Lincoln High School - Lincolnia Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1964 volume:

JANUARY and JUNE 1964 Alma Mater Alma Mater, Alma Mater, We're in love with you. There's no other school like you. You're the fairest, you're the squarest school in all the world. Ycu insp're me through and through. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, We'll remember you. We ll remomber our friends ever true. Here s to teachers, here's to students, Here's to everyone, Lincoln High School, here's to you. MISS EVELYN MAROON The Classes of January and June, 1964, are proud and happy to dedicate this year book to Miss Evelyn Maroon, our friendly and understanding class advisor. Her character, scholarship, and leadership, and her services to Lincoln High School boys and girls have won for her an honored place in the hearis of Lincoln's students and teachers. For all these things, we thank her, and hope that we, too, may combine character, enthusiasm for work, and devotion to duty in a life of service and find true happiness in helping others. TO THE CLASSES OF JANUARY AND JUNE 1964: The play, STOP THE WORLD, I WANT TO GET OFF, has a unique title. What does it suggest to you—a fast-moving world full of pressures and chaos, or a world filled with opportunities and hidden treasures in the minds and hearts of others? There is no way to stop the world so STAY ABOARD and work with others of all races, nations, backgrounds, and traditions; learn from them and share what you have learned. Be a discontented optimist. Be unhappy about many things in the world today. Believe that working with others is the only way to improve the world and to be happy in it. STAY ABOARD. My very best wishes for your success and happiness. Guy F. Varner, Principal Assistant Principals G. Conti, L. Stoll, J. Mancini, A. Daly Guidance Counselors E. Maroon, B. Long, V. Ruscitti, D. Emery, R. Kane ■ Class Officers, January 1964 LORETTA SUPECK Vice President HELEN GRIVEAS Assistant Treasurer JERRY YURCH President CAROL KAPUT Secretary JoANN SIMA Assistant Secretary DOMINIC CHRISTINO Treasurer Class Colors Red and White Class Flower Red and White Carnation Class Motto Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm Emerson January Popularity Poll BOYS Steve Kynyk . .. Steve Wartko .. Dominic Cristino Bob Kaznoch . .. Bob Anderson .. Tom Gutridge . John Kalemba . Alan Gibbons .. Hans Farkas .. Jerry Gaul...... John Sydorenko George Clappas Casnv.r Janas .. Bill Ownbey . .. .... ATHLETE .... ..... ARTIST .... .... MANNERS .... ..... CHARM ..... .. CHEERFULNESS .. CONVERSATIONALIST ... ENTHUSIASM ... .... INITIATIVE _ .... LEADERSHIP__ ... PERSONALITY ... PHYSIQUE - FIGURE . SENSE OF HUMOR . ....GROOMING..... ....... WIT ..... GIRLS . Loretta Supcck Vera Golubows ... Judy Rollins Joan Grajewski .. Pam Herwick ....Helen Fesz Diane Mosberger . Judy Alberino .. . Carol Kaput .... JoAnn Sima ... Sue Zygadlo .. Darlene Lisy . . . Gloria Grove Peggy Mulhern Jerry Yurch MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Helen Grivcas E JUDITH ANN ALBERINO A Capolla Choir Grogg and Typing Awards Attendance Awards Motto Committee Color Committee BOB ANDERSON Camel Tollcntcs Varsity Football Team Varsity Track Team J.V. Football Team Attendance Awards TOM CIELINSKI Attendance Awards Commencement Committee GEORGE CLAPPAS Dood Band (President) Orchestra Small Instrumental Ensomble National Poetry Anthology DOMINIC V. CRISTINO Dom Class Treasurer Band Orchestra Senior Play Student Council Junior Achievement Attendance Awards Citizenship Award SHARON EDMONSON Little Darling Junior Achievement HANS FARKAS National Honor Society Scholarship Award Orchestra Band Log Start Commencement Committee (Chairman) HELEN FESZ Commencement Committee ALAN GIBBONS Al Band Orchestra Small Instrumental Ensemble All City Band Attendance Awards School Service Award Color Committee Motto Committee (Chairman) VERA GOLUBOWS School Sorvico Award Bullotin Board Committeo JOAN GRAJEWSKI Jo” A Capcllo Choir Social Committee HELEN GRIVEAS Class Assistant Treasurer Student Council (Vico President) School Service Award Citizenship Award Nominating Committee Futuro Toachors of Amorica GLORIA J. GROVE Glor Lincolnettes Majorettes A Copolla Choir Gym Leaders Club Gregg and Typing Awards Junior Achievement Attendance Awards Citizenship Award THOMAS GUTRIDGE Tollentes Noon Movie Operators School Service Award Attendance Awards Color Committee Motto Committee FAYE HARDWICK PAMELA M. HERWICK Pam A Copcllo Choir Small Vocal Ensemble Color Committoo Motto Committee CASMIR JANAS Sonny Decathlon Team Social Committee JOHN KALEMBA Mountain Man” Varsity Football Team J.V. Football Team Social Committee Junior Achievement Junior Executive Award Achiever Award CAROL MAE KAPUT Class Sccrotary Lincolnettes Gym Leaders Club Gregg and Typing Awards Attendance Award Nominating Committee ROBERT KAZNOCH Bob Varsity Baseball Varsity Bowling Team J.V. Basketball Color Committoo Motto Committee STEVE KYNYK National Honor Society (Presidontl Student Council Varsity Football Team Varsity Baseball Team Scholarship Award Lcttcrmcn's Club Nominating Committee Senior Yearbook Committee DARLENE LISY Varsity Bowling Team Social Committee DIANE MOSBERGER Senior Play Gregg and Typing Awards NOMA Spelling Certificate Junior Achievement Achiever Award Commencement Committee Attendance Awards PEGGY MULHERN Subject Superiority Award: Geography Gregg and Typing Awards Color Committee Motto Committee DON MYERS TOO SHY JERRY GAUL TOO SHY DON MINER BOB NAKONECZNY ELLEN NICKLER Jean A Cepella Choir Social Committee 8ILL OWNBEY Willy Varsity Baseball Team Decathlon Tea m Social Committoo HERBERT PATTERSON Attendance Awards Color Committee Motto Committee CARMEN I. RAMOS Color Committoo Motto Committee LYN L REGALSKI JUDY ROLLINS A Capella Choir School Service Award Color Committee Motto Committee LARISA SCHAPOSCHNIC Council on World Affairs Kent State Declamation Contest Commencement Committee School Service Award Attendance Awards Citizenship Award JoANN I. SIMA Jo Class Secretary A Capella Choir Majorottes Gregg and Typing Awards Junior Achievement Attendance Awards Citizenship Award Senior Yearbook Committee LORETTA SUPECK Lorna Doonc Class Vice-President Gym Leadors Club Gregg and Typing Awards Attendance Awards Citizenship Award JOHN SYDORENKO Orchestra Attendance Awards Social Committee MIKE J. TISCHLER A Capella Choir 8oys Gym Leaders Club Bulletin Board Committee STEVE WARTKO Wart-Mon Scholastic Art Awards Senior Yearbook Committee Bulletin Board Committee JEROME YURCH Jerry Class President Student Council (President! Log Editor Senior Yearbook Committee National Honor Society Future Teachers of America Council on World Affairs J.V. Football Team SUE ZYGADLO Blondie” School Service Award Bulletin Board Committee TOO SHY MICHAEL DEMCHUK Mik® Band Attendance Awards Motto Committee____ .. CA'RMEU “RMAOS 2.k)0 AMM S KAA A STEVE KYNYK 5. TAW HERVJVCH 6. T | KJE hAOSBERGER 7- WE LEM FESZ SYMBOL K LPU T 1 9. NAIKE 'DENYCUVK. 0.(SLORIA grove 11. RAMS FARKAS 12. TON C EE NSRl 13. OOAU GRAOE A)SFl lH-T ARLEKiF L SY IT.'DotA- CR STIA O lo. GEORGE CLLAPPAS 7-PEFEM NVC LEp laOutv AEBFR o 19 sve vgadlo 20.PE6G.V NAU LUER.M 2 i. Jerry yorcf 22. l- ELLER SRIVEA.S 23. LOPETTA SaJPECR g repo ms g SHARoN ELDNKODSOnJ Last Will and Testament BON VOYAGE! ! ! The January Class of 1964 is leaving Lincoln and will take an extended trip of the luxury liner “U.S.S. World of Adventure.” After 12 years of planning and preparation these graduates feel that they deserve a rest. Because there is a limited baggage area on the ship, each and every traveler is forced to leave something behind. George Clappas decided to leave 44 pounds of sheet music that he can't read. George should have used this music for the class Christmas party, instead he played modern jazz. Seventeen extra bows and nineteen ribbons (all red and white of course) are being donated to the June class by Judy Alberino. Vera Golubows is leaving 46 baby pictures (still unarranged) on the bulletin board in the main hall- Bob Anderson proudly leaves a pair of battered dancing shoes that he used so effectively at the Senior Mixer and Informal. Helen Griveas is leaving the student driving car in one piece—isn’t that something? Hans Farkas is burning 87 pages of last minute homework that he didn't finish. 92 empty cans of hair spray remain in room 310 by will of Sue Zygadlo. Carol Kaput leaves behind 64 extra class lists and 32 constitutions. Helen Fes . Faith Hardwick. Bob Kaznoch. and Bob Nakoneczny have collected four lockers full of Junk” that they hope to pass on to susceptible 7Bs. Pam Herwick leaves an airline stewardess uniform behind, she won’t need it on board this ship. John Kalemba is leaving his mittens, Mike Demchuk his muddy tennis shoes, and Don Myers his filthy sweat shirt and pants. All these required materials weren't enough to keep them warm during gym class. Herb Patterson vowed that he’d leave nothing behind, but upon leaving he forgot his suitcase, wallet, passport and almost everything else he hoped to take with him. Alan Gibbons leaves behind that doggone dog he let into school one day. A receipt book. $937.46 in paid bills, and unbalanced books are relinquished to the June Class Treasurer by Dominic Cristino. Stow-aways on this luxury liner are Jerry Gaul, Don Miner. John Sydorenko and Bill Ownbey; they used their last twelve dollars for class dues. JoAnn Sima must leave behind 37 Vote for JoAnn signs, reminiscent of the Athletic Queen competition. Unused plans for a skating party and an afternoon of toboganing are given up by Gloria Grove and Loretta Supeck. Palettes, paint brushes and models are left bySteve Kynyk and Steve Wartko to anyone who might use them correctly! Larisa Scliaposchnic takes with her a fluency in Spanish, but leaves behind her long, long playing record of Spanish musical masterpieces. To all chatter-boxes, Sharon Kdmoiison. Ellen Nickler. Tom Gutridge. Tom Ciclinski and Cas-mir Janas relinquish their quiet manner. Mike Tischler leaves behind his choir robe, guitar, and the piano he didn't learn to play, however he will take with him his bellowing voice. Lyn Kegalski and Judy Rollins leave behind their poise and graciousness to any worthy fumbling freshmen. Diana Mosberger and Margaret Mulhern give their places in the lunch line to any Junior who can run as fast as they can. An envelope and a totaling sheet are left by-Carmen Ramos for the next homeroom representative to collect for the school’s worthwhile funds. Darlene Lisy leaves behind all the big words she was unable to figure out. The clothing room finds a dress with 3 sleeves left by Joan Grajewski. A new page plan, a few headlines and bylines. a bent em. ruler, a gavel, three over used speeches, 14 campaign signs, and this last will and testament are all left by Jerry Yurch. Class Prophecy Upon leaving the stage after commencement, the members of the Senior Class zigged when they should have zagged, and found themselves in a revolting development. Their predicament was this: Members of the stage craft group had constructed a time machine in the basement of the auditorium. Because the class made a wrong turn at the bottom of the stairs, everyone was put into position to be affected by this fiendist invention. At this point a member of the corps of inventors turned a dial: “Future— 30 years”, then plugged it in. In five minutes, when the experiment was done, STEVE KYNYK walked out an accomplished structural engineer and architect. He feels proud because he has just completed a 36-floor, ranch-type, split-level TV relay station overlooking Death Valley. JOAN GRAJEWSKI became a dress-maker, and is well known for her three sleeved masterpieces. When asked what he’d get for the bold mural he just painted over the first six floors of the Erieview Tower, STEVE WARTKO replied “10 to 20 . — Wonder what he meant!? ALAN GIBBONS has opened a night club on Euclid Ave. and as his first act employed GEORGE CLAPPAS and his Six Greek Home-wreckers . HANS FARKAS has just invented something the entire world has been waiting for—a threewheeled xpnoestmy! MIKE DEMCHUK and JERRY GAUL are working the night shift at a candle factory. TOM GUTHIDGE just sold a $150,000 accident Insurance policy to BOB ANDERSON. Bob has a job inspecting the pins in grenades. VERA GOLUBOWS is a driving instructor and HELEN GRTVEAS has finally passed her driver's test. MICHAEL TISCHLER is at the Met for the second month, and they say he’s the best aisle attendant they've ever had. Crossword Puzzles with fifty cent words arc being composed for the local newspapers by DARLENE LISY.. JERRY YURCH says business is dead, so he’s offering a new special this week—ask him about it. GI.ORIA GROVE has become an actress—with a name like that she had to! Hair stylist SUE ZYGADLO was fixing ELLEN NICKLER’S hair when she was held up by DON MYERS. Fortunately inspector JOHN SYDORENKO was on hand, and he took the case to Judge CASMIR JANAS. Casmir let him off with a small fine and a long lecture, but gave him 30 years for wise?cracking the judge! Right at home (still at Lincoln) are DON MINER and BOB NAKONECZNEY. They became high school instructors—for spite. JUDY ALBERINO and SHARON EDMONSON were judges in the “Irman La Douce Pooch” contest and T.ORETTA SUPECK'S prize poodle won the first place blue ribbon. JOANN SIMA is showing off her Olympic medal for cheering to PEGGY MULHERN and FAITH IIARDWICK These three gals happened to meet at TOM CIELINSKI’S grocery store because he had a special on JOHN KALEMBA'S ready made halupkey ... or is it halupchy? Meanwhile back at the ranch LARISA SCHA-POSCHNIC is looking over her many oil fields in Venezuela—they're all dry. PAMELA HERWICK is secretary to the president of American Airlines. She never did get any use out of that airline hostess uniform. That well-known novelist DOMINIC C.RIS-TINO has just written another best-seller. Just Call Me Dom. BILL OWNBEY'S department store now has a sale on the famous LYN REGAT.SKI dill. Lyn starred in the recent motion picture about dance artist JUDY ROLLINS. The picture was produced and directed by CAROL KAPUT. Co-starring with Lyn are CARMEN RAMOS and ROBERT KAZNOCH. DIANA MOSBERGER has just won 84 thousand dollars with a sweepstakes ticket she found in HERBERT PATERSON'S taxi. HELEN FESZ aad a nervous breakdown it was her lost ticket. Social Committee Commencement Committee Color Motto Flower ATHLETIC DANCE 19$ On January 22, 1964 at Commencement exercises in the school auditorium Lincoln High School graduated 46 young men and women. After the invocation given by Rev. Bucey of Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church, Carol Kaput and Hans Farkas were heard speaking on The Nucloar Challenge to Youth . Mr. Guy F. Varner, Principal, certified the class after which Mr. Daniel O. Corrigan, Board of Education representative presented the diplomas. OctoJbje Cltuc b oK fr o (jr u ks bu tt't 77 s ecf, JU r A TiTlB. 4 rvjtduY-.. rr rtfs Tb 0n VuTTW •U.CTitfie INT A.U 6 CK. tt� rutH g AND r ALSO HAV8 A BO O CAN© — r-M RIGHT ? P P8lM� Quarter ii fV 6 PV-tmi tie NVtAr £JC«i IT VtAA Tt M A eK.u«T National Honor Society Log Staff Future Nurses of America Senior Orchestra A Cappella Choir Senior Band I Senior Gym Leaders Majorettes COLORS PCD f WHITE CLASS Ti Vi ku'svu CLASS OFFICERS TSTELL BAXTER TREASURER FRANCES LEWAND0W5KI RFC. SECRETARY CANDY BOHN CORRESPONDING SECRETARY KAREN SABAT I VICE PRESIDENT , VAL BRICADIN ASSISTANT TREASURE F? JOSEPH JOSEPH PRESIDENT FLOWERS RED WUJJE ROSES June Popularity Poll BOYS Joe Vivolo...... Ken Smyth....... Darrell Vanek ... Bob Walsh....... Bob Morris...... Toby Takayama . Jim Amaro ...... Ray Grupe ...... Jim Johnson John Greer...... Carl Jurovaty ... Jon Periandri . .. Jim Balogh...... Cliff Ramey..... Henry Chesser . . . Dave Jones...... Jerry Suhodolsky George Schissler . Wally Belinsky . . Frank Verlie Gene Gouker George Gluszek . Joe Joseph..... Tony Bellflower Jack Braun .... Charles Layne . . Joe Skurtovich . Art Basso ..... Fred Butanowicz Ron Siedlccki ... Jim Kowski Klaus Molnar .. .... ATHLETE ........ .......ARTIST........ ...... MANNERS ...... ........CHARM........ .... CHEERFULNESS.... ....CITIZENSHIP...... .... COMPLEXION ..... __ CONVERSATION ..... ..COOPERATION........ ....... DANCER ...... ....EFFICIENT........ .. ENTHUSIASM ....... ........ EYES ....... ........HAIR......... .... INITIATIVE ..... ....LEADERSHIP....... __ MUSICIAN (Vocal) _ MUSICIAN (Instrumental) . .... PERSONALITY..... . . PHYSIQUE FIGURE . . . ....... POISE ....... __SENSE OF HUMOR_____ .......SERVICE....... .... SHEIK SHEBA .... ....... SMILE ...... ...... STUDENT ..... .... VERSATILITY .... ....... TEETH ...... .... VOCABULARY ..... ......GROOMING....... ........ WIT ....... MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED GIRLS . Linda Cunningham ... Orysia Magockyj ...... Sue LaManna ...... Juanita King ..... Rhonda Smyth ........ Pat Betzler ....... Anna Bizyk .......Ruth Dorton .......Donna Short . .. . Gerry Marcellino Frances Lewandowski ........Barb Zielinski ........... Sue Hicks ....... Kathy Kynyk . .. . Joanne Fischbach ........Lorraine Toss ......Phyllis Perhala .......Francine Toss ....... Bonnie Soldat . . . Luba Lytwynenko .......Carol Hannah ....... Ruth Griffith ......... Candy Bohn ...........Sue Rybicki ......... Karen Sabat ..........Vera Orloff ..........Kathy Mates ........ Nancy Crable ...... Joan Kowalski ......... Carol Doran ........ Karen Klocek ......... Jean Vavrek SHARON AKERS Porfoct Attendance Award Service Award Citizenship Award MARGARET ALBRIGHT Bunny Citizomhip Award JAMES ARMARO Jim Tollontes JOSEPH MICHAEL BASTIAN. JR. Joe Baseball Lottcr Perfect Attendance Award Art award in city competition VINCENT BATTISTA Citizenship Award Perfect Attendance Award ESTELL BAXTER Stell Class Treasurer Yearbook Committeo Nominating Committee Varsity Bowling Team Lincolnettes. Secretary Band Honor Roll Gregg Awards JAMES BALOGH Jim Senior Play Gregg Award Motto Committee Attendance Awards Citizenship Award Merit Roll ARTHUR BASSO Art Jr. Student Council. Vico-President National Jr. Honor Society Varsity Football JV Football, Captain Varsity Track Tollentes Lottermen's Club, Secretory Motto Committee DON BECKER Tollontos Attendance Awards Merit Roll Subject Superiority: Bookkeeping. French Citizenship Awards Honor Roll GLORIA BEGENY Band Orchestra Small Ensomble-lnst. FTA Attendance Awards Subject Superiority: Biology. Typing. Gen. Scionce, Foods -s.r--- . n. tS • � ' .1 t V WALTER BELINSKY Wally” Varsity Football Team JV Football Studont Council FT A A Capella Choir Orchostra, Prosidont Social Committee 2nd place—Spanish Declamation Contest ANTHONY BELLFLOWER Tony Decathlon Team Safety Council Tollontcs PATRICIA BETZLER Pat Student Council Intercouncil and League for Nursing Plaque Future Nurses, Prosidont Council on World Affairs Service Awards Subjoct Superiority: English, General Business Social Committee ANNA LYDIA BIZYK Lee Citixonship Awards Attendance Awards NOMA Spelling Award Gregg Awards Subject Superiority: Foods, Social Studios, Science, Latin, English KAREN SUE BLAIR Subject Superiority: Shorthand NOMA Spelling Award Senior Play—Make-up Committoe Gregg Awards Morit Roll CANDACE MARIE BOHN Candy Yearbook Committee National Jr. Honor Society Log Staff-Asst. Advertising Manager Class Secretary FTA Secretary Future Nurses A Capella Choir Council on World Affairs JACK BRAUN Citixonship Award FTA A capella Choir. President Lottormen's Club— Vice-president Varsity Footboll JV Football Varsity Track Varsity Wrestling DONNA L. BRELLO Chello Future Nurses A capella Choir Attendance Awards Gregg Awards VALENTINA BRIGADIN Val Asst. Class Treasurer FTA Future Nurses Hoad Majorette Orchestra Council on World Affairs Citixonship Awards Attendance Awards DV IGHT BROWN JV Basketball School Service Award Tollentes Studont Council Jr. Choir 'ti� p i|wyi|W|P ijiiiiiPiB — - LORRAINE BROWN Lorri Service Award Attendance Award FRED BUTANOWICZ Radio Operator RICHARD BUTANOWICZ Radio Operator Citizenship Award Gregg Awards Attendance Awards CHESTER BYCZEK FRANCES CADLE Tootsie Gregg Awards NILSA CAMACHO Shorty NOMA Spelling Award Varsity Bowling Attendance Awards MANUEL CANALES Attendance Award Intramural Archery Chompion Intramural Wrestling Champion Subject Superiority: Math JUDITH ANN CASSIDY Hopalong Gym Leador Citizenship Awards Attendance Awards Dress and Code Committer Subject Superiority: Gym DAVID CHAMPAGNE Citizenship Award rii. mi II——— ■i HENRY CHESSER Short-Stuff” Varsity Wrestling Wrestling Trophy Tollentes FTA Attendance Awards Championship in AAU 4th Place—Brocksville Christmas Tournamont JAMES CRAWFORD Noon Movie Operator School Service Award Citizenship Award Attendance Awards Bulletin Board Committee JIM CHURKO ChurV Attendance Award PAMELA COLONIUS Pam A capella Choir Attendance Award NOMA Spelling Award Grogg Awards Citizenship Award OLENA COMBS Deo NANCY CHARLENE CRABLE School Service Award Attendance Award Color Committeo Gregg Awards LINDA CUNNINGHAM Theme and Gift Committee. Chairman Majorettes Sr. and Jr. Lcadors, President FTA Varsity Badminton Team Citizenship Award Service Awards Senior Play MARY CYCA Citizenship Award NOMA Spelling Award Gregg Awards ANDREW DANTOVIC Dutchman MICHAEL DE GIROLAMO SUSAN DcLUCA Sue Nominating Committoo Varsity Badminton Gym Loader Orchestra Citizenship Award Subject Superiority: Math. Clothing Gregg Award Perfect Attendance Award BETTY DEMKOWICZ B. J. All City Band FTA Gym Leader. Secretary Orchestra Small Ensemble—Inst. Social Committee Perfect Attendanco EDWARD DILL Eddie Poem Nationol Anthology Publication RONALD DILL Yearbook Committee FTA Citizenship Award Attendance Awards Service Award CAROL DORAN School Service Award Citizenship Award Attendance Awards RUTH DORTON Cheerleader. Alternate School Service Awards Poem—National Anthology Publication Gregg Award RAYMOND DURDA Ray Varsity Baseball Varsity Football Lottormen's Club Varsity Wrestling Tollentes School Servico Award Citizenship Awards Bulletin 8oard Committoo MARY ANN DURISEK GARY FARREN Stint Tollentes JOANNE FISCHBACH Student Council Safety Council FTA School Sorvico Award Attendance Award Sonior Play PEGGY SUE FOUST Citizonthip Award Flower Committee JOHN FREDERICY Pud- Flower Committee Attendance Award HARVEY FRYE Perfoct Attendance ANTONIO FUENTES Tony Perfect Attendance DON GLASS Window Perfect Attendance GEORGE GLUSZEK Band Citizenship Award Attendance Awards Social Committee EUGENE GOUKER Gene Varsity Baseball JV Basketball Tollentes Dress and Code Committee DAN GRABOWSKI Noon Movies Safety Council Tollentes School Service Award Citizenship Award Sixteen Mills Operator Commencement Committee - JOHN GREER Tee Bone” Varsity Football Perfect Attendance Award RUTH MARGARET GRIFFITH Ruthie Safety Council School Service Awards Attendance Awards Commencement Committee Gregg Awards Senior Play RAYMOND CHARLES GRUPE ,,Ray,‘ Letter-iron's Club Varsity Baseball Varsity Football JV Basketball JV Football Tollentes Attendance Award Dress and Code Committee, Chairman BETTY HAEFELI Bunny FTA Future Nurses A capella Choir Citizenship Award Attendance Award Scholarship Award Gregg Awards Subject Superiority: Shorthand. Typing SUSAN HAJEC Hag Varsity Bowling Lincolnettes Band Gregg Awards Subject Superiority: Typing. English Bulletin Board Committee SHARON HALLAUER Citizenship Award Attendance Award Subjoct Superiority: Clothing, Social Studies Gregg Awards Scholarship Awards CAROL HANDLOVICS Carrie A capella Choir Bowling Team Citizenship Award Gregg Awards Sr. Play—Costume Committee Subject Superiority: Typing, S. and E. Problems, Shorthand Gregg Awards CAROL HANNAH Commencement Committee NOMA Awards Gregg Awards Scholarship Award Merit Roll Subject Superiority: Typing, Shorthand, S and E Problems LINDA HANNA Lin Student Council Social Committee Grogg Awards SHIRLEY HARMON Shirl School Service Award Citizenship Aword Junior Achievement I ALLEN HAYMOND Citizenship Award Subjoct Superiority: Sonora! Math CHARLES E. HEIN Chuck Decathlon Toam School Sorvice Award Citizenship Awards ROBERT HERMANN Bob DIANE HERRON Deo Deo RANDALL HERRMAN Randy Varsity Cross-Country Track FTA Band, President Orchestra, Vice-President Radio Operator Flower Committee Small Ensemble—Inst. All-City Band CAROL HERSMAN School Service Award Citizenship Award Jr. Achievement SUE HICKS Susie School Service Award Citizenship Award Attendance Award Commencement Committee, Chairman Gregg Awards Gym Leader President. Vice-President, Treasurer Subject Superiority: Shorthand, Clothing, Biology RANCEL HOLBERT Log Staff Radio Operator School Service Award THOMAS HOLLIDAY Tom Citizonship Award DAVID HOYT Dave Varsity Track Cross-Country Track. Captain Tollentes Radio Operator MARGE HUMPHREY Happy HELEN HUPALO School Service Award ROBERT ILGES Vanity Track Decathlon Team Radio Operator School Service Award Noon Movie Operator Student Council— Asst. Secretary VALENTINE IVANOVA Vol Student Council Lincolnettes School Service Award A capolla Choir Citizenship Award Commencement Committee Gregg Awards LUCY JAWYN Lu Gym Leader Orchestra, Secretary Citizenship Award Attendance Award City Ensemble Contost Motto Committee LORENE JIRGENS National Jr. Honor Society Log Circulation FTA Citizenship Award Theme and Gift Committeo National Honor Society JAMES JOHNSON Varsity Football Varsity Wrestling Varsity Track Student Council FTA A capella Choir, Vice-President Lettermen's Club Publicity Committee LINDA JOHNSON Gym Leader Student Council School Service Award Subject Superiority: General Business, Gym Perfect Attendance DAVID MORGAN JONES Dave Student Council, President National Honor Society Log Editor JV Football Radio Operator Scholarship Award National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation Subject Superiority: American History, Algebra, World History, Gen. Science. Biology, Latin. Journalism, English JOSEPH J. JOSEPH Joe National Honor Society. President Log Staff FTA, Treasurer Sr. Class President Lottermen's Club—Charter Member National Jr. Honor Society, President Buckeye Boys' Stotc Representative '63 Attendance Awards 1 CARL R. JUROVATY Juriv Student Council, Secretary Varsity Football Radio Oporator Subject Superiority: Social Studies Lottermen's Club Social Committeo JV Football Service Award ROBERT KASPAR Casper Commencement Committee JEAN KAOO Georgie Nominating Committeo A capella Choir Attendance Award Subject Superiorty: English. Biology ANDREW KAISER TALIS KAMINSKIS ••Mick” Varsity Track. Manager Log Circulation School Service Award Attendance Award Bulletin Board Committee Chairman BRIGITTE KERN Citizenship Award Attendance Award NOMA Spelling Award MARY JUANITA KING Student Council. Vice-President School Service Award Citizenship Award Color Committee LESLIE KINGERY Dwoin Varsity Baseba I Tollentes Citizenship Award Attendance Award CAROLYN KAPUSCINSKI Carol National Jr. Honor Society Future Nurses Lincolnottos A capolla Choir Citizenship Award School Sorvico Award Sr. Play—Costumo Committee KAREN KLOCEK Charli NOMA Spelling Award Lincolnettes Future Nurses Gym Leader Citizenship Award Attendance Award Flower Committee, Gregg Awards Chairman BETTY KNAVEL Citizenship Award Attendance Award RICHARD KOCUBA Rich School Service Award Jr. Achievement DON KOTT Cassius Tollentcs JOAN MARIE KOWALSKI Joonie Citizenship Award lincolnettes Sr. Leaders FT A Latin Certificate Subject Superiority: English, Law, $. and E. Problems Yearbook Committee National Honor Society JAMES KOWSKI Bird Safety Council Toll antes School Service Award Noon Movie Operator Attendance Award Color Committoo SANDRA KOZIOL Perfect Attendance Award ANNA KRAWECKA Gym Leader Student Council FT A Future Nurses Citizenship Award Perfect Attendance Award Motto Committee RICHARD KRYSA Perfect Attendance Award NADIJA KUSCZYNSKYJ Maria HELEN KUZNIER Social Committee I KATHERINE KYNYK National Honor Society, Vice-Presidont Lincolnottes. President FT A Attendance Award French Declamation Contest NOMA Spoiling Award Social Committoe Subject Superiority: French, Typing CAROL SUE LaMANNA Sue CHARLES H. LAYNE School Service Award Citixonship Award Attendance Award Subject Superiority: Latin, Chemistry Publicity Committee. Chairman National Honor Society ROBERT J. LEECH Bob Student Council Tollcntcs FT A Council on World Affairs School Service Award Citizenship Award Attendance Award Commencement Committee LUDMILLA LEHMANN Ludy Red Cross Club Lincolnettes Attondanco Award Bulletin Board Committee FRANCES LEWANOOWSKI Frankie” Class Secretary National Jr. Honor Society Student Council Lincolnottes FT A Orchestra Citizenship Award Attendance Award JIM LOMBARDO lum JV Basketball Varsity Wrestling Tollentos HELEN LUKJANCZUK Yearbook Committee Perfect Attendance Log Staff Grogg Awards Senior Play PAUL LUKAS Big Luke Studont Council Citizenship Award Attendance Award Theme and Gift Committee CHARLES E. LUTZ Sleepy” Safoty Council Tollcntes School Service Award Noon Movie Operator Color Committee. Chairman LUBA LYTWYNENKO Lube Color CorrrYnittee. Chdirmnn Attendance Award Gregg Awards JOHN MADDEN Tollcnfcs Citizenship Award Attendance Award Subject Superiority: Printing, Art ORYSIA ANN MAGOCKYJ Yearbook Committee Log Staff National Jr. Honor Society FTA Citizenship Award A capella Choir Senior Play National Honor Society MICHELE MAKARYK Mikki-Mike 'learbook Committee Nominating Committee Log Staff Student Council ym Leader School Service Award Citizenship Award Senior Play RICHARD MALCUIT Citizenship Award Attendance Award FRED MANFROY Fritz JV Basketball Varsity 8asoball Subject Superiority: Printing Tollentes GERRY MARCELLINO Ger Citizenship Award 8owiing Team Color Committee Gregg Awards KATHRYN MATES Log Staff FTA Council on World Affairs School Service Awards Citizenship Awards Attendance Awards Scholarship Awards Publicity Committee PAMELA McCORMICK Pam Orchestra Council on World Affairs Junior Red Cross Citizenship Award Attendance Award Jr. Achievement Senior Play Service Award RON McKALIK Perfect attendance Citizenship CARMEN G. C. MIRANDA Cha-Cha Yearbook Committee Log Staff—1Circulation Manager A capolla Choir Council on World Affair School Service Award Citixenthip Award KLAUS MOLNAR Student Council. President National Honor Society Log Staff Var ity Baseball Vanity Wre tling Council on World Affair Attendance Award Subject Superiority: Math. Science. Biology. Solid Goometry, Englith, Hittory BOB MORRIS Me« e Varsity Football. Manager JV Batketball Tollente Citixenthip Award OLGA MOSZYNSKY Auggl Yearbook Committee Gym Leader Orchestra Subject Superiority: Civics Senior Play DENISE NAKONECZNYJ NmcI Future Nurses Attendance Award NOMA Spelling Award Subject Superiority: Shorthand French Declamation Contest School Sorvice GEORGE WASHINGTON NASSE Varsity Football JV Football Student Council A capella Choir Citixenthip Award Attendance Award Social Committee DANIEL NEISS Dob Subject Superiority: Italian Student Council Alternate Representative School Photographer Log Staff Yoarbook Committee CAROLYN AILEENE NOYORSKY Carrie Log Staff Vanity Bowling Lincolnettes FTA School Service Award Color Committee BONNIE MROCZKA Munchkin FTA Future Nurses Band Orchestra Senior Play 1 , VERA ORLOFF National Honor Society FTA Future Nurses . Council on World Affair Scholarship Award Attendance Award School Service Award Citixenship Award Publicity Committee HARRIET PACIDRKOWSKI Gregg Award Citizenship Award CARLOS PAGAN Smiley School Service Award Attendance Award Tollentes Noon Movio Operator PHILIP J. D. PARRISH Phil JV Football Tollentes School Servico Citizenship CHRISTINE PAYNE SHARON PEEK Honor Roll Citiienship Subject Superiority: Shorthand National Honor Society PAT PINNEY Penny PHYLLIS ELAINE PERHALA Fizxle National Honor Socioty. Secretary Student Council A capella Choir—All City School Service Awards Citizenship Awards Scholarship Awards Subject Superiority: French, English World History Small Ensemble—Vocal JAMES PHELPS Jim National Jr. Honor Society Varsity Track FTA Band Jr. Council on World Affoirs Attondancc Award Scholarship Award National Honor Society GEORGE POLOWYK Perfect Attendance Citizenship Award School Service Award Subject Superiority: Social Studies ROSALIE ANN PULEO Rose Lincolncttcs A capella Choir Jr. Achievement School Service Award Citizenship Award Attendance Award NICK PYRTKO Varsity Baseball JV Basketball JV Football Varsity Baskotball Tollontos Attendance Award CLIFFORD RAMEY ■•Clutch Varsity Wrestling LIDIA ROGOCH Attondance Award Grogg Awards LUDMILLA ROWINSKY •'Lottie Yearbook Committee Log Staff Student Council FTA Sr. Gym Leaders Attendance Award Honor Roll Senior Play ROBERT REIMER Bob School Sorvice Award Citizonship Award Attendance Award Social Committee Honor Roll Jr. Student Council DOLORES L. REINKE ' Deo Deo Varsity Bowling FTA Orchestra Citizenship Award Attendance Award Subject Superiority: Typing LORRAINE LENORE REINKE Safety Council Future Nurses Jr. Gym Leaders Jr. Red Cross School Servico Award Citizenship Award Attendance Award SUSAN RYBICKI Sue Varsity Bowling Perfect Attendance Award School Service Award KAREN NADINE SABAT Sabat Sr. Class Vice-President National Jr. Honor Society Log Staff Varsity Bowling FTA Cheerleader. Captain Orchestra School Service Award CAROL SALSGIVER Sol Flower Committee Gregg Awards Attendance Awards Citizenship Award WALTER JOSEPH SCHMIDT Wally Service Award GEORGE H. SCHISSLER Orchostra School Sorvico Award Citizenship Award Attendance Award Scholarship Award Violin Solo Contest, First Place Rating CAROL SCHUBERT DONNA SHORT FT A Jr. Red Cross Future Nurses Service Award Senior Play. Makeup Committee Scholarship Award Attendance Award Citizenship Award MARY MARGARET SHANNON Irish Attendance Award School Service Award NOMA Spelling Award Flower Committoo Gregg Awards Senior Play RONALD SIEDLECKI Sid Varsity Basoball JV Football Tollentes School Service Citizenship Award Attendance Award Lettermon's Club JEAN SELICK Attendance Award JOE SKURTOVICH Skurty Lettermen's Club Nominating Committee Varsity Baseball Varsity Baskotball Student Council Attendance Award Log Staff - d t IRENE SIERZPATOWSKI DAVID SUMAN JV Basketball JV Football Tollentes JUDY SMITH School Service Award Attendance Award BONNIE SOLDAT Scholarship Award Sr. Play Social Committee Subject Superiority: Civics. Algebra. Latin, Biology. Shorthand, Transcription. Social Studies Gregg Shorthand Award NEOTA Award National Honor Society DENNIS SOSENKO Den Tollentes Attendance Award Motto Committee JEROME SUHODOLSKY Jerry” Varsity Baseball Tollentes A capella Choir Attendance Award Small Ensemble—Vocal Social Committee KENNETH SMYTH ’Ken Safety Council Attendance Award Subject Superiority: Art National Jr. Red Cross International Art Award Publicity Committoe Scholarship Award RHONDA SMYTH Ronnie National Jr. Honor Society Lincolnettes Jr. Gym Leaders Cheerleader, Captain Senior Play. Student Director School Service Award Citizenship Award Social Committee EARL SULLIVAN PATRICIA ANN SZCZUDLO Pot- Yearbook Committee Studont Council Future Nurses School Service Award Senior Play TOBY TAKAYAMA Vanity Track National Jr. Honor Soeioty National Honor Society Attendance Award Subject Superiority: Chemistry, Physics. Biology, Geometry, Solid Geometry Citizenship Award KAREN MARIE TALIAK Tor Yearbook Committee Lincolnettcs PfA A eapella Choir Small Ensemble—Vocal School Sorvicc Awards Citizenship Attendance SOPHIA TANCZAK Future Nurses School Service Award Citizenship Award Attendance Award BARBARA LYNN TAYLOR Borb Future Nurses Senior Play JIM TAYLOR Zeke Varsity Football Tollentes Noon Movie Operator Attendance Award DIANE THOMPSON Dee Varsity Bowling FRANCINE TOSS “Fran'' Yearbook Committee National Honor Society Log, Page Editor Lincolnottcs FTA, Vice President Orchestra. Vice President— All City Senior Play Subject Superiority: English, Journalism. Orchestra. Civics LORRAINE TOSS “Rain Yearbook Committee National Honor Society Log Staff, Copy Desk Lincolnettcs FTA, Program Chairman Program Chairman Bind and Orchestra. Troasurcr Service Awards Subject Superiority: English, Civics ROBERT ROY TUCKY Foots JV Basketball Student Council Satety Council Citizenship Award Attendance Award Scholarship Award Certificate of Educational Development, N.E.D.l. National Honor Society DON UFFMAN Uff Band Orchostra Sixteen Mills Operator JV Basketball GLENN URBAN Binzy” Studont Council Tollentes Senior Play FTA DARREL VANEK National Jr. Honor Society Log Staff Log Circulation Vanity Football, Manager JV Basketball Varsity Basketball Citizenship Award Attendance Award JACQUELINE VIOLA Jackie Service Awards JOSEPH VIVOLO Perfect Attendance Varsity Football Varsity Wrestling Subject Superiority: English Lcttcrme.Vs Club, President JEAN VAVREK National Jr. Honor Society National Honor Society Senior Play Lincolnettes Motto Committeo, Chairman FTA BETTY VERHOSEK Perfect Attendance Award Citizenship Awards FRANK VERLIE Citizenship Award Social Committee, Chairman JV Football ROBERT WALSH Bob Varsity Wrestling Tollentes Social Committee WILLIAM WARD Bill Varsity Wrestling Tollentes Radio Operator Service Award Citizenship Award Attendance Award Subject Superiority: History, General Business Color Committeo $irz. — JUDY A. WILLIAMSON Citizonship Award Attendance Award Gregg Award Subject Superiority: Physical Education PEARL LOUISE WILSON Suw Citizenship Award Attendance Award GRACE WOJTASZEK CAROL A. WOSIENSKI National Jr. Honor Society Lincolnette fta A Capclla Choir Council on World Affair National Honor Society Citizenship Award Subject Superiority: American History. Civic . Spanijh, English LOUISE YANKO Lo Cheeie Lincolnette FTA Pjture Nurse °Ym Leader School Service Award Citizenship Award Scholarship Award RONALD ZAK Motal Award ANN ZANDES Flower Committee Attendance Award ANDREA ANN ZIATS Subjoct Superiority: English BARBARA ZIELINSKI Little Zekc Lincolnettes, Treasurer FTA Majorettos NOMA Spoiling Award Attendance Award ROSE ZIELINSKI MARGARET MARY ZISKA Peggy Thome and Gift Committoo Citizenship Award Too Shy To Be Photographed JOHN BASSET DIANA DYKE Citizonthip LINDA GOSSELIN Safety Council School Sorvice Award NOMA Spelling Award Gregg Award EUGENE GULOTTA Geno Porfect Attondance Award MICHAEL MENDELUK Bill Attendance Award French Declamation Contest RONALD MASON Ron Docathlon Team Tollentes Attendance Award Subject Superiority: Printing JON PERIANDRI The Bomb JV Football Varsity Wrestling Student Council Tollentes School Service Award Citizenship Attondanco Award JV Wrestling GEORGE SIKORA SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES PEGGY SUE BREEDEN ANDY CHARCHENKO hillbilly Art Award Vanity Football Team Vanity Wrestling Team Attendance Award Subjoct Superiority: Art IRENE DUMIAK Future Nunes of Amorica MARY ANN DU RISER TAMMY GUSAKOW TIMOTHY HIGHLAND MARTHA KNAVEL EILEEN LYONS Gregg Awards HANS MADER WILLIAM TURCHYN Lettermen's Club Varsity Basketball Teaun DINO PRASSINOS the Greek Senior Band Senior Orchestra Citizenship Award Subject Superiority Awards: English. Social Studies First Percussionist with Cleveland Concert National and Canadian Championships ERION PURGE Attendance Award Subject Superiority Award: Geography JANICE STONE Jon SOPHIE STRUK Attendance Award MARY SUMMA KATHLEEN SUNYAK Kathy Lincolnettes Service Award Citizenship Award Junior Achievement Artendance Award JAN TAYLOR THE CLEVELAND COMMENTARY JUNE 8. 1984 EMERGENCY MEETING President B. J. Smith called an emergency meeting in order to mediate a dispute which has arisen between the Yea and Nay Parties. The Yea Party, led by positive-thinker Carol Hersman, wishes to change the national bird to a hummingbird. •‘Their beaks arc straight and true.” vouched Representative Nilsa Camacho. The head of the opposition, Ruth Griffith, is determined that the eagle remain. Stated her secretary, Diane Herron, I would rather fight than switch!” The first to arrive at the conference was a worried Secretary of the Exterior of the Interior, Carl Juro-vaty. He was followed by preoccupied Tails Kaminskis. Postmaster General, and tardy Diana Dyke. Secretary of the Treasury. SENATORS DEBATE In order to take a more active port in his campaign for office of the President of the United States, young legislator Dave Jones resigned from his Senate scat today. The candidate is running on a platform advocating a better physical fitness program by encouraging 60-mile hikes. Volunteering to prove it can be done is Army Sargeant Charles Lutz (when he isn’t busy resting, that is). Joe Joseph, a rival candidate for the presidency, issued the accusation declaring Jones resigned to avoid entering the debate about fortune-telling on bubble gum wrappers. The debate is moderated by up-and-coming Congressman Kick Bu-tanowicz. who believes. (In what— he just doesn’t say.) Senator James Balogh. a veteran law maker, has been appointed chairman of the committee on Soil Erosion. Appearing before the investigating committee tomorrow will be noted landscaper Chester Byczek. He is asked to give his views on the subject: Grass—green or otherwise. NEWS FLASH . . . Doctor Phyllis Pcrhala today announced the discovery of Perhalium, an anti-gravity element whose potentialities haven’t been fully explored. A government grant has been awarded for the purpose of further study.(Whether it was for further study of the elements or the actual discovery, our wire service did not disclose). U.N. ADMITS N.N.L. Never Never Land — L.P. Although a taciturn personality, Denise Nakonecznyj, IJ.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, consented to release the following information. The General Assembly seemed ready to dissolve in last night's session. It seems there was much heated debate on whether or not the UN should accept Never Never Land’s petition for membership. Presiding UN Secretary General Dave Sllman has been listening to arguments pro- and anti-Never Never Land. l,ast night, three representatives from the tiny country, Joe YVasdo-vitch. Carol Wosienski, and Bob Walsh presented their plea for admission. The opposing faction of Judith Smith. Francine Toss, and Chairman Earl Sullivan, then presented their arguments. Miss Toss stated that too much star dust would be used for communication with the far-off cap-itol. Matters nearly erupted Into violence when Toby Takayama presented his brilliant thesis: “Why the Land Should Be Accepted.” Mr. Takayama became a trifle upset when vendor Glenn Urban started to sell his popcorn, hot dogs, and soft drinks to tired delegates. After much animated argument, and the vote, pretty recording secretary Carol Doran sent a message of congratulations to the tense President Jim Phelps, informing him of his country’s admission to the world peace organization. Today’s Forecast The official “Cleveland Commentary” forecaster, Ron Dill, predicts sunny skies, balmy temperatures, and, for those who like precipitation, a sprinkling of snow and rain for the future. HOLD UP MAN HELD Courageous waitress Sharon Peek apprehended a known criminal who was about to crack open a bubble gum machine early this morning. J. J. Jones, with his dangerous plastic water pistol, entered the Peek Paye Restaurant at 3 a.m., grasping his weapon in two chubby hands. Miss Peek just grabbed the 3' 6” robber by the neck and held on while a customer called the police. A slippery little rascal he was, but I wasn’t afraid. I've been a black belt judo instructor for two years.” Eyewitnesses to the attempted robbery were Mary-Margaret Shannon, elocution instructor at Sweetness and Light University, and Naval Lieutenant, Wally Schmidt. Robert Sevchek, manager of the restaurant, couldn’t describe his surprise at the quick-thinking of his employee. “It’s unbelievable!” he exclaimed. Arresting officer was Sergeant George Sikora. a veteran of 18 years on the force, who congratulated Miss Peek for her exemplary action in the face of danger. NEWS IN BRIEF President B. J. Smith today named two new United States Ambassadors to Europe. The U.S. Embassy in Madrid, Spain, will be occupied by overjoyed Nadia Kuczynskyj. Flying soon to Germany will be methodical diplomat Ludmilla Lehmann. Both women have been government officials for 16 years. TROLL'S ROLE “My Fuzzy-Haired Troll and I,” a short, short story by well-known authoress Jean Vavrek will be placed in the corner stone of the Lincoln Magockyj Office Building, designed by Orysia Magockyj. The respected Miss Magockyj believes a work of such magnitude would add stability to the structure. Speaking at the ceremony will be Mrs. Joan Kowalski Freud, psychologist and advocate of psychoanalysis for the masses. Her topic is “Self-Expression in the Modern World.” HAPPY HOMEMAKERS ALL By Poly Ethyleen and R. Senlck Paris (when it sizzles) is the destination of Harriet Paciorkowski, winner of the Vocalizer Sewing Contest. Happy Harriet's royal blue taf-etta ensemble won first prize! Pour Clevelanders will travel to the Blackbury Bake-Off to be held next week. The hopeful cooks and their entries are Gloria Edmonson and her commeal cookies; Betty Knarel with Knavelstew; Christine Payne’s specialty is Window Payne Candy; Grace Wojtaczek hopes to win with her marvelous Frosting Coffee Cake. A terrific new recipe has been submitted to our readers. Thanks to Pam Colonlus and Margaret Ziska for their idea on sauerkraut cake. Now, If we could only find their recipe . .. Polish cookery, prepared by busy economist Irene Slerzputowski. will be on display at her soon to be opened restaurant. Another economy-minded woman is Sharon Akers, head cook and dietician at the Hotel Sheraton in downtown Cleveland. Voted “Housewife-of-the-Year is the former Diana Thompson, who has been married for only six months. Nice going, Diana! Clothes-conscious she has always been, and now It's paying off for Peggy Foust. Feminine Peggy has just been promoted to head buyer for Halle's Department Stores. Shcrt-order beauty is sold by Judy Cassidy. A demonstration of Cassidy Cosmetics will be presented next weekend at the Berea Fair. Betty Verhosck has just been DEAR EDITOR ... Dear Editor: Why is Cleveland called. “The Best Location in the Nation? Mr John Madden. Brooklyn Ans.: Well, how would you like your city to be called The Mistake on the Lake?” Ed. Dear Editor: When are they going to fix Clark Field (with scoreboards, lights, etc.) � that it's suitable for high school games; such as those played by my alma mater, Lincoln? Mr. Richard Krysa. Cleveland Ans.: My superiors (i. c. Mayor Fred Manfroy and City Councilmen Rich Malcuit and Ron Zack have informed me that the problem merits immediate attention and we will soon have the problem solved. Ron McKalik, City Park and Playground Director awarded a gold-encrusted license plate. She won first prize for being the safest woman driver in Cleveland. Exciting news for would-be models arrives with the first day of summer. Betty Ilaefeli. famous fashion-plate. arrives then to open a Cleveland branch of her modeling school. Suggestions and Questions Fr m the former Sharon Hallaucr comes the following query: I have a very extraordinary problem. What shall I do about my four child en who arc all too good and too veil-behaved? The two who worry me most are the seventeen-year-old twins, Sugar and Spice. Readers, do you have any suggestions? From another old friend, formerly Jackie Viola, comes this well-thought hint: Hate to wash dishes? Here’s an easy way to get around it. Let the kids do it!” Question: Everytime I press my clothes, immediately after I've finished sewing them, they fall apart. I use a well-adjusted sewing machine and the finest needles. What shall I do? Shirley Harmon Answer: Have you tried using thread? Question: Could you tell us the season’s fashion forecast on skirt lengths? Margaret Albright and Ol'na Combs Answer: Certainly. They come to just about here, if you know what I mean. Lottie Rowinsky’s name won’t be found in this column. She doesn’t want anyone to know she wrote it (or certain other self-incriminating stories in the paper). Don’t worry, Lottie, we won’t tell! DEB S BALL April Baxter VanHouser, daughter of Estell Baxter VanHouser, wealthy heiress to the VanHouser fortune, will make her debut into society, Saturday, June 13, at a 7:30 p.m. cotillion to be held in the VanHouser mansion. Mrs. Kathy Kynyk Smith, wife of the President of the United States, will be the guest of Honor. Others are Ruth Dortonhopper, Washington society columnist; Mrs. Sue LaManna Schill, president of the Women's League of Boston; Miss Bonnie Sol-dat, headmistress of Hathaway Green School in Boston; Luba Lytwynenko, MOON FLIGHT The Marines have landed! ... on Mars, that is. Marine Captain Joanne Flschbach and Lieutenant Karen Klocek are the first women astronauts to land on the planet Mars. In their first communique they stated that the little green Martians are exactly the same as the description given by Army General Randall Herr-man in his last report concerning flying saucers. They also inquired if Vera Orloff was continuing her filibuster to prohibit discrimination against women wrestlers . . . (Uh! She was!) “Wc arc elated over their success,” was the comment of Presidential news secretary Carmen Carillo-Mi-randa. Miss Miranda praised Charles Layne for perfecting the ion-operated motor. She said that preceding the astronauts into space were the little white mice trained by Gloria Begeny and taken care of by lab technician Olga Moszynsky. HICCUP CURE The Novelle Prize was awarded to Professor Klaus Molnar. Ph D., for the discovery of a cure for hiccups. This award culminates 15 years of hard work,” said Doctor Molnar as Manuel Canales. Toastmaster General, made the presentation at the testimonial dinner. The dinner was attended by several prominent business leaders: among them Don Becker, the Cleveland Do-Nut King; Vincent Battista, ship-building magnate: and Antonio Fuentes, soil tycoon. When asked how he would spend his award of $10,000 Doctor Molnar replied that he and his associate. Doctor Edward Dill, will embark on a field trip to the Amazon River to study Pyrhanna, the man-eating fish. .JUNE 13 distinguished American ambassador to the Ukraine; Mrs. Donna Short, wife of Rodney Short, president of Chase Manhattan Bank in New York. Entertainment will be provided by two members of the Metropolitan Opera Company. Mezzo-soprano Andrea Ziats will be accompanied by her harpist. Miss Ann Krawecka. Miss Lorraine Toss, accompanied by her hand-picked staff, will be chairwoman of the event. Catering will be provided by See-Sweets Service, efficiently managed by the internationally-known connoisseur, Val Ivanova. FINANCES IN REVIEW Frances Lewandowskl, financial genius, plans to travel in Europe next year. She retires this month after an unprecedented gain of money. Wise-cracking Bob Leech and Bob Hermann. Wall Street financiers, plan to open an office soon here in Cleveland, their home town. Contact them at Lincoln 3-1964 for further information. The world’s richest man, stock market tycoon Dan Grabowski, is never without the ‘‘Wall Street Journal” in hand. His prescription for financial success is, “Money, taken in large doses.” Naturally, you've heard all about the Four Coleoptera; hut do you know the story of their manager, Jim Crawford? Mr. Crawford will speak Sunday evening at the Brook- The new director of all 20th Century films is Gary Farren who will be assisted by the skillful up-and-coming Directrlce, Linda Johnson. New set director is Don Glass; his lighting and sound directors are ‘Sparky” Judy Williamson and Pam-“Amp —McCormick. Financier Dan Neiss has taken on the task as head producer, with his offer to produce 95% of all pictures made at 20th this year. Currently, 20th Century is filming “Whatever Happened to Baby Ruth?” a sequel to “Baby Jane,” made over twenty years ago! “Baby Ruth's” stars are Joe Bastian as Tully Bass-hound. Rose Puleo as Linda Doright, Pearl Wilson as Little Orphan Nellie, Fred Butanowicz as Hercuknees, and Jean Kado as Marilyn Row-Row. • • • Brigitte Kern, star of “Fibber Magee and Holly,” will relinquish her part to become a full-time Girl Scout leader. • • • TV stars Nancy Crable and Lorraine Brown have received the Am-my Award” for outstanding work in their series “How to Succeed in TV Without Really Trying.” « � • Sue Hajec, internationally-famous skiier, will appear at the upcoming side YMCA; his topic will be How I Reached Success and Money. Coming Soon Door-to-door saleswomen Pat Pin-ney and Carol Salsgiver feel a friendly smile is the first prerequisite in selling. More opinions from the two vacuum cleaner saleswomen will appear in their new book, “Confessions of the Clean-Up Mob.” Enthusiasm is the key to success in Barbara Zielinski's work. The successful secretary of Expressways. Ltd., will write a daily column starting in next week’s issue. Be sure to look for Dear Sir.” New Businesses Open Rring in old bicycle chains, cracked egg-cups, anything you don’t want— Anna Bizyk and Rose Zielinski have a place for it in their A to Z Trader’s Post on Euclid Avenue. talent show at the Brown Derby. A 200-foot ski-slope will be constructed inside the Derby for this act. ♦ • • Carol Hannah and Barb Taylor have just become the new owners of Grauman’s Chinese Theater. Appearing nightly is David Champagne and his Bubble-Makers. “Holliday Palace,” owned and operated by Tom Holliday, is featuring, this week, the song and dance team of Carolyn (Novorsky) and Harvey (Frye). Sandy Koziol. famed New York model and do-it-your-self dressmaker, had been named “Model of the Year” by the executive committee of the Statler Hilton in New York City Eugene Gulotta and Wayne Saunders, co-chairmen of the committee, began this contest 15 years ago, today! • • BRIEF BITS: Jerry Cales, Texas oil tycoon, has just hit another gusher .. . Lynn Lukjanczuk. a June Taylor dancer, recently sprained her foot while dancing on the Jackie Bleason Show. Best of luck, Lynn, for a speedy recovery! . . . Famed aviatress, Carole Schubert, has just announced that she will fly non-stop from Outer Mongolia to Istanbul, Turkey . . . Remember Paul Lukas, a film star of the 60’s? He's returned! The grand-opening celebration of Karen's Beauty Shoppe was held with prizes and fun. A hair dryer was awarded to the first customer, Frances Cadle. by Karen Blair, owner and manager. Tying up the bow business is Mary Cyca. with a sale at her Bow-Beautiful Gift Shop. Stop by and lend a helping hand—a finger, anyhow—to this industrious girl. Lorene Jirgens of Jirgens' Jewelry is one of Cleveland’s most successful jewelers. She began her business as a senior at LHS. Lorene recalls how everyone exclaimed over her pins and brooches. “It made me want to make them happy, so I decided to sell,” she said. The rage in fashion this summer is colorful hair—and we mean colorful! Sophie Tanczak. with her wardrobe of pastel and vibrant-shade wigs, will model tomorrow evening at 7:30 p.m. in Higbee's seventh-floor auditorium. COMMENTARY CALENDAR JUNE fi: At eight o'clock this evening. the Cleveland Metropolitan Opera, under the direction of Miss Ann Zandes will begin its spring and summer season with Aida ” Miss Lorraine Relnke and Mr. Roy Tucky. of the American International Choir, will be guest soloists. JUNE 10: Helen Hupalo. Cleveland’s famed hair-stylist in Paris, will appear at the Ilallc Company's Fashion Show, three o’clock In the afternoon. JUNE 11: Jerome Suhodolsky, Head Dean at Harvard University, will be the guest speaker at the third meeting of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce. JUNE 13: Pat Belzler, R.N. Head Administrator of St. John's Hospital, will be the guest speaker at the National Nurses Banquet to be held at eight o’clock, the evening of June 13. Three nurses will be awarded for their outstanding work in the field: I.ouise Yanko will receive the Nurse of the Year award; Mrs. Donna Brello Rhodes and Mrs. Pat Szczudlo West will receive achievement awards for their outstanding work in the field of nursing. WHAT IN THE WORLD? “Our staff at 20th Century Fox has ben completely replaced by a new, more competent one,” announced President A1 Haymond. LOCAL DEE JAY HONORED; TELEVISION FIRSTS Channel Chit-Chat Congratulations to Chuck Hein of station WHY who has been named ' D. J. of the Year by the local TV and radio sponsors. Chuck was recently honored at a banquet in the Statler-Hilton Hotel, sponsored by business tycoons Mike Degirolamo and Michael Mendulik. General Manager of TV station WHO, Rancel Holbert will be the first in the city to use dead black-and-white instead of the living color now sported by all stations throughout northeastern Ohio. When asked about the switch, Rancel stated, ‘Well, we thought it would be a relieving change of pace . . . and would give the peacocks a rest for awhile.” Jim Kowski. veteran sports an- nouncer of WHEN, has just announced he is leaving his post for a promotion. Replacing him will be John Frcdcricy. former sports ‘ news-tipper” for said station. Jim has been promoted to sports announcer of station WHAT. On the national scene . . . famous announcer Robert Kaspar, formerly of Cleveland, will return here for a talk on his success in giving commercials. His topic will be, The Importance of Yellow Journalism in Radio and TV.” Jim I ombardo. formerly of WIND, has moved out of the circle as a TV set-director with his recent appointment as set-director for the upcoming Broadway play, It's a Glad. Glad, Glad, Glad, Glad World.” Writ- AROUND THE TOWN The Cleveland Museum of Art will open its doors, beginning next Monday. on an all-Clevelander art exhibit Among the many paintings, sketches, and designs will be a complete wardrobe, styled by Michele Makaryk ( Vogue designer for over the past decade), and Val Brlgadin. intemationally-famous woman architect. As always the show will be crammed with the weird und wonderful works of Ken Smyth. By the way. Ken is currently in Paris on his latest of projects . . . counting how many nuts and bolts there arc in the Eiffel Tower. to play at the Queen of England’s Command Performance last year. The famous Spanish dancers' group, “Los Latinos, has been rumored to have begun about 20 or 25 years ago as a small high school group right in our fair city! We now have a confirmation of this from Carlos Pagan, manager of the dancers. He said. “We all went to school together, once upon a time at ... what was the name of that school again? Golly, I don't remember! • HOT HAT” ten by George Nasse and Don Uff-man. the play, said to be the most hilarious in nearly 20 years, has placed Dennis Sosenko in the lead (as Harvey Schwartz). Other key-players are Linda Gosselin as Suzy Q. and George Polowyk and Bill Ward as the detective team of Hal-lyday and Christmas Day. Special effects in costuming and make-up will be achieved under the supervision of Miss Marge Humphrey, famed New York-Hollywood expert. COMMUNITY SKATE Plans for the city's first downtown community roller-skating rink were submitted to Cleveland’s City Council by banker Ron Siedlicki. The wealthy young broker hopes to finance the project after approval by the council. � • Hotel Cleveland was the scene of an impromptu celebration after a meeting of the Cleveland Junior Chamber of Commerce. Jaycees President Phil Parrish presented a plaque for meritorious service to Bob Reimer, owner of the largest chain of gas stations in the U.S. Following the ceremony Mr. Reimer ordered blue lemonade for everyone. (Blue is his favorite color.) PREMIERES A 'Spring Twilight Concert will be given by the Cleveland Orchestra Saturday. June 14, at Severance Hall, Director George Gluszck announced today. Concertmistress Lucy Jawyn will play a solo on her violin as well as a duet with George Schisslcr. Flutists Betty Demkowicz and Bonnie Mroczka will play selections, duet style, from Hansel and Gretel and, possibly, from the “Nutcracker's Suite. Several intemationally-famous Cleveland pianists will also be on hand for this farewell to spring. The team of Karen (Taliak) and Carolyn (Kapuscinski) will perform several famous movie themes, and Wally Belinsky just back from a successful tour of Europe, will perform several selections from his European repetoire. Repeating her “Command Performance recital, for fellow-Cleve-landers. will be Carol Handlovics. As most people know, Carol was asked Clevelanders will get their first glimpse of Hat on a Hot Tin Roof tonight, in its premiere performance at the Palace Theater. The movie, filmed in Rome, stars Sue DeLuca, as Lianoochi, a black-haired beauty. Her leading man is Jim Amaro as the dashing, debonair Figarooni. Another raven-haired favorite, Gerri Marcellino. plays the part of a poor peasant girl (Signoroni) who is in love with an even poorer factory-worker, Don Kott (the only un-American-Italian, with a major role, in the entire movie). Others in the cast are Sue Rybicki as Marini; Cliff Ramey as Sphaghet-tino; Ruth Griffith as Melini. DATELINE—Paris, France—Famous playboy Ron Mason has just announced that he plans to buy the Royal Castle chain in America. His partner, Jim Churko. will obtain the affiliated Royal Pagoda chain in China. DATELINE London. England—The singing sensations The Roaches report that one member has just left the group. The remaining members are Gene Gouker. Andy Dantovic. and Tony Bellflower. DATELINE—Rome, Italy—Interna-tionally-rcnowncd producer Frank -lino Verlle has announced that he will not produce “A Lion Walks. as scheduled. Instead, Frank has accepted the offer to produce “A Tiger Stalks. The American Scene—DATELINE— Chicago. Illinois—-Finalists in the Miss Chicago contest were announced late last night: Linda Hanna, Juanita King, and Helen Kuznier—all former Clevelanders. DATELINE—New York—Heiress to the McMillon millions, Cheryl Dillon McMillon, disclosed early today that she plans to leave her entire fortune to her pet cat, Winnie the Poo. SEASON’S SPORTS LOOKING GOOD; BASEBALL TEAM CONTINUES PLAYING Baseball Season Still In Progress Jon The Pomb” Perlandrl. a man of great stature as the new manager of the Cleveland Indians, announced the signing of $73,000 contracts by versatile players Kay Grupe. a southpaw; Joe Skuriovich. one of the greatest sluggers of all times; and Les Kingery, famous outfielder. Grupe. thrilled at his good fortune, said, Sometimes I get baseball and football mixed-up. It causes problems when I tackle a runner instead of throwing him out at first. ’ Smiling Snake” Skurtovich (as he Is known by friends) recently wrote an expert handbook on basketball. “I’ve gathered quite a bit of knowledge. both on the court and on the bench.” he mused. More Kingery power, not less, is what’s needed to make this ball club swing.” is the opinion of Jon “The Bomb.” “Les Kingery is a valuable asset to the outfield group.” Football Outlook Echoing the days of the Four Horsemen. the “Three Musketeers” will again battle their way down NFL football fields. Cleveland B r o w n s’ manager - coach. Bob “Mouse Morris expects the return of his winning combination. Art Basso, Jack Braun, and Jim Johnson. SPORTS AROUND THE WORLD Sue Hicks, famed floater, has again paddled over the finish line of the National Inner-Tube Floating Contest in record time Champion for the past 14 years. Sue was asked why she entered Big brown eyes twinkling, she replied, “I can’t thwim.” Ask a silly question . . . Marble circles have been rocked by the surprising victory of beginner Rhonda Smyth in the final rounds of the International Marble Championships. When announced new champion, blonde and athletic Rhonda, the world’s oldest professional cheerleader, exclaimed. You wouldn't believe!” Just think,” she added, I didn’t know an aggie from a cat’s eye when I began 20 years ago! Back home for a brief visit, in order to relax from her strenuous schedule, Karen “Sunday” Sabat spoke of her successful career. S u n d a y, foremost American woman-wrestler, recalled, “I became interested in this sport during my FREAK COLLISION A freak accident, involving two women on a motor scooter, occurred yesterday evening at Castle Avenue and Scranton Road. Lydia Rogoch, owner and operator of a beauty shop, and ever-smiling secretary Jean Selick emerged without injuries after their scooter raced over two parked cars, across a lawn, and half-way up a tree. No property damage resulted from the accident. “It certainly was a memorable experience.” (under)stated the two. years of chccrleading at Lincoln High School. In her spare time she is a wife and the mother of three dimpled youngsters. Olympics Gain Two U.S. Victories The summer Olympics, taking place at Tremont Field here, in Cleveland, are in their second day. Your on-the-scene reporter is Darrel Vanek, veteran sports columnist and newscaster. Stepping high, a Lincoln High School gym teacher-majorcttc sponsor has emerged victorious in the new Olympic category of hopscotch. Lightfooted Linda Cunningham hopped to the top in the women s division. How did “Lucky Linda. (as she is nicknamed, affectionately) begin her climb to the heights? “I’ll never forget my start in the LHS Senior Leaders’ Club,” is her answer. Dave Hoyt, American gold-medalist. has again won the quarter-Mile Pogo Stick Hop. Still not recovered from his feat of out-bounding the greatest hoppers in the world, Dave bounced up and down shouting. “Look, Ma! No hands!” Prospects for the U.S. Team arc looking good,” bravely ventured Vanek. Coach Hired “I’m happy to be at a school I know so well.” said Joe Vivolo with a happy grin. Joe, a well-known college football and wrestling coach, has just signed a contract with his alma mater, Lincoln High School. The administration is happy to have him for the 1984-85 season of sports events. Good luck will surely follow this hard-working winner. As football practice starts later this summer, the three Cleveland boys announced their plans. In an interview with them, they listed their year-round training rules. Grinning Jack revealed his secret. I eat anything and everything. If it can't hurt my stomach, it won’t hurt me!” Jim feels his greatest help Is not lifting weights. I just think about it. and I feel invigorated. Saves a lot of strain on my muscles,” he explained. Art attributes his prowess to a healthy Italian constitution. My interest in football goes back to nursery school days. I’ll never forget my first tackle; a speedy runner, but I brought her down!” Art remembered. Other important players are planning a return to the line-up. Indispensable are Ray Durda and Jim Taylor, who will help form solid walls of defense and offense for next season’s Browns. Ray, erstwhile wrestler, feels, A good season is coming up. It has to be good; look at all the LHS alumni on the squad!” Brawny Mouse Morris stated. We’ll have another winning season. I taught the boys all I know! ASK HI! By Hi Andlow Question: Which of the Bulldog's basketball game do you consider the most outstanding? Mr. Jon Basset, North Olmsted Answer: I’ll never forget the time Nick Pyrtko sailed in 22 out of 25 baskets, then stood quizzically scratching his head for the rest of the game. Question: Who. in your opinion, is the greatest wrestler of all time? Rich Kocuba, Parma Answer: “Short Stuff” Henry Chesser, who. at the time of his retirement, in 1975, held the record for 184 consecutive wins. Question: We are having an argument about track events. Who was the runner who broke every record in the Fifty-Foot Dash? Gregory Cook and John Greer Cleveland Answer: Youthful Bob Ilges in 1978 sailed across the finish line in 12.5 seconds. This feat has not been accomplished since. — — Xtntoln fa (Ully ART rcenw ld, J. Pavia, K. Sands, w' J. Branson, G. Kochmit, Department Chairma Left to right: H. Hunsicker, Department Chairman; R. Ruhrkraut, L. Bruhn, J. Neill. BUSINESS EDUCATION Back row left to right: N. Schmidt. J. Burke. L. Persky. R. Gifford. T. Campbell, J. Nelson. H. Maloy. A. Krepina. Front Row left to right: G. Karagiozis. J. Moy-sey, A. Zak, D. Grover Department Chairman; J. Kortsehl. D. Herron, N. Golem-biowsky. Not Pictured: F. Knowles, B. Simpson, S. McDonough. ENGLISH FOREIGN LANGUAGE right: M. Halarewicz, D. Manning, Department Chairman. HOME ECONOMICS Back row left to right: G. C. Welhoelter, M. Ginthr INDUSTRIAL ARTS Left to right: R. Price, H. Yursky, V. Fox, R. Michalski, C. Newell, R. Coreno, M. Heryak. W. Kotyk, G. Becker. Standing: J. Neff, Department Chairman. Back row left to right: K. McKenzie, R. Spracht, D. Hayes, A. Linden, K. Keyes. Front row left to right: E. Turney, J. Wargo, Department Chairman; D. Leser. Missing: G. Kemock, R. Martin, F. Schiros. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Back row left to right: J. Dormendo, R. Pfingsten, L. Sawchik, R. Wohl, W. Von Benken. Front row left to right: J. Kovats, Deparment Chairman; B. Doss, A. Maltby, J. Chura, L. Pulliam, W. Mueller. Back row left to right: E. Olszewski, D. Jones, N. babadosn, Department v nair-man. Front row left to right: W. Chambers, I. De Matteo. SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES J. Steigerwald, R. Heffke, J. Celebrezze, C. Pavlac. Front row e' . ; C. Ruskiewicz, R. Bowles, G. Branson, J. Baumgartner, Departmen J. Masek, S. Broeder. Missing: R. Kane, W. Olmsted. LIBRARIANS Back row left lo right: A. Stratman, S. Srudinak. Front row left to right: A. Elder, M. J. Hadrosky. Motto Committee D. Sosenko, J. Balogh, A. Basso, J. Wasdovitch A. Krawecka, J. Vavrek, L. Jawyn Bulletin Board Committee J. Crawford, R. Durda L. Lehmann, T. Kaminskis, S. Hajec Publicity Committee K. Mates, K. Smyth, J. Johnson, J. Braun, C. Kapuscinski C. Layne, V. Orloff, M. Cyca. Nominating Committee L. Toss, M. Makaryk, S. DeLuca E. Baxter, J. Skurtovich. i Flower Committee P. Foust, R. Herrmfln, C. Salsgiver M. Shannon, K. Klocek. Theme and Gift Committee C. Doran, L. Jirgens, M. Ziska P. Lukas, L. Cunningham. i Color Committee N. Crable, C. Novorsky, J. Kowski, H. Chesser G. Marcellino, L. Lytwynenko, J. King Commencement Committee C. Hannah, D. Grabowski, B. Leech. V. Ivanova S. Hicks, R. Griffith Dress and Code Committee E. Gouker, T. Bellflower, R. Grupc J. Cassidy, R. Dorton Social Committee R. Re.mer, R Walsh, L. Hanna, G. Nasse, C. Jurourfy, J. Suhodolsky B. Demkow.cz, K. Kynyk, S. Lamana, G. Gluszek, W. Belinsky P. Betzlor, B. Soldat, F. Verlie, H. Kuznier, R. Smyth — m i CAN DID |C SM-OTS T , or ' WHY I c Ave oP PHotoOtRAPHV .SPRim Ptvctt, (VOW il PLAV M d I CRNV 3MI A JV VOIDER. 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