Lincoln High School - Quill Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1970 volume:

The Quill 1970 jWBClilin 'W nwised hind dney Fbitier: e Long Journey STRIDE Li oy Claude Brow FREEDOM Lincoln High School Milwaukee, Wisconsin •The Year Begi ns . . . Opening day--September 2, 1969. Right On, Lincoln! Bring on the books, the tests, the dances, the games, etc. These Lincolnites are ready! (For a look at how these same Lincolnites looked at the END of the year, turn to page 104. ) Dedication We respectfully dedicate the 1970 Quill to Mr. Ron- ald Foot, teacher, coach and friend, who devoted 38 years of his life helping to educate and guide young Lin- colnites. Mr. Foot retired last June, thus ending a dareer which saw him teaching the children of his former stu- dents. During these years he served as a teacher in the Business Education Department; Chairman of that same department; coach; and, finally, athletic director. His wit, wisdom and personality have already been sadly missed this year at Lincoln. Mr. Foot was a man who took rules and regulations seriously. He constantly set and maintained high stan- dards for his students and athletes. And although some students grumbled occasionally about that tough Mr. Foot or about how much work he was making them do, it was usually these same students who came back later in life to thank him for making them realize that they could actually do a lot more than they thought they could. Mr. Foot was once heard to say, I want Lincoln High School to be Number One, and when we reach that goal I want us to stay Num- ber One! Certainly, no one ever worked harder than Mr. Foot himself, to achieve that goal. It is, therefore, with a great deal of pride and fond memories, that we dedi- cate this book to Mr. Ronald Foot, Number One in our book! A proud family and a proud principal look on as Mr. Foot displays the plaque he received from faculty and stu- dents for Outstanding Service. Prologue This year has been a year of machines and technological advancement. We have watched a man walk on the moon, seen steaks broiled in seconds with micro-wave heat, listened to computers tell us how to live our lives and witnessed the transplantation of human body parts. Despite all our scientific achievements however, we found that 1969-70 was not without problems. We saw poverty take its toll all over the world. We saw racism--a — festering cancer in the body of America. We saw campus demonstrations, anti-war protests, a rising crime-rate, a shrinking dollar, a growing population, an increasing threat of pollution and a deadly war that seems destined to go on forever. But behind all of these things--the good and the bad, the successes and the failures, the hopes and the disillusionments--we saw a spirit--a spirit which gloried in its tri- umphs, wept at its failures, and, most important, never stopped trying. That spirit, of course, is MAN. In this, the 1970 Quill, we hope to present a look, our own small look, at man. We hope to portray the human side of Lincoln High School--the student, the teacher, the administrator, the office worker, the maintenance man--anyone and everyone who is a part of the life blood of L. H. S. We dedicate this book to Lincoln High School and to the spirit of man which prevails there. THE QUILL STAFF Glinda Thompson, Editor 1970 Historical Highlights 1969-70 NATIONAL C INTERNATIONAL 1st Man on the Moon Nigeria defeats Biafra Chicago 7 Conspiracy Trial War on pollution begins. Mini gives way to the Maxi” and the Midi. 11 Desegregation ordered in the South. Lottery draft system begins. The war in Vietnam continues. L.H.S. Dress code revised. Bi-lingual program in history started. Last mid-year graduation. PTSA (Parent-Teacher-Student Association Started. ) Inservice reading program for teachers conducted. Literary magazine Getting It Together started. Freeway begins to slowly surround Lincoln. 5 Senior Memory Page The Quill digs back a few years into its memory bank to present a look at some of the old-timers who will be leaving LHS this year. Remember, seniors, how you looked then? Did Leo ever wear his hair that short?. . .did the Tisdells really wear their hair like that?. . . is that really Diane Carson?. . . that can't be Mary Tyler!. . . is that really Margaret Rivas?. . . was Sharon Dial's hair ever that short?. . .is?. . .was? . . .did?. . . Well, you be the judge. Time marches on! Seniors— 1970 January Graduates President--Vicki Turner, Vice-President--Terry Truss, Secretary--Cleaster Sykes, Treasurer-- Elizabeth Malone. A bit of history: The January, 1970, graduating class is the LAST mid-year graduating class. Beginning in September, 1970, a yearly gradua- tion schedule will be followed. We wish these history-making seniors luck as they enter the cold, cruel world. (We're not just kidding, either. ft was below zero when they graduated!) Most Bashful Girl Shirley Boyd Best Athletic Girl JoAnne Neal Most Studious Boy Richard Riley Best Athletic Boy Terry Truss Most Studious Girl Cleaster Sykes Most Likely to Succeed Girl Patricia Lyons Most Likely to Succeed Boy Terry Truss Best Dressed Girl Vicki Slocum Best Dressed Boy Michael Lyons Cutest Girl Brenda Cathey Cutest Boy Rafael Mateo Most Artistic Dennis Norton Prettiest Eyes Dennis Norton Wittiest Joyce Evans Most Contagious Laugh Renee Ewing Shortest Girl Gloria Torres Shortest Boy Torrence Brunson Quietest Girl Barbara Scruggs Quietest Boy James Trotter Most Loyal Shirley Boyd Best Speaker Vickey Turner Most Creative Violet Royster Most Unpredictable Elizabeth Malone Best Couple JoAnn Carter and James Richardson Best Singer Girl Linda Turner Best Singer Boy James VanDyke Cutest Smile Girl Mary Jenkins Cutest Smile Boy Russell Britton Most Courteous Shirley Clark 10 January Graduates SHIRLEY BOYD Slick Corridor Monitor, Of- fice Monitor, Gym Monitor, Booster Girls, Drill Team, G. A.A., Math Club, Attendence Monitor, 1969 Home- coming Court. Ambi- tion: Bookkeeping and Accountant. RUSSELL BRITTON Von Cafeteria Monitor, Student Government, Corridor Monitor. SHIRLEY CLARK Feet Leader Staff, Jr. Sec. of America. Ambi- tion: IBM Computer Operator. JOHN CUNNINGHAM Varsity Football, Track, Wrestling. RENEE EWING Na Na Corridor Monitor, Of- fice Monitor, Red Cross Club, Glee Club, Jr. Sec. of America, Am- bition: Secretary JOYCE EVANS George Corridor Monitor, Lib- rary Monitor, Office Monitor, Drama Club, Tennis, G.A.A., Follies '67, Baton Twirling, Jr. Sec. of America President, Attendence Monitor, Homecoming Queen '69, Sr. Prom Princess '69. JAMES GARRY Band, Drama 11 January Graduates THOMAS HAYES Corridor Monitor, Jr. Varsity Basketball. MARY JENKINS Corridor Monitor, Booster Girl's Club, Acappella Choir, Music Festival, Mixed Chorus, G. A. A., Fol- lies '69, Attendence Monitor. PATRICIA LYONS Tracey Orchestra, Office Monitor, Leader Staff, Music Festival, Future Nurses of Am. , G.A. A., Student Govern- ment, Jr. Sec. of America, Badger Girls State. Ambition: Registered Nurse ELIZABETH MALONE Liz Treasurer of Jan. Class, Quill Staff, Li- brary Monitor, Office Monitor, Future Teachers of America, Drill Team, G.A. A. Ambition: Oshkosh State University. JOANN NEAL RAFAEL MATEO Kooie Swimming Team, Frosh-soph Football, Jr. Varsity Football, Varsity Football. DENNIS NORTON Den-Den Quill Staff, Sr. Boy's Service Club, Corridor Monitor, Upward Bound, Follies '67, Frosh-Soph Basketball, Cross Coun- try, Jr. Varisty Basket- ball, Varsity Basketball, Homecoming Court '69, Repres. to American labor council Sr. Book- let. Ambition: Com- mercial Artist. 12 January JAMES RICHARDSON Varsity Basketball VICKEY SLOCUM Office Monitor, Drill Team, Jr. Sec. Of America. Ambition: Work. Graduates GLORIA TORRES RICHARD RILEY Ril Corridor Monitor, Gym Monitor, Cross Country, Math Club, Varsity, Wrestling Squad. NELLIE TORRES Little Jiny Student Government, Jr. Sec. of America, Homecoming Court of '69. Ambition: College TERRY TRUSS The Beast V. P. of Jan. Class, Acappella Choir, Corri- dor Monitor, Wrestling Squad, Varsity Track, Music Festival, Mixed Chorus, Follies '65, '66, Math Club, Badger Boys State, Frosh-Soph Foot- ball, Varsity Football. Ambition: Coaching VICKIE TURNER Snoopy Pres. Jan. Sr. Class, Quill Staff, Corridor Monitor, Gym Monitor, F.T.A. Booster Girl's Club, Acappella Choir, Cheerleader, A B, Music Festival, Mixed Chorus, G.A.A., Fol- lies '67, Homecoming Court '69. Ambition: Law or Teaching. 13 More January Graduates TORRENCE BRUNSON Drama, Wrestling JOANN CARTER Corridor Mon. , Li- brary Mon., Gym Mon., Booster Girl's Club, Drill Team, G. A. A., Jr. Sec. of America. CHARLES COOPER Lil Coop Corridor Mon., Stu- dent Gov. , Inner High Rep. , Literary Mag- azine. GWENDOLYN HARVEY Ambition: to make Greg a wonderful wife. LINDA TURNER Acappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Follies Music Festival. CLEASTER SYKES Secretary of Jan. Class, Quill Staff, Of- fice Monitor, Jr. Sec. of America, Valedic- tori an. 14 Senior Class Officers — June Class PRESIDENT Cornelius Whiteside VICE-PRESIDENT Lance Blackwell SECRETARY Brenda Tisdell TREASURER Diane Carson Senior Census Best Athletic Girl Brenda Tisdell Best Athletic Boy Jimmie Foster Most Studious Girl Glinda Thompson Most Studious Boy Lance Blackwell Best Dressed Girl Doris Weston Best Dressed Boy Ralph Neely Quietest Girl Betty Russ Quietest Boy James Stocks Shortest Girl Linda Tisdell Shortest Boy Robert Sledge Tallest Girl Lois Carson Tallest Boy Eardis Carr Wittiest Doris Weston Most Contagious Laugh Emmett Woodward Best Dancer Girl Nancy Hunt Best Dancer Boy Emmett Woodward Most Likely to Succeed Lance Blackwell Most Loyal Larry Ward Best Personality Boy Earnest Handford Best Personality' fcirl Gertha Fowler Most Courteous Ronald Prescott Best Speaker Cornelius Whiteside Most Artistic Rosalind Ware Cutest Smile Girl Judy Ashley Cutest Smile Boy Dwight Turner Best Singer Girl Mary Bell Best Singer Boy Dwain Thompson Most Unpredictable Leo Harper Prettiest Eyes Arthur Love Most Bashful Girl Barbara Robinson Most Bashful Boy James King Most Cooperative Thomas Johnson Most School Spirit Nancy Hunt Most Creative Diane Love Best Couple John Wesley G Brenda Jones Best of Friends Sharon Dial G Glinda Thompson Most Soulful Julius Boyd Greatest Lover Girl Doris Weston Greatest Lover Boy Leo Harper Cutest Girl Debra Wright Cutest Boy Earnest Handford 15 Seniors JIMMIE ADDISON CRAIG AMOS Ambition: Mechanic RICHARD ARIAS Leader Staff, Varsity Football. JUDY ASHLEY ROBERT BARR Bob MARY BELL Library Monitor, Library Club, Acappella Choir, Music Festival '69, Mixed Chorus, Follies '68- '69, Jr. Sec. of America. Ambition: Data Processing. LANCE BLACKWELL Outstanding Teenagers of America '69, Leader Staff, Math Club, National Honor Society, Football, Golf. FLOYD BLAKEY WILLIE BOOKER Book Senior Boy's Service Club, Corridor Mon., A-V Crew, Stage Crew, Swimming Team, Baseball, Follies 68 G 69, Decca Club, Frosh-Soph Football. Ambition: Machine Operator. JOAQUINA BORGES Kini Quill Staff, Leader Staff, Corridor Mon., Upward Bound, Health Careers Club, Math Club. Ambition: Special Education JULIUS BOYD Juice Corridor Mon. , Stage Crewr, Band, Wrestling Squad, Varsity Track, Follies, Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football. JOANN BRADLEY Quill Staff, Office Mon., Booster's Girls Club, Follies '68 G '69, Trees for Tomorrow Attendence Monitor, Acappel- la Choir, Mixed Chorus, G.A.A. 16 Seniors RONALD CARACTER EARDIS CARR Corridor Mon. , Gym Mon. , Red Cross Club, Cross Country, Student Govern- ment, Math Club, Trees for Tomorrow, Frosh-Soph Basketball, Jr. Varsity Bas- ketball, Varsity Basketball. DIANE CARSON Class Officer--Treasurer 70, Corridor Mon. , Library Monitor, Office Monitor, Red Cross Club, Vice-Pres. Jr. Sec. of America. LOIS CARSON MARGARET CLINCY JOANN COLEMAN LINDA COLLATH Lynn Orchestra, Student Government, Trees for for Tomorrow. Ambition--Elementary Teacher. BERTHA COLLINS JO ANN DAY Betty Quill Staff, Corridor Monitor, F.T.A., Dramatic Club, G.A.A., Ambition-- Drama or Journalism SHARON DIAL Sam Quill Staff--Publicity Editor, Office Monitor, Gym Monitor, Dramatic Club, Orchestra, Health Club, College Club., Math Club. , Outstanding Teenager of America 69, National Honor Society, G.A.A. Camp, Captain of Who Knows? Team. Ambition--Medicine. EARNEST DOWNS GORDON DUNCAN 17 Seniors THEODORE FLECK WILFREDO FLORES Corridor Mon. , Math Club, Ambition-- Electronics. FRED FLOYD DIANE FOSTER GERTHA FOWLER Gertie May Girl's Service Club, Gym Monitor, Boo- ster Girl's Club, Orchestra, G.A.A., Afro-American Club, Decca Club. LINDA GOLDSMITH VERONICA GRACE DWIGHT GRAHAM PAMELA GRIFFIN EARNEST HANDFORD Frosh-Soph Football, Frosh-Soph Track. CHARLIE HARMON LEO HARPER Lee Swimming Team, Varsity Track, Tennis, Jr. Varsity Basketball, Frosh-soph Foot- ball, Varsity Football. Ambition--Naval Career. to CECIL HARRELL BRENDA HEGWOOD Office Monitor, Acappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Follies 68, Attendance Monitor, Ambition--X-ray Technician. RAYMOND HENDERSON EVA HENNING WILLIE HOOKS DOROTHY HOOVER Seniors SYLVIA HUGHES DIANA HUNT NANCY HUNT Jo Leader Staff, Corridor Mon., Library Mon. , Office Mon., Gym Mon. , Library Club, Drill Team, Music Festival, G.A.A., Follies 66, 68, 69, 70, Student Government, Afro-Am. Club, JSA. JOHN JEFFERSON WILMA JENKINS Jenk's Booster Girl's Club, Orchestra, Band, Upward Bound, G.A.A., Follies 68, Attendance Monitor, Ambition--Psy- chiatry. NETTIE JOHNSON 19 Seniors THOMAS JOHNSON Junior Frosh-Soph Track, Wrestling Squad, Frosh-Soph Football, Frosh-soph Football, Jr. Varsity Football. Ambition--Air Force Officer VERN JOHNSON Corridor Mon. , Jr. Varsity Basketball, Frosh-soph Football, Varisty Football. JAMES KING Band, Orchestra, Football JENINE LAWRENCE JOHN LEE LARRY LENYARD Cafeteria Mon. , A-V Crew, Band, Drill Team--Drum, Cross Country, Wrestling Squad, Varsity Track, Varsity Football. SHEILA LOMBARDI Leader Staff, Math Club, Who Knows? Team JOSE LOPEZ Pucho Quill Staff, Sen. Boy's Ser. Club, Cor- ridor Mon., FTA, A-V Crew, Chess Club, Cross Country, Swimming Team, Base- ball, Student Government, Math Club, Football £ Basketball Announcer. ARTHUR LOVE DIANE LOVE Love Gym Monitor, Drill Team, G.A.A., Follies '68, Decca Club. JULIA MARTIN LA VELLE MARTIN I 20 Seniors ROBERT MARTIN ROY MEANS WILLIAM MEISSNER Audio Visual, Stage crew, Corridor Monitor, N.Y. C. Mgr. Football team, Library monitor, Red Cross, Black Knights, Beautification Comm. RALPH NEELY MAXINE PAGE JANYCE PIRTLE CHARLES QUESADA MARGARET RIVAS Leader Staff, Camera Club, Health Club, G.A.A., Student Government, Math Club, Attendance Mon. MIRNA RIVERA Mona Library Monitor, Library Club, Booster Girl's Club, Drill Team, G.A.A., Fol- lies 69, Student Government, JSA, At- tendance Monitor, Ambition—Office Work. OLGA RIVERA Corridor Monitor, Band BARBARA ROBINSON DECLINTON ROBINSON 21 Seniors LOREINE ROBINSON Lo Jr. Sec. of America, Ambition--own a candy shop. BETTY RUSS OLGA SANTIAGO Cuita Upward bound, Jr. Sec. of America, Ambition--office work. WILLIE SCOTT ROBERT SLEDGE JAMES STOCKS Library Mon. , Dramatic Club, Library Club, Acappella Choir, Music Festival 69 C 70, Glee Club, Decca Club, Am- bition-singer and dancer. GREGORY THOMAS Tie” Corridor Mon. , Gym Mon. , Swimming Team, Varsity Track, Tennis, Afro- American Club, Frosh-Soph Basketball, Jr. .Varsity Basketball, Varsity Basket- ball, Forsh-Soph Football, Varsity Foot- ball, Ambition--College. DWAIN THOMPSON GLINDA THOMPSON Loukie Quill Staff--Editor, Gym Mon., F.T.A., Chess Club, Drama Club, Orchestra, Health Club, Fut. Nurses of America, College Club, Math Club, Seminar 68, G.A.A. Camp, National Honor Society, Ambition- - Medicine. LEWIS THREAT BRENDA TISDELL Tis Class Officer--Sec. , Quill Staff, Gym Mon., Orchestra, Upward Bound, G,A, A. , Follies 70, Girl's State High Jump Champion 69. Ambition--College, English. LINDA TISDELL Lin Orchestra, Band, Upward Bound, Music Festival, G.A.A. , Follies 67, 68, 69, All City Jr. G Sr. Band. 22 Seniors DWIGHT TURNER Dee Corridor Monitor, Gym Mon., Frosh- Soph Basketball, Jr. Varsity Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Frosh-Soph Football. MARY TYLER Office Mon., F.T.A., Dramatic Club, Seminar '68, Trees for Tomorrow. Am- bition: Pathologist. NESTOR VEGA Taguy Leader Staff, Varsity Track, Student Government. Ambition: Teacher LARRY WARD Bill Cross Country, Math Club. MARILYN WARD Drill Team, Decca Club ROSALIND WARE LARRY WASHINGTON Donnie Senior Boy’s Service Club, Corridor Mon. , Wrestling Squad, Upward Bound, Frosh-Soph Basketball, Varsity Football. ROBERT WATERS Track, Football, JOURNAL, Track meet JOHN WESLEY DORIS WESTON Sexies Cheerleader AGB, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, Follies '67, Ambition: Nurse CORNELIUS WHITESIDE Corny President of June Class, Quill Staff, Corridor Mon. , Office Mon. , Cafeteria Mon., F.T.A., Acappella Choir, Cross Country Capt. , Mixed Chorus, Upward Bound, Varsity Track, Student Gov., Follies '68, Frosh-Soph Basketball, Am- bition: To be successful. LINDA WILDER F.T.A., Booster Girl's, Acappella Choir Glee Club, Music Festival, Mixed Chorus, G.A.A., Follies '68,'69, Am- bition: College. Seniors EMMETT WOODWARD Big Em Acappella Choir, Wrestling Squad, Base- ball, Upward Bound, Music Festival, Mixed Chorus, Follies '66- '67, Student Gov. , Math Club, Frosh-Soph Basketball, Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football. Ambition: Chemical Engineer. DEBRA WRICFTT Deb Office Mon. , Drill Team--Cap. , Decca Club, G.A.A., Ambition: Work LAWRENCE ALLEN Acappella Choir, Varsity Wrestling, Corridor Mon. , Fresh-Soph Football, Frosh-Soph Wrestling. ROSALYN HAMILTON Fattala Quill Staff, Student Gov. , Jr. Princess, Ambition: Nursing THOMAS HERNANDEZ Greedy Corridor Mon. , Gym Monitor, Math Club, Baseball. Ambition: Electronics. DAVID MARTINEZ JOHNNIE MAE ROBINSON Acappella, Ambition: Secretary. ) “Camera Shy” ROBERT JOHNSON Dave Bing Corridor Mon. , Wrestling Squad, Base- ball, Upward Bound, Trees for Tomor- row, Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football. MARY LEWIS Library Monitor, Gym. , Upward Bound, G.A.A., Attendance Monitor, Ambition: College. EDGARDO ORTIZ Gardo Leader Staff, Sr. Boy's Service Club, Corridor Mon. , Music Festival, Frosh- Soph Football, Varsity Football. SYLVESTER ROBINSON Syl Corridor Mon. , Varsity Track, Frosh- Soph Football, Jr. Varsity Football, Var- sity Football. Ambition: Success in Course Persaude. DIANE SCHWARTZ Mixed Chorus, G.A.A. Ambition: Sec- retary. DOROTHY SMITH Glee Club, Ambition: Office Work 24 S3I1IAIJL3V Sr. Band FLUTE BASSOON BASS CLARINET BARITONE FRENCH HORN G. Ewing M. Harmon J. Triplett J. Bradley BARI SAX Y. Hall TUBA R. Downs J. Thompson K. Webb J. Wright V. Nance A. White TROMBONE TYMPANI G BELLS OBOE B. Reed TENOR SAX F. Smith G. Smith D. Johnson L. Vamell J. Noblin Jr. Sec. of America OFFICERS Vickey Slocum Renee Weing Joyce Evans Patricia Lyons Shirley Clark Jo Ann Carter Bertha Collins Olga Santiago Mima Rivera Members not Pictured: J. Ashley, M. Bell, B. Cathey, M. Clincy, C. Harrell, J. Lawrence, L. Robinson, C. Sykes, N. Torres, P. Griffin, S. Hughes, V. Grace, L. Morgan. Sr. Band CLARINET A. L. Tisdell P. P. Matthews B. W. Jenkins D. J. Johnson R. D. Coleman G. D. Newton L. R. Armstrong M. Garry P. Coleman Clark L. Jones Bush ALTO SAX Young A. Kidd Young A. Long Young D. Ewing Shaw H. McGill Long TRUMPET J. Garry J. King E. McKinley E. Mitchell A. Smith R. Allen B. Mays E. Rodriguez B. Alexander C. Duncan W. Noblin M. Silva PERCUSSION R. Brown E. Emery L. Linyard N. Lewis B. Ragsdale L. Ragsdale K. Scott R. Thomas W. Tisdell L. Trudo L. Ward M. Woodward National Honor Society Olga Santiago, Mary Tyler, Margaret Rivas, Cleaster Sykes, Vickie Turner, Sharon Dial, Glinda Thompson, Lance Blackwell. 27 Baton Twirlers Team FRONT ROW: Sherry Bozman, Evelyn Mateo. BACK ROW: Jackie Johnson, Jewel Noblin, Caty Maxwell. Drummer: R. Brown, N. Lewis, D. Carter, S. Boyd, E. Malone, V. Below’, D. Ew’ing, D. Wilkerson, M. Webb, J. Jones, P. Hoskins, G. Kendricks. Drummer: W. Tisdell, L. Lenyard. FRONT ROW: N. Hunt, K. Albert, C. Taylor, G. Thomas, D. Bohannon, J. Carson, L. Goldsmith, A. Tyler, D. Tillmon, R. Thurman. 28 G.A.A. ?‘ ‘Aw:r £OW Shavv' L Tisdell, W. Grey, R. Handford, M. Howard, S. Handford, C. Robinson, ROW Williams, S. Heard, V. Kindrick, J. Noblin, J. Johnson, B. Alexandra, G. Fowler, B. Williams, B. Tisdcll, B. Lawrence, ROW 3, M. Lewis, M. Allen, D. Robertson, N. Jackson, J. Lyles, J. Martin, W. Jen- kins, V. Ingram, L. Smith, C. Duncan, R. Chesiar, J. McThadden, L. Thomas, M. Jenkins. Booster Girls BOOSTER GIRLS: BOTTOM ROW: L. to R., D. Tillman, K. Albert, S. Bozeman, B. Means, M. Williams, SECOND ROW S. Heard, C. Taylor, I. Williams, V. Kindrick, M. Davis, J. Russell, L. James, D. Jackson, D. Bohanon, Advisor, Miss Carlin, TOP ROW, C. Ivory, S. Griffin, C. Anderson, Y. Hall, E. Henderson, J. Harris, D. Montgomery, E. Reynolds, M. Buchanon, G. Simmons. Orchestra FRONT: D. Settles, P. Ward, G. Woodley, D. Brooks, H. Wojak, L. Smith, C. Young, G. Washington, H. Lewis, J. McThadden, R. Deida, S. Twitty, E. Ealy, L. Craig, S. Montgomery, C. Riffer, L. Killebrew, K. Stock, J. Noblin, B. Killebrew, A. Tyler, S. Carson, B. Turrentine, C. Negron, F. Deida, Mr. Swanson, Conductor. Advanced Math Club L to R: Beverly Boyd, Sharon Dial, Joaquina Borges, Margaret Wvas, Emmett Wood- ward, Charles Quesada, Eardis Carr, Lance Blackwell, Mr. Nelson, Advisor, Glinda Thompson, Jose Lopez. Orchestra J. Tripplet, G. Ewing, L. Tisdell, P. Matthews, J. Johnson, W. Jenkins, K. Webb, J. Wright, H. McGill, F. Smith, Y. Hall, J. Bradley, L. Vamell, J. Smith, J. King, E. Williams, J. Thompson, R. Downs. Who Knows MEMBERS OF HOME TEAM: Cherie Maxwell, Sharon Dial, Sheila Lombardi. MEMBERS OF THE OPPOS- ING TEAM: Ceri Kratz, Ralph Drager, and Linda Rummler. MODERATOR: Tony Karr. Audio-Visual Crew Albert Edwards, Larry Lenyard, Warren Britton, Robert Perry, Ernest Emery, Mr. Stack. Stage Crew FRONT ROW: N. Smith, O. John- son, F. Ward, D. Green, J. Pirtle, TOP ROW: T. Washington, R. McFarland, P. Bradly, W. Booker. 1969 Royal Court: Cleaster Sykes, John Cunningham; Shirley Boyd, Carl Glenn; Queen Joyce Evans, King Jim- mie Foster; Brenda Cathey, Dennis Norton; Nellie Torres, Larry Lenyard; Vickie Turner, Terry Truss. { Homecoming 1969 “Comets’ Soul Supreme” Mix together one spirited student body, one eager foot- ball team, one royal court and a smidgin of SOUL and you have Lincoln's 1969 Homecoming, Comets' Soul Supreme! And it proved to be all of that and more. De- spite the disappointing loss to a strong Juneau team Home- coming 1969 was a soul success as brothers and sis- ters worked together to make it so. Read on now for some more scenes from Comets' Soul Supreme. . . Queen Joyce Evans and King Jimmie Foster. “Soul” Ceremonies Drum Major, Van Nance, presents a bouquet to Queen Joyce at Halftime Queen Joyce addresses a ceremonies. spirited student body. The Royal March by the Royal Couple. “Right on, Joyce and Jimmie!” On the Battlefield! . . .the faces of loyal Comet fans revealed the end of the sad story as Juneau emerged victorious, 33-0. But Comets' Soul Supreme proved that the Comets do, indeed, have soul . . .and they'll be back next year to prove it! Men’s Service Club FRONT: H. Sloan. 1st ROW, J. Maclin, W. Jelks, C. Carrington, A. Morrow, J. Wilson. SECOND ROW: F. Reese, L. Scott, O. Johnson, Mr. Lamboy, advisor. Armon, L. Lopez, W. Noblin, T. Nash, S. Martinez, B. Deida, E. Moore, C. Harper, W. Booker, J. Pirtle, M. Library Monitors STANDING L. to R.: Carmen Ruiz, Clora Walton, Advisor; esa Hernandez and Robert Ascher. SEATED: Ester Martinez. Laura Blakey.) Virginia Dcssen, James Stocks, Ther- (Not Pictured: Erma J. Bowie, and Future Nurses FRONT: L. to R.: N. Santiago, V. Shaw, S. Hale, M. Johnson, L. Gilmore. SECOND ROW: A. Vega, R. Diaz, D. Killebrew, R. Paine, L. Killebrew, G. Collins, M. Velasquez, D. Willis, Q. Watts, J. Harrell, K. Ivory. BACK ROW: Mr. Jackson and Mrs. M. Cuter, Nursing Talent Counselors, J. Martin, P. Luter, D. Farrow, Z. Prescott, R. Wearing, F. Bell, S. Taylor, K. Stocks, G. Williams, Mrs. Alice Gee, Faculty Advisor. Chess Club LEFT to RIGHT: T. Lucas, C. Lucas, H. Perry, E. Wright, T. Jones, E. Turner, D. Hopkins, K. Thompson, H. Collins, Mr. Robinson, Advisor, K. Hughes, D. Bush, E. Edwards, (T. Farsee, not pictured. ) 37 Spring Prom 1969 “A Night In A Black Orient” A Night in a Black Orient was the intriguing theme and title of die 1969 Spring Prom. Although the turnout was small, die mood was magical and the music mystical as Lincolnites and their dates danced, rapped and sipped the Oriental punch. Tuxedos and formals added a sophisti- cated touch to the oriental set- ting and brought a new life to the old Lincoln gym. Because of the small turn- out this was die last prom held at LHS. We hope that the prom tradition can be re- vived at LHS in the future and therefore make more evenings like A Night in a Black Orient happy memories to Lincolnites. King Cedric Harris places the crown on Queen Terry Kid's head in A night in a Black Orient. The Royal Court of Honor. Scenes From That “Special Night” Acapella Choir O ROW 1, LEFT to RIGHT: Mrs. Haywood, Cozetta Robinson, Soraida Feliciano, Marquita Norton, Brenda Lawrence, Cheryl Ashley, Lydia Jacob, Gloria Negron, Joanne-Coleman, Barbara Robinson. ROW II: Beverly Boyd, Julia Martin, James Mahoney, James VanDyke, James Carson, Mich- ael Porter, Sandra Hughey, Dwain Thompson, Mary Jenkins, Linda Wilder. The Mixed Chorus ROW I, LEFT to RIGHT: Charlette Russell, Bennie Thompson, Teleda Kyles, Ora Dixon, Darlene Sims, Valerie Kendricks, Denise Green, Czerta Riley. ROW II: Yvonne Rhem, Johnnie Robinson, Audrey Allen, Mary Angel Zabala, Deidre Carter, Mary Davis, Elvin McFarlin, Matha Green, Sherry Bozeman, Denise Jackson, Walter Wroodward. ROW III: Lawrence Thompson, Edward Young, Cynthia Anderson, Darlene Chesir, Virginia Below, Matha Morris, Shir- ley Allen, Chris Carson. Loretta James, Frances Smith, Leonious Torrence, Theodore Damon, Joseph Lawrence. “We Like It Here!” We Like It Here was the name of the 1969 follies and the outstand- ing performances certainly proved that, indeed, we do like it here! Here arc a few scenes from this exciting follies. A special tribute to those who participated in the 1969 follies, We like it here! Roy Torrence gives it all with his trumpet. The modest follies group. Singing and Dancing — Yea! Poetry in Motion! Beauty and Elegance! Sound of Soul. Getting it together! Nice! Soft! Mellow! Tighten up! Fling and Swing! Sing a Song “Jam Up And Jelly Tight!” 'Shake a leg! Age of Aquarius! 'Soul Sounds! Afro — Hispano- American Day Gettin' it together, bro! was a commonly heard expression around L.H.S. on the 5th of November as the first Afro-Hispano-American Day was held, Dashikis and naturals and som- breros and serapes” were the order of the day as students and teachers pre- sented a look into Afro and Latin Amer- ican cultures. Mr. Jake Beason, African History teacher, originated the idea for the day, but he was quick to point out that is was a team effort by students and teachers alike that helped to make it the success that it was. Right On! for an even bigger and better one next year!! Student displays in the second floor display case. The Lincoln Leader Some of the busy Leader staff take time out for a picture: Larry Ruffin, Lance Blackwell, Mr. Pantazon, Richard Arias, and Linda Killibrew take five to talk about the next edition. THE LINCOLN LEADER STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Shiela Lombardi MANAGING EDITOR Lance Blackwell REPORTERS Cherie Maxwell, Lewis Threat APPRENTICES Richard Arias, Greg Ewing H. McGill, Larry Ruffin EDITORIAL G BUSINESS ADVISOR Mr. James Pantazon The finished product! 48 Drama L MR. PEARSON Drama Coach Drama, under the guiding hand of Mr. Pearson, came alive at L. H.S. this year. Stage machinery was dusted off and the stage once again felt the foot- steps and heard the voices of those who chose to brave the footlights. Two one-act plays were presented: Three's a Crowd, and Sparkin’. However, drama students soon found out that it wasn't as simple as merely dusting off the machinery and getting up on stage and doing their thing. They soon discovered that while it was easy to memorize lines it was another thing to get up on stage and per- form in front of a live audience. But, judging from the great response and enthusiastic applause of the audi- ence, it was evident that they had performed well. It was indeed, a welcome revival! Pat Thompson seems to find something funny, while Isaac Gonzales, Declinton Robinson, Michelle Allen and Edgardo Ortiz seem to be on the verge of an argument, in the play Three's a Crowd. Barbara Reynolds, Sandra Blackmon and Darlene Bridges occupy themselves with household chores in a scene from the humorous play, Sparkin'. SPORTS 1969 Golf Team Head down! Eyes on the ball! Left arm straight! These words were heard over and over again by members of the LHS 1969 Golf Team as Coach Ment- zer worked with them on the fundamentals of this tricky, often frustrating, game. Many of the members were playing the game for the first time this year, learning quite quickly that it just ain't as easy as it looks! But by the end of the season it was obvious that Mr. Mentzer's words had had some affect as individual scores be- gan going down and swings be- came smoother. With a young team, mainly freshmen and sophomores, it's obvious that we'll be hearing more about them in the near future. SEATED: John Thompson, Lance Blackwell, Carl Stream, KNEELING: Charles Green, Eli Flores, Lannie Banyard, Willie Taylor, STANDING: Coach Mentzer, David Martinez, Johnny Anderson, Edward Fields, Bruce Williams. 1969 Baseball Team The 1969 season proved to be a disappointing one for the Comets as they experienced a winless year. Many times they came close to victory only to see one bad inning take it away. But the mark of a true sportsman is his ability to get up after a defeat and try again and the Comets have this sportsmanlike ability. Next year they may eliminate that one bad inning and start on the victory trail. One thing's for sure--they're going to try in a true sportsmanlike way. Varsity FRONT ROW: James Smith, Francisco Garcia, John Romero, James Duff; MIDDLE ROW: Randy Gilbert, Larry Steel, Larry Sherry, Wilbert Simond, Luciano DeLeon, George Domench; TOP ROW: Coach Zimmerman, Jose Torres, Jose Ruiz, Vito Martinez, Escibio Rodriguez, Leroy Jackson, Jose Lopez, Emmett Woodward. “On the Diamond” The Great Leaper Left-fielder Larry Steel. Coach Zimmerman demonstrates his power- ful swing. Shortstop Jose Lopez shows his great form. Catcher Leroy Jackson calling the signals. 55 1969 Tennis Team Inexperience according to Coach Tanty, was the main reason for an unsuc- cessful 1969 tennis season. Lincoln's net- men found themselves up against more seasoned and experienced opponents in almost every match. And since many of the Comets were playing for only their first ox- second years, any win-loss record must be considered in this light. However, the com- ets did gain much experience this year and Coach Tanty hopes that this experience will pay off on the courts next year. Varsity 1969 Netmen: Larry Jackson, Tony Jones, Billy Smith, Tim Johnson, Greg Thomas, Gerald Roebuck, James King and Coach Tanty. “On the Court 57 1969 Varsity Football Team SEATED: Richard Arias, James King, Albert Van Dyke, Leroy Jackson, Charles Green, Percy Rucker, Robert Sledge, Larry Linyard. KNEELING: Lance Blackwell, Roger Purrett. James Duff, Rafael Mateo, Jerry Harris, John Cunningham, Gerald Westmoreland, Emmett Woodward, Julious Boyd, Robert Waters, Terry Truss. STANDING: Coach Bradford, Vem Johnson, Ronald Prescott, Willie Kimbrough, Edward Fields, Declinton Robinson, Gerald Roebuck, James Foster, Carl Glenn, Robert Johnson, Billy Smith, Leo Harper, Coach Funk. 1969 Senior Lettermen John Cunningham Emmett Woodward Ronald Prescott Rafael Mateo Robert Waters Robert Broadway Joe Johnson Vern Johnson Julius Boyd Robert Sledge Terry Truss Richard Arias Leo Harper 59 Senior Lettermen Larry Linyard Declinton Robinson James King Lance Blackwell 1969 Frosh — Soph Team 1st ROW: L. Ward, R. McKinley, B. Polk, G. Washington, R. Young, V. Robinson, T. Damon, C. Walters, G. Mitchell, C. Winfrey, W. Tisdell. 2nd ROW: B. Phillips, G. Morris, R. Jefferson, R. Thomas, B. Mays, C. Young, M. Toombs, R. Green, J. Harley, R. Evans, O. Armstrong, K. Scott. 3rd ROW: G. Townsend, F. Ward, R. Brown, J. Thompson, J. Anderson, N. Gray, M. Reese, A. White, J. Allen, J. Dillard, S. Denkins, H. Wright. 4th ROW: T. Nash, J. Coleman, J. Prescott, L. Roger, L. Thompson, J. Boyd. 60 Instant Replays! 1969 Cross-Country Team SEATED: James Bradley, Andy Blimberg, Larry Vamell, Louis Lopez. KNEELING: Joe Warren, Ricky Downs, Corny Whiteside, Jose Lopez, Jesse Ward. STANDING: Coach Mentzer, Larry Ward, Eardis Carr, Dennis Norton, Herbert Hughes, Asst. Coach Pettis. The 1960's may have been, as some have called it, the Pushbutton Decade” or the Age of the Machine , but the 1969 Harriers soon found out that the only machine in- volved in their sport was man and that this machine was often pushed to the limits of performance. Because Cross Country is a highly self-disciplined sport the human body must be trained to a point where it ignores pain and fatigue and keeps on ticking those last few tortur- ous yards. Under new head coach, Mr. James Mentzer, the 1969 Harriers worked to achieve this demanding ability. With the experience of three returning lettermen, Dennis Norton, Larry Ward and Eardis Carr and the aggressiveness of first year runners, Jose Lopez and Cornelius Whiteside the team began to move like a well-oiled machine. Although the season was somewhat disappointing in terms of wins and losses, the Comet Roadrunners felt they had each come away with a new attitude toward their own physical capabilities and a resolution to push their human machines” to even greater limits next year. Meet Results North Side Meet - 7th of 8 Marshall Invitational - 6th of 8 Dual-North Div. - Won 39-21 Laser Invitational - 8th of 9 City Meet - 14th of 15 King, West, East - 4th Bay View - Lost 33-26 Regionals - 7th of 10 Larry Ward coming on strong. Cornelius Whiteside moving out. Jose Lopez strolling along. Eardis Carr warming up. Dennis Norton grooving with his radio! Ready. . . Get set. . . CO! Cross Country 1969 1970 Varsity Basketball Team A successful season is the way Coach Crawford stated it and the statistics would certainly seem to affirm his statement. Although the Comets did not win the championship they cer- tainly proved they were a force to be reckoned with. A record of 15 wins against 5 losses, a tie for second place in the city confer- ence, a narrow overtime loss against Tech in the regionals and countless thrills for the loyal fans proved that the season was a success. Individual honors went to Jimmie Foster who captured the city scoring title and a berth on the All-City Team. But it was a team effort that the Comets put forth in each and every game and it was this kind of effort that may make next year the year that 'The Comets Will Rise Again! The Coaching Staff THE 1970 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Donald Morris, Terry Love, Lonnie Armon, Billy Smith, Larry Ward, Mg., Dwight Turner, Glen Harper, Michael Hubbard. STANDING: Coach Crawford, Carl Glenn, Jimmie Foster, Dennis McCain, Eardis Carr, Henry Mallett, Coach Bradford, Coach Tanty. 66 1970 Frosh-Soph Team The 1970 Frosh-Soph team showed promises of things to come as they captured the city conference title with a 13-1 record. Members of this years squad are: KNEELING, John Gathing, Ken Scott, Terry Love, Larry Rogers, Glen Harper, Sam Dinkins; STANDING, Coach Tanty, Jerry Dillard, Wilbert Lewis, Billy Smith, Gerald Roe- buck, James Harley, James Bradley. 1970 Junior Varsity Team The JV team sup- plies reserve power and future players for the varsity. And, judging from the continuing suc- cess of the varsity, it's apparent the JV's are doing a good job. JV PLAYERS ARE: KNEELING, John Gathing, Ed Fields, Larry Winters, STANDING, Jerry Dillard, Larry Ward, Wilbert Lewis, James Brad- ley, Coach Bradford. Eardis Carr Dwight Turner Henry Mallett Mike Hubbard Jimmie Foster Comet Starters 1970 Lonnie Armon Dennis Norton Carl Glenn Dennis Me Cain James Van Dyke 1970 Swimming Team This year's team was the best team with the best records in my seven years coaching! Those were the words of Coach Zim- merman as he looked back on a successful season that saw the Lincoln Mermen com- pile a record of five wins and ten losses. It was a season that saw many fine in- dividual efforts and many broken records. Captain Vite Martinez (pictured to the right) and swimmers Jeff Weed, Joe Pap- palardo and Eli Flores were the leading scorers and record-breakers. So, even if it was not a championship season, Coach Zimmerman has good rea- son to be happy and proud. In fact, he has good reason to be even happier in that all of his athletes will be returning next year. With the experience and improvement they have shown this year, next year just could be that Championship Year! (Maybe next year Coach Zimmerman will be saying, This year's team was the best team with the best records in my eight years of coaching! ) FRONT: Carlton Winfrey, Benny Velasquez, Douglas Stream, MIDDLE: Donald Sellers, Eli Flores, Luciano Del- eon, James Smith, STANDING: Augie Biami, Vito Martinez, Jose Lopez, Joe Pappalardo, Jeff Weed, Mr. Zimmerman, Coach. 1970 Varsity Track Team Gusty winds, 15 degrees tempera- ture and a blanket of snow prevented the track team from getting outside for practice at the time the Quill went to press, so the Quill reporter caught them in the gym as they began tightening up some winter-softened muscles. Vetran lettermen Robert Waters, Floyd Blakey, Jessie Ward, Van Nance, Larry Lenyard, Willie Kimbrough and Gerald Westmoreland provide the nucle- us for this year's team and are expected to furnish much of the needed punch to put the Comets on top. Coach May stated that the strongest part of the team is the 880 Realy Team consisting of Robert Waters, Floyd Blakey, Gerald Westmoreland and Van Nance. I expect big things from that 880 Relay Team, Coach May comment- ed, They're all very fast and in good shape. So when the weather warms up and the track dries off, watch out Milwaukee, because Lincoln's Cindermen will be on the move. BOTTOM ROW: L. Lenyard, j. Ward, R. Waters, R. Downs, A. Vandyke. SECOND ROW: L. Vamell C. Wash- ington, R. Young, P. Rucker, W. Griffin, J. Dillard. TOP ROW: B. Anderson, D. Robinson, W. Kimbrough, G. Westmoreland, F. Blakey, B. Phillip, G. Dumcom. “1970 Varsity Cheerleaders” Jeanette McThadden, Joyce Evans, Vickie Turner, and Marilyn Brooks. B SQUAD Evelyn Mateo, Martha Green, Jewel Noblin, Yvonne Hall, and Linda Thomas. Senior Cheerleaders . . . Marilyn Brooks Vickie Turner Jeannette McThadden Joyce Evans . . . Give That Final Cheer Comet Power! Juniors 11A-1 IB Carter, D. Claudio, A. Clinton, N. Coleman, J Cooper, C. Davis, C. Domcnech, Allen, L. Boyd, H. Bradley, J. Brown, R. Bush, B. Bush, B. Busaterri, K. Davis, B. Durrett, R. Exum, R. Fields, E. Flores, W. Glenn, C. Green, C. Godbolt, D. Handford, E. Handley, B. Harris, J. Hinton, P. Hoover, S. Hunt, N. James, M. Jenkins, W. Johnson, A. Kimbrough, W. King, J. Lewis, M. Martin, J. Martin, M. Mays, R. Morrow, P. Ragsdale, C. Reed, B. Robinson, S. Sprewer, R. Vinson, C. Weed, J. Williams, W. Adams, G. Albert, K. Allen, A. Allen, C. Allen, D. Allen, J. Anderson, J. Ashley, C. Ballard, A. Banyard, L. Banyard, L. Below, V. Blue, E. Bobbitt, D. Body, L. Bonds, Z. Bowie, E. Boyd, B. Brister, M. Brooks, C. Brooks, R. Buchanan, M. Buchanan, T. Bynum, S. Carpenter, B. Carson, C. J. 79 Dorsey, L. Duff, J. Dugger, G- Esteves, I. Flectcher, G. Gamer, A. Garry, A. Gilmore, V. Grace, S. Griffin, B. Griffin, S. Griffin, W. Hall, Y. Hermon, M. Harper, G. Henning, L. Hobson, H. Hubbard, M. Hudson, O. Hunt, V. Jackson, A. Jackson, L. Jackson, W. James, S. Jennie, L. Johnson, D. Johnson, D. Johnson, G. Johnson, S. Johnson, T. Jones, B. Jones, T. Joshua, N. Lane, R. Lewis, H. Lindsey, A. Long, H. Love, C. Lyles, J. Maclin, N. Martain, J. Martinez, D. Martinez, I, Martinez, P. Matthews, P. Maxwell, C. Maxwell, R. McCain, D. McThadden, J. Moore, G. Moore, K. Morgan, L. Morris, D. Nance, V. Newman, W. Nichols, I. Norton, M. Pappalardo, J. Parker, C. Pealer, P. Perez, B. Pittman, V. Pogrzelski, M. Porter, M. Rhodes, H. Richardson, A. Riley, M. Rivera, L. Rivera, M. Robertson, J. Robinson, B. Robinson, J. Juniors 11B 80 Sophomores 10B 81 Anthony, M. Armour, O. Armstrong, R. Baldwin, L. Biami, A. Blue, L. Blue, M. Body, T. Brock, M. Brooks, M. Brown, A. Brown, R. Butler, R. Carpenter, R. Carson, J. Cathey, L. Chaney, R. Chesir, R. Clark, C. Clark, P. Coleman, L. Coleman, D. Collins, J. Cottrell, W. Cribb, W. Currin, B. Day, O. DeLeon, V. Dcsens, V. Dillare, J. Divens, L. Ealy, R. Edmond, D. Ewing, D. Ewing, G. Exum, D. Farrow, A. Fleck, J. Flippin, Y. Flores, E. Foster, L. Frosch, M. Fulford, L. Garcia, F. Cathing, J. Glover, W. Gordon, L. Gonzalez, P. Gray, F. Gray, N. Gray, W. Green, D. Green, R. Griffin, B. Griffin, C. Groce, M. Hamilton, K. Handford, S. Hardaway, R. Harley, J. Harper, G. Harris, D. Harris, J. Harris, J. Harris, K. Haywood, K. Heard, S. Henning, J. Henry, T. Hernandez, C. Hilburn, K. Hinton, T. Robinson, P. Romero, J. Ruiz, C. Ruiz, L. Sargent, W. Shaw, R. Shearry, L. Simond, W. Stafford, B. Stalling, C. Szymanski, J. Taylor, C. Terres, R. Thomas, G. Thomas, L. Thompson, H. Tonney, V. Torres, J. Triplett, J. Trudo, J. Trudo, S. Turrentine, B. Tyler, A. Tyson, M. Ward, J. Weatherall, J. Wells, R. Whatley, R. Whittaker, A. Wilder, A. Wilson, J. Winters, L. Ascher, E. Armon, L. Belazquez, R. Cobb, J. Colon, C. Chipley, J. Deleon, L. Dixon, D. Dixon, O. Dugger, B. Erby, S. Feliciano, S. Ford, L. Henry, C. Hughes, H. Jefferson, M. Jenkins, K Mahoney, J. McFarland, E. Merchant, V. Nation, B. Parker, J. Rogers, L. Rucker, P. Simmons, G. Steel, L. Thomas, D. Vinson, L. Ward, C. Ward, D. Ward, F. Westmoreland, Woodward, M. Acevedo, S. Addison, C. Alexander, E. Allen, A. Allen, R. Allen, S. Anderson, J. Juniors 11B, Sophomores 10 A B Sophomores 10B Hobson, J. Howard, L. Huerta, M. Hughey, S. Ishaug, D. Ivory, C. Ivory, L. Ivory, L. Jacob, L. Jines, D. Jones, F. Jones, J. Johnson, B. Johnson, B. Johnson, C. Johnson, O. Joy, D. Killebrew, B. Killebrew, L. Kyles, A. Kyles, T. Kutcher, J. La than, R. Lawrence, B. Lewis, W. Love, T. Lust, M. Martinez, E. Mays, B. Me Dade, C. McDonald, H. McFarling, R. McGee, D. McMurry, J. Means, B. Mills, L. Montgomery, C. Moore, B. Moore, D. Morehouse, A. Moses, P. Myrick, J. Negron, C. Negron, G. Newton, D. Nicholas, J. Ortiz, C. Page, L. Parker, C. Porter, M. Prescott, J. Pugh, J. Reed, B. Reed, J. Reese, C. Reese, M. Render, D. Rice, S. Richardson, J. Robinson, A. Robinson, C. Robinson, N. Roebuck, G. Roeder, T. Rouse, K. Ruffin, L. Scott, C. Settlers, D. Sloan, F. Smith, B. Smith, J. Tyler, L. 83 VanDykc, A. Vasquez, L. Vaughn, R. Vego, P. Velazquez, B. Wade, C. Walter, G. Walters, C. Washington, G. Wesley, R. White, C. Wilkerson, M. Williams, B. Williams, L. Williams, M. Williams, M. Woodley, S. Yarbar, P. Yep, P. Young, C. Addison, R. Armstrong, O. Ballard, M. Barron, D. Cobb, A. Cox, J. Cratton, M. Fowler, B. Henderson, E. Hutcherson, A. Jackson, D. Johnson, L. Marmolejo, J. McKay, T. Mimis, W. Rogers, T. Sellers, D. Smith, P. Valentine, M. Washington, N. Sophomores 10 B — Freshmen 9 A Williams, B. Williams, I. Winchell, R. Allen, M. Alexander, B. Alvarado, L. Ascher, R. Anderson, C. Anderson, J. Banks, F. Banks, L. Bell, A. Bey, V. Blakey, L. Blakey, V. Blimbergs, A. Bohanon, D. Bount, W. Bowen, V. Bozeman, S. Brandenburg, D. Brister, J. Brooks, C. Brooks, J. Brown, G. Brown, L. Callahan, S. Carson, S. Chesir, D. Clayton, B. Clinton, D. Colon, F. 84 Freshmen 9B’s Crawford, C. Crayton, V. Curtis, D. Damon, T. Davis, J. Davis, M. DeLeon, R. DeLeon, V. Denny, J. Denny, M. Diaz, A. Diaz, P. Dixon, W. Dixon, W. Downs, R. Duncan, C. Eady, J. Ealy, E. Edmond, D. Emery, E. Epps, P. Esteves, N. Evans, R. Farrow, V. Fields, J. Fleming, M. Foster, C. Funches, B. Galarza, D. Gholson, R. Ghoston, R. Gibas, T. Gilmore, C. Grace, D. Green, M. Griffin, J. Griffin, K. Gonzalez, M. Gonzalez, O. Gonzalez, S. Goodlow, L. Harris, M. Hanson, D. Hawkins, C. Hawkins, S. Hazley, C. Henderson, B. Hernandez, E. Hernandez, T. Hoover, C. Howard, M. Huerta, E. Ingram, V. James, L. Jefferson, R. Jefferson, S. Jenkins, G. Jewell, L. Johnson, C. Johnson, J. Johnson, R. Jones, J. Kidd, A. Roller, F. Kendrick, G. Kendrick, V. Lopez, L. Lombardi, W. Link, S. Lewis, N. Manning, W. Martin, J. Martinez, J. Marinez, S. Mateo, E. Maxwell, M. McGee, R. McGill, H. Mclntyra, D. McKee, T. McKinly, E. McMurry, O. McMurtry, B. Means, L. Mitchell, E. Moore, A. Morgan, J. Morgan, L. Morris, M. Narvaez, V. Nash, T. Negron, W. Nelson, B. Newkirk, S. Noblin, J. Orosco, S. Perry R. Phillips, B. Pittman, B. Polk, B. Poston, J. Purifoy, C. Ragsdale, B. Ragsdale, L. Reed, S. Rhem, Y. Riffler, M. Riley, C. Riley, D. Rivera, A. Rivera, C. Robinson, V. Roche, M. Rodriguez, A. Rodriguez, A. Rogers, L. Ruiz, H. Russell, C. Russell, J. Sanford, V. Santana, N. Santiago, N. Schilling, D. Scott, K. Shaw, J. Sims, D. Smith, G. Smith, L. Smith, R. Stewart, D. Stokes, S. Strayhom, D. Strzyzewski, D. Thomas, B. Thomas, L. Thomas, P. Thomas, R. Thompson, B. Thompson, J. Todd, C. Torres, A. Torres, G. Torres, V. Trudo, L. 9B’s Freshmen 9B — Junior High 8B 87 Tucker, N. Valeriano, C. Vamell, L. Ward, C. Ward, J. Ward, L. Ward, P. Ward, V. Washington, T. Washington, T. Webb, M. Wells, R. White, D. Wilder, S. Wilkerson, D. Williams, C. Williams, E. Winfrey, C. Winters, D. Wojak, H. Woodley, G. Woodward, W. Worthem, V. Wright, H. Young, E. Young, G. Young, R. Zabala, M. Zabala, P. Bady, P. Chappie, C. Martin, J. McThadden, D. Moore, E. Patton, J. Smith, K. Acevedo, H. Adams, A. Affayroux, J. Alexander, V. Anderson, C. Ashely, K. Atkins, E. Bahr, L. Baker, T. Balervas, E. Barbee, T. Bell, F. Below, C. Bert, M. Betancourt, W. Blue, R. Body, C. Boglitach, L. Booker, D. Bray, J. Brez, R. Brock, G. Brock, S. Brookshire, R. Brown, A. Brown, A. Brown, D. Carrington, B. Casarz, F. Chappie, R. Claymore, C. Clayton, W. Coleman, J. Coleman, P. Coleman, V. Conway, W. Craig, L. Cratton, R. Cumba, N. Cunningham, D. Daltry, E. Davis, J. Day, L. Deida, F. Diaz, A. Dixon, J. Dixon, J. Dixon, M. Docksworth, J. Dudlev, A. Duff, D. Ellis, H. Ellis, T. Epps, B. Farsee, R. Ferracin, D. Fields, A. Finger, M. Flores, B. Freeland, J. French, J. French, R. Fuller, C. Gainer, L. Gainer, R. Gibas, C. Gilmore, L. Glende, E. Glende, G. Goins, L. Gonzalez, A. Gonzalez, D. Gonzalez, E. Gonzalez, H. Gonzalez, M. Gray, K. Griffin, P. Hall, C. Hall, R. Hampton, D. Harding, K. Hardley, L. Harrell, A. Harris, B. Harris, C. Harris, W. Harvey, P. Hilbum, A. Holland, C. Holloway, K. Hudson, L. Hughes, K. Hughey, D. Jelks, W. Jenkins, W. Jones, D. Jones, G. Jones, I. Jones, L. Jones, V. Jones, W. Johnson, E. Johnson, M. Johnson, R. Key, R. Killebrew, L. Lafuente, J. Lewis, S. 8B’s Love, M. Lloyd, E. Lucas, C. Luckett, J. Luckett, S. Luter, P. Lyles, P. Maclin, J. Manegold, K. Manning, T. Mathis, F. Matias, J. Maxwell, S. McCloud, J. McDade, R. Montano, L. Mooney, J. Moore, A. Morris, E. Morrow, A. Morrow, M. Moten, D. Murley, R. Myrick, S. Nash, M. Negron, J. Noblin, W. Oden, M. Paine, R. Parrott, A. Perry, C. Polk, M. Porter, A. Porter, L. Pastka, J. Poston, C. Prescott, Z. Price, E. Ratzel, K. Reed, D. Reed, T. Renfro, P. Rivera, C. Rivera, F. Rivera, L Robinson, R. Rodriguez, E. Rodriguez, J. Santiageo, Y. Santos, O. Schaeffer, J. Scott, D. Shadd, G. Shaw, L. Sheets, D. Silva, M. Simons, M. Sloan, H. Smith, B. Smith, R. Sorrenti, D. Stewart, C. Stocks, K. Strawder, J. D. Strayhorn, G. Suggs, B. Taylor, M. Thomas, A. Thomas, B. Thomas, C. Thomas, D. Thomas, E. Thomas, L. Thurman, M. Torres, S. Torres, M. Torres, N. Todd, D. Toombs, L. Trujillo, R. Tucker, E. Twitty, S. Velaquez, M. Valeriano, R. Vallier, F. Vego, P. Vinson, D. Walters, R. Ward, A. Watts, Q. Webb, J. Webb, K. White, R. Williams, A. Williams, C. Williams, J. Williams, S. Williams, S. Willie, D. Wilson, J. Wilson, W. Wright, B. Wright, J. Wright, R. Young, D. Young, G. Zolicoffer, T. Brim ley, J. Brooks, D. Dietc, S. Edwards, A. Galarza, B. Garcia, L. Harrell, J. Hodge, J. Kopacka, A. Lucas, T. McFarland, R. Merkiewicz, R. Montgomery, S. Mom an, L. Negron, C. Olson, J. Rhodes, D. Riffler, C. Rivera, Y. Rodriquez, D. Santiago, A. Schaeffer, W. Sellers, R. Sheets, V. Tabor, M. Thomas, A. Tillman, K. Tillman, S. Vergara, M. Woodson, W. Allen, E. Alston, L. Anderson, R. Anglero, H. Armstrong, D. Arredondo, H. Austin, G. Junior High 8B — 7A — 7B 90 7B’s Avington, L. Banks, V. Bell, T. Bishop, M. Blue, D. Body, C. Bozeman, C. Brooks, N. Brown, N. Bullocks, G. Carvallo, E. Chiarello, P. Clark, Y. Claymore, S. Coleman, B. Coleman, R. Collins, G. Collins, H. Collins, J. Cratton, J. Davis, D. Deida, M. Delgado, F. Denny, R. Dent, L. Diaz, R. Duff, G. Eaves, E. Edwards, E. Ellis, C. Epps, J. Evans, P. Farrow, D. Farrow, W. Farsee, T. Fisher, M. Fletcher, A. French, M. Fuentes, A. Fuller, D. Garcia, R. Garcia, R. Gathing, G. Gholson, G. Glover, D. Gonzalez, M. Gonzalez, R. Green, C. Green, S. Griffin, D. Griffin, H. Hale, S. Hamilton, P. Henderson, L. Hinton, R. Hoefh, R. Hudson, D. Hughes, R. Hunter, O. Ivory, K. Jackson, D. Jackson, E. Jackson, M. Jackson, V. Jacob, D. Jacob, S. James, K. Jefferson, D. Jens, G. Johnson, C. Johnson, M. Johnson, R. Jones, D. Jones, H. Jones, T. Joy, M. Joy, T. Kachar, G. Kendrick, C. Killebrew, D. King, E. Kirk, C. Lambardi, S. Lampkin, T. Lathan, G. La than, R. Lee, E. Love, P. Luckett, B. Santiago, M. Malbonado, J. Manuel, D. Marmolejo, M. Martin, D. Mayek, G. Maxwell, C. May, j. McDonald, E. McDuffy, D. McFarling, W. McIntyre, G. Mckee, B. Mckee, M. McNealey, D. Means, J. Mikkelson, N. Miller, C. Mitchell, L. Morris, D. Morrow, D. Santiago, N. Sanders, P. Sanders, C. Sallis, M. Romero, E. Romero, A. Rodriquez, P. Rodriquez, E. Rodriquez, C. Robinson, V. Robinson, J. Roberson, M. Rivera, M. Rivera, M. Rivera, L. Rivera, D. Riley, M. Reed, S. Reed, D. Quin, V. Prunty, B. Price, K. Prescott, J. Porth, J. Perry, H. Ortiz, R. Ortiz, D. Olsen, J. Noblin, P. Murley, J. Muccio, P. Scott, B. Schaub, D. Sarkela, A. Junior High 7B 92 Shanks, D. Sharp, A. Shaw, V. Silva, L. Slack, A. Smith, J. Smith, M. Spatas, S. Stampfel, D. Strong, K. Strong, V. Talley, R. Taylor, D. Taylor, M. Taylor, S. Thomas, J. Thompson, D. Thompson, K. Thompson, R. Triplett, V. Trujillo, J. Tubbs, D. • Tucker, R. Turner, E. Valeriano, D. Vance, P. Vaga, A. Vergara, E. Vergara, T. Wade, D. Walker, Waltersv A. Washington, A. Wearing, R. Westmoreland, C. White, G. Williams, A. Williams, E. Williams, H. Williams, G. Williams, J. Williams, S. Williams, V. Williams, V. Wilson, K. Winn, G. Wisnewski, D. Wright, A. Wright, E. Wright, K. Wright, K. Yarber, C. Yeoman, L. Zolicoffer, A. Long, A. Long, M. The old double-lunch-hour gang! Administration MR. WALTER KLAESER Principal Lincoln Junior Senior High School. Miss Taeble, head secretary, gets her usual morning (Really, his bark is worse than his bite!) 96 instructions from The Boss. Administration 97 Mr. Ben Nelson, Administrative Assistant Faculty MISS CRINNA BARKSDALE Librarian, Library Monitors Club MR. JAKE BEASON African History MR. GOERCE BRADFORD Social Studies, Head Football Coach, Jr. Varsity Basketball MR. HORACE BRELSFORD Phy. Ed. , Asst. Foot- ball Coach, Head Wrestling Coach, Track Coach. MRS. KATHLEEN BRUNS English MR. JESSE CAMPBELL Teacher's Aide 3 MISS FAY DERZON English MR. JERRY BUDY Science MR. DOUGLAS BUGALSKI English MR. DONALD BULLAMORE English, Quill Advisor MISS KATHLEEN CARLIN Social Studies, Booster Girls MISS CAROL COOPER Bus. Ed. , Sr. Booklet MR. ROBERT CRAWFORD Art Dept, Head Follies, Head Basket- ball Coach Now I'll grade your muscle. Faculty MR. ELMER EARNEST Math Dept. Chairman MR. ROBERT FUNK History, Asst. Foot- ball Coach MISS JOYCE GUINN Science MR. JAMES HERZOG School Accountant MRS. MAMIE FOSTER Except. Ed. , Dept. Chairman. MRS. ALICE GEE Jr. H. S. Guidance Counselor, Adv. F.N.C. GH.C. MISS CONNIE FRANCOUR Student Teacher, Eng. MRS. SALLY CENTILLI Home Economics MRS. MARGARET FULLER Home Economics, Dept. Chairman MRS. ANNA GROSGALVIS Math, Math Club Advisor MISS ETHEL HARVEY Science, Sr. Class Advisor MRS. MYRNA JACKSON Exceptional Ed. Advisor, Drill Team, Baton Twirlers. MRS. MARY HAUCK Science MRS. CAROL HAYWOOD Music, A Choir Follies, Mixed Chorus Miss Filak opens her presents. (She traded school bells for wedding bells!) Faculty MRS. PEARLINE JONES Teacher Aide MRS. LILLIE KIMBROUGH Special Ed. MR. GEORGE KING Guidance MR. LEROY KROTTS Science Dept. Chairman MR. BILL LaCHAPELL Math, Asst. Baseball Coach MISS MILDRED LUEBKE Physical Ed. Dept. Chairman, Adv. Cheerleader, G. A. A. MRS. GLORIA MASON English, Intern Supervisor MR. ROLAND LAMBOY Social Studies, Student Govt. , Men's Service Club MISS LIELA LAUB Mathematics MISS NORMA LEE Foreign Lang. Dept. Chairman MR. SHERMAN MARTIN Teacher Aide MR. JACK MAY Phy. Ed. , Track, Football Coach MR. FRED McLANDAU Math MR. JAMES MENTZER Drivers Ed. , Ind. Arts Dept. Chair- man, Golf Coach, Cross Country Coach, My finger's stuck! Faculty K MR. JOHN MILLER Library MR. JAMES MILTON Special Ed. MR. ARNOLD MITCHELL Health, Intramural, Football MISS KATHLEEN MONSON Phy. Ed. MRS. JOYCE E. MONTANYE Home Ec. MR. ROBERT NELSON Math. Adv. , Math Club MR. ROGER NORTON Science, Social Comm. MISS CATHERINE O'BRIEN Guidance Advisor, DECCA MR. JOSEPH OLSZEWSKI Ind. Arts, Stage Crew MISS SALLY J. ONSRUD Art MR. ROGER PALAY Math MR. JAMES PANTAZON English Dept. Chair- man, Leader Advisor Coffee-break time! Faculty MR. RONALD PEARSON English Debate, Drama MRS. SOPHIA QUEEMAN Social Studies MRS. JULIE PRYOR Social Studies MR. JAMES RICE English P.T. A. officers discuss Strategy for the year. MISS RITA RICE Teacher's Aide MR. DAROL ROBARGE Guidance Athletic Director MR. JOHN ROBINSON Math, Chess Club MISS MARY ST. LAURENT English MRS. LIZZIE SIMS Business, Junior Sec. of America MR. LEONARD STACK Social Science, Audio- Visual MISS MARY ROHRER Art, Photography Club MISS MARY STEINER English Faculty MR. JAMES STIEWE Science, Social Comm. MR. THOMAS TANTY English, Frosh-Soph Basketball G Tennis Coach MRS. ESTHER WEISS Guidance Dept. Chairman MRS. FLORENCE SUMINSKI Sr. High Office Staff MISS CAROLYN TATE IBM Programmer r MISS LILA E. WERTH Jr. High Secretary MR. ALLAN SWANSON Music, Orchestra MR. RICH TOLLEFSEN Guidance MRS. ADDIE WILLIAMS Office Aide MISS JANET TAEBLE Head Secretary MISS MARY TRUITT Home Ec. MRS. JANICE WINZINCER Foreign Lang. MR. FRED WOLTERS Social Studies Dept. Chairman Oh, no! It's Monday already. More Faculty MRS. ATE-YARNEY English, Literary Magazine MR. CHARLES HABECK Math MR. JOSEPH ZIMMERMAN Social Studies, Head Coach, Baseball, Swimming MRS. CLARENE MOORE Business Ed. MISS MARY FILAK English MR. MATTHEW MORLEY Math MISS KRISTY FRANK English “Camera Shy Teachers” MISS BERNADETTE BERKEN Math MRS. THEODORIS CANADA Language Arts MRS. ANN JO CARTER English MISS JANICE DILGES Library Assistant MR. NEIL EVERSON Ind. Arts. MRS. INCELBORG FAGIN Special Ed. MRS. MARY FAIR Math MISS BERNADETTE GAJFWSKI Phy. Ed. MR. CHRISTIAN HANSEN Language Arts MR. EDWIN KROENING Language Arts MR. LUIS LOPEZ Foreign Language MISS MARION MAKIN Language Arts Mr. Parker pre- pares to bite into an MTEA- approved donut. MR. THOMAS MATES Math MISS ANGELINE PRENTISS Reading Center MRS. JANICE RISSER Language Arts MISS SANDRA SCHROEDER English MR. GEORGE TAYLOR Indus. Arts MR. LEONARD ZACHARIAS Math Cafeteria Staff L. TO R. : Mrs. E. Smith, Manager, Mrs. N. Baran, Mrs. V. D'Amato, Mrs. A. Smith, Mrs. D. DeMent, Mrs. C. Williamson, Mrs. M. Lutzenbuger, Mrs. D. Budziszewski, Mrs. S. Rivers, Mrs. Rewelinski, Mrs. B. Doxtater, Mrs. H. Spender, Not pictured Mrs. Cecilia Skorzewski. 104 School Daze A little dab of ketchup right here ought to improve the flavor. Hello, Mr. Lamboy in 103? You have a long- distance collect call from Mr. Norton in 135. Will you accept the charges? 105 That's right. A bowl of Wheaties every day and you too can look like this! Comet Characters! Eardis I dare you to step over this line! I'll wipe up the floor with you! Put em on. . . take em off. . . put em on. . . take em off. . . Laugh now, for you may never laugh again. This American Literature is the Greatest! !!!!•• Comet Cut-ups! 1970 Quill Staff ftctures, schedules, deadlines, headaches, decisions, creativity. These are the ingredients of a yearbook and this year s was no exception The Quill Staff feels it has put together one of the finest yearbooks yet au?rP,,S’ b,e“er quality-photographs, eight new pages and more comprehensive copy are only a few of tlie highlights of this year Quill., Plctured above are a few of the people responsible for creating this year s yearbook. (We couldn t get all of them together at one time! ) Shown ABOVE are: SEATED, Mr. Bull- amore Faculty Advisor; Glmda Thompson Editor; Sharon Dial, Publicity Editor; Staff-Members, ’ STAND- ING: Cornelius Whiteside, Earnest Downs, Linda Killibrew, Brenda Killibrew, Sherry Hoover, Linda Tisdell. eyT1CBiendaUSlLenn,S ’ R°SaIyn Hamilton- JanYce a dy Stanford, Whitewater or Bust! These Quill staff members journeyed to Whitewater in October for new ideas in yearbook journalism. Portrait of an adivsor. (Note the evidence of that serious disease known as Advisor's Syn- drome --sunken, bloodshot eyes, a glazed stare, gray hairs cropping up here and there, no smile, sus- picious, questioning attitude, and a MESSY DESK!) 109 This Year’s Staff Diversity Business-like? Leader THE END! Epilogue A new dawn. . . a new day. . . a new tomorrow. The sun rises on Lincoln High School, the halls fill with students, books are opened, minds are awakened. The spirit of man prevails. Quill 1970 Remember that class at the beginning of the book. Here they are after exams. Aw. come on now. things can't really be that bad! 6 If You're Out To Win a Race... Wisconsin Telephone An Equal Opportunity Employer for all the community news SUBSCRIBE TODAY THE NEW MILWAUKEE COURIER Rates: $2.50 six months $5.00 per year 2431 W. Hopkins Milwaukee, Wisconsin Call: 445-2031 �