Lincoln High School - Lincolnia Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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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.

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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

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 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.