Lincoln High School - Lincolnia Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1968 volume:

tipoa jw. ms tkttAk x - i .I t iMHU K.U O i 5 KttTCriiXS ftF ‘Stifc Ik UilS ’Sxai.'B. Ckm i 's M tvta vxK ’s d xjA $¥ jsa.t'Ecrisa -QUwtKVS-S Lh % VA ° iMLVWVJXZ . mm GOOD LUCK MR. HUNSICKER Someone once said, Art is a demonstration that the ordinary is extraordinary . The author must have had you in mind, Harold Hunsicker, because you have given something more than ordinary of your time, patience, and talent. Each and every holiday at Lincoln has become more meaningful because of your creative displays. Christmas programs, and senior class plays have been enhanced because of your talent and skill. Not only have you given years of service and loyalty to Lincoln High School, but you have given of yourself by showing a genuine interest in each and every student who has passed your way. May you have many happy years of retirement, and during those years remember that Lincoln students will not forget you. The classes of January and June 1968 arc happy and proud to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Harold Hunsicker, teacher, artist, and friend. Harold Hunsicker plans out another of his main hall showcase displays. After adding his final personal touch to the display, Mr. Hunsicker locks up the showcase. 2 f Mr. Mancinl A Principal's Work Is Never Done Now, as high school graduates, you can look back at a phase in your life which required a period of study devoted to acquiring some of the basic knowledge and skills needed for living in our present civilization. Now, as adults, you feel as if you are sitting on top of the world looking out to a life different from anything you have known so far. We share this feeling with you and hope that your high school diploma will serve as a means to a good job and to further educational opportunities. No matter what lies ahead, remember that graduation is just another term for commencement. The time has come to think like adults. Remember the admonition made by our late President John F- Kennedy in his inauguration speech, Think not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country. While you are sitting on top of the world, remember that it is a revolving world and void being cast into nothingness. Yes, there will be discouraging moments. However, these will be overshadowed by the many opportunities which exist in this space age. Keep your foot in the door which is now ajar to new vistas and capitalize on the many opportunities which will be yours. Plenty of paper work is a time-consuming part of Mr. Man-Disracli once wrote, The secret of success in cini's job. life is for a man to be ready for his opportunity 3 £ P?fl€£'il€ Gary Branson Alvcrna Daly Mclvyn Gross Walter Prinz Cyril Zupan ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Helping Lincoln students through the maze of Literature are the librarians, Mrs. Sarah Moore, Mrs. Kathryn Nagy, Mrs. Beatrice Charvat, Miss Mary Ann Gamble. Thomas Allen Eng. Ch. Paul Balser History James Apana Eng. Ralph Bowles History Always there with a smile arc the teachers assistants, Mrs. Alice Mary Wikle, Mrs. Sylvia Cserbak, Mis. Olga Naugle, Mrs. Joyce Strubbe. Selma Broeder James Chura Ron Coreno History Counselor Math Assistant Principals; Office Staff; Teachers Assistants: Spark Life in LHS Control Jeanette Day New Americans Jane Fortey Home Ec. Ch. James Dormendo Science Irene Frimel Phys. Ed. Donald Emery Counselor Lee Gala English James Esther History Nadia Golembiowsky English Alice Etcrovich Counselor Rita Haas English Keeping things running smoothly in the Lincoln office arc: Mrs. Dorthy Sutkowy, Mrs. Mary Jane Hadrosky, Mrs. Arlene Stratman, Mrs. Hattie Urban, and Mrs. Stella Studinak. 9 Barbara Hann English Rudolph Heffke History David Herbster Phys. Ed. Michael Heryak Indus. Arts, OWE Donald Holligan Indus. Arts Harold Hunsicker Art Ch. Mary Hutchinson Bus. Ed. Jack Hutter History Joyce Jerke History Richard Kane Counselor Nicholas Kemock Math. Yvonne Kemock Home Econ. William Kotyk Ind. Arts John Kovats Science Ch. Lorn a Lafko Bus. Ed. Supporting The Lincoln Football team are Mr. G Mrs. Frimel and Mr. Gary Branson. I Teachers Support School Teams; Support City Program with Hi-Jinks Anthony Lavallc Counselor Marie Madus Home Ec. Delores Lcser Math Helene Maloy English Ibrahim Levy Art Alice Maltby Science Austin Linden Math Dorothy Manning For. Lang. Betty Long Counselor Richard Martin Math Scalping the opposition to a program is Principal Joseph Mancini. Cavorting at an assembly are Miss G. and Mr. Palmer. For the United Appeal. 11 James Masek History’ Ch. Edward Mason Music King Mathews Music Sabina McDonough English Norman Mcrhaut English Alexander Mikula For. Lang. Rosalyn Miller Home Ec. Ruth Moore Science Thomas Moore Math T. H. Morrill Ind. Arts Jane Moycsy English Vyrn Muir Math Barbara Murphy English J. C. Neff Ind. Arts Ch. Clyde Newell Ind. Arts Looking for that Elusive Formula for holding students attention is Mr. Joseph Wargo, Head of the Math Department. Teachers Get Into Tight Spots in Class; Much to Amusement and Bewilderment of Students Kathleen O'Connor Bus. Ed. Peggy Palumbo Phys. Ed. William Olmsted History Joseph Pavia Bus. Ed. Ch. Charles Oster English Charles Pavilac Science Linda Pagon History Leroy Pullium Science Cary Palmer Ind. Arts Wallace Rice Music Not that end Mr. Bowles, is the cry of his class as Mr. Ralph Bowles has trouble with his projector. 13 Ola Ritachka For. Lang. Ruth Rud Bus. Ed. John Ryan Social S. Nicholas Sabadosh Phys. Ed. Ch. Donald Santa-Emma Music Lou Sawchik Science John Sforza History Susan Shirley English Isabelle Smith Home Ec. Richard Sowinski Phys. Ed. Eleanor Spangler Home Ec. Harry Staaf History Ernest Surnegie English Connie Svcc Science Walter Swyrydcnko Art Helping students along the road to better literary and grammatic understanding, is Miss Audry Zak of the English Department. Classroom Work and Office Records Help Faculty Throughout Year Anthony Tavzel Ind. Arts Joseph Wargo Math Ch. Elizabeth Turney Math Edward Yursky Ind. Arts Walter Ursprung Ind. Arts Audrey Zak English William Von Benken Science Janis Zandbergs Math David Wagoner Science Vera Zugich Music Searching for that all important high note is Mr. King Mathews, choral director. Checking on students records is Mr. James Chura of the Guidance Department. 15 Student Council Officers Fall officers of S.S.C. are Pete Cockel, Lydia Lazar, Diane Yaussey, Debbie Jicha. Spring S.S.C. officers are Cathy Kisil, Diane Yaussey, Irene Belcic, Mike Jacewicz. Arranging boxes to pack Christmas Tagging Christmas Packages is se- Ready to deliver Christmas bas- baskets is Sandy Greenberg. nior Lydia Lazar. kets is Jerry Yackee. 18 L to R: Richard Milter, Debbie Jicha, Pete Cocke 1, Efty Rokakis, Ellen Seidner, Donna Wanner, Bob Junke, Charlene Turenne, Juergen Cloege, Yvonne Cooper, Don Heath, Richard Chavez. Don't say that story's funny, I wrote it, says Yvonne Cooper solemnly. Growing nearsighted while correcting all the mistakes is Mr. Norman Merhaut, Log advisor. 9 Looking into the field of world affairs arc the members of the JCWA. 1st ROW, Sue Yanko, Pete Gockcl, Val Orloff, 2nd ROW, Carole Zander, Bob Sulzcr, Maria Polichuk, 3rd ROYV, Joan Ziemba, James Hruschak, Mike Jacewicz. JC WA Explores World Problems YCHR Increases World Understanding The members of the Junior Council on World Affairs gain insight into the problems of a troubled world. Through discussions and minor arguments, they exchange views among themselves. They share these opinions with other schools at gatherings such as the Mock NATO Conference held on riot prevention and control. The Model United Nations held this year at Lakewood Civic Auditorium concerned the Midcast crises. Youth Council members participate in intense discussion on human relations and how we can help to improve them. Visiting other schools, they share ideas and achievements. Each year two members Journey to Washington D.C. where they become acquainted with people from varied background and locations. Working out communications problems arc the members of the YCHR: 1st ROW, Toni Boroday, Darlene Durda, Kathy Skrut, Mary Petruska, Nina Brigadin. 2nd ROW, Wilber Fowler, Sandy Greenberg, Susan Dobranski, Linda Pack, Ruth Kite, and Gail Obcrst. 20 Choir L-R 1st ROW: Angel Samano, Don Bettis, Ray Poplyk, Ulrich Gloege, Charles Gass, Larry Holtz, James Hcathcoat. 2nd ROW: Bob Berdysz, Tom Dcrrit, Don Steele, Harry Gaschke, Tom Schissler, Tom Docktor, Mike Murie, Robert Taylor, Richard Burns, Gregory Barna, 3rd ROW: Chris Braun, Noel Rodriguez, Henry Spence, Roger Linville, Gilbert Martinez, John Holliday, Nestor Pe-tryshyn, Frank Kronen, Daniel Stevens, Bill Johnson, Ken Gocrg. Choir L-R 1st ROW: Sharon Mann, Peggy Morey, Martha Ortiz, Valerie Workman, Gloria Coleman, Sherry Jolley, Karen Graves, Sandra Zyla, Marlene Cameron. 2nd ROW: Donna Habina, Joan Sagen, Kathy Sauchak, Debbie Turner, Edith Carter, Elizabeth Aniton, Mary Feliciano, Diane Aldrich, Bonita Ryback, Mary Skrut, Zoraida Feliciano, Pat Gilmore. 3rd ROW: Judith Perry, Debbie Sanuk, Linda Albright, Mary Safran, Lois Lazor, Anne Mural, Charlene Peabody, Mary Mills, Diane Kes-elica, Sheila Barnett, Brunhilda Maldonado, Darlene Maynard, Marline Dickens, 4th ROW: Lydia Komaschka, Debbie Stiffler, Maria Ramos, Barb Boylan, Delaine Coleman, Janice Hackney, Nancy Scheutzow, Sally Reiss, Kathic Kubit, Linda Sandvick, Sharon Lo6ka, Della Morris, Kathy Carpenter, Mary Motrich. Voices and Instruments Ring Through Lincoln Halls '68 Orchestra 1st: Francis Samples, Tom Schissler, Richard Milter, Frank Truman, Brenda Chapman, Thadia Cain, Helen Laskaris. 2nd: Annette Hoycr, Laila Kalns, Linda Kinsey, Mary Rutledge, Ann Baskiewicz, Martha Smolinski. 3rd: Terry Zachary, Perry Celaschi, Oleg Palaschenko, Shelly Girimont, George Hohlakis. 4th: Cindy Conich, Barbara Bermich, Con Bacharowski, Tim Kosorik, Ann Bilinski. 0 .4 Cathy Kisil Kathy Sauchak Clarissa McCreary Shelia Lundy Spreading Vitality Is Job of Lincoln Cheerleaders Transmitting spirit to the crowd is not difficult for the Cheerleaders, because they are so enthusiastic themselves. It's not just their attendance at the games that causes one to admire them; it is their pride in Lincoln High School, and the feeling of belonging that blossoms into a lively example of school spirit at each football and basketball game. 1st ROW L-R: Denise Milanich, Kathy Sauchak, Seme Aldey, Sally Reiss, Joetta Brown. 2nd ROW: Shelia Lundy, Lois Nelson, Lori Norris, Pat Birth. '68 Majorettes twirling batons to the tempo are: Cindi So-nich, Denise Gardner, Kathie Kubit, Rita Ledford, and Nancy Byndas. Flashing Batons and Marching Feet Act on School Spirit at Football Games Waiting to give the down beat is Mr. Donald Santa Emma, director of Lincoln's marching band. The Senior Band under the able direction of Mr. Donald Santa Emma, and the Majorettes under the guidance of Mrs. Yvonne Kemoch perform throughout the football and basketball seasons. When half-time is over they continue to display their school spirit from the sidelines, always urging our team on to victory. Keeping the rhythm is Lincoln's 1968 Marching Band. 1st ROW, Eva Darling, Betty Poindexter, Shelley Girimont, Linda Kinsey, Debbie Watkins, Sonia Shaffer, Diane Yaussy, Joyce Allen, Glenn Calaida. 2nd ROW, Mary Rutledge, Sandy Stevens, Mary Lou Gibbons, Annette Kershy, Marie Gockcl, Jean Coldsberry, Chris Kent, Tania Samoylicz, Chris Munshower, Laila Kalns, 3rd ROW, Kenneth Coerg, Pete Gockcl, Terry' Zachary, Lewis Lee, Jose Guerra, Diane French, Becky Rice. 23 The Drama Club members are: 1st ROW: Carol Zanders, Yolanda Rodriquez, Autonia Cerillo, Maria Tortilla, Roy Vogal, Debbie Nicold, Diame Turner, Charlene Turenne, Lorri Norris, Barbara Allen, 2nd ROW: Mary Men-lek, Lois Lazor, George Duffy, Efty Rokakis, Marsh Roope, Donna Docktor, Karen Graves, Donna Habina, Miss Zak. 3rd ROW: Joan Ziemba, Mary Janusczak, Ronald O'Bannon, Mike Jacewicz, Gerry Drakatos, John Hall, Ken Burroughs, Pete Cockle, David Sacco, Donna Habina, Linda Pack, Julita Vera. With Songs and Humor in Their Hearts, We Present... The Girls Glee Club members are: 1st ROW: Judy Smith, Bonnie Sucre, Linda Shuster, Julita Vera, Sue Rose, Karen Graves, Yolanda Rodriguez, Nancy Skroch. 2nd ROW: Kathy Ross, Phyllis Sikora, Martha Henry, Beverly Bounce, Wanda Kuzmierczyk, Donna Habina, Susan Heathcoat, Lois Nelson, Jackie Hanzes, Rosa Said. 3rd ROW: Mary Junke, Phyllis Lane, Cathy Dumiak, Lois Lazor, Rita Bialic, Norma Phyllips, Chris Mun-shower, Bertha Zajkowski, Gail Oberst, Isabel Ortiz, Linda Pack. 4th ROW: Betty Dyscrt, Millie Wakut, Pat Barnicky, Phillis Wrobel, Karen Massey, Ellen Seidner, Peggy Krenciglova, Marlene Vinson, Connie Knuth, Pat Benson, Karen Popowchak, Fran Bryk. 24 The First Ladies: President, Linda Pack; Sponsor, Mrs. Fortey; Vice President, Ruth Kite; 1st ROW: Delaine Coleman, Pat Benson, Barbara Allen, Marlene Vinson, Phyliss Lane, Sharon Massey, Lynn Patton,Phyllis Wor bel, Terri Doksa, Ruth Lunter. 2nd ROW: Sandra Hardy, Annette Kershcy, Mary Junke, Rosa Said, Glena Hunt, Barbara Hodel, Julita Vera, Yolanda Rodriquiz, Donna Warner. The Lettermen and First Ladies Create School Spirit Lettermen's Club: FIRST ROW, L to R: Larry Massey, Willie Avery, Jose Sariego, Jerry Yackee, Tony Potapenko, Russ Mackowski. 2nd ROW: Mike Pyrtko, Tom Rotkowski, Vic Quinoes, Mark Pieciak, Eugene Madry, Ray Ramsey, Tom Rice, Larry Hariegson. 3rd ROW: Mark Willis, Eldon Rutherford, Carlos Ramsey, John Hall, John Dyba, Marty Hunt, Loe Lundy, John Lunter, Andy Kalns. 25 Lincolncttes are: 1st: Karen Graves, Diana Aldrich, Irene Belcic, Darlene Durda, Kathy Skrut, Jcanninc Owens, Mary Melnyk, Marie Martin, 2nd: Debbie Jicha, Connie Kestranek, Toni Boroday, Cathy Dumiak, Val Orloff, Wanda Kusmicrczyk, Barbara Bania, Barbara Burmich, 3rd: Ann Kazanowski, Nina Zahurik, Pixie Bryk, Linda Smith, Diann Turner, Nadia Buzky, Anne Mackowski, Lydia Komaschka, Sandra Stevens. Lincolneites Participate in Countless Projects Projection Crew Learns Problems The I.incolnettes derive much pleasure from the services they render. A much needed unit, they help to keep our school functioning more efficiently by working for teachers, in the office, and wherever they can be of help. This year they have served as usherettes at plays, assemblies, and commencements. As they played hostesses at the annual Community Christmas Party the Lincolnettes brought laughter to the eyes of the children. The Projection Crew who operates the Noon Movies is responsible for the operation and minor maintenance of the 35mm Carbon-Arc projector and the high-intensity 16mm projector. Personnel inspect, and splice film, clean and oil the projector, and handle expensive lenses and equipment. One experienced operator and one trainee arc required for each lunch period. Members of the Projection Crew arc: Tim Balch, Tom Gliva, and Roman Karacs. 26 Senior Gym Leaders: 1st ROW, Tania Somoylich, Linda Wyszinski, Donna Gibbons, Clarissa McCreary, Irene Bclcic, Betty Fox, Shirley Shorter. 2nd ROW, Denise Milanich, Sandra Zyla, Sandy Celaschi, Gail Obcrst, Cheryl Kummerlent, Laila Kalns, 3rd ROW, Kathy Kisil, Chris Kent, Diane Yaussey, Drcma Short. 4th ROW, Pat Selick, Chris Munshower. Senior Leaders Promote Physical Fitness Radio Room Broadcasts to Classrooms Leading a girls' gym class is a responsibility of the Senior Leaders. They leam to accept and handle many of the problems and situations that a physical education teacher encounters. They help sponsor the Lcttcrmens' Dance and participate in outside sports, besides aiding the gym teachers by organizing the class and preparing the equipment for use. The past year the Radio Room consisted of a group of nine boys who contributed their free periods in order to broadcast programs and announcements for the benefit of the students. Occasionally they have entertained the students by accidentally piping through the popular music. The Radio Room Crew consists of: Dennis Corcno, Neil Fedio, Dcnzil Glover, Eddy Steele, Bob Herman, Bill Check, Mark Fedio, and John Hall. Advisor: Mr. Ed Yursky. 27 U The Future Nurses are: Orva Davis, Sherry Jolley, Donna Wanner, Jean Fisher, Diann Turner, and Mary Szczudlo. FT A and FNA Prepare Students for the Future in Teaching and Nursing Careers Working in close association with the school nurse, Mrs. Marie Newton, the Future Nurses Club learns the practical applications of nursing. By working in the Dispensary and volunteering their time in local hospitals, they learn of the future responsibilities and rewards first hand. Pursuing their interest in teaching are the Future Teachers of America. They view movies and discuss teaching careers with guest speakers so that they may become better acquainted with this occupation. The climax of the year comes with the traditional F.T.A. Day, when they actually assume the teaching responsibilities in the classrooms. The Future Teachers are: 1st ROW, Maria Polichuk, Darrel Felon, Alex Derkaschenko, James Hru-chak, Carole Zander, 2nd, Charlene Turcnnc, Donna Gibbons, Irene Belcic, Ruth Mary Oliver, Julita Vera, Oksana Stryhun, 3rd, Lydia Kosmaschka, Lois Lazor, Joan Ziemba, Cathy Gold, Sandy Stevens, Lydia Lazar, and Debbie Jicha. 28 The 1968 Chess Team is: Mike Jaccwicz, Don Boyce, Carry Webb, Tim Batch, Pat Tchou, and James Hruschak. The Lincoln Chess Team, founded last year, played matches with eleven schools. They tied once and won ten games in the league. A first place trophy in the trophy case at Lincoln proves them to be the top chess team in Cleveland and third in Northeastern Ohio. To really establish the chess team at Lincoln, the team urges junior and senior students to join. They teach chess to students who are interested. Chess Team Victorious in Competition NIIS Members Strive to Remain Top Rate The National Honor Society stands for leadership, character, scholarship, and service. In the judgment of the faculty, those who have shown themselves to be outstanding in these characteristics arc qualified to be members of the National Honor Society. These are the students who have always given a little more than was asked of them, thus making them deserving of this honor. Lincoln's chapter of the National Honor Society members L to R are: Mike Jacewicz, Jurgen Clogege, Sandy Stevens, Tim Balch, Linda Wosicnski, Cathy Gold, Joan Ziemba, Carole Zander, Mary Melnyk, Nadja Buzsky, Alex Derkaschenko, and Pete Gockel. 29 THE 1968 CAMELOT STAFF BOTTOM ROW; R. Chevcz, D. Felon, R. Vogel, J. Glogegc, P. Tchou; 2nd ROW; O. Stryhun, D. Gibbons, E. Rokakis, K. Graves, L. Kinsey; 3rd ROW; L. Lazor, C. Turenne, M. Polichuk, C. Du-miak, C. Zander, K. Daniclek; 4th ROW: L. Lazar, J. Ziemba, D. Jicha, A. Wakut, C. Gold, H. Wyrstruk. Yearbook Staff Strives to Meet Deadlines; Endless Hours of Work Rewarded by Finished Book Camelot editors, Carol Zander and Darrell Felon check copy before shipment to printer. Our advisor, always willing to help us out of trouble, Mrs. Helene Maloy. 30 Rollicking with laughter at the idea of selling 450 books is Cam-clot business manager Cathy Gold. Editor-in-Chicf Darrell L Felon Co-Editor Carole Zander Art Lydia Lazar Photographer Jurgen Glogege Copy Editor Kathy Daniclck Faculty Oksana Stryhun Organizations Joan Ziemba January' Class Donna Gibbons Activities Lois Lazor Sports Roy Vogel June Class Efty Rokakis Junior Class Pat Tchou Linda Kinsey Typing Debbie Jicha Business Manager Cathy Gold Cathy Dumiak, George Duffy Charlene Turenne, Helen Wyrstruk, Amicla Wakut, Karen Graves, Maria Policuk j a a aaa “All Experience Is an Arch To Build Upon Anna Baez James Carballo Gary Danner Patty Benson Luis Castro Marie Diciolla Judy Bible Robert Colasent Kathleen Doyle Thomas Cajka Barbara Conrad David Emmert Floyd Calfcc Clifford Cooper Fred Fritts 34 George Giannakos Denny Hqatt Donna Gibbons Frank Janusczak Robert Heckcr Mary Junke Martha Henry Frank Kronen John Hotz Henry Lattimore Henry Adams SOCIAL COMMITTEE L-R: Lewis Szczudlo, Phyllis Wrobel, Aida Rodriguez, Wanda Kuz-meirezyk, Luis Castro, Gail Oberst, Sandra Esquivel, Ann Baez, Pat Benson, Mary Junke, Donna Habina, Daniel Stevens, Susan Heathcoat. GIFT COMMITTEE L-R: Marie Ramos, Rosa Plaza, John Metheny. FLOWER, MOTTO, COLOR COMMITTEE L-R: Jim Patterson, Ruth Lunter, Frances Lecate, Kathy Doyle. Angel Samono, senior, wishes his mother would pack cookies in his lunch too. Seniors Keep Up with School News and Good Frances Lecate Beverley Murdoch Rosa Plaza Ruth Lunter Gregory Norman Maria Ramos Konrad Mader Gail Ob erst Aida Rodriguez John Metheny Lola Oliveras Linda Rodriguez Eva Morales Jimmy Patterson Angel Samano 36 Mary Ann Shields Marie Wcrtclecki Larry Slenczka Phyllis Wrobcl Daniel Stevens Helen Wyrstiuk Paul Vana Susan Yanko Pauline Vana Lawrence Zaleski Food Floyd Calfce, eager to know what's new, looks for help from Paul Vana. Seniors gaze at school paper, to keep up with Lincoln activities. Class President Larry Slenczka extends greetings and best wishes from the January Class. Forty-eight graduates proudly sing Alma Mater for the last time before leaving Lincoln. Growing Pains to Graduation; Theme of’68 Class Beaming with pride is Linda Rodreguiz as she receives her diploma from guest speaker Mr. Minch. Luis Castro listens intently as Daniel Stevens, fellow commencement speakers tells the audience of his ideas on success after high school. A sincere congratulations along with a well earned diploma were the rewards received by Tom Cajka. Morning rehearsal brings the January class of 68 together once more to check final details before the big event. 39 Bang You're Dead says Richard Chevez, to Karen Graves and Charlene Turennc while Judge Darrell Felon stands grinning and the jury is well pleased. Greek and Roman Characters Mix 42 Ya, Ma I got Pegasus by his long stretched out tail , says baffled Mary Ann Borzy when his tail turns to rope. Together for Our Senior Mixer Am I next to fight that huge, viscious pussycat? says Parker Moore, even though he's backed up by his trusted accomplice, George The Greek. Did you see that? asks Pixie Bryk. Her dress must have been at least 1 2 inch above her ankle. See, I told you gods are human, they get athletes foot like every other peasant says Sampson to Pluto. 43 Music in ... The Hearts of the Young Bang you're dead, says Mr. King Mathews, That's a half note! Singing together also involves keeping in tune together as now demonstrated by Karen Graves, Gerry Drakatos, and Donna Habina. Who says you need talent, Sally Reiss and Lois Lazor made it. Let's show them the modem way, says Ulrich (Speedy) Gloege to Connie Knuth. 44 Cookies, cookies everywhere and not one cookie to be eaten! 45 Future Seamstress's The Queen and Her Court, 1968 Athletic Queen Pixie Bryk and the other two finalists, Linda Wosienski and Jeanine Owens. Joyous Festivities and Tears of Happiness Mark This Years Athletic Dance 46 As the old goes out and the new comes in, tears are spilled by Pixie Bryk. With the tears of victory Queen Pixie Bryk dances with her escort Nick Zandes. At the moment of crowning the new Queen breaks down with tears of joy to the applause of the crowd. Awaiting with anticipation the final announcement of the Athletic Queen is semi-finalist Linda Wo-sienski G her escort Charles Novorsky. The candidates for Athletic Queen await the final announcement. 47 Frantic Antics Open United Appeal Drive Pur-r-r! says our Pink Panther , Mr. Cross, as he pussy foots to the nearest Red Feather Agency. Karen Graves, Efty Rokakis, and Lydia Lazar sing out, Please, please, give to United Appeal, it's so neat to give your money where it does the most. Empty out your papers and give, says Mr. Olmstead and Mr. Moore. Root toot toot, root toot toot, we're the girls from the institute, we will give, we do care, we have all the time to spare. 48 Seniors Munch at Their Christmas Brunch 49 50 The Miracle Worker Comes to Lincoln Amid Thunderous Applause and Tears Mr. Anagnos, Mike Jaciewicz gives Annie Sullivan, Oksana Stryhun, a going away present before she goes to teach. 51 Behind the scenes we have our hard working crew: George Duffy, Gerry Drakatos, Donna Habina, and Donna Docktor. 52 WHO'S WHO IN THE CAST OKSANA STYHUN--ANNIE SULUVAN Oksana began her acting career in the ninth grade at Lincoln High School, where she appeared as a munchkin in The Wizard of Oz . Her next performance was in So This is Paris . Her acting experience grew from drama class skits and class plays. In 1967, Oksana joined classes at the Cleveland Playhouse. Here she appeared as Snow White in the production of Snow White and Rose Red . To date her most rewarding experience has been the development of the character of Annie Sullivan in the Miracle Worker . Her performance as Annie Sullivan will long be remembered by Lincoln Audiences. LYDIA LAZAR—MRS. KELLER Lydia Lazar, who was seen here as Helen Keller's mother, has a variety of experience in the theater. She was first seen by Lincoln audiences as Debbie in So This is Paris . Several seasons with the Cleveland Playhouse have not only strengthened her acting ability, but braodened her areas of work in the theater. Lydia has appeared recently in the Playhouse productions of Snow White and Rose Red , and Servant of Two Masters . Backstage she has worked with such productions as Life With Father , Bareloot in the Park , and The Miser . In 1967 she won a Fine Arts Scholarship through the Marta Jennings Holden Foundation at Chautauqua, New York, where she studied acting and other aspects of the theater. Her performance as Mrs. Keller in The Miracle Worker was the sensitive portrayal of the mother of a deaf mute. A fine acting job. EFTY ROKAKIS—HELEN KELLER Efty Rokakis began acting at the age of ten in a Creek play. It was here her love of the theater began, and so it was natural she should enroll in drama classes here at Lincoln. Her first production at Lincoln High School was in The Wizard of Oz . The following year she was seen in So This is Paris . In the summer of 1967, she journeyed to Chautauqua, New York with her friend Lydia Lazar as a winner of a Fine Arts Scholarship. In the fall of 1967, Efty joined the Cleveland Playhouse Youth Theater. At Lincoln High School, she tried out for the role of Annie Sullivan in The Miracle Worker , but as fate would have it, she landed the role of Helen Keller instead. Anyone seeing The Miracle Worker with Efty as Helen will tell you it was a lucky quirk of fate. Her characterization was strong, vivid, and realistic to every detail. LOIS LAZOR--AUNT VI Lois Lazor who played Aunt Vi, has also been seen in So This is Paris . Her talents are evident not only in drama, but in music as well. As a student at Lincoln High School, she has participated in chorus, band, and orchestra. She is also a member of All City Band and Chorus. Lois has spent her summers surrounded by music. The summer of 1967 was spent with an amateur opera company. Her stage presence and ability to develop a role were quite evident in her last appearance at Lincoln in The Miracle Worker. 53 Our It’s Academic Team It's Academic team from left to right: Mike Jacewicz, Linda Kinsey, Joe Hawkins, Jeannine Tortelli, Patrick Tchou, Christine Adrianowicz, Darrell Felon, Helen Laskaris, Tim Balch, and Carole Zander. Here he comes now, says Tim Balch, let's get down to work. 54 Mr. Apana does a double take. Searches for the Right Answer The team thinks hard as the question is given. 55 The 1968 Lincoln Football Team, 1st L-R: Andy Kalns, Tom Rice, John Dyba, Nick Zandes, Carlos Ramsey, John Hotz, Tony Potapenko, Jerry Yackee, Bob McLendon, 2nd: Larry Lambert, Ray Moran, Willie Avery, Tom Oldcorn, Mark Picciak, Jack Gardner, Vic Quinones, John Lun-tcr, Richard Oldcorn, 3rd: Joe Rivera, Dan Hoffman, Bob Dooley, Gene Adams, Mike Prytko, Mark Willis, Larry Massey, Eldon Rutherford, Dave Molina. Our Knights in Rusty Armor Fought on the Bloody Field and Were Defeated in the Score but Not in Spirit The newly formed First Ladies Club has done much to boost the morale of the team. Below is shown one of their many projects to accomplish this end. 58 Sending another player into the fray is Head Coach Richard Sowinski, looking on is Assistant coach Gary Palmer. One of the loudest groups of supporters of the football team is the Lincoln marching band. Looking over the oppositions defense in anticipation of the next play is Quarterback Tony Potopenko. The Lincoln bench, and two Lincoln cheerleaders watch the game with eager anticipation. 59 The '68 Basketball team is: 1st ROW; Don Perhala, Coach Saw-chik, Bob Sta nowick, 2nd ROW; Mike Pyrtko, John Hall, Larry Har-egsin, Dennis Zyweiski, George Caleris, Marty Hunt, 3rd ROW; Joe Lundy, Angel Guzman, Willie Avery, Nick Zar.des, and Jose Villanueva. Prexies Start and End Season with Enthusiastic Spirit THE LONG ARM OF JUSTICE in this case it's the long arms of Captain Marty Hunt as he pulls down a falling ball with Lawyers hanging all over him. Varsity' Coach Lou Sawchik and Freshmen Coach Jim Dormondo sit and ponder the next game coming up. 60 NO! IT'S MINE, seems to be the story, Senior Forward Jose Villanueva tells in a rebounding battle against Marshall. He won't give me my ball , is what Center Dennis Flub Zwycski seems to be saying to Coach Sawchik during a fight for the ball with a Cowboy from West. Junior Guard Willie Avery removed all doubt as he scored on a lay-up against South. Senior Forward Marty Hunt makes 1 of the 5 free throws he had in LHS' first game over Cantius. Standing by is Senior Guard Nick Zandes. I want everybody on the ball and ready to go, seems to be the chosen words Head Coach Lou Sawchik is telling his troops during a weekly meeting. 61 The 1968 Track Team. L- R: Kim Kristensen, Vic Scarpelli, Rick Bcrdyz. SECOND ROW: Nick Winnyk, Larry Batista, Don Boyce, Don Heath, Herold Jarvist, Ray Ramsey, Jimmy Avery, A1 Kelly, Jim Currie, Jim Takayama, Rads Petkovic. THIRD ROW: Coach Bowles, Victor Quinones, Kevin Mangan, Gerry Drakatos, Parker Moore, Major Spry, John Hall, Mike Jacewicz, Robert Klisch, Coach Trump. Uncoin shot-putters giVe their best again5t the Rhode Rams. Mike Jacewicz runs with the determination of a seasoned veteran. 1968 Cross Country Track Team: L-R, FIRST ROW: Jim Curriy, A1 Kelly, Dan Thom, Rads Petkovic, Peter Cockle, Terry Zachary, Ray Ramsey. SECOND ROW: Jose Villanueva, Marty Hunt, Robert Bums, Don Boyce, Mike Jacewicz, Angel Guzman, Coach Ralph Bowles. THIRD ROW: John Hall, Ulrich Cloege, George Kalaris, Jim Takyama, Nick Winnyk, Bob Brydes, Bob Cussearli, Greg Bama. Lincoln Cinder men Work Long and Hard for Personal Glory With a great leap forward John Hall clears the huddles. Looking haggard after his 2-mile run, Don Boyce crosses the first line just ahead of his nearest competitor. 63 Girls Invade Basketball Court Chris Kent battles for the ball during a jump-off and finds it too tiny to reach. Mrs. Irene Big I Frimel and Donna Gibbons scramble for the ball while enjoying a friendly game of basketball. UP, AND AWAY—12A Irene Belcic the reach of her opponent during a game. passes a ball girl's basket- 64 Wrestlers Grapple for Victory Nick Wynick gets ready to reverse his opponent's hold during a match with the Max Hayes Inkers. Before the match; Four members of the wrestling team practice with holds on each other. The 1968 wrestling team, Rick Milter, Joe Blinov, Bob Dooley, Ralph Moraco, Eldon Rutherford, Joe Romanello, and coaches Gary Palmer and John Sforza watch the match intently. 65 Reaching for the basket, Lincoln Varsity's Flub scores another point against Alumni. Once again John Skora plays Lincoln's court this time, as a Lincoln alumnus. Jump-ball-and the excitement heightens as the Lincoln Varsity and Alumni battle it out for the victory. 66 Lincoln Alumni Meet Varsity on the Court Varsity makes an earnest try for another 2 points against Lincoln Alumni. June Class to Diana Aldrich Barbara Allen Thomas Ash Nilsa Avila David Bacharowski Timothy Balch Jerry Bach Barbara Bania Edward Baran Tamara Baran June Class President Martin Hunt. June Class Officers left to right: Barbara Burmich, Secretary'; Toni Boroday. Assistant Treasurer, Lois Lazor, Vice President; Lydia Lazar, Treasurer. 70 Class Officers Lead New Future Life Benjamin Barber Claude Blevins Darrell Beaver Toni Boroday Irene Belcic MaryAnn Rorzy Rita Bialic Donald Boyce Carla Bice Barbara Boylan 71 Senior, Nick Zandes, takes one lonely trip up the stairs of Lincoln. Funny Sayings Brighten the Sharon Bowers Nina Brigadin Roger Brown Kenneth Burroughs Nadia Buzkv Dennis Carrino Fran Bryk Barbara Burmich Charles Camps Richard Chavez 72 and Actions School Day Maria Chrystyna Barbara Cramer Ethc Classin George Cross Christine Cochran LaiTy Crowley Delaine Coleman Yolanda Cvicela Lillian Collier Judy Cwikiel Enjoying Beethoven's 5th are seniors Mike Jacewicz, Tom Giliva and Don Heath. 73 Attending another early morning meeting are loyal F.T.A. members. Kathleen Danielek Alex Derkaschcnko Orva Davis Thomas Derrit Dennis Dean Suzanne Dobranski Mary Dembie Theresa Doksa Geraldine DcPuy George Duffy 74 Cathy Dumiak Darlene Durda Carl Ealy Sandy Esquivel Gloria Fabian Ray Felgenhauer Darrell Felon Jean Fisher Donna Friedrich Loretta Frost 75 Lincoln for Know!- Ronald Garba Pete Cocke 1 Nancy Gens Cathy Gold Dave Gleason Karen Graves Thomas Gliva Sandy Greenberg Juergen Gloege Jose Guerra Here, loyal fans, cheer our team on. Without a care in the world, Sandy Esquivil and Mary Dem-bie smile pleasantly. 76 Seniors in Constant Search edge and Maturity Donna Habina Kathy Hawley John Hall Jennifer Haynes Alice Ilandlovics Donald Heath Sandy Hardy Susan Heathcoat Larry Haregsin Wanda Hicks Preparing well deserved ribbons for the January class graduates are several students. 77 I dare you to wear it! High A wait Barba Hodel Bob Hronec James Hruschak Glenna Hunt Marty Hunt Mike Jacewicz Janice Jenkins Deborah Jicha Sam Johnson Sherry Jolley 78 Hopes for a Bright Future Hard Working Seniors We'll cut it off about here announces Rick Tytko to Pixie Bryk. Bob Junke Andy Kalns Ann Kazanowski Jean Kearney Chris Kenzig Annette Kershey Connie Kostranek Ruth Kite Connie Knuth Lydia Komaschka 79 Great Years Joseph Konyk Phillis Lane Jeanne Kovach Lydia Lazar Lynn Kratky Lois Lazor Mary Lou Kuehn Wanda Kusmerczyk Martha Lis Mary Ann Loy Expectations Climax of Determination Mike Malcutt Sharon Massey Anne MacKowski Marie Martin Eugene Madry Karen Massey Robert I.ucas Sharon Mann Joe Lundy Linda Maronney Death Row? Hardly! Only Jose Guerra taking a walk in the seldom empty halls. 81 So my hair is thick and the mop is broken. So What? asks Oksana Stryjun. Seniors as Time Don't snap that camera warns Gary Danner as John Metheny munches away. Clarissa McCreay Bob McLendon Mary Melnyk John Mendeluk Nancy Milton Pete Miskio Parker Moore Carol Moraco Nathaniel Morales Mary Motrych 82 Develop Confidence Marches On Babinic, and Chris Cochrane. Alaska? No, just another freezing football game beams Mary Junke, in contrast to Marlene Vincent. Carol Mound Charmaine Oliver Thomas Moyers Linda Ollie Lois Nelson Valentina Orloff Charles Novorsky Isabel Om Ken Odom Jeannine Owens 83 Class of School Linda Pack Nestor Petryshyn Barbara Papp David Phillips Myra Pate Sharlenc Pavkov Don Perhala Henry Polak Maria Polichuk Tony Potapenko Could you do better? seems to be the question from Donald Boyce as James Hruschak figures away. Do you think he'd dead? question Cathy Dumiak and Barbara Allen. 1968 Finds School Service and Spirit Go Hand in Hand Jose Quinones Ray Ramsey Yolanda Rodriguez Carol Rogusky Tom Rice Efty Rokakis Aurea Rivera David Ryback Enrique Rodriguez Joan Sagen Due to excessive homework Wayne Mulhern takes a few winks on school time. Here we see artist Andy Kalns preparing what may be a masterpiece. 85 The yearbook camera finds the F.T.A. officers, Lydia Lazar and Charlene Turennc, hard at work- Extra Promote Getting another First Ladies meeting underway is President Linda Pack. Rosa Said David Schram Sue Sasnaskas Nancy Skroch Nancy Scheutzow Kathy Skrut Tom Schisslcr Linda Smith Ray Schott Linda Smith 6 As the Senior Brunch the camera catches Myra Pate, Aurea Rivera and their rather camera-shy friend. Joyce Smolinski Wanda Sneed Marcello Sorgi Bob Stanowick Mary Lou Stefan Ken Stempinski Sandra Stevens Roy Stinnett Oksana Stryhun Diane Styranko 87 Lincoln for Fun Bonnie Sucre David Torres Bob Sulzer Louis Szczudlo Charlene Turenne Julita Vera Mary Szczudlo Diann Turner Dan Thorn Roy Vogel Girls Make and Profit Marlene Vinson Amelia Wakut Richard Wolff Linda Wosienski Donna Wanner Jerry Yackee Robert Wilson Don Zablotny Mary Jane Williams Nina Zahurik It's hard to tell what's going on between Efty Rokakis and George Duffy. 89 One picture is worth a thousand words. Carol Zander Nick Zandes John Zelinski Joan Ziemba Martha Ziska Whether inside or out Lincoln fans turn out in droves to give support to their team. Beverly Bounce Sherry Duncan Wilber Fowler A1 Kaminski Wilma Lawson Nancy McGuire Lynn Patton Carlos Ramsey Bill Said Jose Villanueva Sandy Wallace Sharon Whitcomb Photos Arriving at Press Time 91 Pictures We Dare Not Print. . . Until Now Help! Let me out! w geses gp CwK K% i m $ aw All sound and no picture 92 'Come any closer and I'll shoot. You've got to be kidding. A little big for your age? 93 Flower-Motto-Color Committee. TOP--BOTTOM; Karen Craves, Rich Chavez, Irene Belcic, Bob Lucas, Sherry Jolly, Tim Balch, Oksana Stryhun, Tom Giliva, Annette Kershy, Ron Garba, Cathy Cold, Lois Lazor, Barb Allen, Marie Martin. Social Committee. Left-right; Jeannie Owens, Mary Melnyk, Ron Garba, Mary Ann Loy, Tony Potopenko, Connie Kostranik, Don Perhala, Joan Ziemba, Marty Hunt, Nadia Buzky, Nestor Petryshcn, George Cross, Mary Lou Kuene, Donna Habina, Tom Zisca, Val Orloff, Roy Vogel, Wanda Kusmerchik. 94 Bulletin Board: TOP to BOTTOM: Sam Johnson, Barb Burmich, George Duffy, Barb Bania, Ray Felgenhaur, Gloria Fabian, and Linda Wosienski. Senior Committees Help Graduation Move Smoothly Gift and Commencement: FIRST ROW: Jean Kovach, Julita Vera, Bonnie Sucre, Darlene Durda, Kathy Skrut, Martha Ziska, Toni Boroday, Alex Dorkaschenko. SECOND ROW: Darrell Felon, Sandra Stevens, Marlene Vinson, Glenna Hunt, Barbara Hodel, Diann Turner, Theresa Doksa, Nancy Gens. 95 Camelot Salutes Lincoln’s Servicemen Nester Avila U.S. Air Force John Balch Army (1965) Larry Crites Army (1967) Michael Danielek Army (1967) Bill Dembie U.S. Marine Corps Leroy Kalemba Army (1966) Avila Danielek Balch Dembie Crites Kalemba 96 (1963) (1965) Michael Kurilko Army (1965) Rich Malcuit Army (1963) Norman Thomas U.S. Air Force Paul Williams Coast Guard (1967) Ron Williams U.S. Navy Tom Ziska U.S. Marines Kurilko Thomas Williams Tom Ziska, civilian, returns to Lincoln to graduate with the June 1968 class. Malcuit Williams Ziska 97 This is a figure study in ink wash drawn by,- Jose Quinones. Lincoln Students Put Emphasis Upon Originality 98 Sharon Whitcomb and Tim Tarrett display two examples of their work. The artists are Victor Quinones, Jim Crowe, and Andy Kalns. Some imaginative paintings unveiled by Lydia Lazar and Dora Staneff. An artistic display which appeared in the main hall last October. 99 Senior ‘Directory June Senior Class :a, Lincoln dies. V National He nettes, Senior Choir. ALDRICH, DIANA--Future Teachers of America, ALLEN, BARBARA ANN—Drama Club, First Ladies. ASH, TOMMY LEE BABINEC, JAMES BALCH, TIMOTHY ALLEN--Movie Operator, National Honor Society (President), It's Academic. BANIA, BARBARA ANN --Bulletin Board Committee, Lincolnettes. BA RAN, TAMARA A.--Publicity Committe. Lincolnettes, Youth Council. BELCIC, IRENE--Senior Leaders (Vice-Pres.), Student Council, AAU Basketball. BORODAY, TONI--Lincolnettes, Youth Council. BIALIC, RITA--Social Committee, Senior Play, Drama Club. BICE, CARIA VIRGINIA BLEVINS, CLAUDE BOYLAN, BARBARA LYNN--Log Staff, Drama Club. Youth Council. BORZY, MARYANN THERESA--Youth Council. f J I BRIGADIN, NINA--Lincolnettes, Youth Council, Swimming. BROWN, ROGER LEE--Movie Operator. BRYK. FRANCELIA G.--Social Committee, Lincolnettes. Cheerleaders. BURMICH, BARBARA ANN--Secretary Senior Class, Bulletin Board Committee, Orchestra. BUZKY, NADLA--Social Committee, Lincolnettes, National Honor Society. CARRINO, DENNIS--Radio Room CHRYSTYNA, MARIA--Commencement Gift Committee CLOSSIN, ETHEL PEARL COCHRANE, CHRISTINE SUSAN--Future Teachers of America, Lincolnettes, Senior Play. COLEMAN, BERTHA DELAINE--Student Council. Senior Choir, Drama Club. CRAMER, BARBARA JEAN CROSS, GEORCE--Senior Play, Social Committee, Varsity Football. CHAVEZ, RICHARD--Log Staff, Yearbook Staff, All City Choir. CURRY, JAMES M. - -Varsity L Club, Track, Bowling CVICELA, YOLANDA CWIKIF.L, JUDY LYNN--Student Council, Drama Club. DANIEI.EK, KATHLEEN ANN--Yearbook Staff. L DAVIS, ORVA LOU—Future Nurses. DEMBIE, MARY MARGARET- -Drama Club, O.W.E. DEPUY, GERAIDINE E. DERKASCHENKO, ALEX--Commencement Gift Committee, Future Teachers of America, Ns Society. | 1 DERRIT, THOMAS ANTHONY—Senior Choir, O.W.E. DOBRANSKI, SUSANNE El IZABETH-Student Council, Junior Council of World Affair. DOCKTOR, DONNA M.--Social Committee, Senior Play, Drama Club. , Lincolnettes, C.O.E. Track. It's Academic. DOKSA, THERESA LYNN—Commencement Gift Committee, C.O.E. DUFFY, GEORGE EUGENE—Drama Club, Track, Social Committee. DUMIAK, CATHY—Lincolnettes, Yearbook Staff. DUNCAN, MARJORIE C. DURDA, DARLENE—Commencement Gift Co EALY, CARL--O.W.E. EASTERLY, CAROLYN ELAINE—C.O.E. ESQUIVEL, SANDY R.--Social Committee, FABIAN, GLORIA J.--Bulletin Board Commi FELGENHAUER, RAYMOND JOHN— Publici FELON, DARRELL LEON--Yearbook Staff FISHER, JEAN LA RADA --Senior Choir, F FLORIAN, JAMES ALAN—O.W.E. FRIEDRICH, DONNA JEAN GARBA, RONALD P.--Color-Flower-Motto Committee GENS, NANCY LEE—Commencement Gift Committee, CLIVA, THOMAS FRANCIS--All City Choir, Varsity GLOEGE, JUERGEN--A11 City Choir, Cross Country, Na GOCKEL, PETER JOHN—Studcnt Council Officer, Log COLD, CATHY LYNN--Yearbook Staff, Future Tea GOSCIELEW, MICHAEL—Track. WA ,_______ GRAVES, KAREN ELAINE—All City Choir, Future Teachers of America, Cheerleaders. GREENBERG, SANDRA--Student Council, Junior Council of World Affairs. HABINA, DONNA MARIE—Social Committee, All City Choir, Senior Play. HALL, JOHN LARRY--Varsity L Club, Varsity Basketball, Track. HANDLOVICS, ALICE—Drama Club. HARDY, SANDRA--Bulletin Board Committee, Senior Choir, First Ladies. HAREGSIN, LARRY DALE—Varsity L Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball. HAYNES, JENNIFER LOUISE—Publicity Committee. HEATH, DON—Track, Cross Country, Chess Team. nal Honor seball. ir, C.O.E. Academic, nor Society. National Honor Society. America, National Honor Society. 100 HICKS, WANDA F.--C.O.E. HODEL, BARBARA LYNN--Commencement Gift Committee, Senior Play, First Ladies. HRONEC, ROBERT LOUIS HRUSCHAK, JAMES M.--Future Teachers of America, Junior Council of World Affairs (President), Chess Team. HUNT, GLENNA JOYCE--Commencemcnt Gift Committee, Senior Play, First Ladies. HUNT, MARTIN L. —Varsity L Club President, Varsity Basketball. JACEWICZ, MIKE--Student Council Officer, Track, National Honor Society. JENKINS, JANICE A.--Senior Choir. JICHA, DEBORA KATHERINE--Student Council Officer, F Teachers of America, National Honor Society, arsity Baseball, hoir, Future Nurses. tto Zommitte eerie aders, C. of A merica, 5 ir, Fv rture Tea. First Ladies. r Choir, Drama Club, merica. : Committee orld Affairs, National Honor Society, C.O.E. ttes, Future Teachers of America, Future Nurses, ittee, First Ladies. JOHNSON, SAM TOM--Social Committee, Varsity Basket JOLLY, SHERRY LEE--Color-Flower-Motto Comm KALNS, ANDY--Log Staff, Varsity Football, Vars KAMINSKI, AL--Student Council, Radio Room KAZANOWSKI, ANN M.--Lincolnettes, Senior KEARNEY, JEAN C.--C.O.E. KERSHEY, ANNETTE MARIE--Color-Flower KESTRANEK, CONNIE MARIE--Lincolnettes, KITE, RUTH ANN—First Ladies, Drama Cli KNUTH, CONSTANCE CAROL--Future T KOMASCHKA, LYDIA--Lincolnettes, Senior KONYK, JOSEPH KOVACH, JEANNE F.--Commencemen KRATKY,LINDA S.--Junior Council of KUSMIERCZYK, WANDA MARY—Lin IANE, PHYLLIS ANN--Bulletin Board LIS, MARTHA LAZAR, LYDIA--Student Council Officer, Senior Play, Senior Class Treasurer LAZOR, LOIS--Yearbook Staff, All City Choir, Senior Class Vice-President. LEWIS, MITCHELL LEE--Senior Band. LIZANICH, GEORGIA LOY, MARYANN—Social Committee. Senior Choir. Student Council. LUKAS, BOB A.--Track, Football, Baseball. LUNDY, JOE--Basketball. Football. O.W.E. McCREARY, CLARISSA R.--Cheerleaders, Future Teachers of America, Senior Leaders. McLEMORE, DAVE W.-O.W.E. McLENDON, ROBERT M.--Movie Usher, Varsity L Club, Varsity Football. MACKOWSKI, ANN--C.O.E., Drama Club, Lincolnettes. MADRY, EUGENE J.--Varsity Football, Track, Letterman Club. MALACHINA, DAVE—Movie Operator, O.W.E. MALCUIT, MICHAEL A.--O.W.E. MANN, SHARYN ELAYNE--Senior Choir, Drama Club MARONEY, LINDA S. MARTIN, MARIE ELAINE-Color-Flowcr-Molto Committee, Co-op S MASSEY, KAREN J.-First Ladies. LW MASSEY, SHARON G.—Senior Choir, Ski Club, First Ladies. MELNYK, MARY--Lincolnettes, National Honor Society, Student Council. MENDELUK, JOHN B.--Drama Club. MILTON, NANCY JANE—Drama Club, Ski Club. MISHKO, PETE M.--Superiority Certificate in American MOORE, RALPH P.--Senior Choir, Varsity L Club, Varsity Foo MORACO, CAROL A. MORALES, NATHANIEL—Cithcnship Awards, Spanish D MOTRYCH, MARY--Senior Choir, Student Council. MOYERS, THOMAS LEE-Movie Usher, School Service. NELSON, LOIS A. --Cheerleaders, First Ladies. NESTER, DAVID D.--Radio Room, Varsity Football. NOVORSKY, CHARLES A.--Senior Choir. Movie Usher, Bowlin ODOM, KENNETH WAYNE—Senior Orchestra, Senior Choir. OLIVER, CHARMAINE--Future Teachers of America, Lincolnettes, Subje ORLOFF, VALENTINA--Lincolnettes, Future Teachers of America, It's Acj OLLIE, LINDA D. 0 ORTIZ, ISABEI.--Senior Band, Senior Choir, OWENS, JEANNINE—Social Committee, Line PACK, LINDA--Senior Play, Senior Choir, Fi PAPP, BARBARA PATTON, ARBUTIS LYNN--First Ladies. PAVKOV, SHARLENE--Scholastic Art Award. PERHALA, DON—Varsity L Club, Varsity Basket! PETRUSKA, MARY—Youth Council, Drama Club,' PETRYSHYN, NESTOR—Social Committee, All City Choir, O.W.E. PHILLIPS, DAVID--Track, O.W.E. POLAK, HENRY JOSEPH—O.W.E. POLICHUK, MARIA T.--Yearbook Staff, Future Teachers of America, Junior Council of World Affairs (Vice-Pres.) ority Certificate in Biology. Country. Choir. 101 POTAPENKO, TONY--Social Committee, Varsity Football, Varsity L Club. RAMSEY, CARLOS--Varsity L Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling. RAMSEY, RAYMOND L.--Track, Cross Country, Varsity L Club. RICE, TOM H.--Letterman's Club, Varsity Football, Baseball. RIVERA, AUREA A.--Student Council, S RODRIGUEZ, YOLANDA--First Ladies, Dr ROKAKIS, EFTY- -Yearbook Staff, Senior SACEN, JOAN E.--Senior Choir, Make-up SAID, BILLY E. SAID, ROSA L. SASNASKAS, SUE SCHEUTZOW, NANCY JANE--Senior Cho SCHISSLER, THOMAS L.--Senior Choir, 5 SCHOTT, RAY A. SCHRAM, DAVID P. SIKORA, JAMES P. SKRUT, KATHY S.--Future Teachers of i SMITH, LINDA R.--Social Committee, F SMITH, LINDA SHEILA--Lincolnettes, Se: SMOLINSKI, JOYCE A. SORGI, MARCELO STANOWICK, BOB A.--Movie Operator, i STEFAN, MARY LOU STEVENS, SANDRA A.--Lincolnettes, Band. National Honor Societv. STINNETT, ROY LEE STYRENKO, DIANE MARIE STRYHUN, OKSANA--Yearbook Staff, Senior Play, Future Teachers of America. SUCRE, BONNIE LEE--Commencement Gift Committee, First Ladies, Glee Club. SULZER, ROBERT BERNARD--Student Council, Junior Council of World Affairs. SZCZUDLO, LOUIS MICHAEL--Social Committee, Movie Operator. SZCZUDLO, MARY LEE--Student Council, Future Nurses. THORNE, DAN N.--Varsity L Club, Track, Cross Country. TOPINCES, PETE THEODORE--Student Council Officer. TORRES, DAVID TURENNE, CHARLENE LEDCADI--Yearbook Staff, Log Staff, Future Teachers of America (Vice-Pres.). TURNER, DIANNE JEANNA--Senior Play, Future Teachers of America, Future Nurses. VERA, JULITA E.--Future Teachers of America, First Ladies, Subject Superiority in Spanish. VILLANUEVA, JOSF. F.--Varsity L Club, Varsity Basketball, Cross Country. VINSON, MARLENE KAY--Commencement Gift Committee, First Ladies (Secretary), Glee Club. VOGEL, ROY ALLEN--Yearbook Staff, Chess Team, Drama Club. WAKUT, AMELIA M.--Yearbook Staff, Future Teachers of America, Drama Club, Social Committee. WANNER, DONNA LEE--Log Staff, Future Nurses, First Ladies. WHITCOM, SHARON GURTlIDF.--Commencement Gift Committee, Senior Choir. WILLIAMS, MARY JANE--Drama Club. tifir e -vvr DAorDT r„. SNEED, WANDA L. 102 SOMETIMES AT NIGHT Sometimes at night I think back on the day--One day can lead into the days before. And I will wonder if upon my way If I have honored God that day much more. I know the life that He has planned for me And In this life I may become more full. I know Him well, I talk to Him, you see With Him the conversation is re'rc dull He gives me peace as through the day I go For someday I will share the heavens wide I love Him that a song within me flows And through the day I know He's by my side I thank Him so for all He's given me Eternal life and love which is so free. THINGS AT BEAUTY There is beauty in everything; Raindrops falling on a rose The fresh alive feeling of Spring, he leaves that rustle as the wind gently blows, e gray mist of night slowly lifting, apple tree in Spring a-bloom, sands on the beach ever shifting quiet of a warm night in June, lazing sight of the setting sun blended colors of the rainbow, ceful flowing movement of a horse on the run cring winter day as it passes slow, the greatest beauty is possest of my love--in the look I know best. ODE TO THE NEW SCH Hail to thee, new senior hi Clevelands pride and j All the best is manifest, All that's good'for us, in See thee now, a great y Deep dug into the Yet in our minds, we c Rising walls and trees lor thee. We see the girders and the brick, Mortar and cement, Slow but sure the building grows, Soon our home we'll make in thee. Then will come a time of change: TWO schools, long time foes, Together fused to make as ONE New and glorious name for thee ! Lincoln High, we'll Ne'er forget, But those who follow us, Will sing a great new song Dedicated just to thee. VEN HELP the brave in heart, death calls but once. he lonely heart, life comes day by day. the coward in heart, them death calls a thousand times. Heaven help the Blacken Heart, for them happiness is hard to find. Heaven help the soldier's heart, for the cost of freedom is paid in blood. Heaven help the man in strife, for knowing not when his time to die. Heaven help this brown eyed lad. living his life its destined plan. 103 Miss Moysey: Berdys, Robert; Durham, James; Cloege, Ulrich; Molina, David; Scarpclli, Victor; Stoessner, Mark; Tytko, Richard; Houser, Janet; Jancsek, Susan; Kent, Christine; Kotalik, Kathleen; Latosky, Rosanne; Sclick, Pat; Short, Drema; Sobbota, Nancy; Staneff, Dora; Yaussy, Diane. Christeen, Valentine Mrs. Smith H R. 101: Cathy Augustine; Noreen Barrett; Beverly Beran; Cheryl Bezula; Linda Bible; Pat Birth; Corrine Bolanovsky; Mary Burgess; Kathleen Cochrane; Joyce Curtin; Mary Ann Dodd; Dorren Cosselin; Alma Hamrick; Alva Holt; Annette Hoyer; Luba Komaschksa; Della Lanum; Denise Milancih; Christine Munshower; Luba Myronenko; Martha Ortiz; Myra Pate; Rose Reklinski; Judy Rodgers; Belinda Roper; Ellen Seidener; Barbara Short; Peggy Tharpe; Inells Toney; Deborah Watkins, Sharon Williams; Linda Wyszenski; Judy Ziemba. 106 Mr. Sowinski: Paul Bachaeuwski; Victor Bainez; Joe Bilski; Don Bizup; Chris Beaun; Frank Becsc; Noel Custer; Tom Cluck; Daniel Daneulonis; Wayne Danis; John Dyba; Charles Faubish, Randy Flynn; Ron Galaszewski, Jack Gardner; Steve Gelsinger; James Heathcoat; John Halleder; Don Hoffman; A1 Kelley; Tim Kmitt; Jim Laimos; Tom Malburn; Charles Mitchell; Alex Mezdaliz; William Pinncz; Tony Sablinkas, Henry Spence; Jim Takayoma, Roger Walstrum. Mr. McCrystal: Robert Astronskau, Larry Auston; Nainon Baum; Michael Bays; George Calcris; Don Campbell; Anthony Cozzula; Joner Crewe; Robert Dooley; Floyd Emery; Anthony Gura; James Haynes; George Jordon; Charles Konena, George leusch; Gary Miller; Ken Moehring; Joe Opriseh; Rad Petkovic; Clement Russ; Joe Kincrs; Rich Roberts; Joe Romonellu; Tom Rathkowski; Carl Schroeder; Tim Siedleckio; Marty Siedleckie; Edwin Tarrer; Luir Tarress; Don Tuene; Major Sper. 107 Mr. Pavia; Myron Duda, Nick Licate, Migkalia Baiz, Sandra Bartoue, Ruth Cinar, Yvonne Cooper, Marie Dediot, I.orcn Dengise, Pat Ernert, Betty Fox, Beverly Galcocky, Colecn Hall, Jacqucling Hanzu, Georgiana Hemondi2, Brenda Hicks, Diane Jancsek, Catherine Kisil, Cheryl Krenceglova, Wilma Lawson, Beverly Martoaitz, Linda McKalik, Patricia Miller, Stella Peharcsck, Roebel Pettet, Karen Popaevelek, Sally Reese, Lucy Sonchcz, Shirlry Shorter, Mary Shruvsbury, Sandra Starastonka, Larie Stefan, Debra Stiffer, Kathy Sully, Quilla Vance, Elsie Velez, Roslyn Walker. Mr. Dormendo; Gerald Bickford, Joe Bill, Dave Brosky, Bernard Buckner, Mike Chrystyna, Dave Daniels, Richard Doksa, Dave Fritts, Den Goerg, Tom Grajewski, Richard Harte, George Hohlakis, Dennis Janowich, Mike Kuzio, Ihor Kwit, Clyde Lambert, Dave Masek, Dave McClanahan, Dave McCrosky, Denzel Messinger, Mike Michaud, Ron O'Bannon, Joe Piete, Dennis Pilichis, Carlos Rodriguiez, Enrigue Rodriguez, Jose Sariego, Mike Semaniuk, Steve Shercpita, Bill Thorne, Dave Van Riper, Ed Wetmore, Mark Willis. 108 Miss O'Conner: Elaine Funch, Charlene Crawford, Thadia Cain, Angela Basilc, Patricia Cerwald, Mary Januscak, Loila Kalns, Linda Kinsey, Iris Kurovac, Sheila Lundy, Mavis Marian, Judy Man, Darlene Maynard, Peggy Morey, Lou Norris, Betty Poindexter, Becky Rice, Peggy Roberts, Kathy Rars, Wendy Royko, Mary Rutledge, Vicky Sullcc, Tania Samoylicz, Francis Samples, Tesse Shelley, Kathy Smith, MarcieTackett, Iris Torres, Georgian Witnik, Rosemary Gannan, Renee White, Connie Stout. Mr. Swyrydenko H.R. 208: Bacharowski, Don; Dempsey, Terry; Drakates, Gary; Elois, Ronald Field, Ernest; Handeovics, Don; Hurley, Dave; Hudspath, Paul; Jarvis, John; McMahon, Dan; Pieciak, Mark; Prysliak, George; Quinones, Vic; Rivera, Dan; Shields, Robert; Smith, Paul; Snclling, Bill Stafford, Larry; Torres, Maumino; Davis, Linda; Feliciano, Zoraida; Flick, Bonnie; C.ockel, Marie; Goldsberry, Jeanne; Grillo, Antonia; Moorman, Gloria; Negron, Myrta; Peabody, Charlene; Stanley, Karen; Sullivan, Sarah; Waltjcn, Patricia; Hite, Sharon. 109 Using his talent to the fullest, Ulrich Cloege sings out at the Christmas Assembly. Caught in the act of practicing is Pat Tchou. Pondering the questions and problems of history is Pat Selick. Proving it's no fluke, Jim Avery uses his basketball talent for the JV's. no Juniors Study, Relax and Are Puzzled Explaining the days assignment is Linda Wyszinski. Wondering if Dave got the answer is Listening intently to her History instructor, Junior Luba Kosmaschka, makes hasty notes. Chris Kent. Ill Pictures, pictures, everywhere and which one shall we choose? When you're co-editor of the yearbook there's loads of decisions to be made as Carol and Darrell find out here. Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Citizens of Camelot... Having reached the end of our reign as Editor, we now reflect upon the past year. In these reflections, I cannot help remembering many moments of great joy and many of utter disaster. The joys of this editorship have been great and varied. The rushing to meet the first set of deadlines, then the great exultation of having the deadlines moved back, and the agonizing rush the week before the deadline comes due to complete 28-30 pages. Behind every great yearbook, there is an advisor; our book is no exception. Our great woman is Mrs. Helene Maloy. She has given unceasingly of her time and of her counsel. Mrs. Maloy has helped us over many rough spots and out of many a tight squeeze. Also, I would like to thank Mr. Ray Vladcr, our representative from the publisher. He, like Mrs. Maloy, has given us his counsel and time. In many ways Mr. Vlader has been taken into our family and has endeared himself to us. Last, but not least, I would like to thank my co-editor, Carole Zander, who has taken on many jobs and has done them admirably. I would like to thank the rest of my staff for all their time and effort in completing Camelot '68. The time has come to put Camelot '68 to bed and let the history of Lincoln move into a new chapter, which holds, who knows what for the coming years. Yearbook editor Darrell Felon's motto seems to be Keep Smiling! , even if you're losing out on the grub to complete the job. 112 i