Lincoln High School - Quill Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1942 volume:

XX LN J 4 my 57 fn- '-1 ,JM The Yearhook Published hu The Students ol Lincoln High School, Milwaukee, Wisconsin THE 19112 Y 1 YV AUTUMN An nmportant part of a school annual IS the central Idea around which the deslgn of the book IS woven This year we have chosen as a theme the seasons ot the school year tall wmter and sprung In carryrng out such an Idea the enture book has been dlvrded mto three sectlons each section a season and each season contammg pictures and stones of the actlvrtres characteristic ot that trme ot year The three seasons then a winter and sprung Fall fnrst wlth :ts cool crlsp wands punk cheeks and cold fm gertlps football games hoarse eyes excitement Study study study Three Marks trowns and mrdnlght oll and wrlters cramp through the corrldors nolse and bustle Pencils In hand ready tor wor dancmg In the gym muslc laughter sly grlns then how quuckly tlme goes by wrnter and the tlrst snow l . . . . f uf - . . shouts and stamping feet . . . bright I . . 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IOHN A newcomer to the Varsity, Iohn Block was, nevertheless, a good de- fense player. 4-REGAN, PAT This season, Pat Ftegan's earnest desire to make the Comets' grid squad came true, 7-PIRELLI, RAY With little experience, Ray Pirelli was a valuable reserve just the same, 2-HAGIE, IOHN One of the biggest and roughest players on the team was Iohn Hagie who now is in the Navy. 5-CHAMPION, CHESTER Three years of hard work gave Chester Champion the chance to show he was a good pivot man. 9-KUSCH, EUGENE Hard work and determination led Eugene Kusch to the position of top notch lineman 14 3-DRVARIC, EMIL Emil Drvaric, the oldest veteran of this year's squad, helped strengthen the line. 6-LAUTENSCHLAGER, AL Al Lautenschlager turned out to be the most promising sophomore on this year's squad. 9--DeMAKES, GUS With :wc years cl experience be- hind him Gus DeMakes should be an outstanding player next year IE - LA -1. in 10-FOTI, STEVE Fighting for every inch, Steve Foti never quit until the whistle blew. 13-KLOKOW, RICHARD Richard Klokow, always a player to be relied on, is now at Marine Corps Station in San Diego, Calif. 16-CHRISTOPOULOS, TOM Tom Christopoulos gave the crowd an all around performance each Saturday. 11-ANDERSON, VICTOR Victor Anderson, who saw a lot of service, will be a mainstay at the end flank next year. 14-CIBIK, RUDY As tough as ever, Rudy Cibik never quit playing until the final whistle had blown. 17-MALLON, BOBBY True to predictions, Bobby Mallon proved to be a great ball carrier. 15 12-POLEGA, EBV Being a fast man, Erv Polega was a good open field runner. 15-BEAM S, WALLY Wally Reams will go down as one :nl the greatest quarterbacks in Lincoln grid history, 18-KOPACZ, EUGENE Eugene Kopacz was regarded as one of the best ends in the Lincoln lineup. LINCOLN WEST Ltncoln opened tts frrst uncle feated season srnce 1929 by scorlng a 140 v1ctory over West Playrng on a wet f1eld the Comets IIISI touchdown was scored by C1b1k after a serres of successful passes The second touchdown was scored 1n the th1rd quarter when Kopacz on an end around play cllmaxed a long power dr1ve Drvartc converted both extra pomts COACH TIERNAN Startmg wtth few expertenced players Coach Tternan brought about the best record rn Lincoln football hrstory smc 1928 COACH CARROLL One of Lmcolns greatest coaches and a frtend to all the boys ts Coach Carroll whose mvaluable servtces were apprectated by the team COACH STEFFEN Coach Steffen who work d ttre lessly wtth the B squad ts worthy of all the pratse gtven to htm COACH MOLLICA Scoutmg gam s and workmg wtth the reserve sauads Coach Molltca contrtbuted tn great measure to the success of the Blue and Grey Comets LINCOLN KING The champtonshlp hopes for our team faded when our grld men were held to a U U t1e by an under rated Rufus Ktng team The Norths1ders p ut Lrncoln tnto a hole when a long punt rolled out of bounds on the one yard l1ne Both teams had a sco11ng threat but thetr attempts to score farled deep tn enemy terrltory CUAIIIIES S IE A ' ll ' LINCOLN EAST A touchdown vra the Czbtk route LINCOLN NORTH The Lmcoln football team outclassed a heavy North team by a score of 7 0 Late rn the frrst quarter the Comet grld ders spanned 60 yards for the wrnntng touchdown Llne plays by Ctbtk Mallon and Chrlsto poulos brought the ball to the 30 yard l1ne w h e r e Beams pttched a long pass to Kopacz for the score The second half was scoreless NORTH TEV- saraafs.. 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' I ,-.sf2.s.g.- HIECIIRIJ LINCOLN EAST Homecommg crowd watches DeMakes tear off a srzeable gam LINCOLN EAST After tra1l1ng at the half I4 7 the Llncoln eleven broke loose to defeat a tough East team before a large Home comrng crowd East scored hrst on an 80 yard run for a touch down Another East touch down was scored on a pass Llncoln exploded 1n the fourth quarter when two touchdowns were scored on plunges by De Makes and Mallon LINCOLN PULASKI Cornlng closer to an unde feated season the L 1 n c o 1 n e l e v e n defeated a f1ght1ng Pulaskl team 7 0 After threat enlng many t1mes 1n the frrst three quarters the boys 1n blue and grey scored from the three yard l1ne w1th the a1d of an lnterterence penalty Drvarrc converted the extra pomt Pulaskr threatened rn the clos 1ng mlnutes but an 1ntercepted pass ended the threat MANAGERS L ORTP' LINCOLN CUSTER The Comet grrdders fmlshed the season 1n fme style by out classlng the R e d m e n from Custer 20 7 S c o r e s came qurckly when the boys rn blue and grey turned on the heat and scored two touchdowns 1n the frrst perlod and one rn the last Thls game marked the endlng of hlgh school football for twelve of thls years letter men RALPH HELLER mg rnlurxes and carmg for the equ1p m nt IOHN PSIMAI-IIS Iohn Pslmarls up from the fresh man ranks helped ln keepmg the equrpment rn condxtxon PHIL DAMIANO When lt cam to Shlfllllg shoes or tapmg rt was Phll Damlcmo who took the lob EUGENE COLBER Eugene Colber who looked after th B squad was a great help to everyone m the teamroom w 1 I I 'ts' -I ' I ' . ' n.grfur- L 'V Ralph Heller did a fine job of heal- l ll ll Coach Foot bullt l'11s small Cross Country Squad around two returmnq lettermen Robert Camp cmd Steve Chanos After droppmg two close dual meets to East and K1ng the Comet Harrlers got lnto thelr strlde by deteatlng Pulask1 Contrescer1 starred for Lmcoln Washlngton and Bay V1ew over whelmed the team but Contrescen S Chanos and Camp scored when Lmcoln ran over a strong Custer team After th1S vlctory the Harrlers Went to Ianesv1lle Where they captured a bottom thlrteenth place Contrescerl ran fourth when Llncoln placed slxth m the c1ty meet S Chanos Camp and Contrescerx agaln scored for Ltncoln as they wound up the season takmg fourteenth place tn the State meet The three C s who were the outstand1ng pomt getters on the team were awarded letters tor thelr deeds 18 N l '1 c ec a s a Capu a E gen G ada Ar nur Bacon Row 2 Coach Foot Sam Pxrtno Steve Chanos Ma hew Hutt Robe Camp Tony Con res cert Manager Charles Maz a COHTTSSCGTI Chanos Camp l' H U ' ' ' T ll Y l l L-, K , ',.' 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O OFFICERS SEPTEMBER 141 FEBRUARY l 2 FEBRUARY 1042 IUINE Be 1' Schraeder e Pre we v et e u The GA A 1S the athletlc club tor all glrls rn the school It boasts a mem bersmp of approxunately eighty grrls and IS under the faculty leadership ol Mlss Boyer The athletrc year starts ln September Wrth badmmton a great favor1te Wllh the glrls who play agalnst each other rn tournaments where champlonshlp doubles are determlned Volleyball basketball and baseball are also on the season s program In addltxon to therr athletrc program the club grves a dance each year the proceeds of whxch go to pay for athlehc awards and the annual plcture 11 ' N 19 I I 0 0 , 9 - , 54 , , - ' , 1942 e Patsy Ireland President M CI Ma ka: 51- , A Vi: sl ri Ie Ethel Kgar Sect ary I Mary CCllClIl TI as fer , . . . . , , 1 Roux lin' . - A -X' ' I A . 4 1 1 ' -1 ' In-S i 1,-., o rem y , X, -f ,A - l4,,. : . ,, M X., 1 tht l'Zv lvl 11 li- mx Q I 1,,,, ' 7 A Xl 'I' ' sv. Q 4 l V Q 1' 4- R-ru In v Q lx 1 -l'll QW , l,.11 ' ln.lX A ' XI llw. lx l 1 XI1 lx l II Q XX X I lx - Q 3' I 1 Xl XI l X lx v ,1 A 7 'Y I L Xl I 5 I U 1 I I J 5 lllllll PAPER TAFI: Gettlng the n Wspaper ready for the presses 1S a comphcated process one that demands the help and unst1nt1ng cooperahon of all staff members The e1ghth hour 1n Room 317 IS a busy tough hectlc hour Where everyone has h1S own part1cular task or asslgnment to get out It 1S the 1ob of the sports Wr1ters to cover the current athletrcs The news Wr1ters get the1r news from the homeroorns clubs and other school act1v1t1es When the Qullls come back from the prmter ready for d1str1but1on 1t IS a real satlsfactlon to see that the result of so much rush and worry gets prlnt d on tlme I l I l ' e 1 1 1 ' e ' . J '1 N ' 4 sf- 3 S I I1 - XI XX l l ' 5 1 X11 ,, l t l I l . li lx' l lv OFFICERS SEPTEMBER 1941 FEBRUARY 1947 Presrdent Vrce President Treasure Secretary FEBRUARY Presrden' Vrce Pre :dent Secretary Treasurer ps 3 ap A Green B Schraepler l Iensen I Papachr1s'ou 1942 IUNE 1942 B Schraepl r B Romano D Townsend G Toy gr -9 CA ERA l lllli The GCllV1l19S of the Camera Club are many and varled B g1nn1ng 1n the fall Wllh football the Camera Club takes plctures of all athletlc events Throughout the school year the members photograph school GCl1V1l1eS for the newspaper and the annual Under he gurdance of Mr Suchy faculty ad v1sor the Camera Club members learn how to prlnt develop and enlarge plctures Thls year the club recelved cz I 1'1proved enlarger from the 1u42 graduatrng classes Thls new enlarger w111 enable them to do even better Work rn the future 21 R235 1- 1, ' Q 1,1 4 K, A, 1. .5 7 V ig-jltl I 5 qi, . B- gulfza: ,J-fy. ff Q3 ' f 411 P. 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The remaining tasks go to a group titled the radio crew To do their work they must be alert and willing at all times The success of the various performances which have taken place throughout the year are ample p oof that the stage crew do their work well Hll UR ULIIETY The Faculty Honor Socie y committee wi h Miss Marie L Smith as chairman elect the elegible students to the Honor Soc ety Elegibility depends on a scholarship average of 90 fo or above fine character ability to lead and services rendered to the school The list of students is then presented to the faculty as a Whole for approval Two honor days were bserved this year Iunior High School Day on May 7 and Senior Honor Day on May l4 LL . . x . r . I I R lb llm-ffm-l'Iii:III. .l, lliuxey. llwtt-Ili R-In: .X. X ik l'. lk-tel---ri, -I. Schull. R. Kusltls, XX'. R tt l l':4i-lv-Itirm. i I I . A . -.L . . . . i , L, . , . O . . . - 1 I 1 G . v T . . , . HI It l H15 Xl' R l.I'I.'. X' Kimi Iwi II 14 1' :- l' XX fl V., . 4 H- I ' ' I ? -. I . -. X , L-.tp , X l,, , . Z Ist li II- I I F : A , K 1 1 I 13.1. II I-V.. -- I f, f, -N X xx- -, I' I .. ' 1 K' I. I. I - 'I NI I I' Nl lx ', . - s , I 1 - , l IZ I ' li lx lx 4' -. ,N - .N ,. II IX I4 I I . I I ' l7'- I . - s 'x , - 4 I, . . , If it 'Y I . i I , I' II 1 3 I: 'ut . xl iz, 4,5 ' I. I1 - I . ' . , , fx ' R I v. tu zlue I1 I I1 Ll'1rlm tru L L X c rin 1 ER ICE CIUB Lo these boys belongs the respons1b1l1ty of serv1ng at all school funct1ons Thelr major act1v1ty 1n 1942 was to act as ushers and tlcket takers at the C1ty wlde spr1ng HIUSIC fest1val Th1S was a d1st1nct1on s1nce the Serv1ce Club Was the only organlzatlon of its k1nd 1n the Clly that was chosen lor duty An annual event IS the sponsorlng of a dance the proceeds of Whlch go to purchase serv1ce p1ns for graduatmg senlors OFFICERS SEPTEMBER, 1941 FEBRUARY 1942 Captam Peter Panos Lxeutenant Robert Rottman FEBRUARY, 1942 JUNE, 1942 Captam Hans Schneeman Lieutenant Anthony Tagllavxa 23 I1 ' 1: .X. .Xlhe-:'!'. IP. llcr cm. A. lJ'.Xn1wre, .X Ta:- l:avx:l. ll. Sv 6 - niamx. R. Sm: 1. 41. XY 1--ln, .L X111 na. inn' 1: li. l.cr-, XY. XIX 'Q . R. Run- mau, ll. Iiwulmm. R. Um--e. Ir, 1-'zlu, F. 'urrw Rffav 4' R. l.-74-1. T. K'-'-lms, R. .lu l- lcr. ll, NXcu11c1'. K. Gfvlvl-211111. I.. Har- rzrwtfvn, -I. S1411-lon. R-Vw -1: lf, Jesu-V. R. K :1 m 111. 'lf S11 - l 11. R. 'l'r:4m1r, ll. Rf-lflu, XY. l,uA hy. ,l. K1-ly I-Irls, li. .Xlnlilllfr--. l'. X111- llmn. H . . . . . 1 I ff! .Q we A Km CLARINETS-Row I: R. Brugman, V. Letizia, K. Kessner, B. Mickelson. Row 2: C. Kruger, A. Ledger, B. De Rosia, N. Rondinelli. Row 3: A. Greco, D. Peoples, S. Piraino, I. Balestrieri. TRUMPETS AND TROMBONES- Row I: W. Theis, W. Hahn, P. Nannetti, L, Adornato, C. Benford, H. Iones, E. Burant. Row 2: D. Townsend, I Loeb, H. Stern, V. Bruno, R. Schulls, R. Tollefson. FLUTES AND SAXOPHONES-Row I: R. Conrad, G. Koss, G Kahne, F. Comella, M. Larkin, C. Mazzone. FLAG-BEARERS AND DRUM MAIORETTES-Row I: P. Hollweck, I Schull, I. Tjomas, I. Harvey, I. Norton. HORNS AND BASSES-Row 1: F. Lisi, P. Pietrangelo, G. Gayhart, I Kane, I. Trivalos, R. Kamm. Row 2: A. Sims, I. Banks. DRUMS-Row l: R. Zielkowski, Y. Leonard, H. Ramsey F. Pipito, I. Newell, C. Sherkow, S. Calio, E, Monte. HA ll During the three years he has been in Lincoln High School, Mr. Mohr has succeeded in developing an excellent band. One of their most important projects during the year was the Spring Concert which brought many corn- plirnents from the students and faculty. They have given several Music Ar:- preciation Concerts for the entertainment of pupils invited from the various neighborhood graded schools. The band also performed at all football games. The Victory Song and Alma Mater seemed to be the field favorites. Its outside activities have included concerts given in various parts of Mil- waukee, and participation in the All City Music Festival 4 USIC BE v AY rifli c. F I ,V ..g.Q 4, ' Q mv' WOODWIND SECTION-Row 1: A. Greco, S. Pirano, G. Kahnea, R. Conrad. SECOND VIOLIN-Row I: R. Muel- ler, T. Austin, A. Cali, A. Collura, I. Pangallo. CELLO AND BASS-Row I: V. Di Piazzo, O. Tankersley, B. Behnke. How 2: G. Sims, I. Banks. PIANO AND TYMPANI-Row I: F. Pipito, P. Petta, S. Calio. FIRST VIOLINS-Row I: M. Wenger, I. Giuffre, S. Germana, G. Hoge, R. Sparacio, P. Ciano. BRASS SECTION- Row I: G. Gayhart, I. Kane, B. Hahn, W. Theis. IIHCHLTR The school orchestra, through performances at school programs, has given the students of Lincoln High an appreciation of really fine music. During the year it has not only entertained the students at the Spring Concert, but it has also provided music at the senior play, Christmas per- formance, and Honor Day program. The orchestra has also given several performances for the entertainment of pupils invited from the various neighborhood grade schools. The concerts were enjoyed and appreciated. It has been through Miss Brune's excellent training, with the combined enthusiasm, musical talent, and ambition of a number of our students that this fine orchestra has developed. 25 Howl B Behnke R Maglro F Schulz R Srms D Gundoll G Gayheart H Mashek M Larkm E Gutsche G Armour B Boldrzar B Morrrson S Bohr Row 2 I Busalacchr A Mussomell I Farwell E Georg T Manno A Dor1a M COl1Ck1 Callo K Wrnter R D1Salvo L Balxst 1er1 M Bomxer I Palazotto D Lamg B Alessr Comella Row 3 B Demetropoulos F Pallerra M l..aPorte P Orlando D Gardeles B Colla P Holl Row 4 O Tankersley T Luedtke F Lrsr I W1'h1te E Kopacz I Studzmskr E Gorskr R Sweet H Iones I Trrvalos R Franceschr S Costa R Ollver P Prrarno T Gumma A l APPEll!-l PHIIIH Due to the efforts ol Mr Mohr and the students themselves Llncoln Hrgh School has a cholr to be proud ol Those who W1Sh to belong to the chorr are glven a tryout by Mr Mohr A year 1n the chorus class 1S usually re qurred before a student can Joln the cholr The A Cappella has been featured rn many school programs much to the emoyrnent of 1ts hsteners At the Chrrstmas season 1t IS the custom for the chorr to Walk through the halls S11'1gl1'1g carols Thxs year before appearlng at the Mrlwaukee Aud1to zum rn company wrth other hlgh school choruses the A Cappella spent many months 1n rehearsmg therr songs The result was worth the llort 1. S4 'flu . '11, .r. 'A .': ', . AI . R, . weclr, Dorsey, E. Monte, E. TaylorI R, Molllcal M. Mazharella, F. Mancuso, Rl Mallon. I , Row! G Schber T McNeal H M lster F F6155 I Curro E Bartol Row 2 I Metz S Ondryxcka S Castagna D S11'1kOWSkl M Schuster N Dresser Row 3 '1' Bellantx C Levy I Atwell I Iohnson P Hughes E Krueger lTl CUB T e Latm Club conslsts of twenty members all of Whom are students ot Latxn The arm ot the club IS to g1ve 1ts members a ghmpse of the 11fe and customs of Roman people At each meet1ng a group of members entertams the others W1th a dramatl zatlon of a Roman custom or QIVGS talks on the varlous phases of Roman hte The Latm Club also enables 1ts members to get acquamted wlth one ano her and to become true frlends over the tea and cookxes whxch are served at every meetlng OFFICERS SEPTEMBER President Vzce President Secretary Treasurer FEBRUARY 1942 Presrdent Vice Presrdent Secretary Treasurer 1941 FEBRUARY 1942 Eleanor Kreug r Ienny Curro Dons McDevxtt Cllnton Boone IUNE 1942 I nny Curro Ferdm nd Fe s Dorls MCD9V11l Cunton Boone SEPTEMBER 1 All aboard' We re off for another school year on the good old Lincoln Spec1al hang on' High powered Quill rep resentatives zoom 1n an o ut of compartments taking subscriptions Here come these cheer leaders C mon n o w gang' Drs ones fer da te e em' fWell they dont speak English in PGIIS either l 6 American L e g 1 o n naires accumulate here for t h e 1 r convention organize League of Sleep in our gyms wh1le we get off an out Mr Wm Guy Griffith left over Pennsylvanian legionnalre talks about Declaration of In d e pendence Hooray for our side' We pass up the West Mil waukee Team to the tune of 24 7 Aud1tor1um door begins 1lS Cr1ng1ng Season t first pep-rally siege. -M. Mohr writes new cheering song The Lincoln Victory Song. -Professor P. A. Ross formerly of the Univer- sity of Wisconsin gives a unique discour-, alcholic beverages. lITlIMN 26 P10 Nonos fondest pipe dream IS punctured by our 27 over the1r O OCTOBER The lay Iess Puppeteers drop 1n for a call pre senting a bit of drama Uncle Tom s Cabin Our team is re e ed hot' It whizzes by West D1 vision with 14 We tie with Rufus King nuthin ta nuthln thus d1mm1ng our chances of gettln the title Mark Day Rubinoff and his violin pay us an unexpected v1s1t So ring out three cheers for Lincoln North D1 v1s1on and Lincoln f1ght 1t out the Comets emerging w1th 6 plus 1 and the opposition with nothing at all' Twas broadcast o er new sta tion W55M tool Homecoming! The team both erases East and holds that tiger! Inter Se holds dance the proceeds of which will create an anatomy h a p p i n e s s o r each respective football player at his fu ure banquet. C lENll!-XP. NOVEMBER 5 7 Sa:i1e Hawkms Day L1ncolns tems parade 1n p1gta1ls and lumber Jack shlrts boys clop through corr1dors 1n heavy boots Teachers COnVenl1OH Hurray' Four whole days' mxnus the ball and cha1n Boom a lacka boom a lacka' Another v1ctory' The Pulaskl Pulverlzer IS downed 7 to 0 Arm1st1c Day Program Wllh plenty ot real swell muslc no corn there Have we ever got a non stop team' Zow1e' Wlnnlng o v e r Custer gzves us our hrst unde teated season 1n 14 years' Words s1mply fall everyone blub blub Santa Claus Parade downtown 1n evemng attracts many L1ncolr1 1tes who stop oft to see lt All of Wh1Ch merely goes to prove that some of our best Ir1ends ar ch1ldren Commumty W a r b 1 1 ng aided and abetted w1th the advent of our new organtst M A r t h u r Arneke Sen1ors merr1ly rn1x em up and down 1n the g1rls gym lmpresslve Thanksg1v1ng program w1th the A 8 Cappella chotr weav1ng a spell over the whole Thanksg1v1ng Day tur n1sh1ng a very sat1sfac tory holxday for all For me three pound gcun 1n we1ght and thats not hay' Alack' We must so soon return to the told' Note s1n1ster rush on caleter1a for just a hunk of let tuce and a slug of lemon 1u1ce thank you R e p e at Thanksg1v1ng Day Program tor L1n colns Mammas and Dadd1es 25 A surpr1se Y1 y Servlce Club turns seem lngly solemn program advert1s1ng sk1ts 1n as sembhes Pr1de goeth before be fore b e to r e Three Marks yeslree' yes1ree' We k1n g1t 1t fer yuh wholesale mlght well be a sub motto here abouts for dldnt Cleve land Grant generously dlspense w1th h1s regu lar S200 tee 1n present 1ng us w1th an astound 1ng lecture and rare f1lms on buds? Shure' Its com1ng' Madden 1ng slogan mock1ngly repeated day after day 1S explamed by the actual com1ng of the h1ghly successful Serv 1ce Club dance ---I - I H 20- . . I Q 6' - ' ' - 21- . 7- - - I - - F I . . . ll- ' ' ' ' U - 24- - ' -1 ' 11 14- - ' U ' v - ' - into a series of mirthtul - . . 25- ' - . 14- . 'D ' , n 28-.. . . . 17- ' - . . ' j . I r' 1 ' ' . . . 1 2 --- f - - 18- . . . , , 19- ' - - ' - 29 WINTER I W -r-r-r Winter with its ice and snow sweeps over Lincoln s wa s. The mercury drops to twenty below Blue Domino scores a big hit with the GOOSE HANGS HIGH Junior Literary holds annual sale of popcorn balls . Longed for Christmas vacation arrives Happy Days T en back to school and humdrum study again all too soon Senior Day freshmen gaze as dignified Seniors roam the halls Midnight oil burn- ing eyes and headaches Exam week passes by in a daze T en the day of reckoning comes and Lin coln students observe their report cards Commencement exercises mean tarewell to many good friends Heyday initiated by the Stu dent Council To a deserving boy Wisconsin Senator presents a gold pin as the Lincoln Day award Quill Annual Lincoln stu dents look at a birdie and pose for their picture with varying degrees of success ii ' n - 00.0 . H .... .... h ' ' .... h 1 41 DECEMBER 214011 Q? if MFT-IAIT X4 ue ,M ed ThY PT if 1x5 Z 5 El low i ZS .., 15 16 23 556 Q XEZARCY1 F 2255 X ffgw Wed T110 U xc-3 V250 'Of' 9 XO U V U vw X9 'Y XC 'L H BGA 5 . 't O ' D -ox D 7 v . TSB. 4 moe' 4 -iq, 1 ,. .A . . , Sun Rises O59 1 I 'K la X .JU 4 XX X wg, :V X X . 1. 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M I 11 y ,J nzfm -ff X . . X KZ 1 Ibis 1 ' ' . ' ff' u XM ff ,X +' , 'I YQ ' A ig!!! , 35 : . f 7x5, - W U4-Q 5, X 6 xl , , 7 3 1 X r 55, WM: ,-i A gi 'J L 1: 5.15 1 N , 'gr' V. . 'ff' ful, x A - q fy: 1 f f 'W , wi Y 3 ' M P. A ' 1 , . . A - ,R 14 6 X fy ,A ' ' V fi 4' I Q ' A 1 -. 7 f I y , s -f A ' Bd V, 59' ' , f 1 fa E ' W- My 1 mmm A 1 u 1 nn A A HOMEROOM 202B MISS SCI-IWARTZ lx um lfr An! N H HOMEROOM 2021! MR BUSSONE fl K ll l LY 1 Tl D 1 Ill R x nd nm an Lhum Val IQLCI I IIE! ll HOMEROOM 203 Q .Riu vvd VIISS BRUNE 9 .1 HOMEROOM AJ MR FULLAM u 111 u Nx L Lu na L ll ex 1 er m IL ex -,':,4-' - l: . ,: n r A u 4 1- ' . 1 . . , :nu 1- lm c r Pe ln rxu n me H ' I . . , C. KYX L 1 ll L K1!YNl1l.Zt'! Jn. HOMEROOIV' U MISS ZENK HONEROOV 7' UC 'T uv 1 -'O EDOCNH B MR THOMSON v1 1? x 1 nl 1 L 1 1 Nlcxm 1 4. HOMEROOM ZIED F- F NIGI-ITINGAIE xx f 11. czx n 1 N 1 1 1111 L' I Q11 I111l 1 11ml as xxx L1 11 1111 11 1xx 11 I1 L 1 c 1 35 x vi R1 xx E: I, I :x,1I-1-. NI. Nl:--1:-1. 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If I1,1f,' .X XI I II I 1I1.XX 1.' XX 91-11 1- I 411,11 MOMEROOM 327 si MISS MATHEWS HOMEROOM 308 fQ MISS MCDERMOTT rx 11 1 I mln! AL 1us.nc1 an Nc lu ll L H rn cm! 4 lx U' 1 L N X l AUi.Al x 111 uxrul e c uv. I L llllllly. n 1 1:1 eu. 1 XX:-1 fu HOMEROOM 309 MR DRO .'l-GETH ll ig, ,Q f L3 x 5 Tx 5 Xt Iohnnie Sierocuik displayed a keen eye, and has all the markings oi a star. Rudy Cibik won the distinction of being the best defensive basketeer on the squad, Erv Polega was possessed of a fighting spirit th at carried him through a successful season. Larry Sierocuik is said to be one ot Lincolns all time greats. His ex- ceptional shooting, ball handling, and lloor play brought him the honors ol the conference. Sharp shooting Eugene Kopacz stunned the crowd with his excep- tionally accurate set shots. Nick Santellipo is a fine lad who specialized in one handed push shots. '58 W.. X Bob Mallon was as much at home on the baskeball court as he was singing in a church choir. Murphy Klokow, crackshot on the court, is now preparing to be a crackshot in the Marines. Erv Swede Ierzsen. His speed and shooting ability made him a tav- orite among the boys. LETTEII li . BETH ll Henry Ramsey. Next to chicken he loved basketball most. His trickey ball handling had the crowd cheer- ing. George Beamer was a boy whose light and spirit helped him hold down the center spot at the outset of the season. ai' p-aowwv-o--qvw --f- Fred Ierger was unbeatable at throwing corn and throwing passes, Victor Anderson should prove to be a mainstay in next year's team. When it came to snaring rebounds, Gust Demakes could not be be-aien. Ai'l'he fighting Greek was a worthy nickname lor Tom Chrislopolous. Bob Baxter, th e Team Casanova, was equally proficient at tossing baskets. As tar as all around scrap and iight gc, loe Sileno was tops. lame-s Vergeris, another Fighting Greek, will be back next season. 39 amp IS ff lllll HES MR ARROL MR FOOT BASKETBALL SIEASIIN Sparked by Larry Slerocuk Coach Carroll s tghtmg basketeers snared the 1942 crty conference champlonshlp It was the slxth crown Lmcoln had won ln basketball smce 1932 Stoppmg West 1n the opener 35 to 23 the Comets battled North only to lose 18 to 21 Lrncoln was agaln the v1ct1m when the Washrngton Purgolders won 31 32 Later led by Larry Slerocuk the basketeers nlpped Bay V1ew 32 26 In an overtlme battle Gus De Makes stole the show by droppmg IH a basket and a free throw maktng the 36 34 v1ctory over Krng poss1ble When the Comets ventured to Custer a long shot by Tom Chrtstopolous clnched the game whlch ended 38 36 The Comets thus concluded the hrst semester wlth two defeats and four v1ctor1es At mtd year started the second halt wtth a new addltton Henry Ramsey Hank showed h1s hne ball handlrng tn the East game when Lmcoln defeated East 35 33 Lrncoln took on South next wmmng the1r twelfth consecutrve vlctory over the Cardrnals 32 27 At the next game Sterocuk let loose wlth a barrage of 21 pomts rn the 42 19 game smotherlng Pulask1s basketeers In the lI'1111U1 champlonshlp game ot the year the Llncoln cagers showed thetr supertorlty by dumplng the detendtng champs 28 25 Lrncoln held the upper hand throughout the battle As the Comets closed therr trtumphant season Iuneau tell before the Crty Kmgs 42 16 ll-KN -U HIS LFRED RIC IOPN PSIM fi BER 4 1 I I I . ,, .. c c 1 1 1 1 1 1 , L ' ' 4 losing the services ot Ioe Sileno, Erv Iensen, Murphy Klokow, and Tom Christopolous, the team . . I 1 .51 CF. . , .Q RC 'I' I TBA NlllHAl CLASS A Paced by Henry Ramsey, the Mohr Bandits won the class A Championship, later to be defeated by the Tiernan Boys for the school championship. In the initial game of the season the Bandits outpointed the Czechs by a 21-20 score. The Czechs were the league s runners up Outstand ing players were Harry Daniels Henry Ramsey and Collie Carter CLASS B In the Championship game the Tiernan Boys turned back the Mohr Bandlts 12 to 9 The Trernan Boys dethroned the former champs the Geometrical Sharks who took second place Chester Cham p1on Tlernan Boys squad decided the Class B Championship by dumplng 1n a last second basket defeatlng the Ge ornetrical Sharks 25 24 Iohn Block Eugene Kusch and Santo Molllca were the league s outstanding basketeers G TEM lel-. Xlnlk li I wif Mr Fallon s gymnasts turned in a fairly sat1s'actory s ason Built around two outstanding boys George Strobusch and Charles Matson the team went into the City Gym Tournament and cap tured fourth place George Strobusch came hom with a medal having turned in 86 5 pornts In dual meets West defeated the Comets A squad 607 5 to 6315 while the Bees skinned the West B team by 5 of a pornt Both A and B squads were defeated by Norths gymnasts Boys Who shone throughout the season were George Strobusch Charles Matson Nick Mazza Bob Lane Bob Oliver Charles Wilson and Tony Purpero 41 I l ' , 4 :B X , . . Q U If I -JV 1 ' 4 1 1 . , . I , H 1, . . . . I - I - - I 1 I . Row l: Xl. jfflinsf-n. Nl. Hun- L 5 gil-rm-, K. Ksissncr. l.. Hurti- f mf-re. N. Nlnnu. T. l'1m:u-n,!- I R tn, XV. ir -'51, UI. Snlllw-lu. Q T. l'x1ryel'f-. Zi' - Q3 Row J: 'l'. K'ur1'-I. ti. . 'vu' 1 Y l ' ski. Xlrlfsnlinlfl. ll. 12:43. 1 I.. XYyalt. T. K vi'un'1':ir1. lf. Q film, if Alle!-Hn, ll. 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I 1 - ,,J H i is .a-ff' Matson M1lkOWSk1 Parrot Gross Luedke II A le WIMMING Thls year s aqua squad dld not l1ve up to expecta t1ons tor It d1d not w1n a slngle meet Thrs IS mcunly due to 1nel1g1b1l1ty cmd the m1d season graduatlon of former c1ty D1v1ng Champ Emll Drvarxc and back stroker Alan Reynolds The squad coached by Mr Dunlop w1th the help ot Captaln Edd1e Albert was wholly composed ot sophomores lumors and one freshman In the Llttle Ctty Meet Lmcoln emerged with d1v1ng honors as Charles Matson brought home the f1rst place rtbbon In the City Meet Llncoln entered only two men lboth dlversl Charles Matson and Iohn Parrott Here too Matson placed tlrst and Parrott stxth as Llncoln re tamed the clty d1v1ng crown but Matson tarled to reach the hnals tn the State Meet The lree stylers were Capt Eddxe Albert Tom Leudtke Rxchard Gross Wesley Schwark Ierry M11 kowslu and Ilmmy Santlcolla The breast strokers were FIGDCIS Drvar1c Em1l Drvarxc and Angelo Greco Backstrokers Allan Reynolds and Ierry M1lkowsk1 The dlvers were Em1l Drvarxc Charles Matson and Iohnny Parrot Only tour letters were awarded the lettermen belng the followlng Eddte Albert Tom Luedtke Rlchard Gross and Iohn Parrott 42 '? 1 no I x 1 fe TEH Where you con tlnd the blggest group of glrls hcrvmg the most fun there youll Imd the Inter Se Club Orgonlzed for the purpose of hovmg cz good time the members reolly do have lun Q c A x I1 x xl! :xx X11 xy I x r Q c' 1 L I: X. 3 1 -X X If , k 1 q 1 iff-1 I- fly- . x1. 5' 6 H NW -1 X' I.-1 f 2 mt, UI. 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Xt x lx1l1u.cr L Ill mln K un Url tml l N i lf! 1 T Ill Ill Blue Domtno was organlzed for the purpose of study1ng cmd portrayxng the drama and so students Wlshlng to enter the club are ludged on pomts such as personallty 1nterpretat1on polse and appearance The new mem bers are 1n1t1ated 1nto the club by an lmpresslve ceremony whlch IS a trad1 t1on Wllh Blue Dommo Under the dlm lxght of blue candles they are formally welcomed by the long robed hgures of the ofhcers Sk1lS and workshop plays are glven at the meetlng for practlce purposes Th1s year the clubs outstand1ng proyect was the Senlor Play whlch was a great success OFFICERS SEPTEMBER 1041 FEBRUARY 1942 Pzesxdeni Vice President Se Ietalp AYOGFLAIGI FEBRUARY D eslderwi 'xce Pleszdc tt Secretary Treasurer Peter Panos Phxllppa Warburg Grace lgnazuto Patrlcla Goddard 14342 IUNE l942 Pa r cta Goddard Frank Orlando l D ro'hy Fryrnark Lucy Arm Taylor 44 1 7+ f--f Y Rttxx li G, nlzll -I. In-19: :nw-. R Xl--In-. ll. Rntflt R. 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Ze' 1 1-xlr. 1 1 I I I ' - L THE G00 E HA IJ Hll1H The Goose Hangs H1gh was Blue Dommos cholce for semor play th1s year The play ran through the always lnterestxng story of farnlly l1te Qulte a lamrly 1t was too' A pa1r of tw1ns provlded most of the actlon The romant1c lnterest was mtroduced by Betty Morrlson and Pat Reagan As everyone agrees that all the world loves a lover they really were a successful team Though the play meant much work on the part of the actors and other student assrstants the hmshed product was worth the eltort 45 F. , an . . V 1 ,, , Q l'. l':m4l-. Y Xlzullejt ll, Rolllle. l.. Curtin. Row 1: Xl. Tllrlrltl, N. Stun- l'. Rczugu I Xl R. llilmlsmu rulxys. IJ. lfyymznl.. R1-xx 3: l'. l':m---, Y. Xlxmly, l', Kellum. V I I , . R Xl r l' Roms ll. Kult-lc. R. lI.l1m. Xl. Ulxtltz. S. flmwri l 1 52' if . - l , 1 'X ui ,f '- ' s. 3 'f .. ff ' iff 'ff , 1 1 FEHHIIAHY IIFFIPEHS me XY Tom Christopoulos Iohn Block Marie Conedera Audrey Engelhardt President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer HIINIIHS First Honor LUCILLE BARLOW Second Honor MARY VITRANO GORDON MIRR National Honor Society l..uc11le Barlow Arno Mundt Torn Chrlstopoulos Iames Papachrlstou Iohn Clement1 Angelrne Placeas Mane Conedera Rose Ray Emrl Drvarrc Frreda Hoge Paul1ne Garrella Rose Torre Ohve Gatford Mary Vltrano Anthony Gelnopolos Ruth Wepter lolol Honor Socletv Audrey Engelhardt Gordon Mlrr lholrlmn ol lloss llllllllllul'l'S Banquet Decoraflor Invrtatzon Song Commlttee Semor Mrxer Class Advrser 4 Emil Drvarlc Iames Norton Iohn Rosenberg Mary Vltrano Mlss Reynolds C I O ll I. . 4 0 3 I 1 u u . . u I I I A A . , .. , ., ., A ...,.. ..... . ..,. . Pauline Garrella 5 FRANK ARNOLD Science Course Homeroom President, Service Club Director. HAROLD BAGLEY Elective Course Camera Club Golf LUCILLE BARLOW Elective Course National and Local Honor Societies Student Council Inter Se Homeroom Secretary Class Valedictorian ROBERT BAXTER Elective Course Basketball Blue Domino Chess Club Honor Society PAULINE BLAZINCIC Stenographic Course Quill Advertising Solicitor Girls Glee Club lnt ANN BLEYER Elective Course A A Household Arts Club IOHN BLOCK Mathematics Course Varslty Football Basketball Tennis Blue Dommo Student Council Senior Class Vice President FIERRUARY GRADUATES WA ROBERT BOGINSKI Elective Course A Cappella, Homeroom Presider' Operetta. ALICE BOGOSIAN Elective Course Secretary French Club, Iunior Li erary Club CRAWFORD BRADY History Course Student Council ANN BRATINA Elective Course Homeroom Secretary IOSEPHINE BRUNO Elective Course Iunior Literarv Club IOSEPHINE BUSCINI Cappella Choir Student Counci PATSY CARTER Elective Course lnter Se G A A Homeroom Vrce presid nt , 5 - 8 fo. i . L . - ' 7 ff? - I -N B V - 'Z '3 xx - D 0 'U' . . . . . I er Se' - A Inter Se, Creative Leisure Club, G. , Stenographlc Course , 1 - , H ,mn it , ,A 951.1 QA v '1 , -I U 'QE , nf- w f X7-.+'h,4 W A , r, . QA, FEIIRUARY GIIAIIUATES K , JOSEPHINE CARUSO Elective Course Inter ROBERT CERA Electrve Course Servlce Club Intra Mural Baske ba CHESTER CHAMPION History Course Freshman Football Varsity Foot ball Freshman Basketball I-Iomeroom resident Senior Band Tennis TOM CHRISTOPOULOS Science Course Varsity Football Basketball Senior Class Pr srdent National Honor So clety IOHN CLEMENTI Science Course Harlequin Vice president and Presx dent Student Council Homeroom President Natlonal Honor Society uill Newspaper Sports Editor Senior Play IOSEPHINE CLEMENTI Elective Course Inter Se Creatxv Leisure Club Italian Club Iunior Literary Club Meta Adelphon Club LOREN COFTA Science Course Homeroom President B Team Foo ball Homeroom Ticket Monitor Fresh man Football Homecoming Dance Committee Camera Club MARIE CONEDERA Athletic Secretary, Senior Class Secretary National Honor Society Homecoming Dance Committee Stu dent Council Inter Se TONY CONTRESCERI Elective Course Track Cross Country Servic Club Homeroom President FRANK CUDA Science Course F r e s h m a n Football Intra Mural asketball Iunior Band Senior Band WILLIAM CURTIS Elective Course Track Intra Mural Bask tball Var sity Football ROSE CZECHOLINSKI Elective Course Inter Se Harlequin Stock Company Polish Club Creative Leisure Club A Cappella Operetta SARAH D AMATO Elective Course Inter Se Creative Leisure Club Homeroom Secr tary Household Arts Club FRANK D AMICO Science Course ROBERT DAVIS Elective Course FRANK De PETRO Elective Course IOAN D1QUISTO Elective Course NANCY DRAGOTTA English Course Creative Leisure Club Inter Homeroom Secretary EMIL DRVARIC Elective Course Varsity Football Tennis Team Swimming Team Quill Annual Sports Editor Natlonal Honor Society Chair man of Banquet Committ e AUDREY ENGELHARDT Science Course Quill Annual Senior Editor Senior Class Treasurer Homeroom Secretar Homeroom Ticket Monitor Prom Com- mitt e Homecoming Dance Commit- ee. MADELINE FISCHER Elective Course FEBRUARY GRADUATES It-all ALFRED FORCE History Course Football lntra Mural Basketball Gym Team Track IOE FORTUNATO Elective Course NYLA FOSS Elective Course Band Orch stra Homeroorn Presi dent Quill Newspaper PAULINE GARRELLA Elective Course Quill News Editor Local and Na tional Honor Societies Chairman ol Inv tation Committee OLIVE GATFORD Elective Course National Honor Society Quill News paper Staff Qulll Annual Homeroorn Editor Inter Se Homeroorn S cretary MARY GAZZANA Elective Course Inter . TONY GEINOPOLOS Mathematics Course National H o n o r Society Local Honor Society Chess Club French Club. FEBRUARY HRA LUCILLE GEORGE Elective Course Homeroom Vice-president, Inter Se, G, A. A., Homeroom Quill Reporter. MARY GIAMMO Elective Course DOROTHY GRENNIER Elective Course n Se Creative Leisure Club A A Secretary SARAH GULLO Elective Course Household Arts Club Inter S Creative Leisure Club Student Coun C11 Homeroom Ticket Monitor MARGARET HOLLEY Science Course IOAN IEFFERY Electi e Course Blue Domino S udent C unc ERWIN IENSEN Elective Course Bask tball Golf Tearri Club Treasurer Harlequin Home room President Homeroom Tickf Monitor Camera HUATES 9 an Ns. -0 Q ELAINE KLATT Science Course Latin Club, Inter Se, G, A. A, FRANK KULINSKI Elective Course Student Council ISAIAH LANDRY Elective Course Freshman Football IOSEPH LEMKE Elective Course Service Club Tennis Team ELIZABETH LENSINGER Stenographic Course Student Council Homeroom Secre tary Quill Advertising Solicitor MARILYN LEPAK Electi e Course C unci Quil Advertising Sol C1 cr IIIOLA LOTT Lie ti e Course 3 I ter , ' ' , G, ' ' I-tr J I 1 9. e ,-.X - KN I 71 A 'V wt, M910 Adelphcn Club. Intel' S0 O Local Honor Society, Studen '.t C ll 1 ', 1, fl .it xv ,-' D illlt ERVIN MICHALEK Elective Course Homeroom President, Local Society. WILLIAM MIELOTZ Science Course Gym Team. VINCENT MILAZZO Elective Course LAVONE MILLER Elective Course Honor Harlequin H o m e r o o m President Quill Collector Student Council CAPTAIN MINAFEE Science Course Student Council Fr shman Foot ball Homeroom President Gym Team Track Intra Mural Basketball IRENE MITCHELL Elective Course A Cappella Homeroom Secretary Philharmonic Music Club Athletic Secretary NICK MORANO Elective Course Service Club Lieutenant Intra Mural Basketball FEBRUARY GRADUATES Q- . f A IAMES NORTON U 2' Elective Course SADIE ORLANDO Elective Course V. ,, Blue Domino, lnter Se, Homeroom ' President, Homeroom Quill Reporter, Homeroom Ticket Monitor, Meta Adelphon. PETER PANOS Elective Course Service Club Captain, Blue Domino President, Cheerleader, Senior Play, Cross Country, Hi-Y Secretary. IAMES PAPACHRISTOU National Honor Society Camera Club Secretary Chess Club Latin Club Vice presid nt Student Council ANTHONY PATTI Elective Course Lighting Crew Band Camera Club NICASIA PATTI Elective Course Inter Se Harlequin Meta Adelphon Ann Rutledge Club PETER PECORARO Elective Course t 'llllllllllllllllllllllllll U N Il l I ,t,,,,.t1t it , it 1 it t tm. t mt will it llIlwlI'IlH1lt' tw n Wlllll nllll 1 'sm - ' K U' Q.: U , 3 X I , ' 1 - ' l ' I H , , -i2Z'7:5:7:' -:Ati z'1g.4E2' - ' I 1 I 3 I ,, ' ' ' I E'I 'l 'll!'f '' 'I ' I, 1 1 ' ' ' ' ffl ff 4 l..Q'fi flf ' ,, 1,llillllllllllllfllllllllh' , Wllllllllll ti llll' , ,I ff 'Willfl'37 '3 lYl1E'i' 'IQ.,'llQlli.,.f1li I'.t,Q T ,, , ...tlllfliifll3Qflf'l '31lfil. l 'fl' .l llE:f.,i53 ' ' ' ll'llll3fllllllllllilllllllfflllllllllillflli T'ZIQ'lllIlllllIll ' ' 'I',l. I ' .-,JM .fiw,!3?','l,il:ltl11lllt3.2.U u I I ,I l',vtl:n,t: 'i': l:'.,:,.t ..-' ,Lil1'Et1!'i5i2.M!,,1l 5!E.tfl3I'-',i J,' ill fMtl. 1113, lil I T' .I 1i,iEQl'l.'.fIl'l 3 l'ff'El.l. H1 'flllf llilll Itllllllillllllllllll' .lflfi , ., I''1111313lllllllllilllllillllllllllliilllilllllllllllililllllillillllfislzillillllllllllllll '1 FEBRUARY GRADUATES X x K- ANGELYN PLACEAS Elective Course Local cmd National Honor Societies, Quill Features Editor, Student Coun- cil Vice-president, Latin Club Vice- president, Inter Se, Meta Adelphon Vice-president. ROBERT POKRZYWINSKI Elective Course Football, Track, Basketball. LAWRENCE PORTER Elective Course IUNE RAMSEY Elective Course Meta Adelphon Inter Se Home room President Science Club Ath letic Secretary ROSE RAY Elective Course National Honor Society Athletic Secretary Senior Orchestra Harle quin Inter Se Student Council WALLACE REAMS Elective Course Baske ball Manag r Varsity Foo ball Intra Mural Basketball Fresl man Football Team Captain ALAN REYNOLDS Elective Course Swimming Team Blue Domino Band 3 fl, Q ' 2' ' J aff ffl ' if ALFRED RICCA Elective Course Football, FRIEDA ROGE English Course Quill Newspaper Editor-in4Chiet, Harlequin, Inter Se, Senior Orchestra, Homeroom President, National Honor Society. IOHN ROSENBERG Science Course Blu Domino All City Band and rchestra Senior Class Song Com mittee Chairman Honor Society Stu dent Council JOYCE RUTTINGER Elective Course Science Club Inter Se Homeroom Secretary Meta Adelphon G A A Girls Service Club MELVIN SCI-IWULST Elective Course IOE SILENO Elective Course Basketball Blu Domino unto Literary Club IDA SILVESTRI History Course Homeroom Treasurer Meta Adel phon Treasurer Inter Se Homeroom Ticket Monitor Student Council X A A ' o ' , I - 5 5 G- Y . ' V , .ie A I 9 A I I ' y .fs 1 1:5 ,wx D ' B '.., it-I uf YI .'.,. Jr ' I Xn. 1 y y - Ill MAMIE SORCI Stenographxc Course Inter Se Household Arts Club GENE QORENSON Electrve Course IOE TANNERBAUER Elective Course Student Council ROSE TORRE Stenographlc Course Quxll N wspaper Busrness Man ager Nat1onal Honor Soclety Semor Banquet Commrttee Meta Adelphon Pres1dent Student Councrl Inter Se DOROTHY TRENTADUE S tenographrc Course Cheerleader Meta Ad lphon Secre tary Inter Se Harlequxn Homeroom Secretary G A A LENA TRISCARI Elective Course Inter Se Meta Adelphon Hous-- hold Arts Club. FEBRUARY GRADUATES IOE VENTO Electzve Course Band ANGELINE VINCI Elective Course Inter Se Meta Adelphon MARY VITRANO Electrve Course Iunzor Class Presrdent Qulll Annua Busmess Manager Natronal Honor SOCISIY Secretary and Vxce pr stdent ol Harlequm Seruor Mrxer Charrman I94l May Queen RUTH WEPFER Elective Course Banquet Cornmnt ee IOHN WODYNSKI Electrve Course Gym Team LILLIAN YOUDOVITZ - A Science Course A - '-'A WINTER DECEMBER Mark Day Pardon me boy wheres that Chattanooga Choo Choo? Wouldnt m1nd belng on lt r1ght now Iune grads elect class oftlcers and so 1t s Eugene Kusch pres1dent Ph1l1ppa War burg vlce pres1dent Donna Fashlngbauer secretary and Glorla Doxtator treasurer Crunch crunch annual football banquet pays ott 1n both food and awards Actton and thr1lls beg1n w1th the open1ng ot basketball season West IS the flrst comer and 1S promptly made short work o 35 to 3 War Thoughttulness relgns as reahzatlon ot countrys pllght sweeps Lmcolnltes Remember Pearl Harbor 15 grlrn d1ctum The Three Leanardos gymnast1c experts exh1b1t enough brawn and ag1l1ty to QIVG even LOO19 and Llp amb1t1or1 Student counc1l members g1ve tree after school Chr1stmas Dance Wow' Reform school was never llke lh1SI T11t Wllh North results ln our losmg 18 to 21 Oh well we love the game beyond the pr1ze do we not? Semor Play Eve Who would have guesssed that The Goose Hangs Hlgh would prove such an all round success? Hey what IS that pa1nt7 No baby the Walls are lust bemg washed Well we encounter Washmgton and lose 31 to 2 Ammated Chnstmas program provldes prelude to torthcommg vacat1on Chnstmas Eve At last a srowtall to make 1t a wh1te Chr1stmas after all - . , - ' ll- ' ' - - . ,, 12- . . . . l7- ' : f- 2 . l9- , ' v- I . . . 2 b .. ,, ...V 23- A l b . . ,. . 24- . n A 54 IIENIIAR IANUARY FEBRUARY Amerlca expects A1r rald drllls 1n classes commence 1n real earnest All urged to purchase those de ense stamps on sale at the bookstore Numerous enltstrnents 1n the armed forces noted on a par w1th war news IS the weather As the temperature skrds to a low of 23 below zero the old stoker cannot be fed fast enough and shtvers run rampant Students st1ll arent taklng home books for fear they ll freeze shut Yep that was the Bay Vlew game and yep the Comets came through agaxn' 32 26 Toast Well heres snow down your back Surely you remember the G A A Wmter Ball? Krng and Lmcoln come to a concluslon 36 to 34 whlch IS frlghtfully awrrghtl Dont look now but hasnt t1me fleas? er flown? Sen1ors garbed rn sober regaha are already promenadlng corrrdors whlch 0 w1ll probably never agatn echo thet thoughtful steps Exam Seml annual curse The parr1ot1c consensus hereabouts rs that paper would be better conserved for defense Llncoln rlngs up another VIC ory by a mar g1n of 38 to Custer s 36 We hall thee farr Llncoln and as the stralns of the Alma Mater che away an other set of alumm IS born FEBRUARY 2 More steam there Mr SW1Ck str' We re pushmg on to another semester fRead Boake Carter style l and out of the East speeds a new opponent but the Bucketeers edge past 1t by two pornts 35 to 33 Peter Mullunzl IS awarded Lrncoln pm by Congressman Was1eleus Lmcoln Day Award And yet another wm' Pulaskr takes a real beatmg 49 to 19 Put em on therr shrelds and send em on home they re all rn' , - f 23- S, -- . - ' 23- . . . t U - , 3 - ' , ' ' - - 1 6- -- 12- . . - ' , ' ' .- zo- ' . ' 55 SPHINI Yawns and ssghs moans and groans sleepsng sn study halls and dreamy eyes Ah tss Sprsng Snow and rasn wsnd an plasn weather The hollow thud as the baseball hsts the catchers mst the crack of the hsckory bat The sound of the starters gun as st marks the track men on thesr way The May Fsesta sts stately queen Sensors come snto thesr own Swsrlsng gowns eager faces and fresh corsages mark the Junsor Sensor Prom Honor Day and for a fleetsng sn stant the sntellects are gsven due recognstson Tearfslled eyes bsllowsng gowns the strasns of Auld Lange Syne Sensor day Then final exams and many a sad fate Summer now here and as our school closes so our book ss closed I n 1 I ' ' ' . . lill . . . The holiday alir of festivity. . . I I u .... - l CQOO guo 2 I3 f 1 fxviofx 0 ,Z sm sv ,. 3 4. fag- 2 P ,. .H T? My ,fu 6 9: .1 lj Sun 'F Sun SL ,, ,1 3 ff I I-ZOMEROOM QI' MISS F SMITH rl INCI I II HOMEROOM 31 I MR KITZKE HOMEROOM 31? MFI J' ERLAIN Il II r xl :I I II. 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II.mx1x.f-x.4' HAIilIEl,llIl The members of the Harlequrn Dramatrc Club are adv1sed and drrected by Mlss Boyle Under her gurdance the club succeeded very credltably 1n entertalnlng an enthuslastlc audrence Wrth the presentat1on of Ever Smce Eve on May l5 Harlequln was Actrve throughout the year prepctrlng such dramatxc fare as the strrrlng Armlstlc Day program and an 1nsp1r1ng Thanks glvmg performance Tune was spent also 1n preparmg Workshop plays an act1v1ty QIVIHQ prospectrve Thesplans an opportunrty to test therr ab1l1ty for the arm of the Harlequrn Club 1S to g1V9 students rnterested rn dramatlcs an opportunlty to develop and d1splay thelr talents Ii I I I I I II I 1 I I .X I If I .X I IC lx Ix III XX .I I I' It II XI I- XI IJ I It I I I I II Inn II IIXI XI I I I I I I I t I l ll II I r X JK - 1 ,I Y I Y II III. Ii . I- X. X II I In' I, X, SEPTEMBER 1941 FEBRUARY 1942 Presrdent Iohn Clementl Vrce President Mary Vltrano Secretary Eumce Gutsche Treasurer Nrck Mazza FEBRUARY 1942 IUNE 1942 President Eunice Gutsche Vrce Presrdent Nrck Mazza Secretary Gloria Doxtator E1 ER E Top Pxcture E Gutsche F Colla P Orlan Top P1cture E Kopacz do M RGY1 Dorm Bottom Pcture T Luedke R Kamm H Bottom Ptcture F Colla R Conrad P Or Schn eman R Conrad E Kopacz lanao R Kamm E Gutsche H Schnee man T Luedke M Ray Ever S1nce Eve was one of Lmncoln s br1ght dramat1c spots of the year The play a sparkhng comedy ol h1gh school hte deals wrth the tr1a1s and trrbulatlons of a h1gh school ed1tor and h1s co edhtor 1 Another character who wreaked havoc 1n the hears ot men was M1ss Lucy Belle L e She ha1led from D1x1e1and and charnungly drawled her way through the play After a heCl1C hour the plot was f1na11y untangled and everybody lrved happlly ever after as they say rn books The large audxence that f111ed the audltorlum was very apprec1at1ve of the hne actmg ot the Harlequm players The cur a1n descended on Ever S1nce Eve a great success OFFICERS El ER '4 2 Gutsche R Conrad 65 . 1 ' - A t - . 1 y 1 J sms Q EVE . 5 i,.. Q 47 df t Vid: -,, .1 ' JX- LK ' f 5 L ' 2 5 sz Prggi ' 1 v ' E f 4 A p, . y ENE I - I s 1- . r P -'2 S . 5' I. , , , ' A Q' xv' L 1 ' tix! l Treas.1rer . I . .. Ray Smith P. Orlando, F. Colla. M. Ray, E. E. Kopacz T Luedke It 1 faux x fm tx N tux: x Ncx e ll x IE lllll - The Student Counc1l conslsts of a group of elected students organlzed to suggest and carry out ldeas for the 1mprovement of the school A new Student Counc1l act1v1ty th1s year was the 1n1t1at1on of a day for the Freshmen to be alled Heyday Recently the Student COUHCII concerned ltself mcnnly Wllh defense measures Campa1gns to collect books magazlnes cmd used tooth paste tubes were under Way at all tlmes Plans were made for weekly school dances the admlsslon to be a defense stamp It IS also the rlght of the Student Counc1l to confer wlth the faculty when they wlsh to do so Thus a fa1r and lust SOIUIIOH for all problems IS reached OFFICERS SEPTEMBER lC4l FEBRUARY lQ42 Presmert Emtl Drvartc Vzce PICSIGCPI Angeltne Placeas Secre'arv I sephtne DeGae'anc FEBRUARY WM IUNE 1047 P.es1ae t R land Kamm VIFG Prestaent Icsepl' Eanrxe'l , I Secrelar, Iosepmne Dc-Gaetano I Crowmna of the Moy Queen at the May Fte-sta CD I+ ut I l., Iuumfvtltt. 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I I , . lllllll NN To brrng out a yearbook that IS umque rnterestmg and an 1mprove-ment on prevrous annuals rs the amb1t1on each year of the Qurll Annual staff To realrze th1s arnb1t1on means one year s work In the frrst semester plans and drawmgs for the book are made and the brg task of wr1t1ng rs begun To the tune of the camera s cl1ck the second semester sllps 1nto llne ln the audltor lum the professronal photographer takes plctures of teachers, homerooms senrors, and clubs In the halls unsuspectmg stu dents dodge camera club members The tune and efforts spent are frnally over The result 1S the new annual from whlch the staff gets great sat1sfact1on and the1r real reward -v ia 1: Y, J 5 v X X A L 'yin , sf s hs. I , l Nz fl ll l-I X 1, E I' C' ,J Q .E-wt' , Q ,,.j'5 67 U rm M lxunln f l uct L xx llc cu fur f cu cm 1 rll lc nu P Warburg Edztor m Chret M Hammond Semor Edrtor A Green Photo Edztor G lgX'1GZ1flO Feature Edrtor t I Degaetano Homezoom Editor G Doxtator Busmess Manager I Eannellr Sports Editor A Utecht Calendar Eclltor R-M l' N.5 1 3-. lt. Xl-rrrl-. l.:- f'21lt. R. l'1lm1-1-lzcn, l'. l'1r:t1n--. lf. ' '. r. LH-tzt. ilu' J. ll. Gun-l--lf. l', ll-N l 'l4. l'. lr'r:t1ltws,Y. Xlzmlj-. l1..l-'lm--rn. X, llftl- :-ttvrr. ll. Fault 1. R4 T: I.. -Nlzvlv l'. Uzlzmll--. -l, N4 r- !-'n. l. Il-flmsf-tx. ll. l. I-. V. K uct. A. llrlfwrl. thu 1: Xl. Z rlfr-rv. -Ll, ll. ll -qt-'ul -ru-. I . Ffllllltl. R lmrmzm-f. XI. HM: uct, Xl. XYl1:1l . ll liz turn-lst, Nl l.1111ll:1 lu.. 1 1 R-in li lfmlly llzul-ll, -l:m1m'm' Nl 1.1-5, KI 'l In lk--lr-'-mln. lion' J: l x':u1cl- lhxnrir. ltwlrn-rt Sultufn-In lcv. Q25 SMI- 53 cl' TENN Mr Wergrn greatly hara ca p d b he loss ot l9 ermer' had to Q a trorn scra ch J th one ot the arge but rnos lnexperlenced eams hes ever had Leadrng contenders tor the tennts team were Drck Zuba lerry M1lkowsk1 Frank Czecholrnskt Ray Morrls R al p h Hel er and oe DAm1co Llncolns netrnen should rank htgh next year for many ot the boys w1ll be back Hlghllghts of the season were games played agams Wau Natosa Lu heran and the Mrl waulqee Jnwersr y School llFTIiAll lntra mural softball has a place rn the Qulll Annual for the hrst t1me a Ltncoln Under the supervlsxon of Messrs M1ller and Fallon games were played after school The league was made up ot erght teams Sure Shots Aces Cardrnals W1ldCGlS Flghters Avengers Specrals andthe All Stars Softball took the place ot a regular baseball team Awards were grven to the champlon team M.-tw' +2 Qs 5 'I ,IH ,..E?- 151. L l-I :se I H V -- 'lf ,,.6ul '- 1 ' I XX ll XI I I I 'v IVL, Lp W1th a small but hard workmg group of boys Coach Foot bu1lt the 1942 Track team around the nucleus of ezght lettermen In the hrst dual meet the clndermen were swamped by a strong East team The followmg week Bay V1ew edged out the Comet tracksters by a score of 66 46 However the Blue and Gray were too much for the Pulaskl clndermen and Pulaskl was bur1ed IH a barrage of poxnts 72 41 Embry Waldner Kusch Hempel Hayes S Chanos Kallebe M1llunz1 and La Porte were the chret pomt getters for the v1ctors The shotput team and the low hurdle relay team each placed second ln the1r event at the North Relay Carn1val The low hurdle team was a chxet contender 1n the Waukesha Re ays The tavortte 1n a quadrangular meet Wllh Iuneau North and West was L1ncolns track team A dual meet Wllh Custer was also on the Comet pro gram In the Ctty Meet several 1nd1v1dua1 events were entered 69 'A f L 1 I , Y .1 X t- x 1 1 I . - . I I . I . . . . T - I , 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 I- l . It l I. Xktltlurr, If, Ku-slr. .X I ul Ixluurt. V. IIt-lltyml. 5. I..4f I I . fltzm---. lf Kztlwlw, l'. Xl llu XY. llruye-. li. QU-uw-1.411 It l 'JIVI1 I-wrt. If. Szmtlc-I-. Il. gl, Xlzmcll---, IJ. .Xl1rrI.t. 'If NI II -I. I'l.mnclI1, II. fllzm-1-, l.. I L R. If-pci. DI. I'tlt'tm'xw. Hut. R 5 R, Ifmttccsrlti. S. IW-ti. S, I R. l'.nu1f, 'l'. Salem'-, Xl. I ll C. Ik-1111t1v-1--'ltr-, R. .Xlt-x- 3 '. 'T - rr. l'. l':n1t:t---tum. Q K I l Ill E IIFFII Eli W? Y' Eugene Kuscd Phrlrppa Warburg Donna Faso ngbaue Glcrla Doytarer Pzesrdent Vrce Presrdenf Secre my Treasurer HIINUHS Flrst Honor Fanny Colla Second Honor Marlan Schmldt National Honor S01 Il tw Davld Bagozzl Glorla Doxtater Fanny Colla Dorothy Lalng Donna Fashlngbauer Marran Schrnrdt Phrhppa Warburg Frank Schultz Eleanor Krueger Tony Taglravra Anna Mae Frsher Paulme Torrett Kuri Goldsand llllllllllllll llmlrml n P rn Ifannc Hamrnora E nquc Fanny Col' Myer Iearrve H rwnona In Jitatlon Marran SCL1U11d Defora on Hernz Ro de Song B616 Morr on 5 r l 1 L 'Ha K s- in ' gg' . ' JK .A ir. r.. 0. ... , 1 X Ng . ' --rx X - Bs, Q N I Third Honor ...............,...... ,.,..,,....,........,.. G loria Doxtater C i O 1 1 n g y l IJ ' . I I I 5 . l zo .. , , ff , A . r x CI -f , . ' LC xr . . . . . . . .,,. - r . a .. ' , tr . . . .... . . ' . . -T A is . BLANCH ALESSI Elective Course Inter Se, G. A. A. Treasurer, A Cappella Choir, Girls Service Club, Creative Leisure, Harlequin. IOHN ANDERSON Science Course GERTRUDE ARMOUR Stenographic Course Inter Se, A Cappella. TWYLAH AUSTIN Elective Course Creative Leisure Int r Se DAVID BAGOZZI English Course Student Council Homeroom R porter SHIRLEY BAHR Elective Course A Cappella Octette Prom Queen Inter Se Harlequin LORETTA BALESTRERI Elective Course lt llll JUNE GRAD lll-ITES IOSEPHINE BARTOLONE Elective Course Blue Domino, Senior Play, Student Council, Inter Se, Monitor Inspector. GEORGE BEAMER Elective Course Vice-president of Homeroom, Var- sity Basketball. IOI-IN BECK Elective Course St u d e n t Council, President of Homeroom, Varsity Football, Intra- Mural Basketball. ANGELINE BELFIORI Elective Course Inter ELIZA BELL Elective Course VIRGINIA BELLANTE Elective Course S cretary of Homeroom Household Arts Club Corridor Inspector CHARLES BENFORD Science Course Football Track Senior Band Senior Orchestra Intra Mural Basketball Baseball JUNE GRADUATES GEORGE BERGAUER Mathematics Course Camera Club DOMINIC BERTUCCI Electrve Course Homeroom Presldent Servrc Cub Tennls Squad H1 Y Club IRVIN BRABANT Elective Course NINA BRASILE Electzve Course Inter Se Iumor Ltterary Soclety Creattv Letsure Household Arts Club 29 f CLEONEASE BUTLER Electzve Course ANN CALI Etectxve Course Corrxdor Momtor Homeroom Tlcket Seller Semor Orchestra Inter SAM CAPUTA Scrence Course Homeroom Presldent Intra Mural Basketball Cross Country COLLIE CARTER Elective Course Hi Y Club SALVATORE CERNIGLIA Electrve Course STEPHEN CHANOS Elective Course Track Captcnn Cross Country Senxor Play Blue Domtno H1 Y PISSI dent and Treasur r Qulll Reporter PHILIP CIANO Electrve Course Scxence Club Concert Master rn Orchestra V1ce presldent of Home room ELIZABETH COLLA Electrve Course A Cappella Chotr Inter Se Song Comrnlttee FANNY COLLA Englrsh Course Edrtor m Chxef of Qu1ll Newspap Student Councll Harlequm Treasurer of Me a Adclphon Int r Se C at1ve LEISUTG Honor Socmety EUNICE COLLINS Electwe Course G A A Harlequm Stock C In er S Homeroom Vlc presxdent Gxrls Servtce Club ANN COLLURA Electzve Course Inter Se Sentor Orchestra ROBERT CONRAD Elective Course Harlequ n German Club Student Councrl All Crty Band and Orchestra Qutll Collector SAM COSTA Elective Course Camera Club Blu Dommo Home room Trcket Seller TI-IEOPHILUS CROCKETT Electzve Course Camera Club I-I1 Y Club Student Councll BETTY CROUDER Electrve Course Inter Se G A A Ann Rutledge Polrsh Club Homeroom Presldent IACK CIURRO Electrve Course Football Track Intra Mural Basket ball lntra Mural Baseball IOHN CURRY Electrve Course All Crty Orchestra All Cry Band All Clty Basketball A Cappella Track French Club JUNE GRADUATES ARMENTHA DALTON Englzsh Course Inter Se RUSSELL DAMIANO Electrve Course Honorary Member of Blue Dommo Senior Play Stage Crew Camera Club ANTI-AONY D AMORE Science Course ervrce Club News Boys Club Intra Mural Basketball Sclence Club Italran Club IOSEPH DANIELS Electzve Course Hom oom Presrdent PAULINE DAWSON Englzsh Course Inter Se Corrrdor Momtor IOSEPHINE DeGAETANO Englrsh Course Presxdent of Meta Adelphon Secre tary of Student Councll Homeroom Edrtor ol Qurll Annual Blue Dommo Qurll Newspaper Reporter Inter Se LILLIAN D MARKS Elective Course Inter Se Harlequln Creatrve Le1 re Grrls Servrce Club Qurll Solrcl or IUNE UHAUII ATIES HELEN DEMOPOULOS Elective Course Inter Se Creatrve Letsur French Club Harlequm BERNADINE DESOTELL Elective Course Student Councxl Inter Se Creatrve Lexsure G A A DOROTHY DICKEY Electrve Course Household Arts Club ROSALIE D1SALVO Engltsh Course Qurll Reporter Student Counctl Corrrdor Monltor A Cappella Chotr Inter Se IOSEPHINE DORIA Englrsh Course Harlequrn Stock Company Qutll Typrst Inter Se Creattve Letsure G A A GLORIA DOXTATOR English Course Harlequrn Secretary Qulll Annual Busmess Manager Notronal Honor SOCIGIY Semor Class Tr asurer DOROTHY DZIEMINSKI Electrve Course Studen Councll Qutll Bustness Stall MARVIN EDMUNDS Elective Course Camera Club H1 Y Club Prom omrn1ttee GORDON EICHERS Electrve Course Service Club S t u d e nt Counctl Iumor Lrterary Club H1 Y Club encxng Club HERBERT FANDREY Scrence Course Tenms Squad Homeroom Treas urer DONNA FASHINGBAUER Electrve Course Inter Se Pr srdent Harlequin Qutll Newspaper Manager German Club Honor Socrety Homeroom Secretary CARMELLA FERRARA Elective Course Inter Se Creatrve Lersure Vrce prestdent G A A Iunlor Literary Club Meta Adelphon ANNA MAE FISHER Sctence Course A I er Se A ty Or chestra French Club Studer' Ccun EDNA FRANCOIS Electrve Course FRANCES FUCARINO Elective Course Inter Se, Student Council, Home- room Secretary, Candy Counter. DOROTHY GARDELES Elective Course Harlequin, A Cappella Choir. ROSE GIAIMO Elective Course Corridor Monitor. MARY GRABOWSKI Elective Course Homeroom Secretary and Treas urer Inter Se Polish Club G A A Quill Reporter Ann Rutledge ARTHUR GREEN Science Course Student Council Quill Annual Pho tographer Editor School Photogra pher President of Camera Club CLIFTON GRIFFIN Science Course EUNICE GUTSCHE Elective Course Harlequin President Senior Play A Cappella Choir Creative Leisure Inter Se JUNE GRADUATES HARRIET HAINES Elective Course Inter Se, Student Council, Corridor Monitor. IEANNE HAMMOND Elective Course Inter Se, Harlequin, President of Homeroom, Red Cross Voluntary Unit, Chairman of Mixer Committee, Chairman of Prom Committee. MARY ELLEN HANSBOROUGH Elective Course Inter Se, Corridor Monitor, Office Monitor. IOHN HARVEY Elective Course Stage Crew Manager Senior Play Honorary Member ot Blue Domino and Harlequin Color Bearer RALPH HELLER Science Course Intra Mural Basketball T nn Squad Football Manager CALVIN HEMPEL Science Course Track Freshman Football Manager Intra Mural Basketball Homeroom President IANE HENNING Elective Course - I 1 1 I I 1 1 1 - - -1 I ' I - ,f f . , ' ' - , e i s t 4' f , , , . ,QIFIYH 'l!!1T'iiq,' ' ' , I ' 'Wi ill 51,1 31,.,'l3rLQflIll.'QIfEm.,Z!'.'i.i 'T , ,, 'lil ll ?l3lllLlllI,.:..I.LT, ' ' 'lllEI3'.',Ql'. - I . l IUNIE GHAIIUATES PAT HOLLWECK Elective Course Drum Majorette, Inter Se, Harle- I ' it quxn, Mixer Committee, A Cappel- -me la, Prom Committee. BEVERLY HOLMES Electtve Course ESTHER HOLZER Electzve Course German Club Presrdent Student Councll Momtor Inspector Inter Se Honor SOCISIY BARBARA HUNT Electzve Course Inter Se Harlequm Secretary Ann Rutledge ROBERT I-IURM Ele trve Course PATSY IRELAND Electtve Course esxaert In e S ,xden C unct Qu ll Newspaper H mer Pres den' Blue D rn '1 AUDREY IACOBSON Elect: e Course er Se G A RALPH IEFFERSON Science Course Latin Club, Hi Y, Volley Ball. LUCILLE IESKE Elective Course Inter Se Homeroom Quill Re- porter BERNICE IONSSON Electrve Course BERNICE IONES Electrve Course HOLDER IONES Electrve Course Track Seruor Orchestra Semor Band A Cappella Cholr All Clty Chorus All Ctty Band MARION KAISER e t1 L Ccu CHARLES KALIEBE Electt e Course T ack Freslrman Baske ball In a Mu al Bc ke ball Home corn Preslaen A r Rald Warden f . . X , . ,. Q. - .I , . 5 c ' A, ' . Pr .t of G. A. A., Z r Se, f ,W at It 1 Q z', i - , J, c. . crm 1 ., f . i. c EI C ve 150 I A r ' , . t .- .,,. k' 'v ,, b , ,S , P' V' Int , . . A A ' 3, 1 V Q. ROLAND KAMM Science Course Student C o u n c il President, Senior Band, All City Band, Harle- quin, Camera Club, Service Club. SAM KATSUNE Elective Course Iunior Literary Club French Club Iunior and Senior Band ILROME KLOPOTEK Elective Course Service Club EUGENE KOPACZ Elective Course All City Football Two Years Basketball Track A Cappella ELEANOR KRAMER Elective Course G A A Household Arts Club Meta Adelphon CAROL KRUEGER Elective Course Elue Domino Inter Se ELEANOR KRUEGER Elective Course Blue Domino Crea ive Leisure Inter Se Latin Club G A A Senior Play JUNE GRADUATES MYFANWY KUHN History Course Student Council, Inter Se, Harle- quin, German Club, EUGENE KUSCH Elective Course Senior Class President, Lincoln Day Award, Second String All City Football, Co-Captain Track, Intra Mural Basketball Homeroom President EARLE LABAHN Manual Arts Course German Club DOROTHY LAING Elective Course German Club Gala Vantins 39 G A A Harlequin Quill News paper A Cappella Choir IOSEPH LANZA Ele tive Course ffl PEARL LAWLEN Science Course Inter Se German Club G MARY LAWRENCE Elective Course Inter G A A Q- .Q Z A' may UNE HHAIIUATES ARDITH LEDGER Science Course Senior Band, Harlequin, Inter Se. DONALD LEIFER Science Course Golf Captain Hi Y Club Fresh man Track Football SHIRLEY Le MIEUX Elective Course Athletic Secretary Homeroom Presi dent Inter Se IACK Le PAK Elective Course MYRTLE LINDHOLM Elective Course HENRY LOEB English Course uill Newspaper S all Cncs C no Y Club Sudent Co.in l un or L erary Soc e v Swi 1'n rg Team IOHN LOTTER Elect: e Co zse Lf' VIRGINIA MANLY Elective Course Senior Play, Blue Domino, Inter Se. IOHN MANZ Elective Course EDNA MASON Elective Course LEO MAYVILLE Elective Course Freshman Basketball Track Serv ice Club NICK MAZZA Electzve Course Gym Team Senior Play Harlequin Vice president DORIS MCDEVITT Science Course B ue rnino La 'I Club Secre ar omer Pre iaen ln e Se C a Lc s c H Sccie CAROL M RAVEY X' ounting C urse u ocino ner Se Su en Councl German Club G A A Sent r Play Sen gf Ptqy BEULAH MENOS Electzve Course S udent COUHCII A Cappella Harlequm G A A Inter Se IDA MARIE MAYER Eleclzve Course ELAINE MEYER Electxve Course HELEN MIIOKOVIC Sczence Course STEPHANIA MITASIK Sczence Course ROSE MOLLICA Electzve Course LESTER MONTGOMERY Manual Arls Course Swlmmmg Team Freshman Foot ball German Club Track Student JUNE GRADUATES PAULINE MORICI Electrve Course Inter RAY MORRIS Electxve Course Qu1ll Newspaper Qulll Sohcxtor Semor Play Blue Dommo BETTIE MORRISON Electzve Course G A A Inter Se ue Dom1no Sen1or Play Quxll TYPISI PETER MURPHY Sc1ence Course Homeroom Presldent and V1ce presldent DARLENE NORRIS Electrve Course Household Arts Club Inter Se IAYNE NORTON Electzve Course Harlequm Inter Se Athleuc Secre tary Drum Mayorette Vlce presldent of Iumor Class Prom Commlttee FRANK ORLANDO Electzve Course Camera Club Blue Dom1no VICE presldent Semor Orchestra Home room Presldent IUNE IRAIIUATES PHYLLIS ORLANDO Elective Course Harlequin, Quill Business Staff, Inter Se, Creative Leisure, Student Council, A Cappella Choir. IOSEPHINE PACE Elective Course Inter Se Creative Leisure MATHILDA PALMISANO Elective Course Inter Se Household Arts Home room Ticket Seller CORNELIA PAYNE Elective Course In er TED PECORA Science Course Y A Camera Club Homeroom Vice president PHILIP PETERSON Elective Course Lighting Crew DOROTHY PHILLIPS Sterographic Course German Club Quill Annual Latin Club Homeroom President PETER PIRAINO English Course Philharmonic Music Club, A Cappella Choir, Harlequin Stock Company, Italian Club, Iunior Literary Club, RAY PIRELLI Elective Course Football Baseball Quill News paper Freshman Basketball Base ba MARCELLA PORTER Elective Course Inter Se IULIA PROSTEK Elective Course H a r 1 e q u 1 n Stock Company Harlequm Make Up Crew Home room Vice president GRACE RAIMONDO Elective Course LUCY RAIMONDO El ctr e Course HENRY RAMSEY Elecme Course Track Basketball Football MARY RAY Electzve Course Inter S Harlequm Creat1ve Lersure Semor Play ROBERT RETZLAFF Electxve Course Tennls Squad Freshman Foot ball Freshman Basketball Camera Club Harlequm BARBARA ROBEY Electxv e Course Qulll Newspaper Stall Inter Se Student Counc1l I-Iomeroom Pres1 dent I-IEINZ ROHDE Sctence Course Blue Domlno SSIVICE Club H1 Y Club Qutll Cartoontst Annual Staff IOAN ROMANO Electzve Course Homeroom Secretary Student Councrl Inter Se G A A Meta Adelphon DELORIES RUDE Electrve Course Inter S G A A Harlequm Stock Company ADOLPH RUDORFER Manual Arts Course Homeroom President, Football. JUNE GHAIIUATES DORIS SCHAEFER Stenographxc Course In er Se A Cappella Chou' German Club AUDREY SCI-IMIDT Elective Course G A A German Club Inter Se A Cappella Chotr MARION SCHMIDT Stenographrc Course Student Counctl I-Iarlequm In ter Se Honor SOCIGIY Qu1ll Col lector HANS SCI-INEEMAN Sczence Course Captatn ol Servxce Club I-Iarle quln Camera Club ROBERT SCHRAEPLER Science Course Preslclent ol Camera Club Stu dent Counc1l School Photographer Ass Photo Edltor of Quxll Annual NATHAN SCHRINSKY Electxve Course Cappella Choxr FRANCES SCI-IULTZ Elective Course A Cappella Choir. I ' N11 I tI'I t lllilllliillllll FRANK SCHULTZ Elective Course German Cl..ib H o n o r Societv Homeroom President Student Coun c VIRGINIA SEIDEL Accounting Course Student Council Inter Se House hold Arts Monitor Inspector THERLSA SERIOPOULOS Elective Course Meta Ad lphon Creative Leisure Inter Se MARGARET SHIELDS Elective Course Homeroom Secretary, Meta Adel- phcn Creative Leisure Inter Se. LAWRENCE SIEROCUK Elective Course All City Baskctball, Basketbal Captain. DELORES SINKOWSKI Science Course Latin Club Vice-president, Harle- quin, Inter Se, Home-room Secretary. ROSE SPARACINO Elective Course Iunior Literary Club Preesident, ln- ter Se, Creative Leisure President, Senior Orchestra. ROSE M SPARACIO Electi e Course er Se Household Arts Club Stu n Council Homeroom Secretary MARY L SPINELLI Electiie Course Harleauin Inter Se ADA MAE SQUALL History Course VIOLA STARR Elective Course IERRY STIEWE Stenographic Course Student Council, Gym Tcam DAVID STRITTMATTER Elective Course Freshman Football. GEORGE STROBUSCH Elective Course Gym Team Captain. 'UNE GRADUATES 13 il. I I dell? l 6 Q 3 -av 3 f if C A65 ANTHONY TAGLIAVIA Elect: .fe Course Harleaurn Honor Socrety Serv1ce Club L1eutenant BIAGIO TEDESCO Electrve Couz se Homeroom Presldent Harlequm Servlc Club PAULINE TORRETT Electtve Course Honor Soc1ety Homeroom Presx dent G A A Creatlve Lersure Iumor L1terary Club Inter Se ANNA TSEFEOS Electzve Course Inter Se Hom room Secretary ALICE UTECHT Stenographzc Course Inter Se Household Arts Club Qu1Il Annual Calender Edxtor Qu1ll News paper Library Momtor ILROME VIDUSKI Electzve Course RAY VIDUSKI Elective Course .nf 1 IUNIE GRADUATES ALFRED WALCHESKE Science Course erman Club PHILIPPA WARBURG Englzsh Course Edxtor 1n Chrel of Qu1ll Annual Blue Dommo Secretary and Pr srdent Semor Play Honor Soclety Quxll Newspaper Feature Staff Vrce presl ent of Semor Class MYRTLE WHALEN Electzve Course Creat1v Le1sure Ine S Ann Rutledge Blu Dommo Athletlc Sec retary LUCILLE WORDELL Elective Course Harlequm Creatw Lelsure Inter Se Household Arts Club LOUISE YOB Electrve Course Inter Se MARY ZEMBROWSKI Inter Se Homeroom S cretary 6 6 16 SPRING MARCH - Experience to Let! - sign Three Mark suffers tempted to display after one week of the third degree. - Thoughts w i t h o u d words deescribes popular sentiment upon hearing how basketball team snagged conference title after l1ck1ng Iuneau 42 to 16 Silver threads among the peroxide notice able after faatal Mark Day School certalnly ties one up 1n knots' How ever no one more so than the teacher who 1S now engrossed in spec1al Flrst Aid classes which mvolve tyrng of bandages e c Things 9 out of 10 Lrncolnites swear by Red Skelton Lux Radio Theater and Blues in the Night Yeah the RGd1O Poll done tole us so Should auld acquaintance be forgot and days o' lang syne? brings Senior Mixer frolic to a fitting close. 17-St. Patrick's Day. Faith an be gory-the l's have it! 20-Now, here's a tasty dish: Red Cross Dance A-la Worthy Cause prepared by Creative Lersure Cost only l0c Two assemblles rem1nded of supreme benefits reaped from Americas Free dom Both were ads for Defense Stamps The Spring Slttrng begins Again base ball poetery giggling and weather fill the air Intrepid basketball men eat banquets at close of season and receive their lust desserts in form of 18 mayor letters 27 28 Im a lil tra la la with my l1l tra la la boom MUSIC Festival besieges town provrdrng a field day for Service Club mem bers APRII Fools Day beglns early in morning and ramy season opens widda splash Travelers Rest Naturally all get out and go home for Easter vacation The old 8 30 perll starts anew Plenty of inside stuff and new duds come back with Lmcolnitres Come Three Marks-and we re all yust lost babes crying 1n bewllderness Car r rubah Ah h Brazeel Future South American tourlst trade unwittingly solicited from coming generatlon who witness pictures in assembly Strips of adheslve adorn left llmb of ln d1v1duals having had tuberculin test Challenging and timely message delivered by personable Dean Holt of Wisconsin U -are all these thmgs worth working for worth l1v1ng for worth dymg for? Llncoln Band gives a f1ne performance for two assemblies 28 29 S u g a r rationing registration plays havoc wrth daily attendance as the pres ence of both teachers and various stu dents are demanded everywhere but in the classroom Mark Day bows in and out temporarily until exam time when it w1ll bow ln again curses 5 206 307 no not a draft number but the home rooms who git candy fer topping all Quill Annual subscriptions 9- . . . - 20- I - ' H I I - 9- ' ' ' . - 21- ' . . . . I . L 1 , 1 25- n . . . 13-i u , . : ll ,I I I ' I 1- , . . . I . . A 2- ' . , ' ' ' , ' ' ' . 24- ' ' ' l3- 2 ' . ' . 14- ' ' - ' 0 17- - - - , - ' . I A . H. . . 30- . . zo-.1 U' '- so-, ,'-, , ZZT . . - . ' . . L 84 C!-lllE ll!-XR 1- MAY Amidst gaiety and good cheer, Phyllis Orlando is crowned May Queen, with George Beamer reigning as her king, at Fiesta, coming as climax to week of hectic campaigning. -There's a dance born every minute around here seems like Alumni Dance follows happily on heels of afternoon shindig Iuniors credited on Honor Day amid hearty acclamations The event of the year' The Senior Prom 14- laterns, flowers, vivacious music, swish of gowns, hint of formality, memories in the making. Senior Honor Day causes recipients' am- bitions to soar considerably with taste of acknowledged attainment The house lights dim-a hush the curtain oes up and we have the Senlor Play Ever Since Eve But there its all over already-aw w do it again it was simply superb no less' l IUNE With mingled emotions we commence last lap of our lourney Every music performing unit of Lincoln turns out for one grand finale of patriot ism in song for rousingly appreciative audience in auditorium Merry comradery assists at Internal Rev enue party or the Senior Banquet Virtually disguished in caps and gowns Seniors have one final fling on this their day of all days At long length we come to the terminus of our lourney where Seniors find they have arrived at mysterious so called Com mencement and so must check out bag gage and all whether they will or no farewell farewell 7 . . . . ' 15- . . I . 9- , . ' 1 , '. l - . . . I the 12- . . . . I Sii 1 1 . . . . . - 19- . 11- ' - I - ' 85 l U Ill Ill E I PIHIM It was elght o clock on May nmth tn our gym The l1ghts rn the halls were blaztng as the breathless lad1es tor an evenmg swept 1nto the gym w1th thelr exqutsrte gowns sw1rl1ng about them rn one hand therr program and ln the other the lucky boy The brtght l1ghts were let behmd as handsome couples stepped rnto the drmly l1t gym But was lt the gym? Wlth the maglc ot colored l1ghts and wavmg palms rt had become a secluded lsland 1n the South Paclttc Lost 1n the enchantment of the Royal Iesters entrancrng musrc the couples floated over the floor rn perfect rhythm The corsages scented the room wtth thelr fragrance P1ctures were taken of groups ptctorlally grouped under Hawanan palms and colored l1ghts The grand march was led by K1ng Russell Damlano and Queen Betty Colla followed by the Court ot Honor Then all too soon came eleven thrrty The couples departed the l1ghtS prom was a deserted to be cleaned gym an empty punch bowl and a wxlted corsage pressed ln a book to keep tresh the memorles of a perfect evenrng . Il l l ' I ll I A . t R Q II 1 l ll. l uml1'c3. li. lxlfcr, li. Rell- ' 4ln', vl. Kltqtt-Iclm. - ' I l ' R ft: ' 3: J X 5 , 11- ' - I , X I1 ' ,l,,Ln'1Qfff,:l'411I1',' lX,',',2,QffIl,,'I. gll,l,f. went off, and all that was left of the 42 Senror l R XX R ll I llcrlt. lf. 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