Lincoln High School - Lincolnia Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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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

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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

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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