Lincoln High School - Quill Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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CL: arf-Q-V f fl .,,4 sf, ,1 KJ C N' il 1 , .1 : I ll V Copyright 1949 By The Senior Class of Lincoln High School Milwaukee, Wisconsin -iq Underneath the Arches - Lincoln, as seen from the doorway of St. Paul's Church across the street. 2 QUE HEARTS WEEE YCDUNG AND GAY Edited by De Loris Schott A Z F t l949 Edt Milwaukee, Wisconsin, l949 Lincoln Quill Annucil SlCill, lnc. TABLE CHAPTER CHAPTER CHAPTER CHAPTER CHAPTER OE I-E II-- III - IV - V-, CONTENTS - ADMINISTRATION A HOMEROOMS ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS SENIORS PREFACE Gone are the days when our hearts were young and gay. Gone are my friends from Lincoln High away. Gone from the halls that we all did know so well, I miss their laughing voices and the old school bell. Our school inspired a songster ot twenty-tive years ago to write, and surely we'll not forget her when at last we all must go. Down through the years those words, so many times repeated, have brought tears to the eyes ot every senior as he has approached the end ot his student days at Lincoln. He will always remember his friends, the good times that made the walls ring with laughter and fun, he will remember the sad times when his teachers and his principal or his parents frowned. Memories of high school are mixed - there is joy and there is sorrow, but problems and complexities never slow down or confuse us teenagers -- we can answer anything. And twenty years from graduation day when we page through our annual with a whimsical smile, that smile will broaden as We remember how we considered ourselves equal to any oc- casion, and all because our Hearts were young and gay. 5 I 5 i W E MR. FRICKER Principal 6 MR. CLARK Vice-Principal Junior High School MR. MILLER Vice -Principal TEACHERS WITHOUT HOMEROOMS Row l: Mr, Bloom, Miss Kcistrier, Mr. Mollico, Mr. Ruboti, Mrs, Mohr Row 2: Mr, Wergin, Mr. Beduhn, Mr. Schultz. OFHCE Miss Koslco, Miss Yohr, Miss Toeble. COUNSELORS Row l: Miss Kee-le-y, Mr. Blonien, Miss I-lutterihow, Mr, Bcirtuiuzzi, Row 2: Mr. Phillip, Mr. Thomson. 8 3111 illhmnriain 7. ,, ,.,, . ,.,., ,.. ., .. , , ,. LOWELL P. GOODRICH Superintendent Lowell P. Goodrich died on Tuesday, March 29 of this year. Head ot the Milwaukee schools since l943, he Was educated in the Ripon schools, he took his undergraduate Work at Ripon College, and did graduate Work at the University ot Wisconsin Where he received his master's degree. Other graduate work in education was done at Harvard and Colum- bia Universities. Mr. Goodrich had a positive, sincere belief in education for every child who was entered into the public schools. He emphasized numberless times that the role of the high school was not only preparing students tor college, but training all students for lite, he believed they should be steered in the paths ot usetul citizenship. He had the weltare ot the school child always upper- most in his considerations, and for that he earned the respect of the corn- munity. 9 Sin Hiemnriam MR. IOSEPH H. BAKER Mr. Ioseph H. Baker, first principal of Lin- coln High School, died November 15, 1948. Memorial services were held for Mr. Baker in the Lincoln High School Library on November 19, 1948. At the ceremony, attended by mem- bers of the taculty and by many former Lin- colnites, Mr. Bakers portrait was unveiled. Mr. Baker was born in Stevens Point and attended Stevens Point Normal School and the University ot Wisconsin. He taught at a Madi- son High School and at Merrill, Wisconsin. He taught physics at the old East Division High School betore he became principal ot Lincoln High School when it moved into the old East High building in 1920. He became principal ot Sharon High School after he lett Milwaukee, Following his retire- ment as high school principal, he became school board clerk and village board president. Mr. Bakers unseltishness and integrity ac- count tor the tact that he was admired by all who knew him. He will long be remembered by the alumni and teachers who had the hon- or ot associating with him. 1 Mrs. McNally Miss Reynolds Miss McQueeney Miss Zenk MRS. MAUD MCNALLY One ot Lincoln's former English teachers, Mrs. Maud McNally, died in August 1948. She was a graduate ot Monticello Seminary at Godfrey, Illinois, and did post graduate work at Marquette, the University ot Wisconsin Ex- tension, Northwestern in Chicago, and at Co- lumbia. MISS FRIEDA R. REYNOLDS Miss Frieda R. Reynolds, retired head ot the English department at Lincoln High, died February 16, 1949, atter a long illness. She attended Milwaukee Downer College and was graduated from the University ot Michigan, she took postgraduate courses at Columbia University. Throughout her years ot service she was an inspiration and triend to all ot the people who worked with her. MISS MABEL MCOUEENEY Miss Mabel McOueeney, a tormer teacher ot Lincoln High School, died Tuesday, October 19, 1948. Miss McOueeney, a graduate ot Mil- waukee State Teachers College, taught tor two years in Two Rivers, Wisconsin, and Keno- sha, Wisconsin. MISS MARTHA ZENK Miss Martha Zenk, one of our outstanding teachers who had been with our school since 1920, died in Eureka, South Dakota, at the home ot her brother on Monday, October 25, 1948. Miss Zenk was dean ot girls at Lincoln and taught in the mathematics department. She had a high regard tor scholarship and was chairman ot the Honor Society committee. 1 ilu Hlvmnriam Sam Baudo Carol De Grand Iames Knuth SAM BAUDO Sam Baudo, born August 25, 1981 in Mil- waukee, died October 8, 1948 at the age of 17 years. The tragic misfortune of accidental death brought grief to Sam's family and his friends. He attended Palmer Street School, and later entered Cass Street School from which he entered Lincoln to follow the Elective Course. While at Lincoln, Sam was the manager of the basketball and football teams, and also a member of the Corridor Control. He was jovial and carefree, and his face wreathed in smiles, he was a welcome guest wherever he went. He had many friends who were sorry to say a last goodbye at the funeral services held on October ll, IAMES KNUTH The accident of October 8, 1948 cut short the life of lames Knuth at a time when his life should have just begun. However, for all those who once knew him, his personality is still present because his friends cannot forget. lames received his early training at the Cass Street School He later attended Lincoln where he intended to graduate in lanuary, 1950, from the Elective Course. He took part in many school activities. He won his place on Varsity Football and Basket- ball Teams, and was also a member of the Corridor Control. Ioseph Zappia CAROL DeGRAND Carol DeGrand, who had not yet reached the age of 18, was killed on October 8, 1948, in an unfortunate accident. During his years at Lincoln he followed the Science Course, from which he would have graduated an honor student. He intended to graduate in lanuary, 1949. The boys and coaches on the football team will attest to Carol's spirit, loyalty, and will- ingness to play the game , however, his quiet disposition and dignified humor did not pre- vent him from being popular with his fellows, for Carol was known throughout the school as a boy who possessed outstanding qualities in his studies. lOSEPH ZAPPIA loseph Zappia, a student of Lincoln High School, died on October 8, l948. Memorial services were held for loseph and his fellow classmates in the Lincoln Auditorium on Oc- tober 14, 1948. He was very active in school, he played basketball, football, and was assistant-sports editor of the Quill Annual. He played on the baseball and basketball teams at the Boys' Club. loe's curly hair, winning smile, and ability to work will linger in the memories of all those who knew him. ff I f 1' L ' gx 5 KX Y K ff Q W - ,4 f nn 1 ' X 1 I T X ff 1 A K I. 1 ff ,,,' A f,fg,f,,Mggf H A .4 244 k 'F HCDMERCDGMS HOMEROOM 44l2B Mr. M, Miller, Advisor ROW l: G. Singer, M. Caggio, G. Royal, G. Giammo, T. Micelli, G. Myers, ROW 2: K, Lips- comb, L. Schmidt, D. Hall, S. Zeller, D. Schott, B. Parchman, P. Ripley, BOW 3: F. Kaiarow, B. Freeman, P. Panzarella, S. Spasoli, H. Peschl, M. Howard, H. Seropouos, A. Wesi, ROW 4: R. Zipter, R. Morris, R. Iensen, D. Harvie, I, Richler, D. Brinkley, I. Romano, G. Aaron. HOMEROOM 6-12B Mr. I. W. Dunlop, Advisor ROW l: I. Bruno, R. Calabrese, R. Neylon, A. Najera, I. Cayo, V. Megna, ROW 2: I. W. Dun- lop, I. Turner, M. Brandy, A. Bartosiak, D. Crye, G. Sigrist, D. Mays, I. Scarcone, ROW 3: B. Gagliano, F. D'Amato, R. Bathke, L. Herbert, G. Vasquez, M. Westhbrook, B, Buck, BOW 4: C. Washington, I. Torcaso, B. Waggoner, I. Maier, I, Brugrnan, N. Storieken, L. Spangler, W. Pickens. 14 HOMEROOM 303-12B Mr. Bussone, Advisor ROW 1: L. Nielson, G. Szopinski, M. Baiistreri, H. Carini, C. LoCicero, L. Aniipero, ROW 2: Mr. Bussone, C. Sobczak, L. Ovans, R. Bader, I. Embry, A. Chavez, S. Grimm, ROW 3: S. D'Amato, W. Stamos, E. Trzebiatowski, L. Gumina, T. Catalano, I. Ieiferson, A. Clementi, M. Nuitirig, ROW 4: C. Kostrivas, A. Stallworth, R. White, R. Wrase, T. Ervin, I. Meirhofer, V. Hess, H. Gagliano. HOMEROOM 308-12B Mr. Drobnik, Advisor ROW 1: C, Sammarco, R. Rios, N. Reisman, F. Crup, R. Iannelli, M. Giaimo, ROW 2: B. Drobnik, M. Merine-ther, M. Clark, R. Gumina, C. Schmeling, D. Marasch, P. Beaumonte, F. Grasso, ROW 3: Y. Blaeske, I. Hicks, I. Stokes, L. Verkuilen, H. Shoplas, T. Woelffer, D. Gag- gans, A. Manescaico, N. Milone, ROW 4: B. Money, G. Kilke, B. Richards, C. Carter, G. Sanders, I. Beili, T. Rugoio, F. Smith, or 15 HOMEROOM 3l3el2B Miss Schwartz ROW l: I. Leonard, C. Lembo, I. Riccobuono, A. Zovi, M. Flach, S. Forbes, ROW 2: l. Schwartz, N. Montes, B. Coffman, C. Clermont, M. Campbell, D. Barrons, ROW 3: I. Cron- well, N. Serra, T. Czecholinski, G. Kuoksa, G. Mueller, W. Stafford, I. Rinaldi, ROW 41 I. Nash, M. Hoffman, R. Singer, L. White, M. Henderson, E. Theoharis, R. Brown, I. Zingale. HOMEROOM 316-12A Miss Hickey, Advisor ROW l: M. Alioto, R. Spinelli, B. DiCesare, C. Gaudesi, L. Treggicrri, I. LoCicero, ROW 2: C Hickey, E. Grams, I. Giannetti, S. Beach, A. Bellanti, L. Holter, R. Epperson, B. Heller, C Tripi, C. Rondinelli, A. Brzycki, HOW 3: M. Ienkins, G. Korkos, A. Fraser, I. Williamson, A Iarreau, S. Galipo, T. Pipia, I. Couture, C. Randa, M. Mueller, HOW 4: D. Hommel, N. Tsef- fos, H. Williams, P. Green, O. Grider, G. Stavrakis, A. D'Amato, I. Klingseisen, H, Sykes 16 HOMEROOM 406-12B Miss Minehon, Advisor ROW l: G. Ellis, D. Grclhorn, R. Moutrey, W. Ienkins, M. Scrntille, C. Bczlistrieri, ROW 21 L. Minehon, I. Coznnclricxto, I. Giberson, I. King, L. Ionsen, C. Ciclrdo, ROW 3: C. Zingole, F. Moriini, C. Tyre, E. Schneeweis, G. Townsend, A. Bortosiok, T. Harris, A, Fehrmcxn, ROW 4: R. Eosley, D. Spongenbe-rg, R. Prochozko, C. Corter, A. Senscrbclugh, R. Wiedenhoeft, B. Froneschi, T. Millord. HOMEROOM 111-11B Mr. A. I. Mineroth, Advisor ROW l: R. Rornorno, P. Buscdoicchi, S. Lococo, F, Connestro, T. Lorenzi, I. Servent, ROW 2: A. I. Mineroth, M. Wohlberg, T. Borowski, S. Wolczolk, G. Borholrt, M. Giordino, M. Roy, ROW 3: I. Besomsie, E. McNeoley, S. Coro, I. Hilliard, N. Gaines, I. White, D. Reeves, ROW 4: l. Strozier, A. Riccicirdi, C. Gourdine, I. Tomko, I. Ieffrey, I, Stocy, A. Fronk, E. Theohoris. 17 f' ' ' 1 -V Y . .4 ' tsl . HOMEBGOM ll6-llA Miss Smeaton, Advisor BOW l: V. Bliinehart, S. Doxtator, M. Williams, E. Walli, S. Pollack, A. Huth, BOW 2: M. Smeaton, S. Triscari, B. Wilburn, D, Green, l. Balistreri, BOW 3: C. DeBuloertis, L. Bugolo, A. Pitts, B. Kolpack, V. LaPorte, C. Alioto, BOVV 4: H, Mueclil, B. Oettinger, B. Wineland, C. Caputa, C. Kostrivas, A. Fehrman, G. Vergetis, P, Zuckerman, D. Albanese. HOMEBOOM 302-l lB Miss Mathews, Advisor ROW l: I. Gaira, D. Farina, S. Green, S. Lee, M. Gluch, I. Guttuso, ROW 2: Miss Mathews, C. Tzakais, I. Strom, E. Borchardt, C. Simon, B. Freeman, BOW 3: Z. Waller, B. Cromwell, I. Corrao, M, Ervin, S. Benschneider, C. Barnes, L, Machi, BOVV 4: P. Warzala, V. Vergetis, L, Bagozzi, C, Berger, A. l-legwood, I. Serio, l. Miller, B. Ziiba wav' 18 HOMERCOM 305-HB Miss Daley, Advisor ROW I: C, Husk, H, Holter, M. Phalen, M. Peterson, D. Streeter, I. Kondziela, ROW 2: Miss Daley, M. Anderson, B. Salters, H. Haben, A. Agrusa, B. Polaczyk, ROW 3: L. Iones, A. Du Pour, A. Wuebker, M. Mornon, A. Paquette, P. Turner, S. Wentworth, ROW 4: B. Drews S. Marino, P. Vitrano, E. Trornbley, R. Maier, G. Aaron, P. Kleckley, R. Poilin, N. Anderson HOMEBOOM 312-HB Miss Wolfrum, Advisor ROW 1: N. French, F. D'Amato, N, Wald, E. Hoskins, B. Knuth, I. Mackrie, BOW 22 C. Wolf- rum, M. Chittero, P. Tripp, G. Lauscher, ROW 3: I. Brandy, L. Cornelius, I. Van Beek, D. Slawney, E. Matthews, E. Kolberg, I. Conner, M, Krummow, BOW 4: R, Beyersdorft, R. Burke, R. Urbanski, E. Pulsorn, W. Fisher, T. Zizzo, F. Rasponte, R, Iazinski. 19 Q akmpfg . :Wai HOMEBOOM 321-11B Mrs. Larson, Advisor ROW li Apostolos, F. Vergeiis, B. Warren, I. Tyre, E. Boxbeaux, M. Pieirangelo, ROW 2: M. Larson, G. Musias, E. McBean, D. Nessman, E. Thiel, D. Kane, N. Schuh, ROW 3: M. DeLano, B. Balistreri, l-l. Perry, B. Lillie, N. Haefer, S. Darnalo, C. Schellenberg, BOW 4: B. Andrade, B. Amelunk, B. Flecher, M. Iohnson, D. Bender, A. Peters, E. Hirshrnan. HOMEROOM 322-l lA Mr. Foot, Advisor ROW 1: G. Pizzino, M. Bruile, M. Ferrara, C. Geinopulos, B. DuFour, BOW 2: R. Foot, D Spasoff, F. Fragosso, A. Sanfilippo, S. Carrao, V. D'Amato, F. Dovi, BOW 3: I. Treible, I Kahn, D. Cuccinello, B. Serio, T. Gicas, B. Heck, B. Zeller. -144 20 5 l HOMERCOM 4OlE-11B Miss Edwards, Advisor ROW 1: C. Chartier, N. Redmond, A. Riley, E. Skinner, I. Kallas, D. Bacon, ROW 2: l. Ed Wards, M. Griffin, R. De Carnpa, E. DeStelano, C. Carter, I. Bork, B. Haels, B. Schneider, V Rokenbrodt, ROW 3: W. Moffatt, T. D'Acquisto, E. Holter, E. Wright, R. Waters, A. Beason S. Berg, I. Zappaterreno, S. Michalak. HOMEROOM 410-l lA Miss Siegel, Advisor ROW l: M. French, S. Liberto, G. Cfierlenski, E. Terrell, V. Manian, E. Angoli, ROW 2: Miss Siegel, I. Cernan, A. Glover, M. Kupka, I. Kasal, B. Washington, ROW 3: R. Klingman, L. Klingman, I. Rice, M, Karas, R. Bennett, M. Butler, RCW 4: M. Zylka, F. Holle, I. Alden, R. Gaertner, T. Fragassi, P. Taylor. 21 if 4 L . HOMEBOCDM 112-IUA Mr. I. Iohnstone, Advisor ROW l: I. Lockhart, l. Garner, S. Patti, A. Sorci, B. Glorioso, L. Hill, ROW 2: I. Iohnstone, N. Alioto, P. Spera, C. Gilmore, V. Green, G. Sims, I. Gallo, ROW 3: C. Balistreri, M. Studer, B. Wrase, I. Zawin, A. Vales, T. Miracola, ROW 4: I. Armour, S. Crivello, S. White, I. Kres- sin, G. Solberg, F. Maniscalco, M. Enea, I. Iarreau, A. Royal, I-IOMEBOOM 115-10A Mr. Le Mahieu, Advisor ROW l: H. Schultz, M. Bou, N. Smith, M. Kleist, M. Lavine, W. Gibson, ROW 2: I. Le Mahieu B. Bertucci, C. Damiano, A. Galioto, A. Mirencla, E. Kamuchey, I. Thornberry, A. Marino D. Wallen, ROW 3: R. Bartnean, S. Micale, C. Lalicato, P. Guitfre, I. Bergauer, T. De Cicco S. Azzolina, I. Hamilton, I. Puccio, BOW 4: R. Baldwin, I. Miller, R. Rouse, T. Iackson, N Iackson, I, Walker, E. Beck, D. Karempelis, P. Sammataro. 22 HOMEROOM 209-l UB Miss Boyer, Advisor ROW l: T. Craun, M. Hollinger, M. Emerson, M. Craig, A. Martinez, M. Mirenda, ROW 2 W. Boyer, T. Daniato, N. Clardy, M. Balistreri, L. Kierecki, F. Librizzi, I. Iazinski, M. Tripi M. Makivich, ROW 3: M. Bruzina, I. Anderson, E. Schrneling, P. Lillie, W. 'O'Keefe, L. Mo- rano, E. Parish, B. Ramsburg, H. Bou, ROW 4: I. Potter, F. Gerek, E. Tronca, P. D'Alessio A. Williams, D. Iverson, I. Alairno, G. Krirnkowski, G. Wilber. HOMEROOM 217-lUA Miss Boyle Advisor ROW l I Pordon C. Pasquesi, G. Le-Wandowski, I. Fletcher, C. Busalacchi, L. Hall, HOW 2 L Boyle M Conigliaro, N. Corrao, M. Nutting, C. Pipia, G. Dodge, R. Ornelina, M. Col- burn D Bourque B. Goggans, ROW 3: D. Linzenrneyer, E. Geggen, M. Saniilippo, D. Pro- kopi R Wunrow L. Peoples, B. Iohnson, ROW 4: D. Lueck, I. Rao, L. Conner, L. Harmon, R Monlgomery V Birts, A. Meyers, M. Froehliclfi, E. Semrau. W ,mf '77 . 5 r.il ,' '. fl wg, L' fn 'Q-if., x 242 W ii lbw? 23 HOMEROOM 310-lUB Miss Meyer, Advisor RCW l: I. Megna, I. Crawford, B. Anderson, I. Iackson, H. Terrell, O. Boyers, BOW 2: L. Meyer, C. Hamilton, M. Sciano, C. Hairis, M. George, I. Carr, N. Sardina, B. Wolsski, M. Ca- bell, BOW 3: M. Eckel, P. Graham, D. Orlando, T. Bednor, B. DeStelanis, I, Pietros, I. Piraino, W. Clark, M. Paddock, ROW 4: F. Zovi, P. Britton, G. Micopoulos, I. Gregory, C. Campbell, I. Iordan, R. Wigman, I. Witherspoon, M. Carini. HOMERGOM 311-lUB Mr. Perry, Advisor BOW l: A. Kaminsky, F. Balistreri, E. Terrell, B. Espinoza, l. Walker, D. McDermott, BOW 2: C. Perry, B. Colla, D. Miller, G. Pierce, P. Novella, I. Hopper, W. Gibson, ROW 3: W. Hy- der, T. Moffatt, D. Delano, I. Nash, M. White, M. Nash, E. Heard, D. Slawny, P. Gress, ROW 4: E. Hull, W. Hartgers, T. Williams, M. Herzer, O. Pitts, L. Luedtke, I. Peedar, E. Radko, B. Griffin. 24 'tif' L. MMM f HOMEROOM 317-lUB Miss Gardner, Advisor ROW li R. Besasie, R. Gomez, I. Howard, I, Sturdevant, R. Baslord, K. Kringle, ROW 2: C. Gardner, F. Fazio, A. Ciano, F. Monfre, I. DeCicco, A. Maglio, L. Tarantino, I. Sullivan, ROW 3: D. Sorenson, P. Rodman, E. Woods, P. Porier, I. Vanlfrden, F. Neumann, C. Kirchen, I. Bergstrom, A. Maniscalco, ROW 4: B. Williams, M. Rynning, M. Prochazka, M. McFadden, T. Lehn, E. Hunziker, N. McLaughlin, D. Wood, I. Cefalu. HOMEROOM 318-lUB Mr. Oslerndorf, Advisor ROW l: A. Balistreri, I. Schroeder, T, Dentice, G. Duddles, R. Cira, M. Hall, ROW 2: Mr. Os- terndorf, B. Schmidt, B. Kinnally, R. Taylor, N. Loth, R. Costantino, M. Mcliuen, ROVV 3: C. Iones, M. Marche-se, I. Amoroso, I. Pueslow, I. Baker, R. Tanko, I. Tarantino, N. Schroeder, E. Anderson, ROW 4: S. Tollelson, L. Kilgore, M. Ganciiano, R. l-lelmer, D. Kinziger, O. Francisco, E. Lee, D. Grebe, D. Caliva, 25 HOMERGOM 323-IUB Mr. Leister, Advisor ROW l: B. Iones, B. Miyasaki, L. Cabanatoan, R. Katz, B. Iohnson, S. Grace, B. Hendrix, HOW 2: H. Leister, S. VanBibber, R. Iohnson, N. Ienkins, C. Howell, A, Tietz, I. Cook, ROW 3: V. McGlonn, G. Forbes, H. Bartel, I. Smith, F. Lococo, A. Adams, P. Memmel, L. Lamp- shire, C. Purpero, ROW 4: L. Icxckson, R. Nielsen, S, Scito, A. Tarantino, G. Secora, C. Spil- ler, H. Hall, R. Zacker, R. Zirbel. HOMEROOM 405-10B Miss Nightingale, Advisor ROW l: S. Gullekson, V. Coppage, B. Perry, C. Koltz, D. Reyes, R. Rugolo, V. Nixon, ROW 22 A. Nightingale, S. Alessi, G. Colvin, R. Behling, R. Horn, M. Hall, A. Mclfilolinins, L. Schade, F. LaGalbo, ROW 32 C. Brown, C. Lawrence, A. Kostka, C. Nolan, T. Ehlert, L. Dinon, I. Zahn, I. Schwalbe, ROW 4: L. Tamminen, M, Coffman, S, Carter, D. Arnold, T. Black, W. Hansen, C. Hartman, R. Rambadt. 26 HOMEROOM 409-lUB Miss Reese, Advisor ROW l: D. Iackson, I. Martinez, I. Mineo, F. Wright, I. Trovato, I. Bellante, ROW 2: Miss Reese, L. Shaw, E. Iackson, P. Bertolas, R. Wiese, F. Maynard, G. Geske, ROW 3: l. Nalir- ing, V. Schultz, R. Sirneone, R. Lasley, I. Alioto, E. Rembert, P. Pabian, A. Cannariato, ROW 4: A. Barnes, I. Gary, I. Wilson, I. Welton, T. Williams, T. McNeal, G. Zeller, H. Sanders. HOMEROOM 1-9B Mr. Dunar, Advisor ROW l: T. Emmanuel, B. Schiro, I. Calwell, C. Maglio, D. Young, G. Reisrnan, ROW 2: A. Dunar, M. Novella, A. Bowman, L. Kivley, H. Stcmcampiano, I. Griblole, T. Lorino, ROW 3: M. Shellock, E. Marry, L. Crowell, D. Porter, I. Belli, S. Ninharn, I. Krumnow, ROW 4: W. Cochran, R. Harty, B. Snyder, R. Bland, R. Kuczlcowski, B. Weidernann, D. Gel'il. 27 I HOMEROOM ZOZCKQA Miss Luebke, Advisor ROW l: R Revolinski, R. Apkoriun, P. Celcilu, F. Ccinnizzciro, H. Kcilisch, A. Vello, HOW 2: M. Luebke, B. Holiner, E. Welbourne, R. Waller, R. Scioriino, R, Arroyo, ROW 3: M. Solo- mone, C. Conner, P. l-lone, P. Oven, M. Bell, O. Hull, M. Napier, E. Zeugher, ROW 4: P. Dor- sey, I. Tornon, M. Ccilolono, S. Griscilli, E. Hcimporion, D. LoPerte, R. Zielinski, A. Grcibczyk. HOMEROOM 202D-QA Miss Smith, Advisor ROW li P. Sellilio, I. Serrano, C. Rollo, N. Apkorion, P. Grisointi, M. Alvciroclo, ROVV 2: F Srnilh, D. Verhein, E. Stclvrokis, M. Viscuso, A. Stornos, B. Dcly, ROW 3: T. Flood, R. Crow- ley, B. Carter, L. Tre-ggiori, l. Ccxrini, I. Zorcone, D. Druiowski, R. Kunkel, ROW 4: M. Al vcircido, I. Boker, E. Mcirshcill, R. Rojec, R. Stcisdulrior, I. Sclfioenerncinn, D. Proli, P. Aliolo D. Boier. 28 lun HOMEROOM 205-QB Mr. Fullam, Advisor ROW 1: E. Weed, E. Graf, I. Bessie, R. Neioles, I. Ward, M. Lawrence, ROW 2: R. Fullarn M. Vella, A. Dava, C. Rickard, R. Leipold, I, Peters, I. Lamb, ROW 3: P. Knutson, D. Goggins N. Korkas, R. Schuh, E. Waters, M. Burch, P. DiSalvo, G. Karas, ROW 4: H. Stannard, B Stackhouse, A. Rainey, T. Smith, H. Kaehler, D. Phinney, P. Hamlett, I. Osterreich. HOMEROOM 207A-QA Miss D. Corey, Advisor ROW 1: C. Paolo, S. Stallworth, M. Poja, R. Barbe-aux, R. Patti, B. Kubiak, ROW 2: D. Corey, R. Rarnlow, T. La Gosh, H. Manowski, I. Butler, C. Butler, G. Davis, C. Zodrow, R. Samicola, ROW 3: I. Toniinella, F. Ciardo, A. Thiel, G. Craig, B. Hopkins, B. Stachowiak, B. Pope, M. Agaihen, ROW 4: M. Sullivan, A. Weiss, I. Grady, I. Lissack, C. Tisanik, O. Chaparas, C. Nicosia, I. D'Arnato, S. Giamrno. 29 HOMEROOM 315-QB Miss Pole, Advisor ROW l: F. Deonesopoulos, D. Fell, F. Morales, D. Rice, V. Martinez, E. Schneider, ROW 2 C. Pole, G. Motlatt, D. Duckler, R. Ryder, B. Franklin, D. DeMore, V. Wilburn, P. Marino ROW 3: P. Hall, T. Garner, I. Horn, R. Nelson, A. Schoenemann, D. Kleckley, L. Epperson D. Trimlooli, L. Washington, ROW 4: S. Agnello, N. l-licks, D. Toelg, I. Simmons, D. Williams P. Carr, I. Patterson, R. Orvis, D. Montes. HOMEROOM 320-QB Miss Kieckhefer, Advisor ROW l: R. Tarantino, K. Aliotcr, F. Maglio, P. Quartana, R. DeRubertis, M Roepke ROW 2 A. Kieckhefer, M. Damato, F. Balistreri, I. Fucarino, M. Maniscalco, S. Sconsett L DeMore D. Tietz, P. Saggio, ROW 3: D. Kmichik, B. Hamilton, K. Howe, L. Rick I Irish D Smith A. Zizzo, D. Schneider, C. Kettner, ROW 4: G. Kassa, I. Cotalano, N. Petropoulos D Flgles thaler, R. Tripp, R. Bingenheimer, V. Gumina. 30 HOMEROOM 4UlL-QB Mrs. E. O. Haight, Advisor ROW 1: N. Busateri, E. Kinnally, E. Benson, E. Peizer, C. Hoffman, N. Eivens, G. Re-finski ROW 2: E. Haight, C. Crowell, A. DeStefanis, E. Barebeau, P. Swanson, B, Tsonik, G. West- brook, I. Sorce, A. Theoharis, E. Fisher, ROW 3: S, Geraghardo, L. Borek, K, Koniey, W Patterson, I. Garacci, A. Prernke, D. Teays, M. Megno, ROW 4: G. D'A1essio, P. Perrito, C Sorce, T. Rice, B. Roberts, E. Spiewer, I. Aieiio, R. Proite. HOMEROOM 404-QB Miss Tainsh, Advisor ROW 1: K. Catania, T. Linzenrneyer, M. Bodah, L, Iutte, R. Pipia, D. Hobin, I. Bruno, ROW 2: I. Tanish, M. Peters, A. Connor, V. Bingenheirner, D. Coon, F. Wagner, I. Carini, I. Lernbo, ROW 3: I, Dorsyznski, I. Oberdas, L. Minerva, C. Nicosia, D. Gattord, C. Cook, M, Cucinello, C. Reed, ROW 4: E. Kowalkowski, D. Dugan, P. Chavez, C. Sanders, A. Spinato, W. Schmel- ing, A, McC1e-ndon, G. Sanders. 3 'gain 1 - ' Q. ,. x . 'g.sQJi.9 31 HOMEROOM 407-QB Mrs. Lauscher, Advisor HOW l: S. Groh, G. Knutsen, A. Herzrnann, P. Molina, R. Citta, L. Turdo, G. Zeller, BOW 2: F. Lauscher, I. Coco, A. Fortunato, M. Baranja, D. Kirchner, R. Serio, D. Rollins, R. Basile, ROW 3: G. Rich, P. Tessen, C. Doflelc, T. King, H. Carson, I. Colombo, F. Sokolowski, B. Vallier, ROW 4: R. Konley, D. Davis, L. Loker, L. Kierecki, C. Hotkowski, V. Grace, F. Barnes, F. Galipo, K. Howell. HOMEROOM 5-8A Mr. Nell, Advisor ROW li A. Albert, G. Mazza, E. Chavez, K. Scholz, I. Claus, I. North, ROW 2: Mr. Nell, D Tracy, G. Boucher, R. Rios, L. Miyasaki, L. Moore, C. McLaughlin, E. Reed, ROW 3: M White, A. D'Arnico, C. Epperly, T. Giankopoulos, l. Chatman, D. McDuffy, D. Dolfek, I. Sell ers, I. Parker, ROW 4: M. Gallo, H. Tousey, Pt. Becker, A. Aveni, C. Hoifert, R. Halasz, S Sorrenti, G. Plante. 32 HOMEROOM 101-8B Mr. Goldberg, Advisor ROW 1: A. Trirnboli, A. Mortellaro, A. Sopinski, M. Lawrence, R. Dinger, A. Niles, ROW 2 Mr. Goldberg, R. Petoskey, M. Tripi, A. Cefalu, B. Cox, D. Zettel, I. Rosso, T. Purdy, M Brantley, ROW 3: D. Husk, M. Stames, M. Reina, D. Gunn, P. Newlen, S. Pizzino, G. Schoen- feldt, L. Cato, ROW 4: N. Frank, A, Klier, D. Payne, R. Iackson, R. Selbo, I. Tarantino, W Buford, E. Mattice, B. Glenzer. HOMEROOM lU2-8B Mr. S. A. Vrsata, Advisor ROW 1: I. Caputa, R. Randolph, R. Reed, M. Dorsey, I. Bervenuto, P. Marrari, ROW 2: Mr. Vrsata, E, Byal, A. Alioto, C. Pierce, N. Vasquez, G. Anderson, G. Lehto, ROW 3: F. Do- herty, R. Dollinger, D. Ernlory, M. Stevens, D. Toran, S. Entzrnnger, M. Adarns, H. Ellerboch, P. Doxtator, ROW 4: D. Krall, G. Alexander, I. Kudak, K. Michaels, B. Gliniecki, L. Ninharn I. Rheingans, B. Bichanich. 1 33 HOMEROOM 103-8B Miss D. Walrous, Advisor ROW l: C. Fazio, I. Cautley, C. Sirna, D. Luck, D. Musarra, A. Lavine, ROW 2: D. Watrous, D. Voss, T. Sullivan, M. Babb, O. Olson, A. Michalak, R. Terrell, S. Purpero, A. Ienkins, ROW 3: A. Glorioso, E. Madish, T. Torkelson, M. Mitchell, L. Anderson, B. Becker, P. DiSal- vo, E. Barbeaux, M. Spangenber, S. Panus, ROW 4: C. Schlasser, B. Nash, I. Beaudin, I. Reeves, P. Schulls, I. Cavasi, R. Graham, I. Salornone, Y. Crawley, I. Klingrnan. HOMEROOM 105-8B Miss M. Hulienhow, Advisor ROW l: R. Serio, L. Vehar, L. Podlesnik, R. Lange, D. Fernandez, R. Thompson, R. Natole ROW 2: M. Huttenhow, E. Clark, R. Slingsby, M. Salarnone, A. Maro, L. Rynning, F. Volpe B. Polos, W. Marquardt, G. McPherson, ROW 3: W. Kohn, D. Simon, L. Finklein, I. Greco, G Boone, I. Klingman, L. Turner, I. Sundquist, D. Mason, ROW 4: P. Kostrivas, I. Alvarado, I Pierce, B. McCann, I. Taylor, R. Wheeler, L. Darnell, W. Lamb, R. Dahl. 34 WM . at I I .rtt HOMEROOM 114-8A Mr. Cave, Advisor ROW l: A. Hardman, R. Stewart, I. Newmamn, A. Byol, N. Santoro, S. Zodrow, ROW 2: W Cave Ir., A, Farino, B. DeDiemar, S. Santelippo, D. Akers, I. Rao, ROW 3: G. Estness, N Balistreri, A. Iackson, F. Puckett, P. Haynes, G. Minessale, D. Heard, I. Borhart, ROW 4: E Parich, K. Zuzich, N. Ray, N. Criscimagna, R. Pozorski, I. Mirenda, I. Ricca, I. Randa. HOMEROOM 203-8A Mr. Carroll, Advisor ROW 1: C. Clark, A. Daddato, A. Busalacchi, E. Sweek, I. Iucls, H. Schiller, ROW 2: H. Car- roll, D. Gilmore, M. Iones, R. Ruggieri, P. Vitrano, L. Peterson, ROW 3: L. Francisco, R. Teays, I. Greenwald, B. Foss, I. Lethiewicz, G. Williams, M. Flood, ROW 4: S. Constant, I. Loos, A. Fragrssi, W. Long, L. Mercurio, R. Kutchera, R. Firn, C. Henderson, I. Grace. '-s 35 HOMEROOM 104-7B Miss Strohm, Advisor ROW l: N. Hildebrandt, P, Bodrah, I. Douglas, R. Stordevant, D. Anderson, I. Floodstrand ROW 2: E. Strohm, B. George, M. Starnor, E. Fauss, I. Aveni, I. Bellanti, T. Henry, ROW 3 T. Reed, B. Howard, R. Lange, S. Rohde, N. Bucholtz, A. Kickley, S. Swearengin, T. Smith F. Zovar, ROW 4: S. Castine, F. Hackard, M. Ashley, S. Clernenti, B. Frederick, H. Iohnson C. Herrick, M. Mead, D. Lorenz. HOMEROOM 107-7A Mrs. Plehn, Advisor ROW l: R. Helrner, R. Baldwin, I. Harrell, V. LoCicero, E. Newsome, I. Gazzana ROW 2 Mrs. Plehn, R. Schulls, T. Gee, I. Kellin, R. Chevernont, A. Theoharis, ROW 3 H Stavrakis B. Bernstein, K. Reed, A. Curtis, V. Benavides, R. Diven, N. Dodge, D. Germano ROW 4 I. Mewhorter, B. Cook, R. Ryan, C. Carter, S. Mirasola, N. Vans, D. Pearson W Borowski O. Schickert. 36 I ' HOMEBOOM 108-7A 917,-rg, Mr. I. Fallon, Advisor I ROW l: M. Vance, N. Pevolinski, I. Casamento, T. Maia, R. Bruzina, I. Angoli, Row 2: Mr Q w I. Fallon, C. Mathias, N. Gancitano, E. Prokopf, I. Patti, B. Carroll, M. Long, BOW 3: G. Sber- ., gy 1 f,na, M. Stops, I. Sampson, D. Simmons, L. Moore, D. Murray, A. Scalzo, E. Barnes, R. Thomp- IT 5, 'is' Q-Ison, ROW' 4i B. Hiroshi, F. Stegeman, D. Methlessel, B, Bastin, H. Meritte, L. Olson, R , I , if Fra yy. C1339 R. Fernandez. J K N JT: , Kg 'jst' I ' A ,Qi V59 . Qgyr ' v HoMERooM 109-7A A VX Mrs.iPeitzel, Advxisar VLROW lt D. Albanese, R. Lorenzi, I. Rink, P. Rathnnann, E. Reed, I. Fida, C. Schiller, L. NEXT Walter, ROW 21 D. Reitzel, M. Becker, P. Beawdin, A. Harris, S. Kendall, B, Schwulst, G. Bingenheimer, l. Selstrom, ROW 3: P. Santner, L. Schultz, R. lverson, R. Ristivo, I. Kirchner, D. Halolewitz, G. Winona, D. Barumgarten, ROW 4: P. Walker, H. Apkarian, T. Sturdevant, F. Davies, A. Wilke, W. Foster, O. Maxwell, G. Wilson. 37 HOMEBOOM 110-7B Miss E. Lackner, Advisor ROW l: B. Cook, B. Wallace, L. Benavidez, R. Ientzen, A. Huth, T. Stachowiak, ROW 2: E Lacknir, R. Moeller, A. Albergo, S. Callura, R. Smith, N. Oesterreich, ROW 3: D. Banda H. Dodson, M. Barrera, B. Grams, A. Daddato, F. Aliota, M. Lemon, P. Strelecki, BOW 4 S. Dixon, R. Aliotcr, B. Lteske, R. King, D. Przorski, M. Allen, I. Helmrich, G. Felzer, I. Struck HOMEBOOM 206-7B Mrs. E. Livingston, Advisor ROW l: R. Steinkirchner, V. Ge-rmano, S. Crozier, S. Lorino, P. Kinnunen, D. Grebe, BOW 2 E. Livingston, V, Iohnson, B. Gleason, B. Bose, I. Piscione, C. Legnini, L. Ervin, B. Malcolm BOW 3: I. Homar, M. Keller, K. Hampton, M. Turner, E. Robinson, C. Connor, B. Felzer, I Brau, O. Bey, R. Banda, ROW 4: K. Bro, R. Mazzone, D. Strasser, L. Ientzen, G. Pickarts, W Coakley, I. Vidal, R. Bowman, S. Worranlca. 38 HCMEROOM 305-7B Miss Sawtelle, Advisor ROW l: F. Gazzana, L, Malcolm, M. Firn, I. Cato, A. Coco, S. Clark, ROW 2: M. Sawtelle, C Hohner, L. Sickora, G. Craig, M. Crish, V. Ryder, V. Iohnson, ROW 3: D. Wilson, H. Garner I I. Martell, S. Patterson, B. Kovak, L. Paige, F. Busalachi, S. Mazza, I. Gazapean, ROW 4: S. Vinto, B. Balistreri, I. Grisalfi, D. Bellinger, G. Chaponas, I. Ninharn, N. Stellok, R Snyder, R. Visser. HOMERCOM 307-7B Miss Vogel, Advisor ROW 1: I. Dinger, L. Stannord, G. Gold, P. Edwards, N. Davis, S. Samrnataro, HOW 2: V. Vogel, I. Pallay, M. Balsewicz, B. Darnell, D. Iarboe, K. Kuester, ROW 3: C. Colombo, I. Busateri, R. Torcivia, C. Kinzeger, I. Barnek, I. Hannes, ROW 4: M. Memrnel, S. Speriro, C. Geannakopoulos, M. Iones, E. Panyallo, M. Gliniecki, I. Collura, C. Kartz, O. Taylor, S. Miller 39 1- VY ,, 1 A 19 Y f 7 X f? -J f M QV E4!44ln4 ,Huh xi' wgmfmn, rll5? '?'! 21112751 lunnnuguy CDRGANIZATICDNS ROW l: R. Ruggieri, D, Albanese, D. Fernandez, C. Fazio, D. Zuzich, W. Garrity, ROW 2: R. Rose, N. Gan- citano, I. Hamilton, HOW 3: I. Colwell, R. Patti, N. Korkos, S. Cole, D. Lorenz, D. Bourque, I. Servent, P. Doxator, ROW 4: W. Borowski, I. Anderson, C. Crivello, D. LaPorte, L. Spangler, A. West, D. Drutowski, S. Marino, E. Walli. Student Council The Student Council may Well be called the Uvoice ot the students, for it is through the council that the pupils may give their ideas and opinions, At the meetings, with Mr. Iohn Bussone as counselor, representa- tives discuss topics vital to the school and the students. During the year, tour members were sent to the state convention at Wauwatosa. With other representatives, they discussed mat- ters with which all schools are concerned. This year, as in the past, the Student Council sponsored a Thanksgiving Basket project. Each homeroom in the school col- lected tood and placed it in baskets. These baskets were then delivered to needy tam- ilies in this area in the hope of making their holiday brighter. X 7, , SEPTEMBER e- FEBRUARY FEBRUARY - IUNE President ----- Barbara Di Cesare President ------ Iackie Servent Vice Pres. - - - Iackie Servent Vice Pres, - - Donna Bourque Secretary - - Donna Bourque Secretary - - Marie Chittero ROW 1: K. Kringle, I. Walker, M. Baranja, R. Tarantino, B. DiCesare, T, Dentice, ROW 2: G. Gierlinski, A. Theoharis, G. Moffatt, W. Moffatt, C. Nolan, L. Lampshire, ROW 3: S. Vento, I. Apostolos, R, Alioto, C. Tza- kis, C. Hairis, I. Giberson, V. Lorenzi, P. Bertolos, ROW 4: A. McCiendon, M. Chittero, D. Schott, W. Starnos, D. Cucinello, M. Ervin, E. Ruiz, M. Anderson. 43 Those students who have hopes of be- coming shining stars of the screen and radio can find some experience by joining Harle- quin, Lincoln's dramatic society. This group, which is sponsored by Miss Boyle, aids stu- dents in learning to speak properly and to have poise before an audience. Harlequin meets on Thursday, twice a month. At the meetings, members give humorous skits, monologues, and dramatic excerpts from the movies. Pupils wishing to join Harlequin must first try out before the Stock Company. lf they are accepted, they are initiated and become full-fledged members. Although Harlequin did not present a senior play this year, many members par- ticipated in the city-Wide School Centennial Pageant. Harlequin ROW l: E. Woods, K, Kringle, B. DiCesare, E. Benson, K, Lipscomb, l. Turner, HOW Z: A. Cannariato, I. Anderson, l. Arnoroso, M. Prochazka, I. Badalamente, ROW 3: E. Kolberg, E. Theoharis, S. Benavides, A. Vifest, N. Serra, N. Haefer, I. Thompson, N. Montes. ROW 4: R. Pollin, A. Iarreau, L. Bagozzi, R. Singer, N. Tseffos, D. Schott, W. Stafford. u..-.-1, ,,. , ., - RCW ii R. ROITICIIIO, P1etCheI', D. Coon, D. iMCITC1SCi'1, A, Zgvi, B, Bertucci, ROW 23 Befggtrgml D, Crye, A. Golioto, M. Peters, C. Sommdrco, C. Gciudesi, N. Reismon, ROW 3: L. Antipero, A. Riccobuono, I. Von Beek, M. Bruzincr, M. Studer, R. Omelino, D. Bourque, F, Kcxtdrow, ROW 4: B. Heller, R. Epperson, D. Linz- enmeyer, I. Oberdos, E. Heggen, G. Singer, I. Mockrie, I. LoCicero. SEPTEMBER - FEBRUARY FEBRUARY - IUNE President ---- - - Betty Money President ------- Arless West Vice President - - Nick Tesoiis Vice President ' ' Angelo Torre Walter Stortford Secretary - - - Arless West Secretary - - Donnd Bourque Treasurer - - Bernice Heller Treolsurer - - - Igqm Mgckrie 45 'U' 'lf' 'WF' 1? Follies oi '49 The annual variety show put on by the students of Lincoln was presented April l and 2. Many Weeks oi preparation were needed to rehearse and select a cast from those who tried out. The theme ol this year's Follies was the ShoWboat in which elaborate costumes and settings were used. As in the past, the Dance Band furnished the background and the music tor the pro- duction. This organization is composed of students interested in popular music. Several ot the acts presented Were in- strumental solos, dancing, singing, novelty acts, and a modern dance group. Mary Ann Bruzina and Ross Serio Were mistress and master ot ceremonies. The student di- rectors Were Emily Barbeaux and Louis Ba- gozzi. Mr. Beduhn assisted Mrs. Mohr with the production. The response of an enthusiastic audience Was proof enough that the Follies Was a success. Dance Band ROW l: V. Green, E. Theoharis, H. Williams, S. Carrao, R. Singer, ROW 2: W. Pickens, A. Iarreau, W Hanson, H. Shoplas, S. Orlando, ROW 3: A. Beason, T. Harris, F. Katarow. 47 Prom 48 OFFICERS September - February February - lune Captain ,,,,.,,,r,,, Eddie Schneeweis Lieutenant ,...,,,,,, Steve Theoharis Service Club Under the guidance ot Mr. Blonien and Mr. Osterndori, the Service Club has prospered and become one ot the most active groups in school. lt is one of the two oldest organi- zations at Lincoln. To the boys ot this organization goes the responsibility ot controlling all school functions. lt is a great honor to become a member ot this group, for a boy must have the recommenda- tion ot one or more teachers. Alter a discussion of the boy's character, personality, and attitude, a unanimous vote of the group is necessary for the admittance ot a new member. ROW 1: E. Schneeweis, T. D'Arnato, R. Behling, P. Ferrito, N. Stamas, E. Theokaris, ROW 2: E. Blonien S. Orlando, I. Bergauer, A. Meyers, ROW 3: T. Ricciardi, G. Vasquez, M. Froehlich, I. lefirey, T. Zizzo D. LaPorte, I. Cronwell, P. Warzala, ROW 4: R. Singer, D, Spangenberg, W. Fisher, D. Harvie, T. D'Amato D. Kinziger, I. D'Arnato. 49 ROVJ l: I. Howard, D. Tietz, I. Sturdevant, D. Smith, K. Kringle, I, KOHZIQIQV ROW 23 R, Wunrow V Rok enbrodt, L. Tamminen, E. Borchardt, N. Serra, W. Stafford, D. Goggans, ROW 3: G. Zipter, R Baldwin I. Alden, R. Morris, I. Maier, I. Schoenemann, V. Hess, R. Easley. German Club Chorus The Karl Schurz Verein has developed a new look and now its members devote their time primarily to singing German songs. Advised by Miss Margaret Keeley, this group meets once a week. Each year the students ot the German Classes hold a Kottee Klatsch. Teachers and parents are invited and have an enjoyable time drinking cotiee and eating cake. This year, the German Chorus added a special touch by singing familiar German songs at the gathering. The chorus sang at the Christmas pag- eant held by the German Club oi Milwau- kee State Teachers' College. They were the only high school group included in the pro- gram and received quite a thrill from their experience. L. if TWA 9-'fc' ' , . IQ 'Tgfg by xW Q . gg A .4 ., V7 ,. . 7' 1' E moi The members ot the Spanish Club are students who are seeking additional in- formation about Central and South Ameri- can countries. This club helps to promote friendship between the Americas. At the meetings the students discuss plays and programs which they Wish to present as entertainment tor the other clubs. The main social event of the year is the traditional Christmas party, When the Spanish club in- vites the Latin and German Clubs. Spanish Club ROW l: I. Hamilton, A. Martinez, V. Nizon, A Mamscalco I Cairo I Walker ROW 2 P Sperm I Thorn b9ffY, M- NCSU I- MCBGCTTI, li HODDST, LA Sl'1C1W B lones ROW 3 E Heggen I Iarreau A Mrrenda D Slawny, A, Sensabaugh, D. Linzenmeyer, S. Crivello A West S Benavides E t .div i l si-- F x The Latin Club, under the supervision ot Miss Mathews, is made up ot Latin students who wish to gain more knowledge concern- ing the history and customs ot ancient Rome. At the meetings, which are held twice a month, the members take part in preparing skits and plays dealing with the habits ot the Romans. Latin songs are often sung and played at the meetings tor entertainment. The club enables the members to get ac- quainted with other clubs at their -Christ- mas party, which is the main event of the year. Latin Club ROW 1: M. Baranja, D. Young, C. Maglio, I. Colwell, D. Gatford, D. Coon, L. Iutte, D. Hobin, B. Miyasaki, ROW 2: I. Fletcher, G. Westbrook, Ci Clermont, R. Nixon, I. Carr, G. Singer, E. Walli, I. Mackrie, I. Colombo, C. Balistreri, I. Iazinski, ROW 3: I. Bandy, E. Theoharis, E. Kolberg, E. Waters, R. Harty, l. Strozier, H. Stancam- piano, P. Pabian, I. Strom, I. Caira, ROW 42 K. HOWe, M. Burch, M. White, O. Francisco, E. Radke, C. Barnes, D. Davis, N. Bivens, P. Graham, D. DeLano, P. Hall, R. Rios. 52 ROW l: L, Tamminen, A, Agrusa, A. Corrao C Delftubertis ROW 2 A Mine-rath P Panzcirella C Hart man, G. Clciringbole, F. Deonesopoulos. Camera Service One of the busiest organizations at Lin- coln is Camera Service. Under the direction of Mr. Minerath, this group learns to devel- op, print, and enlarge pictures, besides learning new techniques in photography. Camera Service is depended upon tor many of the pictures in the annual and all of the pictures in the newspaper, Members of this group can be seen along the sidelines at football and basketball games taking shots of our team in action. This year, Camera Service has a new project. lt is to take moving pictures ot activities and lite at Lincoln. These movies will be shown to new students to help ac- quaint them with the school. .. .gli S . K . ROW 1: I. Bandy, E. Skinner, G. Ciardo, G. Westbrook, D. Bourque, V. Manian, C. Simon, ROW 2: I. Conner, D. Spasoif, G. Singer, H. Seropoulos, N. Schroeder, R. Nixon, M. White, M. Rynning, S. Bend- schneider, ROW 3: O. Huff, C. Pasquesi, I. Giberson, I. Lamb, I. Oesterreich, L. Dinon, B. Parchman, A. Mirenda, M. Lavine, C. Geinopolos, ROW 4: M. Prochazka, L. Nielsen, I. Nash, M. Henderson, C. Nicosia, I. Zahn, G. Szopinski, E. Woods. H Girls' Athletic Association 5-1 OFFICERS September - February President - Shirley Bendschneider Vice President - - Ioan Nash Secretary - Connie Geinopolos Treasurer - - Virginia Manion February - Iune President - - - Shirley Forbes Vice President - Connie Damiano Secretary - - - Donna Bourque Treasurer - - Carol Pasquesi The Girls Athletic Association is an out- standing activity ior girls in grades nine to twelve. The purpose oi this club is to pro- mote physical culture among the girls, teach them to build clean, healthy bodies, and to form good health habits. All members ot the club have a chance to get ahead in- competitive sports. The team sports offered are basketball, baseball, W , 'Y I 76 X and volley ball, while the individual sports include tennis, swimming, ping-pong, and badminton. Swimming, in which many girls participate, is held at the Andrew Iackson Natatorium every Thursday during the season. Every girl receives points for each sport in which she participates, and when reach- ing the desired goal, is awarded a letter. ROW l: R. Netoles, I. Besasie, A. Herzmann, N. French, HOW 2: B, Polaczyk, F. Ciardo, A. Thiel, B. Espinoza, R. Calabrese, ROW 3: I. Schroeder, L. Holter, L. Sammarco, Ft. Bastard, I. Tyre, C. Damiano. B. DiCcsare A. Clernenti R. Epperson L. Antipero D. Nessman Quill Newspaper QUILL NEWSPAPER STAFF Editor-in-Chief ---- Barbara DiCesare Assistant Editor - - Anthony Clementi News Editor ----- Rhoda Epperson Assistant News Editor - - - Arless West Feature Editor ---- Louise Antipero Assistant Feature Editor - - Ioan Mackrie Sports Editor ----- Dale Nessrnan Assistant Sports Editor - Mackie Westbrook News Writers - - Barbara Knuth, Marie Chittero, Io Ann Belli, Iarnes Belli, Nancy Wald, Katherine -Catania, Arhontisa Theoharis, Carole Schrneling Feature Writers - - - Dennis Kane, lean Fletcher, Dorothy Slawny, Marie Craig, Eugenia Kolberg, Donna Borque, Angela Mirenda, Nancy Loth, Karen Kringle, Eunice Woods, Mary Ann Bruzina, Rita Holter, Gloria Singer Sports Writers - Alex Meyer, Iarnes Belli, Ben De Stefanis Typists ------ Marylou Mueller, Susie Beach, Carmella Tripi Advertising Managers - - - loan Nash, Shirley Forbes Cartoonist - - - - Fred Holle . BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager - - - Frances Crupi Assistant Business Manager ----- - - - - - - - - - Virginia Lorenzi Circulation ----- Inez Thornberry, Deloris Wallen Advertising Managers- ----- - - - - - - loan Nash, Shirley Forbes Bookkeeper ----- Esperanza Ruiz Clerk - - - - Gladys Kuoska Ad Solicitors ---- Agatha Balistreri, Thomas Black, lo Ann Belli, Mary Ann Bruzina, Rose Tarantino, Marilyn Sciano Each year the ambition of the Quill News- paper staff is to publish a paper more interest- ing for the students than the one before. The Staff deserves more credit than we could pos- sibly give them. The reporters work end- lessly to collect gossip, interesting items, and important news which make our paper a suc- cess. All material must be approved before it is printed in the monthly editions of the paper. The member contributing the greatest num- ber of inches for the publication receives a bronze pin, the graduating editors receive a silver pin, the editor-in-chief receives a gold pin. ln this small way the staff receive a re- ward for all their many hours of work, but the greatest reward for the staff is the satisfying reaction of the readers. 357' fy-..,... Catherine Balistrieri Sarah D'Amato ROW 1: S. Forbes, C. Maglio, I. Fletcher, G. Estness, R. Holter, B. Diemar, I. Mackrie, F. Maglio, ROW 2 Derubertis, I. Mirenda, A. Theoharis, M. Smukowski, E. Woods, G, Singer, N. Wald, M. Craig, ROW 3 Bourque, D. Kane, I. Belli, M. Bruzina, D. Slawny, B. DeStefanis, M. Mueller, E. Kolberg, C. Schmeling Catania, ROW 4: M. Chittero, M. Westbrook, F. Holle, I. Belli, I. Nash, A. Meyers, A. West, A. Mirenda Nessman, B. Knuth. 57 M926 ff . D. Schott A. Zovi Editors-in-Chief CQuiH f I. Se-rvent Senior Editor M Ervin Horneroom Editor 58 Annual I. Von Beek L. Rugolo Organizations Editor Sports Editor ROW 1: P. Sperm, C. Purpero, A. Mcxnisccdco, M. Floch, R. Omelincr, ROW 2: I. Anderson, I. Arnoroso, W, Hcrn- son, M. Coffman, I. Bcrdcdclrnente, C, DeRubertis, K. Kringle, Ccirnerci Peter Pclnzercxllci Carlo De Rube-rtis Circulcziion Frcrncis Crupi Virginia Lorenzi Delores Wcxllen Inez Thornberry ev en - A, Giclimmo I. Riccobuono 59 C7 ,,,: na' V' 'K K-wwf, BOTTOM-RCW 1: I. Turner, D. Bourque, B. Pope, C. Simon, K. Lipscomb, D. Goggons, B. Wilburn, ROW 2 D. Goggons, I. Servent, A. Riccobuono, E. Bcirbeoux, R. Borbeoux, I. Thompson, D. Schott, R. Porchrnon F. Weibourne, ROW 3: F. Kcxtorow, I. Bruno, I, Stokes, I. Hilliard, E. Semrcmu, S. Orlando, D. Spcmgenberg E. The-ohcrris, ROW 4: D. Korernpelis, W. Stafford, T. Giccis, R. Singer, D, Bender, C, Cclrter. Coppello. Choir ff- ..i 60 BOTTOM-ROW li M. Henderson, D, Linzenmeyer, I. Hicks, S. Zeller, R. Bader, M. Bruzina, N. Redmond M. Pietrangelo, ROW 2: B. Money, A. West, S. Damato, M. DeLano, M. Eckel, M. Anderson, M. Gluck, G Singer, L. Schade, ROW 3: L. Bagozzi, A. Iarreau, L. Harmon, W. Moffatt, I. Piraino, ROW 4: D. l-larvie P. D'alessio, L. Machi, C. Zingale, R. Zipter, T. Pipia, l. Balistreri, H. Shoplas. The A Cappella Choir, one of the largest musical organi- zations at Lincoln, is also one ot the best in the city. It is a distinct honor to become a member ot this noted group. Try-outs for the choir are held near the end of each semester, and students having previous choir or chorus ex- perience are eligible. During the holiday season, the A Cappella Choir, directed by Mrs. Mohr, spreads joy by singing tor many orphanages and private sanitariurns. This year, the group sang in the Plankinton Arcade, and their voices were carried by loud- speaker to passers-by on the street. G1 BOTTOM-ROW 1: I, Kallas, E. Theoharis, W. Fisher, M. Hall, ROW 2: M. Anderson, R. Rios, V. Coppage, I. Colwell, B. Kubiak, A. Darna, I. Van Erden. V. Green, Y. Wilburn, C, Hartman, ROW 31 S. Orlando, W. Hanson, L. Tarnrninen, M. Eckel, ROW 4: C. Berger, D. Chaparas, T. Harris, E. Tronca. Band Orchestra BOW 1: E. Borchardt, A, Fraser, B. Pope, ROW 2: N. Milone, C. Berger, W. Staitord, ROW 3: T, Dentice, D Spasoff, Y. Wilburn, C. Hartrnan, W. Moffatt, N. Loth, ROW 4: C. Carter, A. Beason, M. Froelich, R. Singer I. Cernan. 62 ROW l: V, Wright, R. Dunrow, M. Nutting, ROW 2: W. Moffatt, K. Konley, M. Bodah, S. Tollefson, L. Schade, R. Singer, ROW 3: D. Williams, A. Beason, D. Arnold, N. Loth, ROW 4: L. Morano, A. Grabezyk, S. Krirnkowslci, T. Harris, D. Harvey, R, Rarnbadt, H, Williams, V. MCGlown, G. Vernard, I. Ceman. Band Orchestra BOTTOM-ROW l: E. Hunzilcer, I. Belli, T. Black, ROW 2: B. Washington, B. Bowers, A. Riley, ROW 3: V. Wright, R. Wunrow, M. Henderson, I. Turner, A. The-oharis, E. McBean, ROW 4: S. Tollelson, L. Schade, ROW 5: E. Theoharis, C. Gilmore, S. Orlando, E. Welbourne, L. Tamminen, W. Hanson, ROW 6: A. Grabczyk, F. Katarow, I. Hilliard. gl :S is N ROW 1: M. Bruzina, A. Mcxnisculco, F. Ciardo, A. Mirendg, ROW 23 R, Omelinq, T, Pipiq, G. Fgrbeg, Cheer Leeders Flegbeerers, Mejerettes ROW 1: N. Loth, M. Nutting, R. Singer, D. Harvey, C. Bruger, M. Anderson, I, Kollcxs, M. Bodoh. ..-sv . '--' -- 64 K if 'UH H , wah Qc' ROW l: L, Ripley, F. Sokolowski, D. Goggans, l. Be-SC1sie, ROW 2: I. Mollica, I. Stacy R Lasley L Gurnina W. O'Keete, I. Catcilano, ROW 3: L, Morctno, R, Ottinger, C. Hothowski, T. Catalano I Porter G Wilber F. Neumann. Technos A hard Working group of boys with a great deal of responsibility is the Technos. Their activities are concerned with the school stage, and boys from grades nine to twelve may apply for a position on the stage crew. Guided by Mr, Mollica, these boys are in charge ot all Work on the stage. As they Work, they learn how to operate curtains and stage fixtures. With practice, many have become experienced in correct lighting ar- rangements. The Technos arrange all the scenery Whenever a play, operetta, or special program is held in our auditorium. lt students re- hearse atter school tor any special event, the Technos stay and are usually the last ones to leave. fx BOW l: S. Azzolino, I. Mclckrie, M, Chittero, M. Peterson, B. Poloczyk, D. Bourque, ROW 21 C. Husk, C. Simon. E. Theohcxris, E. Kolberg, ROW 3: C. Schellenberg, D. Linzenmeyer, S. Benclschneicler, S. Berg, P. Ripley, D. Schott, D. Slctwny, E. I-leggen, BOW 4: N. Hoefer, R. lensen, F. Mcmier, B. Fronceschi, G. Ver- getis, E. Borchcnrdt. Sr. Honor Society ROW l: A. Meyers, F. Frclgosso, G, De Rubertis, N. Schuh, I. Servent, A. Gctlioto, ROW 2: B. Di Cectsctre l... Antipero, L. Rugolo, G. Vergetis, V. Lorenzi, L. Holter, ROW 3: A, Corroo, I, Thornberry, D. Kane, M. Kleisf D. Kctrempelis, I. Thompson, P. Sperct, M. Cvluch, ROW 4: R. Wunrow, C. Schrneling, E. Ruiz, B. Gctgliono A. West, C. Bcxlistreri, I. Fletcher. 66 ROW 1: C, Bcllistreri, I. Sturdevont, A. Mcrrtinez, M. CrC1ig,N. French, B. Miycrsorki, N. Reisrnon, S. Azzohno ROW 2: T. Ehlert, L. Lompshire, R. Horn, R, Behling, I. Alioto, D. DeLc1no, H. Perry, A. Bcrlistreri, ROW 3 D. Spcmgenberg, W. Fletcher, L. Bogozzi, E. Rodke, E, Hirshmcm, G. Zipter, A. McC1endQr1. Unesco Explore Club BOTTOM-ROW 1: R, Horn, A. Herzrncxnn, G. Reismcrn, B. Schiro, I, Coco, P. Pcrise, ROW 2: A. Fortuncrto, M. Morchese, D. Crye, B. Schmidt, T. Dentice, ROW 3: L. Lornpshire, P. Memmel, Z. Waller, L. Rick, M. Krumnow, D. Schneider, I, Colombo, ROW 4: C. Carter, D. Holl, O. Francisco, E. Hirshmcin, M. Griffin, A. Krurnnow, G. Kuokso. 67 ROW l: R. Barbeaux, B. Stachowiak, C. Gaudesi, A. Giairno, I. Lo Cicero, I. Hooper, ROW 2: L. Iansen, B. Renfro, I. Ernbry, I. Oberdas, B. Washington, D. Goggans, N. Montes, ROW 3: C. Randa, I. Baker, N. Serra, M. Anderson, M. Hoffman, B. Coffman, P. Bertolas, ROW 4: F. D'Arnato, N. Tseffos, L. Bagozzi, I, Torcaso, R. Se-rio, T. Gicas, D. Rommel. Hidden Talent ROW 1: R. Tarantino, P, Quartana, R. De Rubertis, S. Liberto, M, Flash, M. Santilli, ROW 2: A. Riley, B Warren, G. Royal, V. Rhinehart, l. Martinez, ROW 31 N. Carnpanelli, I. Fricarino, L. De More, N. Redmond S. Groh, G. Knutsen, A. Martinez, S. Grace, ROW 42 M, Peters, T, Balistreri, L. Lampshire, A, Zizzo, P Mernmel, I. Tontinella, T. Dentice, S. Van Bibber. 68 1 ROW l: F. Deonesopoulos, R. Wiese, L. Ripley, D. Goggans, R. Cira, R. Citta, I. Bruno, I. Carini, ROW 2: S. Micale, R. Schuh, T. Ehlert, D. Orlando, M. Carini, F. Sokolowski, F, Lococo, C, Pipia, S, Giammo, L. Epperson, ROW 3: L. Kierecki, R. Nielsen, D. La Porte, M. Coffman, C. Sanders, I. Witherspoon, E. Waters, P. Alioto, B. De Stefanis, ROW 4: T. Pipia, H. Shoplas, W. Schrneling, W. Fischer, I. Richter, R. Serio, D. Kinziger, F. Maniscalco, I. Schoeneniann. Corridor Service ROW l: V. Megna, I. Rinaldi, G. Mustas, H. Stancarnpiano, R. Harty, A. Meyers, D. Davis, R. Konley, ROW 2: R. Freeman, R. Bathke, L. Tarantino, A. Ricciardi, A. Sanfelippo, I. Meirhofer, F, Mqrtini, V, Vergetis, R. FIGGIHGH. ROW 32 L- Llledfke, It WGlk9T, V. BirlS, R. Bennett, N. Anderson, P. Kleckley, A. Williams, R. White, I. Garner, ROW 4: I. Serio, C. Carter, R. Waters, E. Fulsorn, O. Pitts, V. Hess, E. Wright, A. Tarantino, I. Franklin. 69 xv. ROW li C. Lc1Cc1rle, I. Tcirciniino, T. Decicco, E. Schmeling, E. Beck, A. Borowski, R. Zielinski, R. De Compo ROW 2: A. Peters, D. Phinney, G. Borhort, M. Iohnson, I. Gregory, I. Kohn, G. Zipter, I. Tomko, E. Holter ROW 3: D. Cornon, D. Brinkley, I. Iorclon, G. Wilke, T. Ccrtoilono, G. Korkos, A. Fehrmcrn, C. Kostrivcrs I. Ieffrey, W. O'Keele, ROW 4: R. Brown, G. Solberg,T. Williams, I. Maier, R. Serio, I. Torcciso, H. Peschl S. Sposoil, S. Marino. Corridor Service Jr. Horror Society ROW li I. Sturdevonl, C. Mcxglio, I. Colwell, I. Roo, A. Doddoto, C. Clark, ROW 2: M. Emerson, I. Belli, A Theohoris, M. Rynning, I. Loos, M. Bruzino, T. Dentice, A. Moniscolco, ROW 33 E, Parish, K. Kringle, E Woods, D. Lo Porte, M. Burch, M. Prochczzkci, I. Tomoin, A, Thiel, rw... if 70 Mr. Mollica, Advisor-ROW 1: I. Mollica, I. Stacy, L. Morano, W. O'Keefe, T. Catalano, I. Porter, N. Petro- poulos, ROW 2: H. Ottinger, R. Singer, S. Grisaffi, R. Waters, E. Theoliaris, E. Marshall. Recording, Reproduction Projection Crew ROW l: E. Thiel, S. Guaglicxrdo, R. Iohnson, ROW 2: V. Lorenzi, D. Delano, C. Barnes, D. Rommel, T. Zizzo, D. Prokopf, I. Servent, HOW 3: F. Bonfiglio, L. Bagozzi, I. Maier, F. Maier, E. Trornbley, N. Tselfos, I. lordan. 4.7, Q 71 'xref 4212 -F-F5 ,f- 'Qu r . .. LN X 5 xr, HV If xxx I . .- 1 x X V X X - 4 ' f X , 3 X ' x V3 x - . X r lf , ' XX f X f - X x f S. I , !f ,f sy x 3 .f ,Y ' 2 K . i 1 y MAA, . x : ' ' X? , 4- V ' , I 4 V ,.. x it 46353 T-3 ' SPCDRTS VARSITY l'CC'l'BALL Custer 14 Lincoln 7 Opening the season with a new team except tor two regulars the Lincoln Comets put up a good tight but lost to Custer's more experi- enced squad. Gus Vergetis scored and converted. Rufus King 14 Lincoln 7 Lincoln showed improvement over the previous game but could not keep the Generals trom crossing its goal tor two touchdowns. Snatch- ing a pass from Vergetis, Cayo rang up the Comet's lone touchdown. Lincoln 20 West 7 An inspired Lincoln eleven rolled over the West Red Men tor its tirst triumph ot the season, Cayo scored twice and Sykes once. Vergetis converted. Lincoln 16 Bay View 9 Lincoln earned the name ot Giant Killers by consecutively defeat- ing two top teams, West and Bay View. Touchdowns by Vergetis and Fehrman plus a tield goal gave Lincoln a sure victory over the Bays. D. Cuccinello Tom Ervin F,Frc1gasso N. Gancitano T. Iackson D. Phalen Ioe Romano Iohn Serio fi rf -7-1 Llj'1 1'ljH1V1EN CF 19118 Washington 41 Lincoln 21 The Purgolders, fighting hard to remain in first place, had a real contest when they met Lincoln in this crucial high scoring game. Cayo scored twice and Wright once. Vergetis kicked all three of the extra points. Riverside 13 Lincoln 7 Lincoln, the East side champions for two consecutive years, turned the title over to East, after a heartbreaking defeat by the Tigers. A pass from Vergetis to Brugman gave Lincoln six points. Vergetis converted for the seventh. Lincoln 19 Pulaski 7 Using mostly B-Team, men, the Lincoln Comets rolled over Pulaski 19 to 7 in spite of many injuries. Vergetis, Wright and Zuba scored. The extra point Was scored on a pass over goal. Lincoln vs. North Lincoln forfeited to North in the last game of the 1948 season. The Comets were unable to play, due to the serious injuries received in the Pulaski game the Week before. G. Solberg E. Trzebiatowski Gus Vergetis Bud Waggonner Elbie Wright C. Zingale R, Zirbel Bob Zuba Q25 LM 75 1- li., u... .. ,.......W,- 1. ..,, ,,- f .. , H ROW l: Coach Dunar, Sam Triscarl CMgrD G Sohlberg B Zuba T Ervin Coach Rubqtf C V' Nye C KOfk0S, H- lCICkSOUf E4 Wright, Coach Beduhri ROW 2 D Phctlen R Zeller F Holle L Iacksori R Ztrbel T. Peret, A. Peters, DreWs,'I. Zappcttarino C Pipia I Rgmgng ROW 3 L H0112 F Ffqggsso B Amelunk E, Trombley, R. SSTIO, C. Splller, S Scifo C Zmgcile I Seng N Gqnclfqno E Trzeblgiowskl VARSITY SQUAD WHAT! NO B-TEAM? The readers of the Quill may Wonder Where the B-Team pic- ture is. lt usually is located in this space. Questions like, 'lls there no B-Team? or Did they forget to put the B-Team picture in? may arise. The answer to this is that the B-Team was so small that it was combined with the varsity squad. Some B-Team boys played in a few games during the season. They are posed with the varsity squad in the varsity picture. ECDOTEAI J. SEASQN THECDUGH THE CAMERA EYE F x N S 77 t Wfeqzffr ,wx:aff,e-,gy y, - - ' vt , 1'4'32c.CYv'f'ff,f Wfwrni .. , 3 Q ,ff . f n f? . f Z???41,,,:.:,a A If , ,A kg' . VA ,Y 4,5 I - f - f , , Q , . I 4' ,,.!. M? -TA . .mf HW' I- 'f I N, :Wg 7 Qi 'lf lf 1 Z ,-,L ' ' T'-f lf 4 ' MV' , ' A , , W . wr, x Q 0 , V, ,!.Q5 , H Z .1 gf' l 4-ni .Jr 1 1 , if ' 4 A ff V QI, ,- ' 1,-: Q's'. 549 as V 'YV V 'W fall, airfi- , 'ff 'A' 1 A ff' ,A 5 t ' .rr t W 1- Q F R E H M A N J img f W Us 42 - .,..fx,,,,,7 f . SCPHCMORE t ROW l: Cocrch Vrscttcx, D. Kinzinger, L. Ictckson, G. D'Allessio, R. Burtmunn, C. Pipict, R. Basile, D. Trimboli, D, Kcxrempelis, W. Schmeling, ROW 2: P. Freemcm, CMgr.D I, Bonfiglio, B. Simmion, S. Scifo, F, LOCOCCO, E, Schmeling, E. Beck, P. Giuttre, C. Griffin, E. De Siephcmuhs, ROVV 3: I. Schultz, I. Rao, I, Lipgcgk, I. Rothman, R. Tcmko, M. Froelich, C. Tusonic, C. Scmders, B. Bclthke, CMgr.J, ROW 4: F. Barnes, F, Monfre, R. Rouse, R. Austin, T. Iockson, R, Nielson, M. Simmons, L. Harmon, W. Cochran, I. Walker, C. Spiller, A. Mcglio. 78 CROQ Q CONN l RY v L, L. -1 , - The Cross Country squad Was a little green this season, with only one veteran member. However, they defeated North 28 to 31, and placed in other meets. Although the squad was handicapped by having only ten members, it did not Wind up at the tail end of the final standings. The squdd produced tour major-letter Winners - C. Camp- bell, S. Marino, C. Washington, and A. Hegwood M and tour minor-letter Winners. ROW l: T. Bedner, P. Kleckley, G. Vascos, O. Boyers, D. Bender, ROW 2: Coach Foot, A. Santelip Brown, C. Campbell, A. Hegwood, C. Washington, S. Marino. 79 BASKETBALL Ll lL MEN Lincoln turned up with an exceptionally good basketball team this year, almost good enough to be in the playoffs. At the beginning of the season, the outlook was very dishearten- ing as the team was composed mostly of in- experienced players. Some of the players were still out for football and were slow in getting started. As the season progressed, the team showed all the signs of becoming a championship quintet. A ray of hope gleamed in the eye of every loyal Lincolnite, But like all good things it came to an end. ln the first game, the Comets fought hard, but lost to the Alumni by a close margin of two points. Our quintet lost to Messmer and lanesville, also. Lincoln ended its losing streak by beating Rufus King in the first game of font rence season. The Comets won seven of t twelve co ference games this season, f' ' lf if 42 kf Ati fm if N1 SEASONS RECORD Alumni Messmer Rufus King East South Lake Mills Custer North Washington Iuneau West Tech Pulaski Bay View Tech Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Ray Sykes l. Torcaso G. Vergetis V. Vergetis Elbie Wright ROW 12 E. Wright, I- TOYCCISO, R. Sykes, I. BIUQIHGD, T. Fulsom, B. Fisher, ROW 2: Coach Vrsata, C. Kos- trivos, D. Nessman, V. Vergetis, I. Kahn, G. Veretis, Coach Carroll, BOW 3: I. Cayo, I. Smith, G. Aaron, F, Maier, L. Kilgore, R, Bennett, ROW 41 A, Sciano fMcmagerJ Monigome-ry, C. Campbell. I. Sullivan lMgr.l. VABSITY BASKETBALL FBCSH BASKETBALL ROW l: L. Kilgore, D, Kirizinger, R. Griiien, C. Cambell, R. Crawley, I. Smith, ROW 2: Coach Vrsata, I Lissack, C, Howell, C. Tessoriik, H. Williams, F, Gerek, M. Coffman, Manager, BOW 3: L. Epperson, O Boyers, F, Monfre, A. McLer1or1, I. Premke, M. Hall. 82 mw,,,,.,W,M. ., . .,., ROW 1 E. Schmeling, F. Fragosso, P. Saggio, C. Washington, E. Hamparian, ROW 2 E Trombley, I. Ietireys, B. Weidenhoeit, I. Richter, D. Bender, P. Warzala, W. Schrneling Coach Dunlop. SWIMMING The Blue and Grey swimming team tinished very Well this past season, considering its meager size. ln spite of the tact that the team Was small, it Won tour ot its eight meets. It took third place in the Little 'Ciy meet and sixth place in the Big City meet. ln the State Meet, the -Comets beat East, North, South, and Tech loy tying Washington for eighth place, With the aid ot Ed Schmeling, lohn Richter, Walter Schmeling, and lohn let- treys, the Comets came away With nine points. Coach Dunlop hopes that more boys will be going out for swimming next year. He believes that a larger team next year will put Lincoln at the head ot the conference race. 83 4' 3 .- wg ,I 1-..---A 48 TRACK The track season starts too late to have the final results printed in the Quill Annual. The large group of boys that Went out for track Will be sifted, and only those With good track material will remain on the team. Coaches Foot, Dunar, and Nell hope for a repetition of the track championship which Lincoln won several years ago. lf the boys give the best of their efforts, it Will not be too difficult to produce a champion- ship tearn. 8-l ,sf Wt V ., ,V J ROW 1: F. Bonfiglio, D. Pamperin, B. White, Elroy Thiel, Alex Meyer, I. Kahn, ROW 2 T. Black, R. Neilson, G. Korkos, T. Ricciardi, I. Iordan, C. Berger, Coach Wergin, ROW 3 C. Carpenter, C. Hartmann, I. Ieffreys. TENNIS Since the Quill goes to press before the Tennis team gets into full swing, the tinal results will not appear in print, The outlook is that Lincoln may turn up with a team of experts. The team is getting much practice, and under the careful training of Coach Wergin, it is coming along line. The coach takes a personal interest in each player. This helps tremen- dously towards the development ot a team. 85 ,fi-,,.f ' 'Q' 1 x xf 4 xi 4 Mfx W J l N ,,-Q, f .V 4, I 1 I ,. X W If X 4 'Y V x 86 1' -.Q Q fix , ' if .pw ?,4fff,f4f,7,fr 4,5 f,.15,, 1 , f , I ,M .,,,,,,M, ,Mm A 'fish-LLM , , Q 1 . ff 1 1 ,. ,,.m2,-,A-f ' Q 5, 4-ffm: .,. ,f HMP 1, v ,, , 5' f X , f A il , ,f , f ' lx? V , ff? 4 , 1 f ? fn 'ffw-fsfff dv- 4 EEBBUABY CLASS 19-419 HONORS First Honor - - Barbara DiCesare Raymond Sykes Second Honor - - Carol Schmeling President Third Honor - - George Korkas NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Barbara Di Cesare Iames Belli George Korkas Vice President Barbara DiCe-sare I iw. VV. adj LOCAL HONOR SOCIETY Virginia Lorenzi Carol Schmeliflg Secretary CLASS COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Song -------- Aiphaeus Iarreau MV Banquet - Carmeila Tripi, Rosemary Ianeili if f q .aaqz ' George Siavrakis Treasurer PIOII1 ---- - - ICIHIGS Belli Caps and Gowns - Donald Rommei , Invitations - - Bernice Heller 88 MADELINE M. ALIOTO Elective Course Midge Ticket Seller, Summer Festival, Homeroom Secretary, Auto Drivers. SUSIE M. BEACH Elective Course Sue Club, Quill Newspaper, Lincoln Guild. PHYLLIS M. BEAUMONTE Stenographic Course Phil Girls' Club, Spanish Club, A Cappella Choir, Homeroom President, Homeroorn Treasurer. ANTONINA A. BELLANTI Elective Course TOMS Spring Festival, Italian Club, Modern Dance, G.A.A. IAMES ARTHUR BELLI Science Course Turtle Track, Cross Country, Lincoln Day Award, Basketball, Tennis, Student Council, Follies '48 YVONNE BLAESKE Elective Course Eve Library Monitor, Auto Drivers. MILDRED BROWN Elective Course Music Festival, Senior Chorus. Mil AUDREY BRZYCKI Elective Course CLAYBORNE CARTER Elective Course Count Monitor, Student Council, Gym Team, A Cap- pella Choir, All City Choir. MARY A. CLARK Commercial Course Bobby Spring Concert, Tumbling, Modern Dance, Monitor, Cafeteria Service, Centennial Play. IOAN E. COUTURE Elective Course loanie G.A.A., Gym Monitor, Spring Concert, Spring Festival. FRANCES MARIE CRUPI Stenographic Course Fran Manager of Quill Newspaper, Secretary, Of- fice Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Monitor. ANTHONY F. D'AMATO Elective Course Tony Senior Band, Freshman Football, Tennis, Bas- ketball, Monitor, Inter-Tennis. MARGARET IOYCE D'AMATO Elective Course Wiener Auto Drivers, Monitor, Prom Queen. BARBARA DI CESARE Mathematics Course Barb Editor-in-Chief Quill Newspaper, Vice-Presi- dent Senior Class, Latin Club President, Honor Society, Inter-High School Student Council, Harlequin, President Student Coun- ci 'Z 'H . ,, f f W ff V fff fXf I ,ff ' My .1 'Q' ,ji ALIOTO BELLANTI BROWN CLARK D'AMATO P' ZZ 'E BEACH BELLI BRZYCKI COUTURE D'AMATO , ,gi .TI QQ 4 in 1' . nv' A BEAUMONTE BLAESKE CARTER CRUPI DI CESARE I ,1 , f f -PW yif' 461 EPPERSON GAUDESI GOGGANS GREEN HELLER FRASER GALIPO GIAIMO GIANNETTI GRASSO GRAMS GRIDER GUMINA HERBERT HICKS 90 rw A. ft. f 0- RHODA I. EPPERSON History Course Slim News Editor of Quill Newspaper, Harlequin, Athletic Secretary, Study Hall Monitor, Bad- ger Girl State Representative, Student Coun- cil. ALBERT GEORGE FRASER Elective Course Mata Senior Orchestra, Follies '47, Spring Con- cert, Dance Band, Bleacher Crew, All City Orchestra. SALVATORE C. GALIPO Elective Course Blindman Track, Gym Team, Varsity Football, Intra- mural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Library Monitor, Monitor. CHRISTINA GAUDESI Elective Course Chris Cafeteria Service, Italian Club, Harlequin, Hidden Talent, Secretary, G.A.A., Book- keeper. ANN M. GIAIMO Stenographic Course Annie Student Council, Quill Annual Typist, Hidden Talent, Chorus, Office Monitor, Secretary, Quill Monitor. IEANETTEE L. GIANNETTI Elective Course Ieanie Pie Gym Monitor, Hall Monitor, Iunior High Of- fice Monitor, Recreation Singing, Italian Club. DOROTHY H. GOGGANS Music Course Schatz Iunior Orchestra, Senior Orchestra, A Cappel- la Choir, Lincoln Guild, Cafeteria Service, Student Council, Auto Drivers. FRANK M. GRASSO Elective Course Track, Cross Country, Monitor, Cafeteria Service. ELAINE GRAMS Elective Course FRANCIS GREEN Elective Course Bunky Swimming, Basketball, OTHO W. GRIDER Elective Course Grider Track, Basketball, Football. ROSALIE M. GUMINA Elective Course Rosie Quill Monitor, Office Monitor. BERNICE HELLER Stenographic Course Schotze Cheerleader, Quill Reporter, Secretary, Har- lequin, Student Council, Office Monitor. LAWRENCE C. HERBERT History Course Larry Football, Track, Basketball, Cross Country, Follies, Bio-Chemistry Club, Corridor Control. IUNE VIRGINIA HICKS Elective Course Iuje A Capella Choir, Follies of '47, '48, Music Festival, Spring Festival, Cafeteria Service, Recreational Music. LILA HOLTER Elective Course Latin Course, Camera Club, G.A.A., Monitor Captain. MOLLY HOWARD Elective Course ROSEMARY IANNELLI History Course ROSE- Office Monitor, Cafeteria Service, Quill Monitor, Student Council, Auto Drivers, Gym Monitor, Bookkeeper. ALPHAEUS O. IARREAU Science Course Al Senior Band, Track, Basketball, All City Choir, Monitor, Cross Country, Follies '47, '48, Parody Chairman, MABEL IUANITA IENKINS Elective Course Beason Spring Concert, All City Choir, Monitor, Cafeteria Service, Attendance Monitor, Cam- era Club. IOHN W. KLINGSEISEN Elective Course Corridor Control, German Club. GEORGE I. KORKOS Mathematics Course Korki Varsity Football, Varsity Tennis, Captain Corridor Control, Local Honor Society, Caps and Gowns Committee, Homeroom Presi- dent. IOANNE M. LO CICERO Elective Course IGC1Y1iG ' Cafeteria Service, Italian Club, Harlequin, Hidden Talent, Secretary, Auto Drivers. VIRGINIA A. LORENZI Elective Course Ginny Senior Class Officer, Student Council, Quill Management, Office Monitor, Honor Society, Visual Aid, ANDY MANISCALCO Elective Course Curly Follies '47, '48, DELORES MARASCH Commercial Course Dodie G.A.A., Secretary, Harlequin, Auto Drivers, MAGDALINE MERIWETHER Elective Course Maggie Auto Drivers. NINA N. MILONE Elective Course Neem Harlequin, Recreation Singing, Auto Drivers, Orchestra, Homeroom President. BETTY I. MONEY Elective Course Miss Money President of Harlequin, Harlequin, All City Choir, A Cappella, Senior Plays, Athletic Secretary, Chairman of Senior Banquet, MARYLOU E. MUELLER Elective Course Marylu Secretary, Camera Club, Spanish Club, Quill Paper, Honor Society. gg 011 I HOLTER IARREAU KORKOS MANISCALCO MILONE 91 HOWARD IANNELLI IENKINS KLIIJGSEISEIJ LO CICERO LORENZI MARASCH MERIWETHER MONEY MUELLER I we 1,1 f f PIPIA REISMAN RICHARDS RIOS RUGOLO ROMMEL SANDERS SCHMELING SMITH SPINELLI ff W f f Q W , , ' 4 ' ,'f ' f , f f ,..,,,g, Q ff, ,, 733,757 Q . RANDA RONDINELLI SAMMARCO SHOPLAS STAVRAKIS 92 THOMAS PIPIA Elective Course Nose Freshman Football, Varsity Football, Track, A Cappella Choir, Follies of '47, '48, Moni- tor. NATALIE REISMAN Science Course Nat Harlequin, UNESCO, Spanish Club, Rec- reational Singing, Prom Committee, Bio- Chemistry, Monitor. CAROL L. RANDA Elective Course Cockerspaniel Bio-Chemistry, Secretary. WILLIAM I. RICHARDS Elective Course Blondie Football, Swimming, Cafeteria, Monitor, Har- lequin. RAMONA RIOS Elective Course Mona Senior Band, Spanish Club, Latin Club, UNESCO, Spring Festival. CATHERINE GRACE RONDINELLI Elective Course Kay Monitor, Office Monitor, Secretary, Auto Driv- ers, Library Clerk, Glee Club. ANTONINO T. RUGOLO Elective Course Tony Quill Annual, Sports Editor, Monitor, Track. DONALD ROMMEL Elective Course Don CARMELLA M. SAMMARCO Elective Course Pash G.A.A., Camera Club, Spanish Club, Harle- quin, Secretary of Spanish Club, Hall Moni- tor, Quill Monitor. GEORGE F. SANDERS Science Course Buddy Monitor, Latin Club, Track, Swimming, Fol- lies 48 , Acappella. CAROLE SCHMELING History Course Quill Newspaper, Student Council, G.A.A., Homeroom President Secretary German Club, Honor Society. HARRY GREGORY SHOPLAS Elective Course Be-Bop Senior Band, All City Band, All City Choir, A Cappella Choir, Track, Varsity Football, Fol- lies '47, '48, Dance Band. FLORIDA MAE SMITH Elective Course Major Spring Concert, Chorus, Recreational Sing- ing. ROSE Y. SPINELLI Elective Course Yo' Italian Club, Vice-President of Italian Club Homeroom President, Summer Festival. GEORGE STAVRAKIS Elective Course Georgie Boy' Monitor, Cafeteria Cashier, Swimming Team ION B. STOKES Elective Course USGVOYH Camera Club, All City Choir, Acappella Choir, Follies 47 . RAYMOND S. SYKES Elective Course HRGITIIGH President oi Senior Class, Varsity Football, Varsity Tennis, President ot Homeroom, Key Monitor, Basketball, Prom King. LENA M. TREGGIARI Stenographic Course Lee Iunior High Office Monitor, Senior High Oi- iice Monitor, Monitor, Italian Club, Secretary, Recreational Singing. CARMELLA GRACE TRIPI Elective Course Milly Monitor, Library Clerk, Secretary, Spanish Club, Quill Newspaper Typist, Glee Club. NICK TSEFFOS' Elective Course Nickie Monitor, Harlequin, Tennis, Prom Commit- tee, Cheerleader, Hidden Talent, Auto Visual. LESTER P. VERKUILEN Elective Course Les Bleacher Crew, Candy Counter Monitor, Monitor. GERALD A. WILKE Elective Course Ierry Monitor, Homeroom President, Track. HARVEY WILLIAMS Elective Course Bill Senior Band, Cross Country, Swimming, All City Band, Service Club, Spring Concert, Follies 47 . THOMAS L. WOELFFER Elective Course Timothy Monitor, Cross Country, Basketball Manager, Track. STOKES SYKES TREGGIARI TRIPI TSEFFOS VERKUILEN WILKE WILLIAMS WOELFER SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES Bandy, Marlene Delores Hoetert, Floyd Edward Bressler, Iack Cecil Hutchin, Cecil IANUARY VETERANS Andrade, Michael A. Brazzelle, Kenneth Borger, Arthur Helrniniak, Clement Crabb, Iohn DiMaggio, lack Kearns, Iuan King, Robert Earl Mills, Richards Olivier, Wallace I, Peck, Frederick Gordon Pietrangelo, Anthony Schneeweis, Richard Theokarides, Thoedore Tzakis, Nick Wolski, Gerald Paul Cabanatuan, Richard I. 93 ,- 'QU if x Q- M A rgfa. ' X Q ft' 654' 4 , , . f 1 . ,g b , , J ' A M ' 4' We '.., ff A v -1 rf-aa: A 3 I , 'i - fin 44- , and JUNE CLASS 19119 THOMAS ERVIN President ANTHONY CLEMENTI Vice-President BETTY COFEMAN Secretary SARAH LIBERTO Treasurer HONORS First Honor - ------ ROGER IENSEN Second Honor - - DELORIS SCHOTT Third Honor - - - LOUISE ANTIPERO COMMITTEES Banquet Anthony Clementi, Chairman Margaret Hoffman Louise Neilson Bob Bathke Iune King Senior Day Louise Antipero, Chairman Iohn Richter Ann Zovi Steve Spasoff Betty Gagliano May Ball Frank D'Amato, Chairman Iacqueline Tuner Nancy Montes Ianet Giberson lean Leonard Roy Singer David Harvie Kathereen Lipscomb Parodies Arless West, Chairman Frank Katarow Wally Stafford Bonnie Parchmen Helen Carini Katherine Balistrerie Invitations Esperanao Ruiz Margaret Henderson Ann Riccabuno GENE AARON Elective Course Monitor, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Volleyball, Varsity Base- ball. LOUISE ANTIPERO English Course Feature Editor of Quill Newspaper, Co-Editor of Lincoln Log, Secretary ot Student Coun- cil, Harlequin Stock, Harlequin Guild, Gyrn Monitor. ROSE MARIE BADER Elective Course Rosy Acappela, G,A,A., Follies ol 48 , Tennis, Basketball, Spring Concert. CATHERINE BALISTRIERI Elective Course Katie Vice-President of Homeroom, Treasurer oi Homeroom, Italian Club. MARIE BALISTRIERI Elective Course Art Club, Hall Monitor, Candy Store Monitor, Camera Club. DOROTHY BARRONS Elective Course Dotty Monitor, Explorers' Club. ANGELINE BARTOSIAK Stenographic Course Angie Hall Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Secretary, I-lomeroom Treasurer. ANTHONY BARTOSIAK Elective Course 'lAntec Volleyball, Student Council, Intramural Base- ball. ROBERT I. BATHKE Elective Course Soda lerk Football Manager, Swimming Manager, Cor- ridor Cadet, Gym Team, Latin Club. BESSIE BOWERS Elective Course Red Volleyball, Recreational Singing, Modern Dance, Hidden Talent, Pageant. ROBERT BOWMAN Elective Course Bob Basketball, Gym Team, Service Club, Foot- ball Manager, Captain Corridor Control, Radio Club, Intramural Volleyball, German Club, ROBERT BROWN Elective Course Bob Track Team, Football, Hall Monitor, Cross Country, Ticket Seller, Radio Club. IACK BRUGMAN Elective Course Dakota Basketball, Football, Track, Monitor, Intra- mural Sports. IACK BRUNO Elective Course Crooner Barber Shop Quartet, A Cappella Choir, Gym Team, Monitor, Follies, All City Choir, ARNOLD BUSKO Elective Course Gunner Hall Monitor, Vice President Homeroom. in t F its if gm. X X J ? x it Ns XVAR ff AARON BALISTRERI BARTOSIAK BOWERS BRUGMAN ANTIPERO BALISTRERI BARTOSIAK BOWMAN BRUNO BADER BARRONS BATHKE BROWN BUSKO CAGGIO CALABRESE CANNARIATO CARINI CHAVEZ CIARDO CLERMONT COFFMAN CRYE CZECHOLINSKI CAMPBELL CATALANO CLEMENTI CRONWELL D'AMATO MARY CAGGIO Elective Course G.A.A., Homeroom Treasurer. RUTH CALABRESE Elective Course Ruthie Homeroom President, Secretary, G.A.A., Lat- in Club, Hall Monitor, Gym Monitor, Horne- room Secretary. MARY C. CAMPBELL Elective Course Spring Festival, Girls' Basketball, Recrea- tional Singing. IOSEPHINE CANNARIATO English Course Io Auto Drivers Club, Hall Monitor. HELEN CARINI Elective Course Hel Follies 46 , G.A.A., Ottice Secretary, Home- room President, Camera Club, Hall Monitor. TED CATALANO Elective Course Tudy Stage Crew Captain, Monitor, Radio Club, Auto Drivers Club, Italian Club. AURORA M. CHAVEZ Stenographic Course Chop-Chop Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Recreational Singing, Gym Monitor. GLORIA LEE CIARDO Stenographic Course Georgia G.A.A., G.A.A. Secretary, Hall Monitor, Girls' Club, Follies, Music Festival. ANTHONY CLEMENTI Science Course Tony Sports Editor Quill Newspaper, Editor-in- Chief Quill Newspaper, Vice-President ol Senior Class, Baseball, Student Council, Camera Club, Italian Club. CARMEN CLERMONT Science Course Carm Monitor, Auto Drivers, Student Council. BETTY COFFMAN Elective Course Punch Secretary Senior Class, Candy Counter Mon- itor, Vice-President Homeroom, Explorers' Club, Hidden Talent, G.A.A. IAMES CRONWELL Elective Course lim Service Club DELORES CRYE Elective Course Lee Harlequin Stock, Monitor, Explorers' Club Homeroom Quill Monitor. ' THOMAS CZECHOLINSKI Elective Course Checkers Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Baseball Monitor Captain, Auto Drivers. FRANK D'AMATO Elective Course Pippe-rg' Library, Homeroom Monitor, Service Club Hidden Talent, Hall Monitor, Latin Club Paul Binner Advisor. u r SARAH D'AMATO Elective Course Frimski Secretary, Bio-Chemistry Club, Italian Club, Corridor Cadet, Secretary ot Homeroom. MARY DE RANGO Elective Course Ba Be Office Monitor, Senior Chorus. GAETANO DI SALVO Science Course Cheech Auto Drivers, Service Cadet, Volleyball, Baseball. GERALDINE LOUISE ELLIS Elective Course Ierry Glee Club, G.A.A. THOMAS B. ERVIN Elective Course Tom Senior Class President, Football, Basketball, Track, Student Council, Monitor, Intramural Baseball Champs. MARCELLA FLACH Elective Course Marcie Secretary of Hiden Talent, Quill Annual, Secretary, Monitor, Hidden Talent. SHIRLEY FORBES Stenographic Course Shorty Assistant Advertising Manager, President of G.A.A., Volleyball Monitor, Explorers' Club, Spring Concert. BRUNO FRANCESCHI Mathematics and Science Course Football, German Club, Honor Society, Auto Drivers, Corridor Cadet, Intramural Volley- ball, Intramural Baseball, Radio Club. ELIZABETH GAGLIANO Elective Course Gag Secretary, G.A.A., Homeroom Secretary, Stu- dent Council, Monitor, Gym Monitor, Honor Society. HOWARD GAGLIANO Mathematics Course Football, Track, Intramural Volleyball, Intra- mural Baseball. GRACE GIAMMO Stenographic Course Gray Art Service, Spring Festival, Study Hall Mon- itor. IANET GIBERSON Elective Course Ian Latin Club, G.A.A., Student Council, Hall Monitor, Camera Club, Homeroom President. SHIRLEY GRIMM Elective Course LEO GUMINA Elective Course Arch Stage Crew, Football, Radio Crew, Home- room Chairman, Student Council. THOMAS HARRIS Music Course Snookie Cross Country, Track, Basketball, Senior Band, Monitor, Follies. if 4 Q W, X ig I f wg 9 D'AMATO DE RANGO DI SALVO ELLIS ERVIN FLACH FORBES FRANCESCI-II GAGLIANO GAGLIANO GIAMMO GIBERSON GRIMM GUMINA HARRIS HARVIE HOFFMAN IEFFERSON KARAS KOSTRIVAS HENDERSON HESS HUTH IANSEN IENKINS IENSEN KATAROW KING KUOKSA KUPKA DAVID HARVIE Elective Course HDGVE- MARGARET ROSE HENDERSON Elective Course Maggie Acappella, Orchestra, G.A.A., Recreational Singing, Hidden Talent, Auto Drivers. VERGES HESS Science Course Tyrone Chorus, German Club President, Corridor Cadet, Auto Drivers, Hidden Talent. MARGARET ANN HOFFMAN Elective Course Muggsie Gym Monitor, Volleyball, Baseball, Hidden Talent, Office Monitor. AUDREY HUTH Elective Course Robin Student Council, Drivers' Club, Monitor, Homeroom Treasurer. LOIS IANSEN Elective Course Sparky Homeroom Chairman, Hidden Talent, Ex- plorers' Club, Auto Drivers. IAMES IEFFERSON Elective Course WALLIE ANN F. IENKINS Elective Course Ann All Citv Chorus, Monitor, Orchestra, Home- room Messenger. ROGER IENSEN Mathematics Course Rog Honor Society, Cadet, Student Council, In- tramural Volleyball, Intramural Baseball, Bio- Chemistry. MARY KARAS Elective Course Greek Gym Monitor, Hall Monitor, Auto Drivers Club, and UNESCO Club. FRANK KATAROW Elective Course Giant Acappella, Barbershop Quartet, Follies of 47 and 't48 , Cheerleader, Cross Country, Orchestra, Basketball. IUNE KING Elective Course Alabama Band, Secretary, Office Bookkeeping, Hall Monitor, G.A.A., Explorers' Club. CHARLES W. KOSTRIVAS Mathematics Course Chuck Basketball, Honor Society, Student Council, Corridor Monitor, Latin Club, Hidden Talent Club, Intramural Volleyball. GLADYS KUOKSA Science Course Red Office Monitor, Quill Newspaper, Explorers' Club, Secretary, Homeroom Monitor. MARILYN KUPKA Elective Course Cupcake German Club, Office Monitor, Spring Con- cert, Homeroom Secretary, Student Council. CARMELLA LEMBO Elective Course Carmels Student Council, Office Clerk, Homeroom Chairman, Study Hall Monitor. IEANNE LEONARD Elective Course Irish Student Council, I-lomeroom Secretary, Ol- lice Monitor, Art Club, Quill Monitor. SARAH LIBERTO Stenographic Course Iackie Hall Monitor, G.A.A., Student Council, Senior Class Treasurer, Hidden Talent, Italian Club, Reader in Binner School. KATHEREEN DELORIS LIPSCOMB Music Course Kitty Harlequin Stock, Harlequin Guild, Follies of 48 , Acappella, Lincoln Guild, Spring Con- cert, Centennial Pageant. IOHN MAIER Mathematics Course Corridor Monitor, German Club, Projection Crew, Acappella, Intramural Volleyball, Track. FRANK MARTINI Elective Course Martini Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Monitor, Radio Club, Student Council. VINCENT MEGNA Elective Course Vince Monitor, Track. IAMES MEIRHOFER Elective Course lim Monitor. TUREDA CATHERINE MICELLI Stenographic Course Toots Secretary, Spring Concert, Hall Monitor, Sec- retary lor Cafeteria. NANCY CELIA MONTES Elective Course Nan Harlequin, Spanish Club, Blue Domino, G.A.A,, Hidden Talent, Student Council. RICHARD LEWIS MORRIS Science Course Dick Bio-Chemistry Club, German Club, Acap- pella, Latin Club, Intramural Volleyball, Monitor. GERALD MUELLER Elective Course Ierry Monitor, Homeroom Chairman. ALEXANDRIA NAIERA Elective Course Alex G.A.A., Student Council. MORROW L. NUTTING Elective Course Touchie Folies of 49 , Monitor. IOAN LEE NASH Stenographic Course Sis Homeroom President, Advertising Manager, G.A.A., Attendance Monitor, Basketball Man- ager, 'Ollice Monitor, Hall Monitor. M , z M 9? ' I ,up ,,, , ,-.Q f' ,ki-.5 f ,,,., I .5 I 9 it 5 Q. T. , I fr , f, f Q5 Q i I? I p. l L. 1 I t,,,. ,,,, , ll I s LEMBO LIPSCOMB MEGNA MONTES NAIERA 99 xr f f , Q.. , 5. f, LEONARD MAIER MEIRHOFER MORRIS NUTTING , ,f 'f ff 'J' N-I LIBERTO MARTINI MICELLI MUELLER NASH it 'W' x i ! i lc Wg-' , , Go t . 1 . , NEYLON NIELSON ORLANDO OVANS PANZARELLA PARCI-IMAN PESCHL PICKENS RICCOBUONO RICCOBUONO RINALDI RICI-ITER RIPLEY ROYAL RUIZ 100 ROSE MARIE NEYLON Elective Course Shorty LOUISE NIELSEN Elective Course Lou Vice-President ol G.A.A., Swimming, Ping Pong, Volleyball, German Club, Baseball. SAM ORLANDO Elective Course Dizzy Band, Orchestra, Dance Band, Track, Serv- ice Club, Monitor, Follies of 47 , 48 , 49 . LUCILLE OVANS Elective Course Spring Concert, Orchestra. PETER PANZARELLA Mathematics Course Peter-Pan Camera Club, Homeroom President, Home- room Secretary, Hall Cadet, Italian Club, Spanish Club. BONIE R. PARCHMAN Elective Course Bugs Bunnie Gym Cadet, President of G.A.A., A Cappella Choir, Spanish Club, Homeroom Secretary, HERMAN PESCHL Elective Course I-Ierm Gym Team, Basketball, Corridor Cadet, In- tramural Baseball, Track. WILLIE PICKENS Elective Course Monitor, Dance Band, Follies 47 , 48 , 49 . ANNE MARIE RICCOBUONO Elective Course Ricky Harlequin, Bio-Chemistry, Auto Drivers, Pag- eant, Spring Festival, Gym Monitor, Acap- pella. IOSEPHINE MARIE RICCOBUONO Elective Course Ricky Quill Annual Typist, Spring Festival, Stu- dent Council, I-Iomeroom President, Corridor Cadet, Swimming. IOHN RICHTER Elective Course Rick' Monitor, Football, Basketball, Swimming Cap- tain. I IOSEPH MICHAEL RINALDI English Course Ioe' President Auto Drivers Club, Electronic Club, Track, Monitor. 1 PHYLLIS IEAN RIPLEY Elective Course Phyl President ot G.A.A., Homeroom Secretary, Hall Monitor, Secretary. IUANITA BESSIE ROYAL Science Course Nita Latin Club, Hidden Talent, Modern Danc- ing, Centennial Pageant. ESPERANZA LYDIA RUIZ Elective Course Eg,5ie Honor Society, Student Council, Quill Book- keeper, Monitor, Homeroom Secretary, Span- ish Club, G.A.A. BETTY RUSK Elective Course Sporty G.A,A. Treasurer, Monitor, Vice-President Latin Club, Secretary, Homeroom Secretary, Quill Monitor. MARY SANTILLI Elective Course Butch Horneroom President, Hidden Talen Club, Ex- plorers' Club, Music Festival, All City Mu- sic Festival. LORRAINE SCHMIDT Elective Course Schmitty G,A.A. EDWARD SCHNEEWEIS Elective Course Captain Eddie Captain of Service Club, Follies of 49 , Stu- dent Cashier, Track, Cross Country, Monitor, Intramural Volleyball. DE LORIS SCHOTT Science Course Schottz Co-Editor-in-Chief Quill Annual, Acappella, Honor Society, Harlequin, All City Choir, Stu- dent Council, Bio-Chemistry. IOSEPHINE SCORSONE Elective Course Io Recreational Singing, Spring Concert, Christ- mas Program, Secretary, Homeroom Treas- urer. HARRIET SEROPOULOS Elective Course Terry Local Honor Society, G.A.A., Latin Club, Girls' Glee Club, Gym Monitor, Homeroom Treasurer, Camera Club. ANTONINA SERRA Elective Course Nina German Club, Explorers' Club, Hidden Tal- ent, Harlequin, Auto Drivers, Study Hall Monitor. GLORIA SINGER Mathematics Course 'Duchess' Quill Newspaper, Acappella, Girls' Glee Club, Harlequin, Latin Club, Blue Domino, G.A,A. ROY SINGER Elective Course Swede Harlequin, Drum Major, Service Club, March- ing Band, Recording and Reproduction Club, Stage Monitor, Dance Band. GAIL SIGRIST Stenographic Course Gi-Gi Bookstore Clerk, Monitor, Secretary. DONALD SPANGENBERG Elective Course Curly Acappella, Frosh Football, UNESCO, Track, Monitor, Service Club, Follies of 49 . LELAND SPANGLER Science Course Lee Swimming Team, Student Council, Monitor, Athletic Council, Intramural Volleyball, In- tramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball. SPASEN SPASOFE Commercial Art Course Pa Po Football, Volleyball, Tennis, Baseball, Swim- ming, Gym Team, Bleacher Crew. ALICE SENSABAUGH Elective Course Chickie Spanish Club, Band. ,,,, WI if :xxx ff I ss it get 4 N X X 'ai 4 - xx, ' i..t ' VMH gf, I .tu fi I rv ' ir ' I 14' I ! If 4 ffvyab , . V , 5 'tt' . IW , ylyy , , 3 f J , 6 ' tts. ..., Fw 2 RUSK SANTILLI SCHNEEWEIS SCHOTT SEROPOULOS SERRA SINGER SIGRIST SPANGLER SPASOFF 101 , Q . ' SO' ' 1 I H5710 :L gp 4 , ,f ,,'. 21? ,f I. t W SCHMIDT SCORSONE SINGER SPANGENBERG SENSABAUGH STAFFORD STALLWORTH STAMOS SOBCZAK SZOPINSKI THEOHARIS TORCASO TOWNSEND TRZEBIATOWSKI TURNER TYRE VASQUEZ WEST WESTBROOK WHITE 102 WALTER STAFFORD Elective Course WGllY Dance Band, German Club, School Organist, Harlequin, Acappella, Follies of 47 , 48 , 49 , Barbershop Quartet. ALPHONSA STALLWORTH, IR. Elective Course Al Monitor, Intramural Baseball. WILLIAM G. STAMOS Science Course Billy Service Club, Camera Club, Track, Student Council, Intramural Baseball, Homeroom Chairman, Monitor. CAROLE SOBCZAK Elective Course Hall Monitor, G.A,A., Homeroom Secretary, Follies 47 , Attendance Monitor. GERALDINE SZOPINSKI Elective Course Gerry Honor Society, Bookstore Clerk, G.A.A., Sec- retary, Monitor Inspector. EUSTACE THEOHARIS Elective Course Steve Service Club, Band, Acappella, Dance Band, Follies, Stage Monitor, Recording and Re- production Club. IOSEPH TORCASO Science Course Dick Track, Latin Club, Basketball, Swimming, Monitor, Intramural Sports, Volleyball. GERALD TOWNSEND Science Course lerry Bio-Chemistry, Softball, Golf, Corridor Con- trol. EUGENE R. TRZEBIATOWSKI Elective Course Gene Spanish Club, Football, Intramural Volley- ball. IACOUELINE TURNER Elective Course Butter Ball Spanish Club, Harlequin, Acappella, Orches- tra, Student Council. CHARLES TYRE Elective Course GABRIEL VASQUEZ Elective Course Gabby Service Club, Follies 49 , Track, Football, Cross Country, Harlequin, All City Music Festival. ARLESS WEST English Course President ot Harlequin, Athletic Secretary, All City Choir, Pageant, Spanish Club, Stu- dent Council, News Editor ot Newspaper. MACKIE WESTBROOK History Course Cross Country, Track, Basketball Manager, Quill Newspaper, Library Monitor, Hall Moni- tor, Spanish Club. ' LEONARD WHITE Elective Course ROBERT WHITE Mathematics Course Bob Tennis Team, Spanish Club, Basketball, In- tramural Volleyball, Camera Club. BOB WIEDENHOEFT Elective Course Red Swimming Team H ROBERT' WRASE Elective Course Tex Library Monitor, Radio Club H JAMES ZANOW Elective Course Muscles Swimming Team, Elevator Monitor, Bulletin Board Monitor. SHIRLEY ZELLER Elective Course Zeller A Cappella, Follies '48, Treasurer ot G.A.A., Centennial Pageant of '49, Spring Concert, Basketball. CHARLES ZINGALE Elective Course Chuck Football, A Cappella, Gym Monitor. IAMES ZINGALE Elective Course lasper Ping-Pong Champ RICHARD ZIPTER Elective Course Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Monitor, Track, Centennial Pageant, A Cappella. Dick ANN MARIE ZOVI .. X 1.1 V.. f 10 X y:,'y7-425-,fl f :fleff'f7. 1' r l f , ,plc Eflggisli CQUIEE- f iQ '11 A 1 H .fXnni.e WHITE WIEDENHOEET WRASE o- 1or-1n- ie o ui nnua, ar equin, Prom Queen, Student Council, Secretary, Auto ZANOW ZELLER ZINGALE Drivers, Bio-Chemistry. ZINGALE ZIPTER ZOVI IUNE GRADUATING VETERANS BOB EUGENE BROWN EARL HOWELL ERNEST EWERT GLENN IANSEN RHODY I-IELMINIAK THOMAS TUCKER GORDON PORTH 103 ,,f ,-.4 , , ry 15' gawk, ,V 7,7 Jf sk, ,I 104 1 H v K l , V. .1 , Rx . ,, . iq ' ff ' 3 'fHv X N 4' .?53,1 , ..., ,. .i .J ,I Ly? fu' J, M' ff lf- W ,V iw Q T7 ijX,.' 1 52'iE,. 'mx I' I ' ,Lf ink .?r.m. , -Z . 5,15 -, .1-1 lx Jn f' 7?'ffii,g2-5'i1? . pf'??TaAf.,5 -f- FP' fu ' A ! :gi H . 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