Lincoln High School - Lincolnia Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT The time has come for us, the January Class of 1957, City of Cleveland, being of sound minds (?) and limp bodies, to leave, relinquish, vacate, and will to the faculty and student body of Lincoln High School, the following, to be done with as seen fit: To Mr. Varner, our beloved principal, wc give the pleasure of our leaving!!! Richard Voloshen wills the sharp 1956 Mercury he has been driving around. (Wc wonder what his father will say.) To Miss Kitzerow and Mr. Zupan, our beloved homeroom teachers who put up with us this year, we leave the honor of being a part of the 99th Graduating Class of Lincoln High School. To any envious 7B or anyone with naturally straight hair, Carol Schweitzer leaves her curly hair. To the 12B Class we bequeath the honor of counting the days and periods until they leave Lincoln High School. (Don’t feel too bad.) Catherine Pugliese relinquishes the pleasure of leaving. The joy of having everyone co-operate (?) is left to the next senior class president by Paul Schmutzok. Two more robes are available! Kay Lancaster and Judy Hansen are leaving theirs to some future sopranos wanting to add a few gray hairs to Mr. Rambo’s collection. Hold it! A vacant seat is left regretfully by Thelma Gerras to any girl who desires to be involved in as many activities as she. To any future majorette who has enough ambition (and patience) to keep everyone in step. Helen Deeb leaves two left feet, a pair of worn-out boots, a cherished uniform, and many memories. “Has anything unusual or funny happened to you in class?” Jan Churlik leaves this much-used phrase to anyone who desires to take over the NOTES AND ANECDOTES column. (A good job well done, Jan) Three little kittens quiet as can be—Pat Fowler, Connie Denney, and Sandy May—bequeath their quietness and close companionship to friendless, noisy ?B’s. Can you collect money? A boy is needed to take the place of Don Wootton, class treasurer, who so graciously and charmingly got our votes and then our MONEY! Three number 15 uniforms are left by Bob Siley to any boy desiring to lx a 3-lettcrman and do as good a job as he. Neil Creswell and Sam Rusyn leave their unusual antics to someone wishing to give a few gray hairs to their homeroom teacher. ATTENTION ALL LUNCH PERIOD TOL-LENTEES! Ross Wacker bequeaths his dodging ability to any boy who can do his hall duty in the cafeteria. To the next future driver. Carol Martins bequeaths her favorite driving seat. (May he rest in peace.) Ike Hackenberg wills his FTA headaches, aspirins, and gavel to Miss Maroon and the next FTA president. Page 14