Lincoln High School - Quill Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1969 volume:

Lincoln High School Milwaukee, Wisconsin -EX LIBRIS- Welcome! . . .to Quill 69!! Join with us now as the Quill staff takes you on a behind- the-scenes-tour of Lincoln High School. The pace will be fast, the action hectic, and the sights dazzling ... so stick with us, follow the arrows and you won't be disappointed. Let's go. Don't slow down now. There's more ahead! .. . now you're movin'.. . Hang on! Stick with us. . .. . you're doin' fine. 3 Andrew Dunar 1920—1968 t The 1969 Quill is dedicated to Mr. Andrew Dunar who, after more than twenty one years of service to Lincoln, two of which he served as principal, died on October 10th, 1968. Mr. Dunar was more than just our principal; he was a friend to Lincoln and a seemingly tireless worker in school, community and church affairs. He would take the time to walk through the halls and talk with us, perhaps solving someone's problem on the spot. He was always around with a pat on the back when a job was well done or a warning shake of his finger when it wasn't. His booming voice seem- ed to be heard everywhere, telling us that it behooved” us to act Lincolnian. His absence from the halls of Lincoln is felt strongly. His career was an impressive one. In 1947. after three years service in the Coast Guard, Mr. Dunar joined Lincoln's faculty as a social studies teacher. He also served as assistant track and football coach for sixteen years. In 1959 he was appointed vice- principal of the Junior High and in 1961 vice-principal of the Senior High. In 1966 he succeeded Mr. Dondlingeras principal of the Senior High and Junior High. Mr. Dunar served on the Milwaukee Curriculum Planning Council and was its chairman for one year. He also served for five years on the Milwaukee Social Studies Committee and was its chairman at one time. He was active in functions outside of school also. He was involved in Boy's Club Workat Grace Lutheran Church in Thiensville and served in many capacities in various comminity clubs and organizations. Mr. Dunar did many things to improve Lincoln; such things as the acquisition of textbooks depicting the role of the black man in history, the display of paintings of famous black people, the Martin Luther King writing contest, the partnership with the telephone company, and the Hooked on Books program in the English department are just a few of the improvements that can be attributed to him. Mr. Dunar once said, Lincoln will always be a part of me. We feel that the reverse of that saying can also be applied here: Mr. Dunar will always be a part of Lincoln. . . . I would like to see every pu- pil adopt a program of personal discipline so that they will enjoy success in their adult life. --Andrew Dunar 5 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Administration MR. WALTER KLAESER Principal, Senior High MR. HAROLD POLLNOW Vice-Principal, Junior High MR. JAMES SMALLINS Vice-Principal, Senior High Administrative Assistant 8 MR. THEODORE FOSTER Administrative Assistant Faculty MISS CRINNA BARKSDALE Librarian MR. DON BULLAMORE English Quill Advisor MR. ROGER CERULL Social Studies Golf, Wrestling G Cross Country Coach MR. TERRENCE DIMOFF Science MISS BARBARA BORKOWSKI Office Staff MRS. BARBARA CALLIGNON Teacher Aide MISS CAROL COOPER Business Education MR. GEORGE BRADFORD Social Studies Football Coach MR. JESSE CAMPBELL Teacher Aide MR. ROBERT CRAWFORD Art Dept. Chairman MRS. KATHLEEN BRUNS Soc. Studies Lang. Arts MISS KATHY CARLIN History African Perspectives MISS SYLVIA DALTON Teacher Aide Gang's all here. When do we eat? MR. ELMER EARNEST Math Dept. Chairman MRS. SOPHIA FOREMAN Language Arts Social Studies MRS. ALICE GEE ESEA Coordinator MISS JOYCE GUINN Science MR. RONALD FOOT Business Ed. Athletic Director Those were the good old days! ft MRS. MAMIE FOSTER Special Education Dept. Chairman MRS. MARGARET FULLER Home Economics Dept. Chairman MR. ROBERT FUNK History MRS. SALLY GENTILLI Home Economics MR. SIDNEY GOLDBERG School Psychologist MRS. ANNA GROSGALVIS Math MISS ETHEL HARVEY Science MRS. CAROL HAYWOOD Music Acapella Choir Mixed Chorus 10 The former Miss Selk, now Mrs. Rukashaza, gets back to the endless job of correcting themes! MRS. CAROL HA ZEN English MR. JAMES HERZOG School Accountant MRS. MYRNA JACKSON Special Education MRS. PEARLINE JONES Teacher Aide MR. GEORGE KING Guidance Citizenship MRS. RONNA K ISTER Office Staff Jr. High Office MR. LEROY KROTTS Science Dept. Chairman MR. ROLAND LAMBOY Social Studies MR. EARL - LANSFORD Welfare Counselor MISS LIE LA LAUB Math MISS NORMA LEE Foreign Languages Dept. Chairman MISS MILDRED LUEBKE Physical Education Dept. Chairman Advisor-Cheerleader MRS. SARAH McCALL Guidance Sneaking up on me, eh! 11 A jug of wine, a loaf of bread and. . . Mr. Pantazon?? MISS ARCHIE MARSHALL Teacher Aide MISS DORIS MARSHALL Teacher Aide MR. JAMES MENTZER Driver's Ed. Industrial Arts Dept. Chairman MISS CAROL MILLER Physical Education Advisor - G. A. A. Drill Team MRS. GLORIA MASON English Intern Supervisor MR. JOHN MILLER Librarian MRS. JOYCE MONTAYNE Home Economics MISS KATHLEEN MORRIS Social Studies Debate Coach MR. ROGER NORTON Scie nee MR. JAY MADSON Math MR. JACK MAY Physical Education Football G Track Coach MR. JAMES MILTON Special Education MISS CATHERINE O'BRIEN Guidance Dist. Ed. 12 MR. JOSEPH OLSZEWSKI Industrial Arts Driver Ed. Stage Crew Advisor MR. THOMAS PESTKA Industrial Arts MRS. JULIE PRYOR Language Arts Latin MRS. SARAH ROGERS Art MR. JAMES PANTAZON English Dept. Chairman Advisor LINCOLN LEADER MR. WALTER PARKER History MR. RON PEARSON Speech, Drama English, Debate Picnic Time ! MR. BOBBY RECARD Math Football - Assistant Coach, Varsity MR. DAROL ROBARGE Guidance Jr. Varsity Football Coach MR. JOHN ROBINSON Math MISS MARY KAY ROHRER MRS. RITA RUKASHAZA English MR. SAMUEL SALTER Special Education MR. TREVOR SEWELL Industrial Arts MRS. LIZZIE SIMS Business Education MR. LEONARD MR. JAMES STIEWE STACK Science Geography Audio Visual CONCENTRATION! MRS. FLORENCE SUMINSKI Sr. High Office Staff MR. ALAN SWANSON Music Orchestra MISS JANET TAEBLE Head Secretary MR. TOM TANTY English Basketball Tennis Coach MISS CAROLYN TATE IBM Programmer MISS MARY TRUITT Home Economics MRS. MARY COLLETTE WALSH Language Arts English MRS. ESTELLE WEISS Guidance Dept. Chairman NEW TEACHERS 2ND SEMESTER MRS. ANITA ALTMAN MR. JERRY BUDY MR. DENNIS EADUS MR. JAMES FLAGG MISS CAROL HASE MISS MARY BETH MEUNIER MR. MATTHEW MORLEY MR. ROBERT NELSON MR. RICHARD PATZER MR. TONY STRUZIK MR. EDWIN WARD MISS CAROL ANN WINKLER 14 MRS. ADDI E WILLIAMS Jr. High Office Staff MR. JOE ZIMMERMAN History Baseball G Swimming Coach MR. FREDWOLTERS History Dept. Chairman MR. DONALD WULFF Music, Dept. Chairman Band Director Asst. Coach, Wrestling BOOK-BUSY, CAMERA SHY TEACHERS MR. HORACE BRELSFORD Physical Education MRS. ANN JO CARTER English MR. JAMES RICE English (on leave) MISS D. FRANK English MRS. MILDRED HARPOLE Reading MISS DIANE MADSEN Special Ed. MR. BEN NELSON Special Ed. (on leave) MRS. FLORENCE YARNEY English, Language Arts 15 It can be a lonely job at times. Class Officers — January 1969 L TO R: Paul Bradley, Shirley Boyd, John White, Beverly Sherrod and Phyllis Wiggins. BEST ATHLETE: Paul Bradley MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Ida Rucker and Rudy Bohannon 16 Ah.M SHIRLEY BOYD Quill Staff, Corridor Monitor, Library Mon- itor, Office Monitor, Library Club, Future Nurses of America, Band Drill Team, Ex- change Program at Marshfield, Afro- American Club, Stu- dent Government Sec- retary, Majorette, Follies 65 , JSA, Booster Girls, Vice- President BRBBW . RUDY BOHANON Corridor Monitor, A-V Crew, Varsity Football. FRANCINE BOLES Leader Staff, Girl's Club, Library Monitor, Future Nurses of Ameri- ca. PAUL BRADLEY Quill Staff, Corridor Monitor, Band, Cross Country, Frosh-soph Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Tennis, Home- coming King 68 , BRBBW. THOMAS BROWN Gym Monitor, Band, Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football, Frosh- soph Basketball, Varsity Track, Jr. Prince of 67 Prom. MARIA CULP DALE CUMMINGS GWENDOLYN DORSEY PEARLINE FLIPPIN Modern Dance, Afro-American Club, Booster Girls. BONNIE GARNER Quill Staff, Corridor Monitor, Library Mon- itor, Office Monitor, Library Club, Camera Club, Acappella Choir, GAA, President of Booster Girls 67 . SHARION GRAY Office Monitor, Afro- American Club, Better Relations Between Blacks and Whites. DAVID KELLY VIVIAN HARVEY Booster Girl, Afro- American Club, Better Relationships Between Black and White . JANICE JACKSON Girl's Service Club, Corridor Monitor, Li- brary Monitor, Office Monitor, Future Teach ers of America, Dra- matic Club, Upward Bound Years 66,67, 68 . EDITH HALL Library Monitor. RALPH W. KERSTEN Corridor Monitor, Band, Frosh-soph Football, Varsity Football, Swimming Team, Ten- nis. MAYWEATHER LEE Follies 68 . CARRIE RUSS Gym Monitor, Library Monitor, Office Mon- itor, GAA, Afro- American Club. MARTHA SIMS BLANCHE PIRTLE Afro-American Club. IDA RUCKER JSA, GAA, Girl's Service Club, Corridor Monitor, Office Mon- itor, Future Nurses of America, Booster Girl, Co-Operative Education Program. — W SAMMIE RUSSELL Booster Girls Club, Afro-American Club. BEVERLY SHERROD Quill Staff, Corridor Monitor, Office Moni- tor, Band, Cheerleader AGB, GAA, Afro- American Club, Ex- change Program to Madison, Homecoming Court 68 , Math Club, Modern Dance, JSA, Cooperative Ed- ucation Program. FLORIT A SPEEKS Drill Team, Acappella, Choir, Girl's Service Club, Office Monitor, GAA. ANNIE TOOMBS Corridor Monitor, Glee Club, Drill Team, Future Nurses of Ameri- ca, Afro-American Club, Red Cross Club, Co-operative Education Program, Junior Sec- retary of America. RUTHIE WILSON Leader Staff, Girls Service Club, Dra- matic Club, Attendance Monitor. CAROLYN STEPHENS Corridor Monitor, Li- brary Monitor, Future Teachers of America, A-V Crew, Future Nurses of America, GAA, Jr. Secretaries of America (Treasurer), Red Cross Club, Afro- American Club, Co- operative Ed. Program. JOHN SCOTT WHITE Vice President of Jan- uary Class, Corridor Monitor, Chess Club, Frosh-soph Football, Varsity Football, Swimming Team, Golf. SHARON THOMAS Future Teachers of America, Future Nurses of America, Orchestra, Homecoming Court of 68 . MARTHA WASHINGTON Office Monitor, Acap- pella Choir, GAA. PHYLLIS WIGGINS Girls Service Club, Corridor Monitor, Li- brary Monitor, Office Monitor, Secretary of Senior Class, Future Nurses of America, Drill Team, GAA, Booster Girls, Home- coming Court of 68, J. S. C. CHARLES WOODLEY Band, Orchestra, Cam- era Club, Frosh-soph Football, Varsity Foot- ball, Wrestling Squad, Varsity Track, Senior Boy's Club, Gym Mon- itor, Future Teachers of America, Corridor Mon- itor, Bleacher Crew, Inner All-City Football Team, Cafeteria Moni- tor. CAROLYN TYLER Leader Staff, Quill Staff, Girls Service Club, Library Monitor, Office Monitor, Future Teachers of America, GAA, Band. Class Officers June 1969 BEST ATHLETE: Ellis Turrentine OUTSTANDING SCHOLAR: Abel Briones, Dorothy Thompson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Sam Miller Joan Williams 22 OUTSTANDING SCHOOL LEADER: Christine Miller MOST TALENTED: Isaac Burks Linda Turner MICHELLE ALLEN Corridor Monitor, Library Office Monitor, FTA, Library Club, Camera Club, FNA, Drill Team, Jr. Sr. Red Cross, JSA. ESPERANZA ARIAS Band, JSA, Drum Major- ette. CARL BALLARD Corridor Monitor, A-V Crew, A-V Club, Chess Club, Varsity Football, Cross Country, Varsity Track. MICHAEL BEDNARSKI Swimming Team. CHARLES BALLARD BERNARD BILLUPS Frosh-Soph Foot- ball, Cross Country, Wrestling Squad, Varsity Track. SANDRA BLACKMON Girl's Service Club, Gym Monitor, Cor- ridor Monitor, Li- brary Monitor, Of- fice FTA, Dramatic Club, FNA, Jr. Sr. Red Cross. DARLENE BOOKER Mix Chorus. DARLENE BRIDGES Acappella Choir. ABEL BRIONES Gym Monitor, Corridor Monitor. CELLY BRISTER Library Monitor, Library Club, Booster Girl's, Future Nurses of America. LINDA BROOKS Corridor G Library Monitor, GAA, Acappella Choir, Follies of ”67 68”. ISAAC BURKS Upward Bound. SHARON CHIPLEY Corridor Monitor, FNA, GAA. FARICE CLAYTON Girl's Service Club, Office Monitor. CAROLYN CAMPBELL Dramatic Club, FNA. BERNARD COLLINS Senior Boy's Service Club, Varsity Football. PETER DAVIS Senior Boy's Service Club, Frosh-Soph Football, Var- sity Football, Frosh-Soph Basketball, Wrestling Squad, Varsity Track. 4 24 JACQUELINE De WALT Girl's Service Club, Cor- ridor Monitor, Office Monitor, FT A, Dramatic Club, Orchestra, Drill Team, Cheerleader AGB, GAA, Booster Girl, JA, Student Council, Secretary JSA. MICHAEL DORSEY Library Monitor, Office Monitor, B Cheerleading Squad. LINDA DUFF DWIGHT EDWARDS Frosh-Soph Basket- ball, Varsity Bas- ketball, Varsity Track, Gym Mon- itor, Corridor Mon- itor, A-V, Follies 65,66,67 Club, Stage Crew, Or- chestra, Band, Frosh-Soph Foot- ball, Varsity Foot- ball. SANDRA ELLIS Corridor Monitor, Library Monitor, FTA, Library Club, Math Club, PA Student Announcer, Student Council Correspondence Secretary. MARY FIELDS Quill Staff, Library Mon- itor, Dramatic Club, Band, FNA, Acappella Choir, Cheerleader AGB, GAA, Upward Bound. BIRUTA GARBACEVSKIS Gym Monitor, Office Mon- itor, Student Council, Counselor Monitor, Trees For Tomorrow Conservation Camp, Upward Bound. 25 RICHARD dVHAN Corridor Monitor, Band, Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football ISAAC GONZALEZ Senior Boy's Club, A-V Crew, Ac ap- pella Choir. ■ CEDRIC HARRIS Correspondence Group, President of Decca Club. DAVID HICKEM BOTTOM Corridor Monitor, Chess Club, Or- chestra, Acappella Choir, Band, Cross Country, Frosh- Soph Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, President Student Council, Inner High Rep, , 67 Music Festival, Follies 66 , 67 , 68 . MARY JIMENEZ Leader Staff, Dramatic Club, Camera Club, Or- chestra, GAA, Math Club, Trees For Tomorrow , Attendance Monitor. SARA JIMENEZ Corridor Monitor, Library Monitor, GAA, Office Monitor, Future Teachers of America, Dramatic Club, Library Club, 68 Seminar, Badger Girls State, Student Council, Modern Dance. JEAN JOHNSON Girls Service Club, Cor- ridor Monitor, Office Mon- itor, Future Teachers of America, Dramatic Club, Camera Club, Drill Team, Cheerleader ACB Team, G. A. A. , Booster Girls, Negro History Club, JSA, Student Council, '67 Mu- sic Festival. DIANE JONES Girls Service Club, Future Nurses of America. TERRY KIDD Corridor Monitor, Office Monitor, Acappella Choir, Drill Team, G. A. A. ERNEST KING Cafeteria Monitor, Baskeball, Corridor Monitor, Office Monitor, Chess Club, Dramatic Club, Camera Club, Band, Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Bas- ketball. DOROTHEA ROLLER Acappella Choir. IRMA LEWIS Acappela Choir. CHERYL LOCKHART Quill Staff, Gym Monitor, Library Monitor, Dramatic Club, FNA, Afro- American Club, Homecoming Skit of 68 . chris McWilliams Corridor Monitor, Stage Crew. Ill, CHRIS MILLER President of Senior Class, Quill Staff, F.T. A. , Future Nurses of America, Acappella Choir, Cheer- leader, C. A. A. , Follies 65,66,67,68, Math Club, Counselor Aid, Christmas Concert of 66, 67, 68, 69, Teen Board , Home- coming Queen '68, Junior Princess '67, Quota Club Award, President of Choir. BEVERLY MOSES Office Monitor, Library Club, Cheerleader A and B Squad. MARILYN MUCCIO Acappella Choir, Secretary of J. S. A. , Follies of '66 and '67. SAMUEL MILLER Quill Staff, Senior Boy's Club, Swim- ming Team, Golf, Baseball. MARGIE NASH CAROLINE NEAL LAVERNE OVERTON SHINITA MOSELEY Vice President of Senior Class, Quill Staff, Gym Monitor, G. A. A. , Corridor Monitor, Library Monitor, F. T. A. , Representative at Madison, Counselor Aid, Follies '66, Math Club. CAROL PICCEE Quill Staff, Corridor Moni- tor, Future Teachers of PATRICIA REESE America, Orchestra, GAA, Afro-American Club. Christmas Concert 65,66, 67, Math Club. i BARBARA REYNOLDS Dramatic Club, Library Club, Cor- JUANITA RIVERA ridor Monitor, Li- brary Monitor. JAMES SMITH Band, Cross Coun- try, Varsity Track, Wrestling Squad. DOROTHY THOMPSON Secretary of Senior Class, Quill Staff, Future Teachers of America, Dramatic Club, Future Nurses of America, Student Announcer, Badger Girls State, Glee Club, Math Club, College Club, At- tendance Monitor. LINDA TURNER Acappella Choir, Follies of 68 , Library Club, Or- chestra, Band, GAA, Afro-Amer- ican Club. ELLIS TURRENTINE Corridor Monitor, Frosh-soph Football, Varsity Football, Frosh-soph Basket- ball, Varsity Bas ketball, Varsity Track, Baseball, Vice President of Student Council. ANTOINETTE WRIGHT Corridor Monitor, Office Monitor, Band, Acappella Choir. CHERYL YOUNG Office Monitor, Future Nurses of America. 31 SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES BRUCE WILLIAMS Leader Staff (Photography Editor), Senior Boy's Service, Chess Club, Orchestra, Captain of the Debate Team, Band, Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football, Swim- ming Team, Golf, Afro-American Club, BRBBW, Advance Math. Club, Student Government, Marshfield Exchange Student, Who Knows? Panel. DERRICK JOHNSON Band, Leader Staff, Senior Boy's Service Club, Cor- ridor Monitor, Camera Club, Debate Team, Tennis, Frosh-Soph Football, Wrestling Squad, Student Gov- ernment, Inter-High Rep. , Math. Club, Follies 68 , Drill Team Drummer. Camera Shy Seniors CYNTHIA AUSTIN Gym Monitor, Acappella Choir. ALEX DELEON Baseball. EDWARD JACKSON Corridor Monitor, A-V Crew, A-V Club, Acap- pella Choir, Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football, Cafeteria Monitor. JOHN JEFFERSON Corridor Monitor. SOLOMON JOHNSON Senior Boy's Service Club, Corridor Monitor, Library Monitor, A-V Crew, Chess Club, Golf, Swimming Team, Camera Club, Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football. LeROY MARTIN Corridor Monitor, Student Council, Frosh-Soph Football. MURFF, HAROLD WESLY SHAW, MARLENE Corridor Monitor, Band, Mixed Chorus, Booster Girl. BRENDA THOMAS Girls Service Club, Gym, Office Library Monitor, Dramatic Club, Orchestra, A B Cheerleading, GAA, President of Booster Girls, Math. Club. CHARLENE TINNON Quill Staff, Girl's Service Club, Dramatic Club, Camera Club, Orchestra, Acappella Choir, Drill Team, GAA, JA, Martin Luther King Award. BETTE VELASCO Leader Staff, Corridor Monitor. MILDRED WALLS DIANNA WHITLOCK Girl's Service Club, Corridor Office Monitor, Booster Girl, Acappella Choir, JSA, Co-operative Education Program, Follies of 68 . JOAN WILLIAMS Treasurer Senior Class, Leader Staff, Editor Quill Staff, Pres. Girl’s Service Club, Gym Monitor, Dramatic Club, FNA, Orchestra, Drill Team, Who Knows? Panel, Math. Club, Student Council, Upward Bound, Register of Deeds on Student Government, Spring Christmas Concerts of 65 , 66 and 67 , Dental Association Convention Representative. CARDELL WOODARD Leader Staff, Acappella Choir. STANLEY WRIGHT Gym Monitor, Corridor Monitor, Frosh-Soph Football. 32 Homecoming 1968 Van Nance gives the band some instruction in preparation for the Homecoming activities. Mr. Wulff gives die band some body instructions . Comets Choose Royalty Christine Miller and Paul Bradley reign over Home- coming activities of '68' as King and Queen. The endiusiastic crowd watches a pre-game show of East and Lincoln while awaiting the King and Queen. (We won both games of course). 34 “Tiger Feast Beverly Sherrod, Ellis Turrentine, Sharon Thomas, Duane Torrence Martha Washington, David Hickenbottom, Phyllis Wiggins, Tom Brown and cheerlead er Jeanne Johnson. The ceremonies complete, the King and Queen leave the stage. But the Homecoming is not over yet. Stay tuned for more LHS Homecoming action brought to you by Quill ’69'. if IT Turn the page and we'll go Tiger Hunting! 35 V-l-C-T-O-R-Y Tense but anxious Comet fans wait for the game to start. V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Victory, victory, for Lincoln High. Comets — 13 Tigers — 7 Halftime brought out the band . . . and Drill team for enter- tainment. The score was 7-7 at halftime. But the Comets took a walk through Victory Lane by coming back in the last half to rout the Tigers 13-7. Yes, Homecoming was truly an inevei- table, superbly displayed, exhilarating, exhausting, thrilling success that made big headlines. 37 The Royal Court Of Honor LEFT: Lucius Harper Jewell Crutcher, Robert Renolds Barbara Powell, Michel Jones, Jennie Thompson, Queen Maria Rivera G King Emilio Lopez. RIGHT: Ellis Turrentine Christine Miller, Fred Williamson Nather Armon, John Chappell Katie Moore. One Night In A Garden Of Paradise '68 Queen Maria Rivera and King Emilio Lopez. The Royalty Leads The Grand March. Scenes From A Night To Remember! Spring Prom — 1968 Queen Maria and King Emilio checking out their loyal subjects. The soulful sound of The Social Life at die prom. Montclairs! A special tribute to Mr. Dimoff who put hours and hours of work into prom preparation! The King and Queen lead the Grand March through the Garden of Paradise. Can you dig it?” asks Valerie. If you can then come along with the Quill reporter and photographer on a behind-the-scenes tour of the Follies rehearsals and performances. The key words are CRAZY, COLORFUL, MOD, MICRO-MINI, SOUND, ACTION, PSYCHEDELIC AND SENSATIONAL!! Keep these words in mind as you now view the kaleidescopic, psychedelic, fastmoving world of Lincoln's 1968 Follies: “The Mad, Mod World Of 1968 Man, I never had it so good! ! Dianne catches that fin- ger-poppin beat! “Up, Up And Away! Excedrin Headache 298! ! Girl from Ipanema Can’t Take My Eyes off You Downtown Georgy Girl Diane and Annette welcome us to the second half of The Mad Mod World Mark Cocroft, Master of Ceremo- nies, kept the ball rollin'! James Brown Jr. breaks out in a cold sweat! Follies dancers kept in tune to Hey, there, Georgy Girl Tonight Ode to Billy Joe To Sir with Love Sunny Mission Impossible The original version of Spring by Walter Bridges with Oscar Rogers on bass and David Wilson on bongos. Congratulations! and a Quill Tip-of-the- Hattoall, students and faculty alike, who made Mad, Mod World a smashing success!! Show girls dance to (lie tune of Georgy Girl! ! The Girl From Ipanema goes walk- ing with Clifford. We shouldn't forget tire band (but we did) forget their picture) and the wonderful job they did. Congratulations! THE END . . . need we say more? 43 Quill '69' Glinda Thompson, Shinita Moseley, Charles Quesada, Chris Miller, Sam Miller, Carol Piggee, Dorothy Thompson, Sharon Dial. SEATED; Joan Williams. Dorothy Coleman, Elizabeth Malone, Barbara Scruggs, Regina Chesir, LaVerne Morgan, JoAnn Carter. SEATED; Dennis Norton. QUILL STAFF Editor- Joan Williams Co-Ed. - Glinda Thompson Senior Co-Eds. - Chris Miller, Carol Piggee Sports Ed. - Sam Miller Art Ed. - Dennis Norton Faculty Ed. - Sharon Dial Advertising Manager- Dorothy Thompson Secretary- Shinita Moseley JoAnn Day, Jose Lopez, Joaquina Borges, JoAnn Carter LaVerne Morgan, Dorothy Coleman, Barbara Scruggs, Elizabeth Malone, Regina Chesir, Vickie Turner Advisor- Mr. Don Bullamore Joaquina Borges, Vickie Turner, JoAnn Day. SEATED; Jose Lopez. 44 A Time For Work In this scene we see Barbara trying to concentrate on the work at hand and on the up- coming Lincoln - North basketball game. Bonnie Young Charles works on getting new ideas from a Washington Cavalier. But the Quill has bet- ter ideas for sale. While Dennis works on the Cross Country and Track photos, tlie co-editor and the Editor work on un- derclassmen. Seniors Carol and Shinita look through old Quills with old memories. Sam is caught in a very contempla- tive mood. Dennis gets it togeth- er with die track and Cross Country photos. While Vickie gets ideas for writing ma- terial from a newspaper. Everybody on the staff reads a Quill except, naturally, the Editor. 45 ming Hop To Be ‘Tiger or ni leroom THE Volume 5, Number 1 September 21, 1%K Game ‘Trophies Keynote Planned Saturday Stomp by Lance Blackwell )r, on a leave of absence, graduate school at Notre niversity. Government members are e 12th grade, six members 11th grade, five from the •ade, four from the 9th three from the 8th grade, from the seventh grade. Boyd,Sandra Ellis, Biruta evski, David Hickem- Charlene Tinnon, Ellis tine, and Joan Wi nth grade meniLn Blackwell, Pat Cooper, Derric se Lopez, and Bri grade mem be Banyard, Willie 1 Fowler, Sharon S y Trudo. grade membe Bush, Jackie ?s Wade, Vanessa h grade membe Smith, Lonnie E Lawrence. Seven' rs are Adlai E Drake. and the vice-pre Turrentine. The thi es are Shirley Boyc and Charlene Tim tun. Sanior Inter ipirh renrp- LINCOLN LEADER Lincoln Junior-Senior High School, Milwaukee, isconsin Even though this year’s Home- coming activities are a little early, they promise to produce “one of the best Homecomings in many years,” as one Student Government member put it. The dance will be held in the Lincoln gymnasium tomorrow night, September 28, from 8 to 11 To emphasize the tentative theme, “Tiger Feast,” the Stu- dent Government plans to use sod, stuffed tigers, and a mural. The primary elections for Queen were held on September 20 with Beverly Sherrod and Christine Miller reaching the finals. (Football stories on page 4.) ives and Ini are irst it gov 4 SS sals xi wm4Aei a. in � icview ui uitr nloi: Rorniro Rnrpch of Thft Mil- py S Ed.-in-C hief: L. Blackwell Managing Ed.: S. Lombardi ljie Reporters: B. Williams, W M . R i v a s % Apprentices: C. Maxwell, ne D. Humphrey, M. Jimenez, 1. J. Pirtle, N. Edwards as Business Mgr.: Ruthie Wilson he Advisor: Mr. James Pantazon.to tion. Miss Dorothy Fisher Faculty Enriched By New Members tr-f ey Travers, Grace Buckner, Jackson, Lilian Riley re- ? Opidiom. This fall LHS has 17 new mem- bers on its teaching staff. New English teachers are Miss Kris- ty Frank, from North Division; Mrs. Fox Leaves, Earns Promotion To Central Office by Lance Blackwell “I’ll always treasure the time I spent here.” These were some of the parting words of Mrs. Mary Fox, junior high school secre- tary. _____________ Miss Kathleen Morris and Mr. Ronald Pearson, who were prac- tice teachers at Lincoln last year; Miss Diane Madsen, from UWM; Mrs. Ann Jo Carter, and Miss Helen Kelepouris who is taking over Mr. Frank Robinson’s clas- ses. Mr. Robinson is on a leave of absence. Mrs. Mildred Harpole, from Wells Junior High, is the new reading improvement teacher. Mrs. Kathleen Bruns will be teaching social studies and lan- guage to the Junior High, and Miss Joyce Guinn, from Detroit, will be teaching chemistry and applied science. Lincolns Top Reporter's Here’s a look at.. . YES! You’re Right and here they are. . Reporter's hard at work. Top reporter Bruce Williams gets tip on big story. Sheila Lombardi rereads her story for the last time. Meet the heat by reading the beat says Editor Lance Blackwell. 47 Margaret looks at her chal- lenging story. Discoveries Of 1969 Tins year we discovered that four LHS stu- dents disappeared for a week and four Marshfield High School students replaced them. The LHS students were Lannie Ban- yard, Shirley Boyd, Elanore Thompson and Bruce Williams. Here are the four Marshfield High School students who came here for a week. They were Tom Rice, Chris Pederson, Ann Rowe and Sue Kolstad. We also discovered our 1968-1969 Math Club which consisted of . . . Randy Gilbert, Richard Riley. Jose Lopez, Bruce Williams, David Hickem- bottom, Terry Truss, Glinda Thompson, Ellis Turrentine, John White, Maria Fernandez, Derrick Johnson, Mary Tyler, Maria Jimenez, Brenda Thomas, Dorothy Thompson, and Beverly Sherrod. Here we found some more. . . Roy Torrence, Robert Allen, Randy Gilbert, Sandra Ellis, Biruta Garbacevskis, Shirley Boyd, Sharon Dial, and Abel Briones. The officers are: Sec. Shinita Mosely, Treas. Carol Piggee, V. Pres. Margaret Rivis, and Pres. Christine Miller. 48 ROW 1: S. Hughey, C. Carson, R. Sledge. ROW 2: P. Keys, J. Coleman, S. Allen. ROW 3: S. Ragsdale, C. Ashley, B. Lawrence. ROW 4: M. Reyes, S. Brown, A. Counce. ROW 5: C. Clover. ROW 1: M. Sanders, E. McFarlin, V. Below. ROW 2: J. Robinson, M. Norton, R. Caulder ROW 3: D. Carter, P. Merchant, F. Jones. ROW 4: C. Midell, R. Brown, C. Jones. ROW 5: M. Reese, C. Griffin, I. Gonzales. ROW 6: G. Walter, J. Allen, P. Martinez, J. Thompson. Future Teachers Of America FRONT ROW: Dorothy Thompson, Irma Bowie, Dorothy Coleman, Regina Chesir. BACK ROW: Mrs. Mason, Advisor; Chris Miller, Lannie Banyard, Jose Lopez, Glinda Thompson. Twirlers FRONT ROW: Valerie Ken- drick, Evelyn Mateo, Dorothy Jenkins, Linda Jones. BACK ROW: Kathy Maxwell, Jackie Johnson, Mrs. Jackson, Advisor; Jewel Noblin, Linda Banyard. Acapella Choir FIRST ROW 1. to r. : Mary Bell, Bertha Collins, Pat Bohanon, Terry Kidd, Barbara Robinson, Nettie Johnson, Soraldo Feliciano. SECOND ROW: Sandra Ellis, Jewel Green, Rodney Lawrence, Isaac Burke, James Stocks, Dwain Thompson. THIRD ROW: Irma Lewis, Chris Miller, Mike Graham, David Rutledge, James King, Ken Coleman. FIRST ROW 1. to r. : Toni Wright, Linda Wilder, Cosetta Robinson, Cynthia Austin, Annette Jackson. SEC- OND ROW: James McHoney, Pat Bradd, Jackie Steele, Julia Miller, Gloria Negron, Mary Jenkins. THIRD ROW: Mike Whatley, James Van Dyke, David Hi eke mbottom, Pat Morrow, Beverly Boyd. Director, Mrs. Carol Haywood. 50 Band FLUTE Greg Ewing Mary Harmon Ellen Patterson Jackie Triplett OBOE Phyllis Clark Bronda Reed CLARINET Ron Armstrong James Bradley Barb Bush Dorothy Coleman James Drake Annie Garry Yvonne Hall Tanya Henry Neal Hout Wilma Jenkins Jackie Johnson Arthur Kidd Pat Matthews Dwayne Newton Olga Rivera Linda Tisdell ALTO CLARINET Rose Brown ALTO SAXOPHONE Denise Ewing James Duff Keith Winfrey TENOR SAXOPHONE Charlie Harmon Fred Smith BARITONE SAXOPHONE Van Nance TRUMPET Roy Allen James Garry Wilton Jones James King Bobby Mays Eric McKinley Ernest Mitchell James Smith Roy Torrence TROMBONE Dave Johnson Larry Varnell BARITONE Fred Boyd Dave Hickembottom TUBA Ricky Downs Gary Smith Anthony White PERCUSSION Ricky Brown Ernest Emery Derrick Johnson Larry Lenyard Gerald Morris Ken Scott Willie Tisdell Johnny Wilson Jr. Secretaries Of America FRONT ROW: Esperanza Arias, Maria Fernandez, Carol Pig- gee, Darlene Bridges. BACK: Mrs. Sims, Advisor; Michelle Allen, Sandra Blackmon. Jeanne Johnson, Brenda Thomas, Joyce Evans, Elanor Thompson, Jackie DeWalt. Linda Turner, Cheryl Lockhart, Marilyn Muccio, Pat Thompson, Barbara Reynolds. Audio Visual Announcers Here are some of the men who keep the equipment moving. L TO R: Don Marvin, Mr. Stack, Advisor, and William Meister. 52 Been wondering who the faces are behind those P. A. voices every morning? Meet Sandra Ellis and Dorothy Thompson! Orchestra VIOLINS Jean Carson Dawn Ishaug Wanda Lombardi Jewel Noblin Derrick Settles Linda Smith Jeanine Trudo Pat Ward Holly Wojak Jeanette Wright CELLOS Sam Carson Ruben Deida Shirley Vaughn Gregory Washington Chauncy Young BASS VIOLINS James Butler James Carson Cecilia Negron Oscar Rogers Brian Turrentine HARP Deborah Cox Jewel Noblin Linda Smith Anzel Tyler PIANO Michael Reese Student Government % di1 Student senators take time from duties to pose for picture. They are (1. to r. ): Joan Williams, Ellis Turrentime, Shirley Trudo, Pat Condon, David Hickenbottom, Lonnie Bell, Charles Cooper, Lance Blackwell, Joseph Lawrence, Bruce Williams, Charles Wade, Jose Lopez, Biruta Garbacevskis, Lannie Banyard, James Drake, Derrick Johnson, Adlai Bell, Jackie Steel, Sandra Ellis, Linda Smith, Mr. Lamboy. Library Monitor's Club Here are the people who keep the library moving (1. to r. ): P. Tar- antino, E. Martinez, K. Albert, L. Meals, J. Turnage, M. Rivera, J. Miller, E. Bowie, M. Rivera, L. Tyler, C. Carson, S. Ellis, B. Meissner, C. Barksdale. Librarians Miss Barksdale and Mr. Nfaller. 54 L TO R: Dorothy Thompson, Mary Tyler, Eddy Moore, Advisor, Mr. Pearson, John Thompson, Glinda Thompson, Bruce Carrington, JoAnn Day. Who Knows? In a quarterfinal match against Whitefish Bay, Lincoln's Who Knows? team was defeated. Competing for Whitefish Bay were Mark Friedman, Dick Berrong, and Donna Lieberman. Competing for Milwaukee Lincoln were Joan Williams, Lance Blackwell and Margaret Rivas. Program moderator Tony Karr is at right. 55 FROM LEFT: J. Trudo, L. Rich, S. Handford, M. Howard, D. D. Carter, STANDING: P. Bohanan, J. Lyles, N. Hunt, J. Neal, M. Jenkins, R. Murman, J. Martain. Booster Girls ROW 1: Evelyn McFarland, Romona Sledge, Bertha Williams, Shirley Hand- ford, Dorothy Coleman, Karen Albert, Mrs. Fuller, Advisor. ROW 2: Marjorie Sanders, Regina Chesir, Ida Collins, Patricia Hoskins, Diane Miller. 56 Drill Team KNEELING: Joanne Lyles, Nancy Hunt, Felicia Jones, Jean Trudo, DeeDee Carter, Ona Hudson, Gwendolyn Thomas, Vickie Slocum, Linda Rich, Shirley Trudo, STANDING: Captain: Patricia Bohanan, Shirley Boyd, Elizabeth Malone, Deborh Christian, Margaret Clincy, Joan Williams, Raven Thurman, Joanne Carter, Dianne Love, Deborah Wright, Marilynn Ward. 1969 Debate Team ROW 1: Mr. Olszewski, Advisor; Fredrick Ward, Julius Boyd, Conrad Patterson. ROW 2: William Meisner, Willie Booker, Robert Waters. Bruce Williams, Lance Blackwell, Margaret Rivas, Miss Morris, Debate Coach, Vanace Blackwell. Stage Crew “1969 Varsity Cheerleaders FRONT ROW: Beverly Sherrod, Jeanne Johnson, Doris Weston. BACK ROW: Brenda Thomas, Christine Miller, Joyce Evans, Joanne Neal (not pictured) J. DeWalt. “B“Squad FRONT ROW: Kathy Hamilton, Michael Dorsey, Dorothy Dixon. BACK ROW: Sharon Grace, Barbara Griffin, Vickie Turner (not pictured S. Morris). 58 “Cheerleaders In Action! Move out, get out of our way, 'cause Jeanne and Joanne are here to stay! You better know it's something to it, 'cause Doris and Joyce can really do it! Brenda keeps it cool with a swing- ing cheer! Let's have a Victory yell! V-I, V-I , V-I-C-T, T-O, T-O, T-O-R-Y V-I-C-T-O-R-Y VICTORY, VICTORY for LINCOLN HIGH!! Getting on down to the real nitty-gritty with Christine and Beverly! 59 Men's Service Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Lannie Ban yard, Jose Lopez, Isaac Gonzales, Bruce Williams, Sam Miller, Edgardo Ortiz, Bernard Collins, Bernard Rhem. Girl's Service Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Gentilli, Advisor; Regina Chesir, Rose Handford, Dorothy Coleman, Marilyn Brooks, Bertha Williams, Joan Williams, Linda J illibrew, Brenda Killibrew. Chess Club CLOCKWISE STANDING: Ernest King, Mr. Parker, Advisor; Bruce Williams, Johnny Anderson. SITTING: Vannace Blackwell, Larry Ruffin, Peter Taran- tino. SPORTS 1968 Varsity Football Team ROW 1 - seated 1. to r. : Ralph Mays, Robert Waters, Floyd Blakey, Roger Durrett, Carl Ballard, Ronald Prescott, Mgr. Ricky Brown. ROW’ 2 - Mgr. Allan Van Dyke, Ed Holmes, John Cunningham, Terry Truss, Tom Brown, Richard Givhan, Robert Allen, Emmett Woodward, Carl Glenn. ROW 3 - Coach Bradford, Mgr. Jerry Dillard, L. Fifer, Rafael Mateo, Robert Sledge, James King, Leroy Jackson, Roy Torrence, Nylon Henderson, Coach Recard. ROW 4 - Bruce Wil- liams, Russell Britton, John White, Robert Johnson, Duane Torrence, Charles Woodley, Ellis Turrentine, Jimmy Foster, Ernest King. Jr. Varsity FRONT ROW: L. DeLeon, N. Clinton, R. Drain, N. Gray, B. Mays, J. Gathing, G. Rich, V. Pittman, L. Winters, C. Means. MIDDLE ROW: E. Holmes, J. Thompson, N. Henderson, B Anderson, J. Ward, L. Fifer, J. Allen, J. King, E. Woodward, D. Robinson, R. Brown, W. Meisner. LAST ROW: Coach May W. Kimbrough, R. Waters, L. Banyard, F. Jones, C. Roebuck, B. Smith, W. Booker, B. Anderson, B. Tilr- rentine, R. Mays, J. Duff, S. Robinson, L. Steel, Coach Robarge. Comet defense in action! Varsity Head Coach Mr. Bradford Varsity Assistant Coach Mr. Recard 63 Senior Lettermen Ellis Turre nt i ne Charles Woodley Duane Torrence Carl Ballard John White 1968 Comets Fred Fracture Tom Brown Richard Givhan On The Lighter Side . . . Ho hum. .. (yawn). . . I should be with the New York Jets instead of these rookies. Easy now, easy now. Watch my finger! OK, it's settled then. This time we tackle the referee. How many times do I have to tell you? PUT THE DICE AWAY!! Man, those guys hit hard out there. I lost my helmet and shoulder pads on that last play. ... al- most lost my pants! 65 1968 Cross Country Team KNEELING: Hudson Boyd, Cornelius Whiteside, Larry Lynyard, Ed Fields, Richard Riley. STANDING: Coach Roger Cerull, Larry Ward, James Smith, Paul Bradley, Eardis Carr, Dennis Norton II, Herbert Hughes. The Roadrunners James Smith and Paul Bradley Paul Bradley in action. 66 Comet Harriers Hudson Boyd moving out. Paul Bradley Voted Most Outstanding Athlete 1968-69 LINCOLN LOSES A STAR Cross country star and all-around ath- lete, Paul Bradley, graduated in January 1969. During Paul's six years at Lincoln he was very active in sports. He was mem- ber of the Cross Country Team for four years, a member of the Basketball Team for four years, a member of the Tennis Team for one year and a member of the Track Team for three years. During Paul's Junior and Senior years at Lincoln he went undefeated in duel cross-country meets. He qualified for state for two consecutive years. 1969 Varsity Wrestling Team SEATED: Thomas Johnson, Willie Scott, ftichard Rilev. Wilbert Simmons, Jesse Ward. KNEELING: Torrence Brunson, Declinton Robinson, Charles Meek, John Cunningham, Edward Fields, James Smith, George Rich. STANDING: Coach Wulff, Willie Kimbrough, Emmett Woodward, Charles Woodley, Willie Sargeant, Leroy Jackson, Coach Cerull. Sideline support. 68 Willie Sargeant doing some fancy maneuvering. 1969 Varsity Swim Team ROW ONE: Coach Zimmerman, P. Martinez, E. Flores, F. Jones, W. Win- frey. ROW TWO: N. Clinton, J. Torres, E. Winfrey, G. Domenech, L. Ruiz. 69 Water Polo V. Martinez 1969 Varsity Basketball Team KNEELING: James Van Dyke, Ellis Turrentine, Henry Mallet, James Richardson, Ralph Neely, Michael Hub- bard. STANDING: Coach Tom Tanty, Coach Robert Crawford, Dennis McCain, Erdis Carr, Jimmie Foster, David Hickcmbottom, Dwight Turner, Carl Glenn, Dennis Norton, and Head Coach James Smallins. Jr. Varsity Team • LEFT TO RIGHT: Auther Love, James Richardson, Larry Ward, Greg Thomas, Dennis Norton, James Van Dyke, and Coach Robert Crawford. Frosh- Soph Team KNEELING: J. Davis, C. Whiteside, L. Steel, D. Morris, M. Valentine, and G. Harper. STAND- ING: T. Jones, G. Harp- er, L. Jackson, B. Smith, G. Roebuck, L. Ward, and Coach Tom Tanty. Carl Glenn Ellis Tnrrentine David Hickembottom Jimmy Foster Comet Starters-1969 Dwight Turner Eardis Carr Henry Mallett Mike Hubbard 71 R 1969 jr State Tournament Nicolet Lincoln Lincoln Wausau 3rd Game - Lincoln - 83 Eau Claire - 70 Selected to All-State Team Ellis Turrentine - 1st Team David Hickembottom - 4th Team 1969 Varsity Track Team SEATED: Winnie Kimbrough, Jesse Ward, Ralph Williams, George Rich. KNEELING: John Cathing, Robert Waters, Willie Sargeant, Jerry Westmoreland, Charles Ballard, Reginald Counce. STANDING, 3RD ROW: Larry Lenyard, Bobby Mays, Ralph Mays, Van Nance, Roger Durrett, John Allen, Michael Reese, Mgr. Kenny Colon. ROW 4, standing: Sylvester Robinson, Nestor Vega, Billy Anderson, Gerald Roebuck. Standouts from the 1968 Track Team: Paul Bradley, Gene Graham and Charlie Woodley. Varsity Letter Winners Mays, Waters and Ballard get set to sprint into a new season! 75 Comet Relay Team representing Lincoln in the 1969 Milwaukee Journal Track Meet. KNEELING: Robert Waters, Charles Ballard. STANDING: Willie Sargeant, Gerald Westmoreland. 1968 Varsity Golf Team 1968 Varsity Tennis Team ROW ONE: George Moore, Charles Green. ROW TWO: Mike Jones, Nylon Henderson. Mike Jones Coach Tanty Ralph Kersten A Charles Green William Winfrey George Moore Varsity Baseball 1968 ROW 1, left to right: Dorsey Bray, Carl Glenn, Coach Zimmermann. ROW 2: Emmett Woodward, John Romero, Randy Gilbert, Jose Lopez, Sam Miller. ROW 3: Leroy Jackson, James Duff, Emilio Lopez, Lannie Banyard. Emilio Lopez Dorsey Bray Emilio Lopez throwing his curve ball to catcher Dorsey Bray. “On The Diamond I caught it, I caught it. If I catch this one, it will be my first one this season. I hope we win this one. LEFT: Shortstop Jose Lopez fielding a hot grounder. RIGHT: Coach Zimmermann checking the batting lineup. 79 Carl Glenn waiting for the throw to first. James Duff warming up in the bullpen. Comet Spirit! UNDERGRADUATES Juniors 11A - 11B Atkins, D. Austin, C. Caracter, R. Cathey, B. Collins, B. J. Cunningham S. Dial Ewing, R. D. Graham D. Hoover S. Hoover M. Jenkins E. Johnson V. Johnson J. King T. Lewis G. Lindsey A. Love L. Maclin A. McThadden I. Nichol D. Norton E. Ortiz C. Richardson R. Riley A. Sm ith J. Smith R. Taylor T. Hayes R. Torrence G. Torres N. Torres S. Townsell J. Van Dyke M. Walls M. Whatley R. Winchell J. Addison D. Allen R. Allen C. Amos M. Apkarion R. Arias J. Ashley B. Ballentine P. Ballard R. Barr E. Beamon W. Bedford L. Blackwell L. Boddie P. Bohanon S. Boyd R. Britton L. Brookens T. Brunson L. Cambell E. Carr D. Carson L. Carson J. Carter S. Clark B. Collins P. Condon C. Cooper R. Counce J. Day E. Downs G. Duncan D. Dunn R. Edwards J. Evans 84 Juniors 11B T. Fleck J. Foster S. Gardison J. Garry F. Gebas R. Gilbert C. Glover V. Grace C. Grice P. Griffin G. Grueschow R. Hamilton C. Harmon C. Harrell J. Harris R. Henderson L. Henry T. Hernandez E. Holmes W. Hooks D. Ivy A. Johnson D. Johnson H. Johnson R. Johnson J. Lawrence L. Lathan J. Lee L. Threat J. Lopez T. Love P. Lyons H. Mallett E. Malone L. Mann R. Martin J. Martinez D. Marvin R. Mated R. Maxwell D. Miller J. Neal R. Neely M. Page C. Payne J. Pirtle M. Poyorzelski R. Prescott C. Quesada C. Raith O. Rivera M. Rivis B. Rhem B. Robinson J. Robinson L. Robinson C. Rohr V. Rouse V. Royster B. Russ O. Santiago B. Scruggs V. Sheppard R. Sledge V. Slocum H. Smith J. Stocks C. Stream C. Sykes T. Terrantino B. Tisdcll L. Tisdell 85 Juniors 11B — Sophomores 10A B. Thomas G. Thomas G. Thompson T. Truss D. Turner M. Tyler N. Vagas E. Walker L. Walker B. Ward L. Washington J. Weed J. Wesley D. Weston M. Whitlock L. Wilder C. Wilkerson A. Williams B. Williams J. Wilson E. Bailey M. Bell S. Bickham Z. Bonds W. Booken J. Borges F. Boyd J. Boyd J. Bradley R. Brown M. Bryant K. Busater L. Collath J. Coleman L. Daniels R. Durret R. Exum E. Fields W. Flores D. Foster G. Fowler R. Gardison C. Glenn W. Griffin B. Handley L. Harper B. Hedgwood E. Henning J. Hopgood D. Hund N. Hunt L. Jennie W. Jenkins N. Johnson T. Johnson B. Jones B. Jones J. King M. Lewis S. Lombardi D. Love R. Love R. Mann C. Manning J. Martin L. Martin P. Morrow L. Moses D. Patterson D. Renfro J. Riley M. Rivera 86 Sophomores 10A - 10B D. Robinson S. Robinson D. Schneider S. Scott , ' • E. Handford D. Thompson A. Tucker R. Walton L. Ward M. Ward R. Waters J. Wehe C. Whiteside M. Wilkes D. Williams L. Winters E. Woodward D. Wright P. Yep W. Young L. Youngblood C. Adam J. Alden C. Allen 0. Allen L. Allen B. Anderson A. Ballard L. Banyard L. Banyard J. Bathke L. Bentson K. Bert F. Blakey J. Bonds E. Bowie B. Boyd P. Bradd C. Brooks R. Brooks M. Butler B. Bush P. Caraway S. Casian A. Claudio N. Clinton E. Cobb K. Coleman J. Coleman B. Crawford D. Davenport J. Davis O. Dixon J. Domenech J. Duff S. Erby 1. Esteves L. Fifer G. Fletcher H. Fletcher A. Froh A. Garner A. Garry V. Gilmore A. Glouer W. Glover C. Green B. Griffin S. Griffin L. Griffith Y. Hall A. Hamilton 87 M. Harmon G. Harper G. Harrison G. Hawkins M. Hebert N. Henderson L. Henning C. Holt U. Hubanks 0. Hudson M. Hughes J. Hutcherson W. Ivy A. Jackson L. Jackson L. Jackson W. Jackson S. James D. Jenkins D. Johnson T. Johnson F. Jones T. Jones J. Killibrew K. King H. Lewis A. Lindsey J. Lyles D. Marshall J. Martin D. Martinez 1. Martinez P. Martinez P. Matthews C. Maxwell R. Mays O. Me Murry V. Miller D. Moore D. Moore G. Moore L. Morgan D. Morris S. Morris V. Nance P. Nash N. Maclin E. Patterson P. Peeler J. Pirtle V. Pittman M. Porter W. Poston J. Plescott J. Preston M. Ratelle B. Reed J. Reyes H. Rhodes L. Rich A. Richardson M. Riley C. Robinson E. Robinson J. Roberson J. Robinson P. Rolanson J. Romero D. Royster C. Ruiz L. Ruiz U. Russ Sophomores 10B 88 Sophomores 10B — Freshmen 9A M. Sanders R. Shaw L. Sherry VV. Simon R. Sprewer D. Steel J. Steele P. Tarantino Y. Tate C. Taylor G. Thomas L. Thomas H. Thompson R. Thurman M. Toombs L. Torres J. Triplett S. Trudo A. Tyler C. Vanriper J. Ward T. Ward R. Wells A. Wilder W. Winfrey W. Wills J. Wilson T. Young G. Agron L. Armon E. Ascher D. Bobbitt R. Brown S. Brown B. Carpenter C. Carson A. Chardson D. Christian J. Cobb I. Collins C. Colon M. Cunningham C. Davis L. Deleon D. Dixon B. Dugger G. Dugger J. Ellis S. Feliciano R. Freeman R. Gardison R. Glenn C. Henry H. Hobson J. Holt V. Hunt C. Johnson D. Johnson H. Long F. Manuel D. Marshall D. McCain R. Me Crony E. McFarland C. McMillar W. Morrow B. Nation W. Newman J. Pappalardo S. Parker G. Rich R. Rivera 89 Freshmen — 9A - 9B A. Robinson L. Rogers P. Rucker R. Rychecky E. Santos W. Sargent E. Sellers W. Simmons R. Sledge J. Taylor O. Thomas V. Toney B. Toombs J. Torres J. Trudo A. Vazquel R. Velazquez F. Ward C. Ward A. Watson J. Westmoreland E. Williams T. Wilkins S. Acevedo S. Aden C. Addison R. Addison E. Alexander R. Allen J. Anderson C. Ashley F. Bell V. Bclon M. Billings L. Blue L. Body T. Body C. Briggs B. Briones M. Brooks H. Brookshire M. Buchanan R. Campos J. Chardson R. Carpenter C. Carroll D. Carter J. Carson J. Carson L. Cathey R. Chester J. Chipley P. Clark J. Colcins D. Coleman L. Coleman W. Cattrel D. Cox M. Cratten W. Cribb D. Crisci O. Day V. Densea E. Eady M. Edwards D. Ewing C. Fernardez M. Farsee J. Fleck E. Florer L. Ford L. Foster 90 Freshmen 9B F. Garcia D. Gardson J. Gathing A. Gonzalez S. Gonzalez S. Grace C. Griffin K. Hamilton S. Hanford G. Harper K. Harris D. Harries K. Haywood G. Hebert T. Henry S. Hickembotton A. High L. Hopkins P. Hoskin L. Howard M. Huerta H. Huges S. Hugey D. Ishaug C. Ivory C. Johnson D. Johnson C. Jones E. Jones P. Keys B. Killebrew L. Killebrew K. Kinnard J. Kutcher B. Lawerence O. Leal D. Linsey L. Lowrie R. Luckett E. Martinez W. Mazz J. Me Duffy R. McFarling T. McKay R. McNealey C. Means L. Mills C. Montgomery B. Moor G. Morris J. Myrick C. Negron G. Negron D. Newton I. Ocasio C. Ortiz L. Paige D. Patelski B. Preston M. Reyes G. Rivera M. Rivera B. Robinson C. Robinson N. Robinson J. Rodrignez G. Roebuck M. Rosch L. Ruffin D. Russell T. Sabourin K. Scott 91 B. Smith J. Smith M. Smith D. Steam L. Steel G. Taylor W. Taylor D. Thomas J. Thompson J. Tumage L. Taylor G. Van Eperen L. Vasquez R. Vaughn P. Vega B. Veldquez L. Vendson C. Wade N. Walker O. Walker Y. Walker C. Walters G. Washington B. Williams S. Woodley R. Woods J. Wright J. Wright C. Young D. A Hyson R. Armstrong J. Balderas D. Beamon J. Bradley J. Bradley R. Brown V. Deleon S. Dinkins G. Ewing A. Farrow Y. Flippin P. Gardison R. Ghosoon M. Green R. Green R. Hardaway J. Harris B. Hawthorne E. Henderson K. Hilburn T. Hinton A. Hutcherson L. Ivory L. Ivory D. Jackson L. Jacob J. Jones R. Jones R. Jones E. King Z. Love J. Martinole V. Maurice B. Mays C. McHodl J. McMurry R. McNeaiey B. Means S. Montgomery M. Reese C. Riley D. Settles Freshmen 9B — Junior High 8A 92 L. Shaw F. Sloan F. Smith P. Smith R. Suggs L. Sykes P. Thomas L. Thompson D. Tillmon B. Tinnon W. Tisdell A. Torres J. Towns A. Van Dyke J. Ward C. Wren M. Allen O. Armstrong R. Ascher M. Ballard A. Bell L. Betancourt V. Blakely A. Blimbergs H. Bradley E. Briones J. Brooks L. Brooks G. Brown N. Caballero S. Carson N. Carter M. Cegers D. Chesie D. Clinton F. Colon G. Cornelius J. Cox C. Crawford V. Cruz T. Decker R. Deleon R. Dexter A. Diaz R. Downs D. Edmond N. Esteeies R. Evans V. Farrow J. Fields J. Ford J. Ford C. Foster C. Gibas H. Gill Gonzalez M. Gonzales D. Grace F. Hamilton M. Harris R. Hays W. High J. Hobson C. Hoover M. Howard E. Huertas J. Hohnson J. Jones W. Jones G. Kendrick A. Kidd M. Kondziella 93 J. Lawrence W. Lombardi L. Lopez A. Love J. Martin J. Martinez S. Martinez D. Marvin E. Mateo E. McKinley E. Mitchell L. Morgan E. Moore B. Morris M. Morris T. Nash J. Noblin S. Orosco E. Ortiz B. Patterson B. Phillips B. Pittman P. Polk D. Preston B. Ragsdale L. Ragsdale P. Rivera T. Rogers G. Rosado L. Rosandich K. Scott J. Shaw G. Smith L. Smith R. Stocks L. Thomas B. Thompson J. Thompson L. Thompson R. Torres D. Traydom G. Walter L. Ward P. Ward T. Washington D. Weatherall M. Webb A. White S. Wilder D. Wilkerson B. Williams C. Williams I. Williams C. Winston W. Woodward H. Wojak R. Young M. Zabala B. Alexandria C. Anderson V. Bey D. Bohanon S. Doze man F. Casarez A. Cobb S. Coleman R. Cornelius J. Cranmore M. Davis R. Deida V. Deleon M. Denny Junior High 8B - 7 A 94 P. Diaz P. Diaz D. Dotson J. Drake C. Duncan E. Ealy M. Fleming R. Gholson J. Griffin C. Hall R. Hand ford P. Harris C. Hazley J. Hollins J. Deny L. James G. Jenkins V. Kendrick R. Key A. Kirk F. Koller G. McClelland J. McCoud G. McFarland R. McGhee F. Mathis C. Maxwell L. Means K. Milligan R. Nix S. Noetzel C. Pagan J. Sposton J. Prunty A. Rodriquez A. Rodriquez H. Ruiz C. Russell S. Stokes B. Schaffer D. Sims F. Smith K. Smith B. Thomas B. Thomas R. Thomas G. Torres L. Truid S. Vaughn R. Walton T. Washongton R. Wells V. White E. Wiekes C. Williams C. Winfrey D. Winters G. Woodley V. Wortham G. Young P. Zabala A. Adams S. Alamid V. Alexander E. Balderas G. Bamks R. Banyard T. Barbee L. Baige E. Beamon C. Below D. Berrigan 95 Junior High 7B W. Betancourt C. Body R. Bohanon D. Booker J. Boston J. Bray E. Brett J. Brock S. Brock R. Brookshire A. Brown I. Chingway J. Coleman K. Coleman P. Coleman B. Collins L. Craig N. Cumba E. Daltry M. Delagaza A. Diaz M. Dixon A. Dudley D. Duff H. Eliis T. Eliis M. Elazquez R. Farsee D. Felipe M. Finger A. Fields R. French C. Fuller K. Gainer G. Galarzu E. Glende G. Glende D. Gonzalez E. Gonzalez H. Gonzalez M. Gonzalez L. Goins D. Gordon J. Gordon B. Griffin P. Griffin D. Groepper M. Gurz E. Gutierrez A. Harrell C. Harris J. Harris W. Harris P. Harvey B. Henderson D. Hermanez L. Holmes D. Holt D. Hopkins L. Hudson K. Huges S. Jefferson W. Jelks L. Jewell G. Jones L. Jones W. Jones V. Jones S. La fuente V. Lame S. Lewis C. King 96 T. Leon A. Long M. Love E. Loyd VV. Luckett P. Luter P. Lyles A. Mack K. Manegold J. Mathis A. Marrow J. Martin S. Maxwell R. Me Dade C. Mendoza D. Molton L. Montand J. Mooney G. xMoore E. Morris R. Murley S. Myrick J. Negron M. Oden R. Paine R. Paine J. PCstka D. Picthadden M. Polk L. Porter C. Poston Z. Prescott L. Preston T. Reed C. Rivera F. Rivera L. Rivera D. Robinson H. Robinson M. Robinson E. Rodriquez T. Rodriquez S. Schaffer D. Scott M. Scott A. Shaw L. Shaw J. Shelton D. Sheets B. Smith R. Smith K. Stocks G. Strayhorn B. Suggs C. Taylor A. Thomas C. Thomas E. Thomas M. Thompson M. Thurman K. Todd C. Toombs T. Torres N. Torres C. Trott R. Trujilld R. Walters A. Ward P. Watson K. Webb A. Williams S. Williams 97 7B's J. Wilson W. Wilson J. Wright R. Wright R. Yaleriand M. Yelazquez D. Young G. Young Must be a good story. . . Mary had a little lamb. L. Young The old sneakin off with the ball trick. Excedrin headache no. 1, 000, 321! V. Turner 11A J. Ashley 1 IB R. Emery 11B I. Hyron 11B D. Moore 11B B. Richard 1 IB J. Thompson 10A R. Williams 10A G. Domenech 10B M. Hubbard 10B D. Jessman 10B W. Meissner 10B R. Petranek 10B C. Walton 10B K. Winfrey 10B J. Brown 9A 98 Love, C. 9a Scott, L. 9a Victor, T. 9a White, M. 9a Zolicoffer, V. 9a Brock, M. 9b Eady, E. 9b Cordon, J. 9b Green, C. 9b Jackson, C. 9b Stokes, L. 9b Tripplett, R. 9b Dillard, J. 8a Lewis, N. 8a Porter, M. 8a Willis, G. 8a Banks, L. 8b Barnes, R. 8b Curri n, B. 8b Duff, J. 8b Emery, E. 8b Gilmore, C. 8b Hawkins, C. 8b Long, E. 8b Reed, S. 8b Rhem, Y. 8b Riffler, M. 8b Trammel, B. 8b Varnell, L. 8b Ward, C. 8b Ward, V. 8b Washington, F. 8b Anderson, C. 7a Ash, J. 7a Brister, 7a Calloway, D. 7a Damon, T. 7a Davis, J. 7a Harley, L. 7a Jefferson, R. 7a Link, S. 7a Morgan, J. 7a Negron, W. 7a Polk, B. 7a Purifor, C. 7a Reese, C. 7a Robertson, B. 7a Robinson, V. 7a Russell, J. 7a Young, E. 7a Hardaway, R. 7b Love, M. 7b Noblin, W. 7b Vagora, M. 7b folks! Oh, I feel better now. . . I have more friends too. . . thanks to Listerine. Candid Comets! Hands off! ! It's all mine ! Try to steal our football will you! Poor Louis. His competition turned out to be the local draft board! Oh, no. This kid needs some Head 'n Shoulders. The Fantastic Four! The In” Group Now. . . where did I put the telephone? I'm Hip! To the now generation. Oh, has anyone seen Wagnall? (You know: Funk and Wagnall). It's really quite simple. You check the white 309 form against the pink 375 form. If the names match you make out a green IBM 72 card. Then you make a triplicate yellow 760 form to go in the stu- dent's brown 333 folder. Then.......... Comet Capers! Ha ! Ha ! You didn't think I could do it, did you? The loudest class in school? Wish they were ! The hugger! Lincoln serves the best food in the state. Prescott will give you the shirt right off his back! Don't hurt baby Charlie ! 102 Comets A-Go-Go! The odd one? No! Guess who's coming to lunch? No! MI don't care what Mr. Wulff says, this is a dumb way to march! Stretch your coffee break. . . . A Bippy? You're asking us what a bippy is? THE NERVE? Shall we dance? Where's everybody going? 103 Epilogue The bell rings and the hallways of Lincoln be- come silent. Another day, another week, another mark period and, fi- nally, another year, has come to an end. The school year 1968-69 was an eventful, dra- matic and some- times tragic year. On a national level we ex- perienced the deaths of Martin Luther King and Robert Kennedy, both struck down by assassins' bullets. On a local level we experienced the loss of our friend and lead- er, Mr. Andrew Dunar. We saw that 1968-69 was a year of protest and, quite often, violence. Yet we also saw that it was a year of achievement and hope. Apollo 8's historic trip to the moon and back stands as a good example. But perhaps the most significant achievement of all is that the human conscience seems to have been awakened. The ugliness of racial prejudice, poverty and war has been ex- posed. It is up to us now to work toward solutions for these proble ms. Life goes on - so must Lincoln. QUILL STAFF 1969 A