Lincoln High School - Lionian Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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Alexis League: Row 1, Miss Helen Gatchel, Advisor, Karen Perry, Presi dent, Sharon McCarty, Vice-President: Penny Dailey, Secretary, Sue Selby, Treasurer, Connie Blumensen, Historian, Elaine Tuesdule, Head Usher: Debbie Kapp, Ass't. Head Usher. Row 2, Gail Brainerd, Debbie Slusser, Bonnie Good, Jeannie Voltz, .Ioan Voltz, Nellie Walker, Shelley Bamberger. Row 3, Joy Curmicheal, Jeanne Stoll, Rosnnnah Shealzley, Debbie Eckelberry, Cindy Kolick, Judy Dietz, June Bethel, Lu Ann Lichtenwalter, Row 4, Marcia Morris, JoAnn Lidderslule, Karen Henke, Barb Pocoek, Pam Gunsnullus, Kay Cameron, Paula Lightbody. Llnion League: Row 1, Mr. Robert Menarcheck, Advisorp Don Plaskett, President: Richard Gonzalez, Vice.Presidcntg Jeff DiMnmio, Secretary- Treasurer. Row 2, Ken Snyder, Tom Blackburn, Mark Redmond, Chris I6 Heintzelman, Chuck Carlson, Row 3, John Singer, Eugene Kenard, Ken Cameron, Roger Hegnauer. '

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Jennifer Smart Jeanne Stoll Linda Storer Timothy Totten Elaine Tuesdale Jean Voltz s W ,,,,,,Q,,,,, lp N ae A Nanorui sono: soqnv l Monon SOCIETY 5 2 , 3 '2 -5 , , 5 P -2 . 2 Joan Voltz 3 X, si - fy A QS Nellie Walker E Lf V5 Lf National Honor Inducts 14 Juniors The highest academic achievement a high school student can achieve is membership in National Honor Society, an honorary scholastic organization. A student may qualify for National Honor in his junior or senior year. Students must have an accumulated average of 3.5 to be inducted his junior year and a 3.0 average to be inducted his senior year. Candidates for this honor must also meet require- ments of faculty approval, participation in extracurricular activities, and an excellent citizenship record. A National Honor member is a student outstanding in service, leader. ship and character. Seniors inducted in their junior year are Paula Light- body, Presidcntg Ken Cameron, Vice-Presidentg Karen Perry, Secretaryg Kay Cameron, Charles Carlson, Robert Cunningham, Pam Gunsaullus, Roger Hegnauer, LuAnn Lichtenwalter, Barbara Pocock, Elaine Tuesdale, Jean Voltz, Joan Voltz, Nellie Walker. Advisor for National Honor is Mr. Norman Burch. Linda Barrett Dennis DeMoss Frank Evans Candy Fortney Jenny Harris Diane Heintzelman Jeanne Leichtamer Sue Moyer Manuel Nieto Paul Rehfus Chris Simon I Frances Tersigni ' Heidi Viront Paul Wagner

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Merit Awards Are Given to Lincolnites Linion League helps decorate the Christmas tree. The Alexis League, an honor society, consists of those girls who have obtained throughout their ninth, tenth, and eleventh grades a 3.0 average or better. At the present time, thirty-one girls accept the responsibilities of this group under the direction of Miss Helen Gatchel. Their major duty is to usher throughout the year at various school functions including band and choir performances. The girls enjoy aiding the Lionian League in decorating the Christmas tree in December and planning a party dur- ing the year for underprivileged children. By working and sharing together, the girls receive an inner reward which is in itself worth all of the time and effort put forth by them throughout the year. Each year junior boys with outstanding academic, cit- izenship and service records are recognized by induction into the Linion League. A 3.0 grade average for their first five semesters in high school, participation in at least one extra-curricular activity per year, and a two-third majority vote of the outgoing members is necessary to become n member. The major responsibility of the Linion League is to plan and present the Thanksgiving and Easter assemblies. Each year the members also assist the Alexis League in the deco- ration of the school Christmas tree. Ushering is a duty for Alexis League members. I7