Lincoln High School - Lincolnia Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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LINCC M v L. j r t s oni f AI S i ' ;. i Wwi IVUl LIBRARY JANUARY AND JUNE 1960 alma mater Alma Mater, Alma Mater, We’re in love with you. There’s no other school like vou. 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. 11 To the Classes of January and June, 1960: My very best wishes for your success and happiness. You will be successful and happy if you greet each day as a new adventure and welcome it with the philosophy contained in the inscription on the entrance gates of Cornell University: “So enter, that daily thou mayest become more learned and thoughful; so depart, that daily thou mayest become more useful to thy country and to mankind.” Guy F. Varner 7 1 CLASS OFFICERS JANUARY 1960 MICHAEL SAISAT PfOKtl'KI o.’. XvV .  BAKBAKA COHBADO Vice I'rusldciU KRANK TRZEBUCKOWSKI TTWIMII’M NANCY DtiPAY Secretary DON REICHHAKDT Assist.mi-Treasurer CLASS ADVISERS Miss Evelyn Maroon Mr. Robert Knieriem Mr. James Mills CLASS SPONSORS Miss Grace Kitzerow Mr. Raymond Bible CLASS MOTTO “He who has ability finds his place.” CLASS COLORS Red and White CLASS FLOWER White Carnation CLA Harleen Christ Charlotte Wulff Dorris Bettis Irene Herman Barbara Holub Frank Armaro Bob Bernacki Kevaly Bozes Marlene Durda Lois Liebert Paul Deamon A1 Feierabend Frank Gentile Rich Antestenis Peg Leslie Cynthia Rokakis Rich Cousino Harleen Crist A1 Gajowski SS COMMITTEES January, 1960 NOMINATING COMMITTEE Michael Sabat, Chairman Rita Kimsey YEARBOOK COMMITTEE Larry Ruggicri, Chairman Kathy Kelly Natasha Schilko Charlotte Wulff SOCIAL COMMITTEE Marge Mehringer, Chairman Rita Martins Walter Mills Kathy Thompson Tom Urban COLOR COMMITTEE Marvin Smith, Chairman Ken Guinta Rita Kimsey Marietta Pugliese FLOWEIt COMMITTEE Rich Stasenko, Chairman Barbara Smith Linda York MOTTO COMMITTEE Bill Reimer, Chairman Christine Higgins Bob Lung Marlene Stanko Class of January, 1960 RICH A Kl AXTKSTKMS “(Jwh Clowor Commit lee student Connell IIIWK A KM ICO “Now Sim'IiiI Committee ToIIpiiIph CAROL .1. HA IKK “IMmplew” KOIIKRT M. HKKNACKI Xorinl Committee Subject Superiority Award In Leatner U Attendance Award—10 Industrial Art Award in Leather ■ It It IS K. HKTTIS ••! « l o” Yearbook Committee KKVALY BO .KS Social Coni in it lev Lliii-olnet b-s A Capped Choir Attendance Award s HA It KARA OltItAlm “Barb” class Vice-President National Honor Society Log Kdltor r. t. a. Ciym Loaders Club Council on World Affairs Subject Superiority Award in Hlstry—•; Fnjrlkb—t IMO Buckeye Girls' State it i it.v k i (orsixo ••Rich” Motto Committee HAULERS C RIST ••liar Motto Comtnlllee Nominating ommittee l.oy Stair Artist r.ojr Circulation A Cappclla Choir UtenrlaiK-c Award  Treasurer for Senior I Hr I Al l. KKAMON Color Committee Junior Achievement 'n'3ix.r • 'tUHuUv.-.:sjs vfe.a .bof- NANCY DC-PAY “N«n” Class Secretary l  g Circulation (II.Ii.114) A Cap Pella Choir Attendance Award—I Citizenship Award—2 MAKLKNE DCHDA •Mur Social Committee Treasurer for Senior Piny ALBERT JOHN KKIKKABENO Al” t.'olor Committee Safety Council Student Council I.Itl N GAJOtVSKI “Al” Motto Committee I.V. Football Team l.v. Basketball Ttnm Toiientes. Captain Attendance Award S CRANK GENTILE Color Committee School Service Award Cleveland Public Library Awards for Outside Reading l UNNKTII Gt'lNTA “KEN” t.'olor Committee National Honor Society Log Circulation (il.lt.lll) A Cappella Choir Attendance Award 7 Scholarship Award 1 IT,IAS HADDAD Attendance Award—5 IRENE K. HERMAN Reny” Motto Committee “Chris” Yearbook Committee Treasurer for Senior Play CHRISTINE HIGGINS Student Connell A Aappella t'lioir Attendance Award—S Scholarship Award 2 BARBARA LOt IIOI.IR ••Burb” ' earhook Committee Senior Play Ticket Manager Council on World Affairs Citizenship Award—3 KATIIA i.KNK KKLLY ••Kathy” Lob staff Yearbook Committee Lob Typist Llncolnettcs Oym leaders Club IVAYN K KKNDALI. Bud Council on World Affairs Noon .Movie Operators School Plays KKDITII KIMSKY “ Itcc Color Committee NominatiiiB Committee Student Council I’KGCY LESLIE Peg” Flower Commit tee I.ob circulation (H.R.114) LOIS LIKIIKKT Loir A Cappellu ( lioir Swinl Committee ROBERT U NC Bob” Motto Committee Varsity Basket hall Team Varsity Foot hull Team Toilentes Attendance Award- T KITA MARTINS Social Committee Oym Leaders Club Attendance Award t MARKARET KIIRINC.EK Marge” Social Committee. Chairman Lincoln.-tics Oym Leaders Club Attendance Award 3 WALTER MILLS Wally” Social Committee Attendance Award LENA MfKLLKK Futuro Nurses Club, Attendance Award— 1 — z ft AMUtCH I'KKSAX VI •’ nd.v Student Council Tollcntes Attendance Award—7 MARIETTA ROSE I'I'OLIKSK .MrtU Color Committee I.ineolncttcs K. T. A. Junior Red Cross Club DONAI.I) KKICIIIIARDT ••Don” Lou Circulation (II.It. 114) .I V Foolbull Team • lass Assistant Treasurer t'l l er Tliird Scholarship Varsity Football Team Tollentos Attendance Award—I WILLIAM KEIMER ••Dill” Motto Committee, Chairman I ppor Third Scholarship Varsity Football Team J.V. Football Team Radio Operators Tolloules Attendance Award -5 Scholarship Award—6 l. KKl’ST Senior Ploy Sixteen Mills Operators Senior l'lay Ticket Salesman CVNTIIIA KOKAKIS Cindy Flower Committee I.Al KKNOK T. KIGGIERI ••l.arry” Yearbook Committee. Chairman Junior Honor Society National Honor Society, President Loir Kdltor Siudetit Council F. T. A. Subject Superiority Award inJournalism—3 attendance Awnr l 5 MICHAEL It. SADAT “Mike” Class President Nominating Committee, Chairman Junior Honor Society National Honor Society Decathlon Team Tollontes a Cappella Choir Subject Superiority Award in Science 2; Shop 2 NATASIIA SCIIILKO Vcnrbook Committee Upper Third Scholarship Attendance Award S Scholarship Award- -1 HA K DA It A SMITH Flower Committee Lincolnettes School Service Award Citl .ensliip Award it MARVIN SMITH “Marv” Color Committee. Chairman Student Council A Cnppelln Choir Attendance Award—3 MARLENE STANKO “Mur” Motto Committee Future Nurses Club RICH STASKNKO “Excited Flower Committee. Chairman KATII I.KKN THOMPSON “Kutliy Social Committee School Service Award FRANK M. TltZBBUCKOWSKI “Tr e” Class Treasurer I. ok Starr Varsity Baseball Team Varsity Football Team J. V. Football Team Student Council Band Attendance Award 6 THOMAS I KHAN “Tom Social Committee CHARLOTTE WT'LFF “Cliarlle” Yearbook Committee Nominating Committee Uncolncttes Treasurer for Senior Play I.INOA YORK Flower Committee PERSONALITY LIST BOYS GIRLS Bob Lung ........... Wally Mills ........ Marvin Smith ....... Rich Cousino ....... Bob Lung ........... Bill Rcimcr ........ Rich Stasenko ..... Wayne Kendall Tom Urban .......... Wally Mills ........ Bill Reimer ........ Frank Trzebuckowski Frank Armaro A1 Fcicrabend ...... A1 Reust ........... Michael Sabat ...... Frank Trzebuckowski Ken Guinta ......... Bob Lung ........... Paul Deamon .... ATHLETE ..... ARTIST MANNERS .... CHARM ...... CHEERFULNESS CITIZENSHIP COMPLEXION CONVERSATIONALIST COOPERATION DANCER EFFICIENT ENTHUSIASM EYES ....... HAIR ..... INITIATIVE ... LEADERSHIP ... MUSICIAN (Inst) MUSICIAN (Vocal) PERSONALITY PHYSIQUE FIGURE Marvin Smith POISE Wayne Kendall ..................... SENSE OF HUMOR Larry Ruggieri ........................ SERVICE .. Rich Stasenko ..................... SHEIK SHEBA ... Rich Cousino .......................... SMILE .... Bill Reimer STUDENT Frank Trzebuckowski ................. VERSATILITY ... Rob Lung ................................ TEETH ..... Larry Ruggieri ....................... VOCABULARY ... Frank Trzebuckowski .................. GROOMING Larry Ruggieri ......................... WIT Michael Sabat Marge Mehringer ... Harlccn Crist Rita Kimsey Christine Higgins Nancy DuPay Marlene Stanko Barbara Corrado Marietta Puglicse Nancy DuPay Rita Martins Marlene Durda Nancy DuPay Harlccn Crist .... Linda York ... Dorris Bettis ... Nancy DuPay Barbara Corrado Natasha Schilko T«ois Liebert Marlene Stanko ...... Peg Leslie ...... Peg Leslie Marietta Pugliese Nancy DuPay Charlotte WulfT Marietta Pugliese Dorris Bettis Barbara Corrado .... Kathy Kelly ____ Rita Kimsey Barbara Corrado .... Rita Kimsey Irene Herman MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Barbara Corrado KEY TO BABY PICTURES 1. A1 Gajowski—“So what did they do with the boat? 2. Waler Mills—“Alright, I’m leaving home!” 3. Frank Trzebuckowski—“And I wanted a convertible!” 4. Kathy Kelly—“You really are a panic.” 5. Michael Sabat—“The meeting will now come to order.” 6. Charlotte WulfT—“But these are my favorite shoes!” 7. Larry Ruggicri—“I always did like a good joke.” 8. Carol Bauer—“I think you’re cute!” 9. Marvin Smith—“And this is the middle of July?” 10. Marlene Durda—“Dig this crazy curl!” 11. Christine Higgins—“Oh-h, is this seat taken?” 12. Lois Licbert—“There isn’t any Santa Claus?” 13. Rita Kimsey—“Some picnic!” 14. Bob Bernacki—“Do you want to make something of it?” 15. Barbara Corrado—“You won’t believe this, but . . .” 16. Rich Anteslenis—“I said it! So what?” 17. Barbara Lou Holub—“You mean they’ll always call me ‘Giggles’?” 18. A1 Roust-—“You're not really going to take my picture, are you?” 19. Marlene Stanko—“Baby, it’s cold outside!” 20. Rita Martins—“Remember, just one piece!” 21. Marge Mehringer—“But I am smiling!” 22. Andrew Pcrsanvi—“Furthermore, when I’m elected . . .” 23. Kcvaly Boxes—“Gee, I don’t know what to say!” 24. Don Reichhardt—“My first day at school.” 25. Harleen Crist—“I’m in the army now!” 26. Rich Stasenko—“Cute kid!” 27. Dorris Bettis—“Just practicing!” 28. Barbara Smith—Don’t you make fun of my curl!” 29. Nancy DuPay—“Where did you say I was?” 30. Peggy Leslie—“I’m all shook up!” Color Committee Yearbook Committee Social Committee ■OMMBB Motto Committee Flower Committee LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT On this day of January 26. 1960, we, the graduating class, realizing that our departure will cause great sorrow to prevail among the faculty and remaining student body, do hereby submit our last will and testament to lighten the burden of grief and alleviate the loneliness caused by our absence. To homeroom teachers Miss Kitzerow and Mr. Bible and class advisors Mr. Knie-riem and Mr. Mills, we give our thanks for counseling always given with a serious point and a humorous touch. To the 12B class we leave the honor of being 12As. Bob Bcrnacki bequeaths to any adventurous lad. who, like him. has the sense to keep out of “wheel trouble”, a love for motorcycling. To any tailless ducks. Kathy Kelly and Marge Mehrlnger gladly relinquish their delightful duck tail haircuts. (What a quack!) Kcvaly Bores leaves her niche in her father’s store to the next girl willing to lend a sympathetic ear to football players and band members who stop for after-school snacks. Class President Michael Sabat bequeaths his leadership qualities to his successor. The qualities of cheerfulness and wit are bestowed to those lacking them by Barbara Lou Holub and Marlene Stanko. Tall, tell-tale tellers, Bob Lung, Al Gajowski, and Rich Stasenko will some of their good nature and extra inches to shyer, shorter students. Lois Liebert and Rita Martins leave their places at the well to some lucky Lincolnitcs who also like viewing the tops of peoples’ heads. Shining black hair is left to any envious lads by Paul Dramon and Walter Mills. To any boy not “fixed for blades”. Frank Armaro bequeaths the many he DIDN'T use during his senior year. Charlotte WullT wills her class spirit to the next group in charge of senior picnics. Greasepaint and a script are donated to the next senior thespian by senior play actor Al Rcust. To girls seeking a demure quality, Lena Mueller and Kathy Thompson will some of their charming quietness. Ken Guinta leaves his title, “loudest tenor in the A Cappella Choir”, to the next tenor able to “belt out” a song with such fervor. Bowling enthusiasts Dorris Bettis and Irene Herman will their bumps and bruises and a measure of good luck to beginners of the tenpin sport. To chattering belles, Harleen Crist gives her artistic ability to express 1000 words in one picture. Big blue eyes are the gift of pretty Linda York to some young lady who longs to be more attractive. To any student who is tired of having his name mispronounced. Barbara and Marvin donate their Smith appellation. To any other adventuresome Smith, Frank wills a part of his Trzcbuckowski surname. Ebony-spun hair is bequeathed by pretty brunettes Marietta Puglicsc and Cynthia Roka- kis to those envious coeds with hair of lighter hues. Giggles are given to giggleless girls by gleeful giggler Nancy DuPay. (Hce! Hee!) To timid students, Rich Antestenis and Wayne Kendall give some of their forthrightness which they used so well in classroom debates and Junior Council on World Affairs discussions. Bill Rcimcr wills his football helmet along with his many compasses, rulers, and algebraic scales, which he used so ably, to the next mathematically-minded football player. A humor column, “Side Show,” is left by Larry Ruggicri to any jovial underclassman who wants to be a main attraction.” To the less studious. Frank Gentile, Elias Haddad, and Natasha Schiiko give their quiet, industrious manner. Pretty little Christine Higgins bestows the serenity, which made her one of our best liked girls, to a fidgeting underclassman. Don Reichhardt leaves his quiet charm to somebody. Dimples are deemed to dimplelcss dolls by dimpled darling Carol Bauer. To “dishwater” blondes. Rita Kimsey ar.d Peg Leslie bestow some of the brightness radiated by their lovely, blonde hair. Barbara Corrado leaves countless empty chairs about the building in rooms where she was an active member of the Log Staff. F.T.A., and several other school activities. Wavy hair is given by Rich Cousino to any crewcut boy who is tired of having a flat top. Marlene Durda. A1 Fcicrabcnd. Andrew Per-sanyl, and Tom Urban leave their lockers in the cloakroom of 203—gladly! Being in some state of mind, we, the class of January. 1960. declare the above will and testament legal only on the planet of Mars. Witnessed by: C. U. There Ima Fraid U. B. Good Homeroom 204 Homeroom 206 Class Prophecy “SUTURE SELF” By Frank N. Stein The surgical saga of doctor Rich Cousino, who always managed to get to the heart of a problem. “BAKING A CHANCE ON LOVE” By Doe Nutts A heartwarming tale of housewife Barbara Smith, who was called. The Flour of Lincoln.” and spent many happy hours as she stewed prunes, baked beans, and boiled potatoes in her home on the range. “ARE YOU FOR REEL?” By Talent Scout An exciting novel about glamorous Hollywood discovery Marietta Pugliese, the new star who recently received an Academy Award for her performance in ‘‘The Marietta Pugliese Story.” “I MIGHT AS WELL BE FRANK” B. F. Armaro This blazing portrayal tells of a fearless fireman. Frank Armaro, who often climbed the ladder of success. “GOING DOWN IN HISTORY” By O. Shucks The educational story of social studies teacher Kevaly B07.es. whose classroom was in the basement. “ON WITH THE WIND” By Sunny N. Warmer The tornadic talc of TV weather girl Marlene Stanko. who breezed through her daily forecasts and took the country by storm. “MY FARE LADY” By C.T.S. The amusing anthology of bus driver Kathy Kelly, who found the traffic in rush hour, ‘‘the route of all evil.” “HOW ABOUT HUE?” By Red E. Namcl A glowing account of Wally Mills, a prosperous painter, who was always “brushing up” on something or another. “YOU’RE DRIVING ME, CRAZY” By I.M. Wealthy The moving tale of world-famous millionaire A1 Gajowski, and his chauffeur. Crazy Williams. “BUSINESS IS BUTTER THAN EVER” By Lotta Cash The merry memoirs of margarine millionairess Marge Mehringer, who made much money manufacturing “Marge Mehringer's Marvelous Margarine.” “HAVING A BALL” By Ping W. Pong An exciting sports story of Frank Trzebuckow-ski. football coach of the Tanganyika Screwballs. who batted their catchers’ mitts into the basket every time, thus winning the world scries. “A ROLLING TRUCK GATHERS NO MOSS” By Socrates P. Aristotle The amazing travelogue of Tom Urban, president of Tom’s Traveling Trailer Trucks, Inc., who learned what it means to be a big wheel. “TAKE ME TO YOUR WEEDER” By Flora Landscape The down-to-earth story of expert landscape designer Andrew Persanyi, whose motto was. “The grass is always greener where it’s growing.” “SEPARATE FABLES” By Booke Worm The literary legend of writer Barbara Corrado. the noted author of such delightful ditties as “I’ll Cry Today” and “I Wanted to Live!” “SWEEPING THE COUNTRY” By Carol Bauer The best-selling novel of Bauer’s Beautiful Brooms Company, which produced two streamlined models, one for housewives, and one for witches (with twin headlights). “DOWN TO BRASS TAX” By U.O. Revenue The exciting escapades of an energetic tax collector (Elias Haddad) who soon proved to everyone that “money isn’t everything.” “SOUTH OF THE BOARDER” By Room Board The spacious satire of Rita Martins, who owned a chain of hotels throughout the country, such as the Hotel Rita, the Hotel Motel, and the Statler on Avon. ftuatatoMM CLASS PROPHECY — continued ‘TOP THAT!” By I. Dare Yue The towering tale of mountain climber Paul Deamon, first man to ascend Mount Everest on a pogo-stick. “WARD AND PEACE” By Dr. Kildare This story is just what the doctor ordered, the noted novel of nurse Natasha Schilko, who cured many an ill Bill with a Til pill. “JUST MY TYPE” By Mr. Boss The poetry almanac about Nancy Du Pay. who inspired this poem: “I work in shipping. You work in clerical; If you would type for me I’d be hysterical.” “IT NEVER ENTERED MY MINE” By Mennie Riches The critical chronicle of lucky Lena Mueller, who discovered gold in her backyard on Scranton Road and had all of Scranton rantin’! “TANKS FOR THE MEMORY” By Uncle Sam The all-time classic of serviceman A1 Reust, whose brilliant stage debut as a high school principal in “Our Miss Brooks” soon led to a long run as an enlisted man in “The Armed Forces.” “HOW GREEN WAS MY SALLY?” By Mrs. Johnson The antiseptic story of a nice nurse, Barbara Holtib, whose devotion and service saved Sally Johnson in a case of indigestion. “JUST CALL ME ZERO” By Phrozen Phoner The tear-jerking tale of a friendly telephone operator (Kathy Thompson) struggling to make connections in a Yukon wilderness. “WEINER DOGS AND ANIMAL QUACKERS” By Yummy Petts An amusing animal story of versatile veterinarian Rita Kimsey, who cared for pets of all kinds (without any horsing around). “YOU BOWL ME OVER” Bv Tenn Pinz The smashing story of bowling champion Irene Herman, who always stuck to the straight and narrow.” “DROP IN AND SEE ME SUM TIME” By E. Quation The startling story of mathematics genius Bill Reimer, who surprised the world with the Rei-merian Theorum: Three heads are better than none!” “101 THINGS TO DO WITH YOUR FACE” By May Kupp Beauty expert Cynthia Rokakis gives glamour tips in this new' book, with illustrations of The Gaunt Look, The “I Love Meatballs” Look, and The Don’t Look” Look. “HAIR ANI) THERE” By Dan Druph Your hair will stand on end when you read this spine-tingling suspense story of a singing barber (Ken Guinta) whose crew-cut customers preferred long-haired music. “THE HIGH AND THE FLIGHTY” By Stu Urdis The lofty legend of airline pilot Wayne Crash” Kendall, who always had his head in a cloud. “THE CAKE ALSO RISES” By Dunk N. Hines A biography of the belle of the bakery. Lois Licbcrt. who had a secret recipe for utterly delicious cookies and soon made a lot of dough. “MY EXPERIENCES WITH TAB, ROCK’ AND ELVIS By Marlene Durda The true-to-life, dowm-lo-earth. up-to-date epic of secretary Marlene Durda. recalling her adventures with a broken Tab key on her typewriter at her job in Little Rock with the Elvis Jones Manufacturing Company. “KNIFE, SPOON AND YORK” By Silva Ware The sterling story of Linda York, renowned celebrity and hostess at the world’s most fabulous party, w'hich included eight million guests and took place in New York, Paris, and London simultaneously. CLASS PROPHECY — continued “FRACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS” By Bill Yunn The math myth of Rich Stascnko. a master mathematician who always had a mind for figures. “WHAT THE H-BOMB MEANS TO ME” By Adam X. Plosion The explosive biography of chemical engineer Don Keichhardt. and his assistant. Miss Jane Smith, who fell in love in a fall-out area. “SEVEN WANDERERS OF THE WORLD” By Nova Skosha The globe-trotting adventures of Christine Higgins. president of the Higgins Travel Bureau, and her six seasick secretaries. “WHY WAS I CORN?” By Sugar Kane The tragic tale of agricultural researcher Bob Bcrnacki. who crossed a head of lettuce with a foot of turnips and came up with an car of corn. “FUELING AROUND” By Phil Ling Station The stirring story of master mechanic Marvin Smith, who repaired everything from dressed-up limousines to stripped-down bicycles. “FANCY MEATING YOU HERE” By “Chicken” Liver The rugged story of Frank Gentile, a busy butcher who found his life was at steak, proving once again there’s a little bit of ham in all of us. “THE BOOB WHO BLEW THE TUBE” By T.V. Repair The tall tale of Bob Lung, video repairman, who found a happy medium between vertical and horizontal and sometimes swam the channels. “I’VE GOT A BRUSH ON YOU” By Art Canvas The colorful classic of artist Harlecn Crist, whose paintings have appeared in museums everywhere. “TOOTH OR CONSEQUENCES” By 1. Drill Peeple A down-in-thc-mouth biography of dentist Michael Sabat. who spent most of his time “filling in.” “ANYONE FOR TENIS?” By A. Friend A revealing report of Rich Antestenis, a cour ageous construction engineer, who erected several of the world's tallest skyscrapers (and also made some buildings). “BIG BAD WULFF ISN’T REALLY!” By Honest Injun The fabulous fable of America’s favorite fashion model. Charlotte Wulff, who modeled all the latest styles at the exclusive J. J. Sheep Shoppe, where she was called. “A Wulff in Sheep’s clothing.” “SEW WHAT?” By Fred Thread The stylish saga of fashion designer Peg Leslie, creator of the long-sleeve swim suit, the ermine beach towel, and the wax paper overcoat. “I WAS A TEENAGE MERMAID” By Dorris Bettis The splashing story of a girl who fell into a pond at the senior class picnic and went on to become the first girl ever to swim the Pacific Ocean backwards. “DID YOUR MUFFLER COME FROM IRELAND?” By Mercedes Bends The intriguing story of sports car enthusiast AI Fcierabcnd. whose custom-made auto, with parts imported from all over the world, rode so fast he often reached his destination before leaving home. “THE GOOD MIRTH” By Ha Ha Chuckles The comic capers of humor writer Larry Kug-gieri, who often said. He who laughs last, laughs last,” and was therefore called a philosopher. _____ ■ Tollentes Lincolnettes Future Teachers Future Teachers Senior Leaders ——————————— —HI——i—— Student Council Band Orchestra li Majorettes A Cappella Choir CLASS OFFICERS JUNE 1960 NEIL GREEN PrMifUiit MARIE VORASKY Vl«-Pjcsidcnl CAROL IIANCHOVSKY Secretary KYLE TOOTHV.AN Treasurer CHARLES FRi A-sat Trvajui'vf CLASS ADVISER Miss Evelyn Maroon CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Kay Bible Miss Grace Kitzerow Mr. Robert Knieriem Mrs. Grace Mickey Mr. Louis J. Persky Mr. George Rambo CLASS MOTTO It matters not how LONG we live, but IIOW. CLASS COLORS Red and White CLASS FLOWER Peppermint Carnation .vivasmmi Mil liiMiiiiiiaiiii YEARBOOK COMMITTEE Ray Sposet, Chairman Bernice Bogusz Stella Clappas Daria Dubas Nadia Dolinska Leonard Engel Judy Johnston NOMINATING Joyce Antonyzyn Louis Bohn Joyce Cummings Harriet Gindlesberger Jim Iley Carole Konieczka Marcia Gallo Vicki Harbin Oksana Iwaszczenko Sandra Polosky Jack Ruzicho Vera Trofimov Pat Wrost COMMITTEE Carol Massey Lorie McKenna Ann Navratil Bonnie Ramsey Ray Sposet Dona Sunyak SOCIAL COMMITTEE Penny Bonomo, Chairman Sandra Brcllo Walter Curran Ed Haley Louise Hockey Nancy Kozak Marlene Maciag Carol Morris George Toma Marie Tomko Joe Vasil Doris Willis COLOR COMMITTEE Jim Iley. Chairman Frank Biro J m Bruce Giorgianna Green Carole Konieczka Nickolene Kowalski Carolyn Massey Bertha Mvnarski Ann Navratil Dona Sunyak FLOWER Joyce Karafa, Chairman Dolores Behlke Judy Bellelt Rich Benich Steve Mikolaj COMMITTEE Roman Miszkewycz Janet Polonowskv Ethel Russel Mary Sewalish Elaine Wagner MOTTO COMMITTEE Marcia Lewandowski, Chairman Cyndy Balogh Bob Bohly Ron Hudak Barbara Jenks Marilyn Kamin Dan Maichyre IIIOMA8 AIUMSKI ••Tom Varsity Howling Team Gregg Awards M ADELINE KAY ALIKF “Kay |{K BE CCA AMOS “Becky Oregg Awards Student (Council l.ineolnettes F.T.A. School Service Award JOYCE JOANN ANTONYZYN Nominating Committee Typing Certificate Senior l la rroduetion F.T.A. Hand orchestra Small Ensemble (Inst.) Connell on World AITnirs VICTOR BABENKO Orchestra Attendance Award- 3 .am v.e CYNTHIA FERN BA LOO II “Cyndy” Motto Conunittco 1’pper Third Scholarship Lincolncttcs F.T.A. 5xni Loaders Club Cii|i| ella Choir School Service Award Attendance Award 1 FRANK BVKIIKK BEVERLY BARNES SANDRA KARTELL “Sandy National Honor Society Log Typist l.ineolnettes F.T.A. Council on World Affairs Junior Achievement Scholarship Award—3 KiniMtl) BASSETT —I « A-' f — — STEPHANIE MAKIF. BEHAN Sleph A Cappolla liolr DOLORES MARION ItKHI.KK l).H Flower Committee Oirls Varsity Howling Team School Service Award Junior Achievement lIDllli BEIJ.ETT .I ud.v” Flower Committee Attendance Award 4 ItICIIAKI) BEX 1C II Rich Flower Committee Safety Council Toiientes Senior Play MAKI N K IIEKUKR SAI.I.Y-JOVf E BICKILA Sully” Orchestra Small Ensemble tinst) School Service Award Junior Achievement V.'r;:;, ,; nu-v M,-|«i -i? All-City Hand HEN MS HIDLKNTIK Den” I-HANK ItIRO Bird” «Vdor Committee Student Connell DENNIS IIODI Varsity Baseball Team Varsity Football Team •I V. Basketball Team student Council Attendance Award -5 IK It NICK liofitsz ■|i|trr Third Seladarship 'earbook Committee .og Staff .ineolnettes T.A. oil noil on World Affairs ynlor Red Cross tinior Achievement dm kokkkt boiily Bob Mol to Committee Safety Council, President F.T.A. x I'appella Choir Connell on World Affairs School Servcle Award .lunior Achievement Morning Hall Guards, Captain tons BOHN •Bud Nominating Committee Ixic Circulation A i'appella Choir Junior Achievement i i:nklopi: ann iminomo Penny” Social Committee. Chairman Junior Honor Society Us Staff F.T.A. Gym leaders Club Band • trehest ra Council on World Affairs SAN ORA JANE BKEl.I.O Sandy Social Committee hoc Staff .....Incites I'.T.A. Gym lenders Club Rand Orchestra Junior Red Cross BON RKOD INSKI Tollentcg Council on World Affairs Itn.lto Operators N’o..n Movie Operators .1 AM US A. It It IT K “•I Ini” Color Committee Varsity Football Team d.V. Coot bull Team Student Connell AI tend a lice Award—I KATHLEEN KITIIKK BrlBlttc Junior Honor Society National Honor Society litncolncttos F.T.A. Subject Superiority Awards in Knglish-3; Social Stwlles-5 Science-3 Attendance Award 11 Junior Science Workshop Senior Science Workshop It A X 1)01.1 11 IHTKNKK '•Randy” Varsity Basketball Team J.V. Basketball Team Tollentes Attendance Award—7 STEVE Itl C KNKK National Honor Society Student Council Safety Council F.T.A. Attenda nee A ward—10 CKNO E ( UtKI.I.I Student Council Attendance Award -3 ST KM.A (KAPPAS 8tcl Yearbook Commit too .junior Honor Society National Honor Society hoc (,’lrculntion Mncolncttcs K.T.A. Attendance Award—7 Si'holnrgblp Award tl WAIIK COLVIN Varsity Knot I.all Team .I V. Koothnll Team Student Connell Tollonto Attendance Award 3 .11 i rni ( KISS Jmly (irejrj; Awards ItKKXAKD It .CROFT Oxark” ■Innior Achievement .i V( k miMiXGS Kid” Nomina tint: Committee Upper Third Scliolarahip (SrcKtf Awards Senior l'lay K.T.A. Council on World Affairs School Service Award WALTKK Cl It It AN Social Committee r.oc Staff Varsity Itaseliall Team Varsity Koothnll Team .1.V. Football Team Decathlon Team Wreatlinp Team Attendance Award -9 KKNXKTII I I.KV Ken” I'AT DIAMOND K.T.A. Seliool Service Award NADIA DOI.INSKA Yearbook Committee I'pper Third Scholarship Senior Play I.ineolncttcs K.T.A. Council on World Affairs Seliool Service Award l) It IA 1M BAS Vea rbook Committee National Honor Society Conncil on World Affairs Attcmlancc Award—5 Scholarship Award—4 - KITII ANN in-WK Gregg A wants Cliecrleading Awards F.T.A. Cheer Leaders Gym Leaders Club A ('appella Clndr School Service Award KAV KATON school Service Award Sixteen Mills Operators Attendance Award—3 JACK KDMONSON •'Plnkj I.KONARD KNGF.L Len Yearbook Committee ■'ONXA FISCIIDACK Girls Varsity Bowlins Team C ro?g Awards s'l‘,,ol Service Award KTIfl K FOOSK -Art” KAKIi fit KICK “Kerb” JIM KKKY Gns Magoo” Log Circulation Varsil.x Football Team •I.V. Football Team Wrestling Team Safety Council Judy FKOKII I.ICII “I’wp Oirlx Varsity Howling Team Gym Leaders Club C lfAKT.KS FRY Cliiirlle” Class Ass’t Treasurer Varsity Football Team Subject Superiority In Printing—2 .I.V. Football Team Senior Play student t'ouneil Safety Council 1 MARY FlfYKKYCK Attendance Award 5 Soil'd lioir K 1.1 A 1.0U I I JATK lou MARCIA CIA 1.1.0 Yearbook Committee National Honor Society l K Editor F.T.A. Hand Orchestra Scholarship Award—9 Senior l'lay IIKRltKKT I.KDFON ••Herb” JOHN t.I'JNTI l.K ; V. Football Tollcntes SANC1 QKRO KATHLEEN ANN CilI.LRDY “Kathy” F.T.A. A Cappella Choir School Service Award Cregff Awards IIA K KIET (. I NDLKSrK ROEK ••Harry' Nominating Committee KOX (il.AslIACCKAS ••Slioekle” Safety Council PATRICIA 9. f.LlVA •Tat” Junior Honor Society National Honor Society l.lm-olnettes Cyra Lenders Clnl Attendance Award • Spanish Medal ■■ MIG ?, • or i 'rii 'rfBfcii  n in | •.AMI KI- OOSSKTT .IK. ••Sain I'.T.A. A Cappella Choir Council on World Affairs School Service Award Senior Pity—Publicity GKOKGIANA (.KKEX Grorirlr” Color Committee I.og Circulation l.ineolnettes Cyra Loaders Club Mil. GKKh.X • 'lass President National Honor Society I.og Staff Varsity Football Team Student Council—President I'.T.A. A Cappcll:i Choir School Service Award CAROL It ANfllOVSKY Class Seeretnry National Honor Society Student Council l.iiicoliiettcg F.i'.A. A Cappella Choir School Service Award Citisccnsliip Award HKVKRT.Y It V XSEN Bov” Attendance Award—4 VICKI WN IIAKItlX ” Victoria yearbook Committee Student Council l.iucolnettcs I'.T.A. Scl...I Service Award .1 it it lor Achievement EDWARD A. IIAI.KY “Ed” Social Committee ' ursity Football Team I V. Market ball Team I V. Football Team 't A ItV HANNA School Service Award JOHN HASCHAK Howdy” Varsity Baseball Team National Honor Society Varsity Basketball Team Varsity Football Team Student Council Tnlli-llfcs K.T.A. KARI. HKIN Decathlon Team r j HI'1)01,1-' HERMES ••Ru ly” Upper Third Scholarship I lilon 'I'cam Wrestling Team Council on World Affairs Subject Superiority Award in Geometry—2 Attendance Award—4 Cl Pit IA NO HERNANDEZ, KOSWIT1IA 1IESCII Lincoln Park Monument Content—First liacc LoriSK ANN IIOCKKY ••Lou” Social (’ommittec Girls Varsity Bowline Team Safety Council Lincolnettes RAYMOND K. IIOI.Milt'll “Ray” DENNIS HORN '«llnratlo” S ndi-iit Council Safety Council Council on World Affairs BEVERLY JEAN IIRYCIIK -Bov” Student Council Subject Superiority Award in Clothing;—2 Scholarship Award—S Gregg Awards RONALD .J. IIIDAK Ron” Motto Committee National Honor Society Lojr Circulation f.t.a.. President Band Orchestra Council on World Affairs Attendance Award—ft DAVID llUPP A Cappella Choir SANDY HU YA Connell on World Affairs 3 ?. r|| n konnie iivde Student Council JAMES I LEV ••Jiiuick” Color Committee, Chairman Nominating Committee National Honor Society Va rally Football Team I'itixcnship Award—2 Attendance Award—C OKSANA IWAS A ZKNKO National Honor Society log Staff I’.T.A. A ('awadla Choir Attendance Award—G Solo Vocal Contest 1st rating AlbCIty Chorus KENNETH JAHI.ONSKI ■■Jnb Ivcarhlon Team TIIOMAS JARKETT ■‘Tom INARA JAUN LININ'8 Council on World Affairs ItAKBAKA L. JKNKS “Jinx” Motto Committee r.T.A. t yni Leaders Club Hand Orchestra School Service Award Attendance Award—3 til.KNNA JOHNSTON JIDITII JOHNSTON Judy Yearbook Committee A Cappidla Choir vt ten da nee Award—5 Senior Play Crept Awards KOIIKKT JONES “Bob Junior Honor Society A Cappolla Choir Junior Achievement Attendance Award—11 Scholarship Award—5 z — I MARILYN KAMIN Mol to Committee National Honor Society Log Editor Ilyin Loaders Club S 1 11!|cet Superiority Award in English — 2 Scholarship Award—7 MAKfiARET ANN KAN IK'II Marge’’ Cirls Varsity Bowling Team Junior Achievement Attendance Award—3 JOYCE ANN K AIIA FA Flower Committee. Chairman Junior Honor Society National Honor Society Student Council, President l.lneoliiottes F.T.A. A Coppclla Choir Subject Superiority Award in Latin— 3 ICt Til KEI.I.KR ••Rnbhtt” 'inior Honor Society Log Circulation Girl Varsity Howling Team Future Nurses flub Maiorei tea A Cnppclln Choir Junior Red Cross. President WILLIAM KENTNER • KOI.h KONlK( ZK Color Committee Nominating Commitc. Senior I'lay Safety Council Lincolncttes Piilnre Nurse Club J unlor Achievement Attendance Award—4 .IINI KOMKCZKA Gregg Award I'uture Nurse Club Junior Achievement Attendance Award-3 MIKE K0NONENK0 PKTKK P. KOVAL Pete Log Circulation Varsity Foot I will Tears. Manager Wrestling Team Student Council Attendance Award J WAN LEI KOI t Butch Tollente h 7 Z MCKOI.KNK MARLENE ROW W.SKI lklil «'olor Committee K.T.A. Junior Achievement l.iacoln 1’irli Monument Contest Third place A CV KOZAK “Midert” Social Committee l.ineolnettes Cheer Leaders Oivlwwira Subject Superiority Awards: Music—I Attendance Award—9 Junior Honor Society National Honor Society OIIK ST KOZAK II It 1C A R. KKOI'I’ .IK. KAREN KRUG ' ‘'uppella Choir •‘mIkwiI Service Award '■reKK Awards luity Crocker llakiiis Contest TK1 KI'SKK A Cappella Choir i.koih.i; i.AitAM' KAREN ANN LEIKiKR ••Shorty I.incolncttcs Citizenship Award—3 Attendance Award—3 WIU.IAM I, KOTA ••Bill” Safety Connell Sixteen Mills Operators MARC IA l.KWAN DOWSK I Mono Coininltiee. CliairniHii National Honor Society lilncolncttes K.T.A. Kill tire Nurses Club Subject Superiority Award In Science 2. English 3. Typing—I Attendance Award—41 Scholarship Award—5 KENNETH I.OSNKCK Safely Con mil Slxti i ii Mill Operators Subject Superiority Award In Social Studies—2 Scholarship Award I JINK I.OY!) I.lneolnet tea Attendance Award—7 MAKI.KNK MAC I AG “Mnrr” Social Committee I'.T.A. CreKR Awards Senior Clay Majorette Alternate 1)1 N MACKl'UX “Mae” i;.T.A. Cheer Lenders A ('nppcila Choir School Service Award DANIEL M All'll RYE “I)un” Student Connell I ||.-ntes ANTHONY MAKAHYK “Mac” Student Council EVELYN MAI.AS “Evle” Student Council Liiienliiettes Aitendance Award—5 A IM I.I'll MALFT7, Attendance Auard-5 JOYCE MAKNKI HKCK Y 11.1.1 AM M ASON “Bill” _ AKOI-YN MASSEY •IooRic” Flower Committee Nominating Committee Nat inns I Honor Society Senior Ptojr I.loeolnetles WILLIAM MATZORKIS ••Greek I .ok Circulation Safety Council A Cappella Clmlr Council on World Affairs, President Junior Kod Cross. President Sixteen Mills Operators JOHN MCLAUGHLIN “Dour Junior Honor Society National Honor Society I ms Circulation Varsity Football Team, Manager S|«nlsli Certificate St nlent Council Subject Superiority Award In: Spanish—l; Gym—3 Scholarship Award—9 DAVK MeXALLY Tw- Horning Hall Guards. , Assistant Captain Safety Council School Service Award Von Movie Operators Junior Achievement SA N l K.v M KNKNTOSKI STKlMIKX A. MI KOI.A.I “Mrlmf Flower Committee Varsity Baseball Team Varsity Football Team I.V. Basketball Team Tollentea JOAN ELOISK MINKS A Cappella Choir HOMAN MISZKEWYCZ “Smoke” Flower Committee Attendance Award—5 JOHN moors MLI.K.V MKLNVK Future Nurses Cluh AKOI. A. MOKK1S “Muff” Social Committee Sin.hut Council I.hicolnottes K.T.A. , rapiwlla Choir .1 iiiklor Achievement A i tendance Award ti KI.I .ABKTH ANN MOSKK National Honor Society A Cnppclla Choir Siilij.il Superiority Award in Music—2 M K II AKI. A. Ml’NLEY Varsity Basketball Team Varsity Football Team J.V. Basketball Team .1.V. Football Team Attendance Award—8 SANDRA MURPHY National Honor Society •liinior Honor Society Student Council F.T.A. Hand Subject Superiority Award in Science t Mai hematicH—2 Finnish—2 ba ii).'ii ago—2 Hal in Certificate Attendance Award 11 Scholarship Award—10 ItKKTHA .MYNAUSKY Toot Hie Color Committee Junior Honor Society National Honor Society bo r Staff F.T.A. A (’appella Choir Attendance Award- 4 Scholarship Award 8 BARBARA NAROLKWSKI ••Barb” I.lneolnettes F.T.A. Attendance Award—3 I.KM.IK ANN NA K TIL “Ann” Color Committee Nominating Committee Cregg Awards I.incolnettcs F.T.A. Orchestra School Service Award IKKSK CAROL NICHOLE Oregg Award Senior Play Noma Spelling Award Student Council F.T.A. A Cnppella Choir School Service Award Attendance Award-?. TKIC'lX NIIAI04EW 'KI Pat” egg Awards icolnePes , , hjcct Superiority Awir. -Home Kconoraks—■ i . lunco TTAn!—o XI.BEKT OIIMF.R Al” Senior Play k T CAROL OLIVER Student Council Lincolncttcs STEVE PARIANOS Student Council BETTY PATE MARTHA PATTERSON Safity Council UNOA PKI.LEGRIN “Saylor” KAOIL I’KKKZ National Honor Soeletv I'.T.A. Rand rchc«tra Small Ensemble linxt.) Subject Superiority Award in History—S Attendance Award :{ OAYIOIIT (iOKI)ON Pl'EIFER MARLENE POIII.MAN Senior Play TKI POLANSKI “Terrible” Student C’ouncll JANET POI.ONOAVSKI Flower Committee Senior Play Llneoliicttcs I'.T.A. Orchestra A Cappella Cbolr Citizenship Award 2 Attendance Award—5 S A Mil! ANNK I’OLOSKY ••Snnily” Yearbook Committee All-OH .v Choir l.oK Safety Connell l.lncolnotte I'.T.A. .Majorette A 'nppelln Choir IIONNA mab rorovicii •■Pop” MlllD .A 1‘KATINS “Mltal National Scholnatle Vrt Contest —6 I'Iiicom ami £ Keys Attendance Award— KATII I.BKX PKUNCIIAK ItONMK It AM SKY Nominating; Committee l.lncolneltcs K.T.A. A11ciidnncc Awgrd—4 OIXiA KATOCIIKA Olea” A Cappella C hoir Siil.Jwt Superiorly Award Social Science- Attendance Award—I M KI.lt KIOS UILIItlEI) ((OTHER Sixteen Mills 0|K-ratow .1 unior Achievement I.KSIA KCDBN8KA Orchestra KTIIEI. KL'SStXI. Mower Committee Hand . , . School Service Itixensliip Award— 7 JACK KtZK irO National Honor Society Yearbook Committee l.ojr Staff Varsity Baseball Team Student Council RH'IIARB SAJOMC SaJ student Council MARIS | . SAI.MK National Honor Society Connell on World Affairs Subject Superiority Award In K rench—3 Scholarship Award—5 l VK NCIfKCTZOW Varsity Football Team 'Ifsity Baseball Team Football Team J.Y. Baseball Team (•KOROK SCR NIK I pper Third Scholarship otrncil on World Affairs .Ioann sent i,rz latK Staff (irpgg Awards l.ineolnettes K.T.A. Head .Majorette Hand School Service Award Attendance Award 5 MARY K. SKWAMSII I'lowcr Committee .litnior Honor Society National Honor Society r.oj; Circulation l.ineolnettes Cym Leaders Club fltixonxliip Award 2 Attendance Award— 5 l YID SIIAROSKY Dave’’ .1 AM KS R. Sit A It PIC “Webb” STKVK SI DI.OSK 1 “Sid ' .1. V. Baseball Team Varsity Baseball Team studi'tit Council Xttemlanee Award—3 —— NIKOI.AIS SIT A It “Nick” KAY SPOSKT Ray” Yearbook Committee, Chairman Nominating CominitbH .1 iiii'ht Honor Society National Honor Society, President l-.T.A. Subject Superiority Award in Journalism—5. History—3 Sebolarsbip Award— ► JOHN ROBKHT STKVKNS. JK. “Bob' Student t'ounell Pol lent os I'.T.A. Hand Orchestra Junior Achievement Allendanee Award--3 MARY ANN STOKSSNKlt “Munn Safety Council I'.T.A. Junior Kod Cross Citizenship Award- -3 National Poetry Contest  rog« Awards Senior l lay IIAM PTON STONKItKKAKKK Stoncy” Subject Superiority Award In Printing—2 HON A MAKIK SfXY.YK “Don” Color Com it tec Nominating Committee student Council Safety Council I'.T.A. A Cappella Choir School Service Award Junior Achievement uicirAitn sycz “Rich' NN TKFKKNHARDT Annie” ALKXAMIKR TKKKC Council on World Affairs Subject Superiorly Award  Printing—2 Attendance Award 6 1 It IIAKI. TLETSKI •Mike” Tollentes A Cappella choir Attendance Award— tSKOKUK TOMA Kocl.il Committee Junior Honor Society National Honor Society Hand. President Orchestra Radio Operators subject Superiority Award in Science—2 Attendance Award I MAUIK KI.1.KN TOM KO social Committee l.incolnettes Gym Leaders Club. President Citizenship Award—2 Attendance Award—I KVI.R TOOTH MAX ■ lour ('law Treasurer Varsity KascUitll Team Varsity Football Team J V. Football Team Tolientca F.T.A. A t'appella Choir Attendance Award—7 VBKA TROFIMOV VearlMiok Committee Junior Honor Society National Honor Society Lit in Medal l.incolnettes t'oitmil on World AtTnlrs bnldeet Superiority Award in: «cial Studies A; Science—X; Ki.jtllsb—2: Latin—2 Jiruor Achievement KH IttKH Tt CIIOI.SKI Student Council TOM TCCIIOI.SKY Varsity Bowling Team ICt TII a. n.Ritv (In'gg Awards Noma Spelling Certificate IAKKV VAXA ‘Comedian ’ Decathlon Team Student louncll Tollcutes V Cappella Choir IJadto Operators JOB VASI I. “Jim ” Social Committee .T.V. Football Team Student Council Attendance Award—3 MXItIK K I. A INK YOKASKY lass Vice-President National Honor Society Frencli Certificate l.incolnct tea. President F.T.A. Council on World Affairs Subject Superiority Award in Ku lish—2: French—2: Itiisim-ss Education—4 Scholarship Award—7 - FLUNK W'AfiNKR ••Cookie” Flower Committee Crcgg Awards SHARON WAONKlt ••Sherry” Attendance Award—9 KI WKXTLISC Jimlur lteil Cross Junior Achievement LKS WEST “ Lucky Student Council Hand Orchestra noKis .1 KAN WILLIS Willy” SiK'Wil Coinmltte Student Council Safety Council Llncolncttcs F.T A. School Service Award Attendance Award—6  regg Awards THERESA WOJTASZKK “Terry” JOHN WOLN1K Solder Student Connell HOB WOODSIDK Woody” Subject Superiority Award Id Industrial Arts—2 Junior Achievement Attendance Award—5 NATIIA WORLEY “Shorty” Hand i reheat ra School Service Award PATRICIA ANITA WKOST Pat” Vearhook Committee Student Council l.iticoinettes K.r.A. A Cappella Choir Citizen ship Award -2 Attendance Award—8 Cregg Awards 7 m ■nHHM .JINK KOMAN.V ivyksta (iregg Aw arils Tmriscrii tfOD A warns HON ZIELINSKI •J-V. Coot bn 11 Team Decathlon Team Tollentcs Hand WAYNE IIOI.I.OKAN ■ .OKIE MeKENNA llarvewt” Nominating Coni in U tee Attendance Award- 3 A Cappolla Clioir Summer School SANDKX JOYCE ItAKIIAKK Sand)” OOKDOX ItritKIIAKlIT Footh:dI Train f.t.a. CnuriHI on World Affair.- Attendance Award—7 National Honor Socletj n, KJIAX CEI.ZNK K Norm’’ •jbidont (.oin,ell Council Attendance Awnr mm ItAKKAKA I.OI SKU ••Harb” KOIIKKT IUTKOVIC ‘•Duke'’ MARTIN NOVAK ••Marty Attendance Award—9 Varsity Howling Team Scholastic Ari -Ceramic; CA KOI. KICK I.lneolnettes I'.T.A. ItONAl.l) W Kit It •• V«I I ” .IV. Foot hall Team Siudcnl Connell Tollontos Kmlio operators IIONOKA I’KTKOVIC MARIANA S II t LLKK “Olim Baud itiniAiti) “Rich” SKMAN Nominating Committee Flower Committee Yearbook Committee Motto Committee Color Committee Social Committee Last Will and Testament We, the June class of 1960, after exhausting our funds for graduation, find we have nothing to leave but this our last will: To our principal, Mr. Varner, we will our appreciation for the inspiring and helpful advice which has helped to make our final year a success. To our homeroom teacher.; we bestow our gratitude for their patience through our program changes, cut slips, “mysteriously missing” study hall assignments, and ever-pending excuses for absence. Tom Adamski is happy (?) to leave behind his shorthand class, in which he was the sole male. Madeline Aliff offers her timings from Typing I class. Leaving their Booster Pass sales ability arc Becky Amos and Penny Bonomn. two lovely runners-up for Football Queen. Giving up their spaces by the well are Joyce Antonyzyn, Kathy Gillroy, and Carol Ilan-chovsky. Because she is small, has a low, powerful voice, and friendly smile, Cyndy Balogh donates three of the main points from her latest best seller, entitled “How to Make it to Your Locker in 145 Easy Lessons.” To any brave lover, Frank Barber leaves behind his motor scooter, which manages to run out of gas—in the middle of the Carnegie Bridge. Sandy Bartell wills her place at the lunch table to the next record-breaking runner. To her sister, who shares her lunch bag, she relinquishes one used tucker bag. A sore throat, broken gavel, and used speeches are relinquished by Neil Green, our class president. Old bills, new bills, used ads, a bottle of aspirins, and a dozen headaches arc left to the new assistant ad manager of the LOG by Sandra Brello. To the enthusiastic set, Ruth Duue bestows her fine cheering ability. Geno Ceccarclli is asked to leave his crazy vests to an equally courageous under-classman. Tom Jarrett donates to the uninformed Lin-colnites a map to room 24. We ask Dennis Bidlcncik. Bernard Croft. Ken Daley, Kay Eaton, Jack Edmonson, and Sam Gossett to leave their locker space. Kathy Buchek promises to consign all her chemistry lab equipment, incuding the bright red Bunsen Burner, about which she is so enamored. If you are easily confused—Steve Buckner leaves his explanation of how he, an 11A last semester, is graduating this semester, and happens to be a Latin IV student in a Latin VI class, all in the same semester, too!!! Stella Clappas, Pat Gliva, Rose Ilesch, and Marie Tomko yield their quiet manner to the next chatter-boxes. Leaving her A in solid geometry to another curious mathematician is Daria Dubas. To any careless student, Safety Council president Bob Bohly, bestows his rules for safety conduct. Judy Criss leaves a vacant stool in Mr. Zu-pan’s first period chemistry class. To any courageous girl with the ability to withstand the crowded corridors, Mary Fry-dryck offers her petitencss. Special announcement to the Sad Susies, Nikkie Kowalski, bequeaths her jokes (?) and unusual sense of humor. Position of Head Majorette is relinquished by Jo Ann Schultz to any student having the qualifications to receive such an appointment. To all 7B’s Dennis Horn and Herb Gedcon leave their “elevator passes. John Haschak bestows his Pre-Star position to the next Lincoln halfback with the same amount of talent and determination. Sally Bcrila leaves her trumpet, slightly tarnished, a little rusty, and for a bargain price to some worthy musician. A key to spelling their last names is left by Harriet Gindlcspcrgcr and Oksana Iwaszczenko. alias O-Wigglc-Shen-Ski. Rich Benich would gladly donate his prized pencil which always meant a great deal to him, but he lost it in the 7th grade. His presidential resignation of the F.T.A. is left by Ron Hudak, to the next capable student. Sorry, but Louis Bohn and Frank Biro are taking all their possessions. Handy Buckner leaves his height to any 7B looking forward to playing on the basketball team. To future journalists, Marcia Gallo and “Max” Kamin leave their editorial positions on the LOG. To others less fortunate, Nadia Dolinska. Judy Froehlich, Georgianne Green, and Louise Hockey bequeath their charm and poise. Inara Jaunlinins wills her old paint brushes, chalk, and drawing pencils to future artists. Bob Jones leaves his highly improbable last name. Ron Brodzinski yields his radio room experiences of sending the wrong program to the wrong room at the wrong time. To the next humorist, Len Engel bestows his unique sense of humor. His ability to get “tangled up in some messes” is left by Jim Frey, Lincoln’s wrestling champ. A vacant seat in the A Cappclla Choir is left by Joyce Karafa. A used baton is consigned to a future twirl-er by former majorette, Ruth Keller. Their broken pencils, torn papers, worn erasers and best wishes are donated by Beverly Barnes, Dolores Behlke, Marianne Berger, Stephanie Beban, Patsy Diamond, Donna Fish-back. and Marge Kanuch. Judy Bellett. Ron Glashauckas, Vicki Harbin, and George Labanc leave peace in Mr. Baumgartner’s 7th period Modern Problems class. Old program cards arc left behind by Art Foose, Karl Frebe, Ken Jablonski, John Gentile. Dave Hupp. Ronnie Hyde, and Stan Kovar. Twelve hard years of school are relinquished by F.lizal.ou Fugate. Beverly Ilansen, Wayne Halioran, Earl Hein, Cipriano Hernandez, Sandy Huya, and Beverly Hryciak. Leaving behind their regrets of leaving are seniors Bill Kentner, Mike Kononenko, Harry Kropp. Ted Kisek, Orest Kozak, and Ray Hol-schuh. A full year’s memories are donated by Nancy Gcro. (Henna Johnson, Judy Johnston. Carol and June Koniecska, and Karen Krug—the other years of memories they are taking with them. Ilrr majesty, Nancy Kozak, wills her crown to the next football queen. BUI Matzorkis leaves behind his first aid ki: for the next Red Cross patient. Spanish majors Pete Koval, John McLaughlin, and Raoul Perez relinquish their beloved teacher. Miss Manning. Fashion experts Carol Morris, Marcia Le-wandowski. Mary Scwalish. Mary Ann Stocss-ncr. and Donna Sunyak bequeath their artistic designs to those in need. The German gentleman. George Schnur. wills his debating powers to Mr. Jirik. Joyce Cummings, Carolyn Massey, and A1 Ohmcr entrust their roles in the senior play to other acting adventurers. Pronunciation difficulties are left behind by the following students: Joyce Marnecheck, Sandra Mcnentowski, Pat Niemojewski, and Theresa Wojtaszek. Lincoln's unofficial soccer team consisting of Victor Babenko, Rudolf Hermes, Adolph Mal-etz. Wilfried Rother, and Maris Salme offer their soccer ball until a team is organized. William Mason, Carol Oliver, Vera Trofimov, and Romana Wyrsta yield their quiet personalities to all loud-mouths. Printing Award winner Alexander Terec will not give up his memories of Gypsy Rose I ee. Ray Sposet transfers his much-used pen to the next editor of the LOG. Injuries are yielded by footballers Dennis Bodi, Jim Bruce. Wade Colvin. Walt Curran. Charles Fry. Ed Haley, Jim Iley, Dan Maichrye, Steve Mikolaj. Mike Munley. David Scheutzow. and Kyle Toothman. Michael Tletski and Ia ster West leave their clowning to any solemn students. Baseball memories are left behind by Steve Sidloski. The following vocalists bequeath their singing ability for the good of the school: Sandra Polosky, I.orie McKenna, and Pat Wrost Decathlon positions are relinquished by teammates Larry Vana and Ron Zielinski. Rich Bassett, Ann Navratil, and Betty Pate give up their dashing red hair to any riisgus.ed blondes. Pen and pad are offered by Elizabeth Moser and Bertha Mynarsky to any up-to-it secretaries. Sandra Murphy. Olesia Rudenska. Ethel Russel, and George Toma leave their brains for Mr. Zupan's observations of science expectations. Bonnie Ramsey, Irene Nicholas, Bill Lcota anc Doris Willis consign their friend-winning personalities to the friendless. Speed plus efficiency are left behind by Marlene Maciag, Mird a Pratins, and Marie Vorasky. A parking space will be granted by Ken Los-neck to any automobile owner. “Name s the same as” are consigned by Elaine and Sharon Wagner and Richard and Thomas Tucholski. Willing away their instruments in Lincoln’s band and orchestra arc Barbara Jcnks, Janet Polonowski. Bob Stevens, and Natha Worley. One used guitar will be presented by Roman Miszkcwycz to any promising Ricky Nelson. Olga Ratochka donates her ability in the skill of permanent setting. The ability to make leather articles pays off as Ted Polanski. Richard Sajovic, and Robert Woodsidc yield their tools to future craftsmen. Free dancing lessons will be granted by Richard Sycz to future Arthur Murrays. Helen Mclnyk consigns her Future Nurses membership card to any future nurse. David McNally, Steve Parianos, Dwight Pfeifer, David Sharosky, James Sharpe, and John Wolnik yield their much-used combination locks to any 7B's. Melba Rios bequeaths her exotic perfumes. Twelve exciting years of learning are given up by Karen Ledger, June Loyd, John Moore, Marlene Pohlman and Nick Sitartz.. Martha Patterson relinquishes her Southern personality to any Westerner. A position in the F.T.A. is left by Barbara Narolewski. A position in the Student Council is yielded by Joe Vasil. Presley sideburns are given up by Hampton Stonehreaker. Tony Makaryk. Evelyn Malas, Joan Minke. Linda Pellegrin, and Donna Popovich contribute their books to a worthy cause. Ed Wentling bestows his ability to ask questions. Homeroom teachers arc given up by Diane Mackulln, Kathleen Prunchak, Ann Teffen-hardt and Ruth Ulcry. Thus endeth our bequests. Signed: V. R. BAD U. R. TOO Witnessed by: C. U. SOON — Homeroom 306 Homeroom 320 Homeroom 206 Homeroom 317 .....■— Homeroom 310 Homeroom 204 Summer School Class Prophecy HEAR YE, HEAR YE: I, as your school crier, in this year of our Lord 1990, have the honor to proclaim, loudly and clearly, what the futures of our 1960 graduates have held. These most numerous investigations have taken your crier to the many places and institutions of the world. I have visited many homes, offices, theaters, public buildings, and (ahem!) the corner “pub.” All’s well! The time has come, my friends, to begin: Tieing for first place honors at the International Sewing Contest were Madeline A lift and Sandy Huya. The six best-dressed women at the Joyce Karafa Hospital were Beverly Barnes, Ruth Duwc, Beverly Hansen. Judith Johnston. Dona Sunyak, and Marie Vorasky. Hairstylist Bertha Mynarsky has just revealed her newest style called the “Big Twirl” which was designed and patented for JoAnn Schultz. Miss Majorette of the Universe.” JudiUi Criss. leading cosmetician, has found a cosmetic for use in interplanetary travel. This cosmetic very mysteriously changes colors as it comes into contact with the different planets atmospheres. Dolores Bchlkc turned blossom orange for Mercury, Elaine Joy turned radish red for Venus, Glenna Johnson turned jello yellow for Mars, Joyce Marnechek turned plum purple for Saturn, Sandra Menentoski glowed green for Uranus, Barbara Narolcwski turned ice blue for Jupiter, Ruth Ulery turned pineapple pink for Neptune, and Sharon Wagner heeame plain plaid for Pluto. After seeing this, Harriet Gindlesperger just turned white. Dress designer John Gentile has moved from Paris to Hawaii. He has run out of material and is going to use grass. Flown over for this •.mcrgency were John Moore and his hula skirt mowers, George Labanc and Anthony Makaryk. Don’t cut too short, boys. David McNally has discovered a magnetic South Pole. He found it accidentally when he turned his compass backwards. Now living in Arabia. Bernice Bogus has announced her intention to start a male harem. Volunteers are now being interviewed. John McLaughlin, famous African explorer, and hi; native guide, Peter Koval, recently returned from visiting Ed Ilaley. scientist, who has discovered a new drug extracted from alligator teeth which cures insomnia. Dwight Pfeifer, David Schcutzow, and Nick Sitarz found each other while traversing the Sahara. They all seemed to stop at the same mirage. At the airport, veteran newscaster Richard Seaman met A1 Ohmcr. who had just returned from his bicycle trip around the world. Sandra Brello has written a new dictionary. In it she illustrates how to dangle a participle. After much practice Elizabeth Moser is able to dangle two at a time. Nadia DoLinska has incorporated this process and is further confusing her already bewildered English class. Linguist, Olga Ratochka, announced the formation of a new language, consisting of English words spelled in Ukrainian on an Italian typewriter. The language is used by some of the Oksana Iwaszczcnko clan. “Mother” Marcia Gallo ‘ Goose,” a budding poet, has caused quite a sensation with her rhymes. Reporter Walter Curren asked whom she owed her success to; she replied: “Gallo had a little rhyme Whose words were full of glee. Gallo is the one who found the time. So success is due to me.” The problem of the population explosion on Mars is discussed in Raymond Sposct’s new book. “I Don’t Want To Say Anything . . . But!” At the Pat Wrost matchmaking studio, model Pat Gliva and steel manufacturer Robert Wood-side were seen posing together for an advertisement. It will be seen in he Gcorgiana Green Business Magazine; and will be used to lure wealthy men to the studio for advice on how to make matches. Marilyn Kamin has just been named editor of Mad Magazine. She succeeds Alfred E. Neuman. Carol Morris, publisher of magazine D Code,” recently said ”1415208920.” Will writer Doris Willis has willed her will job to anyone willing to write wills. CLASS PROPHECY — continued This week, Congress appointed Carol lion-chovsky. Senator from Ohio, head of the Fifth Amendment Committee. She is looking into the mysterious lack of testimony caused by this amendment. Also on the committee arc William Mason, Senator from New York, and Sandra Polosky, Senator from Texas. Nancy Kozak has begun a Woman-For-Pres-ident campaign. “Senatrcsses” Barbara Clouser and Theresa Wojtaszek suggest her platform be based on male suffrage. Newly elected mayor of Dodge City, Lester West, appointed Larry Vana secret agent in charge of horse thieves. This was necessary because 20.000 horses mysteriously disappeared from the Kenneth Jablonski “Rockin’ J” ranch. The Tucholski and Tucholski Law Firm has taken the case of Koniccska vs. Koniccska. Carol is suing June for fun. Tom is prosecuting an alleged thief, and Rich is confused. Famed lawyer Jack Ruzicho has augmented his stafT with “Private Eyes” Charles Fry, William Kentncr, and Richard Sycz. Why? Because Hampton Stonebreaker has also augmented his staff with “Private Eyes” Ted Polanski, Richard Sajovlc and Steve Parianos. Jack just has to keep up with the times, you know, and besides, no lawyer can afford to be short any eyes. Mike Kononcnko, Helen Melnyk, and Romana Wyrsta are all valuable secret service people. U.S. Ambassador to Russia, Ray Eaton, was seen dining at the Stella Clappas Club with actress Joyce Cummings. Our ambassador to Italy is Adolph Malctz. Mike Munley. center of the “High Fives”, was the guest of honor last week when Steve Mi-kolaj, heir of a barber shop chain, launched a fleet of Cadillacs. Bon Voyage! A new high-heeled tennis shoe was created by Joan Minkc. gym teacher, and is now being used by Ann Navratil, Olympic star. Ix uisc is still playing Hockey. Hokay? Deep-sea diver, Joe Vasil, is afraid of water. The six U.S. representatives of the Olympic games arc Dennis Bidlcncik. Dennis Bodi, Herbert Gedeon, Ronald Glashauckas, David Sha- rosky, and Steve Sidloski. They manufacture their own medals. Dennis Horn has finally made it! His goatee is showing through. He’s now eligible to join Neil Green and John Haschak in their exclusive “Bush a Sprout” club. Up and coming are Ed Wentllng, Gordon Burkhardt. and Richard Bas- sett. With the help of nature boy Wilfred Rother’s “Rother Growther Grower and daily applications at Geno Ceccarelli's, Stove Buckner and Richard Bcnich may even make the grade! No more drooling chins! Incidentally, this is a benefit available only to club members. The club awards little red bows, designed by Rose Hesch, for the few beards that come to a perfect point. Raoul Perez, dancing instructor, at the Karen Ledger School of Siamese Dance, was recently seen giving private lessons to Ethel Russell, famous roller skating star. The Louie Bohn Bowling Alley is now supplied with the recently-patented five-fingered, bounccablc bowling ball, invented by Thomas Adamski. Wayne Halloran has done it again! He made his sixty-seventh voyage over Niagara Falls in a barrel. The barrel was designed by Marie Tomko to keep up with the latest fashions. Marcia Lewandowski, professional stamp licker for the Marlene Maciag Paris Fashion Shop located in Los Angeles, California, has discovered that by using Pat Neimojewski Moisture Cream on her tongue, it never becomes dry. Frank, the Barber, gave Barnard Croft a “Foosc” cut, which is a copy of the Terec cut, which is just a “plain” cut. Multimillionaire Judy Froehlich. who discovered a pipe cleaner that cleans and emulsifies the tobacco, stated yesterday that she would finance Eliza Lou Fugate, Ray Holschuh, and Margaret Kanuch in their new venture. The Fantastic Firecracker Company. Ray reported. “This will be a bang-up operation!” Wall Street broker Jim Iley recently sold 10,001) shares of worthless International Uranium to Kathy GUlroy. He made a grand profit of 10 cents. Kathy’s just too smart for him! Roman Miszkewycz has become a very famous story teller. It seems he got “LOTS of practice while at Lincoln. Penny Bononio is president of the South Branch, of the North Branch, of the Underground “Penny” bank. Beverly Hryciak, owner of the Holeless Doughnut Bakery, revealed that chef Orest Kozak, and cook Ruth Keller have invented a new potato-chip doughnut filled with pickled-herring. Ummmm! CLASS PROPHECY — continued “Not another one!” was the bored reply of oil tycoon Nancy Gero when she heard the news of the discovery of her 101st gusher. The proprietor of a local theater, Sam Gossett, is featuring movie star, Marianne Berger, in her latest “new” silent film. Frank Biro and Kenneth Daley have joined forces with Karl Frebe and Earl Hein to form a chain of ice cream parlors serving twenty-nine flavors. Their fountain special is a waterfall. Jack Edmonson and his bucket brigade, Cip-riano Hernandez. Stanley Kovar. and Harry Kropp were called out to catch the fall. Ice cream for all! Ronald Hudak. leading manufacturer, has made “ready buttoned buttons.” No more buying unbuttoned buttons, now buy buttoned buttons. Barbara Jenks and Betty Fate have been busy buying buttoned buttons to begin the new fad. Gee! What they won’t think of next. “Down Home, a restaurant owned and operated by Kyle Toothman. features Southern fried chicken which is prepared by French pastry chef Ron Zielinski. Lion tamers, Becky Amos and Jim Bruce, have been given top billing in the Sandra Bartrll Circus. Peanuts and popcorn for the big top are supplied by the “Diana Mackulin Nut Company.” Robert Stevens, admiral of the Donna Fish-bach Fishing Fleet,” recently admitted that Melba Rios swam the Rio Grande River breaking the old record made by Ron Brodzinski. “Wee Winkle,” John YYolnik. that is, the delight of the “Wee Winkle Wolnik Whistlers, recently whistled Bill Lcota’s walrus out of a tree. The animal was chasing Kathleen Prun-chak’s alligator. Ronnie Hyde, who recently bought a chain of deserted desert islands, has employed Kathy Burhek to style palm trees, and Carolyn Massey to manufacture synthetic sand. Greenwich Village artist. Inara Jaunlinins. won acclaim for her “Portrait of Cynthia Ba-logh.” Artist Mirdza Pratins has just unveiled her new masterpiece, a portrait of Martha Patterson, wealthy heiress of England. The critics say it’s the first of its kind. Michael Tletski is having almost as hard a time understanding it as Mary Scwalish. They are ex-Picasso critics; you can imagine how the painting looks. Top Judo expert with the police department is James Frey. Olive inspector Carol Oliver dreams about olives. Jeweler Patsy Diamond designed the crown which ‘‘High C” Loric McKenna wore during her performance of ‘‘Olesla Rude-nska”, an opera in one act. Stephanie Beban, prima ballerina, announced that her next performance will be in Pink Shoelaces” which will feature music by the George Toma Symphony Orchestra.” George’s orchestra recently returned from Antarctica, where they gave a series of concerts for general Kenneth Losneck and his troops. General Losneck is on a secret mission with physicist Judith Bellett. Their job is to discover oops! Top secret, you know. Mary Hanna, of the Hanna House, has begun casting for her next production, a play of the play-by-play game, played by the Ronald Webb Wobblers” and the Norman Celznick Seltzers.” Trying for the lead character “Cas-sey, is Ron Gilis, Martin Novak and Robert Dutkovic. Joyce Antonyzyn is the featured flutaphonc virtuoso of Sally “Hot Lips” Berila’s all-women band which will be in Cleveland next weekend. Ted Kusek, one time teenage singing idol, has decided to devote himself to the oldsters. He will delight the older set on The “Natha Worley Champagne Hour”, a bubbling” new T.V. program. Sharp” Jim Sharpe, sharpened a scalpel for surgeon Vera Trofimov before her television lecture, entitled “The Best Way to a Man’s Heart.” The littlest secretary” is a movie based on the life of Mary Frydryck. William Matzorkis, famed composer, wrote “Rudolf the Blue-eyed Hermes.” Pantomime artist Bob Bohly has opened the School of Mimicking.” Among his students are Vicki Harbin, David Hupp, Tom Jarrett. Ann Teffenhardt. and Elaine Wagner. The Pleasing P’s, a group consisting of Linda Pellegrin, Marlene Pohlman. Janet Po- lonowski, and Donna Popovich, are touring the country as a very popular quartet. Bob Jones has a hard time keeping up with the Joneses. Sandra Joyce Barbare and Mariana Schuller have joined Anna Marie Leszczynski in her quest for A better way out.” CLASS PROPHECY — continued Daria Dubas, leading “what’s it” asker. stumped Sandra “Mathy” Murphy on an original brain teaser, “How many corners does a circle have?” Victor Babenko and George Schnur. after much study, pointed out one great big one. Dana is still working on the answer. Math Wizard Maris Salnie is teaching his university students about the right angle of Leonard Engel. Wade Colvin, English professor at Harvard University, was just awarded the International Physicist Medal for splitting the infinitive. Carol Rice, geologist for the Mary Ann Stoessner Institute of Hocks,” recently reported there were no rocks on the Sahara Desert. Chemist Dan Maichry discovered the 200th element. He named it “Buckneranium” after his partner, Randolph Buckner. Astrometerologists June Loyd and Bonnie Ramsey are trying to unravel the mysteries of time. They are searching for a way to grow younger rather than older. Women are on your side, girls. The class of June 1960 has proved beyond any “unreasonable” doubt that it is truly unique in ALL respects. As it appears to your crier, the class has very definitely added an odd twist to this already mangled world. After making this statement I would like to “Twist” out of my present situation by just saying. ‘ WHAT, ME WORRY?” Autographs ' — ——


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