Lincoln High School - Lincolnia Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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28 SENIOR YEAR BO O K Chester Livingstone “Ches” Fords To afford a new one George Metz •‘Sonin Doing nothing To keep on doing it Theodore Mossman “Ted Jazz To become a Grand Opera star Ruth Mower}' “Bright Eyes’' Ilot dresses To become a model Norman Myers “Beefy” Driving To drive the cattle home Charles Neu “Chuck” Gum To be a gum agent Dorothy Nieriker -Dot Shorthand To displace Martha Lee on the News Elizabeth Ord “Betty Teaching To follow in her sister’s footsteps Joe Pavia “Paving bricks Politics To become a custodian of the Royal Mouse Traps Arline Priehe “Arlin Smiling To smile from ear to ear Ralph Quist “Sugar Looking sweet To avoid being kissed Arthur Ritenour “Art Being late To be on time for his own wedding Olive Roper “Ollio 0 Rusty Remain U-nmarried S even S-casons William Rose “Bill Folly Girls To become a stage door Johnny Chester Russ “Ches Posing To win a beauty contest Elmer Schmidt “Schmidty” Acting dignified To become a spendthrift John Schneider “Johnny Writing To become editor of the “Police Gazette Bernice Slianowed “Bunny' Winking To take the place of Pola Negri Robert Sharp “Kewpie Shimmying To become Gilda Gray’s dancing partner Lawrence Sliestag Chink” Studying To raise a misplaced eyebrow Frank Szalay “A he” Bee Not to get stung Raymond Tatousek “Roy” Thinking To be a super-sleuth Wilmot Tompkins “Ulysses Hot parties To live in Paris Elizabeth Treat “Betts Library To get along with the librarians Mildred Wagner “Sadie Theme Paper To recover all she has sold Herman Wahl “Slats Ditching girls To meet his ideal Karl Willson “Smuds Hats To own a fur-lined derby Mary Zawadowski “Zatvy” Blushing To be a press reporter

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SENIOR YEAR ROOK 27 NAME NICKNAME HOBBY AMBITION Enid Armstrong •Tea nuts' Waiting (forV Most anything I.onm Auer “Lorn” Fellows To land 11lie whole class Francis Austin Frnney” Kids To mother the lower classmen Marguerite Barr Marg” .Spelling To win a spelling match Adam Baschawerk “Eve” Acting silly To become a court jester Margaret Beck “Toots” Dancing To conch Santa’s Reindeers Josephine Bender “Joe” Acting bard To try and look It Austin Benditz •Ben” Clothes To be a haberdasher Lysbeth Blaekburn “Blnekie Toys To become an organ grinder ('banning Blanchard “Freckles Cookies To captivate some Lorna “Doones Martha Boehmer “Marty” Skating To become the champion hash slinger of Berea Wilbur Brewer “Bebe Girls To entertain all the underclass fl a pliers Gilbert Brezine “Gil” 11 is looks a To pose for Aratex collars Anna Broscli “Brushy” Talking To tutor a class of parrots Lillian Brothers “Lir Dogs To start n sausage factory Varian Casterline “Bennie Writing poetry To make it rhyme Gilbert Clark “Kilts” Lillian To elope Mildred Cook “Moody” Nash Roadsters To vamp the traffic cops while driving it Harry Cooper “Pest” Golf To become a pro. at Ridgewood Sam Damian “Sambo” Da ncing To dance with all the chaperones Olive Devorek “Ollle” liooking innocent To deceive them all Jack Diebold “Junior Poetry To memorize the dictionary Joe Dolan “Cozy Cider To have the capacity of a ca mel Robert Eglestone “Bob” Sleeping To own a portable feather lied Beatrice El wood “Bea” Love notes To improve in that art Ervin Engel ••professor Hair To get a permanent wave Verna Frank “Frenchy” Bathing suits To swim from const to coast (Brookside Pool) Martha Gazdik •Marty” Cats To curl their fur Antoinette Geil “Patsy” Athletics To become a trapeze performer Margaret Glynn ■•Marg Latin To discover Virgil’s bones Mary Greco “May Flirting To take Wiluiot away from Elizabeth Steve Gulick •Mike Horses To go buggy riding Edward Hoffman “Ed Cigar bands To play the part of Gargle” in sore throat John Kapusta “Curly Teeth To found a home for lost fillings Dorothy Kessler Babe” Dieting To rival Miss America Anna Katzan “Bubbles” Boyish bobs To have long curls Matilde Kliment “Mutts” Being peppy To be one of Colleen Moore’s contemporaries Anna Kolometz “Bananns Fruit To own a fruit stand Lorna Koplin Peg Music To play a duet with Paderewski Eleanora Kriews “Pat Washing dishes To get a job at the Westlake Lillian Kubes “Lil Looking natural To become a nature dancer Gertrude Kurth “Gerty Coasting To slide down the milky way

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SENIOR YEAR BOOK 29 Class Will STATE OF OHIO COUNTY OF CUYAHOGA We, the 12A class of Lincoln High School, 1927 A. D., being more or less in our right mind, and having an inadequate memory, do hereby present our last will and testament. This document hereby revokes all other wills made by us, though we really have never been allowed to express our own will before. First: It is our will that all misunderstandings between ourselves, class mates and teachers be laid on the dusty shelf in the time worn cabinet of 401 and never be held against us in future years. Second: It is our will that we leave all our eccentric characteristics and coveted possessions to the 12B class altho we realize they are unworthy of such treasures. ITEM I Lectures by Miss Thompson on such topics as “What Promptness is Worth to All of Us When YVe Go Out into the World to Earn Our Own Living,” and “The Rules of the Library are:” we bequeath to her future classes. ITEM II To the Freshmen we will our worldly knowledge of everything in hopes it will guide their tottering feet through four long years. ITEM III Our nonchalant attitude toward all things and our care free ways, we bequeath to the wise Sophs. ITEM IV We will our intelligence, good looks, (if any) and wit to the Juniors, to be used at their discretion. Third: YVe will and bequeath to the officers of the aforesaid 12B class all of our seemingly desirable traits found in the officers of the aforesaid 12A class. ITEM I The leadership of Gilbert Clark, our most beloved President is left to Earl Bastian, President of the June class. ITEM II To the Vice-President of the 12B class, Nada Checie we bequeath Olive Roper’s sweetness, Mildred Cook’s beauty, Dorothy Kessler’s nonchalant manner, Margaret Glynn’s personality and wit, and Martha Boehmer’s athletic ability. ITEM III Mary Greco’s faithfulness and executive ability is willed to Martha Bishop. ITEM IV The art acquired by trying to extract “two bits” from Steve Gulick, Joe Pavia, and Norman Myers we bequeath to Red Weber. Fourth: We do hereby agree at this time to give up some of our much loved and long cherished possessions to certain carefully chosen members of the aforesaid 12B class. ITEM I To Nathan Tanzman a quiet member of the June class, we will the modesty and meekness of Adam Bashawerk.