Lincoln High School - Lincolnia Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1953 volume:

Alma Mater, Alma Mater, We're in love with you. There's no other school like you. You're the fairest, you're the squarest school in all the world. You inspire me through and through. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, We'll remember you. We'll remember our friends ever true, Here's to teachers, here's to students, Here's to everyone, Lincoln High School, here's to you. ■ - r E. J. BRYAN Experience is not what happens to a man. It is what a man does with what happens to him. May your experience in the years ahead of you be profitable, both to you as a person and to society. MISS MARY BENSON DEDICATION It is with a feeling of great pride and deep gratitude that we, the January Class of 1953, dedicate our yearbook to Miss Mary Benson. Her long untiring years of service, kindness, and generosity to the students and faculty at Lincoln High School will long be remembered. CLASS OFFICERS EUGENE ZADAR, PRESIDENT PHYLLIS EGGERT, VICE PRESIDENT DOUGLAS ARCHIBALD, TREASURER BESSIE TSONTON, SECRETARY EARL HOLT, ASSISTANT TREASURER CLASS ADVISER E. D. COLLINGS CLASS SPONSORS MISS GRACE KITZEROW LOUIS PERSKY CLASS MOTTO NOT FOR ONE SELF, BUT FOR OTHERS CLASS COLORS Dark Blue and Light Blue CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose I SOCIAL COMMITTEE ARTHUR PAUL, Chairman WILLIAM ARDEN KAY CLABAUGH JUNE DOUVRIS ROBERT MILLER ALICE MOKRIS MARGARET PAWLAK CHARLES SCOTT PHYLLIS SMITH ETHEL SODINI ALEX STRICHARCHUK PUBLICITY COMMITTEE CATHERINE ZUK, Chairman RUTH CARVER JOANN ELIAS MARY GROSSENBAUGH NATTALIE LAKOS JOHN LECKWATCH DIANE PALECHKA JACQUELINE ROOK LEROY TOTH ROLAND WALTERS RICHARD ZIELINSKI MOTTO COMMITTEE CLARENCE KREJCI, Chairman WILMA BLUNK ELAINE MARTINEZ PATRICIA MAYER FRANK SUCHARYK BEVERLY WULFF COLOR COMMITTEE FRED HANSEN, Chairman MARION BOHOVESKY ETHEL BONDRA ARLENE FILOUS MARY ANNE KUSNERIK MIKE SEKERAK FLOWER COMMITTEE SHIRLEY FALDTZ, Chairman PHYLLIS KREINER DONALD BILSKI JEANETTE PETERSON LAURA DEPUY RONALD WOZNIAK NOMINATING COMMITTEE EUGENE ZADAR, Chairman DOUGLAS ARCHIBALD WILMA BLUNK MARION BOHOVESKY CLARENCE KREJCI MARGARET PAWLAK ANNA MAE SASALA LEROY TOTH VIMCIT- Q)¥! • S E ■'VIMCTT_______________________________________________________________________________! Jt THE RUTH MARGARET ALLEN Log Circulation A Cappella Choir Tips for Tcons Club DONALD THOMAS BILSKI Flower Committee Varsity Bosketboil Teem Vorsity Football Teom Tollentes Athletic Club Baseball Club Radio Operators Club Teen-Age Problems Club, Present DOUGLAS A. ARCHIBALD Archie Class Treasurer Nominating Committe© Student Council Choor Leaders Club A Coppclla Choir Basoball Club Citizenship Award—4 Fin© Arts Club WILLIAM ARDEN Willie Sociol Committoc Varsity Basketball Team Varsity Football Team J. V. Basketball Team Docathlon Toam Intramural Basketball Student Council Tollentes KATHERINE H. BALTAS Kay Commercial Club Council on World Affairs WILMA EDITH BIUNK Tootsie Motto Committee Nationol Honor Society Horvord-Yalc Basketboll Teom F. T. A Bond Orchestra Attendance Award—11 Ensomble Contest—I First Plow MARION BOHOVESKY Mar Color Committee Nominating Committee Teen-Age Problems Club Attendance Awcrd—6 ETHEL BONDRA Eth Color Committee Alpho Y-Toens Bowling Team Attendance Award—3 1953 p THE RUTH CARVER Red Publicity Committee Alpho Y-Teens Teen-Age Problem Club Head Girl Cheer Leader KAY IONE CLABAUGH Kaise Social Committee Junior Honor Society National Honor Society lincolnette School Servico Award Stcti� tical Service Dramatic SHIRLEY CLARIN Curly leg Staff lincolnette Alpha Y-Teens Council on World Affair Scho'ojtic Writing Award JANUARY CLASS OF JUNE DOUVRIS Social Committee National Honor Society log Typi� t lincolnette lo Sombrero Alto PHYLLIS EGGERT Phyl Clot Vice President National Honor Society log Circulation Studont Council Lincolnette Attendance Award—8 School Service Award Spanish Certificate JOANN ROSE ELIAS Jo Jo Publicity Committee Student Council LAURA A. DEPUY Laurie Flower Committee Intramural Basketball Majorettes 8ond Orchestra Attendance Award—4 SHIRLEY EVELYN FALDTZ Shirl Flower Committee, Chairman log Staff A Cappella Choir Commercial Club Sodalita latino Toon-Age Problems Club Journalism Certificate —2 THE JANUARY CLASS OF 195 3 ARLENE NANCY FILOUS Red Color Committee Alpha Y-Teont Bowling Team MARY A. GROSSENBAUGH Publicity Committee lincolnettes First Aid Club, Prc idcnt Leaden Club Active Sport Tip for Teen Club FRED HANSEN Fritz Color Committee, Chairman Vanity Football Team Tollentes Tip for Toon Club School Service Award EARL JAMES HOLT Holt-ski Cla � Assistant Treasurer Varsity Football Team J. V. Football Team Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Tollentes Attendance Award—3 THEODORE KAZNOCH Ted Tollentes JO ANN RUTH KER Joker log Staff Intramural Basketball Intramural Swimming Bond Orchestra Art Club School Service Aword MARIAN L. KRAUSE Krause Intramural Swimming Safety Council Active Sport Alpha Y-Teen Bowling Team Bookbinding Club Teen-Age Problem Club PHYLLIS LUCILLE KREINER Phyl Flower Committee Band Orcheitra A Cappello Choir Active Sport Commercial Club Sodalitas Latino Attendance Aword—H THE JANUARY CLASS OF 1953 CLARENCE JOHN KREJCI Buddy Motto Committee, Chairman Nominating Committee Bond Orchestra All Ohio Boys' Bond Ensemble Contest Award—4 First Places MARY ANNE KUSNERIK Mare Color Committee log Typist Bookbinding Club Commerciol Club Council on World Affairs Attendance Award—9 NATTAIIE IRENE LAKOS Nat Publicity Committee Notioncl Honor Society log Staff lincolnettes F. T. A. A Coppello Choir Scholarship Aword—6 Notionol Scholostic Writing Contest —Second Prize JOHN LECKWATCH Legwash Publicity Committee Vorsity Football Team J. V. Football Team lob Dabbers Club Sixteen Mills Club Attendance Aword—9 School Service Award loothercraft Aword—Ford Contest ANTHONY J. MAGNANI Duke Tollentes ELAINE MARTINEZ Marty Motto Committee log Staff Intramural Bosketboll Intramural Bowling Alpho Y-Teens PATRICIA MAYER Pat Motto Committee Lincolnettes Teen-Age Problems Club Tips for Teens Club Attendance Award—7 Scholarsh:p Aword—7 NICHOLAS METYK The Count Intramural Boveball Tollentes Athletic Club THE JANUARY CLASS OF 1953 ROBERT EUGENE MILLER Bob Social Committee Vanity Boioball Team Vanity Football Team J. V. Football Team Student Council Bateball Club Radio Operator Club Chen Club ALICE MAE MOKRIS Al Social Committee National Honor Society Horvard-Yale Basketball Team lincolnette F. T. A. Leader Club A Cappella Choir Attendance Award—9 MARY MULLINS Kathy Teen-Age Problem Club Art Aword—Gold Key DIANE CAROL PALECHKA Dee Publicity Committee Junior Honor Society National Honor Socioty, Pretidcnt Log Editor Lincolnette A Cappella Choir Council on World Affair Scholarship Award—5 ARTHUR PAUL Artie Social Committee, Chcirmon Vanity Baskctboll Team Varjity Football Team J. V. Basketball Tcom Decathlon Team Intramural Basketball Student Council Tollentcs MARGARET PAWLAK Margie Social Committee Nominating Committee Log Circulation Intramural Volleyball Lincolnette School Service Aword JOSEPH PETERS Cercle Moliere JEANETTE PETERSON Jeanne Flower Committee Intramural Baseball F. T. A. Majorette Bond Orchestra Active Sport r ♦ t THE JANUARY CLASS OF 1953 JAMES J. REZABEK Henu Tollente Radio Operator Club JACQUELINE ANN ROOK Jackie Publicity Committee log Typist So‘ ty Council Alpha Y-Teen� , Prcjidcnt Council on World Affair Sodolito lotino Attendance Award—4 ANNA MAE SASALA Ann Nominating Committee Intramural Swimming Intramural Volleyball Safely Council lincolnettci Alpha Y-Teen Teen Ago Problem Club Tip for Teen Club CHARLES SCOTT Scott ' Sociol Committee )■ V. Football Team Intramural Boieball Inlromurol Boiketball Tollente Bo boll Club nP for Teen Club MIKE SEKERAK Mishue Color Committee Student Council Tollentes Attendance Aword—8 ARLENE MARIE SMITH Uppor Third Scholarthip Intramural Swimming Lincolnette Alpha Y-Teen Teen-Age Problem Club Tip for Teen Club Scholarship Award—4 PHYLLIS JEAN SMITH Smitty Social Committee National Honor Society log Circulation Student Council Attendance Aword—9 Scholarship Award—6 School Service Award SUSAN SMYRAK Sue Intramural Swimming Safety Council Active Sport Alpha Y-Tecn Bookbinding Club Teen-Age Problem Club 19 5 3 THE JANUARY CLASS OF EDMUND SOBOLEWSKI Tollentes ETHEL JEAN SODINI Tookie Social Committee Intramural Basoball Leader) Club Art Club Lincolnettes Attendance Award—9 School Sorvico Award Harvord-Yal Basketball Team LORETTA JEAN SOLARY Lert Intramural Basketball Intramural Swimming Intramural Volleyball Alpha Y-Teens Attendance Award—9 CAROL RITA STAFFORD Carrie National Honor Society Lincolnettes A Cappclla Choir Nccdlccraft Club Attendance Award—5 Scholarship Award—5 School Sorvico Aword ALEX STRICHARCHUK Strich Social Committee Varsity Baseball Team Vorsity Basketball Team Varsity Football Team Student Council Council on World Afioirs Attendance Award—7 School Service Award ROBERT STRODTBECK Bob Varsity Bowling Team Band Bowling Club, President Sixteen Mills Club FRANK R. SUCHARYK Sooch Motto Committee J. V. Basketball Team Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Student Council Tollentes Council on World Affairs MELVIN G. TIMM Tim Student Council Safety Council Tollentes Fishing Club Radio Operators Club THE LEROY TOTH Mumbles Publicity Committee Nominating Committee J. V. Football Team Intramural Basketball Tollentes VASILIKE TSONTON Bessie Closs Secretary Student Council linco'nettes F. T. A. Alpha Y-Teens Commercial Club Council on World Affairs Attendance Award—4 ROLAND WALTERS Publicity Committee Rcdio Operators Club TSquore Club garet wasiloff Margie lcs Typist LwcoImin binding Club Commercial Club on World Affairs JANUARY CLASS OF 1953 RONALD WOZNIAK Ronnie Flowor Committee Tollentes Sixtoon Mills Club Tips for Teens Club School Sorvico Award BEVERLY ANN WULFF Bev Motto Committee National Honor Society log Circulation lincolnettes Attendance Award—10 Scholarship Aword—5 Subject Superiority Award, French—4 EUGENE P. ZADAR Gene Class President Nominating Committee J. V. Football Team Student Council Safety Council Athletic Club T-Square Club RICHARD ZIELINSKI Rich Publicity Committee Intramural Baseball Intramural Bosketball Baseball Club Tips for Teens Club THE JANUARY CLASS OF 1953 CATHERINE ZUK Cash Publicity Committee, Chairman Notional Honor Society log Editor Student Council lincolnettes F. T. A. Council on World Affairs Scholarship Award—6 i Personality List % BOYS 1. Alex Stricharchuk 2. Leroy Toth 3. Eugene Zadar 4. Robert Miller 5. Charles Scott 6. Roland Walters 7. Donald Bilski 8. Charles Scott 9. Joseph Peters 10. Frank Sucharyk 11. Joseph Peters 12. Douglas Archibald 13. Arthur Paul 14. Fred Hansen 15. Earl Holt 16. Eugene Zadar 17. Clarence Krejci 18. Douglas Archibald 19. Robert Miller 20. William Arden 21. Mike Sekerak 22. Earl Holt 23. John Leckwatch 24. Anthony Magnani 25. Arthur Paul 26. John Leckwatch 27. Alex Stricharchuk 28. Arthur Paul 29. Theodore Kaznoch 30. Anthony Magnani 31. Earl Holt 32. Eugene Zadar Athlete Artist Manners Charm Cheerfulness Citizenship Complexion Conversationalist Cooperation Dancer Efficient Enthusiasm Eyes Hair Initiative Leadership Musician (Inst.) Musician (Vocal) Personality Physique—Figure Poise Sense of Humor Service Sheik—Sheba Smile Student Versatility Teeth Vocabulary Grooming Wit Most Likely to Succeed GIRLS 1. Alice Mokris 2. Ethel Sodini 3. Marion Bohovesky 4. Elaine Martinez 5. Marian Krause 6. Catherine Zuk 7. Jacqueline Rook 8. Kay Clabaugh 9. JoAnn Ker 10. Anna Mae Sasala 11. Nattalie Lakos 12. Beverly Wulff 13. Marion Bohovesky 14. Bessie Tsonton 15. Diane Palechka 16. Phyllis Eggcrt 17. Wilma Blunk 18. Margaret Pawlak 19. June Douvris 20. Kay Clabaugh 21. Arlene Filous 22. Joann Elias 23. Catherine Zuk 24. Phyllis Smith 25. Ruth Carver 26. Phyllis Eggert 27. Kay Clabaugh 28. Jacqueline Rook 29. Nattalie Lakos 30. Patricia Mayer 31. Joann Elias 32. Catherine Zuk IGast Mill mb We, the January Class of 1953, of the City of Cleveland, County of Cuyahoga, and State of Ohio, being of legal age and no minds and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and annulling any and all Will or Wills by us made heretofore: Item 1. To our principal, Mr. Bryan, and to the faculty we give the satisfaction of knowing that we are leaving at last. Item 2. With sincere apologies, we leave Miss Kitzerow and Mr. Persky with more white hair than they had before we were in their homerooms. Item 3. Elaine Martinez donates her chic hairdo to any girl who is brave enough to try one like it. Item 4. Jeanette Peterson bequeaths some First Aid supplies to Mr. Zupan to replace those used on her during chem lab. Item 5. Jim Rezabek, Melvin Timm, Bob Strodtbeck, and Joe Peters leave their lockers in the connecting corridor to anyone who can squeeze through traffic jams. Item 6. To some lucky future teacher, Catherine Zuk wills her cherished F. T. A. presidency. Item 7. Mary Mullins bequeaths a scratch pad to those students who love to doodle in class as much as she does. Item 8. Two vice-presidential offices are left vacant by Phyllis Eggert to any ambitious students who are qualified to fill them. Item 9. John Leckwatch gives up his parking space to the first one who finds it. Item 10. Clarence Krejci bequeaths his trumpet to an3'one with the muscles to carry it to school each day as he did. Item 11. Don Bilski donates his hip pads to a future gridiron star in the hope that someone else will enjoy wearing them more than he did. Item 12. To a senior high school boy, Leroy Toth leaves his brightly shined shoes as examples of what the well groomed young man is wearing these days. Item 13. Artie Paul and Bob Miller leave their off-key harmony of hillbilly songs to those who appreciate the finer (?) things in life. Item 14. Phyllis K r e i n e r, Wilma Blunk, and Laura DePuy consign their positions in the band and orchestra to any musicians who are capable of occupying them. Item 15. To some lucky girl, Ruth Carver donates her cheerleader outfit in the hope that the next person who wears it will enjoy it as much as she did. Item 16. Frank Sucharyk offers the suggestion of becoming homeroom errand boy to anyone who is looking for a legitimate excuse for being out of homeroom. Item 17. Ethel Sodini wills her worn-out paint brushes to the future Rembrandts in the art department. Item 18. Phyllis Smith bequeaths her fans to the future football queen hopefuls who want to sell the greatest number of passes. Item 19. Ed Sobolewski wills the many stories of his Chrysler to any mechanically minded boys who want to hear them. tCaat UtU --rmrtirat?i Item 20. To all struggling leather students Beverly Wulff leaves samples of her beautifully tooled work as examples of what can be done if one has enough patience and perseverance. Item 21. JoAnn Ker bequeaths her ability to Charleston to a prospective modern “flapper.” Item 22. Ron Wozniak donates a box of cookies to the hungry students in electrical theory as a farewell token. Item 23. Alice M o k r i s gives her thanks to Mr. Collings for the good times she had while helping him in 108. Item 24. Ethel Bondra, Arlene Filous, and Marge Pawlak leave their favorite spot in the main hall to anyone in search of a good meeting place. Item 25. Jackie Rook bequeaths her typewriter in 103 to a future Log typist. Item 26. Charles Scott leaves his Spanish book to Mrs. HolmGren, convinced that he’ll never be Ambassador to Spain. Item 27. Mike Sekerak bequeaths the Plain Dealers he reads in homeroom to Mr. Persky. Item 28. To some fortunate girls, Nattalie Lakos and Carol Stafford consign the choir robes they so proudly wore. Item 29. Bessie Tsonton and June Douvris leave their sewing equipment to any girls who will get as much use out of it as they did. Item 30. Eugene Zadar bequeaths his cherished title of “Mr. President” to a lucky 12A lad. Item 31. Joann Elias leaves her afternoon siestas to the sleepyheads who find it hard to stay awake in class. Item 32. Mary Grossenbaugh bequeaths her job in the dispensary to any girl who is interested in getting some nursing experience. Item 33. Shirley Clarin leaves her stale jokes to those who were unfortunate enough to hear them. Item 34. Loretta Solary wills her title of No. 1 Tax Stamp Contributor to anyone with the initiative to earn it. Item 35. Alex Stricharchuk and Fred Hansen offer tips on smart sales-talk to the future name card salesmen. Item 36. Kay Clabaugh bequeaths her Tuesday morning radio broadcast to a future newscaster. Item 37. Bill Arden gives up his 7:30 Tollente post to any earlybird who can make it at that hour. Item 38. Doug Archibald bequeaths his cheer leading pants to Mr. Rambo to wear at future rallies. Item 39. Shirley Faldtz and Marge Wasiloff leave their sympathy to those starving students who miss their lunch because they have driving during their lunch hour. Item 40. Marian Krause, Susan Smyrak, and Marion Bohovesky relinquish their places on the Scranton bus to those students who work downtown after school. Item 41. Anthony Magnani leaves his knowledge of current events to those students who have trouble with the Contemporary Affairs tests. Item 42. Pat Mayer bequeaths her curly hair to the poor girls who have to set their hair each night. Item 43. Nick Metyk wills his funny books to the unfortunates who get bored in study hall. SJast Hill—nmtitutrfc Item 44. Anna Mae Sasala leaves her ability to dance to any 7B girl who is eager to learn how. Item 45. The first seat in every classroom is left by Ruth Allen to students whose last names begin with A. Item 46. Ted Kaznoch bequeaths the honor of having the shortest program in the senior class to another lucky boy. Item 47. Mary Anne Kusnerik leaves the stencils in office production to girls who have no trouble cutting them. Item 48. Katherine Baltas wills her driving book to anyone who will profit by reading it. Item 49. Arlene Smith bequeaths her Lincolnette duties to any girl who wishes to serve the school. Item 50. Earl Holt wills his jokes and wisecracks to anyone who can tell them as well as he can. Item 51. Diane Palechka, Roland Walters, and Richard Zielinski leave a bottle of BC headache remedy to the writers of next semester’s Last Will and Testament. In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto set our hands to this our Last Will and Testament at Cleveland, Ohio, this twenty-third day of January A. D. 1953. January Class of 1953 The foregoing instrument was signed by the said January Class of 1953, in our presence and by them published and declared as and for their Last Will and Testament, and at their request and in their presence, and in the presence of each other, we have hereunto subscribed our names as attesting witnesses at Cleveland, Ohio, this twenty-third day of January, A. D. 1953. Witnesses: U. R. Nutts I. C. Stars I. M. Dunn NOMINATING COMMITTEE COLOR COMMITTEE FLOWER COMMITTEE MOTTO COMMITTEE Class Prophecy By NATTALIE LAKOS and JOHN LECKWATCH Ah, the wonders of Science! Maybe we could get hold of one of those rocket ships and perhaps zoom our way into the future, soy, about the year 1978 and see what our class is doing. Hop in and we'll get started. This rocket certainly travels fast because here we are hovering over the modernized city of Cleveland. I guess we have Mayor Eugene Zadar to thank for the city's improvements. How attractive the streamlined structures appear! Leroy Toth was the architect for many of the modern buildings you see. Focusing our rodar binoculars on the remodeled Court House we can see Judge Phyllis Eggert trying to decide whether the defendant is guilty of trespassing. Oh, those Commercial Law days! Hovering in a corner and talking about the good old days at Lincoln are Mary Anne Kusnerik and Marion Bohovesky, the court stenographers. They take their dictation on supersonic stenotype machines these days. Let's move along now. What a striking lot of posters are seen announcing the Roller Derby coming to Joe Peters' Arena! Guess it's because of the feature star Speed Demon Ker (JoAnn to us). Do you hear that funny sound? It's the motor of our rocket. I guess the trip into the future was a little too much for it. Well, here's hoping we make a smooth landing at that Sunoco Station. Oh! I beg your pardon. With a closer look we can see that it is a Sucharyk (Frank) Station. Let's have Ron Wozniak, the rocket mechanic, take a look at it. While the rocket's being fixed, we can take a stroll down Euclid Avenue. It certainly looks different. There goes one of those jet propelled automobiles that made millions for Roland Walters and Edmund Sobolewski. Just look at the way Pat Mayer drives it. She was voted one of the ten best dressed women on planet Earth recently. Passing Arthur Murray's Dance Studio we hear music and a voice saying one, two, three, kick. Investigating we find Chuck Scott, dance instructor. Those three women coming toward us look familiar. Why, they're Mary Grossenbaugh, Marian Krause, and Susan Smyrak. They're on their way to meet their successful businessmen husbands for lunch. Girls, why not try the latest hair style? It won't take long if you stop at the Atomic Beauty Salon, right here on Euclid. Arlene Smith and Anna Mae Sasala are the owners. Just moke your appointment with their receptionist, Ruth Allen. As we walk along on Euclid we see other classmates. There's Ted Kaznoch, who has just won the title of World's Fastest Typist. Another classmate, Robert Strcdtbeck, is the owner of the most modern bowling alleys in the state of Ohio. Any of you fellows craving a little exercise? Then why not stop in for a good work out at Bill Arden's Gym? It's getting a little windy now. There are quite a few papers flying around. There's part of the fashion page of the Cleveland Press. Elaine Martinez is Editor of the Women's Page, you know. The Press has claimed another Lincolnite. Mary Mullins works there as a fashion illustrator. We'd better get back to the rocket ship. It should be fixed by now. Rather than walk back, let's take a cab. Here comes one now, so we won't have to wait. Well, look who's driving it . . . Shirley Faldtz, holder of the city's best driving record. Once inside we'd better hold on to our hats. Class Prophecy—con linn oil Back at the rocket ship once again, we're ready for the take off. We'll pass over the stadium and see how the Browns are doing under the direction of their coach. Bob Miller. Memorizing all the rules really paid off. Moving along, let's once again use our radar binoculars and turn them toward St. John's Hospital, where we can see Alice Mokris checking the surgical instruments after a successful (?) operation. Where's the sponge, Al? Speaking of nurses, Jackie Rook is said to be a successful country nurse in Southern Ohio. Quite a few of our classmates have left Cleveland to find their way in other cities and countries. We'll take a ride to New York first. I'll bet as v e ride along Fifth Avenue slowly, we'll see many Lincolnites. Surely enough, we see Phyllis Smith and June Douvris, famous Powers models, on their way to an assignment. There's Shirley Clarin with her usual notebook, only this time she's gathering juicy bits of news for her column in the Times. Turning on to Broadway, we can see a crowd of people standing in line for tickets to the hit musical, North Atlantic, starring Douglas Archibald. Let's take a closer look at the crowd and see if v e know anyone. Yes, of course, there's Beverly Wulff, president of the I. J. Wolf Fur Company. Way at the end of the line is Katherine Baltas. She's getting ready for her trip to Europe. The policeman, Richard Zielinski, is having trouble keeping the crowd in order. Well, shall we move along? How about crossing the Atlantic Ocean? We'll be able to see the many classmates who are now in Europe. The first stop is England where Diane Palcchka, world traveler, is visiting her pen-pal. Rocket line hostess, Phyllis Kreiner, is vocationing in France before returning to her job. After traveling all over the world with her art exhibit, Ethel Sodini is now in Italy, the birthplace of many famous artists. Making a quick change in course, we find ourselves in a dark jungle of Africa, where we see Earl Holt and Fred Hansen getting ready for one of their famed wild game hunts. In many of the well-known zoos you can see some of the animals they have caught. Only with a rocket such as this one could we change our course again and find ourselves miles from Africa in a few minutes. Here we are in the Ukraine. Just think, we might see the U. S. Am- bassadress to that country, Catherine Zuk. Why, yes, there she is entertaining the All-American Woman Baseball Player, Laura DePuy and her traveling companion, manager, and agent, Jeanette Peterson. Bet the girls are having fun. Before going back to the U. S. we'll stop in China and catch one of Ruth Carver's talks on her book entitled How To Be A Successful Cheerleader In Ten Easy Lessons. In no time at all, by means of crossing the Pacific Ocean, we find ourselves in the U. S. again. Our first stop is California. In the beautiful San Fernando Valley, we see the luxurious home of the famous character actress, Kay (Sarah Bernhardt) Clobaugh. There are quite a few musicians from Lincoln cut here. They're playing in the Hollywood Bowl now. Just take a look at the Hollywood Bowl's program. Booked for a week are Wilma Blunk and Clarence Krejci doing a trumpet duet. They'll probably do one of their many original numbers. Following them into the Bowl is pianist Don Bilski. He'll do selections from Tchaikovsky. Class Pro phecy - - - continue!! If wc visit some of the movie studios we moy bump into make-up artist, Loretta Solary. She's worked on some of the most famous stars. If we had enough time we would be able to stop at the well-known Ciro's nightclub. It's now owned by Anthony Magnani. Marge Pawlak, famous TV singer, just finished a singing engagement there. On our way again we find ourselves over the state with the wide open spaces, Texas that is; we find the cattle ranch owned by Alex Stricharchuk and John Leckwatch. They were running up too many bills buying hides for their leather tooling business, so they thought they would grow their own. A quick turn and we find ourselves in Chicago. The department store, Marshall Fields, has claimed some of our classmates. Arlene Filous and Ethel Bondra are two of their fashion buyers. Joann Elias works there, too. She's head of their Complaint Department. Vasilike's Dress Shop just a few doors away is giving some of the dress companies stiff competition. Now where have we heard that name before? Why, of course, that's Bessie Tsonton, famous dressmaker. Maybe if we go to Chicago's Historical Society, we'll hear one of Professor Arthur Paul's lectures in American History. Now a short trip to the motor city, Detroit, where Marge Wasiloff has opened a driving school. In Battle Creek, not many projectile miles away, where so many of the breakfast foods are made, we find Carol Stafford. She writes singing commercials and especially likes writing in two-part harmony. Many of the boys have had successful careers in the service. The ones who remained in the service to become officers are James Rezobek, Mike Sekerak, Nick Metyk, and Melvin Timm. We've seen many changes on this trip. Let us make our last stop at our old Alma Mater, Lincoln, which has changed in outward appearance but not in our hearts. The rocket is acting up again, so we'd better call our trip to an end. The trip was fun, wasn't it? THE END. Homeroom 120 Homeroom 120 KEY TO BABY PICTURES 1. Diane Palechka—Sitting pretty. 2. Ethel Bondra—Oh, where's that smile? 3. Elaine Martinez—Oh, you beautiful doll! 4. Jo Ann Ker—Some dolls! 5. Ted Kaznoch—What do you have in your pocket? 6. Phyllis Smith—Oh! you flirt! 7. Anna Mae Sasala— Like my hair-do? I do! 8. Eugene Zadar—All dressed up, and I'm going places too! 9. Margaret Pawlak—Shall I laugh or cry? 10. Phyllis Kreiner—Just wait till I grow up! 11. Carol Stafford—What a smile! What no teeth? 12. Douglas Archibald—Little boy blue eyes. 13. Ronald Wozniak—Smile pretty. 14. Katherine Baltas—Look at my wave. 15. Wilma Blunk—Who blew that horn? 16. Loretta Solary—Come up and see me some- time. 17. Roland Walters—Hasn't shut it since. 18. Nattalic Lakos—I'm not a boy. I'm a little girl. 19. Arlene Smith—Eenie, mcenie, minie, moe. 20. Clarence Krejci—Ride 'em, cowboy! 21. Marion Bohovesky—I'm a pretty fast traveler. 22. Fred Hansen—Oh, give me a home where the buffalo roam! 23. William Arden—All I need is a beach! 24. Richard Zielinski—Forget the rest. I'm the one in the middle. 25. Arthur Paul—Yea! Team! 26. Ethel Sodini—Um! I'm a good cook. 27. Mary Anne Kusnerik—Cornin' through the rye. 28. Mary Grossenbaugh—L o o k i e! Me Santa Claus's helper. 29. Catherine Zuk—You can't fool me! Ha! Ha! 30. Ruth Carver—Miss Sunshine. 31. Bessie Tsonton—Now, this I don't like. 32. Alex Stricharchuk—See my muscle? 33. John Leckwatch—She loves me, she loves me not. 34. Marian Krause—Where's my boy friend? 35. Pat Mayer—Glamour pose! 36. Phyllis Eggert—It's the first day of summer. Time for bare feet! 37. Kay Clabaugh—Supposed to meet me here! 38. Edmund Sobolewski—Anyone want a ride? 39. Susan Smyrak—Little Miss Pixy. 40. Arlene Filous—I don't think I like you! 41. Donald Bilski—Well, you see it's like this. 42. Laura DePuy—Are they gonna sit me here all day? 43. Joann Elias—They're always giving me some- thing to hold! 44. Jacqueline Rook—Just lookin' 'em over! 45. Leroy Toth—I'm feelin' mighty low! 46. Alice Mokris—There was a little girl, etc. 47. Mary Mullins—They won't give me what I want. 48. Ruth Allen—You can't scare me! 49. Shirley Faldtz—Don't tell me that one. 50. Jeanette Peterson—I told ya so! 51. Beverly Wulff—I'm bashful! i S'’- , m f Autographs T ■ . ) . Alma Mater, Alma Mater, We're In love with you. There's no other school like you. You're the squarest, you're the fairest school in all the world. You inspire me through and through. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, We'll remember you. We'll remember our friends ever true, Here's to teachers, here's to students, Here's to everyone, Lincoln High School, here's to you. mmmm E. J. BRYAN The real aim of education is to enable you to continue your education. I hope Lincoln High School has enabled you to do just that, for as Newton Baker once said, He who graduates today and stops learning tomorrow is uneducated the day after. 2 E. J. BRYAN. f vi en -wE-sE-viiMciT Officers CLASS OFFICERS LEON GUBENO, President PATRICIA KLIMA, Vice President BEVERLY MOROSKY, Secretary NOAH MONSOUR, Treasurer JIM CARLSON, Assistant Treasurer CLASS ADVISOR E. D. COLLINGS CLASS SPONSORS MISS CECEL HASKINS MRS. GRACE MICKEY MISS BERTHA PALMER MISS DOROTHEA TAYLOR GEORGE TONEFF CLASS MOTTO IN OURSELVES OUR FUTURE LIES CLASS COLORS GOLD AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER YELLOW ROSE 4 Class Committees NOMINATING LUCILLE MESSURI, Chairman RONALD CURTIS JAMES ESBER DONALD MILLA DIANNE HOFFMAN COMMITTEE MILDRED KOBLY JOHN LEZAN CHRISTINE ARAPHELEN BURTON WILLEFORD PHYLLIS SOLARZ PUBLICITY COMMITTEE MONICA BONSIGNORE, Chairman JOE CUFFARI BARBARA SIRKOVSKI JUANITA MILLER EVELYN NAROLEWSKI GERALD KALETTA ALICE ISAAC WALTER GLATZ JEAN LAVALLE NICK LAZOR IRENE KLEMME RONALD CURTIS NORMA CADORINI SHIRLEY GEORGE JAMES ESBER DON MILLA LUCILLE MESSURI RALPH MELUCH SOCIAL COMMITTEE JAMES LAZOR, Chairman KATHY KOWALCHIK EUGENE LAZUTA JAMES SEIDOWSKI JEAN SPANAGEL CAROL ZIETLOW ROBERT DISCH MOTTO COMMITTEE STEVE HOLLIDAY. Chairman TERRY BERCHTOLD JUDITH HERBST EDWARD KOBAK BEVERLY ZELENKA KATHERINE PEASE COLOR COMMITTEE FERN HUPP, Chairman WAYNE JOHNS DON BECKER JOHN LEZAN ELAINE TORNO MAUREEN McKRELL DAN BALINT RICHARD GIFFORD SYDNEY DRIPAN FLOWER COMMITTEE RICHARD KOWALSKI, Chairman SHERRY HATHCOCK MIKE SEBES LYNDA PELTON 5 LAURA JANE ACELA THE JUNE CLASS OF 1953 Intramural Baseball lincolncttcs A Cappella Choir Music Appreciation Club Vocal Contest—II Rating Tips for Teens Club ELEANOR ADAMS Ele Intramural Badminton Intramural Bosketboll F. T. A. Active Sports Attendance Award—5 ELIZABETH ALMASI Eddgie HarvordYalo Basketball Team Intramural Badminton Intramural Boscboll Intramural Basketball Intramural Volleyball Active Sports Attendance Award—4 CHRISTINE ARAPHELEN Chris lincolnettes A Cappella Choir Alpha Y-Teens Commercial Club Council on World Affairs Music Appreciation Club Nominating Committee Student Council MARY ANNE ARDEN National Honor Society F. T. A. Band Orchestra Attendance Award—9 Student Director of Senior Bond Greater Cleveland Ensemble Contest Brass Ensemble Club ROSEMARY A. BABJAK Emma Safety Council Commercial Club Teen-Age Problems Club Intramural Baseball Tips for Teens Club DANIEL PAUL BALINT Dan Safety Council, President A Coppello Choir Small Ensemble Flower Committee LAURA MARIE BALLACHINO La La Intramural Volleyboll Active Sports Attendance Award—3 THE JUNE CLASS OF 195 3 CONSTANCE MARIE BARAN Connie National Honor Society log Circulation log Typist Lincolnettes F. T. A. Attendance Award—6 Scholarship Award—4 DONALD R. BECKER Color Committee Attendance Award—9 Library Club NORITA BEHRENDT Norge F. T. A. School Service Award Activities Council TERRY D. BERCHTOLD Motto Committee Junior Honor Society National Honor Society lob Dabbers Club Attendance Aword—11 Scholarship Aword—8 Sigmo Statistical Service log Stoff CAROLYN M. BERTKO Intramural Basketball lincolnettes leaders Club A Cappclla Choir Corclo Molioro Attendonce Award—4 RITA BIBLE Horvard-Yole Basketball Team Lincolnettes Mojorettes, Head Leaders Club Attendonce Award -5 Scholarship Aword—5 Student Council FLORENCE C. BOBER Flo Lincolnettes Alpho Y-Teens Attendance Award—5 Tips for Teens Club MONICA M. BONSIGNORE Monnie Publicity Committee, Chairman Junior Honor Society National Honor Society log Editor F. T. A. Scholarship Award—10 School Service Aword—6 Sigmo Statistical Service THE JUNE CLASS OF 195 3 CAROLE LENOR BROWN Brownie F. T. A. Band Orchestra lab Dabbers Club Nccdlecraft Club Sodolitos Latina los Sombreros Altos Attendance Award—7 JUNE K. BRUSAK Uppor Third Scholarship Art Club lab Dabbers Club Los Sombreros Altos Attendance Award—3 Scholarship Award—5 National Scholastic Art Award SHIRLEY M. BURSEREAN Shirl Lincolnettes Commercial Club Attendance Award—4 Tips for Teens Club VELMA CADD Vcl Lincolnettes Attendance Award—6 Intromural Swimming Activities Council Tips for Teens Club NORMA A. CADORINI Social Committee Junior Honor Society Lincolnettes A Cappella Choir Small Ensemble Commercial Club, President Attendance Award—6 Football Queen JAMES H. CARLSON Jim Class Assistant Treasurer National Honor Society Baseball Club lab Dabbcrs Club Attendance Award—3 Scholarship Aword—3 Sigma Statistical Service Intramural Basketball JO-ANN ELLEN CARPER Jo A Cappella Choir Art Club Commercial Club Teen-Age Problems Club Attendance Award—5 EDWARD F. CECIL Intramural Baseball Attendance Aword—4 THE JUNE CLASS OF 195 3 RAYMOND J. CHIKHANI Athletic Club CASIMIR CIERESZEWSKI Cas Athletic Club Tipi for Teem Club THEA CONLEY Red JOSEPH B. CUFFARI Djough Publicity Committee Decathlon Teom Intromurol Baseball Intramural Basketball Baseball Club Attendance Award—4 Student Council RONALD CURTIS Abe Publicity Committee Nominating Committee J. V. Boiketboll Team Tollontes A Cappella Choir Small Entomblo Fishing Club, President Radio Operators Club, President FLORENCE CZELUSNIAK Tips for Teens Club First Prim—National Scholastic letter Contest ROBERT W. DISCH Bob Social Committee National Honor Society Decathlon Team Intromurol Baseball Art Club Radio Operators Club Sixteen Mills Club Attendance Award—8 SHIRLEY A. DONNER Shirl Bond Orchestra A Cappella Choir Wind Ensemble Club THE JUNE CLASS OF 1953 _ . ...... ?lJ. _ 11 'JBR k i SYDNEY DRIPAN Sid Flowor Committoe Junior Honor Society Notional Honor Society, President Harvard-Yale Basketball Team F. T. A. Leaders Club Sigma Statistical Service JOHN DURISEK, III Turk Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Athletic Club Baseball Club Fishing Club ROSE MARIE ELIAS Ro Intramural Baseball Intramural Baskotball Commercial Club Council on World Affairs Tips for Teens Club Citizenship Award—4 ROBERT JOHN ELLIS Bob J. V. Football Team Tollontcs BARBARA E. EMERY Barb Ccrclc Moliere Teen Age Problems Club Tips for Teens Club JAMES ESBER Camel Social Committee Nominating Committee Varsity Football Team J. V. Basketball Teom Student Council A Cappclla Choir BERNARD LOUIS ESKER Oskar Teen-Age Problems Club PHYLLIS FIALKO Phil Safety Council lincolnottes Alpho Y-Teens Tips for Teens Club THE JUNE CLASS OF 19 53 JOAN GEORGENE FINK Jo F. T. A. Jon or Honor Society log Stoff Commerciol Club Attendoncc Award—7 Scholarship Award—4 EMMA FRANCESCANGELI Emm Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Intramural Volleyball Safety Council Cerde Moliero Teen-Age Problems Club Attendance Award—8 BERNADINE GABLE Bernie Commercial Club los Sombreros Altos Teen-Age Problems Club School Service Award WILLIAM EDWARD GALLA J. V. Football Team Student Council SHIRLEY GAZO Zipp Student Council Active Sports Tips for Toons Club SHIRLEY ANN GEORGE George Social Committee Upper Third Scholarship Intramural Basketball Leaders Club A Cappclla Choir Small Ensemble Active Sports Los Sombreros Altos RICHARD WILLIAM GIFFORD Rich log Staff Flowor Committoo Varsity Boskctball Team J. V. Basketball Team Decathlon Teom WALTER GLATZ Wally Publicity Committee National Honor Society Log Staff Band Orchestro Scholarship Aword—4 Photography Club, President THE JUNE CLASS OF 1953 WANDA GOLDEN Mickey A Cappcllo Choir Small Ensemblo Bookbinding Club VIRGINIA E. GRIVAS Jennie Horvord-Yale Basketball Tcom Intramural Boscboll Intrcmural Bosketboll Intramural Volleyball leaders Club A Cappcllo Choir Ccrde Moliere Teon-Ago Problem} Club LEON J. GUBENO Sam Gubcns Clo}} Prejident Junior Honor Society Nationol Honor Society A Coppell? Choir lob Dabbcrs Club Scholarthip Award—11 Subject Superiority Aword, Soeiol Studie}—7 SHERRY HATHCOCK Sher Flower Committee Upper Third Scholarship First Aid Club Alpha Y-Teens Council on World Affaire Ncedlecroft Club Citizenship Aword—3 School Service Award mmm LESLIE WM. HAUSERMAN Junior Honor Society Notional Honor Society Decathlon Teom Activities Council Attendance Award—9 Scholarship Aword—5 Sigma Statistical Service ELIZABETH HEIM Lizzie A Cappcllo Choir Small Ensemble Council on World Affairs Sodalitas latino Latin Certificate JUDITH HERBST Jud Motto Committee National Honor Society lincolnettes F. T. A. Leaders Club Commercial Club Teen-Age Problems Club Scholarship Aword—3 MARLENE RUTH HODGSON Mar Commercial Club PAUL AUGUST HOFFER THE JUNE CLASS OF 19 53 Vorsity Boseboll Teom Varsity Football Team Intramural Basketball Tollentes A Cappella Choir Boseboll Club Student Council DIANNE HOFFMAN Di Nominating Committee lincolnettes, President A Cappella Choir Commercial Club Council on World Affaire Student Council RICHARD HOLLEN log Staff Math Club Radio Operator Club STEVE HOLLIDAY Big Steve Motto Committee Varsity Basketball Team Vortity Footboll Tcom J. V. Basketball Teom J. V. Football Tcom Tollentes RITA MAE HUMM H'mmmm Intramural 8oseboll A Cappella Choir Alpha YTccns Teen-Age Problem Club Tips for Teen Club FERN MAE HUPP Color Committee log Staff lincolnettes F. T. A. A Cappella Choir Small Ensemble Alpha Y-Teens los Sombreros Altos ALICE ISAAC Alcy Publicity Committee Junior Honor Society National Honor Society A Cappella Choir Small Ensemble los Sombreros Altos, President Scholarship Award—8 KATHRYN J. JABLONSKI Kinka Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Intramural Volleyball Orchostro Art Club Cerde Moliere Attendance Award—3 Scholarship Award—4 14- — THE JUNE CLASS OF 195 3 MARILYN JARES Mar A Cappclla Choir Art Club Commercial Club Attendance Award—4 Art Contest—2 Places DAVID JAVORSKY Dave Attendance Aword—3 WAYNE JOHNS John Color Committee Upper Third Scholarship Baseball Club Attendance Award—5 Scholarship Aword—5 NANCY MARIE KAHL Intramural Basketball GERALD KALETTA Jerry Publicity Committee F. T. A. Council on World Affairs Lab Dabbers Club Attendance Aword—7 HARRIET ANN KARAFA Iggy Log Circulation F. T. A. A Cappollo Choir Tips for Teens Club Attendance Award—4 School Service Award Assistant of Newcomers Club Greater Cleveland School Music Contost ROBERT V. KARLAK Bob Intramural Boseball AUDREY KELCH Commercial Club Los Sombreros Altos Teen-Age Problems Club THE JUNE CLASS OF 1953 RICHARD KITKO Monk Vanity Baseball Team Vanity Football Team J. V. Basketball Team J. V. Football Team Decathlon Team Intramural Basketball Safety Council Bosoball Club IRENE MIRIAM KIEMME Ike Publicity Committee National Honor Society leg Staff F. T. A. A Cappello Choir Council on World Affairs Sodalitos Latina, President Subject Superiority Award in English—5 PATRICIA ANNE KLIMA Pat Class Vice President Notional Honor Society log Staff lincolnettes leaders Club A Cappello Choir Smoll Ensemble Tips for Teens Club EDWARD F. KOBAK Ed Motto Committee National Honor Society log Staff lab Dabbers Club Attendance Aword—5 Scholarship—4 Sigmo Statistical Service MILDRED ELIZABETH KOBLY Millie Nominating Committee log Circulation Lincolnettes A Cappello Choir Alpha Y Teens Commercial Club Tips for Teens Club Attendance Award—5 KATHERINE KOSTANTARAS Kay First Aid Club A Cappello Choir Council on World Affairs Tips for Teens Club School Service Award CATHERINE KOWALCHIK Kathy Social Committee A Cappello Choir Alpha Y-Tccns Teen-Age Problems Club Tips for Teens Club Attendance Aword—3 RICHARD KOWALSKI Dick Flower Committee, Chairman Varsity Bcseball Team Athletic Club Baseball Club Fishing Club THE JUNE CLASS OF 19 5 3 THEODORE KOWALSKI Ted Tollcntcs Sixteen Millv Club IVARS KUGRENS Corcle Moliere Council on World Aftoirs RITA KURPIK Commercial Club Teen-Age Problems Club Tipi for Teem Club GLORIA KUSSIN Glo Commercial Club Tips for Teens Club log Typist DOLORES LABINSKI Dolly F. T. A. Tips for Teens Club Log Typist VINCENT LAURENTY Vince J. V. Football Toam Student Council Fishing Club DOLORES JEAN LAVALLE Jcanie Publicity Committee Horvord-Yole Basketball Team Intramural Boskctboll tincolnoties leaders Club A Cappcllo Choir Smoll Ensemble Attendance Aword—6 JAMES W. LAZOR Jim Social Committee, Chairman J. V. Footboll Team Safety Council, President Tollentes A Coppclla Choir Attondonce Aword—9 THE JUNE CLASS OF 195 3 NICHOLAS LAZOR Nick Publicity Committoo Notional Honor Society Vorsity Boskctball Toam, Manager Vorsity Football Team, Manager Tollentes Rodio Operators Club Movie Operotor, Prosidonf Student Court EUGENE LAZUTA Gene Socol Committee Student Council Safety Council Tollentes A Cappella Choir lob Dobbers Club PATRICIA ANN LEIGH Pat log Typist Intramural Swimming Infromurol Volleyball Bookbinding Club Attendance Award—3 Art Award—Place JOHN LEZAN, JR. Johnnie Color Committee Nominating Committoo Varsity Baseball Team Varsity Football Team J. V. Basketball Team Student Council, President A Cappello Choir Small Ensemble LUCILLE LOSCHIAVO Lou Active Sports Commercial Club Los Sombroros Altos Needlecroft Club Teen-Age Problems Club VICTOR LUTYJ lob Dobbers Club Chess Club ROSEMARIE MACKOWSKI Mac Teen-Age Problems Club Tips for Toons MARY MARSINICK lincolnettos Commercial Club Nocdlocraft Club Teen-Age Problems Club THE JUNE CLASS OF 19 53 MARLENE MARTUCH Marl Lincolnettes Commercial Club Teen-Age Problems Club Nccdlccraft Club ANTHONY JOSEPH MASSI Tony Tips for Teens Club RAYMOND MATYSHYN Ray Varsity Baseball Team Intramural Baseball Student Council Tollontes Baseball Club ROBERT MAZAK Tips for Teens Club PATRICIA JUNE McKEON Pattie Upper Third Scholarship A Coppcllo Choir MAUREEN McKRELL Color Committee Upper Third Scholarship Scholarship Award—3 LEO McNEELEY Lee Intramural Baseball Tollentes F. T. A. Radio Operators Club Student Court, Judge JOAN MARIE MEHOK Jo Lincolnettes Ncedlecraft Club Teen-Ag© Problems Club Tips for Teens Club Attendance Award—4 Scholarship Award—5 THE JUNE CLASS OF 1953 RALPH E. MELUCH Melooch Social Committee Notional Honor Society Leg Stofi Tollentet Council on World Affoiri Attendance Award—6 Scholarship Award—3 Sigma Statistical Service LUCILLE S. MESSURI lu Social Committee Nominating Committee, Chairman Log StofF Intramural Basketball Lincolnottes Leaders Club, President A Cappollo Choir Los Sombreros Altos JOSEPHINE A. MILANO Jo Lincolnottes Commercial Club Teen-Age Problems Club DONALD MILLA Don Social Committee Nominating Committee J- V. Football Team Tollentes Sixteen Mills Club Attendance Award—6 JUANITA JEAN MILLER Punky Publicity Committee Log Staff Lincolnottes A Cappello Choir Commercial Club Los Sombreros Altos Teen-Age Problems Club WILLIAM MINGEE Safety Council Stomp Club, President FLORENCE MOHORCIC Flo Intramural Volleyball Lincolnettcs Commercial Club, President Teen-Age Problems Club PATRICIA ANN MOKRIS Pat Alpha Y Teens Teen-Age Problems Club THE JUNE CLASS OF 1953 NOAH MONSOUR Louie Clou Treasurer Decathlon Teom Student Council Safety Council A Cappella Choir Attendance Award—5 BEVERLY MARIE MOROSKY Bev Clou Secretory Junior Honor Society Upper Third Scholarship Lincolnottos Teen-Age Problems Club Attondonco Aword—8 Scholarship Award—8 Subject Superiority Awcrd in Commercial—4 ANNETTE K. MOUHLAS Student Council lincolnettos A Coppclla Choir Cerde Moliero Council on World Affairs Tips for Teens Club Attendance Award—7 KEN MURRAY Attendance Award—3 JEANETTE NACHORNY Jeanie Intramural Basketball Intramural Volleyball Safety Council A Cappella Choir Commercial Club Teen-Age Problems Club EVELYN NAROLEWSKI Evie Publicity Committee National Honor Society log Circulation Commercial Club Tips for Teens Club Scholarship Award—3 School Service Aword Fino Arts Club BRUNO OGSTS Upper Third Scholarship lab Dabbers Club Attendance Aword—3 MARGARET I. PATRICK Marge Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Student Council A Coppclla Choir Active Sports Commercial Club Teen-Age Problems Club I THE JUNE CLASS OF 1953 KATHRYN ELLEN PEASE Kay Mot� o Committee Intramural Swimming lincolnettes leaders Club Active Sports Commercial Club Sodolitas latino Tips for Teens Club LYNDA JEAN PELTON Lynn Flower Committee National Honor Society log Stoff lincolnette F. T. A. Loaders Club los Sombreros Altos Sorvico Cup JOSEPHINE B. PESTO Jo Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball lincolnettes Active Sports Commercial Club Teen-Age Problems Club Attendance Award—5 MARION D. PETRUSKA Petrus Intramural Basketball Intromurol Volleyball Student Council lincolnettes A Coppello Choir Commercial Club Council on World Affairs Attendance Award—9 CLORINDA PINOZZI Clo Tcon-Age Problems Club Attendance Award—6 WANDA PIWOWAR Pivie Intramural Boseball Intramural Basketball Intramural Swimming Intramural Volleyball leodors Club Active Sports Corclc Molioro Attendance Award—9 MARILYN L. POLIVKA Mar Teen-Age Problems Club TED POLUKA Intramural Baseball Tollcntes Baseball Club THE JUNE CLASS OF 1953 JOSEPH PROFANCIK Joe Athletic Club Bcseboll Club Sixteen Mills Club GENEO RAVANELLI A Coppello Choir Small Ensemble Tips for Teens Club SHIRLEY ANN RICHARDSON Shirl Intramural Baseball Intramural Boskctball Safety Council A Coppclla Choir Active Sports Teen-Age Problems Club JACK OBERLE ROTH Sofety Council Fishing Club Sixteen Mills Club MARIE PAULINE RUSYN Rus Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Intramural Volleyball lincolnettes Commercial Club Council on World Affairs Attendance Award DONALD SARGENT Sarge Sixteen Mills Club Tips for Teens Club GEORGE RICHARD SAUER Spider Varsity Bowling Team Intramural Baseball Intrcmurcl Bowling Bowling Teom Fishing Club Sixteen Mills Club PHILIP SCARBERRY Log Circulation Lab Dabbcrs Club T-Squore Club THE JUNE CLASS OF 1953 MARILYN SCHENK Mar Inlromural Baseball Intramural Bosketboll Commercial Club Teen-Age Problems Club Tips for Teens Club Attendance Award MARY LOUISE SCHOEN Lou Tips for Toons Club Attendance Award—4 MICHAEL SEBES Mike Flower Committee Intromural Bosketboll Athletic Club Sixteen Mills Club JAMES HENRY SEIDOWSKI Jimmy Social Committee Intramural Basketball Studont Council Safety Council Tollentes A Cappello Choir Small Ensemble Student Director of Choir ARLENE SENYK Art Art Club Bowling Team PATRICIA ANNE SHARKEY Pat A Cappello Choir Alpha Y-Teens Council on World Affairs WALTER B. SHUTTY Silk ' Tips for Teens Club Subject Superiority Award in Craft—3 NANCY CAROLE SIDLO Nan Junior Honor Society National Honor Society log Staff F. T. A. Commercial Club Attendance Award—7 Scholarship Award—5 THE JUNE CLASS OF 1953 AUDREY SIMADER Aud Art Club Council on World Affair} Teen-Age Problems Club ELEANOR HELEN SINDYLA El Bookbinding Club Commercial Club Neodlocraft Club BARBARA SIRKOVSKI Barbe Publicity Committee Junior Honor Society National Honor Society log Staff F. T. A. Art Club Scholarship Award—7 Sigma Statistical Service ANNETTE SKOULIS Cercle Moliere Council on World Affairs Teen Age Problems Club PHYLLIS J. SOLARZ Phil Nominating Committee Lincolnettes Teen-Age Problems Club Fine Arts Club JEAN PHYLLIS SPANAGEL Jeannie Social Committee Junior Honor Society National Honor Society Student Council A Cappella Choir Attendance Award—8 Scholarship Award—10 Subject Superiority Award in English—4 JOANNE M. STEIGERWALD Joanie Junior Honor Socioty Lincolnettes Band Tips for Teens Club Attendance Award—7 Scholarship Award—7 EDWARD M. STEMPINSKI Stup J. V. Football Team Intramural Baseball A Cappella Choir Attendance Award—5 THE JUNE CLASS OF 19 5 3 EDWARD R. STRAUSS Big Ed Vorsity Bowling Team Intramural Bowling Bowling Toom Attendance Award—7 VIRGINIA STUDENY Jenny leg StefF Intramural Basketball Intromurcl Volleyball Active Sports Alpha Y-Teens Citizonship Award—3 EVELYN SWETTERS Tips for Teens Club Teen Age Problems Club LAWRENCE M. SWINTEK Larry Varsity Bowling Team Decathlon Team Intramural Bowling Athletic Club Bowling Team GERALDINE SZYMCZAK Gerrie Student Council Cheer leaders A Coppella Choir Active Sports Teon-Ago Probloms Club Tips for Teens Club Attendance Award VELIDA TACKETT Neodlecroft Club ELAINE CAROL TORNO Bosco Color Committee Lincolncttcs Bookbinding Club Nccdlecraft Club Attendance Award—6 ANITA MARIE TOSCANO Gee-Gee Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Student Council Commercial Club Tips for Teens Club Attendance Award—5 THE JUNE CLASS OF 195 3 DOROTHY TSOUKALAS Dorty Notional Honor Society Teen-Age Problems Club Tips for Teens Club Attendance Award—4 School Service Award HELEN BERNICE TWARDZIK Notional Honor Society Lincolnottos First Aid Club Commercial Club Tips for Teens Club Attendance Award—6 Scholarship Award—5 BARBARA LEE WALKER Pee Wee Intramural Swimming Notional Letter Writing Contest Honorable Mention BEVERLY WALTERS Bev First Aid Club Activo Sports Teen-Age Problems Club JAMES L. WALTON Gunner Varsity Basketball Team J. V. Basketball Team Intramural Baseball Tollenfes Athletic Club Sixteon Mills Club Attendance Award—6 DONALD RAY WHITE Maestro Log Staff Decathlon Team F. T. A. School Service Award Subject Superiority Award in Orchestra—7 Solo Ensemble Contest, First Prize Luncheon String Ensomblo BURTON WILLEFORD Bucky Nominating Committee Varsity Baseball Team Baseball Club CARLENE J. WILLIAMS Teen-Age Problems Club THE JUNE CLASS OF 1953 ROBERT W. ZEIGLER Buzz Uppor Third Scholarship Varsity Basketball Team J. V. Footboll Team Safely Council Tollcntos Athletic Club Attendance Award—5 MARIE BEVERLY ZELENKA Bev Motto Committee Natonol Honor Society leg Circulation lincolncttcs Commercial Club Attendance Award—5 Scholarship Award—5 School Service Award CHARLES FLANAGAN Chuck Intramural Baseball Tollentcj A Cappello Choir Small Ensemble Athletic Club CAROL ANN ZIETLOW April Social Committee log Circulation Student Council Lineolnettes A Cappella Choir Commercial Club Tips for Teens Club GLORIA ZOMOK Glo Student Council Sofety Council Tips for Teens Club SUMMER SCHOOL HELEN MARY LOUIS Hel Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Alpha Y-Teens Council on World Affairs Teen-Age Problems Club LORETTA LUTCH Lorry liu « h Intramural Basketball (Elaas 10ill 10r. the June Class of 1953, having been adjudged of sound minds and bodies by Lincoln High School officials, hereby, therewith, and henceforth, bequeath, set aside, relinquish, or just leave behind the following: Item 1. Paul Hoffer, Richard Kitko, Steve Holliday, and Bob Ellis leave part of their football equipment to future Varsity players. The other part they have managed to escape with, piece by piece. (Only kidding, fellas!) Item 2. Johnny Lezan relinquishes his prized two-term presidency of the Student Council to anyone capable enough to fill his efficient shoes. Item 3. Rita Humm, Joan Fink. Marilyn Jares, Clorinda Pinozzi, Lucille Lo-Schiavo, Mary Ann Petruska, and Christine Araphelan leave their formula for long, lustrous hair to any underclassmen who desire to scorn the new, short hair-cuts. Item 4. Gerry Szymczak, Evelyn Na-rolewski. Marge Patrick, Josie Pesto, Shirley Gazo, and Nancy Kahl bequeath their white buck shoes to some energetic girls who are willing to keep them clean. Item 5. Pat Klima consigns her Modern Dance outfit to someone who will enjoy it as much as she has. (Even though she did suffer a few sore muscles!) Item 6. Alice Isaac, Harriet Karafa, Fern Hupp, and Wanda Golden relinquish their wornout sheets of music in 107 for the next group of sopranos in A Cappella Choir to use. (Or should we say, try to use?) Item 7. Irene Klemme and Rose Mary Babjak leave their ability to talk to anyone, on any subject, for any length of time, to anyone who doesn't suffer from acute sore throats! Item 8. Rose Mackowski, Laura Acela, Barb Emery, Jean Nachorny, Marilyn Polivka, Jim Seidowski, and Geneo Ravanelli leave their style of jit-terbugging for the 7B’s to figure out and improve upon. (It really doesn’t need improving, kids—just figuring out!) Item 9. Kathy Kowalchik yields the franchise on her jokes to the next expert joke-teller graduate. (Just to keep her classmates from appropriating the clever ones!) Item 10. Terry Berchtold, Monica Bonsignore, Ray Chikhani, Leslie Haus-erman, Jerry Kaletta, Pat McKeon, Barbara Sirkovski, and Dorothy Tsou-klas leave the hardships and joys of putting on plays to the next stars (?) of the Drama Class. Item 11. Joe Cuffari, Bob Disch, Pat Leigh, and Arlene Senyk bequeath their old paint brushes, chalk, and drawing pencils to future artists in the hope that they’ll turn out as clever work as these four Rembrands have. Item 12. Rose Elias, Josie Milano, Phyllis Fialko, Joan Mchok. Wanda Pivowar, Audrey Kelch, Bernadine Gable, and Jean LaValle consign their little red “Guide” badges to the next group of ambitious Lincolnettes. Item 13. Jennie Grivas, Annette Mouhlas, Beverly Walters, Jo Ann Carper, and Gloria Zomok leave their secrets of good grooming to all girls who desire to be “always at their best.” Item 14. Millie Kobly and Jean Span-agel relinquish the worn sidewalks between Seymour Avenue and school to 29 (ftlafifi Util—mttttttueii the next two girls who live on the same street and walk together every day. Item 15. Leon G u b e n o surrenders his piano-pounding and gavel-pounding talents to someone who will be as successful as he has been. Item 16. Noah Monsour consigns his unexcelled school spirit to anyone who has as much vim, vigor, and vitality as our peppy treasurer. Item 17. Shirley D o n n e r, Carol Brown, and Mary Anne Arden bequeath their instruments in the band room to all future musicians to use and enjoy as much as these three have. Item 18. Phyllis Solarz gives up her little blue book and all her order blanks to the next super salesman who takes name card orders. Item 19. Florence Czelusniak and Pat Mokris leave their black hair to all the 12B blondes, just for a change of scenery. Item 20. John Durisek leaves his muscles to the future members of the Decathlon team. Item 21. Jimmy Esher leaves his beautiful smile to the next person who feels in need of a good way out of cut slips, opportunity periods, etc. (Only kidding, Jim!) Item 22. Dolores Labinski, Marie Rusyn, and Gloria Kussin surrender their typewriter in the little room off 103 to future Log typists. Item 23. Tony Massi yields his position as the only boy in the shorthand class to anyone who isn’t shy and can put up with 33 giggly girls. Item 24. Ken Murray, Bill Galla, Ed Stempinski, George Sauer, Ed Strauss, Ted Kowalski, and Ed Cecil bestow their rules for hot-rod driving and their parking spaces to all 12B’s who own cars. (Those are cars??) Item 25. Ralph Meluch and Ed Ko-bak leave their “Trouble Shooters badges to the next master minds of equations who are members of the Sigma Statistical Service. Item 26. Vic Lutyj confers his membership in the “Lab Dabbers to the next chemistry student who has the desire to learn more about chemicals— and explosives! Item 27. Dave Javorsky, Mary Lou Schoen, Norita Behrent, Shirley George. Richard Gifford, Marilyn Schenk, and Beverly Morosky grant their favorite table in the cafeteria to anyone looking for a good place to enjoy his lunch. Item 28. Jim Lazor, Eugene Lazuta, Ray Matyshyn, Bob Mazak, Joe Pro-fancik. Vince Laurcnty and Rich Kowalski leave their position as Tollentes to the next group of boys willing to give up their study periods to serve the school. (And bother the 7B’s!) Item 29. To anyone interested in being a lady in white,” Sherry Hathcock and Katherine Kostantaros leave the valuable experience they have received working in the dispensary. Item 30. Rich Hollen, Nick Lazor, and Leo McNeely reluctantly bequeath the soft chairs and couches in the radio room to future radio operators. (They sure were comfortable, huh?) Item 31. Lynda Pelton and Thea Conley leave their red hair and their sweet dispositions to anyone believing that all red-heads are endowed with fiery tempers. Item 32. To any future graduate coming from New York, Elizabeth Heim leaves her cute accent. 30 3H_____._______ W (Ektfis HfiU---nntluutrii Item 33. Marlene Martuch consigns her leadership qualities in Office Production class to someone as capable as she has been. (Is there anything she doesn’t know about typing?) Item 34. Kay Pease and Lucille Mes-suri leave their white gym suits to future referees and gym leaders. Item 35. Carol Zietlow, Danny Bal-int, Dianne Hoffman, Mary Marsinick, Anita Toscano, and Shirley Richardson relinquish their favorite meeting place, the main hall, to future groups who go out for lunch. Item 36. Nancy Sidlo, Virginia Stu-deny, Judy Herbst, Maureen McKrell, Connie Baran, June Brusak, and Annette Skoulis leave their many shorthand pins to all Shorthand I students, to encourage them and show them that it can be done! Item 37. Pat Sharkey bequeaths her “be-bop” glasses to the next style-conscious senior girl. Item 38. Carolyn Bertko, Kathryn Jablonski, and Emma Francescangeli leave their many summer school classes to the next girls who wish to become ‘■June'' instead of “January” graduates. Item 39. Bucky Willeford consigns his many jokes to the next boy who feels he needs a personality builder— they're really terrific, Bucky! Item 40. Our brilliant electrical theory students, Bill Mingee, Ted Poluka, and Bernard Esker consign to more capable hands their theory books. Item 41. Courageous Eleanor Adams and Elizabeth Amlasi bequeath their capable basketball positions to anyone brave enough to try to fill them. Item 42. Velma Cadd and Evelyn Swetters relinquish their inimitable giggles to all who enjoy humorous things. Item 43. Healthy Bob Karlak leaves his attentive attitude in Health class to a more eager student (!). Item 44. Ambitious Audrey Simader deposits her technique with Plastics. Item 45. Velida Tackett bequeaths her dynamic southern accent to other southern belles! (Wow!!). Item 46. School service is very important. That’s why we hope someone can fill Don Becker’s and Jim Carlson's shoes in this department. (We doubt it, though.) Item 47. Ping pong star, Ivars Kug-rers, consigns his ping pong paddle to a future chump—we mean, champ- item. 48. Phil Scarberry and Jack Roth leave their conduct for some 7B’s to improve upon. (Don’t do anything we wouldn’t do!) Item 49. Studious Bruno Ogsts bequeaths his well-worn books to future scholars. Item 50. Florence Bober, Shirley Burserean, Marlene Hodgson, Eleanor S i n d y 1 a, Joan Steigerwald, Elaine Torno, and Beverly Zelenka leave their quiet, dignified ways to some of the more noisy type of underclassmen. Item 51. Sydney Dripan relinquishes her presidency of the National Honor Society to someone who, we hope, will do an equally fine job. Item 52. Don White leaves his rhythm to someone who loves music as much as he does. Item 53. James Walton and Robert Zeigler consign their basketball uniforms to someone who will enjoy as much success (?) as they have. 31 (Class Will—-rantitutri Item 54. Don Sargent. Walter Shutty, Wayne Johns, and Cas Ciereszewski leave their fast way of walking to anyone in a hurry to get to their classes. Item 55. Mike Sebes gives up that little wink of his to all boys who can perfect this little movement of the eye. (You've got it right down pat, Mike!) Item 56. Don Milla relinquishes his position on the Social Committee to someone who will take it as seriously as he did. Item 57. Barbara Walker leaves her week-end trips “down home to anyone who can keep up the strenuous grind. Item 58. The writers of this will leave behind their empty bottle of aspirins to be refilled and used by the next writers of the last will and testament. The above testament has been written and signed by the hereunto mentioned on this sixteenth day of June, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty three, in accordance with the law of this state to avoid the challenging of its validity (?) Notary Public: Stu Pitt Witnesses: E. Z. Come E. Z. Go B. Gone 32 HOMEROOM 216 HOME ROOM 1 1 6 HOMEROOM 301 35 % Class Prophecy It is the year 1973 and the Hollywood Film Company, LHPC, Incorporated, is premiering its latest-and-grcatcst-movie at William Mingee's deluxe theatre. We buy our tickets from the cashier, Anita Toscano, who is assisted by Evelyn Swetters. As wc enter the door, we encounter ticket-taker Jim Seidow-ski. Beverly Walters and Barbara Walker usher us to our seats, and we get settled just as Terry Berchtold, our master of ceremonies, steps into the spot light. He introduces the Metropolitan Opera Star Carolyn Bertko who sings an ario from Carmen. As we gaze around the theatre we sec the famous swimming champion Carole Brown (swam the channel in ten hours flet!). As the entertainment commences, the rich, golden baritone voice of Dan Balint thrills the audience. Afterward his manager Carol Zietlow, his press agent Thea Conley, his secretary Marlene Hodgson, and his advonce agent Laura Ballachino rush to congratulate the crooner on o job well done. Now the lights are dimming and the film, which depicts typical Americon life, is about to begin. This film is to be taken to Europe, Asia, Mars, and Venus by the world famous travelers Pat Mokris, Florence Czelusniak, Mildred Kobly, and Mary Ann Petruska, to show the peop'e there what life in this country is like. As the title frames flash on the screen, we see it has been written by Jean Spanagel, directed by Rita Humm, and produced by Eugene Lazuta. Make-up hos been in charge of Clorinda Pinozzi and Joan Steigerwald. Costumes were designed by Annette Moulhas, Marilyn Polivka, and Dorothy Tsoukalas. Scenery by Ed Stempinski, sound effects by Shirley Donner, and music composed and conducted by Donald White. At the beginning of the film we are greeted by hendsome movie star Bill Galla, who begins to explain the purpose of the picture. He is soon joined by glamourous Norma Cadorini, who has co-starred with him in many pictures and who is here to help with the explanations. The movie first takes us to a typical street in the typical town of Lincolnville, U. S. A. The houses, white colonials, designed by Joe Cuffari, are shining white with green shuttters Robert Disch is the town's best painter) and set in a beautiful grassy lawn bordered by flowers—courtesy of Scarberry's (Phil) Landscaping Company. On each side of the brick streets laid by Don Milla, arc stately oaks lovingly planted and cared for by Ted Poluka, Bernie Esker, and Jack Roth, who are headed by efficient chairman Annette Skoulis. As we linger, Joan Fink comes out of her house to call the children in to lunch. In the next yard we see Mary Lou Schoen surrounded by five collies (she raises them in her spare time). Arlene Senyk comes out of her drive headed toword the shopping center. Her first stop is at the giant B Q Super Market where she is greeted by the genial manager Leon Gubeno stacking tin cans! Further inquiry reveals that this is his annual day to see how the other half lives. Behind the meat counter we see Elaine Torno; Audrey Kelch sells vegetables. Customers' purchases are rung up by cheerful cashiers Josie Pesto and Bernadine Gable. We then see the East 15th Pharmacy owned by Ralph Meluch. Jerry Kalctta and Don Sargent ore behind the soda fountain, Nancy Kahl sells cosmetics, and Nancy Sidlo is chief chemist. We continue down the street where we see Ken Murray's Auto Shop (he's under a car), ond Audrey Simader gives us a smile as she rings up five gallons on the gas pump she's operating. We also see Geneo Ravanelli washing a car and next door is Ted Kowalski's used car lot Turning on to Main Street we see the Last International Bank, whose President is Steve Holliday. We understand that Fern Hupp counts the bills and Pat Sharkey, the small change. As we cross the street, we see Policewomen Eleanor Sindyla and Emma Francescangli directing traffic. They seem to be having a hard time with that new high school driving irstruefor Pat Leigh. Richard Kitko's Restaurant is shown next on the screen. Diners are greeted by hostess Lucille Lo-Schiavo, whose staff of waitresses includes Velida Tackett and Velma Cadd. The delicious meals are cooked by Rosemary Babjak, Mary Marsinick, and Rose Mackowski, supervised by dietitian Marie Rusyn. Dining in the restaurant are WAF$ Laura Acela and Norita Behrendt. My, the uniforms have improved! We also see Captain Pabl Hoffer of the USN, who has just returned from a secret mission. Something about a revolution in Siberia, but it was controlled by Bob Ellis. 37 Class Prophecy—-coiitiiiueil Leoviog the restaurant, we see that the finol edition of the Chronicle, published by Richard Kowalski, is on the newsstands. The hecdline reads: Distinguished Lawyer Presents Case Tomorrow. Reading cn we see thot Jim Carlson is the lawyer and the jury consists o ' Bob Zeigler, Marilyn Jares, Helen Twardzik and Florence Bober. Covering the trial was thot great scoop writer Christine Araphelen. We a so see that among the court stenographers are Constance Baran, Beverly Morosky and Virginia Stu-deny, who can take shorthand at 200 words a minute. That high speed drilling really paid off, huh, girls? Donald Becker the world's champion typist is also on hand. Turning to the sports page, we find the names of Elizabeth Almasi of the A 1-Star Bloomer Girls Basketball Teom and rugged Richard Gifford outstanding foul shooting star. As we look further down the page, we see the large advertisement of Eleanor Adam's gyrr for girls (she has produced many a star wrestler). The district bowling championship was won by a teom composed of Bruno Ogsts, Ed Strauss, Ivors Kugrens, Larry Swintek, and George Sauer. What's this? Noah Monsour has broken the world's record for the two mile dosh! Jim Walton is also making the headlines for his superb performance on one of the leading professional basketball teams. Moving along, the movie then shows the beaut ful modern Berserean (Shirley) Hospital built by the Hauserman (Leslie) and Chikhani (Ray) Construction Company. This is really the pride of Lincolnville. Upon entering, visitors and potierts are greeted by head nurse Kay Kostantaros. Over the P. A. system comes, Dr. Rita Bible wanted in surgery. Here Dr. Bible will perform a deliccte operation with nurses Elizabeth Heim and Sherry Hathcock officiating. Later we see Dr. Shirley George leaving the maternity ward. Assisting her was nurse Rita Kurpik. Next door to the hospital is the Fialko (Phyllis) Research Foundation, where a great many highly important experiments are being performed. Anyone entering must promise to keep everything he sees and hears confidential. Sydney Dripan, world famous bugologist is showing tv o other famous ologists - Wayne Johns and Ed Kobak—her formula for atomic bugs. What will they think of next! Lecving the foundation, the movie takes us two blocks to the high school. Here we visit Lynda Pelton's gym class and see Jim Esber coaching the football team, assisted by John Durisek. We are surprised to see thot Monica Bonsignore is visiting the school as the district supervisor of English. The movie shows us the auditorium where the dramatics class, taught by Evelyn Narolewski, is rehearsing the third act of Romeo and Juliet. Leo McNeely, who teaches radio engineering, is on the job adjusting scenery. Next door to the high school is the elementary school where we see Barbara Sirkovski teaching her first-graders Farmer In The Dell. Down the hall Geraldine Symczak is instructing her fourth graders in the table of threes. Cone uding our tour of Lincolnville we visit Cas Ciereszewski's Print Shop and see Joe Profancik, who is an inspector in a window glass factory. The scene then flashes to New York where some of the leading citizens of the country live. First we are taken to the offices of Eighteen Magazine and are greeted by head fashion illustrator Katherine Jablonski. We see Marge Patrick, who is in charge of women's athletics, and Jean Nachorny who writes the How to Dance articles (She's very expertly put Arthur Murray out of business!). Leaving the magozine office, we are shown the largest department store in the world, owned by Walter Shutty! The dress department is managed by Phyllis Solarz. Maureen McKrell is in charge of teen-age fashions and Marilyn Schenk is the buyer for the hat department. In the men's section we see Ed Cecil selling suits; Mike Sebes is in charge of ties. The farm implement department is managed by Bob Mazak who owns one of the country's biggest wheat farms (on the side!). We then see the store's fop models Jo-Ann Carper and Wanda Golden. We musn't leave New York without seeing the United Nations Building. As the movie continues we see the lovely building and then are taken inside the meeting room of the General Assembly. United States delegate John Lezan is speaking and at the interpreters' table we see June Brusak who is the Spcnish translator. And did you know that Walter Glatz headed the entire department of interpreters? He now speaks fifteen languages fluently! Beverly Zalenka is one of the top people in the Public Relations office. Visiting the cafeteria we see one of the head chefs Tony Massi guess his specialty?). Leaving New York we are going to take a plane to Palm Beach, Florida. The giant airport awes us and walking in we see Gloria Kussin at the information booth. A voice, announcing Flight 47, sounds 38 Class Prophecy—contintied familiar and we look to see Shirley Gazo in the broadcasting booth. Other shots of the airport show us Katherine Pease, who has just returned from a successful lion safari in Africa. Mary Ann Arden is on furlough from her mission station in Africa so these two have a let to talk about. We see Jim Lazor, who hos just completed a government engineering project (sorry it's secreti in Alaska. Wanda Piwowar is bock from her good-will trip to India, we see. The plane to Florida is being piloted by Nick Lazor and co-pi!oted by Victor Lutyj. Airline hostesses Jennie Grivas and Lucille Messuri see that the passengers ere comfortable and Bob Karlak is the steward. On the plane we see many important people in the theatrical world including Rose Marie Elias the Arabian interpretive dancer and Ronald Curtis, who is resting after a Three months' tour in which he portrayed Abraham Lincoln. Socialites Barbara Emery, Shirley Richardson, ond Gloria Zomok are planning to vacation a few months in Florida. Landing in Palm Beach we leave the airport to see the sights. Glancing for a brief moment into a station WPBF we see Judy Herbst and Dave Javorsky planning the third in their series of radio programs on How To Moke A Success Of Your Marriage. Also contributing ideas are Josie Milano and Florence Mohorcic, who have taken a few minutes off from thei- Homemaker's Hints show. Also on the main street we see a theatre which is advertising a musical comedy starring Pat Klima end Alice Isaac. Playing the comedienne is Kathy Kowalchik. Dolores Labinski designed the dresses and Pat McKeon was the hair stylist. Next door is the swank Entertainers Club owned by Irene Klemme. Her guest stars are famous tap dancing instructors Dianne Hoffman and Juanita Miller. Going inside we see Bucky Willeford, the wealthy Texas rancher, who visits Palm Beach on weekends. Richard Hollcn, the president of the National Hot Rod Dri ers Association, is there with Jean La-Valle his legal advisor. Ray Motyshyn, Flo-ida's best d-essed man, is talking to Marlene Martuch and Joan Mehok, who own a Bridal Shop down the street. Going outside, we continue through the town where we see Harriet Karafa's Ultra Modern Lamp Shop and a leather goods sto-e alligator bags our specialty owned by Vince Laurenty. The movie ends with a beautiful Florida sunset. The lights in the theatre flash on, and we find ourselves back in Hollywood. Having seen all the familiar faces, we decide to have a reunion in Lincoln-villc the next year. Let's have a full turnout. We'll have a rollicking time! See you there! 39 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE NOMINATING COMMITTEE 40 SOCIAL COMMITTEE COLOR COMMITTEE 41 MOTTO COMMITTEE FLOWER COMMITTEE 42 Persona lit v List BOYS 1. John Lezon 2. Robert Disch 3. Don Millo 4. Don Bolin! 5. Steve Holliday 6. Leslie Hauserman 7. William Galla 8. Ralph Meluch 9. Leo McNeeley 10. Geneo Ravanelli 11. Terry Berchtold 12. Noah Monsour 13. Ray Matyshyn 14. Ronald Curtis 15. Ralph Meluch 16. Leon Gubeno 17. Donald White 18. James Seidowski 19. James Esber 20. Richard Kitko 21. Eugene Lazuta 22. Noah Monsour 23. Nick Lazor 24. James Lazor 25. James Esber 26. Steve Holliday 27. John Lezan 28. Nick Lazor 29. Leon Gubeno 30. Mike Sebes 31. Bucky Willeford 32. Leon Gubeno Athlete Artist Manners Charm Cheerfulness Citizenship Complexion Conversationalist Cooperation Dancer Efficient Enthusiasm Eyes Hair Initiative Leadership Musician (Inst.) Musician (Vocal) Personality Physique—Figure Poise Sense of Humor Service Sheik—Sheba Smile Student Versatility Teeth Vocabulary Grooming Wit Most Likely To Succeed GIRLS 1. Jean LaValle 2. Arlene Senyk 3. Kay Pease 4. Carol Zietlow 5. Shirley Richardson 6. Sherry Hathcock 7. Connie Baran 8. Irene Klemme 9. Annette Mouhlas 10. Juanita Miller 11. Beverly Morosky 12. Fern Hupp 13. Juanita Miller 14. Rita Humm 15. Jean Spanagel 16. Monica Bonsignore 17. Mary Anne Arden 18. Patricia Klima 19. Lucille Messuri 20. Pat Sharkey 21. Norma Cadorini 22. Eleanor Adams 23. Harriet Karafa 24. Norma Cadorini 25. Diane Hoffman 26. Monica Bonsignore 27. Geraldine Szymczak 28. Mildred Kobly 29. Irene Klemme 30. Virginia Grivas 31. Kathy Kowalchik 32. Monica Bonsignore Autographs Autographs yrrw