Lincoln High School - Lionian Yearbook (Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1958 volume:

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NPT A S, A 7 -V Q 4 N.,1u1 nf J M f f-:74 .aw , - aj kf' , A , . 1, X- 1 JL kj sv, WP 2 , XA D ,a -O xi The Sixteenth Edition of the lIONlllN LINGDLN HIGH SCHUUL Canton, 0hio STAFF Editor, Samuel Richmond, Seniors, Wanda Sherlock, Faculty, Tom Long, Sports, Torry Taylor and Fritz Massoughg Arts, Gayle Essinger, Organizations, Judith Ritz and Judith Best, Underclassmen, Gerry Hoff and Betty Jo Pease, School life, Joyce Wolcott, Photography, Daniel Kropp, Typist, Marlene Marsh. 1 FOREWORD Follow the flow of a stream and understand the ways of life. lt begins by bubbling happily along, growing every foot of the way as more is added to it from many tributaries. The stream meets and surpasses larger ob- stacles each day as it grows in force, size, and importance. This stream of life flows in Lincoln, each student is a part of it, growing with each contribution, experience, and activity. From the faculty, students gain knowledge, from experiences of others, they profit. Students encounter and overcome the problems of life daily, through student activities and by mingling with and growing alongside others, they add their contribution to the vast sea of talent. Like tall trees near a stream, stand the accomplish- ments of the people in Lincoln High School. 2 - sw z M Men ma it x ome and men may go, buf I go W. F W M .f . Four Senior boys enioy lunch together in Ohe cafeteria LincoIn's band presenis the half-time show at a football game on forever. The Brook Sidney Launier Mr. Scherff walches T. Frazier do welding on his wrought-iron chair. ov. oremun en! 1 ALMA MATER Alma Mater, Lincoln High School Hail to thee, maroon and gold. We will cherish thee and loud 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. M. Sabo gives a solo ai the Christmas Program. P. Biris and K. Brown, members of Alexis and Linion Leagues, decorate the Chrisimus Oree. ,K-21.5. CONTE TS SCHOOL LIFE ..... ACTIVITIES ...... Sports ..... Arts ..... Clubs ...... FACULTY ..... CLASSES ......... Freshman .... .. .... .. Sophomore .lunlor Senior ..... Index ...... 22 24 50 62 80 90 92 I02 110 118 I45 7 The hallowec Within these halls memories are born that will be treasured through the years. Friendships are made, lessons are learned, that will last for lifetimes. School Life is the everyday life of Lincoln students. Students busily working, relaxing, and enioying life together. Through I.incoln's busy halls, students move from class to class. Study hull time used wisely produces good grades. 8 halls of Lincoln High . . . 1 x 'Q 7 K ' 5. A' L 41 SSP i Sm - X XQJ 2:5 SF? x A Qi- .-.fx lunch in the cafeteria means relaxation and chatter. An important part of lincoln High School are the office Alexis league Big Sister , J. Horning, gives secretariesp Mrs. Pfalzgraf and Mrs. Rhodes. advice to freshman, Pam Miller. 9 -Ap. WISH 11 -1 Action on the gridiron keeps the Lincoln cheering secfion on its ioes. Chill Fall evenings add f' ma .XX K hA '7-- ,.... iw A Nfy 5 'I0 enfhusiasm . . Lincoln cheerleaders - symbols of enthusiasm and school spiril. C. Brown, P. Moser, and J. Chrislopher enioy a hot dog during 'he halflime av flue football game. M. Bamberger and C. Stefancich, members of Girls' leaders, sell programs for a lincoln football game. uh!!! 33 W h 'Ai of .., ....,.- .... leading in many adivifies are 'he oificers of fhe Boosfsr Club: D. Dieifinbaughor, secretaryp S. Richmond, presidemp J. Elmes, vice-prosidenig and J. Berkey, fronsuror. lnspiraiion plus perspiraiion Sfudeni Council members fill Christmas boxes for needy. equal success. M. Waikem mohn o final adiusfmoni Oo 'ho frame before he proceeds wiih the body work of his cur. WS N i Blue n r in fu K W . 'N Ribbon ' fig Girl 'V 4 f we ' x N 6 in x K i ' , - -J x ' ' -qt.- N.. -. Sandra Dallau puts the finishing touches on a prize winning pie. Mr. Wolfarth presents Sandra Dallau a certificate of merit for her achievement in the annual cherry baking contest. tw af f 1 , 1 ,1 ' ,J cf' I ,xr ,4 I Ju S 1 r, gf is ' 1 V Q ,Ib on L VL Q .4 'ffxhb N dw rhr, 5. Q- 'Q Q? Q , .h .. - x N .1 T , I. L V A' i V eg: , , 'Q sg i A is i s U f x N Sandra Dallau is crowned Ohio State Cherry Pie Baking Champ! ii i Baskefbal I season- Acfiviiy fhrives M. Farrell, J. Dailey, and R. Ludwig lead the cheering section in a big Team Rah! 14 Leading a cheer against the McKinley basketball team are J. Baker, D. Huff, D. Bober, B. Williams, T. Henning, and G. Wilbanks. The rush is on and J. Smith is kept busy selling tickets for All-City night at the Field House. A thousand voices ioin together in singing the Alma Mater at the end of a pep rally . 5? my 9? Q lily QM 'HSI Mr. Tisevich helps .I. Wnorski with u cabinet in wood shop. N -lm.. X hx . ,1- .. t 1 Miss Medved presents P. Slagenwhite the Betty Crocker Homemoking Award. Student Council meets under the direction of President T. Taylor, 'PF 11. Y fi X' r . W., Qhqxff gf l Q Q if' f , v wax , -,wm.,,vm M. Monterrubio practices her teaching ability as she substitutes at Dueber Elementary School. Dr. Osborne addresses the student body at the lincoln Day Assembly. T. Taylor and D. Grinstead, Lincoln's Boys' State representatives, tell the Girls' State representative, M. Blumentals, of their good time last summer. 17 fb-Q J. Reusing congratulates P. Chidester on becoming a new member of National Honor. G. Thewes crowns J. Wolcott 1957 Football Queen. , 1a ww, W 351525. The Queen and her attendants are presented to the students during the half-time show. W. Sherlock, Senior Attend- ant, escorted by G. Daniels. D. Teel crowns L. Chismar 1958 Basketball Queen as Coach Newlon's daughter bears the crown. e A Capella Choir presents the annual Christmas program. no, I9 XL .F v S as ' X, 4 Nw 3 , ffgg -Eg? ,www 1- .. Y -L . 3 - fl A I Q JOYCE WOLCOTT Queen DIANE WINKLER Freshman Attendant . K . -fav: - , . f 3 2 if Every inc FOOTBALL COURT , I K mg gg. f SYLVIA KIMREY Senior Attendant JUDIE CHRISTOPHER DOROTHY DEAN Sophomore Attendant Junior Attendant '25 Photography by Troup and Pluto Queen BASKETBALL COURT WANDA SHERLOCK Sonior Anon:-lan! rw xx X L VERONICA SIMA Junior Attendant w 1 K M gm 1 'X was wi v N E N 2 MN . .,..,iM.,.i: ,,E 3 k ,,,V ,,,. , . , I . U 1543.1 ,,gfA- .pQg3a,gs-rf' --gsm-gQfEig'S341f4. .mf','X X , N Zi.. ywiigqk XZM 5: N, . . A'1'-:-SXlI2Q1:-,:i '- .X -Q L A K' kigg. . QM V X wx 41 if f Q mf fax, i ? 5 A S pg in '.,. 2 5 I A :451-552' f.Q' 5' f, ' l x I if JA F ROBYN LUDWIG Sophomore Arrendanr LINDA CHISMAR Queen PAT LEASE Freshman Arhndunr SPORTS .... .,,,, 2 4 ARTS ..... ,,,,. 5 0 CLUBS ...... .,,,, 5 2 The waterfall is one of the most active parts of a stream. lt represents high spirit and enthusiasm the same way students show school spirit by partici- pation in sports, clubs, and organiza- tions. These school activities teach team work, fair play, responsibility, and leadership. ACT 'k wg. Ma X 'NGK' GR . A' as V -any tkwkx ,inf QT!! Q- ? 'sf 'ik I Mm! X ,NM .Q X 'V' MW , , mf 9 as X. bmw in ix .9 4, 43, M uf' 9 ik , 'V-W C 5: Www MW ' ' 9 W' fl9 3 i if ' S 1' 1 4? .1 wg, x A 3 H i 'Y' Q ,fu 4 F oofball .,,,.,' -, K - mv, . A 5 f 'sv-. 7 'fi i Fr., 3 an . 'NP' lv .ak Q .Q 'ml 3 1 X il 0 2 5 5 3 s .F l . J '9- ,Q G W we.. off' I 9 v 4 , R149 -J lRow 1, left to rightl D. De Pasquale, G. Thewes, R. Cuughey, S. Parutore, F. Knighi, W. Billings, L. Gribble, T. Dinkins, R. Van Benlhuysen. lRow 21 J. Pikna, P. Olson, J. lyke, G. Anderson, D. Welzol, R. Shryock, J. Thompson, D. Crewse, R. Wilson, G. Suimes. CRow 31 D. Wilson, G. McCoul, T. Baird, T. Okay, C. Brundsteller, Dun English, J. Brendus, Dave English, A. De Orio. 24 Team Qing, nc mp X in it A-' was .. . at 'J 4 its ,ai an 7 r its 'E i to 1' 0 , L G ...tr i ff .Q e rr' 3 . ew . e s i- , . I fit: kk Qc. K, ...Q 5 x . ,M ' t 3 0 xi? Lincoln was well represented on the Greater Canton All-Star team this year. Co-captain, G. Thewes was chosen one of the tackles on the first squady while on the second team co-captain, D. De Pasquale, was named at one guard sloty W. Billings, an end: and J. Lyke, filled the half-back position. Honoring all the gridders was the annual banquet at which trophies and wallets were presented. The outstanding back award went to T. Dinkins, with G. Thewes named as outstanding lineman. The new sportsman award was given to J. Lyke for his fine conduct on and off the gridiron. 25 1 wx., 5 ix Exit gif 5 vi ' A Q-Q' X V E I ,P Q, RSXQ ssswam ,Vg '- XLR .L A P,-. S x ,X ,555 I , Y A5 . ' up Q if Xi Swv Q N 1 QS .AA Leffermen left Io right Co-captains Don De Pasquale and Gil Thewes T. Dinkins left to right: G. McCoul, R. Von Benthuysen, F. Knight V' 'x G. Saimes and R. Van Bonthuysen close in for the tackle. D. Do Pasquale in the background brought down McKinley's passer before the ball was in the air. T. Dinkins is caught iust before stretching over for a touchdown. Lincoln's elever The Lincoln Lions, after completing a success- ful 7-2 record in '56, started the '57 season with an impressive showing against McKinley and Timken in the preview. Against McKinley, the Lions held the Pups to a scoreless deadlock but were able to move the ball with authority. Their arch-rival Timken was quite stubborn, so the Lions had to settle for another scoreless tie. The Lions controlled the ball for seven of the eight minutes played against Timken. The Lincoln Lions opened the regular season with a hard-fought victory over Cuyahoga Falls 14-7. With iust two minutes remaining in the game, Jerry Lyke crashed over from the three to cap a 60 yard drive, sparked by the fine run- ning of Art De Orio and Tom Dinkins. Both teams played on even terms through most of the encounter. Before 11,000 fans, the Lions went down to their first defeat 'I9-O at the hands of the Massillon Tigers. The Lions should be commend- ed for their fine oFfensive play. Lincoln was in- side MassilIon's ten yard line on four different occasions but couldn't find the power play to go the rest of the way. The explosive running of halfback lvory Beniamin added to Lincoln's woes. On the happy side, the Lions ended their grid relations with Lehman by trimming the Bears 35-7. Speed was our main offensive threat as Lyke, De Orio, and Saimes broke loose for many long runs. Lyke and Saimes scored two touchdowns each and Van Benthuy- sen scored the other as Dinkins added the extra points. 'DNN J. Lyke leaps high into the air to make a finger- tip catch as N. Tabellion is preparing to guard the run. fights a tough season Playing before 13,500 fans, the upset minded Lincoln Lions went down to their second defeat 27-7 to the State champion McKinley Bulldogs. Lincoln held a halftime lead of 7-6 as Dinkins threw to De Orio for a touchdown with iust 'I6 seconds remaining until halftime. The second half proved to be the same old tale as McKinley scored three times to climax the game. Chalking up their third win against two set- backs, the Lions downed a determined Canton A Canton South player is snowed under by four lincoln gridders. South Wildcat team 39-18. Lincoln completely dominated the first half of play by quickly scoring four touchdowns to lead 26-0 at halt- time. Jerry Lyke and Art De Orio again proved to be the opponent's headache as they scored two touchdowns each. Dinkins and Saimes each tallied a touchdown as the four backfield men led the charge. ln the second half, the Lincoln reserves saw most of the action as Lincoln ended their grid relations with South. The ball is free for the first of these two players who grabs it. if . 1 E 'P i J. Lyke scatter: the McKinley players before he is brought down. Playing at New Philadelphia, the Lincoln Lions showed the rainsoaked crowd, that the defensive unit was just as important as the offensive unit. The defense put on three tre- mendous goal line stands which proves the Lions had a good defensive team. Lyke and Saimes scored the only Lions' touchdowns to beat New Philadelphia, 12-7 for their fourth victory. The Lions compiled 227 yards with 13 first downs. The flu-ridden Lions went down to their third defeat at the hands of the Central Catholic Crusaders 12-6. Lincoln led at the halftime 6-0 on a pass from Dinkins to De Orio in the end zone. Central Catholic roared back in the R. Van Benthuysen figh's through for awother first down. second half to take the lead 12-6 to win a very close game. Lincoln, playing one of their best games of the season, lost a heartbreaking 13-12 decision to a much favored Alliance team. Both teams scored once in the second quarter to knot it 6-6 at the end of the first half. In the fourth quarter, the Lions were in Alliance's territory on three occasions but were unable to find the one play to take the lead. Jerry Lyke and Tom Dinkins scored a touchdown each for the Lions' score. Playing their last game for Lincoln High were thirteen senior lettermen who helped defeat Timken 21-0. This completed a victorious cam- paign with a respectable 5-4 record. PREVIEW Lincoln 0 Timken Lincoln 0 McKinley SEASON Lincoln 14 Cuyahoga Falls Lincoln 0 Massillon Lincoln 35 Lehman Lincoln 7 McKinley Canton South New Philadelphia Central Catholic Alliance Timken Lincoln 39 Lincoln 12 Lincoln 6 Lincoln 12 Lincoln 21 Graduating managers, D. Grinstead and J. Elmes are arranging articles for the last time. Behind the skilled playing by the boys on the gridiron, stands the work of the coaches and managers. This year's five man staff coached the varsity, reserve, and freshman teams to respectable seasons. The efforts of these men to build boys, who represent Lincoln well, were not in vain. Connecting the coaches and the man- agers in their efforts is the faculty man- ager, Mr. Forrest. Managers take on the job of bearing responsibility for all the needed equip- ment. During the long weeks of practice, these five boys distributed clean suits and helmets only to get back mud covered equipment. The enthusiasm of both groups is es- sential if our Lions are to be victorious. A team is needed and these groups pitch in to make a fine team. X - S' sri. .xx it Preparing the scales for the team are G. Schmidt J Allen an Coaches and managers The five man coaching staff was comprised of Mr Hotham M Bamberger, Mr. Luther, Mr. Davis, and head varsity coach Paul Dellerba. T. Novak and P. Dellerba watch the action on the gridiron '11 The practice field teaches the reserves everything the varsity knows. Reserve: promise illow 'll S. Cronin, D. Wilson, D. King, J. Leasure, J. Wilcox, J. Lewis, D. English. lRow 21 J. Atkinson, J. Sirgo, P. Olson, T. Frazier, W. Guerry, D. Easterman, J. Clark. lRow 31 J. Gannon, G. Wilson, J. Kerr, D. Crewse, D. Garaux, C. Brandstetter, J. Parrish, T. Olcey, J. Pilma. RESERVE SCORES OP . Lincoln Dover Reserve .................... 6 24 Dover St. Joseph Varsity .... 'I4 25 New Philadelphia Reserve .. O 18 Timken Reserve .................. 'l8 20 Central Reserve 33 7 McKinley Reserve 20 7 Dover Reserve .... 33 7 Central Reserve ..... . 13 7 incl Freshmen righf fufure The lion cubs are moving in fast on Central's ball carrior lRaw lp left to riglltj D. Guynup, D. Price, N. Drago mire, T. Tomlin, R. Shrelfler, G. Bush, L. Vogt, J. Weis, F. Barr. lRow 21 D. Tusedale, M. Christian, T. Bernhard, H. Tritt, K. Calla, F. Hill, P. Billings, G. Thompson, W. Volkert, M. Wortman, G. Banta, G. Atchison. lRow 3l T. Martin, K. Swa llen, R. Morris, T. Keller, R. Bober, R. Greene, J. Paulus, T. lewis, K. Pilma, F. Caplan, J. Fink, J. Anderson. FRESHMAN SCCRES Op. Lincoln Central . 'I3 0 Perry .... 0 7 Timken . 6 6 McKinley 31 0 Central .. 13 0 Louisville 0 7 lincoln's fresh have the ball and only a few yards to a touchdown. 33 Louisville ....... Sebring ...... Orange ...... Timken Minerva ..... Dover ............... Oberlin ............ Central Catholic Barberton ........ Canton South ..... ..... Akron Kenmore Wooster ........ Lehman ........... Massillon .. .... Counter-clockwise - l. to r. J. Dickerson L. McVey J. Lyke G. Anderson R. Van Bethuysen G. Daniels McKinley ............. ..... Alliance ................. ..... Steubenville .......... ..... North Canton ..... ..... Lincoln 77 81 73 63 67 60 63 74 42 84 49 51 68 58 66 69 52 75 R. Teel G. Saimes L. Gribble D. Wetzel J. Osborne N. Tabellion 34 BASKETBALL CJ.. t't 1 J U A . . . A Q U PM k if 'L 1 :LU Al ,ty www X'-, , 1 mtllllfy l is .S Kneeling, left to right: J. Dickerson, J. Lyke, G. Saimes, R. Van Benthuysen, L. McVey, N. Talaellion. Standing: L. Gribble, G. Anderson, G. Daniels, R. Teel, J. Osborne. SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Lincoln 68 Louisville 53 Lincoln 57 Canton South 62 -Em.. --MW.: ,il I x- ' ALL-GREATER CANTON CAGE SELECTIONS STARK COUNTY CAGE SELECTIONS First Team Dick Teel and Gary Daniels Second Team Larry Gribble Honorable Mention Dick Van Benthuysen and. George Saimes Records tumbled as this team registered the most brilliant season in Lincoln history. To begin with there were sixteen wins and two losses, thdse being McKinley and Steubenville. G. Daniels broke the individual scoring record of 277 points with a total of 336. D. Teel gained the highest individual average per game with 'l9.5 and high points in one game with 37. The Lions, as a team, just missed passing the season's oftensive total of l,l72 points by a defiency of two points. 35 Lincoln's bes' The Lincoln Lions started off the T957- 58 basketball season by defeating Louisville. Lincoln's height and shooting ability proved to be too much for the Leopards as Gary Daniels led the way with 34 points. The first away game showed the Lions were as good on the road as they were on their home court by beating Sebring. Dick Teel set an individual scoring re- cord as he meshed 37 points. Picking up their third victory in as many games over Orange, Lincoln then met their first intracity team, Timken. The Troians proved to be a good team, but not tough enough for the Lions as they rolled to a 63-47 win. Minerva and Dover were easy games for the Lions as they continued on their winning way. The Lions come down with the ball to keep tho game under their control. n action Ending the season in fine fashion, the Lions defeated the Massillon Tigers. Two more records were set as Gary Daniels ended the season with a total of 336 points and Dick Teel ended with the best average in Lincoln history, 19.5. Larry Gribble, Gary Daniels, and Dick Teel did most of the scoring and re- bounding for the Lions, but George Saimes and Rip Van Benthuysen are not to be forgotten. Their ability to play well in the back court made the season a team effort. The Lincoln Lions set another record as they trampled Oberlin for their seventh straight win. This broke the old mark of six set last year. Playing one of their better games of the season, the Lions completely out- classed the Central Crusaders 74-37 as they added another consecutive win. Their shooting was terrific as they hit on 41 per cent. The McKinley Bulldogs turned the trick as it ended Lincoln's victory streak. After leading 7-0, the Lions didn't play good ball. They made costly mistakes which proved fatal. Lincoln got back on the win trail by defeating Barberton, and then fought hard to turn back Canton South. Lincoln led by 15 points at half, but the Wild- cats came back to cut the lead to 3 points as the final buzzer rang. After a close first half, Lincoln poured it on in the third and fourth periods at Alliance to win 51-31. This game ended athletic relations between the two schools. Akron Kenmore was easy prey for the Lions as they emerged victorious for their twelfth victory in 13 starts. Lincoln lost a heart-breaker at Steu- benville in an overtime thriller. lt was a close game all the way, but the Stubbers managed to pull it out. 'ff gf? A ,2 L. Gribble scoops up the ball to regain possession from Akron Kenmore. Coming down with the rebound again is D. Teel in the Timken game. 37 Q. r 2'2- L The ball's on the woy to the D. Teel's shot is aff, high above the G. Daniels leaps high above basket despite the attempts of reach of McKinley players at an import- the guarding hand to lay In two the opposing team. ant moment during this thrilling game. points. 16-2 Season record The Lions then defeated Wooster as Dick Teel and Larry Gribble were high with 22 and 21 points, respectively. The following night Lincoln remained in possession of the hatchet as they whipped the Lehman Polar Bears 69-58. With the absence of Dick Teel, the cagers went on to victory at North Can- ton 'For their fifteenth win of the season. This broke the old record of 14. shows Lions' prowess Either D. Wetzel, number 24, or G. Soimes, number 32, is sun to snag the ball before it goes out of bounds. 38 i J. leisure and B. Small are putting away the final uniform B. Small and I. Evans, as basketball managers, are of the season. responsible for all the equipment. Coaches and managers Our basketball team was compos- ed of more people than the five play- ers on the floor, and the ones ready on the bench. The coaches and man- agers played an important part in winning games. The coaches used their time and experience to develop our Lions into a team which broke tive records this year. The coaching staff is assisted by managers who are close by to help when needed. These boys take care of suits, ierseys, and balls during practices and at games throughout the year. Both of these groups de- serve much credit from the students for their efforts. A real team was needed to get in- to those games this year and capture a new total of victories. Only with the fine assistance from the coaches and managers were the players able to have such a successful season. fs Checking the rough 18 game schedule is head basketball coach, Ken Newlong Mr. Dellerba coached she freshmen team. Assisting Newlon was Mr. Hotham, while Mr. Luther took charge of the reserves. 39 -9 F. Mossouh is up there stretching to gain the ball for the The reserve center, J. Thompson, stretches the reserves. highest to give lincoln the ball and an advantage RESERVES SCORES McKinley Lincoln Opponent Santon South 40 Sebring 27 Alliance 46 Orange 28 Timken 40 Timken 36 Sandy Valley 55 McKinley 49 Steubenville 54 Lehman 48 Wooster 46 North Canton 40 Lehman 39 Central Catholic 37 Central Catholic 51 Sandy Valley 30 North Canton iRow U D. Wilson, Dave English, J. Parrish, N. Zazula, W. Billings, C. Compton. iRow 21 F. Massouh D Crewse J. Thompson, P. Oleyur, P. Christ. lRow 1, left to ri9ht1 D. Price, G. Thompson, R. Ramos, T. Di Simone, A. Uebelhart. lRow 21 T. Buehler, K Swollen, P. Billings, T. Lewis, F. Money, F. FRESHMAN SCORES Lincoln Op 53 Jackson Twp. 56 Lehman 71 Longfellow 46 McKinley 48 Perry 35 Timken 41 Central Catholic 51 Sandy Valley 33 McKinley 46 Canton South 50 Lehman T. DiSimone, number 13 of the left, climbs high in an attempt to grab the rebound for the Lions. Borr. 56 Canton South 43 ponent 49 Timken 31 21 56 Sandy Valley 43 26 63 Perry 46 30 33 Jackson Twp. 29 45 50 Longfellow 48 38 42 Central Catholic 39 1 35 FROSH TOURNAMENT 44 Lincoln Oppgnenf 49 57 Timken 33 28 38 Sandy Valley 37 60 29 McKinley 28 A. Uebelhart steodies himself before adding another point against Central's frosh. 41 ww ,J 'S' fw- 'L- R 3? '-f-sq. ' -s-.xr T W iRow 'lp left to rightj H. Topaz, G. Wilbanks, F. Vogt, R. Wadsworth. iRow 21 R. Williams, G. Tllowss, D. Westhoefor, P. Tkocz, R. Shryock. Under the guiding eye of Coach Bamberger, the intramural basketball teams were formed, played their season games, and entered into a tournament. This now annual play had some new rules this year, one of which was, if a team forfeits a game it is dropped from the league. The rule was rough, but it created a strong interest in the teams which remained. Everyone has opportunity The A Division is composed of junior and senior homerooms. There were nine teams entered at the beginning of the season, and a good total of seven remained throughout to play their 'Four games. Class B had a large eleven team turnout, but only seven had a real chance at the tournament. B represents the freshmen and sophomores. iRow 'lp left to right, C. Stahllieber, T. De Ruggiero, J. McKelley, R. Hetrick, L. lint. iRow 21 I.. Robinson, T. Larkin, M. Stoyanoff, J. lewis, S. Sereychas. 42 The intramural league was well represented by some of the finest talent in lincoln High School. lRaw lp left to rightj J. Niebel, T. Okey, M. Pearson. KRow 21 D. Paushek, T. Novak, P. Olson. Absent: J. Pikna. N 1 E 1 . 'heal R5 fxfk 1 1 . - CLASS A Magicians of 306-07 . Earlobers in 310 ..... 'o see lnframural acfion lllow 15 left to rightl T. BFUQQI J. Atchison, I. Evans, l. Bircher T. Bentivegna. lkow 21 G. Ready, G. Evans, C. Buckanan, C Brandstetter J. Gannon J. Pikna gets ready to leap for the rebound in one of the intramural league games. 43 CLASS B' Tornadoes in 'I10 ..... Ramrodders of 108 Mr. Brothers tells W. Greene and R. Hill the funda- Showing D. Easterman a new hold on D. Roden is mental starting positions. Mr. Connors, one of the advisors. Takes two to tangle The wrestling club was initiated this year for boys interested in this increasingly popular sport. A chance to meet and practice after school time in the gymnasium was provided through the counciling of Mr. Connors and Mr. Brothers. The enthusiasm was great enough to bring out many D. Roden is shown with D. Easterman about to begin grappling. boys, who worked hard, and a team was formed. The selected members took part in a few inter-scholastic meets during the year. If the attitude of this year's wrestlers was a sign of future enthusiasm, next year Lincoln should build up a strong team. lRow 1, left to rightl W. Greene, D. Easterman, D. Roden, G. Little, R. Hill. lRow 21 G. Cody, R. Shryoclc, R. Page, R. Bordner. Absent was R. Hahn and l. Lint. 44 Sharp-Shoofers C. Sigler, R. Fehlman, N. Wigginton, and C. Bille aim their guns as they prepare to fire. The Lincoln Chapter of Rifle Club was organized in January of this year. With Mr. Andrews, Mr. Wolfarth and Mr. Lux as the Club's advisors, rifle club met Tuesday and Thursday of each week at the Armory located by Meyers Lake Park. Toward the close of the school year the club, composed of both boys and girls, formed a team of the top ten scorers each week. Everyone was given a chance to improve their shooting and participate on the active team. The officers of the club are Glenn Kinser, president, Clayton Bille, vice-president, Judy Ritz, executive officer, and Danny Kropp, secretary-treasurer. 45 wr Q we Right to left: P. Stephens, J. Mayeros, S. Taylor, S. Kimery, B. Swank, J. Davis, K. Kneeling: K. Bolender and L. Rex. Standing: left to right: J. Wagner, B. Troiano, L. Weir, C. Brown. Right to left: D. Fitzpatrick, C, Stef- ancich, V. Sima, L. Maurer, S. Schwein- furth, R. Ludwig, J. Varner, P. Chidester. Army Navy Landers, J. Marchewka. VARSITY SCORE Q..-1' LJ CL? Army Navy Left to right: S. Denoyer, S. Cure, M. Bamberger, W. Sherlock, J. Mossop, S. Tlvorley, S. Evans. RESERVE SCORE lN'5XV ' lKneelingg left lo righll G. Kirkbricle and K. Sherlock. lS0andingl P. Biris, N. Amsiuiz, L. Kascur, L. Fellows. lleft fo righfl R. Hcmilion, B. Vega l.. Cllismur, P. Baird, S. Donaldson, J Smith, G. Jozwiukowski, J. Ben. Golf, baseball, and tract VARSITY BASEBALL Opp. Lincoln 9 9 Jackson Barberton l 'I Central Catholic 8 7 McKinley 2 0 North Canton 5 'll Competing in city-wide rounds was our golf team com- Tlmken 6 9 posed of R. Boylan and R. Bennet, kneelingg and 5. Snyder, NOI ll l Canton 0 5 G. Copeland, B. Nastolf, R. Bayless, standing. Massillon 4 8 North Canton ll 8 South 7 4 North Canton l 5 In the upper right picture, Coach Bamberger instructs L. McKinley 3 9 Smith on the fundamentals of golf as L. Ross, C. Bennet, C. Jenkins, and G. Davis listen closely. TOURNAMENT McKinley 7 1 LEAGUE PLAY-OFF McKinley 2 l lRow I, left to rightl J. Brendus, R. Worstel, G. Thewes, V. Stroia, J. Chismar, W. Van Benthuysen, D. Wadsworth. lRow 21 T. Dinkins, J. Lyke, M. Waikem, T. Okey, L. McVey R. Van Benthuysen, W. Billings. lRow 3l W. Greene, M. Sokolovicll, D. Butler, R. Smith, R. Shirey. f we ily, C M tt .illfftllf 2 ymgzsk f ,5,4c.6fzb sZL,fCc0z dw! .E ' A 3 F Rf ' or L ff S i '16 , . w. I i , . A v nd ' max Y . .55 l -- lv TJ, I, 5 1, ,S , I lr Q u . 4.-9 l - 1 w . i ,EA 1 g , . ,, 48 low ihaf Spring is here SEASON MEETS Lincoln 74 Greensburg Green 44 Lincoln 69 Timken 53K North Canton 255 Lincoln 83 Lehman 35 Lincoln 69 Brewster 49 Lincoln 58 Timken 60 Lincoln 80 Central Catholic 29 Lincoln 40 Massillon 78 NORTH CANTON INVITATIONAL RELAYS Wooster 57M Lincoln 44K North Macedonia 34l6 Timken 33K Lehman 20K ALL-CITY MEET McKinley 87 Lincoln 50 Timken 45M Lehman 29K CANTON TWILIGHT RELAYS McKinley 41 Massillon 36 Alliance 20 Akron North 15 Lincoln 'HZ Timken 'ISZ J. Elmes Ries over the Hnish line to snap the string iust ahead of Tlmken's man. teams- DISTRICT RELAY Lincoln placed sixth in a field of 33 lllow 1, left to rightl L. Gribble, G. Baxter. J. Farrall, A. De Orio, G. Saimes, L. Wetzel, T. Novak, R. Teel, L. Ellison. lRow 2l J. Miller, D. Grinstsad, A. Baillie, J. Elmes, H. Topaz, N. Zazula, J. Pikna, G. Daniels, N. Tabellion, J. Russell. lRow ID J. Clarke, G. McCouI, D. Southerland, G. Fravel, W. Small, C. Brandstetter, J. Sirgo, J. Walters, J. Thompson. lRow 41 R. Summers, G. Wilbanks, J. Wilcox, J. leasure, C. Stahlheber, R. Davis, T. Craddock, R. Shryoek. l 49 Sung or playe universe The band and maiorettes present c half-lime show at the The Band Parents sponsor a bake sole uf open house siadium. The pep band in their usual spof playing the Oeum on Oo victory, 5 if M Q5 I A . ffIy,,f,?ig X 'N xiii iusic is a Jnguage Lincoln's outstanding A-Cap- ella Choir proudly represents our school. The team work and enthusiasm in this organization is rarely matched. This year, as always, Miss Cogan, the direc- tor, produced a group that has won honor, respect, and fame with every audience. Their acti- vities are many, and include the seasonal concerts, performing for civic clubs, and the climax- ing May Fiesta. All in all, we think their nearly perfect work scores a winner every time. The A Capella opens the National Honor assembly. As cr singer fhinkefh SECOND CHOIR lRow U S. Wenger, M. Anderson, M. loliger, J. Wilson, A. Martini, D. Daudna, M. Bamberger, J. D. Siegenthaler, N. Wigginton, S. Samodi, K. Page, S. M. Holland, N. Dobina, S. Pace, C. Harper. lRow 31 J. Hutton, D. Grinsfead, R. Ryan, D. Small, R. Sacco, J. Klein, D. Spilcer, J. Elmes, T. Dinlxins, T. Wright, D. T. Walfenbaugh, E. Rhodes, J. Borcoman, A. Lewis, J. P. Ludwig, M. Reynolds, V. Sima, J. Wolcott, S. Hannahs, M. Sabo Wolliscroff, C. Slefancich, J. Berkey. KRow 2D M. Heinbaugh Blcmerf, J. Denkhuus, P. Custer, M. Lalinsky, C. Athens, R. Loliger P. Miller, J. Schwilzgebel, B. Sleckley, J. Price, J. Miller, J. Wilhelm T. Anderson, B. Yoder. lRow 41 D. Bailey, J. Niebel, L. Brown Thornburg, R. Samoila, D. Huff, B. Ackerman. lRow 51 D. Bowman Allen, J. Parrish. 52 1 o singefh he i O Solo Mio A. Lewis practices u Fiesta song accompanied by Miss Cogan while M. Anderson looks on. R 1 i 3 f . 5 'Qc The A Cappella's carols echo through the hulls ut Christmas. SECOND CHOIR Qllow 1, left to rightl L. Daugherty, B. Davis, L. lucy, N. Hedden, N. Burkett, 5. Toylor, N. Brannon. lRow 21 N. Amstutz, J. Bender, J. Best, J. Jundura, C. Grella, P. Hawkins, J. Ehret, B. Wells. flow 31 J. Yukos, J. Muncer, B. Pleis, D. Eustermon, G. Rhiel. f.. Q x 2 5 2 1 : s ' 3 5 ll 1 n Y PEP BAND Lx! gi fRow U J. Zigo, D. Dieffenbaugher, C. Ronk, P. Miller, D. Keefer, B. Borello, R. Bertram, P. Kark, B. Lava, M. Monferrubio, N. Gann, B. Pleis, B. Henry, D. McMaken. !Row 21 B. lauxman, D. Bethel, D. Doudna, D. Reed, C. McGill, J. Pappas, J. Mclaughlin, S. Scott, J. Carper, B. Morrison, D. Moiiice, S. Kark, L. Heinzerofh, B. Page, G. Sfarkey. lRow 31 G. Ready, R. Ryan, R. Polen, T. Slane, C. Jenkins, B. Corper, R. Bethel, K. Thomas, D. Bowman, T. Lewis. 54 l Now hour this is Mr. Baylus's cry to his students. Lincoln has good reason to be proud of its instru- mental music department. Besides the marching band there are the pep band, the orchestra, and symphonic band. The man behind -all this is our capable band director, Mr. A. J. Bayless. Few people realize the many long hours of hard work the band members put in - not only during the school year but also during summer months - in order that we might enioy halftime shows at the football games, pep music at assemblies and basketball games, and the annual band concert. A lot of credit goes, also, to the Band Parents Organi- zation. This organization charters buses so that the band can go to out-of-town games and is the sponsor of the annual Military Ball. 55 . S l 2 i Q 2 5 Ee E S 1 2 5 i E 3 PICCOLO - Marylane Fritchley. FLUTE I - Diane Dieffenbaugher, Jennie Lou Jones. FLUTE II - Joy Zigo, Karen Trenary. OBOES - Art Lewis, Lynette Kacsur. BASSOONS - Carol Pershing, Jean Mulholland. CLARINET I - Pete Miller, Dick Keefer, Nancy Guess, Ronnie Sacco, Janet Class, Romayne Bertram. CLARINET ll - Carol Richards, Patty Kark, Diane M:Macken, Bob Pleis, Sandy McCoy, Patty Shandor, Jerry Boone, Pat Leas. CLARINET III - Charlotte Hill, Nancy Gann, Lauralee Wallace, Ruth Evans, Sharon Hildebrandt, Maryann Monterrubio, Bonnie Love. ALTO CLARINET - Danna, Cosner, Linda Reese. BASS CLARINET - Beverly Henry, Carol Rank. ALTO SAXOPHONE I - Dick Borgner, Bonnie Lauxman, Dennis Reed, Diann Doudna. ALTO SAXOPHONE ll - Michael DoStefano, Judy Hileman, Gwendolyn Starkey, Lynne Heinzeroth, Patty May. TENOR SAXOPHONE - 56 s . ,. ,l Q wx' . 3 5 A W , 7 if , 1 I W Lf!! f K i -I L vc! A V ' ' iff fo J .f' , U 4 S4 ' 1 ' V X f , If fi k C L ff' E fi V ,F ,,,y,V,: .' ' ' f'f5 ,- ., I K rg ., sf' I i Qi' I 4 i J' ' ' v 1 is 4, ff, 4 KE n I -. 513' I ,if A l 1, , - .gl i A fLf i 'Q 5 1 s 5 v Steve Kark, Bob Page, Waid Spiclell. BARITONE SAXOPHONE - Dick Bethel. TUBA - Ronnie Bethel, Karen Boldt, Bob Carper, Gary Freeman, Elmer Staneking. BASS VIOL - Susan Lloyd. PERCUSSION - Ronnie Ryon, Tom Slane, Ray Polen, Charles McGill, Bonnie Coldren. CORNET I - Dave Mottice, Janet Carper, Gilbert Bartholomew, Frank DeSantis. CORNET Il - Don Westhoefer, Bryan Morrison, Sharon Scott, Joyce Barnhardt. CORNET III - Jim Pappas, Bob Sanders, Bob DiGiacomo, Judy Rupple, Judy McLaughlin, Denise Caron, Monty Reed, Kathleen Rogers. FRENCH HORNS - Pat Malzohn, Ted lewis, Betty McDougal, Kay Thomas. BARITONE - Chuck Jenkins. TROMBONE I - Bill Jordan, Dave Bowman. TROMBONE II - Bill Chismar. TROMBONE Ill - Lance Clark, Linda Schalorn. TYPMANI - Gary Ready. 57 Z 2 2 A i 5 3 s 1 2 Q X. x lPianol S. Lloyd. fRow IJ L. Daugherty, J. Fowler, M. Sabo, J. Leatherman, T. Wright. CRow 21 S. Kark, D. Borgner, A. Lewis, D. Dietfenbaugher, P. Miller, R. Bertram. fRow 31 D. Bowman, K. Thomas, C. Pershing, J. Carper, B. Morrison, R. Ryan. STS!!! 4.0 -9 JL Q53 ...i was Q. 1 nuin -JS Head Cheerleader: Patsy Stephens. Left to right: R. Ludwig, K. Miller, B. Miller, C. Shissler, J. Daily, M. Farrall. 58 -- 'M-wannnn em. .5 , 4- Q ,. - i ..-.,.,, , ' 71:22. V - - kv W W 0 yn -H dural duiii ...pw MAJORETTES Center: J. Barnharl, M. Bergman, B. Lauxman. Clockwisez P. Kark, C. Rank, S. Hildebrandi, S. McCoy, B. Coldren, P, May, S. lloyd. Anoiher victory! The band leaves the stadium after a iob well clone. L. vv 59 Speak to us, O spirits. Looking over the prospectus. E 2 l S i s l l l About to have an argument. -x . Q e W The Minuot ot its best. Senior Play - One of the highlights of the year is the presentation of the Senior Class Play. Presented annually by the senior members of the Wig and Masque Club, these plays have packed hun- dreds into our auditorium with every- thing from comedies to spine-tingling mysteries. This year's play, Sight Unseen , was a three act comedy enacted in England. Lady Judith, the last of a long line of Elliots, has inherited Barnsley, a sixty room ancestral house. Judith trys to sell Barnsley but has no luck because the house is haunted. Finally, she finds a buyer who wants the house because of the fact that it is haunted. The compli- cation starts when the buyer wants to meet the ghosts before the deal is com- plete, The ghosts, not wanting the house to change hands, refuse to materialize. Lady Judith Elliott .......... Sharon Jordon Henry Malone ........................ Bill Davis Archibald Andrews ........ Gary Wilbanks Gen. Sir Thomas Elliott ...... Ted Henning Mat ............................ Trygve Anderson Mrs. Malone .............. Mara Blumentals Lady Hortense Elliott ............ Polly Fiest Lady Penelope Elliott ...... Betsy Elsasser Etta ............................ Merle Leavens Miss Potter ...... .... C harlene Caplan ikow IJ G. Wilbanks, P. De Pasquale, T. Henning, B. Elsasser, S. Pocci. iRow 21 S. lewis, J. Facklor, M. Monterrubio, B. Plois, P. Fint. Laurie Huntington Sidney Huntington Martha Huntington Wally Huntington ..... Miss Gustavesky ....... Joan Wood ........... Lillian Wood ........ Ted Wood .............. ........................ Mark Bradford ..... Patty De Pasquale Horatio P. Honeywell .......................... Bob Pleis Beii, ETQCTSS? Guests at Martha's Tea GorY Wilbcmks Amelia Pam Miller Pauline Fiest Walola Nancy Snively U H ' S andy Pocci Caroline Blakesly ........ ................ J ill Fackler Mary Ann Momerwbio grace Scgtoenbeck ....... ..... M argaregulglolllasi - . ........... i .. ..................... Bill Davis THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED Laurie Huntington, a college sopho- more majoring in psychology, returns home to find her family in a bunch of psychological knots . Mr. Huntington is upset because of Ted Deadwood Wood, a hated rival in the used-car business. Mrs. Huntington is very worried about the tea which she has to invite the wife of a bank presi- dent and other important ladies. Lau- rie's brother, Wally, is in the dog house because he insists on going steady with Joan Wood, the daughter of Dead- wood . Laurie is convinced that by using her college course in psychology she can straighten out her family's problems. The Little Dog Laughed , a play which people of all ages enioyed. the script. 61 Blu Blau, el'eSe YOWD .......... .... Student directors, F. Knight and M. Lsavons, looking over STAGECRAFT IRow 'll l. Cook, G. Wilbanks, D. De Pasquale. lRow 2l T. Hen- ning, T. Baird, D. Bober, T. Dinkins, B. Williams. Stage Craft - Working behind the scenes for all school productions are the members of the Stage- craft Club. With the help of Mr. Randels, these boys are responsible for all the stagework done for the May Fiesta, the Senior Class Play, the All School Play, and the Variety Show along with the pep rallies, the noon movies, and the assemblies. it s , . 1 . as 'V i 5' K K r 1 P X . I Taking time out from a busy schedule to have their picture taken are the officers of the Speech and Debate Club. They are S. Greenfield, vice-president: C. Nagel, secretary, and P. DePasquale, president. All the world SPEECH AND DEBATE lRow 'll S. Greenfield, E. Wilson, S. Donaldson, B. Geniatakis, J. Elliott, C. Caplan, K. Dray, J. lsenmnn, J. Miller. fRow 2l M. Menough, J. Kendzora, J. Mossop, S. Tietze, S. Hildebrand, S. Miller, C. Sopinski, P. Kime, B. Snyder. KRow 31 I.. Weir, D. Tidball, L. Roach, N. Krumm, J. Jandura, R. Ellison, B. Leidner, S. Roby, P. De Pasquale. fRow 4l P. Christ, J. Plummer, E. Rhodes, J. Baker, T. Waltenbaugh, J. Fanno, J. Abel, B. Davis, M. Eller. Speech 8. Debate - Determined to win in this year's tournaments, the members of the Speech 81 Debate Club have worked diligently to improve their speeches and delivering. However, the main purpose of the club is not to win the tournaments but to teach the members how to express themselves in public. The members receive points for participating in the tournaments, after receiving twenty-five points, they are eligible to join the National Forensic League which is an honorary society for the outstanding speech students. 62 WIG AND MASQUE lRow ll L. Rechkemmer, L. Daugherty, J. Lehmiller, P. De Pasquale, J. English, C. Caplan, T. Kines, J. Mayeros, L. Krumm, J. Wooliscroft. lRow 2l N. Amstutz, R. Koller, M. Menough, M. Eller, K. Simcox S. Lewis, M. Holland, S. Jordan, R. Gordon, J. Fuckler. lRow 31 J. Bender, r F'et Evans, M. Blumentals, N. Wigginton, J. Abel, F. Knight, B. Elsasser, P. Buns I 5 , shbaugh, S. Pocci, lRow 41 R. Martinez, T. Anderson, G. Wilbanks, B. Pleas, T. Henning, R. Shryock, B. Yoder, B. Blair, B. Davis, T. Davis. B. Pease, P. J. Best, J. Fa o Il is a stage . . . Wig 8. Masque who are to learn includes makeup, work also. The yea interesting Kent work the direction of Mrs. Bolster, the ad- visor of t the All Sc the year. After acquiring forty points by participating in the various activities, a member is eligible to join Thes- pians which is an Honorary Dram- atics Club. Cl interested in and would like V more about the stage. This not only acting but publicity, Masque - The Wig and ub is open to all students directing, and backstage r's activities included many speakers and a trip to the shop. The members under he club, annually present hool Play which highlights 5 3' ',,,t 5 X12 2 is .'.px:twv+w,,. . The olticers of the Wig and Mosque club, J. Abel, vice-president T. Anderson, president, and P. Fiest, secretary-treasurer, seem to be engrossed in the script for this year's All School Play. 63 1 v if COIN CLUB The members of the Coin Club are. Iseatedl J. Gannon, C. Brandstetter, B. Steckley, lstondingi G. Davidson, R. Het- rick, and B. Pleis. Coin Club - The Coin Club is made up of boys interested in collecting and studying rare and interesting coins. They hold their meeting with Miss Ruff, their advisor, on the third Tues- day of each month. J AUDIO VISUAL lRow 'IJ J. Kenclzora, D. Tidball, T. Martinez, K. Moore, L. Holfee, T. Olono, J. Parry, T. Petroff. iRow 21 L. Blackburn, H. Topaz, T. Waltenbaugh, .I. Harding, K. Swallen, A. White, T. Bernhard, R. Tamper. TREASURER'S OFFICE The girls working in the Treasurer's Office are iseatedl L. Chismar, J. Ritz, L. Fellows, istandingl J. Smith, S. Sch- weinfurth, and W. Sherlock. Treasurer's Office - Each year Mr. Kristy picks several girls who have received good grades in shorthand and typing to as- sist him in the treasurer's oFfice. Each of these girls works a mini- mum of one period each day, they handle all the financial altairs of the school, such as selling the tickets for all social and sport events and keeping the records of all money that comes into the school. The meeting wi Audio Visual - Those boys who make up the Audio Visual Operators Club are re- sponsible for the operating and care of all proiectors and other audio-visual equip- ment. Before becoming a member each boy must pass a test showing his ability in handling a projector. Only those that pass are admitted to the club. 5 ' nssssfzssxizmi s s it I i 3 i fi gi Q l FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Ulow li C. Meese, L. Sanford, K. Goebel, S. Taylor, D. Hill, E. Miller. illow 2l J. Wagner, T. Gorney, T. Krueger, B. Wells, S. Roby, .l. Mulholland, D. Haddad, R. Lint. tkow 33 M. Egner, G. Essinger, P. Gray, A. Baker, M. Gritfen, K. Bolender, S. Chopson, G. Lab, R. Garrison. iRow 4l M. Savage, J. Signorell, J. Fowler, B. Senften, S. Kettler, C. Grella, P. Thomas, P. Christoff, P. Boom- hower, B. Haley. Future Homemakers of America - Toward New Horizons is the motto of the newly organized Future Homemakers of America Club. This club, spon- sored by Mrs. Pittman, is made up of girls who have completed six weeks of Homemaking or Personal Regimen. The purpose of the club is to foster the development of creative leadership in the home, school, church, club, and community. The members strive for degrees by working on various proiects which fulfill this purpose. Science Club - The Science Club is made up of students interested in working on various scientific proiects. In the early spring an exhi- O bition is held at Kent State University. Here, T students from the north-eastern section of Ohio can display their proiects which are classed as either excellent, superior or good by the iudges. i i HHS li Zh f' The officers of the Future Homemakers of America club, lseatedi P. Thomas, treasurer, P. Christoff, vice- president, N. Pyatte, parlimentarian, istandingi P. Neibel, secretary, G. Essinger, president, and J. Wag- ner, historian, eniay planning their future homes. lleft to right! D. Tidball, L. Riley, B. Plais, L. Hotfee SCIENCE CLUB X i , 1 BEGINNERS STAFF AIDES fRow IJ J. Miller, P. Phelps, S. Erskine, J. Lehmiller, P. Miller, D. Werner. lRow 21 N. Trogler, I.. Rechkemmer, S. Pocci, K. Kropp, J. Workman, K. Makailia, J. Lab. lRow 31 S. Cooper, C. Bartho- lomew, B. Pease, E. Thompson, D. Kelly, M. Eller, J. Hileman. Staff Aides - Staff Aides is an organization open to any girl interested in working at the Tuberculosis Center, the Filter Center, or one of the hospitals. Those members who have worked less then ten hours are considered Beginners. After completing ten hours, they are promoted to Advanced group, where they must work fifty hours a year. The Beginners, Advanced, and Super Aides all join together for a Valentine Tea at which awards are given to outstanding members. Serve, share, grow, be happy SUPER AIDES Ready to deliver the flowers to the patients at Aultman Hospital are the members of Super Aides. They are lfrom left to rightl C. Smith, M. Griffen, P. Neibel, .I. Reusing, E. Moss, and B. Wells. Super Aides - Those girls who have worked at least three hun- dred hours make up the Super Aides. After becoming Super Aides, the girls must work at the hospital regularly where their duties include delivering flowers and messages and informing visi- tors when it is time to leave. 66 The olficers of Beginners Staff Aides and their ad- visor, Mrs. Francis, look through some Red Cross material. The officers are D. Winkler, secretary- treasurer, and C. Berg, president. J. Davis, president, and J. Jandura, secretary- treasurer, the officers of Advanced Staff Aides, re- port to Miss Medvid, their advisor, on the club's activities. ADVANCED STAFF AIDES lRow 11 S. Breedlove, D. Marshall, l.. Sanford, C. Nagel, E. Moss, L. Burton, M. Bently. lRow 21 P. Neibel, E. Stewart, D. Brooks, K. Wilkinson, N. Kenedy, S. Schario, R. Koller,'C. Shissler. lkow 31 M. Farrell, S. Wenger, C. Smith, J. Davis, M. Novak, B. Wylie, B. Wells, L. Ross, J. Reusing. QRow 41 J. Davis, J. Smith, G. Griffith, P. Baker, A. Rogers, J. Jandura, P. Chidester, M. Grilfen, J. King, R. Daugherty, S. Thorley, J. Bender. 67 ss was K, .ts i Wit' NURSE'S HELPERS lSeatedl N. Babcock. fStanding left to right! M. Shive, D. Haddad, R. Ludwig, A. Miller, C. Faiello, K. Klein. Proudly displaying the plaque awarded to them by the Women's Medical Auxiliary are the officers of Nurse's Helpers - The Nurse's Helpers are a the Future Nurses' Club. They are S. Hunnahs, secre- group of girls who volunteer their extra study fury: R- lvlfwis. treasurer: C- Smith, President: Gnd periods to assist Mrs. Le Masters, the school P' Balm P 5'd ' nurse. Each girl is scheduled to work one period a week. They help Mrs. Le Masters to check the students ears and eyes, keep records, and run errands. ll-af 1 FUTURE NURSES' CLUB lRow lj G. Kirkbride, M. lewis, B. Troiana, K. Oott, J. Macknll, J. Miller. lRow 21 V. Allen, B. Miller, C. Owen, D. Marshall, N. Kenedy, C. Nagel, C. Perdue, L. Weis, L. Parker, E. Jones. lRow 31 P. Ludwig, B. Love, D. Fitzpatrick, P. Miller, N. Brill, M. Sosinski, J. lab, J. Workman, S. Han nahs. fRow 41 J. Lowther, C. Smith, G. Huther, C. Potts, M. Hill, R. Gurdon, J. Riley, S. Luck, N. Martelli, lRow 5i J. Davis, C. Jacobson, J. Davis, R. Ludwig, R. Daugherty, S. Thorley, l. Schladorn, P. Baker, P. Haiden, S. Tietze, C. Bartholomew, S. Buda. 68 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA lRow ll J. Erziglxeit, L. George, L. Wallace, C. Waller, P. Custer, L. Shimp, N. Wigginton, J. Carl, M. Anderson. iRow 2l M. Monterrulaio, M. Capehart, S. Bollinger, P. Kark, C. Schmidt, L. Kines, J. Wilson, A. Martino, V. Kline, B. Snyder, B. Battista, D. Siegenthaler. iRow 31 L. Ross, C. Berg, C. Holmes, B. Kingsnorth, M. Camarata, L. Garber, J. English, K. Bolt, J. Class, S. Kirby, J. Fashlaaugh, C. Hill, A. Jones, M. Lalinslcy. lRow 41 C. King, D. Lewis, K. Vahila, C. Stefancich, B. Lauxman, R. Bertram, S. Lloyd, G. Half, D. Doudna, M. Sabo, M. Bamberger, J. Carl, D. Cosner, T. Taylor. lRow 51 E. Rhodes, J. Jandura, C. Culver, J. Russell, P. Crooke, H. Tkorz, K. Massie, R. Loliger, N. Amstutz, H. Wynn, P. Fiest, S. Swallen, B. Elsasser, J. Wilhelm. Planning for the fufure Future Teachers of America - The Future Teachers of America Club was organized for the purpose of giving the students who are interested in teaching as a profession an opportunity to test this interest. Among their other activities, the Junior and Senior members are given the chance to actually teach in one of the local grade schools. All members look forward to the F.T.A. Banquet to which each invites his favorite teacher. At this banquet, which is held in the early spring, the students and teachers enioy a good meal and an interesting progarm. Future Nurses' Club - Ever since its organization in l954, the Future Nurses' Club has been one of Lincoln's most popular clubs. lt is made up of girls who are interested in the nursing profession. Through the club they are acquainted with the different types of nursing and the advantages of each type. This year, the members showed real Christmas spirit by making favors which thrilled the children at Mercy and Timken Mercy Hospitals. As a climax to the yeor's activities, they planned a trip to one of Cleveland's well-known hospitals. 69 The officers of the Future Teachers of America club look forward to careers in the teaching profession. They are lseatedl R. Loliger, vice-president: J. Wilson, secretary, lstandingl C. Stephancich, treasurer, M. Anderson, president, and P. Boggs, historian. OFFICE ASSISTANTS lRow 'I1 S. Taylor, E. Eckslberry, J. Wagner, K. Klein, S. Kimrey, M. Hartzoll. lRow 21 A. Baker, S. McFarland, K. Heinbauglt, .I. Horning, C. Delmont, J. Dailey, A. Stodghill. lRow 31 J. Rutter, P. Custer, P. Christofl, M. Evans, P. Biris, B. Elsasse-r, J. Vogelsang, R. Raiti. Office Assistants - Ready, willing, and able! is a good description of the Office Assistants. This group is made up of boys and girls who work during their extra study periods to help Mr. Wolfarth's secretaries and to assist in the attendance and guidance offices. Included in their many duties are collecting absence slips, running errands, and answering the telephone. Because they perform their duties efficiently and quietly, the day at Lincoln moves more smoothly. Ready, willing, and able Radio Broadcasting - Providing a , distinct and useful service to the school is the Radio Broadcasting Club. Under the direction of Miss Gruber, the members of this club read the scriptural portion of the devotions which begin each day. Any an- nouncements, advertisements, or pre- views of school functions are also presented by these students. RADIO BROADCASTING lllow 'I1 M. Holland, B. Elsasser, P. De Pasquale. fRow 21 P. Custer, P. Biris, E. Rhodes, R. loligor. lRow 31 J. Best, B. Yoder, B. Blair, J. Klein. 70 LIBRARY STAFF iRow It D. Hill, S. Pocci, P. Miller, E. Moss, C. Lawson, E. Wilson, K. Dray, S. Erskine. lRow 21 P. Streza, B. Geniatakis, M. Savage, B. Wells, N. Wigginton, M. Monterrubio, R. Gardon, C. Rodgers, B. love, J. Riley, B. Bricker. iRow 3D H. Johns, M. Eller, P. Christoff, M. Griffen, P. Fiest, C. Athens, M. Griffon, K. Simcox, J. Abel, P. Cunningham. Library Stal? - Organized for the purpose of helping students to use the library to its fullest extent, the Library Staff is made up of girls interested in learning more about the procedures in a library. Their many duties include carding and shelving books, checking overdue notices, and distributing the attendance slips to study halls. They also process new books, mend books and magazines, and take care of the mail. This year, through the work of a committee of Library Staff members, colorful displays have been placed on the library bulletin boards announcing new books and other items of interest. b,,.......................N---.s---..-.............. -,.................,.. A typical scene is posed in the library by the three vice-preqdent. Having read the scripture, E. Rhodes looks on as M. Holland reads the announcements. 71 library Staff officers. They are P. Strom, secretary- treasurerp P. Christoff, president, and N. Wigginton, left to right first row S Care W Sherlock J Mayeros P Stephens S Denayer. Second row: S. Taylor, l. Fellows, J Smith J Davis J Mossop C Stefanclch C Browne Third row V Slma, K. Page, P. Biris, J. Best, P. Chidester, Girls' Leaders - Chosen to lead and instruct Freshmen and Sophomore girls in their physical education training, Girls' Leaders have an active interest in basketball, volleyball, tumbling and the annual Army-Navy game which occurs in the spring. Girls' Leaders also sell programs at both basketball and football games. Seated left to right P Brls, Vlce President J Mayeros Trea- surer W Sherlock Presldent and standing P Chldester Secretary. ANNUAL BUSINESS STAFF First row loft to right: J. Jones, C. Rodgers, P. Neibel, J. Mayeros. Second row: S. Roby, A. Boker, S. Pfouts, C. Folollo, N. Roiglo. Third row: B. Wells, N. Wigginton, M. Griffin, P. Fisst, P. Thomas, P. Christoff, B. Elsassor. CHESS CLUB Annual Business Staff - Backing the progress of the editorial part of the an- nual stat? was the business group. They sold annual subscriptions to the students and advertising space to the various business concerns, both of which con- tributed to the financial success of the annual. Sitting loft to right: L. Holfee and T. Waltonbaugh. Standing left to right: B. Plois, G Klnser, D. Dorkoff, D. Koehr, R. Howenstein, G. Ellor, B. Page, B. Blair, and I. Davis. 73 Chess Club - Chess, a game of strategy, was played hard by an all male team of eleven. Meeting peri- odically every month in the Chemistry Lab under the leadership of Glenn Kinser, the team is constantly striving for a better game of chess. Seated left to right: D. Diolfinbaugher, T. Taylor, and P. Slagenwhite. Standing left to right: J. Ritz, L. Krumm, S. Simodi, B. Davis, and V. Sima. From left to right: N. Wigginton, L. Chismar, A. Stodghill, J. Donkhaus, R. Shryock, M. Fritchley, T. Kines, and P. Kirkbride. Pens flourish Echo Staff - This year's newspaper staff was com- posed of members of the Journalism class. Under the leadership of Mr. Zuber, the six page Lincoln Echo went to press nine times. It is the aim of the staff this year to unite Lincoln through school news of interest and promote a b e t t e r understanding be- tween teachers and students. It also served as an invalu- able aid to members of the Journalism class by providing them with practical experi- ence in the field of writing. Seated: S. Schweinfurth. Standing loft to right: D. McGraw, E. Sardoito, P. Kamo, S. Chopson, G. Essingor, C. Gates, and J. lsenman. Shutters c ick . . . Annual Staff - The click of the camera is truly the symbol for the Lionian staff as the quality of the yearbook is determined by the pictures, their organi- zation and the copy. This years Lionian staff tried to represent school life in all its various moods by pic- turing the students at work and play. D. Kropp, photographer, hands G. Hoi an underclassmen picture while T. Taylor, sports, looks on. From left to right: M. Marsh, T. long, B. Peas, W. Sherlock, and J. Wolcott. Standing left to right: J. Ritz .I Best and G. Essinger. Seated: S Richmond Alexis League - Alexis is composed of girls maintaining a 90, or above, average throughout their high school course. It is the privilege of Alexis to act as sen- ior advisors to the freshman homerooms to help freshmen be- c o m e acquainted with the rules and traditions around Lin- coln. Alexis members are always available for any service they can render to their school, such as aiding teachers or ushering at formal functions. .E 2 6 ALEXIS LEAGUE lleft to right, Row 'I1 M. Anderson, P. Biris. lSeated1 B. Elsasser, J. Mossop, M. Menough, N. Wigginton, R. Raili. lRow 21 R. Loliger, G. Harter. iRow 31 M. Marsh, J. Ritz. fRow 41 .I. Reusing, L. Fellows, J. Horning, M. Heinbuugh, P. Stephens, W. Sherlock, M. Blumontals. nf , . . fe 1 Left to right: Glow 'I1 W. Sherlock, M. Anderson, N. Wigginlon, R. Loligo-r. lRow 21 J. Elmss, D. Keefer, D. Huff, N. Dobina. Linion League - With the same initial re- quirements as Alexis, Linion League was well represented this year by it's 'I9 senior members. Led by Dick Keefer, Linion took an active part in con- ducting the chapel services and contri- buted t h e i r whole- hearted enthusiasm to the selling of Lin- coln decals. LINION LEAGUE Service and Scholarship ileft to right, Row 11 T. Long, T. Anderson, D. Keefer, P. Miller, L. Hoffee. lRow 21 J. Bobby, K. Brown. Glow 31 J. Miller, J. Hutton, A. Lewis, B. Ackerman, D. Grinsfoad, S. Richmond. 553 X . ni......lr Q in W i f K 2 X. . 1 f' u ft s l 1 , First row left to right: D. Glover, J. lab K Klein J English P Brislen J Wolcott B Genetakes P Moser L Barton E. Reid. Second row: G. Hoff, S. Dallau J Mossop S Scharno S Simodi J Zagan M Holland K Bollender J. Muncer, L. Kines. Third row: S. Thorley P Chidester B Plels E Rhodes l. Robinson C Bllle B McCloskey l Wilson, D. Bollinger, J. Wilson. Student Council - Student Council is a body of students that act in behalf of and repre- sent the students of Lincoln. One council member along with an alternate is chosen early in the school year from each home- room. During the course of the year, suggestions are made in the homerooms and are taken to the council meetings which take place every second and fourth Tuesday of the month. Some of their many activities included sponsoring of school dances, a Christmas proiect, and the in- stallation of a pen machine. lkow U C. Bartholomew, P. Boggs, V. Sima, F. Ronk, S. Denayer, P. Ludwig. iRow 21 T. Top, loft to right, Mary Lou Anderson, Joetta WUll9llll0U9l1, J- 5651, F- M0SS0Ul1, M- l-0ll'1SlfYf Berkoy, Richard Bethel, Mara Blumentals, Keith E- Rhodes, P- Cl'lll0S99l', 5' Kllfll. Brown, Patsy Custer, Nancy Dobina, John Elmes, Elizabeth Elsasser. NUi'lOnGA we The National Honor Society conducts it: initiation assembly annually in March. By maintaining an average of 90 pei cent for the first five semesters, it is possi- ble for a junior to qualify for the society, whereas, a senior must have an average of 85 per cent for the first seven semesters 1 L if Candidates must also have the unanimou: fi Top, left to right, Lois Fellows, Darrell Grinstoacl, Gayle Harter, Mary Heinbaugh, Leroy Hoflee, Dennis Huff, James Hutton, Richard Keefer, Arthur Lewis, i Ruth Loliger, Tom Long, Marlene Marsh. W V 5 fd' ' , I wow M. Menough, D. Huff and S. Richmond look over G Harter speaks of one of the merits of National the new list of National Honor members. Honor -lonor Society pproval of the faculty, an excellent citi- anship record, and have been active in :tra-curricular activities. All these requirements make it possible ir the candidates to quality for the char :ter, scholarship, leadership and service Ieals which serve as the motto of the aciety. Top, left to right, Mory Menough, James Miller Clementine Orkwiszewski, Rachel Raiti, Julio Reus ing, Sam Richmond, Judith Ritz, Wanda Sherlock Patsy Stephens, Peter Tkocz, Roger Vaught, Norma Wigginton. The tributaries to a stream cause it to grow in size and strength. The faculty contribute to each student the learning and experiences of a life time. To every student there are those special teach- ers who have added to his life until they have become a part of it. HTY v1L llU' f-1 f Xbq, Language essence Lincoln High School offers students four different languages which are taught by capable Teachers. I.. Lacy has Miss Lon: chock hor dialaga. Rufh K. Andrews Elizabeth Bolsler Rollin G. Ealcins Miriam Grimes English, World Hislory English English, Public Speaking English ,, ., ,... ..,... -,K ga., .ew K 1 5: ..,. ge-qeai ::spyqasz:wh:a,s 4,9 -figisfg1vvggQf 'If e Q K Qseiils . . 56 ' elief-:Fi T .. 'i f '1' ,. - E X we ' , - QQ- 6 52 fe gifs Q Eunice Gruber English Mr. Millers Gorman class on ioys an occasional laugh while learning fhe language Olga Lenz Emily Kurlz Spanish English it 'SY 82 'Q ,S ryday living l Students can perfect their own language and study its history. The English courses include both American and English literature. Miss Gruber talks to o parent ef one ef her English literature students. H. Clay Miller Norma Murphy Esther Puterbeugh Pearl Staudt German English French, English Latin, English Mr. Welfarth sits in his office and looks through the morning mail. Marian Stone Walter Zuber Latin, English English, Journalism Mathematics - ba a - b - c. This meaning may be ascertained at Lincoln because five difterent mathematics courses are avail- able for students who feel they may further their math study. Ellis Carter Lee Cherry Mabel Hickman Arabella Hopkins Plane Geometry Mathematics Alegbra Algebra, Geometry J ' Q 4 w 1 if f M M 1 i M ,Q Xlte ' if ' p1s'M Kenneth Newlon J H Jones Mathematics Mathematics r science studies Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Physiology, and General Science are taught ct Lincoln. Any student may find cu wide variety of science studies at Lincoln if he is willing to work. J. Zigo studies the world of science through cl microscope in Mr. Culver's biology cluss. John R. Bamberger E. C. Bigler George Brothers Charles R. Culver General Science Physics, Senior Science Chemistry Physiology, Biology Robert Stevens Biology G. Kinser and Mr. Brothers enioy on exciting game of chess. Social Studies - learning for tomorrow Social Studies are a must for every person if he or she is to enter the adult world and rear a family of his own. Lincoln offers Cooking, Sewing, Health, Sociology, Civics, and History for stu- dents interested in becoming good citizens. lu Q Carmen Cerretta Civics, Driver's Training I t 1 ,, , 2 ii ' , fy F f , .. 4 I ,4 it fl N-. . xi, K Oliver Davis Civics, World History 5 il or if f H' ',9 . .4 wif t X iff George Luther American History 1.cs..:- .:, - --,- .es.f-s,gg:xg- . se, K :-We ss, c M: 1 ' -'kgs Iwi -. is K3 gl.:- -i 3 Q 14, if 'K F ., ., 2 get a lc? , 'J Jr.-If ,ggkt -' fy-if .su-' 1- vu.. . .2 I .-.'- :nb Qi sw- Wiiiiifif - 'cf fx: 2 5 if ffff liiiii at 555 . f:.. - f l , .'g,'!.-tw al' F l ',..f: U ,xc '.,'t '3i .,-fx ' . . - -- -.mfg s , , Ai., .W Charles Forrest Commerce 8. Industry I 2:2 -H :W i - YM? ,.,, .-3 - ...., - V , -s :.' -2e:::E'tfia- ' V ,. .W , ,jk ' iw J' N' . ,fr fl. 1 f ,:i.3f2l+gy:fiii fm,,qm.:Q',rb, . V ,.-W-V. 033: 1 it ' K. tv . ' '5iw'51if:,V'M- 21-.Wim-ti n ' ogoqziziii Pte timer: f i a t vide ' Eff' ' Charles M. Lux Driver's Training Driver's Education 5 .Je it te X sl V - si ' 5, ti' as The noon meals are prepared by: Mrs. Miskimins, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Bourquin, Mrs. Moomaw, and Mrs. Jepson. leon Hildebrand American History, Modern History Eva Medved Home Economics William Hotham Civics, American History v I K er.- . 'X I l l l l Lucy Pittman Home Economics, Family living t as lee Connor Mechanical Drawing Lester Kettering Physical Education, Health Lester Scherlf Metal Shop, General Shop Paul Dellerba Mechanical Drawing Walter Tisevich Wood Shop, General Shop Virgil Thompson Machine Shop, General Shop Industrial Arts - before-job training Industrial Arts deals with the develop- ment of a student into a capable work- ing man. He may learn Woodcraft, metalcraft, or even electrical know- ledge. These arts will ready the student for industry. Malvern Randels Kathleen Pretty Mechanical Drawing, Physical Education, Health Technical Drawing 1 E -is L 5- i fx 1 Ns R i l 8, e g g s K Ggg.-gg Tgqrwhqg Maxine Francis Electric Shop, General Shop Home EC0I10miCS These men are in charge of keeping our school in tip-top shape: Mr. Davis, Mr. Harsh, Mr. Zimmerman, Mr. Zehnder, Mr. Burse, Mr. Smith, Mr. Liber. 9, t.,s sh V, -QI? Commercial - joining the business world Every student interested in the business pro- fession has ci choice of diversified business 7 training which prepares him 'For the business world. MARGARET ATCHISON librarian A. JERD BAYLESS Instrumental Music JOHN J. NETHERO Business English, Business Law, Bookkeeping Mrs. Rensch folks ro one of her sfudent's parents of open house. CHARLES ANDREWS Attendance, Guidance, Problems of Democracy RUTH COGAN CARLTON N. GOWDY ANDREW KRISTY Vocal Music General Business Slenography, Typing .Qi i f -J Q Q , f1 ,gg f . A 5 1 i VEDA RENSCH BEATRICE RUFF PAUI. SHAFER Typing Art Bookkeeping 38 ROBERT ABEL Dean of Boys -'f I The members of the Board of Education are: Cleft to rightl William E. English, Sanford 5. Lazarus, Meril Schneider, Virgil O. Hinton, Mrs. Clyde H. Wright, and John B. Baker. Y 3 AI ?:Q' Hg ff- ig' -' iftr'-' .- 'Nr L, , Q 6 Pg f p- ' 4 W .3 L i ' L QW- N A , Q . HELEN GATCHEL LENA PFALZGRAF Dean of Girls Office Secretary ,MR. HALBERT WHITE Assistant Superintendent E ,L 32 s 1 . MARTHA RHODES Ottico Secretary MR. WILLIAM WOLFARTH Principal MR. JOHN NIEDERHAUSER Superintendent MR. EMMET RILEY Assistant Superintendent 5- Q-Q. nz 89 Forming the main flow of the life at Lincoln is the student body. The river has a small beginning, but grows daily. Freshman to Senior - four years growth in knowledge and activity. Each student that passes through Lincoln comes out better prepared to enioy a full life in the adult world. 5 , s v sv ggi I , 'f ,QW I 1 11 6 Rs m .' Q as X ,p Q 1 5 x w. 1' rw 'F Q M w V , Q, A 1' 155 'S S w is 5 i , 15, .gg M iw Q , tl ' ' f fi 4 sl ' 'Ki 5 'Q M. M N 1 v ,- :gp 1 ' Q 1' ,fs-,f Q 1 1 w 'rf 5 A ' M PQ 1 A E? ima , JK 149'-f Am 11,2 iv 1 W ' X3 . ,A 2 , A4 lf 'lv st gf, M. if R i?Q ilk 2 S Q, Freshmen :fiuiwvf M ,..32?f'. Three of the Freshman class officers, Gloria Kirkbride, vice-president, Put Leas, secretary: and Dianne Winkler, treasurer seem to be taking advantage of their male minority as they prepare to throw snowballs at their president, Phil Billings. Proving our ability to pick leaders, we chose as our officers for our first year: Phil Billings, president, Gloria Kirkbride, vice-president, Pat l.eas, secre- tary, and Dianne Winkler, treasurer. ln spite of being confused by crowded halls, meeting new teachers, and making new friends, we showed a keen interest in extra-curricular activities. Topping this list was our class party, where we had a wonderful time, became better acquainted, and acquired, even more, the feeling of belonging to Lincoln. We tried to participate in both the schoolroom and outside activities and to make a good name for ourselves as Freshmen of Lincoln High School. We know that our eager anticipation of tomorrow has made us the avid students of today. 92 Donald Ackerman Louise Addlesburger Ronald Allen Vicki Allen Linda Alspaugh Steve Alspaugh Patricia Aman Jonathan Anderson Todd Anderson Mary Arbogast Alvina Arena Judith Arnett Gary Atchison Joseph Baker Gary Banta Ronald Barnett Fred Barr Gilbert Bartholomew Mike Batch Thomas Baumker David Becker Don Beckler Jo Ann Bohm Robert Bender Terry Bentivegna Ronald Bergmeyer Michael Bernard Theodore Bernhard Ronald Bethel linda Bifolchi Karen Bigler Saundra Bigler Phillip Billings Robert Bober Karen Boldt Daryl Bollinger Donnette Bope Tom Borden Cheryl Berdner Dino Borello Reif Bragg Nancy Brannon Sharron Bricker Nancy Brill Pamela Brislen Roger Brooks William Brooks Janice Buchanan Sally Buda Dan Budrow Eugene Bucklin Tom Buehler Ronald Bugh Jerry Bunyan Dorothy Burch Gary Bush Jim Caldwell Charles Calhoun Kim Calla Mary Camarata Ruth Campbell James Canter Frank Caplan Denise Caron Connie Carr Richard Carnelius Frank Carter Katherine Carvour James Casselberry Sharon Casto Brenda Chaboude Martha Chaney William Chismar Michael Christian linda Christy Roger Clark Lance Clarke Janet Class Janet Clauss Alice Clayton Charles Cook Evelyn Cooper Betty Cornelius Carol Cornelius Sharon Costello Linda Crawl James Crowley Joseph Dalphra Ruth Ann Daugherty Paul Daniels Gerald Davidson Ernest Davis Frank Dawson Elaine Dayton Michael De Stefano Robert Di Giacomo Patricia Di Mario Joseph Di Simone Carolyn Dodd Glen Doxsee Nick Dragomire Louise Dureska ? ,, K N es Q K4 Y F if J' ff I .f A fn . Wh ,I .,.. ,- .. , . Q: . J are Q X :.. is -,N wxq. .:1,Q ,Q X I S Ne X N I 'M-sl., 'I N er y ' Q f Lg X lv 1 gf ' .'- it nf? W' f i 1 in Qsw fgyf .f , as 1 Q if Mi. 2 fc y ' '3 ci .,.L.N, bg, . 952' X ii i we Joan Elliott Sally Erskine Gail Essig luthanna Evans Garry Fagan Arthur Fangley Janet Fashbaugh Alan Fellows Judy Ferrell John Fink Joan Foltz Richard Fonte Thomas Fortner Sandra Fowler Raymond Frasher linda Fravel Gary Freeman Linda Freeman Jerry Frigley Sandra Fry Margaret Gable Thomas Gamble Nancy Gann Jill Garber linda Garber Eugene Gawlak Lester Geisinger Bessie Genitakis linda George Susan Gephart Norma Gerhart Ann Gill William Gill Frances Godfrey Nancy Grandiean lab Greene James Griffin Richard Groves Dale Guynup Pamela Haidin Kathleen Hammond Joyce Hanlon Norman Harding Evelyn Harper Sandra Harris Fred Hartsel Susan Hayward lynn Heinzeroth Terry Hickman Evelyn Higbie Judy Hileman Dan Hilgert Charlotte Hill Frederick Hill 'f S. . 's 7 ..' 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Y' If K 'Q' , Q 96 Marilu Hill Judy Hinderschied Ginnie Half David Hoke Sheryl Hoobler Darlene Hookey Roy Hoops Jerry Hoover Linda Hoover Ray Hoover Retha Howard Sylvia Howell Susan Hoy Margie Huffman Sally Hulbert Franklin Humphrey linda Hunter Paulette Hutchison Georgia Huther Jacqueline Hutter larry Irwin Judy Jacobs Hazel Johns Trenton Jones Patricia Jovinge Patricia Joyner Danny Justice Lynette Kacsur Carolyn Kame David Keister Richard Keller Tom Keller Donna Kelly James Kempton Howard Kennedy Betty Kent Nancy Keplinger Barbara Kessick Linda Kines Robert King Betty Kingsnorth Cherie Kirby Gloria Kirlcbride James Kirkbricle Virginia Klein Karen Kroop Paul Krueger Gary Krumm Virginia Kulczak Patricia Kulesa Nancy Kunltle Dolores l.a Kosh William Lamielle Mariorie londshof Judy Laughman .lim Lavender Carol Lawson Jinx Lawver Patricia Leas Bobbie Leasure Diane Lent! Mike Leonard Judy Leslie Gary Lewis Melissa Lewis Ted Lewis Ruth Lindemood Dan Lindesmith Carolyn Lint Gary Little Mike Lockhart Richard Lockwich Sally Luck Robert Ludwig Judy Machall Paulette Maiestic David Mallett Danny Mallan Fletcher Maney Jim Marlett Carol Marsh Nancy Martelli Gary Martin Linda Martin wx 'Y -so 3 gs. L a a ff ZF I C j :Q . 5 -H 1 ,N diff :git ,s- 615' J! is J 595 3551 . .f ' 4 f 'il-I W' I X X V VM! ' P if ,Z , R ,f Se: - USS! Al an Tom Martin Q , , A J tiiii J A ii 'ii Q Ted Martinez ' y -L . 3, -V A .1 ' Wayne Masters ' .. .S A , -, 5. , , A Howard McCIelIon K1' ' if iff' -A Marlene McClintock X i ,L W V, . Robert McCloslty .. fo ' I ' ,V f X yi ab . ,,., t j Ii a , 1 2 ,rt, M RW i .1 fl P. Hutchison, K. Vahila, and K. Kropp build up their energy to cheer the team to victory. 97 Michael McCoy Allen McCue Betty McDougal Charles McGill Kathie McGuire Richard McKelvey Judith Mclaughlin Darlene McMasters Bonnie McWilliams Sharon Meighen Patty Milbrodt Barbara Merryman Colin Miller Jerry Miller Mary Miller Pamela Miller Zane Miller Chuck Minclxs Dolores Monastra Kenneth Moore Tom Moore Tony Morale Donna Morris Robert Morris Peter Mortozi Joseph Muncer Judith Murphy James Murry Carol Nauman John Nerness Raymond Nichols Marilyn Ochsenfield Lois O'Connor Timothy Olena Richard Oleyar Kathleen Ott Linda Overeasher Sharon Padermos Sandra Paratore Nancy Parr James Parry Freida Patrick James Paulus Mazella Sue Paulus Jim Perez Timothy Petrol? Carole Pfalzgraf Patricia Phelps Karl Pikna Judy Plummer Sandra Pocci Leland Polen Carol Potts William Paulson A 'F' J.. ,tu 'Z '. 'W' li 1 'rv' vi, Q S4 is ,Wf fflW.fNXh 0 l Q 1 - 34+f:, , l' 'Q 33.1 Jill., ,- 1-- 1, ..-h is 1' Nm 119' Mrs Francis gives personal in- struction to the girls as they learn the technique of sewing. Helen Powdle Shirley Powell Judy Prater Donald Price Stewart Priest Robert Ramos John Randulic Lynn Rechkemmer Monty Reed linda Reese Ellen Reid Robert Reiner Robert Rich Carol Richards Betty Jo Riddle Jacqueline Riley lee Rinehart Barbara Rinnert linda Rocovits Sally Roden Don Rodgers Judy Roshong Sharon Roth Gary Rubin Terry Ruegsegger Robert Sanders Dwayne Saunier linda Schladorn Celeste Schmidt Sharon Scott Vicki lu Scott Eugene Seratini Karen Sherlock Lou Ann Shimp Donna lee Shive larry Shretller f a .. sg 5 I N 9 I . J . X ,,, w .A , 4-.iv 'T' 1 i f F Q R -1 rf' f V X R 'iih J U ' ii . A 9 ,J a In -fa 5 F 'J' 1 J V A 'Q -.. 11,5 , jx' .W,' ' Qwsjffft ' 1 ,T 47 ' it - 'fl it i'l-7fZ2ii,.!?'F'Q.1-f , ' Q' 1 .,..,,f-,-'ff' if A , . 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A to a J, fy, fd v - MM. if f W, .. W D. Winkler, representing the Freshmen class as attendant to the Football Queen, is lead under the arch by her escort, T. Baird. I Tr it: xxx t I is Sophomores Completing some details for the Sophomore class party are loft to right: Nick Zazuln president, John Dickerson, vice-president, Nancy Krumm, secretary, and Linda Johnston, treasurer: I Leaving that 'Lost Freshman Look behind, we Sophomores came back to Lincoln with an air of experience, knowing that we had a year of learning added to our knowledge. We have found our place here at Lincoln, we know what our failures have been, what we have triumphed in, and what we are capable of doing in the future. Our first year taught us many things from which we can now benefit to become better students of Lincoln High School. We chose to lead us through our second year of school: Nick Zazula, president, John Dickerson, vice-president, Nancy Krumm, secretary, and Linda Johnston, treasurer. Having become better acquainted with the ways of Lincoln and its students, we enjoyed even more the social events of the year, our biggest one being the Sophomore class party, where we had wonderful refreshments and a great variety of good entertainment. 102 8 Q Xi ENN NN - .. X Ge K . ix 5 . xv! T N s ICQ X . Q Wx we. , 'Sr -is .5 .ex Qc. K :XX Tam Bragg Charles Brandstetter Shirley Breedlove Bernice Bricker Diane Brooks Kay Broucker Carolyn Brownileld Charles Buckanon Betty Burker Nancy Burkett Sandra Burkett lynn Burleson Margie Capehart James Carl Judith Carl l.arry Chapanar Frazier Cheyney Pate Christ Judith Christopher Ronald Clauss Bonnie Caldren Cal Compton James Contrucci Dave Cardea Veronica Adkins Karen Adler Nancy Amstutx lorry Arbuckle Jack Atchison Patricia Bair Nancy Baker Anna Marie Banal Jayco Barnhart linda Barton Bonita Battisto Robert Baxter Jack Bender Judy Bender Tim Bentivegna Mary Bentley Carol Berg lowell Bucher Noel Blaugh Sharon Bollinger Helen Bolt: Jerry Boone David Boston Bol: Bowling fifth N, my xi- ,N A fi P xiii Brill ,I KZ? Www 5 r-1.3 ..., I e 4 V, A - J 2, Ca-I K 2 eeri 1 ,ia, . 9 gi f , r Y .,-' fl, ,:',Bi'+. Qffiig. , - gm l ' 5 Ni ---A- I isa F 5 M J J g': J 5 reki get J' u -fi . uw.. 1 Karen Dray Dave Easterman Martha Eller Roger Ellison Jett Erbland Janet Erxigkeit Garth Evans lke Evans James Fanno Deanno Fitzpatrick David Florian Sharon Foraker Mary Ann Gabel James Gannon Dale Garaux Rosemary Garrison Karen Gerzina Ronnie Gill Tony Gliba Dolores Glover Kathleen Goebel William Gotchall Ronald Goulden Patricia Gray Penelope Grimm Bill Groves Fred Guarino Barbara Guedel Diana Haddad Margaret Hull Nancy Hall Ronna Hamilton Constance Hammond James Harding David Hartwick Linda Hawk af Riffs 111: , gi? K. ,Q oi- 2 ee- ? . Jacqueline Cory Carol Corrigan William Cronin Peggy Ann Crooke Phyllis Cunningham Sondra Dallau Janet Davies Beverly Davis Jim Davis Robert Davis Terry De Ruggiero John Dickerson Joe Di Mario Susan Donaldson Diann Doudna 2 gi E 'M A W A 1 f E , E E 1' if - ,, V, Lg at ,' way -- .. A 1 J' f yf 1 J, ,Q -f' . f . ff 7 -1-Lf xi f .E K if ff! y if i' at ' g gf?-fi l' ' it J, Ni..,a.va f 5 -wa. X3 ..-- ' . ?1l3fi'1PS J ' er no My R e r - ref, ,g li f 'fffi ek E X-K? am. ., ,A zr.. 44 , , ,fly A F Q my nf Q 3- , E K. gtg : -ikfiggixe F ' li 5 Sl ' -- Ill E37 f 1 .. gig: 1- - 1 .3 yi ' H ggi .-L . - J' f- ::,. - . w r J N ' Q J M f t ' b y s g? in gl N E xii' tricky. A l A . S KN 11 I ' ze! yeee fe me 'fa 21- N f,1r , gg-- . Q--A E g 4 2 I I il J- 1 egrr J Q ,I E are .. ' , . leik , ' 1' , A V F ' ' ia' ' W 4 ' 'ioi P f it Q., .4 fra. i gg if E J E - , ,, -. ' . 5 ' ,ee 2 ' A Q ..., . 7 I N1 A P 5, fin 104 S51 Refreshments were a big hit at the dance sponsored by the Adult Booster Club. eff M ,. if Q Q ij C,- 4 Q-, f nw. .. V.. ,W K 15' g: A X X' ',em Q 1 if A J T J .ti -1 ' fl ,'. s. J X -c. :Q 9 8- y ' 5' W in QW? 1, J ii K A 1 K is , p . K K A Q 'Q wk ll -X' e RSP, H J uf ,fx I K gi, K it 5 A ss .Q A i , in ' 5' 1 ,QQ-2 J -ii., '- hs ' - , ' . W' me m e 0 y Q Y X 5, wh ix.. A 105 ff iw' '-'1saEf'!5!E,:2 A 'im 5,1 - was XX! K' iilfiw 'J . ' '-:Ki '41 ok , 4- 3 X y 4. ' by f --sz' 3 X , , S' , fe, ghrf .xy e,,, .. ' N X ix Patricia Hawkins Karen Hess Ray Hetrick Karen Hilborn Sharon Hildebrandt Gary Hilgert William Holcomb Carol Holmes Judy Howell Bob Huffman Tom Humphrey Carole Jacobson Jane Jandura Karen Johnson linda Johnston Patricia Kark Beverly 'Keister James Terry Kelly Jerry Kendzora Darlene Kennedy Nancy Kennedy Joseph Kerr Patricia Kime Carol King David King Judy King Robert King Donna Kirk Frank Klein Rita Koller Thomas Koontz Nancy Krumm Judy Kunkle Joan lab Linda Lacy Deloris lambright Jane Mahan Elaine Mallcheck Patricia Malzahn Leonard Mapes Diane Marshall Brenda Marlin Linda Martin Marfha Marrin Tim Larkin Dorothy Lana Bonnie Lauxman James Leasure Jacqueline Lehmiller Roheri Leidner Lynwood Lenlz Jerry Lewis Paul Lewis Larry Lin! Joseph Llama Martha Loliger Bonnie Love Billie Lowe Robyn Ludwig ffiggisrg' L5 ii Q Anne Marie Martino - Karen Maisie Shirley Maurer Pahi May Thomas McAfee Nancy McAlinden , f James McCauly David McCue Patricia McGraw Y Viale! McGurgon . 5' David Mclnnes Jim McKelly Mike McKelvey Diane McMacken Gary Meese Larry Men Richard Meyer Ronald Milbrodi Beverly Miller Bonnie Miller Jane Miller Nadine Miller Nancie Morgan Bon nie Morrow Jacqueline Morrow Pafricia Mozer John Muncer ei Q 11' .Q gc. ' e X , . fx ,.. lb fe, an 5 Q ' f? a ,, l -. l . ge ,,k, - ,.,: 353 5 ' r - 1: .E--is nf . era R 1 aa aR.ae - fl D 1 Wi? 1... My -f 1+ a ai L J deff J . .el to -eng fa 11 , rig A , 1. lf, ,M i 1 1, K ,, J 12-eZ ..n fx I, 2 ei 'twigs xg Q N 5- - 3 , - r W hw- - N Q 1 , 5 11 i R - ..,'-' l. X fy I x xx x 1 .t A ,..,, A i :Wi , fs xl. . -G K . if ,H f . ak ,...' L n - N S 5523 ' ' ' in 2 D . R L ,ccl R ff' - . M 'liar g L ,, A .M 5 Q ,A V . . fe f 7' 'F , . ll ' T E. in 4 ' Rosemary Murray 1, W M y .. .. , a g :,,, zl: 3 4 ,,..?., . ZZEE Kkul f - Y wifi ' L ' .. lf 3 .Q V. ig? Q 'K f 1' - . X A s , lf , Q. ieao Z. ,err , ycye if P 9 l by ya I , X . 'Z . l . e' 'x iq., 3 ik y I ,We,f I 15 1f'M1aIl,l, If I if aaaa R ay L ' ' ii ' ..,, . g ' ii' , ' ' A A X iwsf' V by , L, y 5 .L my WEL ,Q LR H My M 1 5 f K ' J R eaai f l'a- yaii. . . ff? ' R 2- T gi , ., 3, i . f g ,gg X if Ax 'H .Jim 106 1 4 ' V .K n l- - gs T. K hi' K ' nw. ' - . A - 'Y -v X fl ' if is f ' A ...... . Q gg y s me ,L 1 iw: Aff Q -M J , J, FXXg J, z , XXY use l 1 A i ,... i x A. A? . L Q J .. .Q fy R J' foe 5 'wx mv 'll Q K a 1 ' I' , t sw l his -f S -. fr. , c , 1 in , F'- by G. , 5 f 107 3' ' David Ray iv! Cars of the future are designed by N. Harding and J. Bardine. Jackie Nelson Jerry Nelson John Ness Carol Ann Nichols Michael 0'Brien Paul Oleyar Rosemary Orlcwisxewslri James Osborn Eslher Osburn Charlene Owen Sharon Pace linda Parker lefty Pease Gary Pelger Carol Perdue Judy Perdue Vicior Pitea John Price Jay Randall Karen Raslener Gary Ready Dennis Reed June Rehfus . Gary Rhiel 'V A Sue Riley Gary Rinard larry Robinson A. - Carol Ronlr Peggy Rose fiff 5 9 V 1 Judy Rupple Joan Russell Ronald Sacco Gary Saunier Sherry Schario Thomas Schoeppner 1 K Msg' it , ., qi A U ,Z 3 E. , L l I lx 4 - QS on W 1 N' lil Q ' ' llizisvli tif lg' KK? . Q 'S S uv, , ff .1 I -5 ., A FE -sl' UI A 5x .1 , UM- n r e , c 1 inn :eww 4 Steve Scott Bonnie Senften Stanley Sereychas Patty Shandor Caryl Shissler Diane Siegenthaler Ronnie Siers Joe Sirga Margaret Slagle Thomas Slane Bill Small Diana Smith Jerry Smith Rickey Smith Barbara Snyder Jet? Snyder Carol Sopinski Waid Spidell Dave Spiker Pete Staecker Charles Stahlheber Gary Stephen leon Stitt Mary Ann Stolarik Jim Stoll Mike Stoyanolf George Suma Susan Swallen Rita Thewes Ruth Thomas Mr. Twarwltas attempts to explain the principles of an A.C. motor to K. Miller. I I I 1-, F' B I hw, Jim Thompson Sharon Tsetse Heidi Tkocz Donna Tournour David Tritt Sam Tritt Gary Van Meter Ray Vassas Barbara Vega Erick Viertel David Wagner Judy Watson Rosemary Wearstler lorene Weir Mary Welch Patricia Welch Sandy Wenger Linda Wetxel Larry Whitaker linda Whitaker Ralph White John Wilcox Katherine Wilkinson Bill Williams Doug Wilson Elaine Wilson Grafton Wilson Judy Winkleman Mary Wisniewski Paul Wolfe Judith Woods Dave Wright John Yuhos John Zagan Nick Zazula Joy Zige T J. Garber displays her prettiest smile while the photographer snaps her picture. , , , A ty gpg! it 5 44 H Q' gf ,... M D J- fi 'Nqr' s ,,. , A I ' I . l T .S is D 'J is J f 9 in W . -3' - k '...'F' ' -, ' .7 J - 1 NU! ' A ., ,,, gif eq, X. rf, x e- ' , 3 K e fl - pl Y V x f 'Q lg Y - Q N, f 1. l xv. M. rf All X A--M-sgef f 'MZ A, xg ' -,, ...Q .J-Z .3 -A A . 5 pf, 'Q Q jx' . E My 1 'gg I ' Q -' l -'iz rv -. iiiii ' 5? . 'i..f fill- - 'Kuff' ' - ' . YZ' wi . .K fix, K A :Q any is 1 A, :V V, , , ,, 151 - . gr- l ' 5 g . 4 , Q. Q .4 . . it . A, I . ng r ,Q 2 g t X . I wk -V 3: Z -,., 'K f' .f xml W 1 in . , - f 'fi E 'ig A x V, .aft I Y, . I 4 109 lr Y if 1 A ,Q ' 5 ' V, l , . l m l oi fy-cf . 31,5 I A K . ,, .,,t . 5' AMW, , V, MEM , If 4 , ul 'QSC' ' Juniors Some last minute studying for the semester exams is being done by: Jeanne Wilson, secretary, George Saimes, president, Veronica Sima, treasurer, and Jerry Lyke, vice-president, the officers of the Junior Class. On several occasions during the year the Junior class had get-togethers, one being our class party, the Satelite Swirl , which was really out of this world. However, the formal Junior-Senior Prom, at which we entertained the Seniors and Faculty, remains the most prominent in our minds as the most outstanding party of the year. Now we are looking forward to our Senior year at Lincoln with assur- ance and anticipation. As members of the Junior class, we have certainly accomplished much in our three years at Lincoln. Many of us have contributed our skills and talents to Band, A Capella, sports and clubs. Fully prepared to take the reins of leadership throughout the year were: George Saimes, president, Jerry Lyke, vice-president, Jeanne Wilson, secretary, and Veronica Sima, treasurer. 110 ,., hx X.. A J ...ls A4 T A 5 5 L 1 J 5:1 si y .ut -s:-we- :sr . X X r X Xe ' 4, ra. .X Q9 NY. c N 'E i.,,.-' , . B I Janet Abel Richard Ackley Jerry Allen larry Alton Carolyn Athens Donald Bailey Patty Baird Pat Baker Robert Baker Marilyn Bamberger Ja Ann Bardine George Barson Charles Bartchy Connie Bartholomew Peter Batsch Nancy Beattie Ruth Ann Beatty Romayne Bertram Judy Best Wilbur Billings William Blair Patty Boggs Karen Bolender Pat Boomhower John Borcoman Richard Borgner Barbara Brechbill Carole Brown Donna Brown Richard Brown Cyndora Brownheld Nancy Buchanan Tom Burnbrier Tom Butcher Dallas Butler Susan Care Mary Leu Cashner Thomas Casselberry Butch Caughey Pam Chidester Jed? Clarke Bill Clay Winston Collier Luther Cooke Donna Comer Jim Cover Don Crewse Carol Culver if ,vi K . +3 ' fi Xl 0 ,rua I 0 ,.,N.W,e S - ey : 1 - I: we s: :s.w-' - le s i- .2 .' 5 G - K sq: 4... 5. 1. ? all is ' 2 Cp 9 Nr . ie V we im . :YI lffsgimsfiffesff-ss,-e HQ- 1 - -'na , , xl if X e . ' ,- ,.. r Q . ' i Q 'FTS' il 1 '57 y he ,A .. pix will 14 V imlglgiiffbxl is Dan English Dave English Joanne English Darlene Evans Marlene Evans .lill Fackler Mardee Farrall Scott Ferguson Sharon Fichtner Phyllis Filimonul: Philomena Flex Shirley Flint Ronald Flout Denise Foltz Nelma Foul' Barbara Foutz Jackie Fowler Charlotte Fox Tom Frazier Zella Freshwater Jan Fricker .lo Ann Friend Ronald Galf Roberta Gordon Judy Geant Pat Gibson Ronald Goddard Donna Gonglolf Margaret Gulfin Gail Griffith Joan Groves Janet Guardaboscu Bill Guerry Shelia Haas Bonnie Haley David Hondlin ..... as . - T, '52-sl i J' 1ii E2 1sL.'f: - s'-zl':1?.'53E:LT-:, .!fF::fsE':'.I P fiikf-f, :XfWml'ff:'U '- ' ' .. ffm: . M Q 9':9' ' - . true 1 9: ' ., A.: if ,, - . , Jizgxfe- 1 -A . - , - ,, sgz- a- -- '-.kswf-fy sz . 2 x . Qi? A k N lb l Xe fi if 9 fi lii,y I ,, ,ig NZ E . A , an . K, - t 'Q N. .F y A 112 Craig Curtis .lanet Dailey Carolyn Davis Joan Davis Dorothy Dean Sharon Denoyer Art De Orio Patty De Pasquale Frank De Santis Linda Devore Eileen Dietz Don Dorkolf lynn Daugherty Jean Drevon Evelyn Eller g Z 'W' l : ,Q,.. C7 in 1 I ,. g- , Ap, r -'ff w e .. A -Imax , ,Q i ,476 K. K3 lx .?' fl l' l rv, il' Rxa, N , , Kw u 1 . -H -3 . if-1 ' ' 1 ' ' Lis . ' A - wwf s K .fi-fg, i . ri :za f H .f,.f'Ii F X -1 1 gg' in gfmbig .f se L. Gribble and Junior attendant, V. Sima, are presented to the student body at the basketball assembly. .f H. . aelbt .iw S 1 J K all x 9 ,VJ 'al A ' . J is A !. 4 . Y A , I ga S A F .3 an A L A N ' is . Q 1' ir egifi ' X ., .raking fu. L-'ac kip 9 an -M4 5 if is il Q X i J Q Y, ' xx r 4 .xv S F4 tf-,X J 555 X . , f ll W 3 i , ly. Miki! 'K Pi' W lf 5, gs- Y A I R .43 Q 'A r W -Q. Q' . Z . 1 A. fa' 'Q XmY.i'i C: 7' if .eg 'll' ' 'N .L 4, y f X Q ,X - gg W 113 ,4 ,..V ,,, I ,5- , f l. H3 , ,gif K W. .,.,., -H N ,, . . , , . 92 I .V Q H tg, J L sg al I 5 ,... -1-av .4 I, 4 Gu ...v Suellen Hannahs Nancy Hedelen Fred Henning Sandra Henning Frank Henson Dolores Hoienski Charles Holden Margaret Holland Joan Holmesly Dale Hoobler James Hoy Judy Humphrey Thomas Humphrey Bonnie Hutchison Doris Huth George Irwin Charles Jenkins Ann Jones Liz Jones Pauline Jovingo Gloria Jazwiakowskr Ralph Judy Inars Jurians Patricia Kame Jerry Kanagy Steve Kark Chuck Kettering Sandra Kettler Sara Kisner Tom Kossack Bonnie Kreger Thada Krueger Barbara Kulesa Mark lackney Miriam Lalinsky Kathy Landers Helping to make 'he final selec- tions of Army-Navy cheerleader Iryoufs difficult were: K. Bolender, I.. Rex, N. Amsiutz, and K. Maisie. xl! Qi A12 .lerry Learherman Barbara ledford Donna lewis Ramona lint Susan Lloyd Janice Lowther Peggy Ludwig Jerry lyke Roger Mahaffey Ken Mansfield Michael Marich Judith Mark Fri!! Massouh Susie McAnall Bill McCluskey Virginia McCourry Caroline McNicl1ol larry McVey Carol Meese Carol Miller Kay Miller Bryan Morrison Judy Morrow Sharon Morrow David Motfice Karen Neal Carol Nagel Paffy Newcomb Jim Nielael Mary Ann Novak Ted Novak Tom Okey Pero Olson Elmer O'Neill Carol Osburn Karen Page if fa- wgua- , A, Jim Pappas Sam Paratore John Parrish Dave Paushek Mike Pearson Diana Piatt , Jerry Pikna Carol Randulic Jack Repasky , Robert Ressler Mary lou Reusing Linda Rex . : ' , ,V 2 S-3 2 Q. at ' .. 4 x X- - j ef' 'rf N ...L e R K M . -1 Y- Q 5 -, t 5 V ki F ' l 'Q'-J ff ,L 4 J xv' l vt' f MER ' Q '4' -xg: Q if 1. 5 . Regina Robinson Darlene Roden David Rocovits Sue Anna Rogers lynn Ross Frances Ronk Mary Rowan Marlee Jo Sabo George Saimes linda Sanford Marlene Savage Gary Schmidt George Schmidt Ronald Schneider Ted Schumacker Sherry Schweinfurth Carol Selegean Judy Shandor Gilbert Shepard Connie Shriver Jean Signorell Veronica Sima Sandy Simodi Charlene Smith Janice Smith linda Smith Milan Sokolovick Jim Staley Bruce Steckley Carolyn Stefanich Evelyn Stewart Judy Stoll Pauline Streza Linda Student David Sutherland Barbara Swank v.f gi X . Eddie Rhodes f Lowell Riley -fs i ... ' md f- A 'gf lee Roach 'R J ' 43 A - 1' ' ii-.A -. 5 A f , Yr' X QQ L? -I r b N, my vf 5 ', x ' l ' -f - . '- 'ff P? lf A' . :. 5 4 .. W V 'Z an A V W, x42 Riff jfke f-1 if - ilk., K ' ' wwf , , Q , , if isfi fe-'S' ' if W iQQi.i'f' J 'Y' -' ' Q, X V E , fi X f 1:.,. ,f 'ff , Q27 ivlrfif. ng Al, w- 'AV 1-W'-F JY M . L W .v J x N3 1:7 - 4 .5 . Q off J b R if '19 -5 . ' 4 b 3 R X sts if . K H- T I 5 if wi-5--V1 'rr - if 151- . 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Q ,wgai zi - f ,, V. - A -Z '- ':-fl',l3 fr? vf: limi 'if 3' N 'M JA we M 5? limi? E Qiislilgsz- J?x41,i5g.. - 5 S is 94 is ,gi A- 'e , ki .Q K Ny, aw., Qflsf 116 Nick Tabellion Ralph Tamper Cynthia Thomas Jerry Thompson Sue Thorley David Tidball Jackie Varner Joyce Voglesang Tim Waltenbaugh Rosemary Waiclell Ralph Warth David Weinand lenora Whaley Jeanne Wilson Sally Witmer Joyce Woolliscroft Tom Wright Barbara Wylie Elaine Wynkoop William Yoder Vin Zerby Tim Zettler Millie leach ,mu R. Ludwig and K. Dray demonstrate their artistic ability to parents during Open House B. Groves, J. Zagan, I.. Whitacre, and J. Jandura help to make tlle impressive display of decorations at the Mardi Gras. 'll7 Seniors 'QV Class officers, W. Sherlock, D. Grinstead, P. Biris, and D. Huff, enioy an evening of dancing at the senior party. Much water has passed under the bridge since the 1958 graduating class entered Lincoln High School as freshmen four years ago. The election of our class officers was our first look at democratic voting, and we proved that we recognized leaders when we saw them by electing Ted Felton, president, Gayle Harter, vice-president, Linda Chismar, secretary, and Bob Williams, treasurer. The class party, February Fantasy , was a huge success. We had made our first step forward. Our summer vacation was soon over, and we traded our bathing suits and tennis rackets for geometry and biology books. By this time our sophomore boys were playing on the basketball and football teams, and the girls were leading cheers and becoming prominent in clubs. To lead our sophomore class we chose: Linda Chismar, president, Treva Kines, vice- president, Joyce Wolcott, secretary, and Tarry Taylor, treasurer. The Sea Bottom Bounce made a big splash with all of us. Our sophomore years was over! As iuniors we realized that we were really becoming a lasting part of Lincoln High. The boys were once again participating in the maior sports, and the girls were doing their best at the Army-Navy game. Band and choir were heading the list of extra-curricular activities, and the Military Ball was something that would not soon be forgotten. We had at last crossed the bridge of adolesence and were beginning to take responsibility and duties in our stride. Leading our iunior class were: Darryl Grinstead, president, Wanda Sherlock, vice-president, Peter Tkocz, secretary, and Patsy Stephens, treasurer. Tropical seas and palm trees accented the theme of our party, Hawaiian Holiday . The gala event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom, certainly left nothing to be desired in the minds of the juniors. 118 Q... Rabert Ackerman - Technical - Orchestra I: Chorus II: Choir III 8. IV: Linion League IV. James Allen - Technical - Boys' Leaders Il 8. IV: Student Council II: Chess Club II: Reserve Basketball Il. Gary Anderson - Industrial Arts - Frosh Bas- ketball: Reserve Basketball III: Varsity Basketball IV: Frosh Football: Reserve Football III: Varsity Football IV. Mary Loo Anderson - Classical - Chorus I: F.T.A. I, II, III, 8- IV: Booster Club I, II, III, 6. IV: Student Council III: National Honor III 8. IV: Alexis League IV. Trygve Anderson - Classical - Choir III li IV: Dramatic: III 8- IV: All School-play III: Senior Play: Thespians IV: President Dramatics IV: Linion IV. Nancy Ardman - Commercial - Booster Club I, ll, III, 8. IV: Chorus Il. Shirley Augustine - Home Economics. Nancy Babcock - Classical - Booster Club I, Il, III, 8- IV: Future Nurses ll 81 Ill: Nurse's Assistant IV. Ted Baird - Industrial Arts - Chorus I 8. II: Booster Club I, II, III, 8- IV: Frosh Football: Frosh Basketball, Track II 8. III: Reserve Football Il: Varsity Football III 8. IV. Agnes Baker - Commercial - F.H.A. III 8. IV: Booster Club III: Ofliice As- sistant IV: Annual Business Staff IV. Jerry Baker - General - Track I B. III: Boys' Leaders Il 8. III: Stagecraft IV. Gerald Baxter - Industrial Arts - Frosh Football: Track I, II, III, G IV: ROBERT ACKERMAN JAMES ALLEN Booster Club I, II, Ill, 8- IV. GARY ANDERSON MARY LOU ANDERSON W b k S ' E Came UC US efIlOfS. TRYGVE ANDERSON NANCY ARDMAN SHIRLEY AUGUSTINE NANCY BABCOCK BURTON BAIRD AGNES BAKER JERRY BAKER GERRY BAXTER 'L'- Our foofball feam had fheir firs Beverly Bohm - Home Economics - Booster Club I, II, III, BI IV, F. H. A. III 8. IV, Stal? Aides I, ll, Ill, 8. IV. Connie Bennet Home Economics. Mary Jane Bergman - General - Booster Club I, ll, III, E. IV, Band I 8- ll, Maiorette Ill 8: IV. Joetta Berlsey - Classical - Student Council I 81 Ill, Chorus I Br II7 Choir III 8. IV, F. T. A. I, II 8- III, Office Assistant Ill, Booster Club, Treasurer, IV. Dick Bethel - Industrial Arts - Band I, Il, Ill, 8. IV, Dance Band I, Il, Ill, 8. IV, Pep Band I, Il, Ill, 8. IV, Orchestra II, III, 8. IV, National Honor Ill A IV, Linion League IV. Clayton Bille - Technical - Chess Club llf BEVERLY BEHM CONNIE BENNET MARY JANE BERGMAN JOETTA BERKEY PERSEPHONE BIRIS ROYCE BLACKBURN Rifle Club IV, Student Council IV. Persephone Biris - Classical Booster Club I, ll, Ill, 8. IV, Staff Aides I 8. II: Chorus I, Stu- dent Council ll, Girls' Leaders Ill 8. IV, Dramatic Club IV Alexis League IV, Radio Broadcasting IV, Oltice Assistant IV, Class Treasurer IV. Royce Blackburn - Classical - Science Club I, II, III, 81 IV, Audio Visual I, II, III, 8. IV. Sandra Blattert - Commercial - Chorus I, Choir II, III, 8- IV, Booster Club I, ll, III, 8- IV, Office Assistant IV. Mara Blumentals - Classical - Chorus II, Ill, Gi IV, F. N. A. II, Dramatics Club llj III, 8- IV, National Honor III, 8- IV, Senior Play, Alexis IV. RICHARD BETHEL CLAYTON BILLE SANDRA BLATTERT MARA BLUMENTALS icfory againsf Cuyahoga Falls. Glen Blythe - General - Chorus I. John Bobby - Technical - Student Council l: linion League IV. David Bolser - Classical - Basketball Manager I: Track I 8. Ill: Boys' Leaders I L Ill: Booster Club I, II, III, 8. IV. Stagecraft IV. David Bowman - Classical - Frosh Football: Chorus I: Band I, ll, Ill, 8. IV: Pep Band I, II, III, G IV: Dance Band ll, Ill, 81 IV: Choir IV. Gerald Brady - General. James Brenclus - Technical - Baseball I, ll, GLEN BLYTHE JOHN BOBBY DAVID BOBER DAVID BOWMAN WILLIAM BROUGH KEITH BROWN Ill, 81 IV: Frosh Basketball: Reserve Basketball II: Varsity Football IV: Linion League IV. William Brough - Technical - Rifle Club IV. Keith Brown - General - Entered '55 from Senacaville, Ohio: National Honor III L IV: Linion league IV. Charlene Caplan - Classical - Chorus I A ll: Booster Club I, II, III, 81 IV: J. C. L. ll, Dramatics Club IV: Senior Play. Glenna Carpenter - General - Entered '57 from West Virginia. GERALD BRADY JAMES BRENDUS CHARLENE CAPLAN GLENNA CARPENTER .ff .. filsrfs' i I aws 1 my X- .- JANET CARPER JAY CASE LINDA CHISMAII SUSAN CHOPSON Janet Carper - General. Jay Case - General - Boys' Leaders II. Linda Chismar - General - Class Secretary I: F. T. A. I: Staff Aides I 8. ll: Booster Club I, II, Ill, B. IV: Student Council Treasurer Il: Class President II: Football Attendant II: Chorus II7 Second Choir III: Girls' Leaders Ill 8. IV: Lionian Trea- surer IV: Treasurer's Office IV. Susan Chopson - Home Ec- nomics - Chorus I, ll, 8. III: F. H. A. III B. IV: Booster Club I, Il, III, 8. IV. Pauline Christof! - General - Chorus I 8. II: Library Staff II 8. Ill: F. H. A. III 81 IV. Gerald Cody - General - Boys' Leaders I, II, Ill, IV: Chess Club Il B. III: Wrestling IV. Duke Connors - General. Howard Copeland - Industrial Arts - Track II: Boys' Leaders III A IV. Donna Crisp - General. Patsy Custer - Classical - Booster I, ll, Ill, IV, Chorus I: Choir Il, III 81 IV: Staff Aides I 8- II: F. N. A. I A ll: J. C. I.. Il: F. T. A. IV. Gary Daniels - Classical - Frosh Basketball: Reserve Basketball ll: Varsity Basketball III 8. IV: Traclx III. William Davis - Classical - N. F. L. III: Dramatic: Club IV: Senior Play. Elections. Maroon sweep' PAULINE CHRISTOFF GERALD CODY DUKE CONNOIS HOWARD COPELAND DONNA CRISP PATSY CUSTER GARY DANIELS WILLIAM DAVIS Virginia Delmont - General - Booster Club I, Il, 8. IV, Chorus ll: Office Assistant IV. Judith Denkhaus - Classical - Booster Club I, ll, III, 81 IV: Chorus I: Choir ll, Ill B. IV: Library Staff I 8. II: Girls' Leaders II 8. Ill: Student Council I: J. C. L. ll: Echo Staff IV. Donald DePasquale - Industrial Arts - Frosh Football: Reserve Football II: Varsity Football III 8. IV: Booster Club I, II, III, 8. IV: Stage Craft I, II, III, 8. IV. Alice Devine Commercial - Booster Club I, Il, Ill, 8. IV: Chorus I, II, 81 Ill: Golf III. Diane Dieftenbaugher - Classical - Booster Club I, ll, lll, 8. IV: Chorus I: F. N. A. I 8. ll: Band I, Il, lll, 8. IV: Dance Band I, II, III, 8. IV: Orchestra ll, Ill, 8. IV: Pep Band Ill 8. IV: Echo Staff IV: Booster Club Secretary IV. Edward Deitz - Industrial Arts - Booster Club ll, III, 8. IV: Boys' Leaders II: Office Assistant III. Tom Dinkins - General - Frosh Football: Frosh Basketball: Reserve Football II: Varsity Foot- ball Ill 8. IV: Reserve Basketball ll: Baseball I, ll, III, 8. IV: Chorus I: Choir II, III 8. IV7 Booster Club I, ll, lll, 8i IV: Stage Croft IV. Nancy Dobina - Classical - Stat? Aides l, ll, Bi Ill: Chorus I: Choir II, lll, Bi IV: F. N. A. I, ll, lll, Bi IV: Radio Broadcasting Ill 8- IV: Alexis IV. Refreshment time is very popular at most parties: the senior party being no exception. Ihree: Gold fakes presidency. VIRGINIA DELMONT .IUDITH DENKHAUS DON DE PASQUALE ALICE KAY DEVINE DIANE DIEFFENBAUGHER EDWARD DIETZ THOMAS DINKINS NANCY DOBINA i ET? Football Queen honored a Ellen Ecltelberry - General - Chorus I5 Second Choir II: F. N. A. I: Booster Club IV: Office Assistant IV. Margaret Egner - General - Chorus I 8. II: F. H. A. III 8. IV: Olfice Assistant III: Booster Club I, II, III, 8. IV. .lean Ehert General - Entered '58 from Canton South. George Eller - Technical - Chess Club II 8. IV. Emma Eller - Commercial - library Staff III. Sue Eller - General - Entered '57 from Washington High. John Elmes - Technical - Chorus I: Choir II, Ill, 8. IV: Band I: Track II, III, 8. IV: Booster Club Vice- ELLEN ECKELBERRY MARGARET EGNER JEAN EHRET GEORGE EI.lER JOHN ELMES ELIZABETH ELSASSER President IV, National Honor III IV: Linion League IV: Football Manager IV. Elizabeth Elsasser - Classical - Student Council I 8. IV: Choir II, III, 8. IV: F. T. A. II, III, 8. IV: Dramatics II, III, 8. IV: Radio Broadcasting III 8. IV: National Honor III 8. IV: Alexis League IV: Senior Play: Annual Business SMF IV: Booster Club I, Il, III, 8. IV. John Enoch - Industrial Arts. Gayle Essinger - General - Staff Aides I, Il, 8. III: Chorus I 8. II: F. H. A. III 8. IV: Echo Staff IV: Booster Club I, II, III, 8. IV: Annual Editorial Staff IV. MARLENE ELLER SUSAN El.I.ER JOHN ENOCH GAYLE ESSINGER :mnual Pigskin Prom. Sandra Evans - General - Chorus I, Annual Business Stat? IV, Army-Navy I, II, III, 8. IV. Cynthia Faiello - General - Chorus l, ll, 8. lllg Nurse's Assistant Ill, Annual Business Staff IV. Richard Fehlman - General - Booster Club I, ll, 8- Ill, Rifle Club IV. Lois Fellows - Commercial - Chorus I, Booster Club l, ll, lll, 8. IV, Girls' Leaders Ill 8. IV, Student Council Ill, National Honor III 81 IV, Alexis IV, Treasurer's Office IV. Ted Felton - General - Frosh Football, Class President I, Booster Club ll, Ill, A IV, Reserve Football II 8. IV. Pauline Fiest - Commercial - Booster Club l, ll, Ill, 8. IV, Chorus II, Student Council ll 8. IV, library Stal? Il, lll, G. IV, Dramatic: III 8. IV, F. T. A. IV, Annual Business Staff IV. Barabra Finley - General - Chorus l, ll, lll, 8. IV, Booster Club I, II, Ill, G IV, F. H. A. IV. Carol Fleshour - General - Band I 8. ll, F. N. A. I. David Fout - Industrial Arts. James Freeman - Classical - Boys' Leaders IV: Rifle Club IV. SANDRA EVANS CYNTHIA FAIELLO TED FELTON PAULINE FIEST DAVID FOUT JAMES FREEMAN RICHARD FEHLMAN I.0IS FELLOWS BARBARA FINLEY CAROL FLESHOUR RICHARD FRESHWATER MARYLANE FRITCHLEY GARY GAFF KARL GATES WILLIAM GENSAMER LYNNE GLASS Richard Freshwater - General - Chorus I 8. II, Dramatics Club III. Marylane Fritchley - Classical - Band I, II, III, 8- IV, Stal? Aides I, Dramatics Club I, Booster Club I, II, III, 8. IV. Gary Goff - General. Karl Gates - Classical Science Club I, Booster Club I, Il, 8- III, Boys' Leaders ll, lll, 8- IV, Chorus II. William Gensamer - Industrial Arts - Booster Club II, III, 81 IV. Lynne Glass - Technical - Rifle Club IV. Class play, Sight Unseen , score TERRY GORNEY HAROLD GOULDEN WILLIAM GREENE CAROL GRELLA LARRY GRIBBLE MARY ELLEN GRIFFEN ,fee A .. i I 126 Terry Gorney - General - Booster Club I, II, III, 81 IV, Chorus I 8. Il, F. H. A. IV. Harold Goulden - General - Chorus I, Booster Club I, II, III, 8- IV: Boys' Leaders ll, Audio Visual II, Rifle Club IV. William Greene - Technical - Band I 8. II, Booster Club III, Baseball III, Rifle Club IV, Golf IV, Wrestling IV, Boys' Leaders IV. Carole Grella - General - Chorus I, Second Choir II 81 IV, Booster Club II 8. III, F. H. A. IV. Larry Gribble - Classical - Booster Club I, Il, lll, 8. IV, Frosh Basketball, Reserve Basketball II, Varsity Basketball III 81 IV, Track III. Mary Griflin - General - Stall Aides I, II, 81 III, Chorus I GI II, J. C. L. II, Library Staff II, lll, 8. IV, Annual Business Stall IV, F. H. A. IV: Booster Club I, II, III, 8- IV. Darrel Grinstead - Classical - Student Council I: Chorus I: Choir Il, Ill, 8. IV: Booster Club I, II, III, 8. IV: Track II, III, 81 IV: Class President III: National Honor III 8. IV: Linion League IV: Class Vice-President IV: Boys' State Representative III. Frank Grosse - Industrial Arts. Nancy Guess - Com- mercial - Band I, II, III, St IV: Booster Club I 8- II: Dramatics Club III: An- nual Business Stafi IV. Donald Hahn General - Boys' Leaders II 6 IV: Wrestling IV. Patricia Hall - General Chorus I. Thomas Hall - General - Frosh Football: Reserve Football Il 81 Ill: Boys' Leaders I: Baseball III: Golf IV: Booster Club I, II, III, IV. Q' I is NANCY GUESS THOMAS HALL DARRYI. GRINSTEAD FRANK GROSSE DONALD HAHN PATRICIA HALL til as a comedy. David Harmen - Technical - Booster Club Il, III, 8. IV: Boys' Leaders ll, III, 8 IV: Coin Club IV. Carolyn Harper Q Classical - Chorusl: Choir Il, III, 81 IV: Staff Aides I Bl II: Booster Club I 8. II: Orchestra I. Gayle Harter - Classical - Class Vice- President I: Staff Aides I 8. II: Booster Club I, II, III, L IV: Girls' Leaders II 8. III: Student Council III: National Honor Ill Bt IV: Alexis League IV. Marcia Hartline - Commercial - Chorus I 8. ll. Martha Hartzell - Commercial Booster Club I, II, 8. III: Football Attendant III: Army Cheerleader III. Charles Hein - Industrial Arts - Booster Club I, Il, 8. Ill. DAVID HARMAN CAROLYN HARPER GAYLE HARTER MARCIA HARTLINE MARTHA HARTZELL CHARLES HEIN 'I27 Hushed silence prevails Mary Heinbaugh - Commercial - Chorus I 8. II, Choir III 8. IV, Booster Club I, II, III, 8. IV, Alexis League IV. Arthur Henning Classical - Pep Band I, Band I, II, 81 Ill, Chorus I 8. II, Booster Club I, II, III, 8. IV, Dramatics Club IV, Thespians IV, Senior Play, Stage Craft IV. Beverly Henry - General - Band I, II, Ill, 8. IV, Pep Band I, II, III, 81 IV, Staff Aides I 8. II, J. C. L. I. Barbara Hetrick - Commercial - Booster Club I, ll, Ill, 8. IV. Dorothy Hill - General - Chorus I 8. III, Booster Club I 8- II: F. H. A. IV, Library Staff IV. Geraldine Half - Classical - Student Council I, II, III, 8. IV, Library Staff I, a. II, F. T. A. I, II, III, a. IV, Booster Club I, ll, ul, s IV, J. C. L. Il, Girls' Leaders II, III, 81 IV, Dramatics Club III, Speech Club III, Navy Cheerleader Ill, Annual Editorial Staff III 8. IV. Leroy Holfee - Classical - Audio Visual I, II, III, Bl IV, Science Club I, II, III, 81 IV: Chess Club III 8- IV, Linion League IV. Robert Horn - General - Frosh Basketball. Janet Horning - Classical - Chorus II, J. C. L. ll, Alexis league IV, Rifle Club IV, Office Staff IV. Ronald Howenstine General - Chess Club II 5 IV. KAY HEINBAUGH ARTHUR HENNING DOROTHY HILL GERALDINE HOFF JANET HORNING RONALD HOWENSTINE BEVERLY HENRY BARBARA HETRICK LEROY HOFFEE ROBERT HORN hoir presents Christmas program Denny Huff - Classical - National Honor III 8. IV: Linion League IV: Choir IV: Booster Club IV: Class President IV. David Hughes - General - Audio Visual I: Boys' Leaders II. Robert Hutchison - Classical. Patricia Huth - Home Economics Chorus I 81 Il: Booster Club I, II, 8. III: Staff Aides II Bt Ill. Beverly Huther - Classical - F. T. A. I 8. IV: Staff Aides I, II, III 8. IV: Chorus I 8. Il: Dramatics Club I: Booster Club Ill L IV. James Hutton - Classical - Frosh Football: Chorus I: Choir II, Ill, A IV: Audio Visual I7 J. C. L. II: Linion League IV: ROBERT HUTCHISON PATRICIA HUTH JUDY ISENMAN JENNIE LOU JONES Medica .I. C. L. Student Booster Jordan Club I, Keefer - Club I. Judith Isenman - General - Chorus I L II: ll. Jennie Jones - Classical - Band I, II, III, 8. IV: Council I: Chorus I: Second Choir Il: Orchestra I B- ll: Club I, ll, Ill, 8 IV: Dromatics Club III. Sharon - Classical - F. T. A. I 81 Il: Chorus I 8. ll: Booster II, 81 III: Dramatics Club IV: Senior Play. Richard Technical - Band I, ll, Ill, 8. IV: National Honor III 81 IV: Linion League IV: Chess Club IV: Student Council IV: Rifle Club IV. DENNIS HUFF BEVERLY HUTHER SHARON JORDAN DAVID HUGHES JAMES HUTTON RICHARD KEEPER Sylvia Kimrey - General - Chorus I: Booster Club I 8. II: Navy Cheerleader I 8. Il: Army Reserve III: Office Staff IV: Rifle Club IV: Football Attendant IV. Treva Kines - Classical Staff Aides I 8. Il: Booster Club I, II, Ill, 8. IV: F. N. A. I 8 II: Student Council ll: Class Vice-President Il: Echo Stal? IV: Dramatics Club IV. Glenn Kinser - Classical - Chess Club III 8. IV: Rifle Club IV. Philip Kirkbride - Classical - Chorus I 8- II: Boys' Leaders I, II, III, 8. IV: Student Council III: Echo Staff IV: Linion League IV. James Klein - Classical - Chorus I 8. Il: Choir III 8- IV: Echo Stal? IV. Karlene Klein - Commercial - Chorus I 8- Il: Booster Club I, II, Ill, 8. IV: Staff Aides II: Student Council IV: Nurse's Helper IV. Sondra Kling - General - F. H. A. IV: Booster Club II 8. Ill. Franklin Knight - Technical - Track I: Reserve Football II 8. III: Varsity Football IV: Audio Visual I5 Chess Club Il, III, 8. IV: Linion League IV: Dramatics Club IV. Howard Koontzr- General. Danial Kropp - Tecchnical - Band I 8 II: Chess Club II: Annual Editorial Staff IV. Lynne Krumm Classical - Chorus I: Student Council III: Booster Club I, II, III, 8. IV: Echo Staff III 8. IV: Dramatics Club IV. Geraldine lab - Home Economics - Army-Navy II 61 III F. H. A. IV: Booster Club I, II, Ill, 8. IV. Lincoln cagers sei school recon JAMES KLEIN KARLENE KLEIN SONDRA KLING FRANK KNIGHT HOWARD KOONTZ DANIEL KROPP LYNNE KRUMM GERALDINE LAB 5 G'7 as Shirley Lawler - General. Merle Leavens - Classical - En- tered '57 from Bedford - Senior Play: Dramatics Club IV. Arthur Lewis - Classical - Booster Club I, ll, Ill, 8. IV: Chorus I: Choir Il, Ill, 8. IV: Band I, ll, Ill, 8 IV: Pep Bancl I 8. III: Orchestra I, Il, III, 81 IV: Dance Band Ill 8. IV, Linion League IV. Delma Sue Lewis - General - Dramatics Club II, Ill, 8. IV: Booster Club II, III, 8. IV. Ruth Loliger - Classical F. T. A. I, ll, Ill, 8- IV: Chorus I: Choir Il, III, 81 IV: Booster Club I, ll, Ill, 8. IV: J. C. I.. ll: Orchestra IV: Alexis League IV. Thomas Long - General - Track I: Boys' Leaders I: Booster Club Ill: Linion League IV: Annual Editorial Staff IV: Rifle Club IV. Linda Lowry - General - Staff Aides I 8. II: Chorus Il. John Maag - Industrial Arts - Reserve Football Il 8. III. S. Richmond explains to the Lehman cheerleaders what school spirit really is. It eight straight victories. SHIRLEY LAWLER MERLE LEAVENS RUTH LOLIGER THOMAS LONG ARTHUR LEWIS LINDA LOWRY SUSAN LEWIS JOHN MAAG I' 'dl' ri n-.J Semesfer exams seen Julia Marellewka - General - F. N. A. li Girls' leaders Il, Ill, 8. IV: Booster Club II, III, 8. IV, Army-Navy lll. Marlene Marsll - General - Staff Aides I 6. ll, F. N. A. l 8: lly Chorus lg J. C. l. l 81 llp Booster Club l, ll, lll, 8. IV, Alexis League IV, Annual Editorial Staff IV. Diana Martin - General - Chorus I A ll. Lois Maurer - Commercial - Staff Aides l A ll, Booster Club I, II, III, 8. IV. Edward Masek - Industrial Arts. Joan Mayeros - Commercial - Staff Aides I, F. T. A. I 5 ll: Girls' Leaders II, III, 8. IV, Army-Navy ll, Ill, 8. IV. Robert McCarthy - Industrial Arts - Boys' leaders ll: Booster Club I, II, III, 8. IV, Rifle Club IV. Chalmers McCarty - Industrial Arts - Booster Club lll. JULIA MARCHEWKA MARLENE MARSH DIANE MARTIN LOIS MAURER EDWARD MASEK JOAN MAYEROS ROBERT McCARTI'IY CHALMERS MQCARTY 'I32 arcler each year. Virginia McCauley - General - Entered '57 from Flemington, West Virginia. Marcia McConnell - General - Booster Club I, II, Ill, 8. IV. Charles McCourry - General - Frosh Basket- ball, Boys' Leaders ll, Booster Club I, ll, III, 8. IV. Sandra McCoy - General - Band Ip Maiorette ll, Ill, 81 IV, Booster Club I, II, III, 8. IV. Susan McFarland - General - Chorus I 8. ll: F. H. A. III 8- IV: Booster Club I, ll, lll, 8. IV: Otfice Stal? IV, Rifle Club IV. Dennis McGraw - Classical - Baseball Manager I 81 ll, Echo Staff IV. Diane McNalIey - Classical Booster Club I, II, III, 61 IV: Rifle Club IV. Mary Menough Classical - Booster Club I, ll, Ill, 8- IV, F. T. A. I B. II5 Chorus Ip Second Choir II G III, Staff Aides I G ll, National Honor III A IV, Alexis League IV, Office Staff IV. VIRGINIA MQCAULEY MARCIA MQCONNELL CHARLES McCOURRY SANDRA McCOY SUSAN McFARLAND DENNIS McGRAW DIANE McNALLEY MARY MENOUGH 133 Sfudenfs cheer as Baskefbai Alice Miller - General - Nurse's Assistant Ill 8. IV: Rifle Club IV. Evelyn Miller - General - Booster Club I, ll, 8. Ill: F. H. A. IV. James Miller - Classical - Chorus I: Choir II, III, 81 IV: Audio Visual I 81 ll: Science Club I 8. II: .I. C. L. II: Track III 8. IV: Rifle Club IV: Linion League IV: Booster Club I, Il, Ill, 8. IV. Peter Miller - Technical - Band I, II, III, 8. IV: Pep Band I: Chorus I: Choir II, III, 8. IV: Linion League IV. Maryann Monterrubio - Classical - F. T. A. I, Il, III, 8. IV: Chorus I: Band III 8. IV: Library Staff II, III, 8. IV: Dramatics Club IV: Rifle Club IV: Booster Club I, Il, Ill, 8. IV. Robert Moore - Classical. Robert Moser - General - Reserve Football II: Boys' Leaders Ill: Chess Club II, Ill, 8. IV: Rifle Club IV. Evalin Moss - General - Staff Aides I, II, III, 8. lv: Booster Club I, Il, III, 8. IV. Judith Mossop - General - F. T. A. I: Chorus I: Band I, Il, 61 Ill: Girls' Leaders II, Ill, 8. IV: Army-Navy Il 8. Ill: Alexis League IV: Student Council IV: Booster Club I, II, III, 8- IV. Donna Mulholland - Commercial - Band I, ll, Ill, IV: Booster Club I, ll, Ill, 8- IV: F. H. A. IV: Rifle Club IV. ALICE MILLER EVALIN MILLER PETER MILLER MARYANN MONTERRUBIO EVALIN MOSS JUDITH MOSSOP JAMES MILLER ROBERT MOSER if 'KK ROBERT MOORE JUDITH MULHOLLAND Queen is crowned af assembly. William Nagel - Technical - Rifle Club IV. Rosemary Nauman General - Chorus I 8. II: Booster Club IV. Richard Neal Industrial Arts. Dorothy Nerness - Classical - Library Staff ll. Patricia Niebel - Commercial - Staff Aides I, ll, III, 8. IV7 Chorus Ip Second Choir II, Booster Club I, II, Ill, B. IV, An- nual Business Stafi IV. Mary Jane Nolte - General - Booster Club I, II, III, A IV. Betty Norcia - General - Booster Club I G II. Clementine Orkwiszewski - Commercial - Booster Club I, II, lll, 8. IVp Office Assistant IV. David Oyler - General Boys' Leaders II, III, 6. IV, Chess Club III. Robert Page Classical - Boys' Leaders I, Il, III, A IV, Booster Club I, II, III, G IV, Chess Club III 8. IV, Band IV. WILLIAM NAGEL ROSEMARY NAUMAN DOROTHY NERNESS PATRICIA NEIBEI. CLEMENTINE ORKWISZEWSKI DAVID OYLER RICHARD NEAL BETTY NORCIA MARY JANE NOLTE ROBERT PAGE ..'-tex. Class party, Sayonara , bring CAROL PERSHING DONNA PETERMAN SUSAN PFOUTS THERESA PHILLIPS ROBERT PLEIS GORDON PORTER NANCY PYATTE RACHEL RAITI Carol Pershing - General - Booster Club I, ll, lll, IV, Band I, II, lll, 8- IV, Orchestra lll 81 IV. Donna Peterman - General Booster Club I, Il, lll, IV. Susan Pfouts - Commercial - Chorus I7 Library Staff Il 8. III, Annual Business Staff IV, Booster Club I, II, III, 8- IV. Theresa Phillips - General - Chorus Ip Cheerleader ll, Army Cheerleader Ill, Booster Club l, ll, lll, Bn IV. Robert Pleis - Classical - Band l, ll, lll, 8. IV, Pep Band I, Il, Ill, 8: IV, Booster Club I, ll, lll, 81 IV, Science Club ll, lll, 8. IV, Coin Club IV, Chess Club IV: Rifle Club IV, Dramatics Club IV, Student Council IV. Gordon Porter - Industrial Arts Orchestra I, Il, III, di IV. Nancy Pyatte - General - F.H.A. IV. Rachel Raiti - General - Entered '57 from Albuquerque, New Mexico - Alexis League IV. Marcia Rastotter - Classical Booster Club I, ll, lll, 8. IV. Frank Reid - Classical - Boys' Leaders II 8. lll, Booster Club I, ll, lll, 8. IV. MARCIA RASTETTER FRANK REID 'nostalgia as we say farewell. Julia Reusing - Commercial - Chorus I, II, A IV: Staff Aides I, ll, Ill, 81 IV, Booster Club I, II, GI IV: Alexis League IV: National Honor III 8. IV. Maureen Reynolds - Classical Booster Club I, ll 8- IV: Chorus I: Second Choir Il: Choir III 81 IV: Staff Aides I: F. N. A. I: J. C. L. Il. Samuel Richmond Chess Club II 81 Ill: Student Council III: Booster Club I, Il, III, 6 IV: Annual Editorial Staff III 5 IV: Editor of Annual IV: Booster Club President IV. Donna Riffle - General - Stal? Aides lg Chorus I. Toby Rinaldi - Industrial Arts. Judith Ritz - Classical - F. T. A. I, II, Ill, 81 IV: Second Choir I: Booster Club I, II, III, 8. IV: Student Council III: Rifle Club IV: Treasurer's Otfice IV: Echo Stal? IV: Annual Editorial Staff IV: Alexis League IV. Sandra Robinson - General - Chorus I. Larry Brown - General - Chorus I: Choir II, III, 8. IV: Boys' Leaders I. David Roden - General - Chorus I: Choir Il, III, li IV. Carolyn Rodgers - Home Economics - Staff Aides I, II, III, 81 IV: Library Staff II, Ill, 81 IV: Booster Club Ill 8. IV: Annual Business Staff IV. SANDRA ROBINSON LARRY BROWN JULIA REUSING MAUREEN REYNOLDS SAMUEL RICHMOND DONNA RIFFLE TOBY RINALDI JUDITH RITZ DAVID RODEN CAROLYN RODGERS .IANICE RUTTER RONALD RYAN ESTHER SARDONE JOSEPH SCHOEPPNER RAYMOND SAMOILA JON SAMUELSON Janice Rutter - General - Chorus I 8. llp Booster Club I, ll, III, 81 IV, Nurse's Assistant III. Ronald Ryan - Technical Chorus lp Choir II, III, 8- IV, Booster Club III 8. IV. Raymond Samoila - General - Chorus lp Choir ll, Ill, 81 IV, Student Council IV. Jon Samuelson - Technical - Entered '54 from Kingwood, West Virginia - Booster Club I, II, III, 8. IV. Esther Sardone - Classical - Staff Aides I, II, III, F. N. A. I 81 llp Echo Staff IV: Booster Club I, II, III, 8. IV. Joseph Schoeppner - General - Frosh Football, Booster Club I 8. II. Weeks of hard pracfice are Members of the play cast enact a scene from Sight Unseen. I38 RICHARD SCHWAB EARL SCHWITZGEBEL Richard Schwab - General - Orchestra I, II, III, 8. IV. Earl Schwitxgobol - General - Chorus I: Choir Ill A IV. Wanda Sharlock - General - Student Council I 81 II: F. T. A. I 81 II, Chorus Ip Army-Navy I, II, 8. III: Booster Club I, ll, III, 8. IV: Girls' Leaders II, III, 8. IV, Class Vice-President III, Class Secretary IV, Alexis League IV: Annual Editorial Staff IV, Treasurer's Office IV. Marie Shiva - General - Entered '57 from McKinley - Chorus III. Judith Shotts - Classical - Chorus I 81 II, Second Choir III, F. N. A. I, II, 8- III: Science Club I, J. C. L. Il, Booster Club I, II, III, 8- IV. Rex Shryock - Classical Frosh Football, Reserve Football II, Varsity Football III A IV, Boys' Leaders I 8. II, Golf If F. T. A. Ip Medical Club I: Chorus Ig Choir III: Thespians Society Ig Booster Club I, II III, 8. IV, Student Council III, Track III, Echo Staff IV. WANDA SHERLOCK .IUDITH SHOTTS MARIE SHIVE REX SHRYOCK limaxed al Army-Navy game. After taking a spill on the ice, N. Babcock needs some assistance from B. Page as L. Whitacre, L. Kacsur, and E. Moss look on. 139 1-o fw. as 'w.......--. Suspense is greal as King an George Sieber - Industrial Arts. Carl Sigler - Classical Chorus I: Second Choir Ilp Baseball Manager Ip Tennis Ili .I. C. L. llp Boys' Leaders IV: Rifle Club IV: Booster Club I, II, Ill, 81 IV. Patricia Slagenwhite - General - F. T. A. Ip Golf Ili Olifice Assistant Ili Chorus I 8. Ilp Nurse's Assistant III: Echo Stalf III 8. IV: Booster Club I, ll, Ill, 8. IV. Deanna Smith - General - Chorus I 81 II: Booster Club I, ll, Ill, A IV: Annual Business Staff IV. Jerry Snyder - Classical - Chorus I 8. lly Rifle Club IV. Diane Starkey - General - Chorus II. Patsy Stephens - Commercial - Booster Club I, ll, Ill, BI IV: Cheerleader ll, Ill, 81 IV: Girls' Leaders II, Ill, 8- IV: Army- Navy lllg Basketball Attendant lllp Student Council lllg Class Treasurer Illg Alexis League IV. Alyce-.lane Stodghill - General Entered '56 from Lehman - Echo Stat? IV: Booster Club ll, III, 8. IV. Walter Studer - Classical. Mary Sullivan - General. GEORGE SIEBER CARL SIGLER GERALD SNYDER DIANE STARKEY WALTER STUDER MARY SULLIVAN PARTICIA SLAGENWHITE DEANNA SMITH PATSY STEPHENS ALYCE-JANE STODGHILL 140 Iueen of Military Ball are crowned Patti Swick - Commercial - Chorus I: Army-Navy II A III: Girls' Leaders III 8. IV. Sandy Taylor - General - Student Council I 8- II: Chorus I: Second Choir ll, Ill, 8. IV: Staff Aides I: Tennis I: Navy Cheerleader Il: Army-Navy III: Girls' Leaders Ill li IV: F. H. A. IV: Rifle Club IV: Olfice Staff IV: Booster Club I, ll, Ill, 8. IV. Tarry Taylor - Classical - Booster Club I, ll, III, 5 IV: Tennis I5 Golf I: Student Council Il 8. III: Student Council President IV: Booster Club I, Il, III, 81 IV: F. T. A. II, III, 8. IV: Class Treasurer II: Boys' Leaders IV: Junior Red Cross Representative III: Annual Editorial Staff Ill L IV: Echo Statf IV. Richard Teel - Industrial Arts - Frosh Football, Track II, Ill, A IV: Frosh Basketball: Varsity Basket- PATRICIA SWICK SANDRA TAYLOR TARRY TAYLOR RICHARD TEEL PATRICIA THOMAS RICHARD THORNBURG ball II, III, 8. IV. Gilbert Thewes - Industrial Arts - Booster Club I, ll, III, 8- IV: Frosh Football: Varsity Football II, III, 8 IV: Frosh Basketball: Basketball Manager II: Baseball II, III, 81 IV. Jacqueline Thomas - Commercial - Entered '57 from Timken - Booster Club Ill. Patricia Thomas - General Booster Club I, ll, III, 8. IV: F. H. A. III 8: IV: Annual Business Staff IV. Richard Thornburg - Classical - Chorus I: Choir II, III, 8. IV: J. C. L II: Booster Club I. Sandra Tilkey General - Staff Aides I 8. Il: Chorus I. Peter Tkocz - Classical Booster Club I, Il, Ill, A IV: Echo Stat? II: Class Secretory III: Linion League IV. GILBERT THEWES JACQUELINE THOMAS SANDRA TILKEY PETER TKOCZ HOWARD TOPAZ SHARON TRUETT JOHN TUTTLE RICHARD VAN BENTHUYSEN Roger Vaught - Techincal - Audio Visual I: Linion League IV. Fred Vogt - General - Boys' Leaders Il. Richard Wadsworth Technical - Band I 81 II: Baseball ll, Ill, 8. IV: Rifle Club IV: Boys' Leaders IV: Booster Club Ill 8. IV. Judith Wagner General - Booster Club I 81 ll: F. H. A. lll: Office Staff IV. Michael Waikem - General - Frosh Football. Darryl Wakeley Industrial Arts. Howard Topaz - Classical - Track I, ll, lll, 81 IV: Frosh Basket- ball: Boys' Leaders I: Audio Visual II, III, 81 IV: Rifle Club IV: Booster Club Ill 8. IV. Sharon Truett - General - Booster Club I, ll, lll, 81 IV: Navy Cheerleader Il. John Tuttle - Industrial Arts. Richard Van Benthuysen - General - Frosh Football: Reserve Football ll: Varsity Football III 8 IV: Frosh Basketball: Reserve Basketball II: Varsity Basketball III 8- IV: Baseball l, II, Ill, 8. IV. Highlights of the year are Prom ROGER VAUGHT FRED VOGT RICHARD WADSWORTH JUDITH WAGNER MICHAEL WAIKEM DARRYI. WAKELY Ranzel Walker - General. Brenda Wells - Commercial - Chorus I: Second Choir II, Staff Aides I, II, III, 8. IV, Library Staff ll, Ill, 8. IV. Donald Wesfhoefer - General - Frosh Basketball, Band I, ll, 8. lllp Pep Band lp Rifle Club IV. David Wetzel Technical - Frosh Basketball: Reserve Basketball II 8. III, Varsity Basketball IV, Reserve Football IV. Carol White Commercial - Chorus I, Staff Aides I. Norma Wigginfon Classical - F. T. A. I, ll, lll, 8. IV: Library Slaff I, II, III, 8. IV, Chorus l, Il, Ill, 8. IV, Alexis League IV. ii T. Kines and B. Page enioy themselves at inter- mission al the biggest dance of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. 'lass Nighf, and C-iraduafion. RONIEL WALKER BRENDA WELLS CAROL WHITE NORMA WIGGINTON 1 Y'-. s Q. DONALD WESTHOEFER DAVID WETZEL GARY WILBANKS ROBERT WILLIAMS JOHN WNORSKI JOYCE WOLCOTT Gary Willbanks - Classical - Tennis ll, III, 8. IV: Track ll, III 81 IV: Dramatics Club lll 81 IV: Senior Play: Stagecraft Ill All School Play III: Reserve Football III: Varsity Football IV. Robert Williams - General - Fresh Basketball: Reserve Basket ball II 8- Ill: Class Treasurer I: Chorus I: Second Choir II Larry Wilson - Commercial. Robert Wilson - Classical - En F LARRY WILSON ROBERT WILSON JAMES COFFEY CLIFFORD SILVER tered '58 from Florida. John Wneroski - Industrial Arts. Joyce Wolcott - General - Student Council I, ll, Ill, 81 IV: Student Council, Secretary II: Band I, II, 81 III: Chorus I, Il, A III: Choir IV: Class Secretary II, Football Attendant I: Football Queen IV: Annual Editorial Staff IV: Booster Club I, Il, III, 8. IV. James Coffee - Technical. Clitterd Silver - Classical - Entered '58 from Chenango Valley, New York: Echo IV. IN MEMORIAM ALVA CHABOUDE SANDRA ROBY JOHN LAWSON Yes, all men are dust: but some are gold-dust. - J. Shecld 144 D De Pasquale indicates that a good season lies ahead by kicking the football high while co-captain, G. Thewes, looks on. -A- Robert Earl Ackerman-3904 Sixth St., 5-W- 19, 52, 76, 119 James Joy Allen-805 Jefferson Ave., N.W. 119 Gary Anderson-1530 Greenfield Ave., S.W. 24, 26, 29, 34, 119 Mary Lou Anderson-241 Harrison Ave., S.W. 19, 52, 53, 69, 76, 119 Trygve Anderson-2811 Carl Place N.W. 19, 52, 60, 63, 75, 119, 138 Nancy Jean Ardman-1209 Roslyn Ave., S.W. 8, 119 Shirley Ann Augustine-319 Columbus Ave., N.W. 119 -5- Nancy leigh Babcock-3411 Ninth St., S.W. 8, 68, 84, 119, 139 Burton Charles Baird-918 Terrace Ave., N.W. 24, 26, 62, 119 Agnes Marie Baker-1828 Henry Ave., S.W. 70, 73, 119 Jerry Lee Baker-1417 Frederick Ave., S.W. 15, 62, 119 Gerald E. Baxter-3212 Ninth St., N.W. 49, 119 Beverly Ann Behm-116 Prospect Ave., S.W. 120 Connie Bennet-4870 Arbor Road S.W. 120 Mary Jane Bergman-1912 11th St., S.W. 57, 120, 123 Joetta June Berkey-210 Valleyview Ave., N.W. 12, 19, 52, 53, 120 Dick Bethel-239 Bedford Ave., S.W. 120 Clayton-Craig Bille--4446 Second St., N.W. 45, 77, 84, 120 145 SENIOR INDEX Persephane Harry Biris-139 Linwood Ave., N.W. 6, 47, 63, 70, 72. 76, 118, 120, 148 Royce Lane Blackburn-906 Broad Ave., N.W. 64, 120 Sandra Blattert-2922 Helen Place N.W. 6, 19, 53, 120 Mara Elaine Blumentals-3413 25th St., N.W. 17, 60, 63, 76, 120, 138 Glen Robert Blythe-3434 Bailey Ave., N.E. Mass. 121 John Richard Bobby-3406 11th St., S.W. 76, 121 149 David Glenn Bober-2337 Tenth St., N.W. 15 62, 121 r David Allen Bowman-205 Bedford Ave., S.W. 19, 52, 121 Gerald Brady-617 Manor Ave., N.W. 121 James Leroy Brendus-1307 Roslyn S.W. 24, 26, 48, 121 William Robert Brough-300 Raff Road N.W. 121 149 Keith Larry Brown-1127 Dueber Ave., S.W. 6, 76, 121 Larry Elden Brown-3519 11th St., S.W. -C- Charlene Caplan-338 Bedford Ave., N.W. 62, 63 121 Glenna Carpenter-1724 Bellhower Ave., S.W. 121 Janet Ruth Carper-520 Smith Ave., S.W. 122 Linda Marie Chismar-1209 Concord Ave., S.W. 19, 21, 47, 64, 74, 122 Jay Lynn Case-R.D. 44 Mass. 122 Susan Kay Chopson-2233 Seventh St., N.W. 65, 74, 122 Pauline Ann Christaff-1512 Stark Ave., S.W. 65, 70, 71, 73, 122 Gerald L. Cody-728 Shadyside Ave., S.W. 44, 122 James Eugene Coffey-1238 Roslyn Ave., S.W. 3, 122 Duke Connors-3516 Hilton Place N.E. Mass. 122, 149 Howard James Copeland-2335 Perry Road S.W.122 Donna J. Crisp-3213 17th St., S.W. 122 Patsy Sue Custer-1608 Edmeyer Ave., N.W. 6, 19, 52, 69, 70, 122 Gary Lee Daniels-1325 lvydale Ave., S.W. 19, 34, 38, 49, 122 William Virgil Davis-1608 11th St., S.W. 60, 62, 63, 74, 122 Virginia Carolyn Delmont-4965 14th St., S.W. 70, 123 Judy louise Denkhaus-R.D. 4544 Mass. 6, 19, 52, 53, 74, 123 Don Anthony De Pasquale-2226 Anderson Place N.W. 24, 27, 28, 62, 123, 146 Alice Kay Devine-503 Stewart Ave., N.E. Mass. 123 Diane Dieffenbaugher-424 Dryden Ave., N.W. 12, 74, 123, 145 Edward James Dietz-1017 Dueber Ave., S.W. 123 Tom Frederick Dinkins-2232 Anderson Place N.W. 19, 24, 27, 28, 48, 52, 62, 123 Nancy Ann Dobina-1507 Alden Ave., S.W. 19, 52, 53, 123 1 1 e , SENIOR INDEX ..5- Ellen Elizabeth Eckelberry-1712 Stark Ave., S.W. 70, 124 Margaret Kay Egner-125 Genoa Road S., Mass. 65, 124 Jean Ehret-329 Smith Ave., N.W. 53, 124 George Kermit Eller-1625 Bank Place S.W. 73, 124 Emma Marlene Eller-1625 Bank Place S.W. 8, 124 Sue Eller-242 Dryden Court S.W. 124 John Thomas Elmes-241 Oneida Ave., N.W. 12, 19, 31, 49, 52, 124, 148 Elizabeth Elsasser-363 Aultman Ave., N.W. 19, 52, 60, 61, 63, 69, 70, 73, 76, 124 John Franklin Enoch-215 Exeter Ave., S.W. 124 Gayle Frances Essinger-1708 Hammond Ave., S.W. 65, 74, 75, 124 Sandra Kay Evans-306 Bellt1ower Ave., N.W. 47, 125 -F- Cynthia Ann Faiello-928 Prospect Ave., S.W. 63, 63, 73, 125 Richard Lee Fehlman-3107 Sixth St., S.W. 45, 125 Lois Evelyn Fellows-4249 Seventh St., S.W. 47, 64, 72, 76, 123, 125 Ted Allen Felton-1029 Maryland Ave., S.W. 123, 125 Pauline Jane Fiest-5040 West Tusc. 60, 61, 63, 69, 71, 73, 125 Barbara Jean Finley-126 Harrison Ave., S.W. 125 Carol louise Fleshour-4717 Tioga Ave., N.W. 125 David Eugene Fout-2213 Ninth St., S.W. 125 James lynne Freeman-3024 Navarre Road S.W. 125 Richard lee Freshwater-1715 Dunkeith Dr., N.W. 126 Marylane Fritchley-646 Wert: Ave., S.W. 74, 126, 148 T Rinaldi casts his vote for his favorite candi- date as D. Thornburg, C. McCourry, and G. Hoff look on. had E .X i -9- Gary Edward Gal?-1800 Bedford Ave., S.W. 126 Karl Eugene Gates-937 Garfield Ave., S.W. '74, 126 Bill lloyd Gensamer-1434 Manor Ave., S.W. 126 Lynne Glass-1148 Maryland Ave., S.W. 126 Terry Ann Gorney-3321 17th St., S.W. 65, 126 Harold Lee Goulden-1010 Maryland Ave., S.W. 126 William Louis Greene-1418 Ivydale Ave.. S.W. 44, 48, 126 Carole Loretta Grella-1107 Oak Ave., N.W. 65, 126 Larry Carl Gribble-328 Harding Ave., S.W. Genoa 24, 35, 37, 49, 126 Mary Ellen Griffin-711 Bedford Ave., S.W. 65, 71, 73, 126 Darrel Jarrett Grinstead-4450 Seventh St., N.W. e, 17, 19, 31, 49, 52, 76, 118, 127 Frank Grosse-1012 Bedford Ave., S.W. 127 Nancy lou Guess-811 Concord Ave., S.W. 127 -H- Donald Richard Hahn-919 Broad Ave., N.W. 44, 127 Patty Jean Hall-1211 Harrison Ave., S.W. 127 Tom Douglas Hall-500 Columbus Ave., N.W. 127 David Adrian Harmon-812 Clarendon Ave., N.W. 127, 148 Carolyn Iona Harper-2326 Lakeroad Blvd., N.W. 19, 52, 84, 127 Galye Ann Harper-174 Woodlawn Ave., N.W. 76, 127 Marcia Ann Hartline-5740 39th St., S.W. 127 Martha Ellen Hartzell-609 Arlington Ave., S.W. 70, 127 Charles Hein-208 Park Ave., S.W. 127 Mary Kay Heinbaugh-3722 11th St., S.W. 19, 52, 70, 76, 128 S. McCoy awaits the prick of the needle on Senior Vaccination Day. Escorted by Senior President, D. Huff, Football Queen, J. Wolcott, enters the field. M. Fritchley and J. Elmes enioy refreshments at the Senior Party. NT 1 E, 'V SENIOR INDEX Arthur Clinton Henning-332 Poplar Ave., N.W. 15, 60, 62, 63, 128, 133, 149 Beverly Henry-1246 Roslyn Ave., S.W. 128 Barbara Jean Hetrick-3832 12th St., N.W. 128 Dorothy Marlene Hill-3412 17th St., S.W. 65, 71, 128 Geraldine Marie Hoff-2602 Helen Place N.W. 12, 69, 75, 77, 128, 147 Leroy Henry Hoffee-1414 Manor Ave., S.W. 64, 73, 76, 128 Bob William Horn-4919 Yukon St., N.W. 15, 128 Janet Ruth Horning-1243 Oxford Ave., N.W. 9, 70, 76, 128, 149 Ronald Jay Howenstine-701 Linwood Ave., S.W. 128 Denny Eugene Hut?-342 Korman Ave., N.E. Mass 15, 19, 52, 118, 129 David Ray Hughes-1103 Franklin Ave., S.W. 129 Robert Franklin Hutchison-2733 12th St., S.W. 129 Patricia Annmarie Huth-1017 Gar6eld Ave., S.W. 129 Beverly Joan Huther-2517 15th St., S.W. 129 James Joseph Hutton-1000 Greenfield Ave., S.W. 19, 51, 53, 76, 129 -l- Judy Ann lsenman-4433 Baunach Place N.W. 74, 129 ..J.. Jennie Lou Jones-R.D. 3394 Mass. 73, 129 Sharon Lynn Jordan-3404 Belmont Place, S.W. 60, 63, 138, 129 -K... Richard Earl Keefer-5137 14th St., S.W. 76, 129 Sylvia Lea Kimrey-3006 Sixth St., S.W. 18, 20, 46, 70, 130 Theva Kay Kines-2423 Ada Place N.W. 63, 74, 143, 130 Glenn William Kinser-1130 Shadyside Ave., S.W. 73, 05, 130 Philip Edward Kirkbrido-1602 Broad Ave., N.W. 74, 130 Jim E. Klein-1836 Dllnkoitll Dr., N.W. 53, 70, 130 Karlene Ann Klein-700 Roslyn Ave., S.W. 70, 77, 130 Sondra Louise Kling-1138 Hawthorne Ave., S.W. 130 Franklin Delano Knight-1017 Roslyn Ave., S.W. 24, 27, 61, 63, 130 Howard Koontz-1021 Lakeview Blvd., N.W. 130 Danny Lynn Kropp-3037 11th St., S.W. 75, 130 Lynne Ellen Krumm-1114 Bellflower Ave., S.W. 63, 130 -L- Geraldine Louise Lab-415 Columbus Ave., N.W. 65, 130 Shirley Lee Lawler-1214 Grandview Ave., S.W. 131 Adelaide Merle Leavens-1548 Dunkeith Dr., N.W. 60, 61, 63, 70, 131 Arthur David Lewis-349 Smith Ave., N.W. 19, 52, 53, 61, 76, 145, 131 Delma Sue Lewis-2603 Swiss Club Road 63, 131 Ruth Arlene Loliger-1228 Wertz Ave., S.W. 19, 52, 53, 69, 70, 76, 131 Thomas Charles Long-1236 Maryland Ave., S.W. 3, 75, 76, 131 Lindo Lowry-638 Smith Avo., S.W. 131 SENIOR INDEX -M- John David Maag-1240 Wertz Ave., N.W. 131 Julia Ann Marchewka-632 Smith Ave., N.W. 46, 72, 132 Marlene Margaret Marsh-617 Ambrose Ave., N.W. 75, 76, 132 Diana Ruth Martin-2146 Sandwith Ave., S.W. 132 lois Marie Maurer-716 Delano Ave., S.W. 46, 132 Eddie Masek-1541 Clark Ave., S.W. 132 Joan Elizabeth Mayeros-118 Park Ave., S.W. 46, 63, 72, 73, 132 Robert John McCarthy-2315 Tenth St., N.W. 132 Chalmers Hugh McCarty-2811 Ninth St., N.W. 132 Virginia McCauley-1417 Greenfield Ave., S.W. 133 Marcia lee McConnell-3820 Sixth Ave., S.W. 133 Charles Leroy McCourry-2614 Navarre Road S.W. 147, 133 Sandra lou McCoy-1112 Western Ave., S.W. 57, 147, 133 Susan Kay McFarland-3037 Grisby Place S.W. 70 133 Dennis Mitchell McGraw-223 lynch Road, Mass. 74 133 Diane Elizabeth McNolley-322 Montrose Ave., N.W. 133 Mary Margaret Menough-3025 Windsor Place S.W. 62, 63, 76, 123, 133 Alice Louise Miller-518 Arlington Ave., N.W. 68 134 Evelyn Jane Miller-1837 Hammond Ave., S.W. 65 134 James Marion Miller-5135 12th St., S.W. 19, 49, 51, 52, 76, 145, 134 Peter Steven Miller-1601 Jefferson Ave., N.W. 19, 52, 76, 145, 134 Maryann Clarice Monterrubio-1815 Bedford Ave., s.w. 17, e1,a9, 71, 1:4 Robert Frederick Moore-231 Genoa Road S.E. Mass. 8, 134 Robert l.ynn Moser-2522 Ninth St., S.W. 134 Evalin Ann Moss-2616 Seventh St., S.W. 66, 67, 71 134 Judy Adele Mossop-1329 Ivydale Ave., S.W. 47, 62, 72, 76, 77, 134 Donna Jean Mulholland-3217 Belmont Place S.W. 134 -N- Williom Paul Nagel-602 Hazlett Ave., N.W. 3, 135 Rosemary Elizabeth Nauman-127 Clarendon Ave,. N.W. 135 Dick Neal-R.D. 544 Richville 135 Dorothy Ann Nerness-163 Hilltop Dr., N.W. 135 Patricia Esther Niebel-1533 Bryan Ave., S.W. 66, 67, 73, 135 Mary .lane Nolte-1008 Arlington Ave., S.W. 135 Betty Louise Norcia-217 Ambrose Ave., N.W. 135 -Q- Clementine Carol Orkwiszewski-316 Donald Place S.W. 135 David Austin Oyler-150 Aultman Ave., N.W. 135 -p.. Robert H. Page-515 Kennet Ct., N.W. 44, 73, 139, 143, 135 Carol Jo Ann Pershing-927 Linwood Ave., S.W. 136 Donna Jean Peterman-1832 Brooks Ave., S.W. 136 Susan Blair Pfouts-2437 Ninth St., N.W. 73, 136 Theresa Ann Phillips-142 Woodlawn Ave., N.W. 136 SENIOR INDEX Robert Herman Pleis-305 Arlington Ave., N.W. 53, 61, 63, 64, 65, 73, 77, 136 Gordon Lee Porter-628 Garfield Ave., S.W. 136 Nancy Pyatte-4909 Second St., N.W. 136 Rachel Raiti-247 Dueber Ave., S.W. 70, 76, 136 Marcia Lynn Rastetter-170 Poplar Ave., N.W. 149 136 Frank Albert Reid-3045 12th St., N.W. 136 Julia Ann Reusing-2617 Fourth St., N.W. 18, 66, 67, 76, 137 Maureen Frances Reynolds-3216 Lynch Road S.E. Mass. 19, 52, 53, 137 Samuel Alec Richmond-927 Maryland Ave., S.W. 12, 75, 76, 131, 137 Donna Blanche Riffle-1708 Bank Place S.W. 137 Toby Rae Rinaldi-2621 Negley Ave., S.W. 147, 137 Judy Faye Ritz-3019 12th St., N.W. 64, 74, 75, 76 137 Sandra Louvina Robinson-114 Poplar Ave., S.W. 137 David Lee Roden-4120 Lincoln Way E. Mass. 44 137 Carolyn Ruth Rodgers-1487 Clarendon Ave., S.W. 71, 73, 137 Janice Marie Rutter-624 Arlington Ave., N.W. 70 138 Ronald Kenneth Ryan-332 Mohawk Ave., N.W. 19, 51, 52, 145, 138 -5- Raymond Lee Samoila-3411 22nd St., N.W. 19, 84 138 Jon Lawrence Samuelson-406 Vince Ave., N.W. 8 138 Esther Mabel Sardone-318 Bedford Ave., N.W. 74 138 Joseph Schoeppner-2215 15th St., S.W. 138 Dick Lee Schwab-205 Kennet Ct., N.W. 139 Earl Thomas Schwitzgebel-1328 Margaret Ct., S.W. 19, 52, 53, 84, 139 Wanda Jean Sherlock-1248 Linwood Ave., S.W. 19, 21, 47, 64, 72, 75, 76, 118, 139 Marie Shive-133 Claremont Ave, N.W. 68, 139 Judith Jeanne Shotts-2800 Maywood Place S.W. 26, 28, 42, 44, 49, 63, 74, 139 George Seiber-215 Kennet Ct., N.W. 140 Carl Oliver Sigler-1804 Roslyn Ave., S.W. 45, 140 Patricia Ann Slagenwhite-312 Linwood Ave., N.W. 16, 74, 140 Deanna Jo Smith-1001 Camden Ave., S.W. 140 Jerry Eugene Snyder-3235 Berchdale Ave., N.W. 140 Diane Starkey-518 Vince Ave., N.W. 140 Patsy .lean Stephens-1251 Harrison Ave., S.W. 11, 14, 15, 46, 72, 76, 140 Alyce-Jane Stodghill-729 Whipple Road S.W. 70,74 140 Walter Vernon Studer-2426 11th St., N.W. 8, 140 Mary May Sullivan-1114 Broad Ave., N.W. 140 Patti Louise Swiclc-3019 Glenn Place N.W. 141 -1- Sandy Lee Taylor-1819 Roslyn Ave., S.W. 46, 53, 65, 70, 72, 141 Torry Allen Taylor-1606 Ninth St., S.W. 16, 17, 69, 74, 75, 141 Richard Earl Teel-612 Lawn Ave., S.W. 14, 19, 35, 36, 37, 38, 49, 141 Gilbert Charles Thewes-1207 Dueber Ave., S.W. 24, 27, 42, 43, 48, 146, 141 Jacquie Thomas-1610 Dueber Ave., S.W. 141 Patty Anne Thomas-129 Leonard Ave., Mass. 65, 73 141 Richard Hart Thornburg-336 Montrose Ave., N.W. 147, 141 Sandra Elaine Tillcey-1713 Bryan Ave., S.W. 141 Peter Wolf Tkocz-323 Roslyn Ave., N.W. 42, 141 Howard Allan Topaz-1702 Dunkeith Dr., N.W. 42, 49, 64, 142 Sharon Lee Truett-3612 13th St., S.W. 142 John Dixon Tuttle-1151 Bedford Ave., S.W. 142 -y- Richard Leeon Van Benthuysen-2310 Ninth St., S.W. 24, 27, 29, 30, 34, 36, 48, 142 Roger Elliot Vaught-5236 14th St., S.W. 142 Fred John Vogt-2412 Sixth Ave., S.W. 42, 142 -w- Richard Wesley Wadsworth-3127 14th St., S.W. 42, 48, 148, 142 Judy Ann Wagner--3007 Sixth St., S.W. 46, 65, 70 142 Michael Elias Waikem-2319 Tenth St., N.W. 12, 139, 14s, 142 Darryl George Wakeley-245 Smith Ave., S. W. 142 Ronzel E. Walker-1638 Wertz Ave., S.W. 143 Brenda Kaye Wells-2208 Sixth St., S.W. 53, 65, 66, 67, 71, 73, 143 Donald F. Westhoefer-926 Wert: Ave., S.W. 42, 143 David George Wetzel-801 Ralf Road S.W. 24, 26, 28, 29, 35, 38, 123, 143 Carol Sue White-1237 Norma Faye Wigginton 45, 52, 63, 69 71 Gary Nevin WiIba'nksL 15, 26, 42, 49, 60, Garfield Ave., S.W. 143 -200 Leonard Ave., S. Mass. 73, 74, 76, 119, 142 307 Clarendon Ave., N.W. 61, 62, 63, 138, 144 Robert Williams-1135 Homewood Ave., S.W. 3, 15, 42, 62, 144 John Norman Wnoroski-1507 Henry Ave., S.W. 144 Larry Wilson-5044 West Tusc. 155 Bob Wilson-1114 Ralf Ave., S.W. 26, 30, 144 Joyce Kay Wolcott-317 Oneida Ave., N.W. 18, 20, 75, 77, 144 .Ion Samuelson and Karlene Klein receive that extra service that counts at Bachelor Drugs. 'UCF BAcHELLoR's PHARMACY orrlce suPPLY 204 Third Street N. W. Canton, Ohio PRESCRIPTION SERVICE 401 Clarendon Avenue N. W. den LITHUGRAPHERS SALEM. OHIO 150 S 1 Gai Nusbaum's olfers a choice of class rings to Bob Bill Brough buys at Dueber Drugs. Moore and More Blumentels. OHIOS MOST BEAUTIFUL CONGRATULATIONS lEWEl..RY STORE safe DUEBER DRUGS fl A 'U X 5 600 Dueber Ave. S.W. ssmusnsm - W, nosvusc. sms. ESTABLISHED 1910 Prescription Service The talent oi success is nothing more than doing what you can do well. LINCOLN ADULT BOOSTER CLUB BETTER cmzENsHuP - BETTER ATHLETICS ' BETTER SCHOLARSHIP 151 q h MEATS a I FRUIEII FOODS ', WV I 'iii QA In Lf' THE CANTON PROVISION CO. cANToN, ol-no GI. 5-0141 MARLOWE'S ACROSS FROM LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL Williams and Persie Biris are served Ihirsi Alyce-Jane Sfodghll looks over Ihe formal: at ers by Russ aI Murlowe's. Stern and Mu YOUR FASHION - SEARCH ENDS WISELY AT STERN 8. MANN'S Ted No ok la Osbo e .le P'kna B'll Bo - - v , rry rn , rry n , I Good sewn. and nn, Produns aww' ,hu ello, and Frank Reid know the value of drinking shopper why buys at Finney's Dru s. Finney's Druq Store 415 Market Ave. North Canton, Ohio Jerry Snyder and Barbara I-letrick enioy shopping at Kahler and Kohler Grocery Store. Kcrhler 6: Kahler complete Old Fashioned Food Store 532-534 Clarendon Ave. N.W. Ph. GL 5-0291 Free Delivery to Canton and Suburbs 9 milk. S Sw MAKE MINE MILK! MERKEL SOHIO SERVICE Courteous Service Expert Lubrication and Auto Repairs Harrison and PHONE 6th ST. S.W. GL 4-0475 ICE SERVICE II H00 .FINE APPLIANCES . . around the house, around the world from Vacuum Cleaners 5 i, Floor Polishers , ' Steam and Dry Irons I D'e Casfmg Automatic Coffee Pots EIeCI'o 'C5 Electric Mixers I Dick Van Benthuyson looks over materials for a Tom Long anticipates refreshments I1 p suit at Dickson's. another bottle of Coca-Cola. Dickson's Tailors 8. Huberdushers Custom Tailoring to Your Own Individual Measure - Suits, Overcoats for Men and Ladies T38 Tuscarawas W. GL 3-0581 SIGN or GOOD Tum 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 155 Squawk Box You can squawk all you want about how your government is being run. You can squawk to your family, your neighbors, the boys at the shop, or your barber-anyone who'll listen. Or you can praise your government. But your squawks and praise won't pay off unless you deposit them in the ballot box. The right to a secret ballot gives you an actual voice in your government. By casting your ballot at election time, you can help decide who is going to run the show. It's not like this in every country. Behind the Iron Curtain there's a lot to squawk about. But people have to keep it to themselves. If you com- plain out loud, you may get a one-way ticket to Siberia. At election time you may get a ballot, but there'll only be one person to vote for. But in America you can choose. And choosing means that you've got to do some serious thinking to make sure you vote for the right man. The secret ballot is a right you don't exercise every day. But the fact that elections are not daily occurences makes the right all the more important. And the guy who fails to vote has lost the right to squawk. Think it over-and then make sure you vote. It's your rightg so treat it right. TRADE-MARK REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. The Timken Roller Bearing Company The right to work shall not be abridged nor made impotent ard of living in the world. Help keep DO KNOW YOUR RIGHTS? As Americans, we have the greatest freedom and the highest stand- it that way by knowing your rights and guarding them well. Some of them are: Freedom of worship 9fRight to know how your union is Right to be presumed innocent Right to secret ballot run until proved guilty 8Right to know how your union - - - Freedom to own property spends your dues Rlfffym Jpeedy and public ,nal by 'kRight to work despite union Freedom of speech l jurisdictional disputes Freedom of the press RESIN fo bel? of 1' lawyer Freedom to work in any locality Right to criticize officials +Rigbg lg bear your employe,-'J ,side ifRight to proper supervision of 'Right to know salaries of your of disagreements your union welfare funds union officers Freedom to start and manage a Freedom from search without warrant Right to petition government for Right not to appear as a witness against yourself 'Right to refuse to permit the business Freedom to make a profit i Right not to be fired by union redress of grievances H5befk'0ffU of union due-V leaders 'l'Right to know if your union iiRight to go direct to your boss 3 Right to vote on company's best oHicers are Communists with a grievance oHer 'These are rights you enjoy under the Taft-Hartley law. 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