Lincoln High School - Lincolnia Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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CL cil± 'J.anuaxu IQ 7 7 THE SPOTLIGHT Cleveland. Ohio Wednesdav January 23, 1970 AUTOMOTIVE EXPERTS MEET IN CLEVELAND Lincoln Auditorium was the scene of the biggest automobile convention in twenty-five years. The most exciting part of the convention was when Larry Kubat, automobile wizard, introduced his new super-sonic, two-wheeled, KUBAT SPECIAL. This exciting car fascinated both men and women. The women were especially interested in the beautiful interior designed by the nation’s top designer, Cathy Pugliese. The famous news columnist, Elaine Sidorak, commented on the beautiful new fabrics used. Since the KUBAT SPECIAL is super-sonic, a new super-fuel had to be developed. Dennis Blackburn, president of the Blackburn Gasoline Company, had his experts get to work on developing one immediately. It was disclosed that Janice Churlik, chief lab assistant, was the one who finally came up with the right answer. Her discovery was confirmed by Pat Fowler, head chemist. The new fuel is known as Churlik QZ-. The new KUBAT SPECIAL can be seen now at Ray Glass’s Euclid Ave. showroom in Cleveland. It is also at Glass’s chain store in Kandahar, Af-ganistan. SCHMUTZOK DOES IT AGAIN Paul Schmutzok, a former Lincoln High student, was recently elected to his 30th term in the Deadwood City Legislature. His able campaign manager, Don Lis. who incidentally is also known as Hot Lips Lis, a famous sax player, stated that Paul’s success as a campaigner dated back to the time when he was elected president of his senior class at Lincoln. Paul will interrupt his busy schedule tomorrow to welcome Thelma Gcrras, who was recently appointed as ambassador to Greece. Thelma and Paul once went to Lincoln together. OPENING OF ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY IS GALA OCCASION FOR CLEVELANDERS The long-awaited-for St. Lawrence Seaway has been completed by the Double-Joy Construction Company under the skillful management of Charles Joy and James Lovejoy. At the opening ceremonies of the Seaway, Gregory Mochko. Sheriff of Wheelock will speak. The distinguished guest from the Greenwood County Legislature, John Lukaszew-icz, will also be present. • 4 FAMED LAWYER RETURNS TO CLEVELAND Isaac Hackenberg, the world's well-known criminal lawyer, returned to Cleveland to set up his practice. Isaac and his partner, Charles Moore, have been working as judges on the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C. Charles and his secretary, Kay Lancaster, will go to New York to continue his law practice. Constance Denney, chief court reporter, will resign from that position to become Isaac’s secretary. • 9 NEW BALLISTIC MISSILE CHILLS RUSSIA The United States Air Force is trying out its unique guided missile which was designed by Olch Lepak, head engineer of the Bureau of Aeronautics. The development of this ballistic missile gives Russia the chills as it travels 9.999.99.9 miles per hour. Page 20