Lincoln High School - Lincolnia Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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22 T HE LI N O I, N I A John Wosnik 1008 Buhrer Ilappy am . from cure I'm free Why aren't they all content like me? Baseball '21 ’22 Steve Yurick—“Polack” 225 W. 14th St. Just last, year Steve joined our class But he is making friends quite fast.” Hi Y ’23 Annual Staff Glee Club '23 Football ’22 '23 Baseball '23 Ralph Zahour—“Cora” 4445 W. 3.5 St. He is not a moment without some duty” Orchestra President '23 Glee Club Hi Y President Radio Club Johanna Zskdkk—“Jo” 3704 Cypress Ave. Sweet and modest in her ways She went to school to pass the days.” Friendship '21 '22 '23 Commercial Club ’21 ’23 nnual Staff Class History

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THE LINCOLN I A 21 Charles Vogel—'“Chuck” 6209 Lexington Ave. “Zealous yet modest. Log Staff Annual Staff Gregory Wotschak 1762 W. 28th St. He may not be so very swift but he gets there just the same.” Alene Wilkinson 3200 Bradwell Ave. So shy and sweet So dainty and petite.” Glee Club ’22 ’23 Friendship ’21 ’22 '23 Spanish Club ’23 Alice Wilkin son- 3200 Bradwell Ave. She's Alene's twin, Glee Club ’22 ’23 Spanish Club ’23 what more need be said?

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T II K I. INCOLNIA (§itr Jlmurr Our class flower, the American Beauty, has all the attributes of a perfect flower. They are dignity, patriotism and grace. Its color symbolizes truth, loyalty and virtue. The January Class of 1924 chose the American Beauty because of the six essential traits which it embodies to successful men and women must possess all of these traits; with any one of them missing material success cannot be obtained and one would be a failure spiritually. As it happens to be a spiritual failure is in most cases a moral failure and there is no place in society for a morally unprincipled man or woman. And it behooves us, the members of the January Class of 1924 to keep ihese six virtues as our aim through life and never allow our standards to become questionable.