Lincoln High School - Lionian Yearbook (Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

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L, 'PQ STAFF Editor, Richard Crawford, Assistant Editor, Donna Bartram, Photography Editor, John Dienst Seniors, Virginia Jones, Underclassmen, Sam Richmond and Gerry HotT, Arts, Tom Feldbush, Athletics, Larry Mottice and Tarry Taylor, Organ- izations, Joyce Selby, Typist, Marlene Guegold, Treasurer, Patricia Fowler, Assistant Photogra- pher, Garry Davis, Advisors, Miriam Grimes and Charles G. Andrews. K 1 From home we start our way on the path which we will follow the rest of our lives Home is where we receive our first training. Meultime is u happy time in the Furrull home. 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W AAL -, A - I- wass-wivggswgr-Qwsggslii A z A wel A' sig as ww An' A ss, My A' ,A W' Y M ' 1gsASA9gs,AAsgfAf.Agxfg :fp-f:gQsqAs:s szmgs-.sfgsi,e-swf'.mmwaw.swf-siwsaewtsiiwzvlfsfw.gsiAe2?g52e.f fs-HAWAAuses-.mwsitwwfiw In the iourney of life the first turning point is when we leave the home to enter school. lt is then that we make new friends and our home ties loosen. High school is one of the most important crossroads in life. During four years our activities and life center in and around Lincoln High School. lt is here that we choose the path- way that we will follow the rest of our lives. The academic, the athletic, the soc- ial, the happy, the sad, the crowded, and the lonely hours, all are a part of our school life. Although the students journey from different localities they meet on the cross- road of high school. lt is here that the character of our future leaders is molded. As we leave Lincoln many of us will further our education toward a permanent path in life while others of us will begin our careers in the field of business or industry. The paths that we are destined to follow have many by-paths and cross- roads. We turn from the home, . . . to school, . . . to industry. Don and Joyce Vogelsang leave home for another busy day ut school. Dave, Lindo, and Lew Wetzel enioy an afternoon at home fo- gether. 3 -A .3N: ,, ,Vw 1?-f :FE .,, 331 V555 Lf' W,-' 'efwnfx - ,fd , 3 A z ya! 2525 eg Q I 1 I F? H x an 'J Ke, mf mx i an xm- ,paw iii? iii? S Fifi - N lag? FL W Hg Nl lcsgnf ,l . .Alam In QW 1 I . I 1 Jazz?-il el' WH llzmlgui In a 15, -- .Ulla g ,F Inu, . , i Ilfgii ll I lr li I I- 1 'Q LW i I lip I ilu Ill! lil! -so path through tho park loads to tho building whore wo rocoivo our education. ALMA MATER Alma Mater, Lincoln High School, Hail to thee, maroon and gold. ' We will cherish thee and laud thee As thy glories oft are told. We will cheer thee and revere thee As we sing thy praises o'er Alma Mater, Lincoln High School We will sing thy praise once more. 5 Rushing from class to class is part of a typical school day V. Jones, S. Snyder, K. Hahn, and J. Koehler are prepared to continue on the path to industry. The electric furnace is an essential part of the steel industry. Our local factories supply the needs of people throughout the world. 6 Scenes such as this one of our ndusiry are familiar io Conlon 'esidenfs. Canton, ihe city of diversified ndusiries, offers many opportuni- ries to its inhabitants. Our Canton parkways bring us beauty and recreation. In the summer we wander along these paths toward a secluded spot for a quiet picnic. Here, in the winter we come to ice skate, ski, or gn sledding. 8 The long walk up this hill represents the path of life. As hugh school students we have our place in this pathway. PATIIWAYS Seniors Unclerclassmen . Faculty Music, Drama Athletics Organizations School Life Senior Index Advertisements 9 10 44 72 82 94 118 134 148 151 D. Boylan and B. Bennett congratulate each other on :siving their diplomas. Mr. Culver and Mr. Nethero greet H. Ceccurcli, R. McCluslxey, Wortmon, and D. Smalley at the Junior-Senior Prom. -N... K C M. Raley, C. Ecrement, C. Popernick, B. Yates, and J. Farrull rehearse their parts in the senior class play. S. Flagg, J. Hathaway, B. Wolfe, and C. Camuratu vote for their choice of candidates in the senior elections. 10 IOKS I Leading the senior class this year are: D. Knoch, I.. Wort- man, l. Mottice, and V. Storia. One of the happier paths of life led to and through school. Every moment of our four years at Lincoln High School seemed full. Hard work, fun, friends, and activities were the things that helped to make our high school days those we shall not forget as we head toward the path of success. Friends, fun, and activity go together on the same by-path. As we had fun participating in extra activities, we made friendships that will last forever. The hardest by-path was working at our chosen studies, but as we came toward the end we saw ahead of us a broadening, wider path resulting from the past hard work. Then we turned our tassels to find we were no longer students of Lincoln High School, but Alumni anxious and eager to travel down the roads put before us, wanting to see what is in store for us - our friends and ourselves. Elected to lead us our senior year were Donald Knoch, President, Virgil Stroia, Vice President, Linda Wortman, Secretary, and Larry Mottice, Treasurer. 12 ALICE ABEL - Commercial - Library Service I, 2, 3, Chorus I, Second Choir 2, 3, Choir 4. BONNIE ADAIR - General - Chorus I, 2, 3. RONALD ALBRIGHT - General - Entered from Timken 2. WILLIAM AMAN - General - Entered from Canton South 4. ALICE ABEL BONNIE ADAIR JUDITH ANDRIOTTO - General - Army-Navy I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4, Nurse's Assistant 4. THOMAS ANGELO - General - Instrumental Music 'I, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Dramatics 4, Thes- pians 4, Senior Class Play. RUTH ANN BACKSTROM - Classical - Chorus I, Stal? Aides I, F.N.A. 4. ADAM BAILLIE - Classical - Baseball Manager I, 2, National Honor 3, 4, Lionion League 4, Instrumental Music I, 2, 3, 4. RONALD ALBRIGHT WILLIAM AMAN JUDITH ANDRIOTTO THOMAS ANGELO RUTH ANN BACKSTROM ADAM BAILLIE LA DYNE BARGE BUDDY BARRETT LaDYNE BARGE - General - Chorus I. BUDDY BARRETT - Classical - Medical Club 2, Science Club 2, 4. DONNA BARTRAM - General - Chorus I, Nurse's Assistant 3, Lionian Editorial Staff 3, 4. WALTER BARTSCH - Industrial Arts - Instru- mental Music 'l, 2, 3, 4. LYNNE BATES - Classical - Chorus 1, Second Choir 2, Army-Navy 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 3, 4, Girls' Leaders 3, 4, Echo Business Staff 4. noNNA BARTRAM wAl.rER smzrscn JOHANNE BATTISTA - Classical - Chorus 1, 2, F.N.A. 3, 4. LYNNE BATES JOHANNE BATTISTA ROBERT BAYLESS - Classical - Instrumental nonenr sAYLsss nov BECKNER Music I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Choir 3, 4. ROY BECKNER - General. NORMA BEESON - Home Economics. LINDA BENELEIT - General - Chorus I, Instru- mental Music I, 2, 3, 4, Second Choir 2, 3. NORMA BEESON LINDA BENELEIT ROBERT BENNETT JOAN BIALOTA ROBERT BENNETT - General - Freshman Football, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Reserve Football 2, Varsity Football 4. JOAN BIALOTA - General - Staff Aides i, 2, Chorus 'I. DEAN BIRIS - Classical - Boys' Leaders 1, Chorus 'I, Choir 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Class Treasurer, J.C.L. 2, Student Council 2, 3, Student Council President 4, Echo Business Staff 2, 3, Echo Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Treasurer, National Honor 3, 4, Boys' State 4, Linion League 4. LORRAINE BLANCHARD - Classical - Chorus 1, 2, Stat? Aides l, 2, 3, 4, J.C.L. 2, 3, F.N.A. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Choir 3, 4. GERTRUDE BOSLEY - Classical - Chorus 1, 2, Stat? Aides 1, 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 2, 3, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, All School Play 2, 3, Clerical Service 3, Senior Class Play, Echo Editorial Staff 4, Nurse's Assistant. ROBERT BOSSICK - General. RICHARD BOYLAN GARY BRILI. . DEAN BIRIS LORRAINE BLANCHARD GERTRUDE BOSLEY ROBERT BOSSICK RICHARD BOYLAN - Classical - Freshman Football, J.C.L. 2, 3, Golf 3, Linion League 4, Student Council 4. GARY BRILL - General. JOSEPH BROOKS - Industrial Arts - Stagecraft 3, 4. JOEL BROWN - Classical. JOSEPH Bnooxs Joel BROWN MELVIN BUSH CHARLES CAMARATA JOEL CASHNER HERMAN CECCARDI MELVIN BUSH - Industrial Arts - Track 1, Stagecraft 3, 4. ' CHARLES CAMARATA - General - Reserve Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4. RONALD CAMMEL - General - Entered from Timken 3. DAVID CASHNER - General - Boys' Leaders 1, 2. , PAUL CICE - Industrial Arts - Stagecraft 2, 3, 4. ROBERTA COLLIER - Commercial - Chorus I, Library Service, Staff Aides 'l, 2, 4, OFfice As- sistant 3, Clerical Service 4, Student Council 4. RONALD CAMMEL DAVID CASHNER FRED CERWINSKY JAMES CHISMAR JOEL CASHNER - Industrial Arts. HERMAN CECCARDI - Classical - Entered from Central Catholic 3, Golf 3, Reserve Football 3, Dramatics Club 4. FRED CERWINSKY - Industrial Arts. JIM CHISMAR - General - Freshman Basket- ball I, Reserve Basketball 2, Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2. JOYCE CLAUSS - Commercial - Chorus I, Girls' Leaders 3, 4, Army-Navy 3, 4, Attendant to Football Queen 4. SHARON COLVIN - Classical - Chorus 'I, 3, Stall: Aides I, 2, 3, Library I, 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, 4, Dramatics 4. 1:179- PAUL CICE JOYCE CLAUSS ROBERTA COLLIER SHARON COLVIN GEORGE COPELAND - General - Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball, Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Freshman Class Treasurer, Base- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Golf 3. DON COSENTINO - General - Freshman Foot- ball, Freshman Basketball, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Reserve Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4. TOM CRADDOCK - General - Freshman Foot- ball, Instrumental Music I, Chorus I, 2, Re- serve Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4. RICHARD CRAWFORD - Classical - Stagecraft 2, Lionian Editorial Staff 3, Editor 4, Radio Broadcasting 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Office Assistant 4, Speech 4, Linion League 4. JON CRISSEY - Classical - Chorus I, Boys' Leaders I, Second Choir 2, 3, 4, Office Assist- ant 4, Booster Club President 4. GEORGE CUCKLER - Classical - Chorus I, Choir 2, 3, 4, Booster Club Treasurer 4. EMMALOU CUPPLES - Classical - Stat? Aides 'l, 2, J.C.L. 2, 3, Library Service 4, Office As- sistant 4. ELVA DANIELS - General. GEORGE COPELAND DONALD COSENTINO THOMAS CRADDOCK RICHARD CRAWFORD JON CRISSEY GEORGE CUCKLER EMMALOU CUPPLES ELVA JEAN DANIELS MARTHA DEARDORFF BARBARA DE LONG TIMOTHY DE STEFANO VIRGINIA EASTON f' PHILIP DE LILLO CAROL DENNIS JOHN DIENST CAROLYN ECREMENT MARTHA DEARDORFF - Commercial - Staff Aides 2. PHILIP DeLILLO - Industrial Arts - Chorus I, 2, Second Choir 3, Baseball 3. BARBARA DeLONG - Commercial. CAROL DENNIS - General - Chorus I, Instru- mental Husic I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Major- ette 3, 4, Booster Club Secretary 4, Golf 3. TIMOTHY DeSTEFANO - Classical - Instru- mental Music I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Senior Class Play. JOHN DIENST - Classical - Lionian Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA EASTON - Commercial - Freshman Class Vice President, Chorus I, Student Coun- cil I, 2, 3, Vice President of Student Council 3, Treasurer's OFFice 3, 4, Echo Business Staff 4. CAROLYN ECREMENT - Classical - Ohio His- tory, Chorus I, 2, Library Service I, 2, F.T.A. I, 2, Staff Aides I, 2, Science Club 2, J.C.L. 2, 3, Instrumental Music 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4. DIANE DIERDORF LINDA EDWARDS ' or CHARLES DINKINS LARRY ELLISON QT CAROL ETTER JAMES EVANS LESLEY ANN FASHBAUGH THOMAS FELDBUSH DIANE DIERDORF - Commercial - Chorus I, Cheerleader 2, 3. LINDA EDWARDS - Commercial - Library Serv- ice 2, Clerical Service 4. CAROL ETTER - General - Instrumental Music I, 2, 3, 4, Office Assistant 4. LESLEY ANN FASHBAUGH - Classical - Chorus I, 2, Second Choir 3, 4. JAMES EVANS - Industrial Arts - Track Mana- ger 2, 3, Football Manager 2, 3, 4. THOMAS FELDBUSH - Classical - Instrumental Music I, 2, 3, Lionian Editorial Staff 3, 4. ROBERT EVANS JOHN FARRALL ROBERT FERRY JAMES FLACK CHARLES DINKINS - General - Freshman Foot- ball, Freshman Basketball, Chorus I, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Stagecraft 2, Second Choir 2, Choir 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4. LARRY ELLISON - Industrial - Freshman Foot- ball, Freshman Basketball, Track 'l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Booster Club Vice President 4. ROBERT EVANS - Industrial Arts. ROBERT FERRY - Industrial Arts - Freshman Football, Track 'l, 2, 3, 4, Reserve Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4. JOHN FARRALL - Classical - Chorus 'l, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Class President, Science Club 2, J.C.L. 2, Stagecraft 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Secretary, Echo Editorial StaFf 4, Senior Class Play, Student Council Vice President 4, Linion League 4. JAMES FLACK - Industrial Arts - Entered from Timken 2. SHARYN FLAGG PATRICIA FOWLER CAROL FULLER RONNY GARBER SHARYN FLAGG - General - Clerical Serv- ice 4. PATRICIA FOWLER - Commercial - Chorus 'I, Army-Navy I, 2, 3, 4, Second Choir 2, Student Council 2, Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4, National Honor 3, 4, Treasurer's Oftice 4, Alexis League 4, Lionian Treasurer 4. BARBARA FRAZIER - General - Chorus 2, Golf 3, Clerical Service 4, Student Council 4. MAXINE FROMME - Classical - Library Service I, Stat? Aides I, 2, 3, 4, Nurse's Assistant 2, Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Radio Broadcasting 3, 4, Alexis League 4, Lionian Business Staff 4, Office Assistant 4. CAROL FULLER - Classical - Ohio History I, Staff Aides I, Library Service I, 2, 3, Clerical Service 4. RONNY GARBER - General - Basketball Mana- ger 'I, 2, Audio-Visual I, 2, 3, 4, Reserve Bas- ketball Manager 2, Stagecraft 2, 3, Football Manager 2, 3, Noon Movies 3, 4, Echo Busi- ness Stal? 4, Echo Editorial Stal? 4. WILLIAM GEORGE - Industrial Arts - Ohio His- tory I, Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4, Noon Movies 4. BARBARA FRAZIER MAXINE FROMME WILLIAM GEORGE HARRY GEYER HARRY GEYER - General. LOUISE GOEBEL - Commercial - Chorus 2, Second Choir 3, Girls' Leaders 3, 4, Army- Navy 3, 4. MYRA GOOD - Commercial - Clerical Serv- ice 4. CAROL GOTTSMAN - Commercial - Girls' Leaders 3, 4, Treasurer's Office. ROBERT GRAHAM - General - Ohio History I, Audio-Visual I, 2, Science Club 2. ARTHUR GRAY - Industrial Arts - Freshman Football. PHYLLIS GRETH - Classical - Ohio History I, Student Council I, Chorus I, 2, Stall: Aides 'I, 2, F.N.A. 2, 3, Dramatics Club 4, Alexis League 4. JAMES GROETZ - Classical - Freshman Foot- ball, Stagecratt I, 2, 3, 4, Hallguard 2, Var- sity Football 2, 3, 4, Ofifice Assistant 4, Chorus 4, Basketball Manager 4. LARRY GROVES - General - Chorus l, Audio- Visual 2, Second Choir 2. LOUISE GOEBEL MYRA GOOD EVA GORE - General - Stal? Aides 1, 2. DONNA GOSSETT - Commercial - Staff Aides 'l, 21 Chorus 2. ILENE GREGORY - General - Chorus 'Ip ln- strumental Music 'lp J.C.L. 25 Choir 2, 3. JEAN GUARDABASCIO - Commercial - Chorus lp Library Service 4. ROBERT GRAHAM ARTHUR GRAY JAMES GROETZ LARRY GROVES CAROL GOTTSMAN PHYLLIS GRETH EVA GORE DONNA GOSSETT ILENE GREGORY JEAN GUARDABASCIO f I J 21 MARLENE GUEGOLD LEE GUESS RONALD HAAS KENNETH HAHN RICHARD HALDI DANIEL HALE JANET HALL NANCY HAMMOND I PAUL HANOOD DARRYL HARPER SANDRA HARVATH JUDITH HATHAWAY MARLENE GUEGOLD - General - Entered from Cambridge High School, Cambridge, Ohio 2, Chorus 2, Second Choir 3, Lionian Editorial Staff 4, Office Assistant 4, Clerical Service 4. LEE GUESS - Industrial Arts - Instrumental Music I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2. RONALD HAAS - Industrial Arts - Instrumental Music I, 2, 3, Stagecraft 2, 3, 4. KENNETH HAHN - General - Chorus I, Audio- Visual I, 2. DICK HALDI - General - Chorus I, Ohio His- tory I, Instrumental Music I, 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4. DANIEL HALE - Technical - Hallguard I, Echo Business Staff 4. JANET HALL - Classical - Stott Aides I, 2, 3, 4, Instrumental Music I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Science Club 2, Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, 4, Second Choir 3, National Honor 3, 4, Alexis League 4. NANCY HAMMOND - Classical - F.T.A. I, ln- strumental Music I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor 3, 4, Alexis League 4, Echo Business Staff 4. DALE HEISER SUSAN HENRY SUSANNE HILL MARLENE HOLLIDAY PAUL HANOOD - Industrial Arts - Baseball Manager 'l. DARRYL HARPER - Industrial Arts. SANDRA HARVATH - General - Chorus 2, Second Choir 3, 4. JUDITH HATHAWAY - General - Chorus 'I, 2, Student Council I, 2, Cheerleader 2, Football Queen Attendant 2, Second Choir 3, Office Assistant 3, Clerical Service 4. DALE HEISER - Classical - Freshman Foot- ball, Freshman Basketball, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Reserve Football 2, Reserve Basketball 2, Football Manager 3, 4. SUSAN HENRY - Commercial - Ohio History I, Chorus I, Student Council 3, Treasurer's Ofiice 3, 4. FRANCES HERNAN ROBERT HERROD MARILYN HOLTON LANCE HOPTON FRANCES ANNE HERNAN - Commercial - Li- brary Service 'l, 2, Speech Club 4, Echo Edi- torial Staff 4. ROBERT HERROD - General - Entered from Kentucky Military Institute 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. SUZANNE HILL - General - Stat? Aides I, In- strumental Music 'I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, Head Maiorette 4. MARLENE HOLLIDAY - General. MARILYN HOLTON - Commercial - Treasurer's Office 4. LANCE HOPTON - General - Audio-Visual 'I. RICHARD HORNE JOYCE HORTON JERRY HOSSLER ROBERT HOWERTER RICHARD HORNE - General - Entered from McKinley 2, Football Manager 2. JOYCE HORTON - General - Chorus 'l, 2. JERRY HOSSLER - Industrial Arts - Reserve Basketball 2. ROBERT HOWERTER - Classical - Chorus 3, 4, Coin Club 4. ROBERT HUPRICH SANDRA JACKSON DAVID JENKINS SUZANNE JENKINS ROBERT HUPRICH - Industrial Arts. SANDRA JACKSON - Commercial - Chorus 2, 3, Army-Navy 2, 3, 4, Second Choir 4. DAVE JENKINS - Classical - Speech Club 2, Audio-Visual 2, Second'Choir 3. SUZANNE JENKINS - General - Dramatics Club 4. GAIL JOHNSON - General - Freshman Class 24 Secretary. GLENNA JOHNSON - General - Chorus I, 2. GAIL JOHNSON GLENNA JOHNSON HOWARD JONES VIRGINIA JONES HOWARD JONES - General. VIRGINIA JONES - Classical - Ohio History 'l, StaFF Aides 'I, 2, 3, 4, J.C.L. 2, 3, Radio Broad- casting 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Alexis League 4, Lionian Editorial Stal? 4. LINDA JOSSE - General - Chorus 1, 2, Staff Aides I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, Dramatics Club 3, 4. RASMA JURJANS - Classical - Chorus I, Stat? Aides 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, National Honor 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Alexis League 4. ELISABETH KLEIN - Classical - Chorus 'I, 2, Library Service I, 2, 4, Staff Aides 'I, 2, 3, 4, F.N.C. 2, 4, J.C.L. 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Choir 3, 4, Alexis League 4. EDWARD KLINK - Technical- Lionion League 4. DONALD KNOCH - Classical - Chorus 'l, Tennis 2, Science Club 2, 3, National Honor 3, 4, Linion League 4, Senior Class President, Choir 2, 3, 4. JANET KOEHLER - Classical - Entered from Mc- Kinley 4. JANET KOHLER - Classical - Chorus I, 2, Sec- ond Choir 3. MARY ANN KOLEFF - Commercial - Chorus 1, 2, Staff Aides 2. K' LINDA JOSSI RASMA JURJANS ELISABETH KLEIN EDWARD KLINK DONALD KNOCH JANET KOEHLER JANET KOHLER MARY ANN KOLEFF EMMA LOUISE KOLLER MARGARET KOLLER WILLIAM LADD ALVIN LATTA JUDITH LENTZ DAVID LIGHTBODY NORMA LILLEY GWEN LEWELLYN JUDITH KOPLOCK .IUDITH LAB LINDA LECKLITNER DAVID LEHBERGER EMMA LOUISE KOLLER - General - Chorus I, 2. WILLIAM LADD - Technical - Freshman Basket- ball, Student Council I, Instrumental Music I, Reserve Football 2, Baseball 3. .IUDITH LENTZ - Commercial - Science Club 2, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Library Service 2, 3, National Honor 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Treas- urer's OFfice 4, Speech Club 4, Alexis League 4, Echo Editorial Staff 4. NORMA LILLEY - Home Economics - Library Service 3, 4. MARGARET KOLLER - General - Chorus 2. ALVIN LATTA - General - Audio-Visual 3, 4. DAVID LIGHTBODY - Industrial Arts - Entered from Timken 3. GWEN LLEWELLYN - General - Chorus 1, 2, 3, Clerical Service 4. JUDITH KOPLOCK - General - Clerical Staff 4. LINDA LECKLITNER - Classical - Ohio History 1, Instrumental Music l, 2, 3, 4, Stat? Aides l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, F.N.A. 2, 3, 4, Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4. JUDITH LAB - General. DAVID LEHBERGER - Industrial Arts. DARLENE LOPER RICHARD LUDWIG DAVID MAGGIORE BETTY MAPES DARLENE LOPER - Commercial - Library Service I, 2, 3, 4, Alexis League 4. RICHARD LUDWIG - Classical - Freshman Football, Chorus I, 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Re- serve Football 3. VIRGINIA LUNDGREN - Commercial - Library Service 2, 3, 4. MARY LYRAS - General - Staff Aides 2. DAVID MAGGIORE - Classical - Entered from Central Catholic 2, Boys' Leaders 3, 4. BETTY MAPES - General - Chorus 1, Staff Aides 2. RICHARD MARCHEWKA - Industrial Arts. HAROLD MARLATT - Industrial Arts. VIRGINIA LUNDGREN MARY LYRAS RICHARD MARCHEWKA HAROLD MARLATT JOHN MASON JOYCE MASON LOUIS MATTACHIONE CONSTANCE MAY MARGARET MAYER ROSALIE McCLUSKEY BONNIE McCOLLINS BEVERLY McCOY Q ' W he ' I yxm g is R JOANNE McDOUGAL PATRICIA McNICHOL JODY MECHANEY WILLIAM MERRIMAN JOHN MASON - General JOYCE MASON - General. LOUIS MATTACHIONE - General - Instrumen- tal Music I, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Senior Class Play. COSTANCE MAY - General. MARGARET MAYER - Classical - Entered from Bayside High School, New York, New York 2, Chorus 2, Speech Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Second Choir 3, Radio Broadcasting 3, 4, Library Service 3, All School Play 3, OHiice Assistant 3, Echo Editorial Staff 4, Senior Class Play, Echo Business Staff 4. ROSALIE McCLUSKEY - Classical - Staff Aides I, 2, 3, 4, Instrumental Music 'l, 2, 3, 4, J.C.L. 2, 3, Science Club 3, National Honor 3, 4, Alexis League 4. BONNIE LOU MCCOLLINS - General - Chorus I, Student Council 2, Choir 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY MCCOY - Classical - Chorus 1, F.N.A. 2, Staff Aides 2, 3, J.C.L. 2, 3. 'EE' SAUNDRA MERRYMAN GLENN MEYER RONALD LEE MILLER DOLORES MOCHER JOANNE McDOUGAL - Commercial - Chorus l, 25 Staff Aides I, 25 F.T.A. 2, 35 Clerical Service 4. PATRICIA McNICHOL - General - Entered from Timken 4. JODY MECHANEY - Commercial - Entered from Canton South 25 Staff Aides 2, 35 Student Council 3. WILLIAM MERRIMAN - Industrial Arts - Ohio History 'I5 Chorus I, 25 Tennis I, 2, 45 Boys' Leaders 2, 35 Second Choir 3. 29 JOSEPH MICHAEL RONALD L. MILLER BRADFORD MORGAN LLEWELLYN MORRIS SAUNDRA MERRYMAN - Classical - Chorus 'l, 25 Staff Aides l, 25 Library Service 25 F.N.A. 2. GLENN MEYER - General - Instrumental Music I, 2, 3, 45 Stagecraft 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH MICHAEL - Classical - Student Council I5 Medical Club 'l, 25 J.C.L. 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Radio Broadcasting 35 National Honor 35 Linion League 4. RONALD MILLER - Industrial Arts - Freshman Football5 Track I5 Basketball 'I. RONNIE LEE MILLER - Industrial Arts - Instru- mental Music 'I, 2, 3, 4. DOLORES MOCHER - Commercial - Instrumen- tal Music I5 Chorus I, 25 Clerical Service 4. BRADFORD MORGAN - Commercial. LLEWELLYN MORRIS - General - Chorus 1. SHIRLEY MORRIS DAVID MoRRow .IUDITH MULI-IOLLAND HELEN KAY MURRAY SHIRLEY MORRIS - Classical - Entered from McKinley 4. DAVID MORROW - Technical - Student Coun- cil 2, Golf 3, 4. LARRY MOTTICE - Classical - Freshman Foot- ball, Freshman Class President, Chorus I, Golf 2, 3, Reserve Football 2, 3, Linion League 4, Senior Class Treasurer, Lionian Editorial Staff 4. MATT MOTTICE - General - Freshman Foot- ball, Chorus I, 2. JUDY MUHOLLAND - General - Stat? Aides I, Chorus I, 2. HELEN KAY MURRAY - Home Economics - Army-Navy Cheerleader 2, Army-Navy 3, 4. LARRY MOTTICE MATHEW MOTTICE LYNN NETZLEY PATRICIA NORDICK LYNN NETZELY - Classical - F.T.A. I, 2, 4, Li- brary Service 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, Dramatics 4. PATRICIA NORDICK - General - Chorus I, F.T.A. I, Army-Navy 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM PIATT - Industrial Arts. DONNA POLING - Commercial - Chorus I, Library Service 2, 3, Staff Aides 2, 3, 4, Clerical Service 4. RONALD PIERCE - Classical - Audio-Visual I, 2, 3, 4, J.C.L. 2, 3, Echo Business Staff 4, Noon Movies 4. CATHERINE POPERNIK - Classical - Chorus I, 2, F.T.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, J.C.L. 2, Radio Broadcasting 2, 3, 4, Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4, Second Choir 3, National Honor 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Echo Business Staff 4, Echo Editorial Staff 4, Quill 81 Scroll 4, Alexis League 4, Senior Class Play. VICTORIA ORKWISZEWSKI - General - Chorus 4, vlcronm oRKw1szEwsKu MICHAEL PACKER GEORGE PANrAoEs mc:-IARD PELGER ooNALo PIERO ANNETTE Pmolozzi MICHAEL PACKER - Classical - Ohio History I, Science Club 2, 3. GEORGE PANTAGES - General., RICHARD PELGER - General. DONALD PIERO - Commercial. ANNETTE PIROLOZZI - General - Entered from McKinley 4. PATRICIA PRATO - Commercial - Entered from Timken 2, Chorus 2, F.N.C. 2, 3, 4, Second Choir 3. CHARLES PRICE - Technical - Audio-Visual I, 2. WILLIAM PIATT RONALD PIERCE DONNA POLING CATHERINE POPERNIK S PATRICIA PRATO RONALD PRICE 'MF W I PEGGY PRITCHARD PATRICIA PURCELL PATRICIA PYLES SANDRA RAY DAVID READY WAYNE REUSSER 4 J PEGGY PRITCHARD - Commercial - Chorus I, Staff Aides I, 2, 3, 4, Second Choir 2. SANDRA RAY - Classical- Chorus 1, 2, Speech Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Radio Broadcasting 3, 4, Office Assistant 4, Alexis League 4. PAT PURCELL - Commercial - Entered from Timken 4. DAVID READY - General - Chorus I, Instru- mental Music 'l, 2, 3, 4, Second Choir 2. PATRICIA PYLES - Commercial - Chorus I, 2, ISABEL PRIETO MOLLY RALEY REGIS REYNOLDS JOYCE RICE Staff Aides 2, Second Choir 3. WAYNE REUSSER - Industrial Arts. JOHN RICHARDS HARVEY RINEHART 32 fi .Y an ISABEL PRIETO - Commercial. MOLl.Y RALEY - Classical - Chorus 'I, 2, F.T.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Debate Team 2, Science Club 2, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Radio Broadcasting 2, 3, 4, All School Play 3, Choir 3, 4, National Honor 3, 4, Office Assistant 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Echo Business Staff 4, Alexis League 4. REGIS REYNOLDS - Classical - Freshman Foot- ball, Medical Club 2, Student Council 2, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Reserve Football 3, Linion League 4. JOYCE RICE - Classical - Staff Aides I, Basket- ball Queen Attendant I, Student Council l, Instrumental Music 'l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer of Student Council 2, Maiorette 2, 3, Head Maior- ette 4, Army-Navy Cheerleader 2, 3, Secre- tary of Student Council 3, Alexis League 4. JOHN RICHARDS - General. HARVEY RINEHART - Classical - Instrumental Music 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, Coin Club 4. LARRY RISI-I JERRY RISHER DOLORES SCHEHL MICHAEL SCHMIDT LARRY RISH - Classical - Track 2, 3, 4. JERRY RISHER - Industrial Arts - Entered from Washington High School, Massillon, Ohio, 2. SANDRA ROBERTSON - Classical - Staff Aides i, 2, 3, Chorus 2, F.N.A. 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM ROSHONG - General - Chorus I, 2. DOLORES SCHEHL - General - Chorus I, Girls' Leaders 3, 4. MICHAEL SCHMIDT - General - Freshman Football, Chorus 'l, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Reserve Football 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 3. DAVID SCHRADY - Technical - Audio-Visual 'l, 2, 3, 4, Noon Movies I, 2, 3, 4, J.C.L. 2, 3, Debate Team 2, 4, National Honor 3, 4, Student Council 3, Linion League 4, Boys' State 4. JAMES SCHWITZGEBEL - General. SANDRA ROBERTSON WILLIAM ROSHONG DAVID SCHRADY JAMES SCHWITZGEBEL L RALPH SCOTT SCOTT SECREST JOANNE SEICH JOYCE SELBY CAROLYN SELLS MARY LOU SHANK JEROME SHERMAN RAMONA SHIVELY CAROL SIGLER RALPH SCOTT - General. SCOTT SECREST - General - Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 2, 3. JOANNE SEICH - General - Treasurer's Office 4. JOYCE SELBY - Classical - F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, J.C.L. 2, 3, Student Council 3, Nurse's Assist- ant 3, Alexis League 4, Lionian Editorial Stal? 4. CAROLYN SELLS - General - Chorus 1, Student Council 1, Choir 2, 3, Girls' Leaders 2, 3, Army-Navy 2, 3. MARY LOU SHANK - General - Chorus 1, 2, Instrumental Music 1, 2, 3, 4, Second Choir 3, Office Assistant 4. JEROME SHERMAN - Industrial Arts. RAMONA SHIVELY - Classical - F.N.A. 2, F.T.A. 2, 3. CAROL SIGLER - General - Chorus 1, 2. DAN SIMILE - General - Choir 2, 3, 4. DANIEL SIMILE MINA JANE SMALL DAVID SMALLEY MINA JANE SMALL - Classical - Chorus I, Staff Aides I, 2, 3, 4, Instrumental Music I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Radio Broadcasting 4, Lionian Business Staff 4. DAVID SMALLEY - Classical - Choir I, 2, 3, 4. ANNETTA SMITH - General - Staff Aides I, 2, 3, 4, Instrumental Music I, 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 2, Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4, Treasurer's Office 2, 3, 4. NANCY SMITH - Commercial - Entered from Timken 2, Clerical Service 4, Office Assistant 4 PEGGY SMITH - Commercial - Chorus I, 2, Second Choir 3. STEVEN SNYDER - General - Entered from Arcadia High School, Arcadia, Indiana, 2. BARBARA SOMMER - Classical - Stat? Aides I, 2, Instrumental Music I, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Golf 3, Army-Navy 3, Office As- sistant 3, 4, Girls' Leaders 3, 4, Football Queen 4, F.N.A. 4, Echo Editorial Staff 4, Echo Business Staff 4. BARBARA SOMMER BEVERLY SOPTELEAN ANNETTA SMITH NANCY SMITH PEGGY SMITH STEVEN SNYDER BEVERLY SOPTELEAN - Classical - Entered from North Canton I, Staff Aides I, 2, Science Club 2, Library Service 2, J.C.L. 3,' National Honor 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Alexis League 4, Thespians 4, Senior Class Play, Speech Club 4, Radio Broadcasting 4. PHIL STAHLHEBER - General - Track I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Science Club 2, 3, Second Choir 3. BEVERLY STANDS - General - Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4, Army-Navy 3, Clerical Service 4. PHILIP STAHLHEBER BEVERLY STANDS LARRY STAUFFER LOIS STEFANCICH VIRGIL STROIA THOMAS SUTER LARRY STAUFFER - Industrial Arts. LOIS STEFANCICH - General - Treasurer's Office 4. RONALD STOLL - General - Freshman Foot- ball, Reserve Football 2. EDWIN STRINGER - General - Freshman Foot- ball. VIRGIL STROIA - Technical - Freshman Foot- ball, Chorus I, Freshman Basketball, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Reserve Football 2, Reserve Basket- ball 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Junior Class President, Varsity Football 3, 4, Senior Class Vice Presi- dent, Linion League 4. TOM SUTER - Classical - Audio-Visual I, 2, 3, Noon Movies 3, 4. l 36 it-9 ii Ei RONALD STOLL DONALD SZOSTAK EDWIN STRINGER SUSAN TAYLOR DONALD SZOSTAK - Classical - Chorus I, Second Choir 2, Track 3, 4, Student Council 4. SUSAN TAYLOR - General. KENT REED - General - Boys' Leaders I, 2, 3, 4. FLORENCE THOMPSON - General - Entered from Southeast High School, Portage Co., 4. JOHN TIDWELL - Classical - Medical Club 2, J.C.L. 3. DONNA TRBOVICH - Classical - Chorus I, 2, Staff Aides I, 2, 3, 4, F.N.C. 3, 4, Dramatics 4. SALLY TRIESCH - Classical - Library Service I, Staft Aides I, Student Council I, Student Council Secretary 2, J.CIL. 2, National Honor 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Echo Editorial Stal? 4, Echo Business Stac 4, Quill 81 Scroll 4, Alexis League 4. SALLY ULLOM - General - Entered from Cen- tral Catholic 2, Clerical Service 4. KENT REED FLORENCE THOMPSON JOHN TIDWELL DONNA TRBOVICH ANNA UNTCH - Classical - Chorus l, 2, 3, Staff Aides 2, 3, 4, J.C.L. 3, Nurse's Assistant 3,-Second Choir 4. WALTER VanBENTHUYSEN - Classical - Fresh- man Basketball, Chorus l, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, Echo Editorial Staff 3, 4. DON VICCHIARELLI - Technical - Track 2, Re- serve Football 2, 3, Linion League 4. DONALD VOGELSANG - General - Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball, Sophomore Vice President, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Stagecraft 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Vice President. A DENNY WADSWORTH - General - Boys' Lead- ers 3, 4. WILLIAM WAIKEM - Classical. SALLY TREISCH SALLY ULLOM ANNA UNTCH WALTER VAN BENTHUYSEN DONALD VICCHIARELLI DONALD VOGELSANG DENNIS WADSWORTH WILLIAM WAIKEM DALE WALKER RONALD WATSON CHARLOTTE WEIDMAN MARY ELLEN WEST MAUREEN WALLICK RONALD WEARSTLER PHYLLIS WELCH LUTHER WETZEL DALE WALKER - Technical. MAUREEN WALLICK - Classical - Chorus 'I, Staff Aides l, 2, 3, Radio Broadcasting 2, J.C.L. 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, F.N.C. 3, Alexis League 4. 'IT ff' f f Z .di A ,. as N RONALD WATSON - Classical - Entered from Je-Fferson High School, JeFferson, Ohio, 3, In- strumental Music 3, 4, Drarnatics 4, Thespians 4, Senior Class Play, Linion League 4. RONALD WEARSTLER - General. CHARLOTTE WEIDMAN - General - Chorus 'I, Staff Aides 1, Sophomore Class Secretary, Student Council 3, Golf 3, Clerical Service 4. PAUL WELLMAN BARBARA WENZEL RICHARD WHITE ELAINE WIGGINTON 17 'f SAMUEL WILLIAMS RONALD WORSTELL SHIRLEY WILSON LINDA WORTMAN PHYLLIS WELCH - General - Entered from St. Petersburg High School, St. Petersburg, Fla. 4. PAUL WELLMAN - General - Entered from Canton South I, Track I. BARBARA WENZEL - General - Chorus I, Clerical Service 4. MARY ELLEN WEST - Classical - Chorus 2, Staff Aides 2, F.N.A. 2. LUTHER WETZEL - Classical - Freshman Foot- ball, Freshman Basketball, Chorus I, 2, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Reserve Football 2, Reserve Bcisket- ball 2, Varsity Football 3, 4. RICHARD WHITE - Classical - Instrumental Music I, 2, 3, J.C.L. 3, Linion League 4. ELAINE WIGGINTON - Classical - Staff Aides 2, F.N.A. 3, Chorus 3, Library Service 4, Girls' Leaders. SALLY WOLFE WILLIAM WOLFE WILLIAM WRIGHT JOSEPH YANONNE SAMUEL WILLIAMS - Classical - Freshman Football, Audio-Visual I, 2, 3, 4, Linion League 4. SHIRLEY WILSON - Commercial - Treasurer's Office 3, 4. SALLY WOLFE - Commercial - Chorus I, 2. WILLIAM WOLFE - General. RONALD WORSTELL - Industrial Arts - Fresh- man Football, Freshman Basketball, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Linion League 4. LINDA WORTMAN - Classical - Thespians I, Chorus I, All School Play I, Stal? Aides I, 2, 3, Student Council I, 2, 4, Second Choir 2, Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4, F.N.C. 3, Army-Navy Manager 3, Attendant to Football Queen 3, Dramatics 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Radio Broadcasting 3, 4, Echo Editorial Staff 4, Senior Class Secretary, Alexis League 4. WILLIAM WRIGHT - Technical. JOSEPH YANNONE - Industrial Arts. BARBARA YATES CAROLE YAUS RAY YOUNG SANDRA YOUNG BARBARA YATES - Classical - Chorus 1, Student Council I, Majorette 3, Girls' Leaders 3, 4, Army-Navy 3, 4, Echo Editorial Staff 4, Senior Class Play. CAROLE YAUS - General - Chorus 1, Second Choir 2, 3, 4. ERNEST YOUELS - Industrial Arts. GEORGE YOUNG - Industrial Arts. 5 ERNEST YOUELS GEORGE YOUNG MICHAEL ZETTLER JANET ZOLTAI RAY YOUNG - General - Entered from Tim- ken 3. SANDRA YOUNG - General - Entered from Lake Worth High School, Lake Worth, Fla., 2, Instrumental Music 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL ZETTLER - Classical - Track 2, Re- serve Football 2, 3, Varsity Football 4, Linion League 4. JANET ZOLTAI - General - Clerical Service 4. PHILIP GOLDBERG IDA KUNKLE DONALD MILLER LOYAL SCOTT PHILIP GOLDBERG - General- Entered from DONALD MILLER - Classical - Football 1 Lancaster High School, Lancaster, Ohio, 4. Chorus I, Choir 2, 3, 4. LOYAL SCOTT - General - Entered from Lake IDA KUNKLE - General. wood High School, Lakewood Ohio, 3. 1 DORANN GERWIG 41 wx-. A- ' :- In the pre-game ceremony, D. Knoch and B. Sommer lead the court of? the field. me M. as G C. Gottsman, M. Holton, M. West, and E. Cupples after Raley reads scripture and S. Ray reads announcements . Bosley and L. Wortman observe. four years cY work receive their diplomas. .1 r .1- au. h in . ' 'ina' A ' x: .: K X Staff members of the Lionian and Echo ioined together for an evening of fun at their picnic. 42 At the senior .ft . fx ? :Lf . :ga -2. ' if sz. i '3'ff :- .i' Q ' f ' - - A i Y? . R .,A. .wav 2 14 .2 . . 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We enioy being looked up to by the underclassmen and the camardie of the Seniors. In all the paths of our school life we have begun to understudy the leaders and in many cases have been the leaders. Surely Lincoln High School has felt the impact of our achievements. Besides being successful in our studies and our extra-curricular affairs, we planned an enioyable Hawaiian Holiday for a party and entertained the Seniors at the most successful gala event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. 46 my ..i ff L li i f i t or M qrlfflgf 'f L ff gf- f K ' izwzlzi .2:sr, ..':f: . . f Nw Q' -v 'is ' 3, . ' Y . M fa .F '21 , J si 1 ik N. , . F is .ngfs , :, g . ,,. , QL fi-5 len' TV I-0 fin K4-gg.. - . ' - MQW,-X' Q T1 Bob Ackerman Ronald Affolter Jim Allen Mary Lou Anderso Gary Anderson Trygue Anderson Nancy Arclman :sag - x 4:2 Qz?tegE 'gT', ir A A 'V ,Q -,. 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J b B ,, ,., . i ,U I i -.Z Lkv awp -' i ar ara In ey 'U' ' l D V' Carol Fleshour t MW I Q' ,ly Denise Foltz 75' i ' 'W :f fl-5 ' ' ' 3 I 3 ' ' David Four J f 35-g ,'. ,, f fl .3 I Gary Fravel Q Vis , i ' i- f V' James Freeman V- M ' x i ' '55 , Q if iizlmflf i iff J ic res water J J ,i T1 DRP h '1 W V, ' 'ii i 192 Marylane Frifchley i ' ,i J i'ii ii'i 5 Helen Gudbois V 1 li ,'V' Ya N' Bill Gensamer i i fl ' 5 . if J 51 l'Y ' Glass i,i, 1 F if ii l K1 if . ff' 'V -if SX J 5- 2 I' kg U i . i 48 . . W Ni F A f Terry Gorney A . bf' 1 Q ffl!! gg a t 1 Q :W Harold Goulden ., 1 -.- ', 'al ,fs A Roger Graham pi , Bill Greene in ' ,, , 5 -A, xx - ' ' W J Carol Grella . at Q ini-N g he it X mimi f E ,V Q. Z , larry Gribble f PK K, , A Mary Ellen Griffen .': , , R I 'l i ff, 5 Ji Darrell Grinstead L 72' K.. ' SQHV ' 1 Frank Grosse f ' -Jw- ,t V ,V vkh Q K ,Q an if t Q. NanCY Guess in ' 2, K iz '55 v at 0' 3 L '- .A V 1' M M Ax ' Us ig is ' V Wilfred Haas , ,V i 47 'ip ' '55, ,, , 5 V - fir.: .1 Rick Hahn Q Nu 5 l N V .K W. Patty Hall ' , fi K l 'Eff Tom Hull x 'K ' Dave Harman V 5 I i I Carolyn Harper 9 - 55 .aj 'VR - fig, 5 l Gayle Harter ,r,- t 5 ,M 3 rd - .fp V5 Marcia Hartline I: XS' ' Martha Hartzell ur QQ, X Charles Hein N ,Q xg N .si ,ti K r If s f , i, . K . , - ay Henning R Ted Henning , W , 3 l' 3 9 sl' 'f L Beverly Henry 46? LE X-vu Q' Barb Hetrick 'sf 45 ' X larry Hetrick ' T 'k .,:,. ' ' K Dorothy Hill S Q .D ,A V, , Nw 1 1 Q Sandy Hoagland 'A L ' ' bv f Gerry Hoff l ! ?'i fax 7 l -I ,A Leroy Hoffee l Siu-r L 'fi 3 y, ini. 1 Bob Horn M H .. 'U 5-In .A ,, 1 mit? I-Q,.:3l'21 g y Janet Horning V A,k' ii - s 2 , f K x L Ronnie Howenstine L ff' I ps , , Q Dennv Huff G femur M Gary Hufler ' K David Hughes if ' 5 4' My HV Q Emmet Hughes f A' W- ' S? ' I 'rf .fi T ' Robert Hutchison 'Y :V ' ' wr N .3 V- ., g1,,,3,,f Patricia Huth f ll 1 r ,W .:...,,, ng 3,2-ff , Jim Hutton ski 3 in i r 'n .yy Q W' , -rg -f Q 1 t A. '-A gl 1 -' t 2 A V .. V1 1,55 LVL, i . I I A . , -, Judy Isenman I W , ,i all V ,F ' I Ag' A' .. ' V Jennine Lou Jones 1' f ' 5 V ' e M ' -F ' 'gh Sharon Jordan V Y iif'4 'e- ,. ' q 'RQQJ , .BK Richard Keefer f : V E i q Kay Keener gr-. g s? 49 ,-q, ,W I-Hx r ,,Qfi5iLl'a!I vii ff , ,, .191 In sf, ,, .fl . inn '93 Q. RN ws 71' . 'f iw, x 9f an 1 A 'ff ' f Eddie Masek Joan Mayeros Bob McCarthy Chalmers McCarty Virginia .McCauley Marcia McConnell Sandy McCoy Susan McFarland Dennis McGraw Diane McNalley Mary Menough Alice Miller Evelyn Miller Jim Miller Pete Miller ,.,,,.f-r ,f Sylvia Kimroy Treva Kines Gwendolyn King Glenn Kinser Phil Kirkbride Karlene Klein Jim Klein Sondra Kling Frank Knight Howard Koonlz Danny Kropp Lynne Krumm Gerri Lab Mark Lackney John Lawson Rosemarie Lenemier Ar! Lewis Sue Lewis Ruth Loliger Tom Long Linda Lowry Marilyn Lynch .lohn Maag Judy Marchewka Mary Ann Mariah Marlene Marsh Dianna Martin Russ Martin 'tr tj ' Pahi Mascilli Lois Maurer ,.,., A ,fe X X fge, i ' i . 'i l ,M , , '1-53: rrrrr I rrie K flv. JS if , K s I- 2 H V ,s, , ,.,s 4 iri Is w 'G e - ' as ,J A .. 1 I 3151, ., fi H ..,,, , be X M X X - , V ,A , . , A L ev iii r-'. 7 - . L r . in ii . D Q :Vl G 5 , 1 in ' L, ,ax A 50 3 William Mizer Mary Ann Monterrubio Bob Moore Robert Moser Evalin Moss Judy Mossop Jean Mulholland Bill Nagel Rosemary Nauman Dottie Nerness Pat Neibel Mary Jane Nolte Betty Norcia Clementine Orkwiszewski 7.1 1. J.,- wal- 1 M , 07, .. , Dove Oyler J V J E Q ' Bob Page - 4 'l Carol Pershing 5 A , Donna Peterman We he L wi 'Q 'U' 'V :E 4 Susan Pfouts 'Q D J ,sf fy , A h , vs, Bob Pleis J is lj 1 K .fl X 15 l Y X,-Q.. I .gym- Polly Polen Q , Gordon Porter . S V J., Q 1 ' Q John Preston 2 W ll J Q ' ,ah Vince Randazzo M -33.5 f J Carol Randulic - ty J A N i s .f - .M -2 - 7 - - w c- . R A f X R Marcia Rastetter he y qi, Frank Reid Y' J J J e W J NGMY Reisle fn? -ff e'se , ff' e 'Q ::. ' xg V J Maureen Reynolds in my '. 4- .1 'F V jj, Sam Richtnond W A WV , MS ' Z kg Donna Rllle .AQ Tay Vfyf w gf Q v g ir- Toby Rinaldi A My ny 9' ,H Judy Ritz Maxi: 5 J y I Sandra Robinson K , p , , Y Sandra Roby A un . Y Ii! My Dave Roden ' 7 , 4- 1 ff C I n Rod ers R Q 1 , , J ,W aroy g W W, ,V Q John Roessner J ' i 1 Janice Rutter 1 , SC? 3 ' In A ' K 'H M Ronnie Ryan I -Q, i 2 2n.,f'w, ' 'fi K ' 5' 'w g , .lon Samuelson 2 :my ., , ' A 3 Y Esther Sardone J , I I 'J Joe Schoeppner ' 51 nib: -v .,-,ri , ,gi 1 49'- -vw ms.. , em-rf' W M. ,ff .J af A--, , A,Ln .. . W , Q Dick Thornburg Sandra Tilkey Peter Tkocz Cleda Tolbert Howard Topaz Sharon Truett John Tuttle s -, , gp, Richard Van Benthuysen -f -1 J Roger Vaught Fred Vogt Richard Wadsworth Judy Wagner Mike Waikem Darryl Wakely I Ronzel Walker 7552? 157 Judy Scl1relTler Dick Schwab Earl Schwitzgebel Jim Seidler Gary Sherer Wanda Sherlock Bob Shirey Marie Shive Judy Shotts Connie Shriver Rex Shryock George Sieber Carl Sigler Pat Slagenwhite Patsy Sloan Deanna Smith Jerry Snyder Diane Starkey Patsy Stephens Alyce Jane Stodgill Walter Studer Mary Sullivan Patti Swick Judy Taillord Sandy Taylor Turry Taylor Dick Teel Gilbert Thewes Jackie Thomas Pat Thomas 2 ' K -, :. ' 'K is J' ' '-'-' J ssss to ccer Q JJ g-35 trtirt Q - ' 45 , f ' ii v .ff- if ,A ytri f i-': J . sysr J ' f t or J J or J as r.c, WI 52 x vi' tw W I F, K -HW -4. of 433 .f We . bm., Aiir' gk. Singing at the Junior Class Party are A. Lewis, P. Miller D. Dielfen- baugher, J. Miller and R. Ryan. Q. L Q - ' ff Brenda Wells J, L g ry ,Ml Don Westhoefer ii' Dave Wetzel I 3, ' ,gf E . Qs iffy ' Carol White i ,gk 0 f 5 Norma Wigginton N M 'W Gary Wilbanks - J f ' ..-. ' f ff 5' tim ,R - Bob william, Providing entertainment at the Class Party are the my 1 L - 4' John wnorski Junior Jlvors. Joyce Wolcott is Our cheerleaders carry Lincoln's banner across the field after the last game of a victorious season. 53 Sophomore officers: Kay Miller, Secretary, Jeanne Wilson, President, Jerry lyke, Vice President, and George Saimes, Treasurer, take time out in the library. After one year of studying and working hard we became sophomores! No longer were we a part of that lost race known as freshmen. Now we were able to sell elevator passes and direct fresh- men to the swimming pool! We chose to lead us this year: Jeanne Wilson, President, Jerry Lyke, Vice President, Kay Miller, Secretary, and George Saimes, Treasurer. Taking part in many extra-curricular activities and making a place for ourselves in our studies, we began to feel as though we were really making worthwhile contributions to Lincoln High School. 54 we .V f?3 2 M xiii S is rrrr A ' X 1 it I E Q-f .QF r,,. a n , J , Q57 i G 11155 ,. ierr f S Janet Abel Richard Ackley Jerry Allen Larry Alton Don Bailey Bobby Baker Pat Baird . B 9 4-is 3' no l ,H , .3 -mr' 1 N i E . .Lvl '9 J X rf :Zero I l ,L we . M l s 3 T 'asf' 1 we-Q ' 'f - K , X rf if mn. 'I ' lf V i dw -f Y t E 30 'cg ' 5 F' if I .fi N , A sw 2715, Bs f im 1? . t '31 43 . ' , ffl ., 3 WM B Q bf w ,sy Pat Baker Marilyn Bamlaerger .lo Ann Bardine Paul Barnard George Barson Peter Botsch Nancy Beattie Ruth Beatty Connie Bennett -11? 'NJ S , f - 7. sh. ' , ' .,-Q. ge -7-v H iii! -4.-r f Q 5, v xl I ,4x f iiifivflf , V ,.- - y , . , , .W ,I Qui. I fi, Q, f 5 .V I W 4' ,Eff Lf iq 3 W 1 k J-:H ei '11 ff, 5 A my 1 Representing the Sophomore Class as ottendent to the Football Queen is S. Simodi, escorted by D Vogelsang Connie Bennett Tim Bentivegno Theresa Berns Romayne Bertram Judy Best Wilbur Billings Gregory Blackledge Bill Blair Noel Blough Potty Boggs Karen Bolender Dan Bolster Pat Boomhower John Borcoman Dick Borgner Guy Bowling Sue Bowman Barbara Breckhill Bernice Bricker Monto Brink Carole Brown Donna Brown Richard Brown Cyndoro Brownfield Nancy Burkett f A - . - ky Q1-5: Q S .ti Z I f , , aw A , , V - krfr ,. ii AVQH :ri !, MI ee t E k Je A A,.,, s y F r fge 6 Tom Burnbrier Tom Butcher Dallas Butler Susan Care Joy Carney Thomas Casselberry Mary Lou Cashner Butch Caughey Pam Chidester Jeff Clarke .W - ' - S , ,.: ' r M- 33 . , 1 ff' F E J J 2-of 5 V .-F: E ,.,: 2 ,, I f Q. :Z ' . J ij ::... if ' - K 334' memo? fx -Q . , .. M K Y ,- VY 12 'P K HP. E 1'- ' ir-ani I i - Q Q., K iw J 'V . ' yan wgzsxisf tb i Zz 2 353 fur if nan Clay ? A - ,aal ura or ., J l.Ull1el' Cooke J ' J - V if 1 . Donna Cosner ' -'1 K ' ' ir ' J Jim Cover V A , VV 4-. 'F V C-fo' C-'Iver Q , , Q ., . Y J ,. Q ggfiiu a ,,13'f'fL L. A, , lrls nga! , 325,14 , L ' i Craig Curtis f .A E N ,-, Janet Dailey K M l ' Garry Davis Y F ,'ii f- Joan Davis fi if fy Dorothy Dean 1-fag a sv 5 E ,ip-0 'E 5 - fa? E Z ' 2.E f'ff k kv V V V X' Q V, - . is J af' R 1 ., , A: zl. ,Q V , 1 W 2 to W 56 Sharon Denayer Art De Orio Patty Ann De Pasquale Linda De Vore Eileen Dietz Don Dolanski Don Dorkotf lynn Dougherty Keith Dray Evelyn Eller Judy Englehart Dah English Dave English Joanne English Darlene Evans Marlene Evans Jill Frackler Mardee Farrall Sharon Fichtner Phyllis Filimonuk Philomena Flex Nelma Fout Jackie Fowler Frank Freeman John Frenz I W' 'Y 'Q' X W g -- 1, f f x Nr' -.ff -- U As Zella Freshwater Jo Ann Friend Joan Gaclbois Ronald Goff Vera Davis Roberta Gordon Judy Geant Pat Gibson Sandra Greenfield Gail Grilfith Patti Grimm Mary Ann Groetz Jo Ann Groves Neva Groves Sandy Grueser ff . 'W-lv' f W 3 . .fi gi -, 55' ig. R ye levi - ,ff G 'riff j 1 ' , ,J gt ' 4 I y J: , J I ,gf A ug to -H., Let, rv yy- W . X 'Al i 'filxx ' 'It L 1' fe eiee G L if fd- 2 -wt, . .. f X .. 1 A X V g ,yrf, ,J ' in 'X' J ,,,- W aW,Q1Q .,,.. 4..- A l 52? Q 'A ...-...T 1 . 4 4 li A if, 'Y ' 7 ' ' s wf . 4, ff' z ' : y ,- J , 'U' i G 1 ff 15 'Q :WV if 4 - we W' V3.5 , 1 1, 55 k,,. my W 4 ' ' lg 4 .zzl I Nj r 'ii' ' w M f . Y? I ' A ' 5 it -.ff Left eg, id Janet Guardabascio Bill Guerry Dorothy Guthrie Sheila Haas Bonnie Haley Suellen Hannahs Dave Handlin Gary Hannahs Nancy Hedclen Fred Henning Sandy Henning Franklin Henson Chuck Holder Margaret Holland .loan Holmosly Dale Hoobler Dolores Hoienski Judy Howell Jim Hoy Judy Humphrey Doris Huth George Irwin Charles Jenkins Ann Jones Liz Jones Pauline Jovingo Ralph Judy lnars Jurians Jerrie Kanagy Steven Kark W , .IK 11'-1' so G -sw ' G l s ,Q is E . 5 Q. ' E of. 4 . M 'A' - J lee, G ,G ,al ,' 45 , f me Bill Keating Beverly Keisfer Terry Kelly Doris Kendig Tim Kepple Sandra Kenler Donna Kirk Bonnie Kreger Tom Kossack Thada Krueger Brenda Kuhn Barbara Kulesa Mariam Lalinsky Kalhy Landers Barbara Ledford N , J L 4- L- r 4 ,. ' - I ,M 4 a-xv I r wp.- z, ,K I , if J J - -1- B ' . ' W Q f Q rryr J J M J i r ra r - - J A X f Q 4 g ui . , me ' ff , 1235 1,h N ' ,,- A Mgt' f ' NM- 5 a , L i J ' , ' iglxxwzl l q 'f ' K -if ' y r M y M , 13 , 4, ' Q5 ryrr ' s 4 NX r K M .,,,. . M N : Si:- or-ec x 1 3 L, ea- , . Ig ii 9 Q N'7i V wif B who if NX if ' 5 ' .. A ,A A-x V J i Q 4 J T-9 3 TT , J K a ' r rrrr X 5 J R 'L .1., Q., V,,.. J .. .Y ' J ,-, A I B 'B' i 1 I - M ', K' 3, f L ... 5, E M 1 V y A A ,rv t X3 ,,:, 5 V- :- A : fas: , i-S. , .fy Q: A J fr.. we B . W A L J W. , ff V , f- 1? ' ,J 'E' J if 236' oo J ' A if 'chi AA ' L: x ,MMQL f' t M ,ff , , 58 Jerry Leatherman Dave Lessman Donna Lewis Susan Lloyd Janice Lowther Peggy Ludwig Jerry lyke Roger Mahalfey Kennefh Mansfield Michael Marich Judy Mark Philip Martin Frilz Massouh Nancy Mclinden Sue McAnal Bill McClusky Virginia McCoury David Mclnnes David McLaughlin Larry McVey Carol Meese Carol Miller Kay Miller Nadine Miller Norma Morgan Judy Morrow Sharon Morrow Dave Mottice Donna Murphy Carol Nagel 9 K 19, 4' .. . B., -A .,,v X X sm sa , K is P. Y? A 'RSL S I ,, Ai y ,U new we S, ,,... i r A, W M U 'fx , , M f, em Y D f Sam Paraiore Dave Paushek Mike Pearson Theresa Phillips Diana Pia!! Jerry Pikna Dorina Pit! Jack Repasky Roberta Resseger Bob Ressler Mary Lou Reusing Lucinda Rex Eddie Rhodes Frances Riegle Molly leach Lowell Riley lee Roach Regina Robinson David Rocovits Anna Sue Rogers Jack Russell Frances Ronk lynn Ross Rita Rossi Mary Rowan Marlee Jo Sabo George Saimes linda Sanford Marlene Savage Gary Schmid! fi ,J f Karen Neal Palrick Needs -X 4 'Q Diane Neff Pat Newcomb I 4 Jim Niebel fi N52 f - I R , Maryann Novak ,,,,,,,.. ng , - Ted Novak N, 5 Virgil O'Connor f ww? I Tom Okey , .,,, V A Pete Olson A 9 Elmer O'Neill Q I sy' Carol Osburn A 1 N A 'A larry Osborne ' 5 Karen Page James Pappas 1 'Q nzyl I ' N' Q 6 ..::,2,f 4' I R 4 ixifivx ' , 1 Visual- Y' ,ut 4? J M' Xa ,fry i V V 1--' QC' ff ng ,L , 2 ew iv ' r-.1 ' ff G fi P' New L -J I MQ , .7 ,., rsr s 4 '-if if mg i - ,W . -.fr ,, -.. T 59 f' -F ,ik 5. xi , 'Hi .R 3 f My ixX'e-Anal ra Y if ' . Y ,,. Q' 1 YB 1, W V: 'I' A i 4 iv ,N I ...K Tr 'r hw- sw f in ' efif 1 av qQg,f'0 S Q if Sandy Schmidt George Schmidt Ronald Schneider Ted Schumacher Sharyn Schweinfurth Bob Seia Bonnie Senften Ruth Shafer Judy Shandor Bob Shank Gilbert Shepard Jean Signorell Veronica Sima Sandy Simodi Carol Skinner ,yr 4 2 Hui if t 1 - 'JF ji , 3231 . f . :vigil Q , S' ,Z Mfg, . fm. -'v'+ Y' 545 '18 60 Eddie Slusser Charlene Smith Janice Smith Linda Smith Mike Sokolovich Ellis Sparks Jim Staley Lois Stantz Bruce Steckley Carolyn Stefancich Evelyn Stewart Judy Stoll Pauline Streza Linda Student Richard Summers David Sutherland Barbara Swank Nick Tabellion Ralph Tamper Cynthia Thomas Linda Thomas Jerry Thompson Sue Thorley David Tidball Marilyn Van Aman Jackie Varner Tim Waltenbaugh Rosemary Wardell Joyce Vogelgesang Ralph Warth . . l l A ,A , , 4,',, , , , I Vf.L .Ei f-,' ' .-L.-,L.' -- f fi .B B - h 5 . ,,,, P lslei ,,. . fi B... W B gf , ' 'r 2 fide- .-k. i F -. , . 5 e 9 iisel fA r . .ee f if 3 B '- . ,,- 5 , K - t ,. 5 .... rev. :au W . E Q 2 K if 'l 3 4 A .. ' . ,115 . David Weinand Genny Wendell Lenora Whaley Jeanne Wilson Sally Witmer Tom Wrighf Barbara Wylie Bill Yoder Tim Zehler Paul Wenzel James West Barbara Winchester Joyce Wooliscroff Elaine Wynkoop Vince Zerby Coach G. Luther gives words of advice beiween halves. Our reserve team beai McKinley in a close game. Waiting to cheer the lions onio the field are our cheerleaders. 61 gmt 'Hur ' Preparing for a busy day at school are the officers of the Freshman Class! Prosic'e..t, John Dickerson, Secretary, Charlene Owen, Treasurer, Linda Johnston, and Vice President, Nick Zazula. As freshmen, we iourneyed to Lincoln with the curiosities typical of freshmen. The first day in high school we made friends, and as the year moved on we began to get into the swing of high school life. Many of us attended the social functions such as dances and those memorable games at the stadium and fieldhouse in order to prepare ourselves for that big event, the class party. We took an active part in student council, band, and other organizations. Homework wasn't so bad after all, now that we have learned to study! Guiding us through our first by-path were: John Dickerson, President, Nick Zazula, Vice President, Charlene Owen, Secretary, and Linda Johnston, Treasurer. 62 t gf -QS 1 an , .Q- ., ,AH 'Q . 'ex ,, .LL fi QS 'S I F ifif , , s i g. V 1 at 2 f A s.. - 5:15 tr - Q -vggfv, ,,. Q :sz-:Qi wg gi ,gi Karen Adler Roger Aman Nancy Amstutz Jun Anderson larry Arbuckle Patricia Bair Jack Atchison We all enjoy looking at the decorations on the tree -. 'EE- we 'fx-was fi' kg A he vs wr- -1' Q. K, . . . - . 5 .- - , 1 , Z E 3 Nancy Baker ilu- 't W' Q Anna Marie Banal ' K y,-,ff K Charles Bartchy g . K. , - P Joyce Barnhart vga- 'F' .gl i 'PW E Linda Barton -34. -. K - Bonita Battista ff E - K Robert Barter 9 E 1' 4' B 'Q ff ' Jack Bender X jj, - .jf Judy Bender .Nvfjf-B rl-'l 1 , fv' . B tx ' 3 - yn ya' vac A . - . L of ,V - wi. -. K J' ' ' Ca T V 'lm 'R ' '5 T'7 .gg B ,B-.ty ' of ' Lexx . ' . 1 . ,,., fl- B ' -- .. BX V ff ., 2. J JS. .4 f-, A B ' yi .gtk 'Jw B fa QF' 1 :L B it . 4 C 4- 1 X I S , I I ,W .,,.,. . K'--. 2. 'Y :an 4 'K YQ 7 Q -V K LS'-,fi B -'24 . B gl-Tr 1 .::gf Q xl Q , T 5 5,77 Mi K , , . V A 2 L . wk ' , mA ,, T' . ,......ll itil' . '. ' aw -: B, ,Q . I -we ,.., , I V K A 63 .- -of , ... .yi E -.of Terry Bentivegno Mary Ann Bentley Carol Berg Ronald Bergmeyer linda Befolchi Lowell Bircher Karen Bigler Helen Boltz Sharon Bollinger Jerry Boone Bill Borello David Boston George Bowling Thomas Bragg Charles Brandstetter Shirley Breedlove Diane Brooks Kay Broucker Allan Brown Leonard Brown Terry Brown Carolyn Brownfield Charles Buckanan Ronald Bugh Betty Burker Sandra Burkett Jerry Bunyan lynn Burleson Jim Caldwell Dick Campitelli Margie Capehart James Carl Judy Carl Robert Carpet Connie Carr Bill Carrick Frank Carter larry Chapanar Frazier Cheyney Pete Christ Judie Christopher Ronnie Clauss Ted Clevenger Bonnie Coldren Ray Cole Cal Compton Frank Conklin James Contrucci Dave Cordea Jackie Corey Carol Corrigan Peggy Crooke James Crowley Phyllis Cunningham Sandra Dallau Cindy Daniels Ruth Daugherty Janet Davies Berry Davis Bob Davis Emie Davis Tim Davis Frank Dawson Dave Daye Jackie De Cosmo Bob Deitrick Terry De Ruggiero Frank De Saintis John Dickerson Joe Dimario Patricia Diveley lewis Doane Sue Donaldson Diann Doudna Glenn Doxsee FQ, F YT: X 5 'ir2.... 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M Y A M y .rv 9? , I . . :..?: 5:2 Jane Miller gl gi f Y ' Jerry Miller ' ,V A ' 5 Q, Kenneth Miller H his 'v , , sw- 2 . A ,Mil 5' Michael Miller l , ' f Sue Miller -' lf' .iv,. A t.x In . 'I , eil Nancy Morgan r r - Bob Morris ii,,, JW Y X' Bryan Morrison l we 4 ,,, 3 . .9 Jackey Morrow eV', '3 'K '.1,,- ji tj? Pa! Moser I ' ,K .1 V ' Yr John Muncer A .lack Murphy , , V 6 A ,, Rosemary Murray WN ? A ' ' .il K' Dan Naugle A I Jackie Nelson ,ZA R , - A. A A Jerry Nelson i , Larry Nemefh l y Joe Nemefh A, A 5 K , ZW' Jack Nerness - VV , x .Iohn Ness -5.55 'I 7 'l H M2 54 S I I Carol Ann Nichols , Raymond Nichols .',., ' rr ' K ! Michael O'Brien , , O, 5 ., mm Paul Oleyar 'i Rosemary Orkwiszewski A A John Osborn I Esfher Osburn ,W A . A Charlene Owen wi ' 7: Q V 353' Sharon Pace lj' :ll ik,. W -:WJ linda Parker A . A 'L 4- Beaiiy Pease , Vyii K Gary Pelger ' K V ' ' Robert Penix JL ' A' W 5 Carol Perdue LJ I wr Judy Perdue 'ef : Y x ,Z XR: N RL, If 1. Q N XJ, ,,., X Sf 68 sd., all' Sf X eg! e .-' L W- 41 fra.-5.1 I R-sig ' E, 1. :. A ..- , Gill. W vw 1 -J A he is- James Perez Robert Pitman John Price Jay Randall Karen Rastetfer S is me lm 'FK -dk Q -LM . - K 9' f EJ I of er 1 l J Lg . 0 Devid Rey .M .1 he fe S Gary Ready 9' J S i f J PFW I J fy ,Wim S- Denls Rea ' wk 1 J J J J AA,. -1-4 J Rehfvs , f John Reiman ,ff mggk , ' .3- 'I S3 1 J 'lf aff? mffa-'X' Gary amen , f L J L if 39 L Robert Rich Q , 'fg ' 'X Lf Sue Riley A A . ...Tj uf Garry Rinard XL l ' f it Dick Robinson 7 Lf , ' N. La L .nh R S QE. 5' 3, J ' I Y ' I larry Robinson L, , AL - , , ' Don Rodgers 'f' ' Lf 'R , J ' iz ' ' Carol Rank L Q T3 V3 LL Peggy Rose 'L A L ' J Ronald Royer . . S , Judy Rupple LL ,L L A L Ronald Sacco 'iv' 16 if, ig' ' up 3 Gary Saunier L L R-:L ,jg H? Sherry Schario ig? i 'i J QL S L L 1' if Tom Schoeppner x. if in dig 2 , mtv . 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X . , : q v 1 Q ' iq' Ll 6- M - J Kin , t Rickey smash A L ' NQW' A Barbara Snyder ' 0 - 'sy Q jk L f 3 Carol Ann Sopinski 'jg 7 if - Q 1 L,L , -.Q 9 , V J Wade Spidell ' f fi 5 ' 'T' David Spiker 'X if ,rL L - A ,ff - -eq, 69 Pefe Siaecker Charles Slahlheber Nancy Sieed Gary Stephen Leon Shin Mary Ann Sfolarik Jim Sioll Elmer Sfoneking Mike Sroyanolf George Suma Ed Sussman Susan Swallen Jim Tebroski Riia Thewes Ruih Thomas Efhel Thompson Jim Thompson Jim Thompson Sharon Tiefze Heide Tlxocz David Tri!! Samuel Tri!! Gary Van Meter Ray Vussas Barbara Vega Erich Vierfel Joyce Wade Terrell Wade David Wagner Jim Walters Judifh Watson Rosemary Wearsller lorene Wier Mary Welch Patricia Welch Sandy Wenger Linda Wetzel Linda Whiiacre Larry Whiiacre John Wilcox Jim Wilhelm Kafherine Wilkinson Wall Williams Burt Willson Doug Wilson 3' gt -Q, U L33 Q ,ff H. ff V. 1 -V - ,fig 4 .sf e e sstt if lm 9 K 4 W G3 W Q 1 J '14 , 113, it .7 B3 - 1 - 1 Q fl N lk V, in S Q2 x S f 73' wa I if 2. L-V . 5 -.. 5 Elaine Wilson Tom Wilson Judy Winkleman Mary Wisniewski Paul Wolfe Don Wood Judy Woods Judy Workman Dave Wright John Yuhos John Zagan Nick Zazula Joy Zigo Tony Zorbas Freshman, J. Zagan, R. Baxter, P. Shandor, K. Hilborn, Freshmen have their first opportunity to use file cards In get their Brat chance to use the library. the library. S ge ' ,W ' 'lv' It doesn't take long for the student body to assemble at a Lion pep rally' 1 4 4 L. Ross names the parts of the skeleton, Bonaparte, as Mr. Culver points to them. P. Delillo, Mr. Thompson, G. Young, and E. Youels study equipment in machine shop. Students in Miss Grimes' third period English class present a play. Mr. Gowdy instructs typing students, D. Boylan B. Ladd, T. De Stefano, and H. Jones. FAC 72 HTY Olga Lenz H. Clay Miller Esther Puterbaugh Pearl itaudt Marian Stone Spanish German French, English Latin, English Latin, English Elizabeth Bolster Rollin G. Eakins Jeanette Fager Miriam Grimes Eunice Gruber English English, Public Speaking English English English - gggg.. I ,V Miss Lenz explains the pronunciation of tableware Spanish class. Emily Kurtz Walter Zuber English English, Journalism Ellis Carter lee Cherry Algebra Plane Geometry Mr. Brothers supervises an experiment performed by D. McNalley, H. la Follette, and J. Ferraro. I Mabel Hickman Arabella Hopkins Algebra Algebra, Solid Geometry Trigonometry J. H. Jones Kenneth Newlon Mathematics Mathematics John R. Bamberger E. C. Bigler George Brothers Charles R. Culver Robert Stevens Senior Science, Physics, Technical Shop Chemistry Physiology, Biology Biology General Science Si Robert Abel Helen Gatchel Rodney Harrison Lena Pfalzgraf Marth Attendance, Guidance, Dean of Girls Deon of Boys Oftice Secretary Office Civics l I 'Vw-ff' , a Rhodes Secretary Explaining the European situation in modern history class is Mr. Hildebrand. Charles G. Andrews Carmen Cerretta Problems of Democracy, Civics, Sociology Civics, Sociology Oliver Davis Charles Forrest leon Hildebrand William Hothem George luther World History Commerce 8. Industry American History, Americon History, American History Modern History Health 76 Margaret Atchison Beatrice Ruff Librarian Art Handling the financial affairs in the Trea- surer's Office is Mr. Kristy, assisted by A. Smith. Carlton N. Gowdy Andrew S. Kristy John J. Nethero Harrietta Smith Paul Dellerba Typing, Stenography, Typing Business English, Bookkeeping, Typing, Mechanical Drawing General Business Business Law, Stenography General Business .lohn Parrish Malvern Rnndels Lester Scherff Virgil Thompson Tracy L. Vincent Wood Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Metal Shop, Machine Shop, Mechanical Drawing General Shop Technical Drawing General Shop General Shop Technical Diawing 77 Francis Eva Lucy Pittman L. W. Kettering Pretty Home Economics, Home Economics Home Economics, Physical Education, Physical Education, Family Living Health Health Health A. Jerd Bayless Music Theory Ruth Cogan Vocal Music, Music Theory Instrumental Music, IN MEMORIAM Mr. D. R. Hofstetler, woodshop teacher for many years,-passed away February 25, 1957. . . . I shall have peacefully furled my sail In moorings sheltered from storm or gale, And greeted the friends who have sailed before O'er the Unknown Sea to the Unseen Shore. BOARD OF EDUCATION 7 8 Seated: John B. Baker, Merlin Schneider, Walter Allman, and Mrs. Clyde H. Wright. Standing: Virgil O. Hinton and William E. English. aerintendenl L MR. JOHN NIEDERHAUSER ncipal MR. WILLIAM WOLFARTH A P 'X E r r i 5 D. Mclnnes and R. McCar1hy fake their problems to Mr. Harrison in the guidance ofiice. The Zubers, Mr. Wolfurth, and the Andrews had an en- ioyable time at the lionian - Echo picnic. An evening of dancing and fun was had by Mr. and Mrs. Scherff and Mr. and Mrs. Yhompson. 79 Mr. Eakins demonstrates the art of gesturing in speech In advanced algebra class Miss Hopkins explains a pro- class to A. Baillie and S. Donaldson. blem to M. Menough, D. Huff, and R. Vaught. ln preparation for the basket- ball season, B. Stands, S. Taylor, and Mrs. Pretty show the gym classes how to get the ball away. Students in Mr. Andrews' classes visit the mayor and City Hall. Mr, Randels helps D. Schrady with a problem in mechanical drawing. 80 -'X Mrs. Francis assists C. Miller, K. Gerzina, Miller and K. Bigler in sewing class. N! Mrs. Pfalzgraf and Mrs. Rhodes QE perform their never ending office duties. t ,x jgiix .R X S X Lex Dullou, B. Miss Ruff gives advice to art students, D. Kirk, C. Bennett, P. Chidester, and B. Klein on how to make textile designs. Oh! Those push-ups! -r B. Sommer receives guidance from Miss Gotchel. 81 1: - '11 V 1:1 f QV vw--.11 V. - . ,V,. 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My-1 viz' 141' , W +2251 i A Sq- ' sw' 7- , rw, 11V.1,,fi,gfigie?,fe. yEe3u.V,11w,LV V1 gV gN11 1 -- 1g1gf',ws,Q6,,i,1Vm1.eg ,w ieeigggyffk-v5.11 .V 1. 512213-1szwm.,:h1f . - QQ. , 1, V' Q 37 V11 1f?721fff egg? V. L, .3 'ff g- -E js: V, V. . 12V 1 'V T- 1 wzfgsis-1-f 4'1ef,g',1VM1 1 V, 4 11 ye 1 . M f f.-..5-.- - -1 . N, fiimz -:,e.'fVfi sq ,gi 1 1- - a ifb i' - V A' T!i:fk3,: V1 V 1 , Vx.:mlm,k?few5 ?v4EDf1a 2+':x:We'- fwfr eV-V5xe.L2'fhiu.+I7' The band plays the Alma Maier. The band marches down field. The choir sings carbls at Christmas. The choir processes. The tension is mounting. Senator Thus seems to be mud! Muslc DRAMA TENOR SAXOPHONE - S. Kark, W. Spidell, G. Davisu JBARITONE SAXOPHONE - D. Bethel. TRUMPHETS - T. DeS1efano, M. Shank, R, Miller, L. Guess, D: ,MoHice, J. Carper, B. Morrison, D. Westhoefer, F. DeSan9is, J. Pappas, J. Rupple, J. Barnhari. TROMBONE - B. Jordan, C. Efter, D. Bowman, J. Wolcott. BARITONES - C. YJenkins, T. Henning, C. Dennis, L. Dougheriy. FRENCH HORNS - B. Bayless, P. Moser, C. Ecrement. TUBAS - W. Bartsch, B. Carper, E. Stoneking. DRUMS - A. Baillie, R. Ryan, J. Frenz, D. Ready, T. Slain, B. Coldren, G. Myer, D. Ready. BASS VIOL - S. Lloyd. 84 CLARINETS - P. Miller, R. Keefer, J. Hall, R. Bertram, J. Rice, N. Guess, J. McKelIey, R. Sacco, P. Kark S. McCoy, P. Shandor, M. Bergman, B. Henry, B. Pleis, J. Boone, C. Ronk, B. Love, D. McMacken S. Young, D. Smilh, S. Hildebrand, M. Monierrubio. ALTO CLARINET - N. Hammond, BASS CLARINET R. McClusky. BASSOON - C. Pershing, J. Mulholland. OBOE - A. Lewis, L. Lecklitner, FLUTE D. Dieffenbaugher, J. Jones, J. Zigo. PICCILO - M. Friichley. SAXOPHONE - R. Watson, S. Hill D. Borgner L. Matfachione, B. Lauxman, D. Reed, H. Rinehart, D, Doudna, T. Angelo, P. May 85 ORCHESTRA From Row: 5. lloyd, A. Smifh, K. Page, L. Beneleif, L. Dougherty, A. Lewis, M. Small, G. Porier, M. Saba, R. Vassas, E. Wilson. Second Row: D. Bethel, P. Miller, R. Keefer, C. Pershing, D. Dieffenbaugher. Third Row: B. Jordan, C. Etter, W. Bartch, D. Ready, M. Shank, T. DeSfefano, B. Bayless. DANCE BAND .ii .ii i 'S f , Q ' a 2 9 3 2 E Froni Row: D. Dieffenbaugher, A. Lewis, P. Miller, T. DeSlefano. Second Row: B. Bayless, D. Borgner, H. Rinehart, D. Bethel, M. Shank, B. Morrison. Third Row: W. Bartsch, S. Kark, W. Spidell, R. Ryan, B. Jordan, D. Bowman, C. Etler, C. Jenkins. 86 PEP BAND Fronf Row: D. Deiffenbaugher, P. Miller, D. McMacken, M. Monlervubbio, B. Henry, R. Bertram S. Kark, B. Pleis, R. Saco, A. Lewis, R. Keefer. Second Row: D. Borgner, D. Bethel, H. Rinehart, T. DeStefano, M. Shank, J. Carper, B. Morrison. Third Row: A. Baillie, R. Ryan, S. Kark, W. Spidell, C. Jenkins, W. Bartsch, B. Jordan, D. Bowman, C. Eiter, P. Moser, B. Bayless, D. Ready, J. Franz. MAJORETTES Our maiorenes are, lleft to rightl M. Cashner, S. Lloyd, S. Hill, M. Bergman, J. Rice, J. WolcoM, S. McCoy, and C. Dennis. 87 A CAPPELLA CHOIR First Row: P. Pyles, M. Raley, V. Sima, S. Haas, P. Ludwig, M. Reynolds, C. Dennis, l. Blanchard, M. Saba, S. Hunnahs, M. Bamberger, M. Wallick, N. Burkett, M. Small, A. Abel, J. Wilson. Second Row: K. Heinbaugh, J. Denkhaus, S. Blattert, S. Simodi, K. Page, E. Elsasser, B. McCollins, P. Custer, M. Anderson, N. Dobina, R. Jurians, R. Loliger, S. Ray, E. Klein, J. Berkey, M. Schmidt. Third Row: J. Miller, B, Howerter, C. Bartchy, D. Knoch, D. Simile, G. Cuckler, D. Biris, D. Smalley, D. Miller, B. Bayless, J. Elmes, J. Borcoman, J. Farrall, D. Thornburg. Fourth Row, J. Klein, J. Ferraro, E. Schwitzgebel, D. Haldi, D. Grinstead, J. Allen, V. Stroia, J. Hutton, S. Kark, B. Ackerman. Fifth Row: W. Yoder, T, Okey, E. Rhodes, A. Lewis, C. Dinkins, R. Shryock, R. Samoila, T. Anderson, R. Ryan, S. Paratore. Hear it - think it - sing it. The Lincoln A Cappella Choir followed this motto again, thus giving to the school another year filled with popular, religious, and classical music. lllustrating the popular music, the a cappellc: choir presents each year a spring variety show called The May Fiesta . This spring spectacular is filled with song and dance routines to be matched by none. The fame of the a cappella's May Fiesta has spread far and wide, and the T956 edition was the best of them all. Presenting the religious music, the a cappella choir or one of its many soloists provide the music for Lincoln's chapel services. The choir is invited and performs at many religious, social, and civic functions. At Christmas they tour the halls singing carols. For classical music the a cappella choir provides a Christmas concert which features songs written by many of the great composers of masterpieces. Because of their great versatility, members of the Lincoln A Cappella Choir have gained great fame for the school and themselves. B8 ENSEMBLE First Row: C. Dennis, S. Simodi, P. Ludwig, L. Blanchard, S. Blattert, J. Denkhaus, V. Sima, B. MtCollins, M. Sabo, M. Small, J. Wilson, N. Dobina, R. Jurjans, S. Ray, R. Loliger, N. Bamberger, M. Wallick, B. Klein, M. Holland. Second Row: J. Miller, L. Brown, D. Biris, D. Simile, D. Knoch, D. Haldi, G. Cuckler, M. Schmidt, B. Bayless, G. Grinstead, J. Borcoman, J. Elmes, T. Anderson, C. Dinkins. Third Row: A. Lewis, J. Farrall, D. Miller: D. Smalley, R. Ryan, T. Dinkins. SECOND CHOIR First Row: S. Hoagland, J. Shotts, J. Wolcott, J. Zigo, V. Orkwiszewski, L. Chismar, D. Doudna, M.Menough, D. Bailey. Second Row: J. Niebel, S. Harvath, M. Lalinsky, N. Hedden, S. Jackson, P. Biris, L. Fashbaugh, B. Wells, J, Ritz, T. Butcher. Third Row: R. Tamper, T. Humphrey, J. Best, P. Proto, L. Smith, P. Boggs, R. Ressegger, A. Untch. K. Divine, D. Brown, V. O'Connor. Fourth Row: R. Sacco, D. Roden, T, Wright, T. Waltenbaugh, D. Jenkins, J. Crissey, D. Mclnnes, D. Dorkoff, R. Goddard. 89 TWENTIETH ANNUAL Great Day GirI On The Police Gcueffe Honey Bun Weekend In Huvunna 90 MAY FIESTA We're A Couple of SwelIs Six Months Ou! of Every Year Hoppers Are We N - . A - .+ fI' 1, ff x x?fi V3. Vx Lx -f-'21 3 , X2 f erreieerr - 11, ,-X, Q., . - I Many a New Day 91 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Where are those bonds? Every one seems to be asking this quistion. THE CURIOUS SAVAGE It is an annual event for the Senior Class to present a play to the school. The class of '57 successfully staged the amusing comedy, The Curious Savage. The Curious Savage was a three act comedy about a Mrs. Savage who stole her hus- band's bonds and hid them in a teddy bear. It all took place in a hospital for the mentally'ill. The cast was as follows: Barbara Yates - Fairy Mayp Carolyn Ecrement -Mrs. Savagep Louis Mattachione - Senator Titusp Tom Angello - Dr. Emmetp Ronald Watson - Samuelp Cathy Popernik - Mrs. Paddyp Molly Raley- Florenceg John Farrall -Jefferyf Gertrude Bosley- Mrs. Willy, Tim De Stefano - Hanibalg Beverly Soptelean - Lily Belle. Helping Mrs. Bolster are from left to right: C. Dennis, B. Sommer, F. Hornan, J. Hayward, .l. Lentz, L. Wortman, M. Mayer, and L. Bates. 92 Penny was a three act comedy about a modern teenage girl, who had modern parents, that 'ap- peared lo her to be very old- fashioned. The actors and actress, who took part in this fun-provoking comedy, were selected from all four classes in the school. Penny constantly played havoc with her parents, teachers, neigh- bors and friends. The cast was as follows: The student director and the make-up artists are preparing for the play. They are: Cleft to riglnl R. Garber, F. Hernan M Mayer and J. Hayward. Maxine Fromme Penny Beverly Soptelean Mother Louis Mattachione Father Gary Davis Doodie Trygue Anderson Elwood Marilyn Van Aman Aunt Ellen Tom Angelo Cathy Popernik Janet Abel Pauline Fiest Rex Shryock Mike Zettler PENNY Mr. Jackson Alice Fay Norma Mr. Dawson Cedric The cast of the play Penny are: from lleft to rightl R. Shryock, L. Mattachione, B Soptelean M. Fromme, T. Angelo, M. Van Aman, C. Popernik, P. Fiest, M. Zettler, G. Davis, G Wllbanks T. Anderson. 93 l 'i This football and this basketball team during the past year have brought to Lincoln High School the most outstanding athletic year ever. T 94 TIC -v hbnusiabs ,.,, 3 ,,-, 2 sq an 7, ' As V K A Z , V, !,,l.,f'i . F.. K 2 Q2 3 , X 721 .3?fLQ?:w , M W - ii '-up-an .,.... su-........ Clockwise Left to right R. HERROD C. CAMARATA L. ELLISON G. COPELAND G. DANIELS R. TEEI. f K-M' 213 'ilsii ,fx -.N ...f J. CHISMAR B. NASTOFF R. WORSTELL, Captain G. SAIMES L. GRIBBLE R. VAN BENTHUYSEN Ellison dunk: it for two points against Timken. The T956-57 Lincoln High School basket- ball team soared to great heightsg as, for the second straight year, new records were established. The veteran Lions won four teen of its seventeen games breaking the old record of eleven wins, set last year. After an easy victory over Louisville in the opening game, they were matched against the respected quintets of Orange and Sebring and emerged victorious. They won over Timken, Minerva, and Central Catholic for six straight victories. Being rated sixth in the State, the Lions suffered their first loss at the hands of the fourth rated McKinley Bulldogs. The Lions failed to shoot with the accuracy shown in the previous games. The cagers continued to win again with impressive victories over Barberton, Cha- grin Falls, Alliance and Mansfield Madison. The Barberton game was an 83 to 81 over- time thriller. They were then dropped for the second time by a tall, veteran and A vain effort by D. Teel to put the Lions ahead. highly ranked Kent Roosevelt team. Leo's boys bounced back to defeat Wooster but lost a close 69-67 decision to the Wildcats on the South floor. North Canton proved easy prey for them as they warmed up for the Massillon game. The Lions overcame the underdog role to grab a one point victory over the Tigers. The season finished on a high note as they trounced Lehman for their fourteenth vic- tory. A new record for total points was esta- blished as they poured 1172 points through the hoops for a fine average of 69.6 per game. The rebounding ability of L. Ellison and D. Teel and fine shooting of B. Herrod, R. Worstell, and G. Copeland was mainly re- sponsible for the team's success. Coach Ken Newlon should be proud of his fine record. The 1956-57 team will long be remembered in the halls of L.H.S. and the records they set will be the goals for future teams. 9 N iiiiti'l A is cssssre ss so cgtygt ... 6 B. Herrod drives in for two easy points against Louisville. One of the exciting moments during the Timken game. 99 D. Teel iumps high above his opponents for his shot. D. Teel looks for someone to pass to as he grabs another rebound. 100 VARSITY SCORES Lincoln 63 Louisville Lincoln 73 Sebring Lincoln 79 Orange Lincoln 67 Timken Lincoln 80 Minerva Lincoln 89 Central Catholic Lincoln 55 McKinley Lincoln 83 Barberton Lincoln 67 Chagrin Falls Lincoln 70 Alliance Lincoln 79 Mansfield Madison Lincoln 44 Kent Roosvelt Lincoln 74 Wooster Lincoln 67 Canton South Lincoln 57 North Canton Lincoln 50 Massillon Lincoln 75 Lehman TOURNAMENT Playing Lehman for the second time in three nights, the third seeded Lincoln Lions defeated the Polar Bears 72-59 to eliminate them from tournament play. In the sectional finals, an 81-67 loss was pinned on the Northwestern Huskies of Wayne County. The next opponent was second seeded, undefeated Jackson. Leo's boys emerged victorious with a fine shooting exhibition displayed by both teams. This victory snapped Jack- son's winning streak at nineteen and moved Lincoln into the district finals against McKinley. McKinley won in a thrilling finish 74-68 because the Lions could not over- come the deficit set by the Bulldogs in the first half. The team and Stark County's Coach of the Year were honored at an assembly by the faculty and student body. Lin- coln compiled a fine record of only four losses and seventeen victories. Sectional Lincoln 72 Lehman 59 Lincoln 81 Northwestern fWayneJ 67 District Lincoln 71 Jackson CStarki 60 District Final Lincoln 68 McKinley 74 Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln FRESHMEN J. Dickerson, D. Wilson, G. Van Meter, T. Bragg, C. Compton, B. King, lsecond rowl P. Oleyar, N. Zazula, J. Thompson, D. Rogers, W. Hayes, represent the freshman in basketball. Freshman Scores Reserve Scores Lehman Lincoln Orange 37 Canton South Lincoln Lehman 45 McKinley Lincoln Canton South B 35 Massillon Longfellow Lincoln McKinley 43 Timken Lincoln Timken 42 Middlebranch Lincoln McKinley 43 Massillon Longfellow Lincoln Canton South B 57 McKinley Lincoln Barberton 41 Canton South Lincoln Lehman 38 Lehman Lincoln Massillon B 50 Jackson Twp. Lincoln Timken 43 Timken Lincoln Central Catholic 30 Central Catholic Lincoln Mansfield Madison 45 Micldlebranch Lincoln Middlebranch 36 Perry Twp. Lincoln Central Catholic 44 Central Catholic Lincoln Canton South A 42 Perry Twp. Lincoln Massillon A 53 Jackson Twp. RESERVES These reserves, who have a bright future are: lfirst row, left to rightj N. Tabellion, L. McVey, W. Billings, J. lyke lsecond rowl D. Crewse, J. Osborn, T. Dinkins, G. Anderson, D. Wetzel. l0'l BASKETBALL QUEEN Center, Basketball Queen, linda Wortmun, Upper left, Senior Attendant, Virginia Easton, Upper right, Junior Attendant, Patsy Stephens, Lower left, Sophomore Attendant, Janet Dailey, Lower right, Freshman Attendant, Patricia Moser. 102 FOOTBALL QUEEN -4 Center, Football Queen, Barbara Sommer, Upper left, Sophomore Attendant, Sandra Simodip Upper right, Senior Attendant, Joyce Claussy Lower left, Freshman Attendant, Linda Johnston, Lower right, Junior Attendant, Martha Hartzell. 103 First Row: lleft to rightl R. Ferry, D. De Pasquale, D. Cosentino, V. Siroia, D. Vogelsang T. Craddoclc, G. Thewes, C. Dinlcins, l. Wefzel, G. Copeland, R. Worstell. Second Row: M. Monice, D. Crewse, J. Farrall, L. Ellison, T. Baird, V. Randazzo, T. Dinkins J. Groetz, J. lyke, M. Zehler, R. Bennett Third Row: W. Billings, D. English, F. Knighf, J. Pikna, S. Puralore, R. Shryoclc, J. Moog R. Caughey, R. Van Benlhuysen, G. Saimes, T. Kelly, A. De Orio. lO4 Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln PREVIEW Lehman 0 Timken O SEASON Youngstown Rayen 12 Massillon 26 Lehman 6 McKinley 33 Canton South 7 Columbus North 0 Central Catholic 7 Alliance 'I3 Timken 7 W , 7.1 ,Y : - - :LQ K. kd . L , jg ,..!j :: a-veg ' 'V -, f r yatm' .vb 1, at .sf-,Q 'Q, ?5sJ.ff 'vfZqE 1 . ,fwqfff frf i- , Q - ft , as ff 5:9 T . 4.,, .' 7M.fmi', ' A ' 'i!'i15:gwg: 5 Q 1. VA - ' 'ifigsisx 4 .5 ' P' 'ff 2 V lf-2 l i' V H il if A -- 'lvl , . ' Jw. - ' .2 lf. 4' 5 lim . wr- . A T 3 1 A , A W M ggi A - 1 'if fifgif M H' VN ,, 7, R ., . - , , l . 3 l I . . fx' X Q 'N 3, - ' .'i j K Q , . A... a n A '- 'fi'-fff 'uiif K, L A f .Y 5' i t' ' Q QQ ,gl . . - L Q, K.. . ff 7 .. j,.?. mf A KA 3 A Q L. Ellison R. Ferry J. Farrall V. Stroia r 'V , Mg 5., 4 .ws ed ..,,,,yg,..xs, ' ,,. f,.,L!. fl In ' W I . my f film- .W .. W p ,,K ,, K . H gf . 1'- Q. ' Q5 g ,Q . A -- .gs A . ag 'igwli A25 Z ww. , . fx w - 1 - up . ,Jil 1 - 'V 'lah ' J. 'Qisvi Q ' A. ww 1 , - 1 B. Nasfoff Q. k .3--Qlyffy ji 2 Ms. -' 1 1 xi Y., ,,,jKy,.w?q l A - N 4 A ' .. ,.1.5f Y, ' .5 if Q M. Zenler R, ' n 'lla G. Copeland I i '- ' if ' 4' .... ...J , K ' - , 4. . ALL CITY 1ST TEAM ALL CITY 2ND TEAM HONORABLE MENTION ALL COUNTY 'IST TEAM L. Ellison G. Copeland R, Worsiell C. Dinkins J. Groevz G. Thewes V. Sfroia D. Cosenlino 'IO6 T. Craddock R. Worslell . Vogelsang L. Ellison J. Farrall J. Groefz . De Pasquale V Dlnklns D. Ccsenhno L. Wetzel D, Vogelsung 'gain fix . . K - fig. K 7' 5 P -.' A A-A gql . kg, , GH ' 7.3 ,f J in L V .Qi T. Crcddock L . L fljf jig A QL1 if A f ,gay . R. Bennett 5'0 p f f 72' ' , 'i n is ,Aww W gif .3 E.. lx L ,, ,E 'lr' , E- 41 all If ff l Z F -1 in -1-.W if. -,. - . .. ,E E if f 'Q . LLLLL COUNTY 2ND TEAM HONORABLE MENTION ALL omo mo TEAM ' G. Copeland D. Vogelscmg L. Ellison L F V C. Dinkins T. Craddock H V- Sffoifl D- cosenllno ALL oHlo HONORABLE MENTION ' J. Groetz LV Y yd: 4 ,. .jifif , L K I H? .. I , I Ay 107 ' 4-I 'k', rfi7g?i5j4:9ll lr RQ Wgrglmfllll R. Worstell makes the tackle! Youngstown Rayen The Lincoln Lions opened the 1956 grid campaign with a 28 to 12 victory over Rayen, one of Youngstown's better teams. After showing great power and perfection in the preview the week before, the Lions looked a little ragged in the encounter. Lincoln battled to 13 first downs compared to Rayen's 6 with Ellison, Worstell, Cosen- tino, and Farrall each scoring a touchdown. Massillon The Lincoln Lions went down to defeat at the hands of the Massillon Tigers 26 to 13 in one of the finest games ever played. Out-playing the Tigers statistically with 14 first downs to 8, the Lions had a 52 yard touchdown by Cosentino nullified. In the second quarter they fumbled on the Tigers one. As the final gun went off the Lions were again on Massillon's one. Although losing, the Lions should be commended for their fine playing. Lehman The Polar Bears were an easy push over for our Lions. Three advantages, exper- ience, weight, and a passing attack, were responsible for our 32 to 6 win. This made the ninth game Lincoln has won out of sixteen intracity meetings. Worstell was the top ball carrier going over for two touchdowns, while Cosentino, Copeland, and Ellison each racked up one. McKinley Going against an undefeated team for the second time in three games, the Lincoln Lions lost a 33 to 14 decision to the state champion McKinley Bulldogs. Lincoln was the first to score with Worstell going over from the four yard line. The Bulldogs led 14 to 7 at intermission. McKinley scored three quick touchdowns in the third quarter to put the game on ice. Lincoln scored the final touchdown in the final quarter on a 33 yard f1ea-f1icker pass from Dinkins to Saimes. D. Cosentino breaks loose for a gain! Canton South Lincoln's first string regulars saw less than half the game in play. The reserves had a chance to show the Lions' up coming power. However, Lincoln's 'old faithfuls came through with the scoring. Cosentino exhibited his running skill while tallying two touchdowns. They were Lincoln's last touchdowns, ending a forty- one yard push and a fifty-nine yard run for Cosentino. Worstell romped fifty-two yards for his touchdown and kicked three of the extra points. Farrall and Ellison also scored. The Lions' scoring ended in the third quarter, while the Wildcats scored in the final quarter. Columbus North Putting on a fine exhibition of foot- ball, the Lions roared to a 26 to 0 win,over a highly rated Columbus North team. Ronnie Worstell was outstanding in his play as he came through time and again in the clutch and scored two touchdowns. Dinkins also passed to Ellison for another touchdown. The Lions held the Columbus squad on the five yard line three times which emphasized their fine team effort. Lincoln was the only team to defeat North in the '56 grid season. Alliance Lincoln played a good, hard fought foot- ball game against Alliance and came out the victors by a 19 to T3 score. The Lions iumped to a T9 to O lead in the first three quarters. Cosentino plunged over for our first touchdown in the first quarter after a fifty-seven yard drive. Again in the second quarter he ended a long drive for another touchdown. Worstell climaxed our scoring in the third quarter going over from the seven yard line. Alliance rallied to make their two touchdowns in the final quarter. G. Copeland digs in for the attack! Central Catholic The Lions easily whipped the Crusaders while working efficiently as a unit, but some individuals sparked the playing. R. Ferry bulldozed through for two touch- downs, while G. Copeland, J. Farrall, and L. Ellison each had one. C. Dinkins' passes were as beautiful as Ellison's almost impossible catches. T. Din- kins' three extra points were finely made. R. Worstell demonstrated his power running with most of the Lions plays and first downs. Lincoln Reserves saw action in the third quarter while leading 28 to 0. Central then scored their only touchdown, but Lin- coln finished the scoring with another. Two good blocks put R. Worstell in the open! FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln First row: lleft to rightl J. Leasure, W. Small, D. Cordeu, D. Hartwick, C. Buchanan, A. Zorbas, T. Schoeppner, Coach W. Hothem. Second row: J. Miller, J. Sirgo, D. Garaux, R. Leidner, D. Keister, T. Wilson, D. Wilson T. Hartsell, Manager T. Novak. Third row: D. Easterman, R. King, J. Atchison, J. Wilcox, G. Bunyan, T. Brown, J. Kerr, T. Wade, R. Rich. Fourth row: T. Horne, J. Walters, C. Brundstetter, T. Johnson, J. Thompson, N. Zazula, T. Bragg, D. Robinson, W. Hayes, Manager G. Schmidt. Freshman Scores Louisville Timken McKinley Northwest Central Catholic Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln D. Vogelsang pulls him down from behind! Reserve Scores 53 New Philadelphia 0 33 Timken O 21 Louisville 6 0 McKinley 7 24 New Philadelphia O 26 Canton South 0 Timken Playing against the fourth un- beaten team, Lincoln's fifteen sen- iors, ended their high school grid play with an impressive win over Timken 34 to 7. Worstell proved himself one of the Lincoln all time greats. In 30 carries he averaged 8.6 yards per carry. He scored two touchdowns and kicked 4 extra points. Farrall, Cosentino, and Dinkins also hit paydirt. Ellison made some beautiful catches and played a fine game on defense. Lincoln's powerful running and solid line was iust too much for Timken. Lincoln ended with a 7 and 2 record the finest since the undefeated team of 1945. They were rated 9th in the state in l.N.S. polls. CHEERLEADERS Cleft to rightl Patsy Stephens, Kay Miller, lynne Bates, linda Wortman, Mardee Farrall, Janet Dailey. COACHES MANAGERS -Q 1 , N .. -gf' lr -., N 1 , -V K bt 3. A M If 42 Coaching athletics are: Cleft to rightl C. Forrest, K. Newlon, Qleft to rightl standing: D. Heiser, J. Groetz, T. Novak G. Luther, O. Davis, W. Hothem. llnsertl R. Bomberger, Kneeling: J. Evans, D. Grinstead. P. Dellerba, lli First Row: lleft to rightl B. Pierce, D. Butler, J. Brendus, R. Wadsworth, M. Reed, R. Van Benthuysen, Manager E. Harter. Second Row: J. Butler, P. De lillo, W. Van Benthuysen, C. Dinkins, T. Dinkins, G. Thewes, Manager D. McGraw. Third Raw: R. Worstell, V. Stroia, G. Copeland, B. Nastotf, J. Chismar, B. Herrod, Coach W. Hothem. Baseball The Lions 1956 baseball team ended the sea- son with only two wins in seven games. The team composed of underclassmen could never quite get rolling. Out of the fourteen games scheduled only seven were played because of the rainy weather. Leading the Lions in the batting department was first baseman Chuck Dinkins with an aver- age ot .430. He also led the team in runs batted in. Coach William Hothem is hoping that with every member of the team returning in the spring of 1957, they can come through with an undefeated season. lt'S U hit fOr V- SfI'0iGl C. Dinkins has him out at first! . 1 f- N K . w,..,.......:1s.. ff X- , ,, Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Baseball Scores Central Catholic McKinley Timken North Canton Timken Canton South Central Catholic Tournament McKinley incoln incoln incoln incoln incoln sw- K Q V, fi' as if + Q es its -fi . --Wei 1f'l'541?f1l. :fe , J, - :1 1 L f 4 + .. rs.. .5 is Ei N' c V Se jg. N .ik f 5 . .. .mc Vx is fig le :qs ff ew E , rx -'e,,jg 2 X if it f Q g . X . s W2 ,eg Es .s N if ' W no fy we L .A a s ma 4 ba- was . frm fe, 1 ' 4 rf ' J. :His si? J 3 fl J A ff is ar-fl: ,,..A.,..,: 4, -. f . s Q . - - W ,P - f. - ,eg .. :fu .. i. . M . is ' - l .. Wa- f Q I l H ' to 1 sig h' Q., .4 2,2 ,WE me Wi ggikmiwivgfrl 1Eu'-g:f:.,-.?' -4 'L.- 5 k v P ,L I ..f Q if X . Q M . some ...rfb s - f,Af.- V. 'legggi L,-,. . ,'k, .s .:.' ,.. f .. . --W ' L. Ellison sets a new school record in the low hurdles. Track The T956 track squad compiled the best record ever established at Lincoln High School. Winning three of five meets, the Lions lost only to Lehman and Massillon. The squad placed second in the North Canton ln- vitational Meet and tied for second in the all city meet. They also placed eighth in the Canton lnvita- tional Twilight Relays. High scorers were co-captains Larry Ellison and Terry Ross with 106 and 651 points respectively. Ellison broke the school record in the 180 yard low hurdles and 120 yard high hurdles. Scott Secrest broke the school record in the 880 yard run. With these records a new goal has been set for future years. First Row: Cleft to rightl Manager J. Evans, L. Ellison, T. Ross, S. Secrest, D. Grinstead, V. Randauo, R. Teel, J. Farrall, J. Elmes, R. Ferry. Second Row: J. Pikna, T. Novak, D. English, R. Ludwig, G. Saimes, M. Schmidt, J. Baxter, D. Szostok, Third Row: R. Bolek, D. Mulheim, D. Paushelc, G. Wilbanks, H. Topaz, D. Grinstead, H. Copeland, field. CLASS A CHAMPS l The intramural Class A Champion is the combined team of homerooms 302 and 303. Members are: lkneolingl D. Heiser and S. Secrest, Kstondingl D. Vogelsang, D. Szostak, V. Stroia, and J. Hossler. V. Stroia proves that l.incoln's basketball talent does not Stop with the varsity. 114 Intramural basketball reached its peak at the championship game on February nine- teenth. Vying for the rotating trophy, pre- sented to the winner, were teams from senior homerooms 302-03 and iunior homeroom 310. Their playing was evenly matched for three quarters, but in the final period the 302-03 Jags surged ahead to keep the trophy in a senior homeroom. The seniors were pressed until the fourth quarter when the Blue Dots from 310 didn't keep up the pace set by their opponents. The seniors were sparked by the shooting accuracy of Jerry Hossler and Vigil Stroia, who both tallied sixteen points. Pete Tkocz and Bob Williams scored ten and nine points respectively for the losing quintet. Quarter scores were as follows: 302-03 12 22 31 48 310 11 22 31 38 The winners compiled a respectable season record. After losing their first game they emerged victorious in their next six games. A new scoring mark of eighty-one points was established for total points in one game. CLASS B CHAMPS Claiming the Class B Championship in intramural basketball is homeroom 201. Members of the team are: lkneelingl T. Novak, T. Okey, and J. Neibel, lstandingi P. Needs, P. Olson, G. Davis, and D. Paushek. Comprising the Class B League in intra- mural basketball were teams representing freshman and sophomore homerooms. The tournament Championship was between sophomore teams, the 201 Mounteloubers and the Magics from 108. Room 201 de- feated 108 by the score of 36-28, Although the Monteloubers led through- out the game the winner could have been interchanged by all indications given by the nine points tallied in the opening quarter. ln the second period the Monte- loubers awoke to enioy a 20-11 lead at the end of the half. Pat Needs contributed eighteen points to lead his team, and high man for the Magics was Earl Herbruck with eleven. Quarter scores had 201 leading: 201 6 20 28 36 108 3 11 19 28 The winners compiled a 5-1 season re- cord and also claimed the season indi- vidual scoring mark of sixty-seven points set by Tom Okey. All eyes are focused on T. Kossack as he jumps a shot from side-court. 115 VARSITY SCORE Navy 43 Army 39 ARMY ARMY VARSITY Seated fleft to rightl G. Lab, J. An- driotto, B. Stands. Standing: B. Yates A. Smith, S. Jackson, W. Sherlock. Ab sent P. Nordick. MANAGERS 8 CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: B. Davis, K. Bolender. Stand- ing: ileft to rightl Manager, J. Hathaway, T. Phillips, M. Hartzell, Manager, N. Hammond. ARMY RESERVES Kneeling Cleft to rightj C. Bennett, P. Stephens, J. Mossop, S. Kimrey. Standing: B. Swank, J. Davis, S. Thorley, J. Clauss. 116 NAVY NAVY VARSITY Seated Cleft to rightj J. Hall, J. Mayeros P. Fowler, B. Sommer. Standing: L. Bates, F. Thompson, S. Evan, J. Marchewka. NAVY RESERVES Kneeling ileft to rightl C. Landers, S. Care, S. Taylor, J. Seich. Standing: L. Goebel, L. Wortman, P. Swick, S. Hill. MANAGERS 8. CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: D. Dierforf, G. Hoff. Stand ing: fleft to rightl Manager, C. Weidman L. Rex, J. Rice, Manager, C. Popernik. M. Holfon and M. Egner sell Iickets in the Mrs. Francis presents Ilie Betty Crocker Home- Treasurer's Office. making Award Io A. Abel. Ollfiflllidilli iPO0Cll 890501195 - M- FYONIIIIO. M- The swdonis and faculty were given free chan Mayer, D. Schrady and G. Davis. X-Rqyg, Manassas- RGA nm.JgMA5 X'HA'MDB TIONS NATIONAL amm9:eswQg,g,mQ .. wzz swlwl g w4wgW.miw2w W -: fesgwzwliewff Ewiawfw: ,I ,. :'-.- 5 : F A. :,: .-1 . iz, ra M ' ' E, , 5 5 .H+ .,,kk, ,. 1 W X 6 Q kr s 1A.-' ,i k QA Q1 'ifyj ' Ti' In X -,ft .Q X 3. , 2 f 3 2 xl Sr as , 1. H T2 X w B' 1 ' E li' ifliiill x 'Y' K ,A . nk , ,gy ' 1 ' ff' First Row: lleft to rightj Adam Baillie, Johanne Batfisia, Dean Biris, Richard Crawford, Barbara Delong, Virginia Easton. Second Row: Susan Henry, Virginia Jones, Rasma Juriuns, Elisabeih Klein, Donald Knoch, Judith Lentz. Third Row: Sandra Ray, Regis Reynolds, Joyce Rice, Sandra Robertson, David Schrody, Joyce Selby. Fourfh Row: Maureen Wallick, Ronald Watson. Fiflh Row: linda Worfman. JUNIORS First Row: fleff to righll N. Dobina, M. Ander son, J. Reusing, G, Harter, M. Blumenials, B Elsasser, L. Fellows, M. Menough. Second Row: D. Huff, R. Keefer, D. Grinsiead J. Elmes, K. Brown, R. Bethel, S. Richmond. HONOR SOCIETY 5 aww. - , If 4 I - . ,..f, gag. gf.. . - ,. is , gas? is K, S 3 1 k ,pf First Row: Cleft to righti John Farrall, Patricia Fowler, Maxine Fromme Phyllis Greth, Janet Hall, Nancy Hammond Second Row: Darlene loper, Margaret Mayer, Rosalie McClusley, Joseph Michael, Catherine Popernik, Molly Raley. Third Row: Williammina Jane Small, Annetta Smith, Beverly Soptelean, L .251--flie' Virgil Stroia, Sally Treisch, Anna Untch. -I Fourth Row: Richard White, Samuel Williams. ' ff, S k 5 gig 1. 1 21 x f Fifth Row: Michael Zettler. 'e gi ,gig 2 There are four objectives of the National Honor Society, character, scholarship, leadership, and service. It is composed of l5 per cent of the senior class, 5 per cent elected in the iunior year and 'IO per cent in the senior year. To qualify for the society in the iunior year, a student must have main- tained an average of 90 per cent for the first five semesters. A senior must have an average of 85 per cent for the first seven semesters. Students also must have participated in a large number of activities, have the unanimous approval of the faculty, and an excellent citizenship record. ln March, under the direction of Mr. Gowdy, officers and members of National Honor conduct the initiation assembly to which parents and friends are invited. 121 STUDENT COUNCIL The governing body of Lincoln High School is better known as Student Council. It is comprised of one representative from each home room and an alternate who attends the meetings in the absence of the representative. Their maior social event each year is the Pigskin Prom. This year the representatives were: lfirst row, left to rightl S. Care, V. Sima, C. Brown, R. Collier, B. Frazier, A. Banal, G. Rheil, A. Martino, lsecond rowl P. Chris, R. Gordon, M. Holland, G. Harter, L. Fellows, J. Berkey, J. Wolcott, C. Owen, J. English, J. Zagan, ithird rowj J. Ritz, J. Wade, S. Thorley, L. Johnson, G. Hoff, L. Krumm, P. Kirkbride, N. Krumm, L. Wortman, Ifourth rowl P. Grimm, T. Taylor, L. Cooke, E. Rhodes, D. Szostak, D. Boylan R. Reynolds, S. Richmond, D. Crawford, L. Wetzel. Mr. Hildebrand is the advisor. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Those students who collect absence slips, answer the telephone, and run errands for the ' otfice secretaries and advisors form an essential organization known as the office assistants. 1 They are Hirst row, left to rightI:J. Berkey, B. Henry, L. Blanchard, B. Sommer, S. Ray, M. Shank, ' C. Etter, Isecond rowj N. Smith, M. Guegold, E. Cupples, P. Chidester, M. Raley, M. Fromme, C. Popernik, P. Greth, lthird rowl C. Holder, J. Nerness, K. Reed, P. Cice, D. Crawford, J. Crissey, J. Groetz. 122 i LIBRARY SERVICE Lincoln High School is highly indebted to the Library Staff, for without the girls who assist Miss Atchison, Librarian, there would be little or no book circulation. The members are: Iseated, clockwisel C. Rodgers, D. Loper, K. Dray, P. Cunningham, H. Gadbois, V. Lundgren, K. Miller, J. English, P. Streza, C. Daniels, B. Snyder. IStanding, left to rightl S. Roby, D. Murphy, E. Wigginton, L. Netzley, S. Colvin, P. Christoff, N. Wigginton, P. Fiest, M. Griffin, ' B. Wylie, J. Abel, M. Griffin, B. Wells, S. Pfouts, M. Van Aman, C. Berg, R. Gardon. They give aid to students in selecting books, using the card catalog, and readers' guide. They also help with the orientation of Freshmen. ANNUAL BUSINESS Buy your '57 edition of the Lionian, today! This was the constant call -of all those students who were chosen to be on the annual business staff. These students, Ifirst row, left to rightl I.. Lecklitner, S. Colvin, M. Fromme, J. Lab, C. Weidman, Isecond row, left to rightl L. Goebel, D. Trbovich, P. Pritchard, J. Battista, N. Lilley, C. Fuller, Ithird row, left to rightj S. Robertson, J. Zoltui, R. Pierce, J. Lentz, N. Smith, also obtained advertisements from Canton business firms who are interested in Lincoln High School. 123 SPEECH AND DEBATE The Lincoln speech and debate club is composed of two groups. Two debate teams compete in debate tournaments throughout the statt The other group includes students who enter various tournaments i individual events. This yenr's members were: lfirst row, left to rightj J. Tidball, G. Sheppard, S. Kark, B. Yod J. Abel, S. Donaldson, S. Roby, C. Nagel, P. De Pasquale. Second row: B. Soptelean, F. Hernan, D. Schrady, G. Hoff, D. Crawford, S. Thorley, M. V4 Aman, M. Fromme, G. Davis, T. Roach, C. Caplan. BOYS' LEADERS Boys' Leaders Club is open to all boys interested in advanced gym work. These boys who learn coordination of mind and body are: lfirst row, left to rightt B. Wilson, J. Stroll, P. Wenzel, T. McAfee, T. Butcher, F. Henson, S. Tritt, J. Muncer, F. Dawson, l. Whitaker, B. Detrick, lsecond rowl B. Borello, F. Hartsel, J. Wilcox, D. Harman, J. Walters, J. Lewis, C. Curtis, L. Brown, D. Wilson, R. Bugh, S. Ferguson, J. Randall, R. King, lthird rowj B. King, B. Moser, A. Chadboude, G. Cody, B. Page, B. Shirey, D. Summer, D. Butler, P. Chris, J. Llamcus, R. Ellison, D. Hartwick, B. Grove, E. Slusser, T. Burnbrier, lfourth rowl H. Copeland, D. Robinson, W. Hayes, D. Rogers, R. Tebroski, D. Bober, J. Allen, J. Thompson, C. Brandstetter, L. Cooke, R. Worth, J. McCoury, N. Tabellion. They meet the first four periods every Friday with their advisor, Mr. Kettering. l24 l wie AND MASQUE The Wig and Masque Club, Lincoln's Dramatic Club, is made up of students interested in different phases of stage presentation such as make-up, publicity, directing, properties, and acting. Two plays, the senior class play and the all-school play, are presented annually. The members are: lfirst row, left to righti S. Fichtner, D. Neff, C. Miller, M. Fromme, B. Sommer, M. Mayer, C. Popernik, A. Banal, P. De Pasquale, A. Martino, Ksecond rowj H. Tkocz, M. Raley, J. Lawrence, P. Crook, R. Koller, S. Breedlove, K. Massie, N. Amstutz, S. Maurer, L. Lacey, J. Miller, M. Van Aman: lthird rowl J. De Cosmo, N. Wigginton, M. Blumentals, S. Colvin, C. Ecrement, B. Soptelean, J. Lentz, J. English, R. Jurians, P. Greth, B. Pease, J. Abel, S. Winger, G. Holfp lfourth rowl T. De Stephano, S. Lewis, L. Mattachione, S. Kark, G. Bosley, R. Shryock, J. Jandura, R. Garber, P. Fiest, R. Watson, L. Wortman, G. Wilbanks. GIRLS' LEADERS These sophomore, iunior, and senior girls, ffirst row, left to righti M. Bamberger, C. Gottsman, M. Fromme, C. Popernik, S. Taylor, P. Fowler, B. Sommer, J. Mayeros, G. Hoff, P. Stephens, lsecond rowl D. Schehl, G. Harter, L. Chismar, L. Fellows, W. Sherlock, P. Swick, L. Bates, B. Stands, L. Lecklitner, J. Hall, S. Care, V. Simay lthird rowj E. Wigginton, J. Clauss, B. Yates, A. Smith, S. Hill, J. Best, P. Chidester, P. Biris, J. Marchewka, K. Page, L. Wartman, L. Goebel, have passed the tests on gym activities and have been chosen to be members of the Girls' Leaders Club. They assist the girls' athletic instructor, Mrs. Pretty, in. gym classes and sell programs at the football and basketball games. 125 LINION LEAGUE Linion League is Lincoln's honor society for senior boys. Membership is based upon scholarship, citizen- ship and service. The main purpose of Linion League is the giving of service to Lincoln through chapel services. The officers for '56-'57 are D. Knoch, President, M. Zettler, Vice President, R. Reynolds, Secretary-Treasurer, the advisor is Mr. Harrison. The members pictured here are: lfirst row, left to rightj R. Reynolds, D. Vicchiarelli, L. Mottice, E. Klink, D. Biris, lsecond rowj M. Zettler, D. Knoch, S. Williams, D. White, R. Watson, D. Schrady, lthird rowl D. Boylan, J. Michaels, J. Farrall, D. Crawford, A. Baillie, R. Worstell, V. Stroia. FUTURE TEACHERS f t s 3 F.T.A. is an organization for students interested in the teaching profession. The members, Uirst row, left to rightl G. Hoff, M. Monterrubio, V. Jones, L. Netzley, C. Paper J. Abel, P. Boggs, M. Lalinsky, isecond rowi N. Wigginton, C. Ecrement, J. Ritz, J. Berkey, J. Gadb L. Ross, J. Groves, R. Bertram, P. De Pasquale, lthird rowl L. Mattachione, K. Page, J. Sel B. Huther, E. Rhodes, B. Elsasser, D. Lewis, P. Streza, T. Taylor, in their iunior and senior y receive actual practice by aiding elementary teachers. The officers are: R. Jurians, President, J. Selby, Vice President, C. Popernik, Secretary, Taylor, Treasurer and M. Anderson, historian. Miss Gatchel is the club advisor. 126 AUDIO-VISUAL OPERATOR The members of the Audio-Visual Opera- tors Club, fclockwisej L. Hoffee, L. Black- burn, H. Topaz, W. George, S. Williams, R. Garber, R. Pierce, J. Klein, D. Schrady, T. Waltenbaugh, J. Wilhelm, J. Leather- man, R. Tamper, C. Curtis. CStandingJ A. Latta, J. Lewis, J. Keppel, D. Tiddball, B. Forsythe, are responsible for the care and operation of all audio-visual equip- ment. Under the leadership of Mr. Stevens they operate the public address system for the morning announcements and are in charge of the noon movies. They also serve the teachers as projector operators in the classroom. The officers for this year are R. Garber, President, S. Williams, Vice President, J. Klein, Secretary-Treasurer. ALEXIS LEAGUE Alexis League is LincoIn's honor society for senior girls. These girls, Cseated left to rightj M. Wallick, J. Selby, J. Hall, S. Treisch, D. Loper, M. Raley, P. Fowler, R. Jurians, P. Greth, C. Popernik, Qstanding left to rightl G. Jones, B. Klein, M. Fromme, S. Ray, J. Lentz, R. McCIuskey, J. Rice, N. Hammond, B. Soptelean, act as big sisters for Freshmen and render service where ever needed. They have attained an average of 90 or above for the first five semesters. With Miss Gatchel as advisor the club elected Sandra Ray, President, Phyllis Greth, Vice President, Janet Hall, Secretary, Judy Lentz, Treasurer, Betty Lou Klein, Historian. y OF AMERICA New members were admitted at the beginning of tho year Freshmen desiring membership vere required to have an average of 857: for the first slx weeks The new members this year are: lfirst row, left to nghtl S Bollinger A Martmo E Wilson i. Treisch, L. Lecklitner, R. Rossi, S. Lloyd, lsecond rowj M Capehart B Battlsta C Berg P Crooke I. Tkocz, P. Kark, D. Siegenthaler, J. Carl, lthird rowl R Gordon S Swollen .I Jandura T Angelo . Wetzel, C. King, M. Van Aman. RADIO BROADCASTING The Radio Broadcasting Club offers good English ,tudents an opportunity to gain actual experience in 'adio broadcasting. The duties of this club are to read the Scriptures :nd announcements daily. W.H.B.L., the call letters, well symbolize the cIub's notto, We help To Better Lincoln. This year Miss Gruber chose the following students 'o be members of radio broadcasting: lfirst row, left 'o right, B. Elsasser, V. Jones, J. Hall, G. Bosley, M. Small, lsecond rowj D. Crawford, E. Rhodes, B. Yoder, IA. Fromme, M. Mayer, P. Boggs, Cthird rowl N. Dobina, P. Greth, M. Raley, S. Ray, B. Soptelean, C. Popernik. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA The Future Nurses' Club has been organized to further the knowledge of the nursing profession to girls interested in nursing as a career. .The members of this club, with the help of their advisor, Mr. Culver, go on tours of the hospitals and invite speakers to their meetings to acquaint them with the duties and requirements of nursing. The '56-'57 officers are: President, Peggy Ludwig, Vice President, Charlene Smith, Secretary, Carolyn Nagel, Treasurer, Nancy Burkett. The members are: lfirst row, left to right! C. Owen, D. Murphy, K. Miller, D. Martin, S.Hannahs, D. Fitzpatrick, C. Meese, C. Smith, L. Weir, lsecond rowj R. Gardon, B. Klein, J. Davies, M. Savage, C. Nagel, T. Berns, N. Kennedy, S. Roberston, J. Marks, C. Purdue, lthird rowj J. Shotts, J. Hall, S. Colvin, J. Wade, P. Custer, P. Baker, S. Thorley, J. Battista, L. Student, K. Page. BEGINNERS STAFF AIDES HJCYVB, Drlure, UYDW, DE nappy IS lne mano or :nun ruues. nn: girls snare lnelr happiness by serving so that they may grow in the knowledge of nursing. The Beginners Staff Aides are given an orientation course instructing them in the procedures used by the organizations they serve. They are: lfirst row, left to rightj C. Miller, K. Wilkinson, M. Bentley, E. Stewart, L. Sanford, D. Marshall, L. Barton, K. Dray, D. Brooks, C. Shisslerg lsecond rowj P. May, J. Christopher, S. Schario, J. Davies, M. Capehart, S. Breedlove, L. Whitacre, G. King, C. Meese, D. Murphy, J. Barnhart, lthird TOWJ C. Carr, J. Davis, B. Wylie, M. Novac, K. Page, R. Gardon, M. Van Aman, J. Wade, P. Boggs, N. Kennedy, J. Bender, B. Miller, Kfourth rowj D. Neff, R. Resseger, J. King, S. Winger, C. King, L. Bifolchi, J. Jandura, R. Dougherty, L. Student, L. Martin, P. Shandor, R. Koller. 128 ECHO BUSINESS STAFF The Echo Business Staff is composed of students interested in selling and circulating the school newspaper. Pictured here are: lseated, left to rightl B. Sommer, P. Slagenwhite, J. Lentz, M. Raley, lstandingl R. Garber, M. Mayer, S. Treisch, and R. Pierce. ADVANCED STAFF AIDES Advanced Staff Aides is composed of girls who have completed ten hours of service the first year and fifty for each additional year. They devote their time primarily to service in the hospitals. The members are: Hirst row, left to rightj M. Small, J. Riseling, B. Wells, D. Putt, N. Beatty, M. Fromme, E. Moss, P. Pritchard, E. Sardonep lsecond rowl B. Behm, P. Huth, T. Berns, M. Savage, E. Wynkoop, C. Nagel, S. Schweinfurth, P. Baird, M. Farrall, B. Shandor, lthird rowl S. Thorley, B. Henry, D. Poling, G. Essinger, C. Rodgers, C. Smith, L. B. Klein, V, Jones, J. Hall, l.. lecklitner, P. Jovingo, D. Huth, lfourth rowl D. Cosner, S. Colvin, G. Bosley, P. Chidester, R. McCluskey, A. Rogers, B. Kuhn, C. Ecrement, M. Griftin, J. Smith. Miss Puterbaugh is the advisor. 129 S. Schmidt B. Swank Huther, J Blanchard M. Griffin P. Baker Q . ai if ,anar- .. i e X .sw fm fi x , Working together, Donna Bartram, assistant editor, and Dick Crawford, editor, plan the theme and general layout of the Lionian. It is their duty to check everything before it is sent to the printer and give assistance to other staff members. The introduction, faculty, and school life sections are also their responsibility. w fb 3 i It is the responsibility of Larry Mottice, Tarry Taylor, Joyce Selby and Tom Feldbush to make layouts, arrange pictures and copy for their respective sections. Larry and Tarry work together on athletics, while Joyce is in charge of organiza- tions and Tom, music and drama. LIONIAN STAFF John Dienst, photography editor, looks over the financial Sam Richmond hands Gerry Hoff lleftl underclassmon pic tures to be tiled while Virginia Jones is busy filing seniol pictures. I report with treasurer, Pat Fowler while Marlene Guegold, typist, is busy typing copy. R. Garber, business manager, B. Sommers, circulation manager, R. Pierce, advertising manager, look over the financial report. Barb Yates, typist, is busy meeting the deadline, while irtrude Bosley, typist, Ted Novak, photographer and Judy ntz, artist, look on. l Editors Margaret Mayer and Sally Teisch proudly read the Lincoln Echo. ECHO STAFF The editorial assistants, fstanding, left to rightl Walt Van Benthuysen, Fran Hernan, Dean Biris, Cathy Popernik, John Farrall, Qseatedl linda Wortman, Veronica Sima, talk over a days work. Q V . XM Mig Q X 1, l SUPER AIDES STAGECRAFT These boys, lstanding, left to rightl R. Haas, P. Cice, J. Brooks, D. Vogelsang, M. Bush, J. Groetz, G. Meyer, J. Evans, J. Forrall, D. De Pasquale, uct as men be- hind the scenes during certain school func- tions such as plays, May Fiesta, and Variety Show. They help Mr. Randels with the movies, assemblies, and stage properities. TREASURER'S OFFICE Here are the girls who sold you all those tickets! They are, ffirst row, left to rightl M. Holton, S. Henry, S. Wilson, P. Fowler, V. Easton. Second row: J. Seich, C. Gotts- man, A. Smith, L. Stefancich. Super Aides is an honorary society for members of Staff Aides who have earned 300 service hours: Kfirst row, left to rightl C. Rodgers, B. Huther, L. Blanchard, B. Klein, lsecond rowl B. Wells, J. Hall, V. Jones. NURSE'S HELPERS The Nurse's Aides help the school nurse, Mrs. Corbitt, check eyes and ears, keep health records in order, and check the stu- dent's health cards with their registration cards. They are: lfirst row, left to rightl J. Andriotto, C. Bennett, M. West, E. Gore, Isscond rowl J. Ruttor, A. Miller, G. Bosley. SCIENCE CLUB Science Club is for all students interested in additional study of science. Here the members, lseated, left to rightl B. Pleis, C. Curtis, L. Blackburn, lstandingl D. Tidball, B. Barrett, L. Riley, L. Hoffee are observing a young owl. The club advisor, Mr. Stevens, is in the background. COIN CLUB Coin Club is the newest organization at Lincoln High School. It is for all those people interested in collecting and studying common and rare coins. The members this year are lseated, left to rightl B. Steckley, D. King, R. Hetrick, lstandingl H. Rinehart, J. Allen, C. Brand- stetter, J. Gammon, B. Howerter, B. Pleis. Miss Ruff is the club advisor. s The spirit of the Christmas season is brought to life as l.incoln's winner in the Cherry Pis Baking contest, Janice the choir sings corols. Rutter, also represented the city in the state contest. L fl NDI' ,yllff P19 Il' c o QNW Q 3 f on tt - 5 i i tx :Q A 1 K. i VVAK , , il., ' , Q I :Il . V lj-1 . L it 5. , K V N Q X. f .V .dd D. Rocovits, T. Zettler, Mr. Bigler and Mr. Stevens, Along the sidelines all attention is focused on the field enioy the noon movies. 134 Giving an enthusiastic pep talk for our team is Barbara Yates. Planning to attend the Variety Show are: P. Fowler, V. Easton, B. Wenzel, C. Moy, and C. Weidman. SCHOOL LIFE i Decorating the grave of our defeated foes are P. Proto, Members of the Senior Class receive smallpox vaccinations P. Pritchard, and J. Clauss. 'I35 BB Mr. Cherry explains a problem in plane geometry class. C. Smith, Miss Atchison, P. Fiest, D. Marshall, J. Seidler, and P. Wellman brouse over magazines in the library. mmm:-..,s1. yof. ,.m,t,..t. V- - ' f 1 FOR PRESiD-ENT fc-sz vm aluzsmwz woes 2: 55?-Afwfsisrg Z i 1 ww- ,Q 5 - egg 1 ,JY f ., W ww V A . ' A ' 5 Mr. Cerretta points to the winner! WK nwmmnmszunowm nwcmmnuismm Gfuwemesvwsw M nr-mc: as Q amricuhamm. s T u D E N r s 1 ' . 'G 2 be ,,,,,,, f . . Z FRANK T. BOW Taking attendance in study hall is Miss Hickman. Mrs. Pittman instructs iunior girls in health class. l36 -g-:ntl f ' Mr. Abel issues iarcly slips. Mr. Nethro explains a test to the girls. R. McCluskey, Miss Gruber, J. Selby look on os T. Suter points to a picture of the srome of lord Nelson in Trafalgar Square. STUDY Grading scrupbooks keeps Miss Medved busy. Mr. Scherff helps L. Irwin, T. Zorbas, R. Carper, and T. Brown on o proiecl. we-sixs-if Qf?57fiTSKe'ie:g ZIV' 'Wil 735' F ' , .z ': i .il LYEilj'jigsiff'Q?3ibf?ii4WS?EN7Zls?'f?-3iQi3?i5i?1?5B Students who have actively supported school functions and boosted school spirit are: First Row lleft to rightj B. Frazier, C. Dinkins, D. Crawford, D. Szostak, B. Yates, C. Dennis, G. Cuckler, Second row: D. Biris, L. Ellison, J. Crissey, L. Bates, L. Wortman, J. Clauss, S. Flagg. Third row: J. Farroll, D. Cosentino, D. Heiser, N. Hammond, B. Sommer. WORKERS BEHIND Adding color and pride to our school are the book covers sponsored by Student Council. Salesmen are M. Schmidt, B. Ladd, D, Smalley, T. Taylor, D. Biris, L. Mottice, J. Forrall, and V. Sima. Supporting L.H.S. us the booster club officers m sponsor are: Mr. Randels, advisor, C. Dennis, Secretuw L. Ellison, Vice President: J. Crissey, President, o G. Cuckler, Treasurer. Our football managers, D. Heiser, T. Novak, J. Evans, G. Schmidt, and D. Grinstead, watch another exciting game! Working behind the scenes are Miss Grimes and Mr. ndrews who give advice and supervise the work of the ONIAN staff. THE SCENES It's the responsibility of Mr. Zehnder, Mr. Harsh, Mr. Smith, Mr. Davis, Mr. Hickman, Mr. Burse, and Mr. Workman to keep our building in order. Working with the football squad are the members of the These are the women who are responsible for the noon meals: coaching staff, ikneelingj R. Bamberger, P. Dellerba, G. Mrs. Jepson, Mrs. Moomaw, Mrs. West, Mrs. Warehime, and Luther, lstandingl J. Kalagides, F. Garfield, and O. Davis. Mrs. Murphy. .ali -., 139 Ww- 'Q iff 1- . ' ., . Hifi-L,,:., Wiiiliiii - No beautiful day would be complete without those lunch periods on the East steps! Wwe, 'Nm- ls ...M 1-,v.,.,... .1-W W. B. Frazier stamps B. Miller as J. Crissey and G. Cucklor check tickets ut the Booster Club dance. 'W' R E c R E A T I o N B. Wells, Miss Stuudt, C. Smith, Miss Puterbaugh, P- Bolle' offended C Valentines DUY T99 fo' 'he V. Orkwiszewski, S. Paratore, M. Schmidt, and J. Farrall m be'5 of swf' Aides- agree that more emphasis should be placed on book week. 5 Q W f wink mir.. Beautiful music rings throughout the halls us the members of the choir sing. Decorating the Christmas tree are members of lionion and Alexis League. From left to right ure: B. Sopteleun, M. Fromme, J. lentz, V. Jones, J. Selby, J. Farrull, and P. Fowler. Waiting for an answer is M. Egner while M. Holton looks on. G. Cocly, J. Denkhaus and J. Coffey put their locker to use. D. Biris spins records that are requested at the Disney- B. Forsythe and F, Mussouh look on as D. Kropp land Daze. works on his motor. 141 'Fai Victory! Victory! ls our cry, V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! The crossing of the flags gives you a feeling that only L.H.S. students can know. SCHOOL Holding the Hatchet Trophy, n symbol of good sportsman- ship between Lincoln and Lehman, are R. Worstell and J. Crissey. 5 a 5 L. Fellows earns points for Leaders by selling programs. J. Michael, D. Miller, and G. Cuckler sing in memory of our defeated rivals, portrayed by D. Szostak. Good feeling is promoted between the schools as the Central cheerleaders and advisor visit our cafeteria. First and ten, do it again! EET 4 yt at ,gif W X ,,., All L etee T f-.4 ., , Al, , -Af' 1 at-.. . ,fl Our representatives to Boys' State were D. Schrady and D. Biris. The Football Royality are presented at the Homecoming Game in a new 'I957 Chevrolet. Representing their respec- tive classes were L. Johnston, S. Simodi, M. Hartzell, Queen B. Sommer, and J. Clauss. The members of our basketball team and our co are leaders on the basketball'court. Student Council officers for 1956 are lfirst J. Wolcott, L. Chismar, D. Biris, and J. Farral for 1957 lsecond YOWJ S. Care, T. Taylor, V. and L. Wetzel. L LEADERS 144 Boroboru Sommer was crowned the 1956 Footboll Queen by D Knoch ot the Columbus North pep rally and the attendants were presented From left to right ore S Snmodl D Vogelsung J. Cluuss, V. Stroiu, L. Ellison, D Knoch B Sommer R Worstell D Cosentlno J Furrall M Hortzell C. Dinkins, and L. Johnston. Our winners of the Repository Quiz ure: J. Gannon, S. Treisch, T. Wolten- baugh, and D. Grinsteod. This is truly a moment to remember in the minds of R. Garber, L. Johnston, L. Mottice, M. Hortzell, D. Knoch, B. Som- mer, J. Crissey, J. Clouss, D. Crawford, ond S. Simodi. 145 E. Cupples, M. West, L. Rish, M. Holton, D. Boylan, B. Ben- nett, C. Gottsman, and D. Cosentino begin a new path on the iourney of life. Each year, Armed Forces' representatives inform upper- class boys of possible future careers. J. Clauss, J. Mossop, C. Etter, and S. Flagg iust can't stay away from that sunshine in the park! Each year students enter the Poppy Poster Contest. Here with their posters are: G. Cody, J. lent: and M. Lalinsky. An English comprehension test is given to seniors planning to attend college. i C NSNWH D. Cosentino, l.. Blanchard, E. Klink, and A. Smith look at college catalogues in the guidance office. The cheerleaders lead the school in singing the alma mater at our last pep rally. Taking advantage of every opportunity V, Gailey, M. Guegold, and V. Randauo cram for that test next period. R. Miller, N. Hammond, and D, Simile point to June sixth, graduation day. END OF YEAR Dancing to that mellow music at the Prom are J. Selby and L. Wetzel. A Abel, Alice 13, 82, 88, 118 1706 Sixth St. S.W. Adair, Bonnie 13, 118 1204 Delaware Ave. S.W. Albright, Ronald 13 2811 Seventh St. S.W. Aman, William 13 1773 Cleveland Ave, S.W Andriotto, Judy 13, 116, 133 1302 Delverne Ave. S.W. Angelo, Thomas 13, 80, 85, 92, 93, 127 4431 Second St. N.W. Backstrom, Ruth Ann,13 409 Hazlet Ave. N.W. Baillie, Adam 13, 80, 84, 87, 120, 126 2618 Tenth St. S.W. Barge, laDyne 14 46 South Park Ave. Meyers Lake Barrett, Buddy 14 746 Greenfield Ave. S.W. Bartram, Donna 14, 42, 130, 150 312 Columbus Ave. N.W. Bartsch, Walter 14, 84, 86, 87 1233 Shadyside Ave. S.W. Bates, Lynne 14, 53, 61, 85, 92,11I,117,125,138,142, 147 180 Anna Ave. N.W. Battista, Johanne 14, 120, 123, 128 1551 Clarendon Ave. N.W. Bayless, Robert 14, 53, 84, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91 521 Valleyview Ave. N.W. Beclxner, Roy 14 513 Elgin Ave. N.W. , Norma 14 4545 Seventh St. N.W. Beneleit, Linda 14, 80, 86 2218 West Tuscarawas St. Bennett, Robert 10, 15, 61, 105, 113, 146 17th St. S.W. Bialota, Joan 15 1417 Scoville Ave. S.W. Biris, Dean 15, 43, 82, 88, 89, 90, 120,126,131, 138, 141, 144 Beeson 1 07, 3520 139 Linwood Ave. N.W. Blanchard, Lorraine 15, 88, 89, 90, 91, 122, 129, 132, 140 147 348 Rafi Rd. N.W. Bosley, Gertrude, 15, 42, 82, 92, 125, 127, 129, 131, 133 630 Exter Ave. S.W. Bossick, Robert 15 3121 13th St. S.W. Boylan, Richard 10, 15, 63, 72, 122, 126, 146 1138 Clarendon Ave. N.W. SENIOR INDEX Brill, Gary 15 2905 13th St. N.W. Brooks, Joseph 15, 132 2511 Grove PI. S.W. Brown, Joel 15 314 Highland Ave. S.E. Massillon Bush, Melvin 16, 132 2518 Tenth St. C Camarata, Charles 10, 16, 96, 144 820 Bedford Ave. N.W. Cammel, Ronald 16 1225 Garfield Ave. S.W. Cashner, David 16 3226 Seventh St. S.W. Cashner, Joel 16, 135 3226 Seventh St. S.W. Ceccardi, Herman 10, 16, 43 1406 Vine Ave. S.W. Cerwinslxy, Fred 16 4920 Second St. N.W. Chismar, James 16, 97, 112 3132 13th St. S.W. Cice, Paul 17, 122, 132 816 Greenfield Ave. S.W. Clauss, Joyce 17, 42, 103, 116, 125, 135, 138, 144, 145, 146 717 Elwood Ave. S.W. Collier, Roberta 17, 122 1413 Scoville Ave. S.W. Colvin, Sharon, 17, 123, 125, 128, 129 214 Ingram Ave. S.W. Copeland, George 17, 94, 96, 98, 99, 105, 106, 109, 112, 144 1208 Linwood Ave. S.W. Cosentino, Donald 17, 43, 104, 107, 108, 138, 145, 146, 147, 150 416 Valleyview Ave. N.W. Craddock, Thomas 17, 104, 107, 140 4229 Seventh St. N.W. Crawford, Richard 17, 42, 120, 122, 126, 127, 130, 138, 145 2218 West Tuscarawas St. Crissey, Jon 17, 42, 89, 122, 138, 140, 142, 145 340 Whipple Rd. N.W. Cuckler, George 17, 88, 89, 90, 91, 138, 140, 142 3701 Lincoln Way East Massillon Cupples, Emmalou 17, 42, 122, 146, 150 1420 Garfield Ave. S.W. D Daniels, Elva 17 1551 Bryan Ave. S.W. Deardorlif, Martha 18 2702 Navarre Rd. S.W. Delillo, Philip 18, 72, 112 2613 Twelfth St. N.W. 148 DeLong, Barbara 18, 120 147 Ambrose Ave. N.W. Dennis, Carol 18, 42, 84, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 138, 140 930 Concord Ave. S.W. DeStefano, Timothy 18, 53, 72, 82, 84, 86, 87, 125 927 Wertz Ave. S.W. Dienst, John 18, 42, 130 1302 Brooklyn Ave. S.W. Dierdorf, Diane 18, 117 1109 Roslyn Ave. N.W. Dinkins, Charles 18, 88, 89, 91, 105, 107, 112, 138, 145 2232 Anderson Pl. S.W. E Easton, Virginia 18, 43, 102, 120, 132, 135 3020 Ninth St. S.W. Ecrement, Carolyn 10, 18, 82, 84, 92, 125, 126, 129 301 Leonard Ave. S.E. Massillon Edwards, Linda .18 1228 Saratoga Ave. S.W. Ellison, Larry 18, 43, 94, 96, 98, 104, 106, 109, 113, 138, 145 2418 Tenth St. S.W. Etter, Carol 19, 80, 82, 84, 86, 87, 122, 146 2327 Tenth St. N.W. Evans, James 19, 111, 113, 132, 139 3407 Arbor Rd. S.W. Evans, Robert 19 218 Harding Ave. S.E. Massillon F Farrall, John 2, 10, 19, 55, 82, 88, 90, 91, 92, 104, 106, 113, 12I,126,131,132,138,140, 141, 144, 145 2917 Third St. N.W. Fashbaugh, Lesley Ann 19, 89, 118 918 Bellflower Ave. N.W. Feldbush, Thomas 19, 42, 130 609 Valleyview Ave. N.W. Ferry, Robert 19, 61, 104, 106 3117 13th St. S.W. Flack, James 19 2915 13th St. N.W. Flogg, Sharyn 10, 20, 138, 146 4427 Seventh St. N.W. Fowler, Patricia 20, 42, 43, 121,125,127,132,135, 141 712 Arlington Ave. S.W. Frazier, Barbara 20, 117, 122, 138, 140, 141 1021 Arlington Ave. S.W. Fromme, Maxine 20, 43, 93, 118,120,122,123,125,127, 129, 141 307 Elgin Ave. N.W. Fuller, Carol 20, 118, 123, 150 4938 13th St. S.W. G Garber, Ronny 20, 42, 93, 125 126, 129, 131, 145 1237 Maryland Ave. S.W. George, William 20, 126 817 Smith Ave. N.W. Geyer, Harry 20 212 Harrison Ave. S.W. Goebel, Louise 21, 43, 117,123 125, 141 2415 Sixth St. N.W. Goldberg, Philip 41, 150 526 Poplar Ave. N.W. Good, Myra 21 172 E. Roosevelt Dr. Massillon Gore, Eva 21, 133 145 Roslyn Ave. N.W. Gossett, Donna 21 901 Clarendon Ave. S.W. Gottsman, Carol 21, 42, 125 132, 141, 146 426 Dryden Ave. N.W. Graham, Robert 21 1032 Greenfield Ave. S.W. Gray, Arthur 21 2912 20th St. S.W. Gregory, Ilene 21 2404 Navarre Rd. S.W. Greth, Phyllis 21, 121, 122 125, 127 1133 Brant Ave. N.W. Groetz, James 21, 43, 105,111, 122, 132 1110 Clinton Ave. S.W. Groves, Larry 21 ' 1136 Ardmore Ave. S.W. Guardabascia, Jean 21 1639 Tanner Ave. S.W. Guegold, Marlene 22, 42, 122 130, 147 711 Columbus Ave. N.W. Guess, Lee 22, 84, 86, 87 811 Concord Ave. S.W. H Haas, Ronald 22, 132 1548 Tanner Ave. S.W. Hahn, Kenneth 6, 22 1240 Delverne Ave. S.W. Holdi, Richard 22, 88, 90 356 Raff Rd. N.W. Hale, Daniel 22, 141 , 3825 Eleventh St. S.W. Hall, Janet 22, 80, 84, 117, 121, 125, 127, 129, 132 206 Exeter Ave. S.W. Hammond, Nancy 22, 84, 116 121, 127, 138 317 Linwood Ave. N.W. Hanood, Paul 22 1521 Navarre Rd. S.W. Harper, Darryl 22, 43 2326 Lakeroad Blvd, N.W. Harvath, Sandra 22, 81, 140 4448 18th St. N.W. Hathaway, Judith 10, 22, 93, 116 728 Delverne Ave. S.W. I 1 Popernik, Catherine 10, 31, 42, H Hayward, Judith 92, 93 2035 Clarendon Ave. S.W. Heiser, Dale, 23, 43, 111, 113, 114, 138, 139 3516 Navarre Rd. S.W. Henry, Susan 23, 120, 132 1340 Maryland Ave. S.W. Hernan, Frances 23, 92, 93, 131 1549 Garfield Ave. S.W. Herrod, Robert 23, 94, 96, 98, 99, 112, 144 1135 Bellflower Ave. S.W. Hill, Suzanne 23, 42, 84, 87, 117, 125, 145 315 Poplar Ave. N.W. Holliday, Marlene 23 213 Exeter Ave. S.W. Holton, Marilyn 23, 42, 132, 141, 146, 150 141 Poplar Ave. N.W. Hapton, Lance 23 118, 163 Saratoga Ave. S.W. Horne, Richard 24 1233 Ardmore Ave. S.W. Horton, Joyce 24 708 Knox Ct. S.W. Hossler, Jerry 24, 114 3041 Seventh St. S.W. Howerter, Robert 24, 88 624 Smith Ave. N.W. Huprich, Robert 24, 135 805 High Ave, N.W. J Jackson, Sandra 24, 89, 116 140 753 Delverne Ave. S.W. I Jacobs, Betty 1004 Prospect Ave. S.W. Jenkins, David 24 1448 Scoville Ave. S.W. Jenkins, Suzanne 24 2928 Helen Pl. N.W. Johnson, Gail 24 2846 Sixth St. S.W. Johnson, Glenna 24 2420 Seventh St. S.W. Jones, Howard 25, 72, 135 2244 Lakeroad Blvd. N.W. Jones, Virginia 6, 25, 42, 120 126, 127, 129, 130, 132, 141 1325 Heising Ct. S.W. Jossi, Linda 25 2212 Seventh St, S.W. Jurians, Rasma 25, 82, 88, 120, 125, 127, 140 937 Prospect Ave. S.W. K 90, Klein, Elisabeth 25, 88, 91,12O, 127 12 140 1 8, 129, 132, 402 Vince Ave. N.W. Klink, Edward 25, 43, 126, 14.5, 147 1547 Clarendon Ave. S.W. SENIOR INDEX Knoch, Donald 12, 25, 42, 82, 88, 90, 91, 120, 126, 145 611 Broad Ave. N.W. Koehler, Janet 6, 25 3907 Sixth St, S.W. Kohler, Janet 25 2511 Seventh St, S.W. Koleft, Mary Ann 25 1649 Bryan Ave. S.W. Koller, Emma Louise 26 1807 Henry Ave. S.W. Koller, Margaret 26 1807 Henry Ave. S.W. Koplock, Judith 26 132 Poplar Ave. N.W. L Lab, Judith 26, 123 415 Columbus Ave. N.W. Ladd, William 26, 72, 138 733 Manor Ave. S.W. Latta, Alvin 26, 126 1809 Park Ave. S.W. Lecklitner, Linda 26, 84, 86, 87, 123, 125, 127, 129 3200 Dewey Pl. S.W. Lehberger, David 26 1030 Prospect Ave. S.W. Lentz, Judith 26, 42, 92, 120, 123, 125, 127, 129,131,141 350 Grandview Ave. N.W. Lightbody, David 26 1714 Hammond Ave. S.W. Lilley, Norma 26, 123 123 Greenfield Ave. S.W. Llewellyn, Gwen 26 1515 Clarendon Ave. S.W. Loper, Darlene 27, 121, 123, 127 613 Lincoln Ave. N.W. Ludwig, Richard 27, 113, 146 1954 Eighth St. S.E. Lundgren, Virginia 27 4840 13th St. S.W. Lyras, Mary 27 1622 Bryan Ave. S.W. M Maggiore, David 27 716 Elwood Ave. S.W. Mapes, Betty 27 1431 Alden Ave. S.W. Marchewka, Richard 27 632 Smith Ave. S.W. Harold 27 Marlatt, 1512 Gartield Ave. S.W. Mason, John 28 1125 Bedford Ave. S.W. Mason, Joyce 28 1125 Bedford Ave. S.W. Mattachione, Louis 28, 82, 84, 92, 93, 125, 126 116 Ambrose Ave. N.W. May, Constance 28, 125 2514 Tenth St. N.W. 92, 93, 118, 121, 125, 129, 131 1420 Eleventh St. N.W. McCluskey, Rosalie 10, 28, 84 121, 127, 129,137 312 Raft Rd. N.W. McCoIIins, Bonnie 28, 82, 88, 91, 140 South Genoa Rd. R.F.D. 584 Massillon McCoy, Beverly 28 352 Bellflower Ave. McDougal, Joanne 28 618 Park Ave. S.W. McNichol, Patricia 28, 43 717 Park Ave. S.W. Mechaney, Jody 28 1120 Bedford Ave. S.W. Merriman, William 28, 43 206 Park Ave. N.W. Merryman, Saundra 29, 43 2932 Helen Pl. N.W. Meyer, Glenn 29, 84, 87, 132 2830 Third St. N.W. N.W. Michael, Joseph 29, 63, 113, 120, 126, 142 3103 West Tuscarawas St. Miller, Donald 41, 43, 88, 91, 142, 146 1419 Tanner Ave. S.W. Miller Ronald L. 29, 43 2613 Ninth St. N.W. Miller, Ronnie Lee 29, 84 1203 Harrison Ave. S.W. Mocher, Dolores 29 817 Jefferson Ave. N.W. Morgan, Bradford 29 323 Locke Ave S.E. Massillon Morris, Llewellyn 29 2521 Fourth St. N.W. Shirley 30 Morris, 3907 Sixth St. S.W. Morrow, David 30 1020 Maryland Ave. S.W. Mottice, Larry 12, 30, 42, 43 126, 130, 138, 145 339 Ratt Rd. N.W. Mottice, Mott 30 3804 Tenth St. S.W. Mulholland, Judith 30, 43 3217 Belmont Pl. S.W. Murray, Helen Kay 30, 43 1506 Stark Ave. S.W. N Nastoff, Boris 97, 106, 112 144 206 Linwood Ave. N.W. Netzley, Lynn 30, 123, 126 5053 Aurora Blvd. N.W. Nordick, Patricia 30 503 Hazlet Ave. N.W. O Orkwiszewski, Victoria 31, 89, 140 316 Donald Pl. S.W. 149 Mayer, Margaret 28, 42, 43, 127, 1 I P Packer, Michael 31 618 Hazlett Ave. N.W. Pantages, George 31 2519 Grigsby Pl. S.W. Pelger, Richard 31, 76, 150 1257 Western Ave. S.W. Phillips, Jo Ann 307 Marion Ave. N.E. Massillon Piatt, William 31 1110 Bellflower Ave. S.W. Pierce, Ronald 31, 4-2, 123 126, 129, 131 1143 Miles Ave. S.W. Piero, Donald 31 2522 Ninth St. N.W. Pirolozzi, Annette 31 1251 Concord Ave. S.W. Poling, Donna 3.1, 129 202 Perry Rd. N.W. 92, 93, 117, 121, 122, 125, 126, 127, 131 326 Aultman Ave. N.W. Prato, Patricia 31, 89, 135 3407 17th St. S.W. Price, Charles 31 3216 Ninth St. N.W. Prieto, lsabel 32 5032 14th St. S.w. Pritchard, Peggy 32, 123, 129 135 110 Kennett Ct. N.W. Purcell, Pat 32 1757K Cleveland Ave. S,W Pyles, Patricia 32, 88 2616 17th St. S.W. RC1leY, Molly 10, 32, 42, 82, 88 92,121,122,125,127, 129 140 337 Bellflower Ave. N.W. Ray, Sandra 32, 42, 43, 82 88, 90, 91, 120, 122, 127 140 526 Rosemont Ct. N.W. Ready, David 32, 80, 84, 86 87 610 Garfield Ave. S.W. Reed, Kent 37, 122 3003 Helen Pl, N.W. Reusser, Wayne 32 1230 Maryland Ave. S.W. Reynolds, Regis 32, 120, 122 126 3206 Lynch Rd. S.E. Massillon Rice, Joyce 32, 42, 80, 84, 87, 117, 120, 127, 145 258 Montrose Ave, N.W. Richards, John 32 1801 Maryland Ave. S.W, Rinehart, Harvey 32, 84, 86 87, 89, 90, 91 2213 Fourth St, N.W. Rish, Larry 33, 146 1527 Lakeside Ave. N.W. Wadsworth, Denny 37 Risher, Jerry 33 5161 21st St. S.W. Robertson, Sandra 33, 120, 123, 128 2820 Abbott Pl. N.W. Roshong, William 33 1017 Mosley Ct. S.W. S Schehl, Dolores 33, 125 310 Smith Ave. N.W. Schmidt, Michael 33, 88, 90, 91, 113, 138, 140 147 Arlington Ave. N.W. Schrady, David 33, 80, 118, 120, 126, 143, 144 4619 Seventh St. S.W. Schwitzgebel, James 33 1328 Margaret Ave. S.W. seen, Ralph 34, 155 153 Claremont Ave. N.W. Secrest, Scott 34, 113, 150 1134 Clarendon Ave. N.W. Seich, Joanne 34, 117, 132 1441 Stark Ave. S.W. Selby, Joyce 34, 42, 120, 126 127, 130, 137, 141, 147 152 Bedford Ave. N.W. Sells, Carolyn 34 1126 Delverne Ave. S.W. Shank, Mary Lou 34, 78, 80 84, 86, 87, 122 2918 Vera Pl. N.W. Sherman, Jerome 34 4541 13th St. N.W. Shively, Ramona 34 719 Prospect Ave. S.W. Siglepr, Carol 34 1804 Roslyn Ave. S.W. Simile, Dan 34, 82, 88 2430 Sixth St. N.W. Small, Mina Jane 35, 43, 82 86, 88, 90, 91, 121, 127, 129 140, 141 2911 Seventh St. S.W. Smalley, David 10, 35, 88, 90 91, 138 716 Manor Ave. S.W. Smith, Annetta 35, 43, 77, 86, 121, 125, 132, 147 116, 508 Dryden Ave. S.W. Smith, Nancy 35, 122, 128 1422 Frederick Ave. S.W. Smith, Peggy 35 2331 Navarre Rd. S.W. 114, 1 I SENIOR INDEX Snyder, Steven 6, 35 2314 Ninth St. S.W. Sommer, Barbara 35, 42, 80, 81, 92, 103, 117, 122, 125, 129,131, 138,140,144, 145 313 Linwood Ave. N.W. Soptelean, Beverly 35, 80, 82, 92, 93, 121, 125, 127, 141 808 Whipple Rd. N.W. Stahlheber, Phil 35 2212 West Tuscarawas St. Stands, Beverly 35, 125 80, 116, 1257 Whipple Rd. S.W. Stauffer, Larry 36 619 Dueber Ave. S.W. Stefanich, Lois 36, 132 1818 Stark Ave. Stoll, Ronald 36 1360 Roslyn Ave. S.W. Stringer, Edwin 36 1517 Twelfth St. S.W. S.W. Stroia, Virgil 12, 36, 43, 55, 61, 88, 91, 104, 106, 112, 114, 121, 126, 145 1541 Harrison Ave. S.W. Suter, Thomas 36, 137 1700 Seventh St. N.W. Szostak, Donald 36, 113, 114, 122, 138, 146 3217 Ninth St. S.W. T Taylor, Susan 36 1142 Smith Ave. S.W. Thompson, Florence 37, 117 1427 Linwood Ave. S.W. Tidwell, John 37, 42 1127 Raft Rd. S.W. Trbovich, Donna 37, 80, 150 207 Lawn Ave. N.W. Treisch, Sally 37, 42, 127, 129, 131, 145 150 Valleyview Ave. N.W. U Ullom, Sally 37 2426 Ninth St. S,W. Untch, Anna 37, 89, 121 1905 Clarendon Ave. S.W. V VanBenthuysen, Walter 37, 91 112, 131 2310 Ninth St. S.W. Vicchiarelli, Donald 37, 126 259 Bellflower Ave. N.W. Vogelgesang, Donald 3, 37, 55, 104,107,108,114,132,145 1006 Maryland Ave. S.W. W 2514 Sixth St. S.W. Waikem, William 37 2506 Tenth St. N.W. Walker, Dale 38, 80 2311 Sixth St. N.W. Wallick, Maureen 38, 82, 88, 90, 91, 120, 127, 140 2703 Maywood Pl. S.W. Watson, Ronald 38, 84, 92,120, 125,126 141 Linway Ave. N,E. Massillon Weidman, Charlotte 38, 117, 123, 135 2709 Seventh St. S.W. Welch, Phyllis 38 1207 Greenfield Ave. S.W. Wellman, Paul 38, 136 1442 Garfield Ave. S.W. Wenzel, Barbara 38, 135 S.W. 1314 Elwood Ave. West, Mary Ellen 38, 42, 133, 146 917 Park Ave. S.W. Wetzel, Luther 3, 38, 61, 105, 107, 110, 147 807 Raft Rd. S.W. White, Richard 38, 80, 121, 126 320 Smith Ave. N.W. Wigginton, Elaine 38, 80, 125 200 Leonard Ave. S.E. Massillon Williams, Samuel 39, 120, 126 1242 Shadyside Ave. S.W. Wilson, Shirley 39, 132 1341 Ivydale Ave. S.W. Wolfe, William 10, 39 3214 Ninth St. S.W. Worstell, Ronald 39, 94, 97, 98, 99, 100, 105, 107, 109, 112, 126, 142, 144, 145 2324 Sixth St. S.W. Wortman, Linda 10, 12, 39, 53 I 61, 85, 92, 102, 111, 117, 12O,122,125,131,138,142, 147 427 Elgin Ave. N.W. Wright, William 39, 80 2420 Clyde Pl. S.W. Bidding Lincoln farewell are: P. Goldberg, G. Bosley, D. Bartrum, C. Fuller, D. Pelger, D. Trbovich, S. Secrest, unit E. Cupples. Y Yannone, Joseph 39 1524 Wertz Ave. S.W. Yates, Barbara 10, 40, 42, 43 82, 92, 116, 125, 131, 135 138 186 Mohawk Ave. N.W. Yaus, Carole 40 2722 Twelfth St. S.W. Youels, Ernest 40, 72 1367 Crescent Rd. S.W. Young, George 40, 72 1650 Clark Ave. S.W. Young, Raymond 40 312 Harrison Ave, N.W. Young, Sandra 40, 84 211 Ingram Ave. S.W. Z Zettler, Michael 40, 93, 105 106, 121, 126 415 Bellflower Ave. N.W. Zoltai, Janet 40, 123 614 Wertz Ave. S.W. J0dY MeCl'0 'eY and linda l-efkllmef look OVW After school iobs come in handy, says Kay Miller. scrapbooks and school supplies ai Rice's. SCHOOL SU L'ES BACHELLOR'S PHARMACY RICE OFFICE SUPPLY 204 Third Street N. W. Canton, Ohio PRESCRIPTION SERVICE 401 Clarendon Avenue N. W. I LITHUGRAPHERS I - eh i - -:gg --- i fy SALEM, OHIO l5l Jennie lou Jones and Frank Reid are selecting Mqrylgne Fritghley and Nancy Guess are 9 9 fheif Class fl'195- to get their school supplies and look at the cosmetics. QHIQS MOST BEAUTIFUL CONGRATULATIONS lEWELRY STORE CLASS OF '57 DUEBER DRUGS 'U 5 600 Dueber Ave. S.W. ESTABLISHED I9 IUSTUSC. ST. E . ESTABLISHED 1910 Prescription Service The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do well. LINCOLN ADULT BOOSTER CLUB BETTER CITIZENSHIP ' BETTER ATHLETICS ' BETTER SCHOLARSHIP 152 is s'fQYf 'I I PIIINEER MEATS s. FROZEN Fuuns I , ,Q In nf 'Q THE CANTON PROVISION CO. CANTON, ol-no GI. 5-0141 , wnh his usual smile serves Gull Johnson d II Ladd. MARLOWE'S ACROSS FROM LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL H YM. QM Y' I . K 4N',kjf.-.,.' .wi fi Ann J d I his green :I h f I. YOUR FASHION - SEARCH ENDS WISELY AT STERN 8. MANN'S 3 COMPLIMENTS OF T h e Ideal Furniture C o m p cr n y MARKET AVE. NORTH AT FOURTH STREET Johanne Balfisfa, Sue Jenkins and Saundra Merryman choose picnic supplies here. Kczhler 61 Kcxhler complete Old Fashioned Food Store 532-534 Clarendon Ave. N.W. Ph. GL 5-0291 Free Delivery to Canton and Suburbs Susie Chopson, Karen Mossie and An M B I ty h Ithy 'th 'Ik S U ell WI flll . Zum CIW MAKE MINE MILK! 'I54 - Rosalie McCloskey and Joyce Selby like perfum T Feldbush mes on a sport coat of . . . from I D i on I au 'F Fmney s Druq Store R 415 Market Ave. North 30fl1 STREET PLAZA Canton, Ohio Glendale 5-2-55 Wfii, .FINE APPLIANCES . . . around the house, around the world from Vacuum Cleaners .k Q Floor Polishers g i . 5 Steam and Dry Irons l D'e COSNHQS Automatic Coffee Pots Eleclromcs Electric Mixers l 155 ECKARD'S DRIVE IN ff ,, f - f ' M Dale Heiser, Chuck Camorota and Don Szostok Sue lloyd and Roymayne Bhrtram enioy C lc t I ays stop in at Eckurd's for good food after th games. CONGRATULATIONS AND SUCCESS FROM Ohio's only drive in featuring Car Hops on Roller skates SIGN OF GOOD TASTE To The Graduates CONGRATULATIONS It matter not so much what we do in life, but how we do it, and for what purpose. All of us wish all of you . . . GOOD LUCK SUCCESS HAPPINESS The Lincoln High School Band And Orchestra Parents Club 156 Your Place In The Sun' Sincere best wishes to the class of T957 May you prosper with our comm unity. AS YOUR DAILY NEWSPAPER The Respository welcomesyou to the ranks of the responsible young people of our community. We hope that through our services we may help you become mature citizens of Canton. We pledge ourselves to do the very best iob possible in keeping you informed, entertained and aware of YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN in your home town. We hope that you in turn will be will- ing to carry your share of the burden of com- munity development and progress. THE CANTON REPOSITORY Janet Hall and Pete Miller are li had some like these. You are always welcome at wit ing 'hey Annetta Smith works here. COMPLIMENTS OF enmrs Music stone DMS 'Y A compme Music Service PREscRlPtloNs oun sPEclAu1Y 124 Cleveland Ave. s.w. 3001 WGS' TUSCUYUWCS Canton, Ohio Gl. 4-3522 CANTON, OHIO 157 JAMES HARDWARE Plaza Shopping Center MAKE YOUR HOME YOUR HOBBY Spred Satin 8. Valspar Paints Everything in Hardware Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Dick White looks over material for tailor made's at Dickson's Tailors 8. Haberdashers Custom Tailoring to Your Own Individual Measure - Suits, Overcoats aoao cromer N.w. GL 6-6660 for Men and Ladies u 138 Tuscarawas W. GL 3-0581 J t Andr'o , c s of 5, ' ow ' ruc at the A Compliments of National Beauty College SCHUMAN DRUGS Corner Court and 3rd N.W. 2nd Floor Glendale 3-9977 Prescription Specialists 3600 West Tusc. 2l05 East Tusc. Corner Belden Dueber and Navarre, S. W. Home is here you make it I F the job's there, and you can get it-go ahead. Nobody can stop you from crossing state lines, choosing your own job. In America you have a right to work anywhere you please. Lots of people in other countries wish they had this same freedom. If you lived behind the Iron Curtain-or under that kind of government-you'd be expendable manpower, nothing else. You'd work where you were told' to work, at any job the state said you should do. You'd have no choice. You couldn't hope for better working conditions, criticize the boss, or pick up and leave. You know. . . it's really something, this freedom to work where you please. It's a precious heritage, part of being an American. And doesn't it give you the shudders to realize that there are people who'd like to take this right-put us all under Iron Curtain working conditions? Let's not let it happen... Keep your rights, all of them, including this one. Speak up for them. Resist any movement to take them away. Don't let anyone talk down your freedom. Compare what you've got with what they've got-and keep your right to work where you choose! The best way to protect your rights is to know them and treat them right by exercising them. Ynnneuanx nza. u. s, war. err The Timken Roller Bearing Company The right to work .thall not be abridged nor made impolenf' DO YOU KNOW YOUR RIGHTS? As Americans, we have the greatest freedom and the high- est standard of living in rhe world. Help keep it that way by knowing your rights and guarding them well. Some of them are: - Freedom of worship Right to iecrel ballot :l:Right lo know how your union spend.: your duet Freedom of xpeech Freedom of the prexr Right lo crilicize officials 'I'Right lo know xalaries of your union offirerr Freedom from search without warrant Right to peliiion government for redrexr of grievances 'lfRight to know if your union officer: are Cammunislr 'Right to know how your union ix run Right to ,speedy nad public lrial by jury Right Io help of u lawyer 'kRighI to hear your employef: .tide of dixagreemenls Righl not to appear ax a witnex: againrt yourself iRight to refuxe to pernlil lhe check-off' of union due.: 'I:Righl Io go direrl lo your bon with a grievance Right lo be pre-turned innocenl until proved guilly Freedom to own properly YRight to work despite union iurixdiclional dixpule: Freedom to work in any loralily 4'Rigbt to proper .mperrisian of your union welfare funds Freedom lo Jlari and manage a business Freedom to make a profil YRiglvt not Io be fired by union leaders H'Righl to role on fompanyk bex! offer 1I'These are rights you enjoy under the Taft-Hartley law. H'This is a right enioyed by members of United Steel Workers, C.I.O. only when the Taft-Hartley law is invoked. THEY'RE YOUR RIGHTS, TREAT TH EM RIGHT! 159 SI TOMATIC WASH AU .W,,.W,.,.- .L,,MA, - - ,.M,,Z I I 4 l I D I D D Q v, . a Q ...z --ll-Ll asf. was V5 E Vs Clegg BAR : Q.: M.. m QQ!- mud'