ferguson Carolyn Sells Vurgunua Easton Lunda Wortman Roberta Carr FOURTH ROW Larry Suerra Bruce Keck Bull Ladd Joe Muchaels Wendel Waltz Ronnue Muller Bob Strobel Sally Moore Absent Joyce Horton Dave Katonak Bob Fuerstos Student Councul at Luncoln us formed by a representatuve from each home room An alternate us chosen so that he may attend meetungs un the absence of the regular member Durung the Chrustmas season members conduct a druve among the students to collect food and money for the needy famulues The councul sponsors the Pug Skun Prom and dances after some of the football and basketball games At untervals durung the year ut brungs to Luncoln varuous programs for our entertaunment and educatuon Offucers for T953 were Jane Etrus Presudent Bob Fuerstos Vuce Presudent Norma Jenkuns Secretary Jo Ann Bethel Treasurer Followung un theur footsteps for T954 were Duck Bowman Presudent Sue Etrus Vuce Presudent Sally Treusch Secretary Joyce Ruce Treasurer Mr Huldebrand us the Counculs faculty advusor Thus page us sponsored by H36 Wertz Avenue N W - 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' it - X , 1 1 2 I 1 L u ll- -E . f E t 1 E 2 ul 1 1 1 Q s xt A ' E it .1 J, 1 u ,fu I X ue, A 1 it A Qftf- ' 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 3 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 - 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 - - OHIO HISTORY CLUB FIRST ROW bottom left to right Wllllam George Linda Lecklltner Linda Wortman Maureen Walllck Donna Gossett Susan Henry Marlene Lawson Reva Harper Bull Merriman SECOND ROW Lynn Mottlce Donna Butler Luella Greene Phyllls Greth Susanne Wilson Carolyn Ecre ment Duck Haldl Holden Rosenberry Frank Henry Vlrglnla Jones THIRD ROW Carol Fuller Pat Maloney Albert Brown Etha Kurzunsky Cynthia Jobe Rlchard Zeugler Bruce Keck .loan Lallnsky Lorene Henry The purpose of Ohio Hlstory Club IS to become better acquamted wuth the lnves and achuevements of Ohlos great men and women The members learn the locatlon and nature of Ohnos most has toruc monuments and shrnnes Mr Blue has been the faculty advisor for over ten years He became Interested rn Ohio hnstory when he was twelve Because he has mode nntensnve research nn thus hrs favornte topnc he has become a recognnzed authornty on Ohlo hnstory Has maternal comes from two mam sources travels and books Hus lubrary at home contains over 200 volumes on hlstory Wrltnng and speaking about the hlstory of Ohio has kept hum very actuve nn the past years Mr Blue retlres from tecchlng to become the secretary of the Stark County Hustorlcal Assocuatlon This page is sponsored by SeCOf'ld Street E OFFICE PRACTICE AND TREASURERS OFFICE FIRST ROW bottom left to rught Nancy Hahn Ruta Oluvueru Jean Davus Leonore Lomazzo Mary Ann Schuler Laura Wulson Laura Mapes Shurley Cass SECOND ROW Lorene Henry Norma Crusp Dawn Cassler Norma Jenkuns Retta Rooney Joanne Guess Phyllus Schuchert THIRD ROW Joanne Russell Lula Whute Janet Neff Sally Copeland Vurgunua Bush Marue Popa Rosemarue Holluday June Fuellung FOURTH ROW Aletha Hughes Mary Jane Ruddle Carole Brown Dolores Rodruguez Martha Beatty Absent Dona Groves Margaret Szasz Vuolet lttescu Nona Harmon Ruth McElfresh Pat Hahn Karl Marchand Hal Rosenberry Vada Stephens Marulyn Schaser Nancy Hull Jean Toy Barbara Lung Arlene Bolduzar Pat Coran Ruth Householder Thus club affords students of commercual sublects the opportunuty to meet problems of offuce work Some gurls work as secretarues for teachers keepung records typung letters and mumeographung tests They are always ready to help out where they are needed Muss Smuth theur advusor us un charge of the Treasurer s Offuce She devotes furst nunth and home room peruods to workung here Beung a lawyer makes her quute capable of handlung any legal affaurs of the Treasurers Offuce Last summer Muss Smuth receuved her Master s Degree un Educatuon All of the gurls agree that she us a grand person to work wuth and seldom loses her good humor The gurls receuve excellent experuence un offuce work under her durectuon Muss Smuth us at work as usual at her typewruter Thus page us sponsored by MGfkeI Avenue N I T ' 3 I L V I s I l f K K . l L I ' 1 I i ' 'I ' V I ll 'Q I x I I us, A l K' I I I : I U I I I I I I - 5 I 5 I 1 f I I I I - 5 1 I I I ' I I I I , , , . , , , . . . - , . , . . . . , . . l 1 f ' ' RADIO BROADCASTING CLUB FIRST ROW bottom left to right Kathryn Ruda Sue Eetrls Karen Toohey Sandra Pfalzgraf Flo Ann Nesbltt Ruthanne Fstzpatrlck Jean Lawson SECOND ROW Halden Rosenberry Rose marle Oleyar Muchael Popernllc James Bryant Helen Breedlove Ruth Anne Baker Alberta Zrmmer Clara Salmes Absent Jane Etrns Leslie Howlck Shirley Kelster Radio Broadcastnng Club as responslble for the reading of mornlng Scriptures and the announce ment of school actrvltres The members are requnred to have good Engllsh grades and be able to speak dnstmctly Every mornang the person who IS to read the Scrupture comes an early to revuew nt wnth Muss Gruber theur advnsor The officers for T953 54 are Ruth Ann Baker Presndent Helen Breedlove Vnce President Sue Etrls Secretary Treasurer Mass Gruber has been at Lincoln for the past fifteen years and appears to enloy nt She teaches both third and fourth year English Her education nn musuc speech and Buble studues makes her emnnently futted to dnrect the Broadcastnng Club Mess Gruber Ruth Anr Baker and Helen Breedlove look over the morning Scrlpture before broadcasting. time 4k I I 1. g I 4 I VT I This page is sponsored by SIXII1 SITGGI' N VV xi- Left picture: Jerry Williams cmd Etha Kurzinsky, seniors, welcome two freshmen, Patsy Nelson and Dick White to Lincoln. Upper center: Nancy Unkefer, Jean Toy, and Helen Arnold, learn how to place a baby in a baskinette in Child Care Class. Lower center: Sarah Bernhard, Annette Viertel, and Jerry Dauer, plot to blow up Lincoln with a chemistry experiment. Right: James Leno brings a tardy slip to office assistant Ruth Larson. gl h Anne Baker, Left picture: Jeanne Massouh, Vic DeOrio, Connie Domer, Walt Webb, l2ut Jim Beecher, Dave Johnston, Dan Filimon, and Nancy Davis hang campaign posters on the - ' ' ' I d'd t nd their cam- third floor for their favorite senior candidates. Mudd e: Senior can I a es a paign managers hold a political convention in the auditorium. Right: Mrs. White sells Lincoln pennants to our students. gs Left picture: Phyllis Butcher and her mother watch Donna Butler dissect a cat lughi at Open House. Center: Charles Whetsel shows parents around Machine Shop at Open House. Right: Faith Maag, Arlene Boldiszar and Etha Kurzinsky discuss new publications at the Wells School Book Fair. . 0115 :wma b'Q dan s rs-5 0400? Lett picture: The refreshment committee- Barb Ladd, Nancy Loomis, Susie Stratton, Nancy Hoffman, and Joan Lappin serve the vittles at the Senior Class Party. Center: Ann Fenton relates the sad tale of a girdle, Size 42, at the Senior Class Party. Right: Art students, Gary Kelly, Dave Rosenberry, Joe DePasquale, and John Bartblome, hand ornaments to Marilyn Schaser as she trims the Christmas tree. I im- Pl 7 ,iii Left picture: Joanne Seich, Joyce Welch and lona Cass display their handiwork in sewing class. Right: Ruth Larson, Delyte Dunn, Judy Daniels, and Sandra Harris enjoy a snack in the cafeteria. Wai, Volel h P H tb 5 In Left picture A group of shoeless dancers have fun at the Soc Hop Right Bill Kuntz and Marilyn Schaser question the panel of rnasterminds Walter Webb Joan Lappin Susie Stratton and Dick Meister at the McKinley game pep rally March brings th litory ball and ArmysN y g 5, ,Sp 1.3 Left picture: Part ot Don Davis' physiology study is taking the blood count of a visitor while Mr. McCrory looks on. Center: Bill Jacobs, John Boger, Phil Schuchert and Bob Fierstos work an experiment in the physics lab. Right: Ruth Anne Baker and Nancy Davis, Echo editors, show visiting parents how the Echo won second place in a national scholastic contest. And Easier means vccuf and fun on April-fool, Lett picture: Judy Smith, Wise, Joyce Dugan ress a 'baby in Child Care Class. Center: Seven seniors, Vic DeOrio, Mac Thiessen, Ernest Arbuckle, Vivian Haddad, Ruth Anne Baker, Ruth Larson, and John Boger, leave Lincoln for spring vacation. Right: Mr. Custer, Louis Maggiore, Bob Tolle and Sandra Harris admire the picture and plaque ot Mr. Charles H. Kuehnle, dedicated at the Kuehnle Memorial Assembly. W-th the prom ard May F953 s FQ,- ,tl V i veg kr 'f6T',11. -, ca.. . Upper left: Bob n Fenton Bob Hoobler, Susan Stratton, DeSantis, George McCarthy and Donna Reitsnyder admire the fountain in the Moonlight Ballroom during the Junior-Senior Prom. Center: Dorothy Kloos and Bob Barr seem to be enjoying themselves at the Prom. Right: The pause that refreshes-eight Lincolnites enjoy cokes at the Prom E i 5 i l 1 1'2- if 'avi s -ti 1 . Lett picture: Nancy Russell buys the last annual from Helen Breedlove as Shirlee Kiester, Vic Lehman, and Terry Ross watch in disappointment. Right: Nine seniors sign annuals on the last day of school. THE ANNUAL STAFF LIONIAN STAFF OF 54 E Wx EDITOR AND EDITOR BETTY J0 EKZHER xj HELEN Bkewmve f... - RUTH cuss N I 11.542155 43 I. K MK S E 0 Enlmsswfw f me R5 DOROTHY HUTCHISON PHIL SCHUCHERT PAT FEHN DAVE ROSENBERRY YZ? S-if X PHOTOGRAPHIC eslsemnyf 1 N an RER I m VKX X. 35 MARY NN SCHULER DAVE SCHMELTZER ,f Q7 Q v w X 5 f V 1 . XXX 5 - 'I F ass AI Q -Q, V F yrpf x 0 1- F fi ,, gf' fw AQ. x X I 'lg . E 4 Fu f f ? f 'H .Af H S -' ' 'N' 1 x I T A g f N X2 F Q f , w x I ' -1: -a A . ,F fa: T ' LM 5 X F 'Q NF ' ' X i A ' X 7 JV!! X I I X K W U U A nsr A lit? Q V. pf-gl ul: . :I N -XX I .5 U1 F' LTZ F Q3-,V my V AR, J MI E OPERMK FA F-' kv I V- a F F L VU -4 eg A Congratulations' CANTON STORAGE INC MOVING STORAGE PACKING Furniture Reftmshmg Reparrrng and Restylmg Phone 5 5291 X Best Wishes rom GOLDEN LODGE LOCAL No II23 United Steelworkers o Amerlca C I O 'I234 Harr son Avenue S CANTON OHIO CANTON COAL SALES NC Compliments to the Sensor Class' INDUSTRIAL AND DOMESTIC Where the fmest graduation COALS GDVIOUFICGVTIGHTS COITIS FFOITI SCHOOL SUPPLIES PACKAGED FIREPLACE FUEL FOUNTAIN PENS OFFICE SUPPLIES and STATIONERY 'II00 Fnfth Street S E OFFICE SUPPLY 204 Thlrd Street N W Canton Ohso Phone 6 4348 l O ' 0 O O I ' f 1 0 . 1 O O U i . W. - 1 l ix , - . ,1 f V P I ' ll ' ' ll . . , lm -Haw C I T Comphmenfs omp 'men S IDEAL FURNITURE C N VICARY 454 Congrofulahons WHETHER YOU RE CHOOSING fo the Class of 7954 A SINGLE ACCESSORY OR A COMPLETE COSTUME PROSPERITY AND YOUR FASHION SEARCH GOOD WISHES ENDS WISELY o if o STERN 8. MANN S KOBACKER'S of of T -ig AT I GRADUATES OF CLASS OF T954 KNOWLEDGE IS POWER From all of us Congratulaflons and Good Luck for Success In your every effort THE LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL BAND AND ORCHESTRA PARENTS ORGANIZATION To the Graduates of the Class of I954 Congratulahons To be an Amerncan Do not choose to be a common man' It as our rught to be uncommon If we can Seek opportunlty not securnty' We do not wtsh to be kept cntlzens humbled and dulled by havmg the state look after Deslre to take the calculated rnsk to dream and to burld to foul and to succeed Refuse to barter rncentrve for a dole' Prefer the challenges of lute to the guaran teed exlstence the thrall of fulfillment to the stale calm of utopia Do not trade freedom for benefucence nor dngmty for a handout' It as our heritage to thunk and act for ourselves enloy the benefut of our creatuons and to face the world boldly and say Thus we have done THE LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL ADULT BOOSTER CLUB BETTER CITIZENSHIP ' BETTER ATHLETICS ' BETTER SCHOLARSHIP I u 1 l I US. 1 1 - f . 1 1 11 - I1 1 1 ' AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 'null' has been to cu fme product! N Son Fl sh s feshly fogront A delghtfl fr 9 once selected by ome fhemsel s 1 efreshes th d s ppeo s I g the bothroo O osphee cleo o d In g ss g the some c y tal clecmng osults l ays So Flush dns: facts os 1 remo es ugly stems where germs and o cause of odors lurk Sold e ery when L52 Suzi Had .S'an1Husl1 me 'Guam dby Godllosk pig ,H 1 V ln the famul a yellow can NOW FRESHLY FRAGRANT GOI N' AROUND TOGETHER! Just luke John and Nancy SPIN and CLIMALENE go around together Mom says SPIN IS the best In the automatic washer and l CLIMALENE IS tops for the walls and woodwork GREEN'S MUSIC STORE A Complese Music Service Smce 1920 124 Cleveland Ave S W Canton, Ohm Phone 4 3522 CONN Congrofulofionsl 0 I 0 MARLOWE S ACROSS FROM LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL of SCHMIDT REALTY CO MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3I8 Cleveland Ave N W Phone 4 5I27 Complimenfs E W BLISS W R SPORTS COUNTRY FAIR Sporting Goods Toy Store I? LANE BOWLING ALLEYS of 1 Complimenfs 43I3 Wes? Tusc. C I f Congrafulahons and Success Omp 'men S fo the Class of 54 1 o A BREEDLOVES HILSCHER CLARKE Borber 81 Beoufy Shop ELECTRIC C0 2117 Navarre Road S W 519 Folmh Stree' N W 216 Market A enue North Canton Oh o BACHElLOR'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY ' ' GLASS CHINA 401 Clarendon Avenue N W SILVERWARE Phone 6 7219 Phone 3 9119 ll ll of 0 'A' o .. 1 O 0 I' Complimenfs CANTON'S M os? IN T E R E ST I N G STOREI of V , 1 Q 0 I.: Viv 0 THE CANTON REPOSITORY CONGRATULATES THE GRADUATING CLASS OF LINCOLN :MINI HW-Q an eyeful of ECONOMICS Eyes cant he lcplacul nt any prlce Electric ll ht IS plentlful and cheap Test que 11 Whats to be gamed bv u mg a 40 watt bu where a 100 walter should be HIGH SCHOOL AND WISHES ALL SUCCESS TO ITS MEMBERS 4 Thmhlng About Q our Future? , . Maybe a telephone career IS just xx hat you want an lnterestlng Job Wlth a good salary and frlendly people to work wlth Why not come 1n and talk 1t ove1 I THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY .effsk XTX T ' T -gg .Q , , Q' I XX NN ies. 'fm xt? I .gnu f vw 'I I O 5- i 0 . - 7 . D . U .g . . a . S UH: - lb . . . . ' v . . Th' OHIQLNIQQWER Ca Works lake a charm 0 Mel o makes all washing easler dalnty garments famlly laundry clothes come out cleaner whiter sweeter Saves work Easy on hands At all grocers Made hy the HELD makers ut Sam Flush Congratulations from LINCOLN HARDWARE 2406 West Tusc Your Neighborhood Dealer tor THURIN S your relrable guide to style quality and good taste m home turmshmgs 3 STORES 524 MARKET AVENUE N 137 SIXTH STREET N E COUNTRY FAIR UBLE Jewelers In Canton for T20 Years DIAMONDS WATCHES S. W P PAINTS SILVER HoTPolNT APPLIANCES CWNA ELECTRIC and PLUMBING SUPPLIES C HENRY Owners W J HENRY GIFTS Cleveland Ave at 51h N W xg, xxxlll 104 1 XXX ,fjj,S'1' f I .CC L f Fx I 5 'X It TW 0 0 ' ll ' ' . I . - I I U . . ., l A' - 'u.hQ D E ' S Youll be happier with a 00 E fo 'PJ ,, J- 's,Q7 QW iv not 'XID can -' ff' IV ' ur .,.,f ' .J -4-r l in ,, ,,...... ,...s ... 'S al ' :yi-r ...- ...s.It '1 A l c.. Win' Nl Whlch 1S stronger 'I S the one on the rnght because lt s a door of an Amencan home No one can get through without permlssxon Not even a pohce man, unless he has a search warrant Here, m Amernca, your rlght to freedom from search wnthout warrant xs guaranteed by The Constntutxon ntself How dnfferent behrnd the :ron curtaxn' There, the people have no such protectnon And even a solid oak door, strong enough to guard a fortress, can t keep out the secret police When they want ln they get ln, eventually, even lf they have to use a battermg ram But the fllmsnest screen door ln Amerrca can keep out the police unless they have a search warrant Because we Amerrcans take our rights for granted, lts hard to belxeve that there are pmkos and fellow travelers amongst us who want to take away our freedom from search wrthout warrant It's just part of thelr plan to steal all our nghts, luke the nght to own property, the nght to work wherever we please, the rnght to vote secretly and all the rest The best way to protect a right IS to use xt So rf you ever hear anyone come out rn favor of permrttmg arbxtrary search and sexzure on some pretext or other, set him straight' Remind hum that freedom from search without warrant IS a right guaranteed every American by The Constmmon Remember, they're your rlghts, so treat them rrghl' DO YOU KNOW YOUR RIGHTS? As Amenalns, we have the greatest freedom and the hnghes: standard of Irvmg nn the world Help keep rt that way by knowmg your rrghts and guardmg them well Some of them are Freedom ol worxbfp Rrght to .ferret ballot 'Right to know how your umon spend: your due: Freedom Freedom Rfgbr to 'Rrgbl to Freedom from :earth wstbost wa-rant Rrght to petrtxon government for redreu of grlevantex 'Rrgbt to 'Rqht ru Right to Rtgbr ro 'Right to bear your employefr nde of dlugneementr Right not to appear as 4 wrtnerr agennt yourxell 'Rqhr to reluxe to perrmt lbe :beck-of ol muon due: 'kfgln ro Rlgbt lo Freedom 'Ragln lo Freedom 'Right I0 Freedom of speerb ol tbe pres: mtlcrze ofuulr know :drier of your unuos ollrerr know rl your uma: ollcen ae Communut: know bow your umm: rx run .tpeedy and publre trul by fury help of 1 lawyer go drred to your bon wntb a gneunte be presumed innocent until proved guilty to own property work derpfte muon yurudrrtrocul dupulet Io work nl any luealny proper xupervmon of your muon welfare lull: to .start and manage 1 buxnneu Freedom to make a pralrt 'Right not In be fired by umon leader! R:gbt to vote on company? but ofer l'1lese lte nlhu you enwy undef the Tok Hanky law Thu u a ugh: enpoyed by member: ol Uruted Steel Yorkers. CJ 0 only wha the Tall Hartley law u mvaked THEY'RE YOUR RIGHTS, TREAT THEM RIGHT! The Timken Roller Bearrng Company , 'Tbe rngbt to work :ball not be abr-ndged or made nnpoleutn ..r -Siu 'jl',..:1.Z-I 7. A X, , nj, .-- I L .,,,, .- FfF7??j,f.'fzfllh:rl , .. -1:f:f'ffE ff'a..l7i.J :. 'T? ' ' is z I I ,M A I, W NN I ' . l 1 ,E , , ,q , lf - '?1L.....a i est 1' 2 . 'ij tlgl 7 s 3,1 'K ja 'R l t o ai 1 ' ,H 1 ,,, Q- ' -1 755 f T + I l T - l u I ' X 9 . -felitfizaf V l I I 0 wg- .-.-A 'V - j C tr l 3 , , ..3 J ' f ' -fl 3. fsf,Fi:- 2 ' ' Q I ' is 4 55.5 V ,I . . , ' 4 ,, .37 I A 1 5 . r h ' , - X we , ' 1 .,, Q Q 4 I .... , 5 E -fsmi K-51 X., ...,.. . 1,' 'I' X U . 1 fi ra - W ' -1'r.g-- 1'QL:,:.t4C ' T' Q H t O O O ff-41