Lincoln High School - Lincolnia Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

ALMA MATER A'ma 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'il remember our friends ever true, Here's to teachers, here's to students, Here's to everyone, Lincoln High School, here's to you. Page 2 E. J. Bryan So live that if anyone should speak ill of you falsely, those who know you best will not believe it, and thus you will build both a fine character and reputation. MR. BRYAN'S MESSAGE TO CLASS DEDICATION We, the members of the June Class of 1954, wish to dedicate our yearbook to our principal, Earl J. Bryan. We feel indeed fortunate to have spent four years under the guidance of so outstanding an educator. Mr. Bryan possesses a deep faith in youth. In the students with whom he comes in contact, he tries to instill high ideals of scholarship, to develop leadership qualities, and to inspire a desire to serve. His tact and understanding make every student feel that he is a staunch friend. As Emerson said, A true friend may be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. Pape 3 CLASS OFFICERS JAMES COLLINS, President ANNETTE LISCYNSKI, Vice President MYRA BERYK, Secretary RONALD GEHRING, Treasurer ARLENE MEINKE, Assistant Treasurer CLASS ADVISER E. D. Collings CLASS SPONSORS Miss Bertha Palmer Mrs. Grace Mickey George Toneff Louis Persky CLASS MOTTO Every Tomorrow a Vision of Hope CLASS COLORS American Beauty and White CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose Page -1 CLASS COMMITTEES DON MYERS, Chairman PAUL MAISTROS SANDRA BOROVIK COLLEEN CLOUGH MARILYN HUPP RALPH KEPP Social Committee MARIANNE MARIANA DOLORES SCHULTZ CHARLES SCHWANDT CAROL DISCH EDWARD HULEC RICHARD ABRAHAM Publicity Committee ROBERT BUCK, Chairman PHYLLIS GAZDA DONNA WHITE DON BECHER LEONARD FLOWERS SHIRLEY HUDSON DOLORES SLYS GREGORY MONOC DOROTHY WROST ROBERT CLINKO Color Committee ALICE BRYKAILO, Chairman CAROL LINDSEN RICHARD GLUSZEK RONALD BOONE FLORA KADERBEK Flower Committee FLORENCE BUTCHIN, Chairman BARBARA NICHOLS BETTY KESS DAVID MADZAY TOM CASEY Motto Committee WALTER PALIWODA, Chairman BARBARA McCALLOPS DONNA SEIDEL KATHERINE DANYLYK HENRY DERWIS Nominating Committee DON MYERS, Chairman BETTY JANKOWSKI BETTY KESS DON BECHER GENEVIEVE DERWIS RICHARD GLUSZEK DONNA SEIDEL JOE STACEY Page 5 RICHARD W. ABRAHAM “Abe Social Committee Intramural Basketball Athletic Club Baseball Club GARY WAYNE ADKINS Intramural Basketball Radio Operators Club CORINNE AlEXIE “Cor JOHN R. BACHA Bach Intramural Baseball Student Council Council on World Affairs Fishing Club SENIORS, JUNE 1954 GILBERT BACHNA Intramural Basketball A Cappella Choir Baseball Club HARRIET BAITAS log Typist Council on World Affairs Los Sombreros Altos Ncedlecraft Club Attendance Award—4 School Service Award Don Publicity Committee Nominating Committee Student Council Council on World Affairs Fishing Club DOLORES BELKOWSKI Dolly Log Typist Intramural Badminton F. T. A. First Aid Club Cercle Moliere School Service Award Page 7 MYRA IRENE BERYK Mimi Closs Secretary Notional Honor Society F. T. A.—President Attendance Award—6 Subject Superiority, English—4 Latin Medal French Certificate Sigma Statistical Service TAMARA BLUZNIKOW Tommy EMIL A. BODNAROWYCZ lab Dabbers Club Table-Tennis Contests GEORGE BOLTNIEW Athletic Club Sixteen Mills Club Attendance Award—6 Sigma Statistical Service JEANETTE FAY BONNESS Necdlocroft Club ARDEAN BOONE Deanie Intramural Badminton log Circulation ’tip- RONALD I. BOONE Color Committee Varsity Basketball Team Athletic Club Fishing Club SANDRA A. BOROVIK Sandy Social Committee lincolnettcs F. T. A. leaders Club A Coppella Choir Commercial Club Attendance Award—7 Citizenship Award—3 Page 8 GERALD STEPHEN BROWN Upper Third Scholarship Dramatic Club ALICE MARIE BRYKAIIO Bricks Color Committee, Chairman Junior Honor Society National Honor Society lincolnettes F. T. A. Leaders Club ROBERT BUCK Buck Publicity Committee Chairman National Honor Society Log Editor Student Council F. T. A. Attendance Award—5 FLORENCE E. BUTCHIN Butchie Flower Committee, Chairman Student Council lincolnettes F. T. A. Council on World Affairs Attendance Award—3 DOLORES CAMPO Cookie Upper Third Scholarship Log Circulation Intramural Badminton lincolnettes F. T. A. Needlecroft Club MADELINE CARRINO Madge Commercial Club THOMAS i. CASEY Casey Flower Committee Varsity Football Team J. V. Footboll Team Decathlon Team Tollentcs Athletic Club Page 9 MAURICE CHAGNON Murf National Honor Society Intromural Basketball lab Dabbers Club Attendance Award—3 Sigma Statistical Service BETTY JOYCE CHERRY Council on World Affairs Los Sombreros Altos Dramatic Club GERALDINE V. CIESIIK Jerry ROBERT CUNKO Sleepy Publicity Committee Varsity Basketball Team— Captain Band Orchestra Athlotic Club Band Contests—1951-1952 COLLEEN C. CLOUGH Col Social Committee F. T. A. A Cappella Choir Commercial Club School Service Award PATRICIA COCHRAN Patsy log Staff log Typist Intramural Volleyball Safety Council lincolnettes F. T. A. Commercial Club Sodalitos Latina is Preside of Honor, JANE CONLEY Red National Honor Society Page 10 BARBARA J. CRISNOR Corky Safety Council JOHN DALY Varsity Bowling Team Intramural Basketball Tollcnfcs Athletic Club Baseball Club KATHERINE M. DANYIYK Kothy Nationl Honor Society log Staff lincolnettes F. T. A. Cerclc Moliere—President Sodalitas latino Sigma Statistical Service French Medal OLGA ANNE DEDUIA Dolly Majorette Club Orchestra Attendance Award—5 GENEVIEVE DERWIS Jenny Intramural Swimming Nominating Committee Cheer leaders Bowling Team (Club) lab Dobbers Club Pajte 11 JANET DIANISKA Jan Lincolnettcs Needlecraft Club Attendance Award—3 CAROL OISCH Social Committee Nationol Honor Society Student Council Lincolnettes F. T. A. Attendance Award—9 ESTELLE OUNOEROALE Gingorelc Log Typist F. T. A. Cercle Molicre Commercial Club Council on World Affairs MARILYN JEAN EASTERLIN Mar Bookbinding Club SIGMUND FENSEl National Honor Society Decathlon Teom Radio Operators Club Sixteen Mills Club Attendance Award—4 Sigma Statistical Service Engineers Club ROBERT E. FETTERMAN Fed RONALD D. FLACK LEONARD A. FLOWERS Bobo Publicity Committee J. V. Football Team Intrcmural Basketball Safety Council—President Tollentcs F. T. A. Attendance Award—8 South Side Community Council, Executive Committee Page 12 HELEN LOUISE FOUSEK Upper Third Scholorship Log Staff lincolnettes F. T. A. First Aid Club Cercle Molier© School Service Award Sigma Statistical Service BRUCE FREDERICK (5b STEPHEN JOSEPH FUTEY Stef Varsity Basketball Team— Manager Varsity Football Team— Manager Intramural Basketball Safety Council Athletic Club Baseball Club Attendance Award—3 School Service Award JOHN GABA BETTY JANE GARAN Bet Commercial Club Geology Club Stamp Club Nature Club PAUL EDWARD GARBUS Gob Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Student Council Fishing Club PHYLLIS GAZDA Phyll Publicity Committee Junior Honor Society Upper Third Scholarship Log Editor Lincolnettes F. T. A. Sodalitas Latina Scholarship Awards—4 V RONALD ALBERT GEHRING Goob Class Treasurer Intramural Basketball Cheer Leaders Baseball Club Fishing Club Page 13 RICHARD ALIEN GLUSZEK Riche Color Committee Nominating Committee Intramural Baseball Athletic Club Sixteen Mills Club Teen-Age Problems Club School Service Aword Tips For Teens Club SAM J. GOIK Bond Radio Operators Club Attendance Award—6 FRANK GOVERNALE JR. Duke Tollentes PATRICIA E. GRADY Pot Intramural Baseball A Cappella Choir Lob Dabbers Club Fine Arts Club Radio Workshop (WBOE) ALLEN H. GUTH Al National Honor Society Student Council Los Sombreros Altos Sixteen Mills Club Attendance Award—6 BETTY JANE HANSEN lincolnettes Alpha Y-Teens Attendance Award—5 HELEN KATHLEEN HARCHUCK National Honor Society Lincolnettes F. T. A. Needlecraft Club Teen-Age Problems Club Attendance Award—5 Page 14 CHARLOTTE HEIL Char National Honor Society lincolnettes F. T. A. Attendance Award—4 Scholarship Award—4 JAMES H. HESSEL Intramural Basketball Athletic Club Geology Club lab Dabbers Club Sigma Statistical Service ' THOMAS JAMES HOLT J Jimmie Intramural Basketball Student Ceuad I ' Tollenkrt s Dramatic Club 11 JANICE JEAN HORVATH Jan Log Staff Log Typist lincolnettes A Coppolla Choir Cercle Moliere Club Council on World Affairs SHIRLEY HUDSON Hudson Publicity Committee Bowling Club Commercial Club Travelers Club EDWARD RONALD HULEC Tiny Social Committee National Honor Society Band Orchestra Fishing Club Sixteen Mills Club Travelers Club—President BETTY JANE JANKOWSKI Bettko Nominating Committee Attendance Award—5 £ Pa.ce 15 � ElllE KANTARTZIS Ell Student Council A Coppello Choir MARJORIE ANNE KELCH Marge Upper Third Scholarship Lincolnettes F. T. A. Cercle Moliere Commercial Club School Service Award DOLORES KACZOR Dee FLORA MAY KADERBEK Color Committee National Honor Society lincolnettes F. T. A. Cercle Moliere Commercial Club Page 16 Flower Commit!©© Nominoting Committee Student Council lincolnettes F. T. A. Needlecroft Club Attendance Award—6 MARIAN KIEPAK log Circulation lincolnettes F. T. A. First Aid Club A Cappello Choir Needlecroft Club Attendance Award—8 KENNETH FRANCIS KlIR log Staff Student Council DONALD RICHARD KOIESAR Rog Varsity Bowling Teom Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Athletic Club Baseball Club Bowling Team Club Fishing Club Attendance Award—3 LEONA A. KUZMISSION lee Student Council F. T. A. Council on World Affairs Tips For Teens Club School Service Award Scholarship Award—3 School Service Award NANCY I. KOPFSTEIN Non Upper Third Scholarship log Typist log Circulation F. T. A. lob Dabbers Club Cercle Molicrc Club STEVE KOSMOS Fishing Club Photography Club GLORIA ANN KUBUCK Active Sports Alpha Y-Tecns los Sombreros Altos 4 V Pase 17 GERALD J. loBANC Jerry Intramural Basketball LENNY LALLO Dago Varsity Football Team Decathlon Team Intramural Basketball Student Council CAROL JOY LAUX Sarge Intramural Boseboll Intramural Basketball Leaders Club Band—President Orchestra Alpha Y-Teens Attendance Award—11 All High Band CAROL M. LINDSEN Color Committee Upper Third Scholarship Lincolnettes F. T. A. Commercial Club Attendance Award—8 Scholarship Award—4 ANNA ANNETTE LISCYNSKI Babe Class Vice President National Honor Society lincolnettes—President F. T. A. Band Orchestra Alpha Y-Teens—President Teen-Age Problems Club— President MARJORIE ANN LOEPP lincolnettes Alpha Y-Teens Commercial Club School Service Award LAWRENCE RICHARD LONGAVA Larry Intramural Baseball Tollentes Page 18 JOHN DAVID MADZAY Dave Flowor Committee Decathlon Team Fishing Club Sixteen Mills Club Helch Commercial Club Needlecraft Club Lincolnettes School Service Award NEIL V. McKAY Skeets A Student Council Cheer Loaders A Coppella Choir Small Ensemble Ffshing Club Attendance Award—5 ARLENE MEINKE R Class Assistant Treasurer Nationol Honor Society log Typist Student Council Lincolnettes Attendance Award—3 Scholarship Award—3 F. T. A. JOHN EDWARD MIDDLETON Jack Tollontcs Athletic Club Fishing Club BARBARA McCALLOPS Mack Motto Committee National Honor Society Lincolnettes F. T. A. A Cappella Choir Attendance Award—6 Scholarship Award—9 Subject Superiority Award— Math—6 Science—5, English—4 DONALD D. MIHAIIK Tollentes Fishing Club Sixteen Mills Club Page 19 CAROL ANN MOELLER Mo National Honor Society Band Orchestra Lab Dabbers Club Necdlecraft Club Scholarship Award—6 Orchestra Regional Orchestra String Ensemble MARIANNE C. MORIANA, Mare Vp Social Committee S A Coppclla Choir Commercial Club LLOYD A. MORIMOTO Log Staff Los Sombreros Altos Attendance Award—6 First Prize for Essay DON MYERS Social Committee, Chairman Nominating Committee Junior Honor Society National Honor Society Student Council Citizenship—4 Scholarship—4 Student Council, President WILLIAM NEDRICH Varsity Bowling Team Safety Council Bowling Team Club School Service Award Tollentes Majorettes Club A Coppclla Choir Tips For Teens Club BARBARA B. NICHOLS Barb Flower Committee Log C irculotiorl i Lincolnettes W A Coppell fiJbir Council onWorld Affairs Lab Dabbers Club |£1 Schdksl ervicc v Los sSmbreros Wlos u Page 20 JOHN J. OPAIKA Sixteen Mills Club WALTER PALIWODA Motto Committee, Chairman Junior Honor Society National Honor Society Scholarship Award—7 Sigma Statistical Service EUGENE PAIKA F. T. A. Band Orchestra Small Ensemble Attendance Award—8 School Service Award HERMAN M. PAVIA Herm Varsity Baseball Team Varsity Football Team Intramural Basketball Baseball Club Attendance Award—5 CAROLYN PONTO Corky Lincolnettes Tips for Teens Club, President AUSMA PRATINS Page 21 A MICHAEL E. PROFANCIK Mike Varsity Baseball Team Varsity Football Team Baseball Club Fishing Club JOANN RAU “Jo A Cappella Choir Council on World AfFa Fine Arts Club CLETUS RUPRECHT “Clel Intramural Baseball Tollentes Fishing Club AOAM JOHN SARTSCHEV Student Council Safety Council Band Geology Club Radio Operators Club Attendance Award—9 EILEEN JEAN REVILAK Revie National Honor Society Intramural Basketball Lincolnettes Band Orchestra Scholarship Award—3 School Service Award PATRICIA S. RUMINSKI Patsy Student Council Bookbinding Club s rJ r JOANNE LEE SCHIEMANN Shirtj Band ' Orchestra Alpha Y-Teens Tips for-Teens Club T y JOAN SCHLICK Red F. T. A. Majorette Club Attendance Award Page 22 Dee Social Committee Log Circulation Intramural Basketball Intramural Swimming Student Council F. T. A. A Cappella Choir Small Ensemble CHARLES M. SCHWANDT Social Committee Intramural Baseball Intramural Boskotball Tollentes TERESA ANN SCHWARTZ Terry Commercial Club—President Council on World Affairs DONNA LEAH SEIDEL Don Motto Committee Nominating Committee National Honor Society lincolnettes r. T. A. Attendance Award—6 Scholarship Award—3 Sigma Stastical Service ANN MARIE SEMIAN Sim lincolnettes F. T. A. Commercial Club Needlecroft Club Citizenship Award—3 PHYLLIS SHELLENBARGER Phil lincolnettes Commercial Club Needlecroft Club Tips for Teens Club Attendance Award—6 I MICHAEL SHKIL T-Square Club Pingpong Tournament Attendance Award—3 BURT T. SISSON Movie Operator Page 23 RONALD SKROVAN Skrov” Vorsity Basketball Team J. V. Basketball Team Student Council Band Athletic Club Baseball Club Attendance Award—4 DAVID A. SLOAN Butch” Council on World Affairs DOLORES SLYS Dolly Publicity Committee Student Council lincolnettes F. T. A. Bookbinding Club Attendance Award—6 School Service Fine Arts Club PHYLISS MARIE SOBOL Kitten Student Council Orchestra Commercial Club Needlecroft Club Attendance Award—3 School Service Award Page 24 y I JOSEPH STACEY Nominoting Committee Varsity Baseball Team Tollentes A Coppello Choir Athletic ClubS Baseball Club Varsity Football Team Attendance Award—3 ROBERT F. STUEBER Bob” Fishing Club Sixteen Mills Club CHARLES R. STANISLAV Chuck” Student Council Tollentes Council on World Affairs Geology Club Fishing Club ■1 ' WAYNE Athle Sixtc4|rt'Milli Clu Attendance Awd BARBARA JANE TROVATO Bob log Typi t log Stoff Majorette Bond Council on World Affair Ncedlecrofl Club Attendance Award—3 DORIS ANN WA Uncolnettek Jj' J F.'T. A. Band School Service Award EILEEN ROSE WAGNER Waggie Band Attendance Award—9 tL ElAINf M.' WASDOVIJCH , log Circulotion yx lincolnette Council on World Affair Attendance Award—6 . School Service Aword DONNA JEANNE WHITE Publicity Committee Upper Third Scholorjhip log Typiit Intromural Badminton lincolnette F. T. A. Sigma Statistical Service Fine Art Club Page 25 DOROTHY ANN WROST Dottie Publicity Committee Notional Honor Society Commercial Club Student Council lincolnettes F. T. A. Attendance Award—6 Scholarship Award—4 GREGORY YASHNYK Athletic Club Fishing Club Math Club Attendance Award—3 Subject Superiority Award, Math—3, Shop—3 Sigma Stastistical Service Engineering Club MATTHEW D. ZAVATCHEN Bud Orchestra Music Appreciation Club Sixteen Mills Club West Side Orchestra Festival String Ensemble JOHN ZILIICH Decathlon Team Tollentes Council onV- t,-Radio Operatar S Attendance Award—6 School Service Aware Enginqprigig Club Page 26 AUGUST GRADUATES LOIS JEAN ANTCZAK loo Geology Club MARIE E. BANIK Ree Intramural Baseball Intramural Volleyball Bowling Team Club Bookbinding Club £A RON BURIINGHAUS Athletic Club Council on World Affairs JAMES RALPH CLINE Intramural Baseball ANASTASIA MARY DeDULA Nellie log Typist Majorette Club Needlcroft Club Attendance Award—4 LUANA A. DENNIS Lou Geology Club Stomp Club MARTIN DONELAN J. V. Basketball Decathlon Team KEITH D. EMERSON Bogie Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Baseball Club Tips for Teens Club Page 27 ROBERT N. FREYER Bob Intramural Baseball Safety Council Fishing Club ROSEMARY GRUBER Roe Alpha Y-Teens Scholastic Art Award Tips for Teens Club MARIE A. IVANSKI Poochie Attendance Award—3 Majorette Club Majorette Football Queen WAITER MAJEWSKI Hank Varsity Bowling Team MICHAEL MARIANI EDWIN MILLER Ed Page 28 ALBERT MITERKO Al J. V. Football Team Intramural Basketball Safety Council Council on World Affairs BRUNO JOSEPH SBEGHEN log Staff Council on World Affairs Lab Dabbers Club Los Sombreros Altos Sixteen Mills Club REGINA M. SMOLINSKI Reggie Needlecraft Club WAITER SCHUBERT KATHRYN THIEL Geology Club S. THOMAS URBAN Urb Student Council Tollentes Council on World Affairs Fishing Club RICHARD WENDELL Dick Intramual Basketball Council on World Affairs Page 29 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the JUNE CLASS OF 1954, of the City of Cleveland, County of Cuyahoga, and State of Ohio, being of sound (ahem) mind and (no) body, do hereby declare and bequeath all our treasures, personal, or otherwise, to the following: (May you remember them always, as we will.) To Mr. E. J. Bryan, our beloved principal and good friend, we . . . (leave)! To Mrs. Mickey, Miss Palmer, Mr. Persky, and Mr. Toneff, our homeroom teachers, we bequeath another charming senior homeroom. To the 12B Class we give the privilege of graduating after us. To the next senior class president, Jim Collins bequeaths his gavel. Annette Liscynski bequeaths her pleasing personality and her ability in ceramics to any student interested in the ceramic field. (You might even get to go on TELEVISION.) Steve Futey and John Daly leave their ticket-selling job to two 10th graders who like to handle money. To a sparkling artist Donna White and Len Flowers leave their used pencils and sketch pads. Florence Butchin bequeaths her nice, neat locker to anyone willing to clean it out. Kenneth Klir leaves all his inspiring speeches about Student Council to another excellent representative. Carol Laux leaves her crutches to any student looking for a pair. Henry Derwis leaves all his exploring (South America) ideas to some student who may be interested. (Take Modern History II to get further details.) Jane Conley and Nancy Kopfstein leave their striking red hair to some lucky students. Dave Thomson leaves his morning newspaper to some student eager for a good grade in the Current Events test. Our cheerleaders, Arlene Meinke, Elaine Wasdovitch, Jenny Derwis, Ron Gehring, Neil McKay, and Pat Grady bequeath their sore throats to all future cheerleaders. Doris Wade and Joe Stacey leave their blue sweaters to some other students who like blue. Sigmund Fensel and John Zillich leave the radio room to anyone willing to take over their job. To all 7B boys, Bruce Frederick, Paul Gar-bus, and Bob Fetterman leave their shy but becoming manner. Carol Lindsen leaves her seat in Driver Training to a future driver with insomnia. (May he rest in peace.) Janet Dianiska, Leona Kuzmission, and Carol Disch will their (sewing machine) press-er foots to the 7B sewing class. Paw 31 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (Continued) Ron Cutre leaves his curly hair and jovial manner to some appreciative 9th grader. To future chemists Barbara McCallops and Helen Fousek leave all their broken test tubes. Paul Maistros bequeaths his cooperative manner to any student willing to fill his shoes. Dorothy Wrost and Eileen Wagner leave their typewriters to the next two giggling students. Colleen Clough, Marianne Moriana, and Mary Cristantiello bequeath their (outstanding) voices to future choir members. Frank Wodzisz and Michael Shkil bequeath their aprons to future lab dabbers. To some succeeding softball star Gregory Yashnyk leaves his head band. Don Myers sadly leaves his presidency of the Student Council and also the many problems that come with it to any student who is willing to put in as much time and effort as he has. (Hope you can do it.) Estelle Dunderdale and Mary Lee Wojdacz bequeath their driving books to Mr. Rutledge. To any boy driving to school. Chuck Stanislav leaves his parking space in front of Art's. Phyllis Sobol, Mat Zavztchen, and Olga De-Dula bequeath their rosin to future violinists with a (rosin) career. Marjorie Loepp and Gerry Cieslik leave their shy and quiet manner (we think) to some new 9th grader. Barbara Crisnor and Helen Malek bequeath the period they were not in attendance—the eighth, that is—to two hard-working students. Larry Longava and Don Kolesar bequeath their long (lost) friendship to any two 7B boys that are interested. To the next Log collector in Mr. Persky's homeroom Steve Kosmos leaves his Log collection envelope (and trouble.) Lloyd Morimoto bequeaths his ability in making introductions in the auditorium to some student who has the courage to stand and talk in front of a (large) audience. Marilyn Easterlin and Gloria Kublick leave their (slim trim) figures to future 12A's in need. To an unfortunate youth Burt Sisson bequeaths his dimples. Robert Clinko and Ron Skrovan leave all the baskets (and they made many) to anyone who is willing to outdo them. To the beginning band students Carol Moeller, Greg Monoc, and Barbara Trovato bequeath their chic band uniforms. Linda Wroblewski and Rose Wodgik bequeath their good grooming to some miss sadly lacking it. Page 32 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (Continued) Dave Sloan, Robert Stueber, and Len lallo leave the leather class to some other able and ambitious students who may like to make things for others, (Christmas gifts are included.) To Mr. Pavia, Jerry La Banc and John Gaba leave their grade in salesmanship. Dave Tapfer leaves the nickels in his Loafers (shoes) to some student in need of money. To anyone interested in Business English Dolores Tomecko leaves all her points on Miss Ransom's chart. Wayne Steiert bequeaths his broad (wide) shoulders to the next (he-man) type of student. Dolores (Dolly) Slys bequeaths her hard work on the Publicity Committee to Miss Kit-zerow. To the next sheik of the class of January 1955 Don Mihalik leaves his ( D. A. ) haircut. Eugene Luni, Dave Madzay, and John Middleton bequeath their typing erasers (used as they may be) to three boys in the typing class. The above testament has been written and signed on this sixteenth day of June in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-four. Notary Public: COAL KREEM Witnesses: C. U. SOON U. B. THERE V. R. GOING I. M. COMING Pa$e 33 Page 34 u CLEVELAND, OHIO JUNE 16, 1954 VOL. 1, NO. 1 Millionaire Playboy Returns from South Africa Donald Herbert Becher, millionaire playboy, has just returned from his four months’ visit to South Africa “Bwana Bech” as he was called by his hunting guides, Samuel John Goik and James Henry Hessel. reported excitedly that he was not the only white person there. He was quite happy to meet a few of his fellow Lincoln graduates of June, 1954, during his tour of the country. Betty Jane Hansen and Flora May Kadcrhck were vacationing with their families; Janice Jean Horvath had just opened a dress shop on the Nile River; Ardean A. Boone and Alexandra Borovik were collecting old African songs for the “Stop the Music” program; and John J. Opalka Jr., with his new partner. Maurice J. Chagnon, was hunting lions on the Umfundie Plains. Unfortunately, on his way to South Africa, Don got “air sick” on the plane driven by pilot Gilbert Bachna. Don was surprised to find TWA's stewardess was an old classmate, Patricia Ann Cochran. She did all she could to comfort him until he landed safely. Upon arrival Don was happy to meet a fellow graduate by the name of Katherine M. Danylyk. Miss Dany- l.vk was sent to South Africa by the Cleveland Revival Center to continue with her tine missionary work. She immediately took Don for a rest at the mission house, and then sent for a doctor and nurse. Don recovered rapidly after being given fine care and attention by Doctor Myra Irene Beryk and her lovely assistant nurse, Betty Joyce Cherry. While hunting spotted lizards, Don ran into “Bring ’Em Back Alive” Robert Arnold Buck, former graduate of Lincoln, who was in Africa gathering material for his new book called “Robust Rhinos.” Don returned to the United States on the U.S.S. Lincoln, under the supervision of Captain Walter Paliwoda. The trip home was full of high life because of the ship’s entertainment. The Be Bops, a vocal group of three beautiful young ladies, Carolyn J. Ponto, Miriam Judy. Marjorie Ann Kelch. and ship comedian, Ausma Prat ins, kept everyone in gay spirits. (The End? ? ?) Clevelander to Open Modern Dance Studio Harriet Baltas. resident of our fair city, returned yesterday from her three months’ dance tour through Greece. On her return trip to Cleveland, she stopped for a one-week engagement at Corrine Ann Alexie’s Mocambo Room. Tonight will be the grand opening of Harriet’s modern dance studio located at 1954 Lincoln Boulevard. HONEYMOONER RETURNS FROM ISLE OF CAPRI The former Mary Joy, June ’54 graduate of Lincoln High School, just returned from her thrilling honeymoon trip to the paradise Isle of Capri. The scenery was beautiful,” she said. Banker Collides With Police Famous banker, Ronald I). Flack, traveled safely from Chicago to Cleveland, only to receive a parking ticket upon arrival. Here for the annual Bankers’ Convention, “Baby-Face” Ron met his old friend Thomas James Holt, who entertained the Bankers with his hill-billy trio. Jimmy now owns the “Rock and Ride ’Em” night club in Cleveland. On his way back to Chicago, Ron collided with a police car on Scranton Boulevard, in front of Lincoln High School. To his surprise, Madeline Car-rino, now a police officer, stepped out of the police car to see what had happened. Xo charges were pressed. High School Boy Saves Life of Inebriated Man Lincoln Tin Shop Makes Metal for Heroic Student Particulars of how Philip Paul Genco saved a human life were rushed to the VIEWER last night in record time by Herman Michael Pavia on his I scooter. Herman’s story was as follows: “Last night an intoxicated man, ; whose name was not learned, staggered out of Teresa A. Schwartz’s soft drink parlor and made for the Palace ; Hotel, a gigantic seventeen-story building owned by Adam Sartschev and Eugene Palka. both from Cleveland. The intoxicated man went directly to his room on the sixteenth floor and turned on the hot water to take a bath. He would have been scalded to death except that Richard Allen Glus-zek happened to be the building engineer and there was no hot water.” P. T. A. OF CLEVELAND ELECTS NEW OFFICERS Among the new officers who were recently elected by the P.T.A. of Cleveland, were Mrs. Joe Smith, the former Shirley Mae Breno, of Lincoln High School, who was elected president; and a friend of hers, Mrs. John Doe, the former Jeanette Fay Bon-ness, who graduated with Shirley, was elected treasurer. Both are proud mothers of two healthy boys. THE VIEWER Page 2___________________________ Chatter Platter The turn-table spins round and round, playing platters which echo news of who knows when . . . Local Girl Wins Contest Miss Joann Pauline Rau won the Bitter Creek Sweater Girl Contest, winning the title, “Miss Kau, the Wow girl.” Kepp-Cats Raise Roof Ralph Go man go” Douglas Kepp and his assistant, Ann Marie Semian, raised the roof at the “Be Alive and Jive” Ballroom with their jazz concert. Sportsman Wins Stock Car Race John Bacha won the Sportsman Park Speedway annual stock car race. John drove a 1911 Ford with a ’( 4 Ford engine with dual push-pedal overdrive. Amusement Park Opens for Season The Pink Mouse Amusement Park owned by Frank Governale and his able partner Michael Edward Profan-cik, is a popular seaside resort which has just opened for the season. Tenth Season As Captain Thomas Joseph Casey will begin his tenth season as captain of the Cleveland Greens pro football team. Tom said, “1 learned how to play ‘winning’ football at Lincoln.” Chemist Invents New System Emil A. Bodnarowyez is reported to have become the head chemist at the Havana Chemical Co. after he had invented a new system of making gasoline from Brazil nuts. BARBER SUPPLIES RICHARD WALTER ABRAHAM Ask For on ABRAHAM RAZOR Ask the Mon Who Hones One” New Jazz Drummer Rises Edward Ronald llulec, drummer extraordinaire, has just won the battle of the drummers. Through the preliminaries and semifinals Ed looked good. Yesterday was Ed's big day. He beat Gene Krupa! Ed’s comment after the contest was, “I knew I could do it.” LITERARY NEWS The famous novelist, Elizabeth Jean Kess, has just released her latest book, A Dietician’s Outlook on Reducing. Lincoln Graduate Wins Trip After writing her winning essay. “The Birds of Greenland,” Alice Marie Br kailo won a round trip on the U.S.S. Donna Leah Seidel to Greenland. She will stay in Greenland for a month learning the art of sled dog driving, then she will return home to go on a country-wide speaking tour on Greenland’s birds. SOCIETY NEWS Marilyn Jean Hupp, prominent socialite, is having the most gala occasion of the season on her new 270 foot cabin cruiser, near the shores of Al Capoco, where her mansion is located. She is celebrating her discovery of the cure for homeworkitis. Barbara B. Nichols, well known socialite, threw a lawn party yesterday. Everything went along smoothly until the mayor’s wife, Charlotte Heil, arrived and started to enjoy herself. Charlotte fell into the swimming pool. Barbara said to her as she was being helped from the pool by Dolores Kac-zor and Marian Klepak, “N’o more sarsaparilla for you today.” Baseball Star Retires After pitching his team, “The Mississippi .Mudwalkers, to an overwhelming victory against their greatest rivals, The Alabama Shiners,” Arnold Allen The Leg” Kerber retired from baseball. The reason: he can’t lift his leg high enough to get that extra zip on the ball. SAVE YOUR SOLES” By Buying At ALLEN HARVEY GUTH'S SHOE STORE Specializing In LAST FOREVER SOLES” Corner Castle and Scranton HAVE A REVILAK REVOLUTIONARY HAIR STYLE Are you one of those girls who is always in search of a smart hairdo? Stop looking! Just visit the Schultz Beauty Salon at 2104 Park Avenue. You’ll be given special attention by the world famous hair stylist, Miss Dolores Margaret Schultz, who has just returned from Paris and has taken lessons from Madam Eileen Jean Kevilak, the originator of the “Revilak Revolutionary hair style.” Don’t wait—visit her now and if you are not satisfied. Miss Schultz promises to undo your hair free of charge! | POW-OW! George Boltniew, a famous German scientist, is working on a blow out proof test tube. He wants to activate charcoal with a closed test tube. Every tube he has tried—and he has tried many types of test tubes—all blew up. Be A SUPREME DREAM in a DRESS BOUGHT at ELLIE'S PETITE DRESS SALON Madamoiselle ELLIE KANTARTZIS (Fifi) SPECIALIZES IN PARIS-STYLED DRESSES Never Stops Trying Gary Wayne Adkins, star of the Harlem Earthtrodders, was carried off the Arena floor after kicking 10 field goals from center court. His season total as of last night’s game is 2,246 goals and two fouls, a total of 4,494 points. He is well fed by his team mates. NEDRICH HARDWARE When Better Lawn Mowers Are Made They Will Still Be Borrowed Ask the Man Who Loans One William Nedrich Manager and Clerk Pa.ce 56 THE VIEWER Page 3 Good Start on New Career Hetty Jane Garan and Helen Kathleen llarchuck have just finished their new book called “The Life of North American Song Birds.” The girls toured the country for three years gathering material for what, they hope, is their best seller. Their last book, “The Life of South American Crows,” sold 150,000 copies. Not bad for a start on their new career. NEW SONG HITs WANTED To Appear In BETTY JANE JANKOWSKI'S New Musical Comedy “NORTH ATLANTIC Girl Captures Swim Title Joan T. Schlick has just won the ladies indoor swimming championship after defeating the finest women swimmers in the United States and Alaska. A 14% time gainer from a 25 foot board won the title for Miss Schlick. 0 ♦ 0 THREE MUSKEETERS WIN OSCARS Patricia Kaminski. Marilyn Ann Nelson, and Phyllis J. Shellenbarger have just won oscars for their performances in the picture “Wind Blown Road to Utopia.” Crown's Beanery Gerald Stephen Brown, Proprietor 2716 Castle Avenue Jerry Specializes in BOSTON BAKED BEANS EXPERIENCED GLASS CUTTERS WANTED It seems Charles M. Schwandt caught four of his fingers in some coke bottles. Chuck’s statement was “I was testing to see if they were clean.” LINCOLNETTES WIN AT COUNTY FAIR t'orrine Orlando won the shinning pole contest and catching the greased pig” contest at the fair held in Dry-Gulch Junction, .Montana. Shirley Hudson won the dill pickling pickle contest at the same fair in Buckskin County. OPERA STAR says Try Flash Tooth Paste FOR THAT CLEAN TASTE Ronald Boone star of CARAMEL LIGHTS. CAMERA. ACTION! Flash! Dolores Campo has just been rescued from the cruel sea. She had been lost for four days. Dolores replied after being rescued, “I was floating around photographing a few fish while they fought some fierce surf.” • 0 HOG CALLER FOR HIRE-CHEAP RATES New School Head FIFTH ANNIVERSARY ('lotus C. Kuprecht has just won the national title of “Champion Hog Caller” in the contest at the Iowa State Fair. Cletus needs a job and his last statement was, I refuse to work with temperamental hogs.” Phyllis K. Gazda has just been appointed head of the Nome, Alaska. School Board. Miss Gazda said, “I took the job in Alaska because I like to fish for Alaskan salmon, which is my favorite dish.” Dolores May Helkowski and Tamara Bluznikow have just celebrated their fifth year in business by opening a new store called “The Two B’s Fruit Store.” Page 37 Pa.se 58 PUBLICITY COMMITTEE SOCIAL COMMITTEE Pace 39 Page 40 Pa sc 41 PERSONALITY LIST BOYS Joe Stacey Len Flowers Don Myers Paul Maistros Gene Luni Don Myers Chuck Stanislav Wally Paliwoda Paul Maistros Lenny Lallo Bob Buck Ron Gehring Don Becher Gene Luni Paul Maistros Jim Colli ns Greg Monoc Jim Holt Ron Gehring Joe Stacey Tom Casey Ron Gehring Don Myers Don Mihalik Gene Luni Don Myers Ralph Kepp Chuck Schwandt Dave Madzay Tom Casey Bob Clinko Athlete Artist Manners Charm Cheerfulness Citizenship Complexion Conversationlist Cooperation Dancer Efficient Enthusiasm Eyes Hair Initiative Leadership Musician (Instrumental) Musician (Vocal) Personality Physique Figure ................... Poise Sense of Humor Service Sheik Smile Student Versatility Teeth Vocabulary Grooming Wit Jim Collins Most Likely to Succeed Pi � :e 12 PERSONALITY LIST GIRLS Carol laux Athlete Donna White Artist Marge Loepp Manners Annette Liscynski Charm Annette Liscynski Cheerfulness Alice Brykailo Citizenship Carol Disch Complexion Phyllis Gazda Conversationalist Donna Seidel Cooperation Linda Wroblewski Dancer Donna Seidel Efficient Arlene Meinke Enthusiasm Pat Grady Eyes Joyce Cherry Hair Florence Butchin Initiative Myra Beryk Leadership Carol Ann Moeller Musician (Inst.) Pat Grady Musician (Vocal) Annette Liscynski Personality Marilyn Easterlin Physique Figure Barbara Nichols Poise Eileen Wagner Sense of Humor Myra Beryk Service Rose Wodgik Sheba Pat Grady Smile Kay Danylyk Student r Arlene Meinke Versatility Barbara Nichols Teeth Barbara Nichols Vocabulary Rose Wodgik Grooming Teresa Schwartz Wit Myra Beryk Most Likely to Succeed P � ge 43 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY HOMEROOM 216 Page 44 HOMEROOM 219 HOMEROOM 314 HOMEROOMS 120 AND 116 HOMEROOM 320 E V NTS Mil BASKETBALL TEAM Page 55 BASEBALL TEAM FOOTBALL TEAM Page A C A P P E L I Page 58 eu AUTOGRAPHS $ j7j ti , r-rrtf i' Clx v5 O . - t Uc 4 y ' 0u UJb yV1 I i- I - • ft Destiny is the harvest of character, Character is the summation of habit, Habit is the repetition of deed. Deed is the expression of thought. Thought is the essence of life. Life is the expression of God. Apply this sequence in your life and chart your destiny. E. J. Bryan Page 3 DEDICATION With sincere appreciation and gratitude, we. The January Class of 1954, wish to dedicate our year book to you, Mr. Rambo, our dear friend and teacher. We shall never forget your enthusiasm and school spirit. Above all, we shall never forget the inspiring music we have all enjoyed under your able direction. Page K NOMINATING COMMITTEE Gerald Sharosky, Michael Palivoda, Ronald Collins, Irene Schmutzok, Shirley Nash, Donna Carrizzo. Gerald Sharosky, treasurer; Patrick Aftoora, assistant treasurer; Shirley Nash, secretary; Ronald Collins, president; Evelyn Guzi, vice president. CLASS OFFICERS I’age 5 PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Marolyn Nemeth, Donna Yahnert, Caroline Hodges, Donna Carrizzo, Barbara Sobol, Donald Madzay, chairman; Paul Holowczak, John Dzubay, Steve Roman, Alice Shellenbarger, not present. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Martin Darus, George Steiert, Donald Shubeck, Horry Mallchok, Richard Bobkivich, Michael Palivoda, Ronald Smolik, Betty Uccello, Irene Schmutzok, Ralph Kozora, chairman; Patricia Shea, Meryl Work. Page 6 MOTTO COMMITTEE Richard Klebowski, Myron Kramer, chairman; Richard Fein, Robert Sunkle. COLOR COMMITTEE Barbara Sprencz, Betty Morek, chairman; Mary Ann Novak. Page 7 Dolores Toth, Valerio Staniszewski, Carole Goodyear, chairman; Eugenia Litiaho. { CLASS ADVISOR E. D. Codings CLASS SPONSORS Miss Grace Kitzerow - George Rambo -J, Page S CLASS MOTTO The Past Forever Gone; The Future Still Our Own. CLASS COLORS Turquoise and White CLASS FLOWER Red Rose I’ay i 9 r PATRICK AFTOORA Ali Baba Clan Assistant Treasurer Student Council Tollcntcs F. T. A. Sixteen Mills Club School Service Award Drama Club MAYA ARTAMKIN Upper Third Scholarship Noodlecraft Club Scholarship Awards—4 She'll cook and bake all through hor life. And make some man a darn good wife. OTTO ARTBAUER Intramural Baseball Fishing Club Friendly and kind in all respects. Especially to the fairer sex. Here's a guy who's always jolly. Never sod or melancholy. RICHARD BOBKIVICH Dick Social Committee Upper Third Scholarship log Staff J. V. Football Team Tollcntcs Geology Club Attendance Awards—6 laughs and jokes, that's his style; He greets oil with a friendly smile. FRED BRAND Brandy Fishing Club Fred is kind to all of us. We sure hope that he'll be prosperous. RICHARD BROZ Dick Varsity Bowling Team Intramural Baseboll Band Orchestra Bowling Team A musical man of high ideal. He's got plenty of sox appeal. DONNA M. CARRIZZO Donn Publicity Committee Nominating Committee Harvard-Yale Basketball Team Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Intramural Volleyball Attendance Awards—8 Peppy, clever, full of fun. She is loved by everyone. RONALD COUINS Class President Varsity Football Decathlon Team Intramural Basketball Student Council F. T. A. A Coppello Choir Attendance Awards—9 Intelligence is quite evident; Who knows, someday he may be president. 1 i - t- t HORIA Z. CRISAN Student Council Cerdo Moliere Attendance Awards—4 His school life here was well spent— Always happy end content. MARTIN H. DARUS Morty'' Social Committee J. V. Football Team Student Council F. T. A. A Cappella Choir Small Ensemble {Choir; Attendance Awards—7 School Service Award Matty is the hot-rod boy; Suped-up cars are his greatest joy. JIM DAVIS Joy-Bird” Varsity Basketball Team J. V. Basketball Team Athletic Club Sixteen Mills Club Teen-Age Problems Club He's known to all his pals as Joy , Just a ho ppy-go-lucky” in every way. JIM DUPAY lover Varsity Football Team J. V. Football Team Intramural Basketball Student Council Teen-Age Problems Club Attendance Awards—7 School Service Award He never gives up when the going's rough; Here's a kid who's mighty tough. JOHN LEONARD DZUBAY Jingles Publicity Committee Log Circulation Intramural Basketball Art Club Attendance Awards—6 Exhibition Committee for Scholastic Art With crayons or oils, he is smart; For eight semesters, he's had art. RICHARD CHARLES FEIN Satch Motto Committee Upper Third Scholarship log Circulation Tips for Teens Club Ir all things he dees persist, A genuine optimist. CHARLES FLANAGAN Chuck Intramural Baseball Tollentes A Cappella Choir Small Ensemble (Choir) Athletic Club A little nonsense now and then. Is relished by the wisest men. j? CAROLE G. GOODYEAR Flowor Committee Chairman lincolnettes Intramural Volleyball A Cappella Choir Small Ensemble (Choir) Active Sports Bookbinding Club Vim, vigor, and vitality— Here's a gol with personality. EVEIYN J. GUZI Gw Class Vice President National Honor Society Horvard Yole Basketball Team Student Council F. T. A. Majorettes Attendance Awards—11 Scholarship Awards—3 Where is the devil in Evelyn's eyes? I see only laughs and sighs. CAROLINE A. HODGES Carol Publicity Committee Majorettes Bookbinding Club Commercial Club Tips for Teens Club Modern Dance Programs Ninth Grade Choir A vote so sweet and words so fair— Not to spcok of her lovely hair. PAUL KOLOWCZAK Publicity Committee Notionol Honor Society log Co-editor F. T. A. Band Orchestra Subject Superiority Awards in Math Sigma Statistical Service Al‘ his work wes not in vain. For now he is a great big brain. ♦ � t •I DICK KLEBOWSKI Whitey Motto Committeo Varsity Football Team J- V. Basketball Team Teen-Age Problems Club Attendance Awards—9 Dick's the coptain of our team; He's a guy who's on the beom. RALPH M. KOZORA Koi Social Committee Chairman National Honor Society President Log Staff Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball F. T. A. Attendance Awards—9 Sigma Statistical Service His aim is high, his notions bold. He's worth far more than all the gold. MYRON I. KRAMER Motto Committee Chairman log Circulation Intramural Basketball Geology Club Fishing Club Always quick to help one out. He's real Goorge, there's no doubt. VERA LISACHENKO A Ccppollo Choir Small Ensemble (Choir) Her songs alS come right from her heart; Faith and Hope they do import. EUGENIA LITIAHO Flower Committee Here's a girl we recommend; She's true blue, right to the end. I DONALD MADZAY Modi Publicity Committee Chairman Junior Honor Society Notional Honor Society Scholarship Awards—5 Subject Superiority Awards in Commercial—4 Song Contest Don't Let Thom Take It Away Essay Contest Selling as a Caroor Sigma Statistical Service An excellent student, wc'rc well aware, A boy like Don, is very rare. ROBERT C. MALCOLM Bond Orchestra His dork hair shines with lustre. And dig that crozy cookie duster. HARRY MALLCHOK Digger Social Committee Varsity Football Team Student Council President F. T. A. Radio Operators Club Sixteen Mills Club Attendance Awards—5 School Service Award It's no wonder Horry's liked so much. He comes through in every clutch. BETTY ANN MOREK Color Committee Chairman Upper Third Scholarship Intromurol Basketball Intramural Volleyball Lincolnottes Cercle Molicrc There's nothing Betty connot do— Sociable, pleasant, and a good sport too. HALYNA NARIZNY Music Appreciation Club Her life has found its place; I grows in strength, in hope, in grace. SHIRLEY NASH Shirl Closs Secretary Nominating Committee Lincolnettos Teen Age Problems Club Tips for Teens Club School Service Award The dimple that your cheek contains Will help you make successful gains. MARALYN A. NEMETH Dolly Publicity Committeo Notional Honor Society log Circulation cu� Oomoreros Altos Scholarship Awards 3 Stigma Statistical Service Shapely in her every feotwre— Could there be so fair 0 creature? MARY ANN NOVAK Color Committee Harvard-Yale Boskotball Team Intromurol Basketball Majorettes Mary's a gal we can't ignore; She's ginger.peachy to the core. 1: i MICHAEL PALIVODA Miko Social Committee Nominating Committee Chairman National Honor Society Decathlon Team F. T. A. Bond School Sorvice Award Sigma Statistical Service Mike is dependable and true; He turns gray skies into blue. STEPHAN R. ROMAN Moose Publicity Committee Varsity Football Team F. T. A. A Cappello Choir Art Club Athletic Club Attendance Awards—8 Fine Arts In ort Stove doos excel; He paints his portraits mighty well. IRENE GLORIA SCHMUTZOK Rene Social Committee Nominating Committee National Honor Society log Staff lincolnottos Commercial Club Attendance Awards—9 School Service Award Her daily deed is friendliness. And every smile beams hoppiness. r GERALD SHAROSKY Jerry Closs Treasurer Nominating Committee Varsity Football Team J. V. Football Team Intramural Bascboll Intramural Basketball Sigma Statistical Service Filled to the brim with zeal and zest. And as a pal, he's one of the best. PATRICIA SHEA Pat Social Committee Nccdlecroft Club Though she's bashful, though she's shy. She's nice to every gal and guy ALICE JEANNE SHELLENBARGER Ace Publicity Committee National Honor Society Tips for Teens Club Oh, tell me pretty eyes of blue. Are there any more at hor like you? The Don j n of Lincoln HigK 7 All the girls just swoon and sigh. BETTY ANN SMITH Music Appreciation Club Attendance Awards—A In stature small. But a friend to all. HPR I • f ft BARBARA ANN SPRENCZ Bob Color Committee Log Typist Student Council lincolnottos First Aid Club Needlecroft Club Attendant Award —7 She can ew, � he can bake; There' hardly a thing that h« can't make. RONALD F. SMOLIK Schmoo Social Committee J. V. Football Team Tollentc Athlotic Club Boseball Team II there's no mischief going on. He'll moke some. Leave it to Ron. Active Never a shout, never a squeal— She's a girl who's really real. VALERIA ANN STANISZEWSKI V Flower Committee Intramural Basketball Geology Club Attendance Awards—6 A bit of gaiety in her talk. A touch of lightness in her walk. GEORGE STEIERT Social Committee log Circulation Student Council F. T. A. A Cappella Choir Smoll Ensemble (Choir) lab Dabbers Club Attendance Awards—7 Better than Sinatro, he con sing; Beats Perry Como, and even Bing. I ROBERT SUNKLE Skip Motto Committee Log Cireulolion Student Council Tips for Toons Club Sigmo Statisticol Service While in school. Bob does dream, Oh to be fishing by o stream! EDWARD W. TESKE Big Ed Varsity Baseball Team Varsity Basketball Team Varsity Footboll Team Athlotic Club Baseball Club He's real big and rcol tall; He ploys varsity basketball. DOLORES MAE TOTH Dolly Flower Committee Safety Council Commercial Club Dolly's a girl we all admire— Always neat in her ottir . I BETTY UCCELLO Social Committee Intramoral Baseball Intramural Baskotball Intramural Volleyball Commercial Club She's sugar and spice. And everything that makes her nice. ADAM VARLAMOS Sixteen Mills Club Attendance Awards—3 Magic Club He's just as quiet as he can be. Shyness fits him to o tee. MERYL ANNE WORK Sociol Committee Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Band Alpha Y-Tccns Geology Club Tips for Teens Club Her pals all know that she's complete. So kind, tender, and oh so sweet. DONNA YAHNERT Pat Publicity Committee Nccdlecraft Club Last but not least, the silent type. Donna's a girl without a gripe. PERSONALITY LIST Boys ATHLETE ARTIST MANNERS Myron Kramer CHARM Pat Aftoora CHEERFULNESS Harry Mallchok CITIZENSHIP COMPLEXION CONVERSATIONALIST COOPERATION DANCER EFFICIENT ENTHUSIASM EYES HAIR INITIATIVE Ronald Collins LEADERSHIP Richard Broz MUSICIAN (Inst.) George Steiert MUSICIAN (Vocal) Jim Davis PERSONALITY Gerald Sharosky PHYSIQUE - FIGURE George Steiert POISE Charles Flanagan SENSE OF HUMOR Harry Mallchok SERVICE Don Shu beck SHEIK SHEBA Horia Crisan SMILE Paul Holowczak STUDENT Harry Mallchok VERSATILITY Ronald Collins TEETH Paul Holowczak VOCABULARY Edward Teske GROOMING Charles Flanagan WIT Ronald Collins MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Girls Meryl Work Irene Schmutzok Pat Shea Pat Shea Shirley Nash Carole Goodyear .... Dolores Toth Shirley Nash Donna Carrizzo Mary Ann Novak Carole Goodyear Maralyn Nemeth Caroline Hodges Maralyn Nemeth Betty Morek Evelyn Guzi Meryl Work Carol Goodyear Vera Lisachenko Alice Shellenbarger Maralyn Nemeth Pat Shea Betty Uccello Carole Goodyear Donna Carrizzo Shirley Nash Betty Ann Smith Evelyn Guzi Caroline Hodges Betty Ann Smith Barbara Sprencz Betty Uccello Evelyn Guzi iM 4 Page 1C Page 17 HOMEROOM 1 07 CLASS OF JANUARY, 1954 s 4 BABY PICTURES ) | j | i KEY TO BABY PICTURES 1. Valeria Staniszewski—Oh! you're kidding me. 2. Irene Schmutzok—Sitting pretty. . . 3. Donna Carrizzo—Ah, I didn't mean it. 4. Jim Davis—You mean I got to go to school? 5. Halyna Narizny—Oh! What big eyes you have. 6. Maya Artamkin—I'm not a boy. I'm a girl. 7. Don Madzay—You flatter me. 8. Betty Uccello—Stranded at the altar. 9. Horia Crisan—Me an' my teddy bear. 10. George Steiert—How about some privacy? 11. Adam Varlamos—Let me out of here. 12. Maralyn Nemeth—Hold your hat folks! Here comes the hot-rod. 13. Ron Collins—That's our president???? 14. Donna Yahnert—Gee, I love you. 15. Paul Holowczak—What's this? 16. Dick Klebowski—Captain of the team? Someday!! ? Richard Bobkivich—Some joke!!?? 18. Caroline Hodges—Giddyup! 19. Steve Roman—Did I miss the boat? 20. Carole Goodyear—Have a seat, won't you? 21. Richard Fein—My dad can lick your dad. . . . 22. Mary Ann Novak—See the halo??? 23. Shirley Nash—Well, who knows? I don't. 24. Meryl Work—Me and my magic carpet. 25. Delores Toth—Glamour girl of the 30's. 26. Pat Shea—Mrs. Clyde Beatty. 27. Betty Morek—Places to go, but nothing to wear. 28. Bob Malcolm—Alaska or bust! 29. Marty Darus—Out of the way. They cc!l me speed-demon. 30. Harry Mallchok—Please send me in, Coach. 31. Ralph Kozora—Practising for Uncle Sam. 32. Barbara Sobol—I just can't get rid of this dog. 33. Ed Teske—Well, I was little once. 34. Evelyn Guzi—Don't get any ideas. . . . He's mine. 35. Richard Broz—The sun's in my eyes and so are you. 36. Don Shubeck—Nobody loves me. . . . 37. Robert Sunkle—My ideal. . . . 38. Eugenia Litiaho—I'm really not that shy. 39. Barb Sprencz—All up in the air about something. 40. Charles Flanagan—You can say that again! 41. Fred Brand—Here I come, ready or not. . . . 42. Pat Aftoora—Oh! for the day to be a senior. 43. Ron Smolik—It's been a rocky road but ! finally made it. Page 0 un .oln high school librWW THOUSANDS JAM THEATRE NEW YORK. Jan. 5—-The latest Broadway hit, WEEK END IN PARIS. written by the distinguished playwright, MYRON KRAMER, is beginning its second year tonight. After one year on the great whiteway, the dashing DON SHIJ BECK is still thrilling the ladies in the romatic role of Pierre L’Amor. Clevelander to Dance in Latin Quarter CLEVELAND. Jan. 5 —DOLLY NEMETH, resident of our fair city, has just returned from a month's dance tour through Cuba. After a brief rest, she will begin a two-week engagement at New York’s famous laitin Quarter. ''Comedian of the Year CHICAGO, Jan. 5 — The applause i was reallv deafening last night, as PAT (king of laughs) AFTOOItA was awarded the ‘‘Comedian of the Year” plaque for outstanding entertainment. Eugenia Says: The way to a man's heart is through his stomach.” Delicious, tasty, tempting foreign recipes can be had by enclosing 25c and a 3c stamp. Write or Wire: EUGENIA LITIAHO Box 1006 Cleveland, Ohio CAN'T BE BEAT LOS ANGELES, Jan. 5 — Once again UCLA came through with flying colors, winning its tenth game of the season with a score of 42-14. It looks as if end GERALD SHAR-OSKY and star eighth-back, RICHARD KLEBOWSK1, (pictured above) arc going to have another victorious season. 19th SONG IN 10 YEARS CLEVELAND, Jan. 5—DON MAD-ZAY, the well-known musician and composer, just had his nineteenth pop song. “Eternally,” published last week. It is rumored that he has been asked to write the music for several new Broadway shows. STAR AWARDED OSCAR HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 5 —A large crowd was on hand last night as SHIRLEY NASH was given the Oscar Award for “Actress of the Year.” Shirley’s role in “A Forgotten Paradise” was acclaimed by critics as the best in years. WORLD TRAVELER RETURNS CLEVELAND, Jan. 5— RONNIE COLLINS, the Continental Casanova, has just returned from his six months’ tour of Europe and the North American continent. He said that he met many Lincoln graduates of 1954 during his travels. Starting his trip on the west coast, he met STEVE ROMAN and JOHN DZUBAY. artists and designers for MGM and 20th Century Fox respectively. After leaving L. A., Ron decided to go to Mexico City. And who should be at the airport when he arrived, but RALPH KOZORA, who is working for the New World Aviation Co. as Spanish-English translator. Coming back East to stop off at Lincoln High, he was surprised to see MARY ANN NOVAK teaching baton twirling. The next stop on the list was New York. As the plane was getting ready to take off. TWA’s nicest hostess, BETTY MOREK, helped him fasten his safety belt. Arriving in New York at 6:20, he was able to catch the last performance of “Carmen,” which starred VERA LISACHEXKO, the Metropolitan Opera’s best coloratura. From New York Ronald went to Washington to attend to some business interests, and met MAYA AR-TAMKIN, who was working for the government as interpretor. After his business interests were taken care of, he went back to New York to sail for London on the Queen Elizabeth. Upon arriving in London, and checking in at the hotel, Ronnie decided to visit his old Alma Mater, Oxford College. There, Professor PAUL HOL-OWCZAK was teaching the Holowc-zak Theory of Nuclear Fission. After a fortnight in London, he went to the Riviera, where he was entertained by CAROLINE HODGES, alias “High-Kicking Katie,” and PAT SHEA, alias “Can-Can Candy,” stars of the Follies Chorus Line. After spending all his money on the chorus girls, Ronnie was so broke, that he returned to the U. S. via cattle boat. Page 22 LOST explORer FOUND CLEVELAND. Jan. 5—Honest HARRY MALLCHOK, famous explorer who was lost five years ago in the jungles of Nairobi was found last week bv the well traveled missionary, Dr. RONALD SMOLIK. Dr. Smolik was in this vicinity converting headhunters. Honest Harry was lost collecting shrunken heads for his “Ant-eek!” shoppe on Euclid Ave. He had been suffering from Amnesia, which resulted from the tropical fever, Native-girl-itis.” The minute he saw Dr. Smolik, he went crazy. With joy. (Typographical error.) This brought back his memory. We're looking forward to the return of Honest Harry with his shrunken head. HAVE A SMART HAIR STYLE The famous Parisian hair stylist, DONNA (Fifi) CARRIZZO, will appear at the Ritz Beauty Salon, owned and operated by Mile. MERYL WORK, to show the newest French hair style, CARRIZZO CURL. So be there at 1:00, Saturday afternoon, and remember! ! SMART GIRLS HAVE CARRIZZO CURLS LITERARY NEWS NEW YORK, Jan. 5—The famous novelist, BETTY ANN SMITH, just released her latest book. “Revival of a Dead Language, or “Wake Up, Latin I-overs ! DIAMOND JIM'S JIM DAVIS' pawnshop is having a special sale, featuring hocked items not claimed within 30 years. Cuspidors 2 for 79c Spats 1 5c a pair (slight moth damage) Mustache Cups 29c Mooseheads $1.49 BIG BUSINESS MERGER AKRON, Jan. 5—Wealthy heiress of Goodyear Rubber Co., MISS CAROL GOODYEAR, has decided to merge her company with the Firestone Corporation. Miss Goodyear has announced the result of the research department’s latest development, which will be marketed under the brand name of “The Goodfire Tire, with the “Stonevear Tubes”—guaranteed to wear like rock. First Prize in Deep-Sea Fishing DAYTONA BEACH, Jan. 5—FRED BRAND, who last year won first prize for catching the largest fish, outdid himself this year by hooking a huge swordfish. If -he keeps this up, there won’t be anymore fish left for other determined fishermen. AI il l o mitre PI ay boy Vacationing in Florida MIAMI, Jan. 5—OTTO ARTBAU-ER was seen idly cruising down Silver Lake in his new cabin cruiser. He got tired of the yacht he had last week. He said that the color did not match his sailing clothes. The swank party Otto gave on his yacht last week was quite a party. BOB MALCOLM drew a large crowd when he started beating the drums. For three hours the socialites clamored for more jivey music. The boat must have been in a very bad condition after the party, because he sold it. Stock Car Racer Opens Garage CLEVELAND. Jan. 5—A new garage was opened today by stock car racer, MARTIN DARUS. On display in his showroom is a large selection of suped-up jalopies, which he plans on selling tor $f)000 each. That strange looking car you may have seen zooming down the street is Martin’s personal car. He designed it especially for himself. EVELYN'S CHARM SCHOOL The nation’s best dressed woman. EVELYN Gl’ZI, has opened a charm school to give the young women of today her fabulous formula for eternal youth. She will feature her atomic skin preparation as part of the course. 1703 Euclid Avenue ELEGANCE only 79.00 ELITE DRESS SALON Mme. BARBARA SPRENCZ the world's famous designer of dresses, has opened a dressmaking shoppe on Euclid Avenue. Exclusive and original dresses are now on display. Page2S SOCIETY NEWS Have you tried the revolutionary new breakfast food? ? ? TESKE'S Toasties APPEAL TO TINY TOTS The only Cereal guaranteed to SNIP! CRICKLE! PIP! Get a carton at your Grocer's immediately! Positions Wanted GEORGE STEIERT, B.A., M.A., B.Sc., Ph.D., desires employment. Experienced in blackboard washing, eraser-clapping:, and floor-sweeping. Call—PEachpit 211. RICHARD BROZ — Looking for job on road crew. Specialize in rockcrushing, etc. Write: No. 73-GD0128. IRENE SCHMUTZOK — Willing to start at top as screen, T.V., or radio star. Am willing to adapt myself to living in the manner to which I want to become accustomed. Write: 13Vi Flatbnsh Row, Brooklyn, N. Y. NEW DISCOVERY IN RESEARCH CLEVELAND, Jan. 5—Dr. BARBARA SOBOL, well-known for her discoveries in research, has finally announced to the world the cause of the common cold. She states that if her progress continues as it has in the past, she may be able to give the cause for the virus diseases which have been so prominent. VAL’S BEAUT Y BOX Special this month only to all former Lincoln High School pupils:— • Regular $25.00 Permanent Waves Only $4.50!! Bring your diplomas in order to take advantage of this offer. VALERIA STANISZEWSKI Corner Scranton and Clark Phone: TOni 1-0006 Coming Attractions Wild West Rodeo Featuring the famous singing cowboy, Dapper DICK FEIN, and his horse, Uranium. • 4 o o Ballet Russe Starring world famous prima-bal-leriiu.. HAI.YNA NAR1ZNY. star of last year’s Academy Award Winner, “The Pink Slippers.” 4 0 Boxing at the Arena “PUNCHY” SUNKLE, watm weight champion of the world will be back at the Arena March 4, to defend his title against Cauliflower McPugg. The last time these two had a bout, it was the Flamingos that saved the day for Sunkle. As McPugg watched the flock fly by. Sunkle kayoed him with his famous double-cross. Photographs Movie Stars HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 5—A new studio was opened today by HORIA CRISAN on Sunset Blvd. As an attraction for customers, he had several movie stars there, waiting to be photographed. Patents Applied For ADAM VARLAMOS’ spectacular invention, The Varlamos Vacuum Cleaner, for cleaning vacuums. ADVICE TO TIIE . LOVE L O R N By DOLORES TOTH Dear Dolores: I have a problem. Herkimer is my boyfriend. Everytime he takes me to dinner, he says he left his wallet in his other suit. He has no other suit! I have dishpan hands alrcadv. What shall I do???? Ennintrude. Dear Ermintrude: Use hand lotion. Dolores. BRATENAHL, Jan. 5 — The CHARLES FLANAGANS are having the most gala occasion of the season at their Bratcnahl mansion next month with their Valentine’s Day Ball. Mr. Flanagan is celebrating his acquisition of the Terminal Tower. Number one names will be on the entertainment program for this special occasion. RICHARD BOBKI-VICH and his Bobkat Ten will provide the music in his inimitable mellow manner. JIM DUPAY will share vocal honors with the lovely ALICE SHKL-LENBARGER. Jimmy certainly has come up in the world since he accidently discovered he could sing five years ago. Miss Shcllenbarger is here in Cleveland visiting her family while she is between pictures. She’ll be hack to Hollywood for her next musical comedv role after the Valentine’s Day Ball. P. T. A. News Mrs. John Doe, the former DONNA YAHNERT, of Lincoln High School, has been elected president of the Cleveland chapter of the P. T. A. of Ohio. She has been active in club activities ever since her twin sons have been attending school. JITTER-BUG REVISED CLEVELAND, Jan. 5— BETTY UCCELLO, owner of the Ritz Dancing School, introduced a now type dance yesterday to her advanced pupils. The dance is revised from the “jitter-bug but is more complicated. Miss Uccello may appear on television in the near future to demonstrate the new dance steps. AUTO TUNE-UPS Special $4.95 Come to MIKE PALIVODA'S Auto Repair Shop for guaranteed work by o master mechanic. If your motor growls like a dog We'll make it purr like a cat.” ‘s TESKE'5 PASTIES Page 21 DRAGNET The story you are about to read is highly imaginary. All times and places are fictional. Only the names are real. My name is Z. Someday. I'm a senior. I was faced with an electrifying problem. A’l I wanted was facts but everything else got in my way. An accident had occurred at the corner of 1954 January Street. My job—find it. AF-TOORA while of deliberation on the matter, I decided to take my NASH and start dragging the net. The first day of the search brought nothing. I was so MADZAY that I returned to my office and mixed myself and my secretary a COLLINS. As I was sitting there in disgust a clue came to me. All I had to do now was to find the man who sold the tires that made the car go and I could find the accident. I began calling tire dealers all over town. About 10 calls later a dealer answered the phone and said: HOLOWZAK. I was suspicious. First of all, how did he know my name was Zak and why did he say Hello in such an odd way? I asked him, Did UCCELLO any tires lately? He said, Yes. Three GOODYEAR tires had been bought by a woman driver. Oh! Oh! That spelled trouble. I questioned further, Did SHEA seem like a bad driver? NOVAK. Now I knew something was fishy. Why should he call me Zak one time and Vak another. I asked him in a polite and unsuspecting way. He said, I thought you'd never ask. Did you think for one minute that we would spell the name wrong? That's the only thing about this story that is real. My conscience was relieved and he gave me her address— 1954 January Street! Everything had been going along FEIN until I heard those numbers. They kept ringing in my ears. Where had I heard them before? I tried associating them with familiar objects in my office and on my desk. The calendar was the last object and after that I gave up. Who knows, perhaps it would take a year before it dawned on me and by that time it would probably be too late. Maybe if I found out where she had bought the car I would be able to find her. Something told me I had a job on my hands, but I went to WORK. By the end of 107 phone calls I found the place. The only information the manager could give me was that she had purchased one BRAND new DARUS convertible and her phone number was UFindit 4-ME-2. Now I was getting somewhere but I had to remember to be cautious. I lifted the receiver for what I swore would be the last time and dialed her number. Strange, but no one answered. Wait. Someone was coming to the phone. Ah! There came the voice. Did you want something? 'Yes, please. What did DUPAY for that new car you bought recently? Oh, it's MOREK than it is car right now. I had an accident. I said, You did? I couldn't let on, you see. But how much did DZUBAY for it in the beginning? I asked. Oh, I didn't buy it. A fellow DAVIS it to me as a present, was her answer. Holy SMOLIK. This was beginning to look like a case for the police. I asked her, How did it happen? She told me the whole story. Well, I was ROMAN around town with hardly a PALIVODA in the world, when this handsome fellow, with a mustache identical to that of Clark Gable, waved me down. He asked if he could get a lift to the dentist's office in the KOZORA Building. He had a TOTH that needed attention. I had nothing else to do so I gave him a ride. On the way, we introduced ourselves. He said his name was Robert Page 25 DRAGNET MALCOLM but I could call him BOBKIVICH for short. After the appointment at the dentist, we decided to get better acquainted and so we ate at the noted Hungarian restaurant, The NEMETH. After that we visited art galleries operated by ARTAMKIN and ARTBAUER. We still hadn't gotten acquainted so we went to three night clubs, the Famous VARLAMOS, the Gay CARRIZZO, and the Fluzi GUZI. Then we drove out to where he worked and as we approached, there on a large sign in tourquois and white I read the names of KLEBOWSKI SHAROSKY BROZ, Inc. Are you still there? I answered yes and she continued. Well, it was a beautiful building with red roses, grass, and HODGES planted all around the front. He told me all about the business and the three S's—secretaries whose names began with S —SOBOL, SPRENCZ, and STAN-ISZEWSKI. Then we left. It had gotten quite foggy by this time and I told him I had better SHUBECK home. As much as I wanted to get home quick and KRAMER to the floor, I found driving fast absolutely impossible. A few NARIZNY escapes made me slow down. As I drove past the SCHMUTZOK residence I could see a light in the study. Evidently she was doing some reading or maybe writing a letter. We had just gotten on FLANAGAN Boulevard and about to cross the East CRISAN bridge when he began talking again. I had so much on my mind and trying to distinguish what he was talking about was like trying to find a SMITH in the phone book. I began to think the same of her. She must have taken up public speaking in school because she sure could talk. I wondered what all this had to do with the accident but she continued. Then he began telling me of a party he had last week with a Mr. MALLCHOK and Mr. TESKE, both prominent in sports. He told me how they talked about the opera singers LISACHENKO and STEIERT. Then he told me how Robert SUNKLE caught a 250 pound tuna off the coast of Florida, which didn't interest me in the slightest. On he rambled about a Miss LITIAHO, whom he had sponsored in sending to Paris to take up dress designing. By that time I had asked where he lived and dropped him off. In another 15 minutes I was home. I didn't bother to put the car in the garage but hurried off to bed. Well, the next morning is when it all happened. I was late for work and so I jumped in the car and took off. But you know something? Before I had gotten out of the driveway I hit a fire plug and telephone pole. By the way, why am I telling you all this? Are you from the insurance company? Well no, but I would like to see the car, I carefully replied. Fine. Come on over. I'm home most any evening. Do you have the address? Yes, but I don't— Well, I sure enjoyed talking with you or was it to you? Anyway I enjoyed it. Goodby. How do you like that! All that time wasted and I still didn't find out how to get there. I was too tired to worry anymore and so I drove my competent and understanding secretary, Miss SHELLENBARGER, home. As I was driving to my place, I found my hand constantly over my mouth as one YAHNERT came after another. But soon I was under the covers and in bed. Well, I hadn't solved the mystery and the whole thing seemed like a crazy mixed-up muddle but one quotation which a principled man cf Cleveland once quoted stuck to my mind— High failure towers over low success! Page 20 Class Will and Testament i LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the January class of 1954, being capita mortua corporeally, do hereby bequeath, bestow upon, and commit unto whoever is so indiscreet as to accept fortuitous contretemps , our following wor —priceless legacies: To all the teachers of Lincoln High School, the January, 1 954, class leaves its appreciation and thanks (and memories, tool!) for all the patience and help given us, especially in this last semester. And to the future graduating classes, we wish all the success and happiness possible, and just a little word of advice.—Enjoy and take advantage of these years because they have a way of slipping by very fast. (We know!!!) The capital seat of Room 107 is vacated by Ronnie Collins for next year's senior class president, along with its many responsibilities. Harry Mallchok bequeaths the honor to a future senior of being Student Council president. The sparkle in Shirley Nash's eyes will remain for another cute kid who would like to take her place as class secretary. Mary Ann Novak and Evelyn Guzi leave behind their batons to the future trotters. To all the boys who will play on next year's varsity team, Jerry Sharosky gladly bequeaths his football ability. Pat Aftoora bequeaths his curly hair to some boy who doesn't like to comb his hair. Pat Shea and Donna Yahnert leave their shy and quiet personalities to all the girls to whom it may be just as becoming. Caroline Hodges leaves the memory of her long hair and just this word of advice— Girls, if you do have long hair, don't cut it. Robert Malcolm leaves his mustache to another Clark Gable. Don Shubeck will give instructions to any up-and-coming senior who would like to acquire his line and way with the women. The sixth period is open to an efficient girl who would like to help Mr. Watson in place cf Dc’cres Toth. Myron Kramer leaves behind his tangled fishing line, hoping someone else will get as much enjoyment from it. Fred Brand and Olto Artbauer leave their reticence in class to someone who is a dark horse in the race for A's. J m Dupay leaves uniform number 16 to be refilled by a capable end. Attention to anyone who would like to be the best dressed girl by her senior year!! Barbara Sprencz bequeaths her sewing and fashion ability to the ninth grade girls. Don Madzay leaves his bookworms for seme other bright student to feed and take care cf. Valeria Staniszewski surrenders (gladlyl) her driving book to Mr. Rutledge, (who takes it gladly!!) Richard Klebowski wills his tackle position to someone with enough endurance to withstand the rushes cf opponent players. Maralyn Nemeth leaves behind her dancing slippers to anyone who likes Miss Peterman's Modern Dance Class as well os she did. Paul Holowczak wills the bassoon and bass drum to someone with wind enough to tell everyone, It's a bassoon, and endurance enough to keep students from beating the bass drum. Rich Fein leaves the pencil that goes behind the ear to an underclassman who has a hole in his pocket. Martin Darus bequeaths his alarm clock sst at 7:45 to some student who lives dose to school. Ron Smolik entrusts his list of absences ond excuses to anyone willing to take the chance. To the future Sinatra's in Mr. Rambo's choir, George Steiert leaves behind all the sour notes. Carole Goodyear bequeaths the attendance sheet to someone with a crystal ball clear enough to tell whether students are absent or present. To some future Einstein who doesn't mind reading between the lines, Richard Bobkivich passes on h's little-worn moth books. Page 2( LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Charles Flanagan begrudgingly wills his acrid humor to any boy who wants to become class cynic. To someone who wants to ride the elevator between classes, Ralph Kozora willingly leaves his crutches, but hopes that no one will take him up on this point. Irene Schmutzok entrusts her school enthusiasm to anyone who wants to enliven school spirit. Alice Shellenbarger leaves port of her charm to some miss who is sadly lacking it. Betty Smith leaves her history reports to struggling students of Mr. Baumgartner's Modern History Class. Robert Sunkle bequeaths his combination lock to someone who can work the com without revealing it to anyone else. To all the girls doing some wishful thinking, Betty Morek leaves the memory of the sparkler on her left hand. Barbara Sobol offers her trait of dependability to anyone capable of putting it to good use. Donna Carrizzo leaves a vacancy on the intramural basketball and baseball teams for some capable girl. To a girl whose one desire is to have a beautiful voice, Vera Lisachenko leaves her vocal ability. Maya Artamkin, Horia Crisan, and Halyna Narizny bequeath their loyalty and goodwill upon all the students of Lincoln High, who have been here as short a time os they. Ed Teske and Jim Davis bequeath basketball ability upon some up-and-coming swish- er. Betty Uccello resigns from her position as study hall checker, sixth period. Those interested in taking her place, see Miss Haskins. John Dzubay and Steve Roman sacrifice their artistic ability to the future Publicity Committee who may lack two fine artists. The memory of Mike Palivoda's shy but friendly smile will remain behind for quite awhile. Meryl Work steps aside for someone to take her place as vice-president of the band. Adam Varlamos unhappily surrenders the remains of the food in the cafeteria to all the hearty eaters. To anyone with ambition and strength to bring the saxophone to class everyday, Richard Broz gladly leaves said saxophone. To the 12B girls in cooking class, Eugenia Litiaho leaves all the dirty dishes. The foregoing document, being notarized, witnessed, filed, and thus, officially valid, is herewith, henceforth, and forthwith put into effect. We, the undersigned, duly witnessing the aforesaid document, do herein attest to our attestating being true. D. Tect Dee Liver D. Stroy •Non-liying president is a synonym for this lotin phrase. “French for chance accident. Page iS I i Page .?•? ----—” LINCOLN SPORTS I i- I - I i- I