Lincoln Junior High School - Lancer Yearbook (Yonkers, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

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K, .-1. 2 , f xi-Mx A i ,,, K V H Q EDITOR IN CHIEF Irene Rubenstem ART EDITOR anet Stern BUSINESS MANAGER Howard Strome CO ORDINATING EDITORS Assn t Edxtors Kenneth Ronson Brooke Parlser Sports Kalman Kessler Assn t Art Stephanle Rlx ers Assn't Buslness Georgme Barna Lourse Shapiro CO ORDINATOR Mr Morgan Hughes ART ADVISOR Mrs Henrletta Sangenlto 'LINCOLN LOG' LITERARY STAFF Marrlyn Roscnstock Erleen Gordon Grace Cassotto Temma Kaplan Ph1l1p SIIVCI man Robert Jutltou1t7 Rlchard Holt Marlannt Carlson Judy Habeck Barbara I andes Mary Laxse ART STAFF Anthony C aldara V1r mra Palmrsanl Re ma lxlancrm Helen Bernardr SPORTS ames McManus John Drerer Peter TV1llens Harvey Berltey Eugene De Mayo BUSINESS STAFF Alan Srsklnd Ralph Far gnoll Marxlyn Duma Mabel Seamen Barbara Casalbore Harvey Nathan Marllyn Scher June Davrs Steve VVunste1n Phyllls Zax odny Allan Rubrn Janlce acobs Frank Kaufman Joan Handelman Lorrame LCUC1 Rozalre Stram Stephen Schwartz Bllly Snyder Judy Urso Barbara Halprrn Thelma Freeman V1v1an Epstern Fran Dodrck ' Beth Tannenbaum Publrshed by the graduatmg class of 1960 Llncoln Hlgh School, Kneeland Avenue, YOI1kCI'S New York ARTHUR A NATELLA, Prlncrpal HERBERT HERBST, ASSISIZHT PI'lf1C1paI I 1 .1EgEgEgE3E3EE3EQEQE3E , I x X 1 7 A . 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P . . 7 Y 3 r v FOREWORD A YEARBOOK IS A COMPENDIUM OF FACES EX PERIENCES AND EVENTS THIS ANNUAL STRIVES TO CAPTURE THE SPIRIT OF RESTLESSNESS EX CITEMENT AND INTELLECTUAL AWARENESS THAT LINCOLN JUST AS THE MOBILE IS A BALANCE OF CON TOUR SPACES AND VOLUME A SCHOOL IS A BALANCE BETWEEN ACADEMIC ATHLETIC AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES AS THE LAST ADDITION TO THE MOBILE OF OUR YEARS HERE AT LINCOLN WE THE EDITORS PRESENT THE 1960 LINCOLN LOG 3 HAS CHARACTERIZED OUR YEARS HERE AT CONTENTS C It c11ts 11011 110111 191 1111 111011 171111011111 s N11 ssi 1 Ass1s11n1P111111p11s NI ssx 1 SENIOR HIGH FACULTY F11 11111 P11010 12111115 SENIORS C 1 1sS 11181015 31 11101 C 01111111 11111 Officus S1 11101 P11010 1ap11s C 1 xss P111p11cCx 3111101 P0pu1111ty P011 I 1st XX 111 and C1151 IIULITT UNDERCLAQSMEN 1111101 C lass Oflicus and C01mc11 1111101 11011011 100111Q 1111101 P0p111111tx P011 SOID11OIIl0I Q 1101111 1 00mQ 8011110111016 POIJl11f1I'1Iy P011 4 1 101016 1s 181080 Pagce 82 to 96 - iz sz ' ' 1 J. - . U1 11515 1, , H, I. Pug-J 1 ' - ' -' 1- ',-1 V 1 v 1 ' 1 f-' v 1 1 ,- v' wx 1 I 1 1 f 1 JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY P1 Mgt., Q JUNIOR HIGH ,M Nmth C1 idc Homerooms Xllllll C'1'1ClC Populixm Poll E1 lull Click Homuoomg E1 lmth Cmdc Populou ltx Poll Sucntlx f mall llomr roorm SlXQIltl1 C1 lclc Vopul IIIU Poll ACTIVITIES Vw to W Y c 11 book Scloll Honor Soclctx nc-ra1O1 Immtlon COHITJCHCIIIITTI B md incl Oxclu Qtri C lmoxrs Clubs P1Lsl4ItoI69 VWFSIIX ind X Foothill Y IISIU l X lhslxctlnll Boxwlm Su ummm C1055 Count w Go f Tcnms Bncball FI mclx Clue n Txsulm ADVERTISEMENTS PQ QS 166 to 192 zg,. 10- . ' E1 , Pages - l2O . 11 X A ,F-L X LT ' 'Q 11 f , Q' 11 L' ' Y . N. . . ' ' rl I ' . fa ' L' ' Pam -- f- V, . . . A . 1 :lx v Go 'gg 2 C ' 2 L , . , , :qv f , 1 'unc . .. ' L 'I U' A A. '. ' U' 5 . X' - . , 1' , x . .. , Url Q ..-- fr W U' 'U APPRECIATION few ML X Wwiwwjhffw FOR THE ANECDOTES LAUGHTER TO OUR LIPS AND THE TEACHING METHODS THAT HAVE BROUGHT KNOWLEDGE TO OUR MINDS HIS SIX YEARS AT LIN COLN TEACHING SPANISH FRENCH ENGLISH AND LATIN HE HAS GIVEN EXCELLENT PREPARATION TO MANY STUDENTS IN LANGUAGE STUDIES AS FACULTY SPONSOR OF THE YEARBOOK HE HAS PRO VIDED THE STAFF WITH ADVICE AND GUIDANCE CONTINUOUSLY AND CONSCIENTIOUSLY THROUGHOUT THE YEARS FOR THESE REASONS WE PROUDLY DEDICATE THE 1960 'LINCOLN LOG' TO MR. MORGAN HUGHES, A MAN SETTING A WONDERFUL EXAMPLE IN EVERY WAY FOR THOSE IN ASSO- CIATION WITH HIM. 6 I -,fl THAT HAVE Bnoucm . . . IN MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL THE ENDURING QUEST The sages of every age haxe med 1tated upon the mean1n of hap pmess how to achleve It and how to preserve It It IS safe to say that happ1ness IS an mtangl ble vlrtue sou ht by all but achleved by few Thls may be the case because there are two lunds of happmess the happlness that naturally results from the good fortune of others and happmess that comes from w1nn1nD some personal trlumph or galnlllg a selfish goal At thls t1me an over whelmmg seffment of our SOCICIY IS feverlshly SKFIYIYID for the sec ond klnd of happmess to get happmess through ltnowl edge for knowledge 15 m the final analssxs the foundation for wxsdom and from wisdom comes undez tandmg Happmess IS understandlng It IS the understandlng of the other people ln the world thelr joys and sorrows tl1ClI' emotlons and problems m rtlatlon to ours Hap pmcss may be found ln understandlng of the fundamental truth conccrnme, the way to lne your llfe Happlness may be found m llfe ltself but only lf we understand how to lne lt 7 ' ' U' - O 9 'i . 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MESSAGE MR HE RBST FROM Today 1n our Amerlcan soclety there appears to be a trend toward moral dlsorlenta t1on Ind1v1duals 1n the1r attempt to achleve success reach for the goal wlthout too much concern about the means The ernphas1s on success has caused a d1lemma On the one hand, opportunxty 15 more w1dely d1spersed than ever before and at the same tlme we are less bound by the rules of fam1ly and communlty Thus more responslbxllty IS placed upon the 1n d1v1dual to choose on h1S own 1n1t1at1ve the rlght road to follow The responsxblhty for th1s cho1ce l1es somewhere between tlght control from the outs1de and complete freedom Internal regulatlon of conduct IS 1nvolved however It IS not an author1ty but a self unposed acceptance of the values of ethlcal hvmg If accepted as a way of l1fe th1s prmclple can contr1bute greatly to hvmg 1n har mony Wlth others and w1th one s self 8 K K I , . 3 I Q g 5 nf' Q . ,. . . .Y . . , , J 9 3 ' . , . , - . , - . , , ff, N-...K ,,,,.A..,.-M ?3P'5E?f'i I .f, W 1.31 H. L I f 0 Q ,gf-3 Q 1 'Y ,,,.:A.. ,..-.W-v--' F,-1-155335 YW! QW- fv ,QW fnW ' A ,,.-mf! . 1 ' Nw,..-w',,,,,., t y 'J' ,yawn A , V , , I t Mia Mw,,m,. , ' . ar M ' ' ' V I 'bln' .,,- ENIOR HQQH, 4'- MISS ARKINSON nurse N.Y.U. B.S. MR. BARNHARD phyxieal education N.Y.U., B.S., MR. D'ANNA math Manhattan Coll. B.A. C lumbia T.C. MA. MR. ASHKINAZI history Long Island U.B.A. C.C.N.Y. M.A. 2. MRS. BEALE MR. BOTTING Englixh induxtrial arts N.Y.U. B.A., M.A. N.Y.S,T.C., Oswego. Q51 in . H In .I ew. Q., Y ,T I im. J' Q . f I N -. eleet X MR. BUSCH MRS. COHEN health typing Long Island U. B.S. N.Y.S.T.C., Albany B.S. f if V' 115 .- .. MISS DEEP MRS. DIAFERIA physical education Spanish Sargent Coll. B,S. Boston U. Coll. of New Rochelle B.A. Columbia U. MA., U. of Havana, grad. work. 10 MRS. FEINER guidance N.Y.S.T.C. Albany B.A. Co- lumbia U. M.A. MR. GELLER Englixh, theater arts N.Y.U. B.A., M.A. MRS. GIGLIOTTI ojice Butler Business School. INIR. DIAFERIA MRS. EL SHAFIE English history Champlain BA., N.Y.S.T.C. U. of VVisconsin B.A., M.A. Albany. MRS. FINK MISS FITZGERALD ojice French, Latin N.Y..U. B.A., Columbia U. Mt. St. Vincent BA. Co- M.A. lumbia U.. Sorbonne. France MR. GELORMINO Englixh Manhattan Coll., Hunter Coll. Fordham U. B.S., M.A. MISS GUILIANO MRS. HARNION Spanigh English N.Y.S.T.C. Albany BA., CO- Wells College B.A.. Colum lumbia U. bin T.C. MA, MR. HARSANYI MRS. HOERUP Englixh, German ofice Columbia U. B.A. Commerce High School MR. HOLSTEIN MR. HUGHES math French. Spanifh, Laiin Yeshiva University BA., Catawba Coll. B..-X., Lv. of B.R.E., M.A. North Carolina BI..-X. en MRS. KRASNOW MR. LUM biology guidance Bennington, Hunter Coll. U. of Hawaii B. Ed. B.A., M.A. MRS. MCCAINE MRS. MCDONALD MISS MILLING librarian guidanae typing Howard U. A.B., U. of South- N.Y. S.T.C. New Paltz N.Y.U. Columbia U. M.A. working ern Calif. M.S., L.S. B.A. Hunter Coll. M.A. on Ed. D. Columbia. 12 MRS. MINERVINI physical education Madison Coll. B.S., Columbia T.C. M.A. MR. PRIOR MR. RAGGIO physical education math Manhattan Coll. B.S. Manhattan Coll. B.A., M.A. MR. ROMANO MRS. SANGENITO chemistry lift Manhattan Coll. B.S. C.C. Parsons, N,Y.U. B.S. Grad. N,Y,M,A, work Cornell Fordham U. Art Students League is la MRS. SCHEELE MR. SCHLEIMER Ofifv chemixtry, physics Packard Commercial School C,C,N,Y, B,S,, M.S. 13 MISS PFIEFFER guidance Mt. St. Vincent B.S., Colum bia T.C. M.A MRS. SERGENIAN home economics Hunter College B.S. MR. SKIBITSKY MRS. SLHTH music biology N.Y.U. B.S., M.S. Boston T.C. B.S., M.S., C0- lumbia Grad. School. MRS. THORNE MISS TERHANIAN hmory N English . U. of Chicago AB., Principia .Y.U. B.A., Columbia U. A'A., U. of Nunn. B.S., grad. M.A. work Washington U. MRS. UBOLDI ojfce Brown's Business School. MR. TORRES music N.Y.U. B.S.. M.A. Julliard School of Music. lf. ' 'fi ' if ,fi gLf'if'ii K . ' liz 47+ 'Ny 1 ,X X. W' x waz MRS. VERGARI history Queens Coll. B.A. N.Y.U. Grad. School. 14 MR. TIERNEY physical education Manhattan Coll. B.S. 94' MRSTREIBER English N.Y.U. B.A., C.C.N.Y. M.A. MRS. WEILL history Columbia Grad. Pub. Law M.A., Hunter B.A. 1 A if -174 ,,-.U f ' - just another mlsplaced modl fler... I know they voted me most argumentative, but VERBALLY they meant' One for me, one for you, and one for the yearbook . . . Im tellmg you Coach thls horse cant lose' um Who says Lxncolns gonna wln 9 One more foot and we could have blue hghts too' O K THROW m the tear gas' 15 What s my percentage this week? LINCOLN MARCHING O G 'X a ll 0 fl cl l Q 9 Lmcoln xs1ll ft ht Orm 'nd to x 1cto1w Bchmd us st md the pulple and vlh1te C omt on and heat that othel tum I ancexe do or dle March on down the Held all of out mx ht L H S Flght on Lmcoln H1 h Rcpeatj On to x 1cto1W VVe re out to wm for Lmcoln agam Come on and beat that other team Laucels do or d1e VN ell wave 1 bltter f:lL,llfW1tl1 all of our ml ht Flfjllt on Lmcoln H1 l1 XX oxds bx Lama Bal ash and oan Arlxm Tune GRAND EN'l RY SH ING hx Dax 1d Baslxcrx 1lle 16 Repeat .1 rr nwmx. .ownm Held. . i V. .Q N ,K . . 1,5 ' ' 1 A . ' ' . . 1 ' 4 ' xc 5 VVe'll wage a bitter flght with Y x ' .KY 5 T . . .Q i - . ., . ,- ' 3 7 , Y n ' l .T S 1 .ir . .g I ff' SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Our futures lre on the horrfon They hold the promrse of the unexplored and the untrred All of our energres wrll be d1rected toward the fulfrllment of the goals whxch wrll confront us rn years to come Our hrstorres are our own and eyeryones for our lryes are rnterwoyen Our paths haye touched and played upon the meanlnof and drrectron of the others NN hat blurry rrnpressrons of experrences, faces and emotrons wrll find them selxes rn our consclous thouffhts twenty years from now? XX hat portron of our school lry es wrll we wrsh to recall? We wrll all remember the cacophony of carpenters hammers of concrete mrreers and of creatron rtself that accompanred our hrst few years at Lrncoln The school was bernv burlt and we were growrng wrth rt, rn number and ya rrety Our General Organmatron Grew from an rmpotent organ to become a large flourrshrng orUan17at1on wrth unportance throughout the entrre school Vrth Mr Geller as faculty adyrsor and the elected scnror officers Dean Petros Mary Larse and rlemma Kaplan rt sponsored all sports and many of the socral events The GO store opened, and as more responsrbrlltrcs were Urxen to the orvanwatron, we heard the begrnnrnff of lklr Raffgros speeches to BUY A G O CARD AND SL PPORT X OLR SCHOOL In our unror year the yarsrty football team came rnto berng, rt was a rough and drscouragrng start wrth only two touchdowns made all season But durrnv our Qenror year thrnvs be Gan to look up We scored at least once 1n each game and succeeded rn trouncrnff Rooseyelt an old rryal lkleanwhrle the V foot ball team won the crty champronshrp two years rn a row and holds a promlse of successful Varsrty football rn the near future In basketball we haye shone more brrllrantly In our unror year Preston Denby and Kenny Sarubbr became heroes on campus rlhey helped us tre Gorton Hrgh School for the Central Westchester league champronshrp Dur mg our Senror year the 6 3 trro Fen S8Il1bbl Preston Denby and rm Brady led us to xrctory t1me and trrne affarn In addrtlon to these two sports the G O sponsored track swrmmmg, cross country bowllng and tennrs teams Hugo S1ewertsen and Georffe Sage made a name for us 1n cross country competltron, whrle Arthur Leyrn racked up a fine bowlrng average The cheerleaders were also supported by the G O Irene Cohen and Arlene XV1lson co captarns recrurted male cheerleaders Grl Sanchev, Howre Strome, Jerry Susman and Steye Gutman to lend support rn leading the cheers wrth therr deep bassos They drd a fine loud Job The Imcoln Hrgh School band rs one of the finest rn the crty Brrffht yellow md purple unrforms were ordered ln our unlor year from money rarsed rn a 18 Q I .x Y . . 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Y Y . . maffafinc drru The surntx fue members looked 'rnd sounded loud W hethcr marchrnff rn tht rain or plaxrnff comfortably rn therr own auditorium the band was one of the achievements of 1 student body takrnfr an aetrwe interest rn therr school As the school ffrew our encrffres and rdeas dexeloped and were grwen a chance to be tested rn other fields XVe were rn a Llfllqlle srtuatron a new school wrthout the restrrctrnff tradrtrons of precedent was rn our hands to be led down new roadways of experience One of the experiments was the foundrnfr of a lrterary drffest FOMPITN Dll Al Published once '1 year rt was '1 selected cornprlatlon of essays poems stories 'md art work that was submitted to the staff bv the students It had an ausprcrous bevrnnrng rn our umor xear and rn the Senror year rt was under the direction of Richard Abrams, Brll Hresrnger, and Phrlrp Srlverman The SCROLL our newspaper beffan to appear at reeular rnterx als mainly through the efforts of the edrtors Rrchard Holt Kal Kessler Gary Stern and Robert rrtkowrtz It contarned exerythrnv from srck jokes to strrrrnff edrtorr als Last year, haxrng been submrtted to the Columbia Scholastrc Press rt placed second rn ltS class time enerfry 'md anrcrety went mto these pages than were exhausted rn any other published article social ment or football ame Irene Rubenstein editor, and anet Stern art edrtor pushed the staff alonff when they were lax and actually held the orvanrfatron tovether The culmrnatron of thrs work rs the finest and largest yearbook rn Lrncoln s hrstory In scholarshrp our class erceelled The Honor system was rnrtrated rn our unror year 'md carried throuvh to the Senior year It consrsted mainly rn the honor of haxrnfr more work than anx other class Qpecral proffrerms were rnstrtuted such as Adxanced lirolofrx Theatre Arts and Spanish Four Four boxs Rrehard Holt kV1lll'lIH urck Phrlrp Srlxermfrn and Allan Zaklad placed as sernr Frnalrsts rn the National Merrt ualrfyrng Tests Thrrteen other stu dents reeexed letters of Commendation The rnductron of the 'National Honor Society included some thrrty students the lardest Group to be honored rn a srnvle class rn Lrncoln s short but scholarly efcrstence The Senror class ofhcers were Jeff Hoffman Domrnrck Darnato, Ioseph 9anche7 and Helen Capelrnr They headed the Senior Council w hrch planned all socral cxents of the class rncludrnv the genror Prom I'hese were the accomplishments of '1 group of people actrnfr as an efficient student body They reflect the efforts of ererv classman These are the ev perrences which wrll help to shape our future Our wrctorres and farlures lie behind us and before us 19 5r'.' ' T . Q - ' 'v' ' , ' c . Y 1 ' ' w ' v .' D . ' ' ' ' ' ' . . V , . v , L . x dv L '. C C L I Q - . ' ,. ' ' . , ' . ' U a o ' ' I O ' 7 ' A , , A , O 6 . , , L - f . . s L , . . ., ., A 4' L ' T Y . . . , , k 5. . , 3 ' , ,D D 1 , t 'S 3 5 4 . s D , . C , 7 7. . . . . l L 1 5 X , C.s. Our final and ultimate literary achievement is this yearbook. More work, ' , 5 1 . i ' i . L , ' ,. . 2 ' 3 ' Q ' ' 7 J ' 7 ' 5 9 G 1 D I' D ' Y f . . , . . - . Y I DIV, f . f. C L s . 5 D D . . . , V . O , . , , . . . H , , - I L . , . X A , V . if . ., D K . . V r K D r Mr Romano THE SENIOR COUNCIL The Senior Class, with the sup- port of sponsors, Mrs. Claire Weill and Mr. Francis Romano, has participated in many activi- ties of benefit to both the class treasury and the entire school. Refreshments were sold during half time at basketball games, as had been done the year before, and the Senior Councll repre sentatne of the eight senior homerooms helped plan the No vember Thanlxsgixinv Dance and the Senior Prom Mrs Weill SEATED Helen Capelini Ione Meyer Marilyn Rosen ham Ferns Gorra Jeff Hoffman Ray Kxttelstad John stock Barbara Casalbore Harriet Fme Susan Kamm Zuham B111 Barnsford Dom DAmato Phil Plzzola sky Laura Barash STANDING Bob Levy Mano Zu joe SanChCZ 20 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SECRETARY HELEN CAPELINI Better to be small and .vhzne than large and cast a Jhadow Bxology Squad 2 Scroll 2 Booster Squad 3 Class Secy 3 Gym Of ce 34 GO Rep 4 Stoc Comm 4 Natlonal Honor Socl ety 4 Student Councnl 4 VICE PRESIDENT DOMINICK DAMATO Dom An all around guy Football 2 3 GO Servxce Squad 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 Track 2 3 Pres of Homeroom 2 Bxology Squad 2 21 PRESIDENT JEFF HOFFMAN A uznnmg smzle will go a long long way Servlce Squad 234 Class Vlce Presldent 3 Scroll News Edxtor 3 GO Rep 34 Swlmmmg 34 Edltor of News Bureau 4 TREASURER JOSEPH SANCHEZ Fought through the war of the roses JV Basketball 2 Baseball 234 Football 2 3 4 G O Servxce Squad 234 Student Councxl 3 4 Varslty Club 4 Intramural Sports 234 I J 3 5 S I 4 , ' ' ' 7 3 3 I - Il I! . , , , . . ,I 3 I 1 I ! ' Y J! Y J 1 7 - Y 3 7 - fi , , . . . 5 k . , - , . .I U joe ' ' J 5 I Y D 1 I ' ' 5 7 Y Y 3 I 7 5 ' RICHARD ABRAMS Ricky Brother, can you spare a dime? Compendium Editor 45 Math Honor Society 4. . ROSEMARIE ALTIERI Roe Mighty like a rose. G.O. Service Squad 25 Choir 2,35 Opera guild 35 Senior Council 4g G.O. Homeroom Rep. 45 Health Representative 4. JANET AHRENS Zeldi Lincoln? loss, New jer:ey's gain. Choir 2,3,45 Swimming 2,35 Scroll Staff 4g Gym Office 35 Intramu- ral Sports 2,3. JAMES ANDERSON jim Mild-mannered man. 22 CAROL ALEXY To know her is to be fortunate. Girls' Twirling Squad 2,35 Choir 2,3,4g Biology Squad 4. THOMAS ANGELILLO Tomm JOAN ARKIN joni' Only her hairdresser knows for sure. Cheering Squad 2,3,4g Choir 25 Dramatic Society 3,43 Scroll 2,35 Lincoln Log 35 Oflice Staff 43 BLAISE ANELLO Dark eyes . . . likeable lad. Hand ball 2,3,4g Office 2,3,4g Wit is a sudden explosion of thought. Cross Country 25 G.O. Rep. 2g Track Team 45 195' DAVID ATKINS Fats Happiness is cheaper than worry,' so why pay the higher price. 23 SUSAN BADER Susie So small, so petite, this girl's really neat. Girls' Twirling Squad. JOEL BAHR I, B. Harmless as a paper tiger. Scroll 25 Golf 35 Cross Country 35 Track 25 Audio Squad 35 Stage Crew 3. EUGENE BALLARD Huge Quiet but friendly. G.O. Rep. 45 Stock Committee 45 Cross Country 2,35 Choir 2 Tumbling 2,3. LAURA BARASH Listen to that laugh. Lincoln Log 25 Choir 25 Vice- President of HR 25 Drama Club 35 G.O. Rep. 35 PTA Rep. 35 Cheerleading 3,45 Nat'l Honor So- ciety 45 G.O. Service Squad 45 G.O. Service Squad 45 Scroll 4, Senior Council 45 Guidance Of- fice 4. GEORGINE BARNA George This seriorita is really sweet. Band 2,3,45 Scroll Circulation Mgr. 25 Lincoln Log 2,3, Assn. Business Mgr. 45 Opera Guild 25 G.O. Rep. 2,35 Lib. Assist. 2,35 Nat'l Honor Society 45 AATSP 45 Volleyball 25 Hispanic Institute of America 4. 24 CAROLE BALTUCH A nice girl in every sense of the word. Twirling Squad 25 Scroll Staff 2, 35 Lincoln Log 2,35 Drama Club 3,45 Opera Guild 3, Library As- sistant 4. ADOLPH BERGER The out o door type aluayx WILLIAM BARRISFORD Wol Fast man about town but just plam Bzll Football 34 Dramatlcs 34 Bas ketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 G O Servxce Squad 3 4 Student Coun cnl 34 Track Team 2 Band 2 Varslty Club 4 lookzng out o wzndowx Lmcoln Hlgh Audxtorlum Squad 4 JV Football 2 Football 3 Audlo Vlsual Squad 2 3 4 WILLIAM BERKMAN I would xtudy if I could find any pleaure m at GO Servxce Squad 34 Swxm mmg Team 24 Varsxty Club 4 25 HARVEY BERKEY The opportumty to do mzschzef 15 found 100 tzmes zz day Basketball 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Scroll 2 O Rep 2 Lmcoln Log 4 GO Serv :ce Squad 3 4 JOAN BLANCK oame Sweet and frzendly Chonr 234 Scroll 2 Scroll Fea ture Edxtor 3 4 Sw1mmxng 2 3 Sec y of H R 3 Trampoline Team 3 Gym Office 3 4 l :JJ J , , ,,, ,G-- ' 'J J ' ,. f ,L v 1 J Q yy' W , xr fu V ,f f, , v,.. x: ' . ' . '15 li as gp ' :sr ral -- ' ' - u -u sa 1: s 1 I , l :ax 9 ' ,Q as , - . .. , 9 9' :Q ' sy ' CHRISTA BOAS Bow It's nice to be natural when youlre naturally nice. Choir 2,4g Trampoline Squad 3g Intramural Sports 2,3. 1 RICHARD BRECIA Dick Future Salesman, Rich in humor. G.O. Service Squad 3,4. THOMAS I. BOZZI Tommy He'5 the idle of his class. STEPHEN BRENDER Steve Likeable lad. G.O. Service Squad 25 Library Staff 4g Preident Of Key Club 3, 4. 26 JAMES BRADY Diamond jim Always racking up points for L.H.S. Basketball 2,3,4g G.O. Service Squad 3,45 Color Guard 4. ROBERT BRENNAN Bob Fabulouxly flirtatious. J.V. Football 2g Choir 2g G.O Service Squad 2. PAUL BRENZEL Crazy about cars. 1. , L- SUSAN BRODY Sue Enthusiastically efervescent. Cheerleading 2,3,4g Scroll 2,3,4g Office Squad 3,4g G.O. Rep. 2,35 Sec'y of H.R. 2g Bio. Squad 2,43 Red Cross Rep. 2g Swimming Team 2 g Stock Committee 4g Natll Honor Society 4. 27 RICHARD BRIGANTE Richie' Bitten by the baseball bug. Baseball 3g Track Team 25 G.O Service Squad 2,3,4. FRANK BRUNETTO Smile when they say cheexe. ANNA MAY BUCKENMAIER Anne Her vzrtuex exceed the length of her name Choxr 2 Opera Gulld 3 Drama Commxttee 4 .1 Mau Q-P? CAROL SUE BUCKLEY Suzxe I muszc be the spzce o lzfe play on' Choxr Accompamst 234 Opera Gulld 3 4 GO Service Squad 4 Office Staff 4 Twnrlmg 4 Natl Honor Soc 3 4 BARBARA CAMPBELL Soupre Mmm mmm good Lmcoln Log Rep 3 Booster Squad 3 SW1lTlIIllDg Team 3 In tramural Sports 2 GERALDINE CARDILE Gen Fnendly forthnght and femzmne Choxr 2,3, Lxbrary Assnt 2, Secy of HR 2, Treasurer of Home room 3 28 ANTHONY CALDARA Tony Tall and towermg aetwe and artzxtzc OfEce Staff 2 Lmcoln Log Art Staff 4 Compendlum Art Staff 4 l fl J! ' . Aff ffl ' K Jeff, ' lgllkgw Brill 'L X . . 5. I - .N fix ,K 2 2 ff' ' A Club 35 Biology Squad 2g Stock H5 f' ff-ffw ' ff - 1. f ' ' f ' , ' , , 5 1 S - - S 5 5 ' . , . 1 l If 11 i . , S ' 2 N ff ' Pl - S S S ' If 'PF .. , . , .. i . 1 . , . , WW Jllllvflf lf Mg' MARIANNE CARLSON Mare A touch o genzus talented too Cholr 2 PTA Rep 2 1ce s f HR 2 GO R p Band 234 Orchestra 234 Honor SOCICIY 3 Presxdent 4 Opera Gulld 3 Lmcoln Log 4 AATSP 4 Hnspamc Soclety of Amerlca. 4 Advlsory Councxl 4 ll. 4 I HERMAN CARTER Chzp Head zn the clouds J V Football 3 Football 4 Locker Assn t 3 4 MADELINE CASSIDY H DPM BARBARA CASALBORE Barb Przceless gem Scroll 2 3 4 B10 Squad 2 Chou' 234 GO Rep 3 Office Squad 4 Gym Oflice Squad 4 Lmcoln Log 4 Senlor Councll 4 Honor SOCICIY4 Scroll 2 I GRACE. E CASSOTTO Gracze Pleaxzng personality Scroll 34 Dramatlc Soclety 3 Scroll Rep 3 GO Fmance Comm 4 GO SCYVICC Squad 4 Lmcoln Log 4 Office Staff 4 Lashes long eyes of blue charm Natl Honor Society 4 :ng gzrl wztty too Bxo Squad 2 Chonr 2 Guldance Office 3 4 29 y ' f ff I! Q 9 1 S A y , S A - - 3 S 3 S 5 ll ' 1! ' ' , . , A . . 5 g 5 , . gi, K' If JJ 2 V A f - . , 6,5 ' . . - , Q Eggs' M , . . . . , ., ' mga Pre. o ., g .. e. 23 -ttjfll f , , S y , S f S S , ' 5 ' g 1 if ff - 1: ' ' , 5 5 . 5 . . . g . . 3 rc v I Q Q , . 1 J ' I , . - 5 3 , . Cute petzte and real sweet Student Councxl 2 3 Blology Squad 2 Red Cross Rep 2 JOY B CHARKIN Happy as a clam at hugh tzde Red Cross Rep 2, Health Rep 2, 3, Scroll 4, Llncoln Log Rep 4, GO Alternate 3, Scroll Rep 2 MARTIN CAVANAUGH Marty Easy does xt Track 2 3 THOMAS CHESNARD ffTom7J Hold the fort gzrls Fm COM mg Servxce Squad 2,3,4, Tumblmg Team 2,3 , Intramurals 3 30 CAROLE CELONA Blondie Thu blond prefers gentlemen Choxr 2 3 .R g LORETTA CAVALLO L07i', MARY ANN CIAMARRA Short spunky Secretary .mon Secy of H R 2 Llbrary Squad 2 3 Student Councll 3 Health Rep- resentatlve ARTHUR CIAMPI Champ A champ in every way' Llbrary Squad 3 Track Team 2 FWWSH IREN E K COHEN Lwely peronalzty pert and pretty Cheerleader 3 Capt of Cheerlng Squad 4 GO Service Squad 4 Lmcoln Log 3 G O Rep 2 31 HILDA COHEN Hzldy Rarzng to go Choxr 2 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 G O Rep 2 3 4 B10 Squad 24 Scroll 4 Drum Majorette 4 BRUCE B COLTON Mad muszczan Band 2 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 iii , y A 3 3 ,fe 1 rr - 1: S a 1 S 1 1 S - - - 1 a Q ' : Q 2 ' ff v fr v ' S a 3,4. 1 s 35,5 t ' g 7 5, A y , . . . . , . . 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TERESA CONTI Terry A fnendly girl wzth a fnendly :mile ANTHONY DE FILIPPO Flzpp Feet or football Football Team 2 3 4 G O Servxce Squad FRANK DALBERRI Ffankze Addzcted to autos Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 GO Servxce Squad 2 3 4 Vlce Presx dent of Homeroom 2 ANTHONY DEMEO Artzstzc Humonst Lmcoln Log Art Staff 3 32 5 JUNE DAVIS Lame Her Her Red Rep co n conxczence zsnt troublesome mzrth :J free and bubblexome Cross Rep 2 Fa.m1ly Servlce 34 Booster Squad 4 L1n Log 4 Choxr 4 rr :J ' u - u as S S - - 1 9 S ' ' XA if L I-.4 ff, V .lv We 'Q e gi X , :J 4-1532 Y g vm- .1 fy an lm- v rf ' u . . , . : ' Q ' J 5 5 ' 1 , . u - v ,a 5 ' - JOAN DESMOND om La Vzda Es Sueno ANTHONY DI CAMILLO R1 Fnendly to all partzal to none Gymnastlcs 2 3 4 Tumbllng Team 2 G O SCFVICC Squad 2 DAYLE DE SAUVE And when she walks she oten walks wzth Bzlly t1ve 2 Red Cross Representatxve 3 PTA Representatlve 3 Span 1sh Club 2 3 JAMES DI DONATO Between the devzl and the deep blue sea GO Representatxve 2 Chem Lab Assn t 4 Vlsual Aid 2 33 JANET DI FRANCISCO She has the lure of gypsy zn her eyes Guldance Office 2 Llbrary Assnt 2 GO Booster Squad 3 Cholr 4 K ff 'pil , . 1 a S g . . . ff! 'JI s Yearbook 2,35 G.O. Representa- V . 5 . A s . - - 5 - , . , f . S . , ' 3 . . 5 . . . , . . - , . . , . ROBERT DILLER Kzller Fnendly and mee a regular guy Football 3 4 GO Servxce Squad LEE DODICK Bret Lzncoln Hzghs anxwer to Paul Blology Squad 2 Tenms 2 3 Book Room Assn t 2 3 4 Scroll 4 STEPHEN DITKO Steve Alert amzable aetwe profiezent chemut college bound Cholr GO Representatlve 234 V n- X Q JANET DOUGLAS jan Happy go lovely Nurses Oflice 2 3 Llbrary Assnt 23 Gym OfHce 4 GO Repre sentatwe ROBERT DI'I'I'BRENNER Bo Eznstem of the math class Scxence Club 4 Track Cross Country 3 4 fl ' IJ , 5 . . . ll JJ l I J g . 7 ' ' 3 7 ' w lf bi! 5 S , . cr 11 ' . . ,f 49 1 ' ' 11 if V 3' ' iw f 1, iw, Bunyan. , 5 - - .n fl , 3'-,gf , 2 J : f , f. g-,A 5 7 3 ? ' If I! . ' ' 7 J y S S - ' ' JOHN DREIER Always zn the swam CHARLES DRACHMAN Chuck just plam unforgettable B10 Squad 2 Dra.mat1cs Club 3 Red Cross Rep 2 Lmcoln Log 4 Swxmmmg 234 Track 3 4 GO Servlce Squad 3 Student Councll 3 Band 2 Stock Market Comm 4 VINCENT ELETTO Vmny Naturally good natured A lovely smile a ready wat A fnendly gzrl that s all of rt Scroll 2 34 Gxrls Volleyball team 24 Guldance Office 3 PTA Rep 3 Yearbook Rep 3 Trampohne Team 3 Lmcoln Log 4 JAMES T FNGLAND Is he another Henry james? Band 2,3,4, Dance Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 3,4, Radlo Club 3 an . J if S p 3 lf' A 4 A fr 4 Q- A ' MARILYN P. DUMA Feeb . . - , .- . ' Y 3 5 I , 5 5 . . . . 5 . 5 5 ' 5 ' ' ,,s , 9 - - s s 5 fl JI 5 ' 9 LENORE ENGLANDER Lee Bert wzth a baton Orchestra 2 3 4 Gxrls Twlrhng 2 3 4 Lxbrary Assn t 4 GERALDINE FERRARA Gen To know her 1: to lzke her Bxology Squad 3 Booster Squad RALPH FARGNOLI By then ments modest men are known Red Cross Rep 3 Scroll 34 Lm coln Log 4 GO Fmancxal Com m1ttee 4 STEPHEN FIELD Steve Nothzng S zrnposszble it xt ham t been done be ore G O Representatxve 4 36 Al1ve7 Rzdzeulous' Bxology Squad 4 Audlo Broad castmg 4 Lmcoln Log 4 V STEVEN FARRON Steve' 4. . , . A H . ju J f . ABBY FIELDS Lzfe :J for lwzng GO Servxce Squad 34 Cheer leader 4 Scroll 34 Guxdance Office 4 Natlonal Honor SOClCty 4 Dramatxc Socnety 4 Stock Comm 4 HARRIET FINE Harn Lovely lwely sparkle zn her eyes Student Councll 4 Scroll 2 GO Rep 2 ROGER FITZGERALD Rag' Ready smile Band 2 3 4 Opera Guxld 2 Bas ketball 2 Orchestra 4 Chess Club 2 Choxr 2 3 37 MICHAEL FINE Mzke I know that boy we slept to gether zn the same math class Tenms Te1m 2 3 4 G O Servxce Squad 2 4 Student Councxl 3 Scroll 2 3 4 GO Fmance Comm 4 GO Rep 4 RICHARD FONTANA Dzck I dont hate work but lm not m sympathy with zt ff ' JI , . 1 ,, , . . 1 9 1 ,,,, , , , . . . , . . . . ff 'DJ V . . . 3 7 ' Q : ' ' ' A X . wk If , . if xiii, ' ' ar ' , - 3 J D , 1 7 J ' ' If ' J! 1 1 ' ff J r 7 s J ' 1 1 s 9 ' PETER FORMAN Why arent they all contented like me? Radlo and Electromcs Club 3 Audlo Club 3 Audxo Vlsual Club 4 Stage Crew 4 ELLEN GEIGER sofa of an unbeatable combma tton Blology Squad 2 Scroll Repre sentatlve 2 Gym Office Staff 3 4 Health Rep 3 4 SUSAN FRANK ue Plenty of snap crackle and pop Cheerleader 2 Blology Squad 2 Secretary Treasurer of Homeroom PHYLLIS GOLDSTEIN Bztsy Lots of fun Newspaper 2 3 Oflice Squad 24 Llbrary Squad 3 Volleyball 2 EDWARD FREED Money Bags The apparel often proclazms the man Basketball 2 GO Servxce Squad Representatxve 4 Track 2 3 4 J ' Y, ' xi S 5 . ' . 5 . Us I! J I ' S S 2. ff JI g . . ' 4g Senior Stock Comm 43 G.O.. . 3 5 1 ' 1 ' a 1 Q , . KI ' ll s 9 S 5 . U' 38 ,f MICHELE GORAN Lets go danczng m GO Servlce Squad 2 Choir 2 Folk Smgmg Club 2 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 234 Assoclate Ed1tor of Compendlum 4 Apt at wnt EILEEN GORDON Pleasmg personalzty Brazm be szdex Scroll 23 Scroll Feature Edxtor 4 Lmcoln Log 4 Yearbook Rep 2 Natl Honor Socxety 4 Scxence Club 4 CHARLES GORGOLIONE Happy go lucky Yearbook Representatxve 4 FERRIS GORRA Doc Beware I might do Jomethmg sematzonal yet Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 J V Basketball 2 JV Football 3 Varslty Foot ball 4 Bowling 234 Golf 23 GO Rep 2 3 Student Councll 3 4 G O Servxce Squad 3 4 39 MYRNA GRADOWITZ 50'Z: of an unbeatable combma tzon Secretary of Homeroom 2 Booster Squad 3 Bl0lOgy Squad 2 Aff, 11' . X' , - 1 I 3 3 ' . ' ' . ' 7 Y rfi: 1' , . . . . , , I 7 Q Y 7 5 5 I , . If 5, .- 3 I 7 Y 7 , 3 I 3 ' ' a - ' 1 ' 5 7 P J I D . . . , , , , . . , . DIANE GRAMAGLIA Dee Hold the fort boys Im eommg Cholr 2 Jumor Red Cross Repre sentatzve 2 DIANED GRINDLEY Honey colored han' wzth a honey colored smzle Booster Squad 4 Bxology Squad CAROL GREENBERG I just love that houxe Presxdent of HR 2 Volleyball 2 RICHARDJ GRINDLEY Duck To leave Lmeoln I surely hate at xeems I've been here since '98 Track 2 40 DANIEL GREENBERG Dan Dauntlexs drwer Swzmmmg Team 34 Scroll 4 Debatmg Club 4 ., l gg!! V , 22' 'f . i f 1. Q rr J: , . 1 ' V , - ' rr JJ . . , . u 1 2 J J ff ' J: 1 ELISSA GROSS Lee Dress 15 an mdex o your contentx Lmcoln Log 3 Scroll 3 Leaders Club 3 Oiiice Staff 4 B1ology Squad 23 Swlmmlng 3 Volley ball Team 2 4 ANNE GROSSMAN Full of laughter ull o un al ways a .rmzle for eaergone GO Squad 4 Guxdancc Office 4 Scroll Representatlve 4 STEVE GUTMAN Gutx That rock n roll rhythm GO Servxce Squad 4 Cross Country 2 Scroll Representatxve 41 JOSEPH GURRERI ack Can I help hkmg the guy MARTIN GUTTER Marty He relaxed after hzs Sophomore year Football 2 Track 2 GO Repre sentatne 2 Drama Club 2 ff! IJ , . . ,f ff , - A V 1 . . , , . f 'Ka .W Q l,,,,w- nh ff .U . . f I ' . . 1 I 5 J l 5 7 5 - , . ff ,Ll , , . . ' , . If JJ , l . I v . . 3 ! JUDITH HABECK udy Dependabzlzty zs fudys star upon that baszs she ll go ar Scroll Representative 2 Cholr 3 4 Lmcoln Log 4 GO Booster Squad 4 SUSANA HIERRO Angel She was a senzor when she came but m every way shes won her ame Cheenng 23 Choxr 23 Drama Club 3 Dance Club 2 3 Band 3 PATRICIA HARRISON Pa Oh' so sweet Cholr 2 3 4 Twxrlxng 3 4 WILLIAM HIESINGER Bull He has more power m hzs silence than others zn thezr voices Track 2 JV Football 2 Foot ball 34 Baseball 34 Compen dxum Edxtor 4 42 NANCY HELDMAN Nan I lake to gzggle I like to act I lzke a lot of things zn fact Office Asslstant 4 Llbrary Assist ant 4 1 4 -Q ff, 1, . . . , ' J . , f , . s 1 f n 1 ' - K , ff tl, 1 1 1 1 - W: Q' LQ ' -2 'J ff ll 1 1 1 Z - ' 2 fr 11 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 s Q ' rf ' as l ' - 1 ' 3 5 1 1 ' WILLIAM HIRT Shylock Whatever he doex he takex hs tzme for hurry and worry are not m hrs lme Red Cross Representatlve 4 Gel ler Club 3 4 RICHARD HOLT Rzck Wzsdom eomex to none by chance B10 Squad 234 Scroll 2 Scroll Managmg Edxtor 3 Scroll Edxtor 4 Radlo Electromcs Club 3 Scl ence Honor Soc 3 Pres 4 Na txonal Honor Soc 34 Lmcoln Log 4 Advlsory Councll 4 JANICE JACOBS janet Szmply smcere Harmony un lzmzted Red Cross Representanve 3, Lm coln Log 4 ROBERT HOUSE Bo 2!5 Gemus 3f5 Fudge JV Basketball 2 JV Football 2 Varsxty Football 3 4 Baseball 2 Golf 34 GO Squad 3 Student DOROTHY JOHNSON Dotty A graczous hasten' Health Representatxve 2 Tram polme 3 Tn Phi 4 fl bl! . I I . . 5 . . 5 y S Z 1 S - - S Council 4g Varsity Club 4. fl ' I! ' . , , 5 s S S 5 ' . 5 . 5 - ' , S ' rf Q: i 3 S ' V 'R , , . If ,J 3 - 5 . . . ff ,J 43 SONIA JOHNSON Sonny Lz e lzke short but sweet Health Rep 2 Red Cross Rep 3 Cho1r 3 Student Councll 3 Gym Office 3 Booster Squad 3 GO Rep 4 Office 4 Natl Hon oc VANCE JORDAN ordano A mee guy zn every sense o the word GO Servlce Squad 234 Foot ball 23 Track 2 Baseball 34 GO Representatwe 4 ChO1f 2 3 Stock Comm 4 Math Hon Soc1 ety4 JOHN P JOYCE Cat Tall and Amzable Bowlmg 2 ROBERT JUTKOWITZ Bo Smeere and true A fnend select Scroll 2 3 News Edxtor 4 Lmcoln Log 234 Cho1r 2 Cholrmaster 3 Basketball Mgr 234 N tlonal Honor Soclety 34 GO Parhamentanan 4 School Red Cross Rep 34 Bxology Squad 2 44 CAROL JOSEPH Quzet and reserved Reserved for whom 7 General Orgamzatxon Serv1ce Squad 4 .9 , L, I gg A u ,u - S ' S S S if . . 1 . , , .s. I :rj n ' ' sag ' :S S ,S . -' S ,Z A, . , . ' 5 . I vga, rr 1: rr bn 15 S ,,, 5 S - 1,5 3' ,Q -- 5 . ,Q . SUSAN KAMINSKY Suzze All drexsed up to smzle Choxr 2 Secretary of Homeroom 2 GO Servxce Squad 4 Student Councll 4 TEMMA KAPLAN Tam The goal may be high but for her tt s easy ax ple G O AdV1SOI'y Councll 2 3 4 G O Treasurer 4 Lmcoln Log 3 4 Scroll 234 Natlonal Honor So cxety 3 Treasurer 4 School Red Cross Rep 3 Stock Commlttee 4 Math Honor Society 4 THOMAS KASTEN T K Manages lzfe as well as he man ages Lincoln J teams Football Statxstlclan 34 Basket ball Announcer 2 34 Baseball 4 4 JOHN KASE Uncle john God 5 gxft to Football Mgr 2 Presxdent of Homeroom 2 Golf 234 Jumor Red Cross Rep 34 GO Rep 2 3 4 Scroll 3 Famlly Servxce Rep 34 Drama Club 34 GO Serv 1ce Squad 4 UGF Speakers Bu reau 4 KAREN KAUFLER Koran Sweet graczous lots of laughs May your success pzle by rafts Cholr 2 3 Spanlsh Club 3 n 1: A 1 ' --.Q t -1 V , - 1 1 1 . , , . . . , 1 1 1 ' cr 11 1 1 1 1 ' ' . . 1 - - J 1 . , . - . . ,, , . . 5 1 S 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - S 1 rl ' 1: ' I ll 5 l 5 . H Q 1 ' - 1 R . V. , llf -lil., n cr 1 1 1 I . 1 5 ' . ' -In 1 1 lf Il ' J 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' MICHELLE KELLY Mzckey Her egex are as blue as the heav en: her han as gold as the sun Llbrary 2 Intramural Sports 2 EDWARD KRENTSA Ed Governed by whzms and great when he swzms Swlmmmg 2 3 4 KALMAN KESSLER Ka The way to gazn a fnend as to be one Track 2 Lmcoln Log 23 Sports Edxtor 4 Scroll Sports Editor 3 GO Servxce Squad 3 Newspaper Corres 3 Natxonal Honor Socx ety 34 Managmg Edltor of Scroll4 HOWARD KRUGMAN Howie Delzghtfully deuzlzxh Bxology Squad 2 Scroll 2 Track 3 Drama Club 3 4 Bowlmg 4 RAYMOND KITTELSTAD Ray Bnght as a ray of sun Basketball 3 G O Servlce Squad 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Student Councxl 4 il : lr ' :J r . , . , . rr lu 9 a a ' ' . ' . 1 1 . . , . , - : Q Riff? rr u . 1 ' ' 1 9 5 J 9 3 rc n a 1 ' rc ' 9: s 9 Y J J ' 3. NEISSA KUBEL Red Always srmlzng tops rn sports Stamp Club 2 Blology Squad 2 3 4 Health Representatlve 3 BARBARA KUROLY Bobble Soft xpoken lzkeable Scroll 2 Health Representatlve 3 MARY LAISE Mare Gzrl wrth a frrendly personalzty GO Servxce Squad 2, Red Cross School Rep 2, Soph Class Sec'y 2, GO Rep 2, Scroll 2,3, Lm coln Log 2,3,4, Cheenng 2,3,4, Natlonal Honor Socxety 3,4, L1 brary Squad 3,4, Sec'y GO 4 ROBERT KURTZ Bo Easy doe: zt Bowlmg Team 2 34 PTA Rep resentatlve 2 Track 2 GO MICHAEL LA MAGNA M zckey Work never killed anyone but why take a chance G O Servlce Squad 3 I , lf b!! VV , l 1 y S ' J, Q l l. . . E 2 1 ' ' - 5 iff , Servxce Squad 2. S fi? fl ' ll 5 ' . Q a ' iii 2. J All fi ff I, ' 5 ' , 1 5 ' Q ff ' JJ I ff 3, BARBARA LANDES Sparklxng brown eyes and e er vescent personalrty Scroll 2 3 Lmcoln Log 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 Stock Comm 4 Gym Oflice 3 Guldance Ofiice 4 JANE LAZZATI feanne Farr and softly goes far G O Servlce Squad 2 Llbrary Club 4 Blology Squad 3 CAROL LAWRANCE Smcere and sweet Intramural Sports 2 Guldance Off 2 3 Sw1mm1ng Team 3 GO Booster Squad 3 Gym Of Hce4 ALAN LEDERFEIND Found at the bottom of most mrs chief Stage Crew 2,3,4, Scroll 2,3, Swlmmlng 2, Golf Team 2,3, B1 ology Squad 2 48 MARION LAZARUS My zdea o an agreeable person zs one who agrees wrth me Blology Squad 2 Gym Omce 4 1 ffViII ' f 0' . G.O. Rep. 25 Dance Comm. 23 , 5 ' , 5 , 5 - 5 5 . 3 . - , S S - . ' ' v ,an f S 5 . . 1 for If JP E . . 5 ' 3 . Al ARTHUR LEVIN Arty Cool calm collected RONALD LEGGIADRO Reggze So tall and strazght Three hur rahs we thznk you re great' Bowling 234 Bxology Squad 2 Track 3 ROBERT LEVY Bo Four years of Spamsh I dzd take but my way m Spam Ill never make Band 2 3 4 Key Club 3 4 Drama Club 34 Student Councll 4 Hrs pamc Instltute 4 49 LAURENCE LEVINE Larry He goes around wzth more gzrls than the revolung doors at Macys Basketball 23 Captam Tenn1s Team 234 GO Sewlce Squad 234 GO Rep 23 Drama Club 23 Varsxty Club 4 Pres Soph Class 2 Natxonal Honor Socxety JUDITH LONG judy To make the world a frzendly place she .vhowx to zt a frzendly ace Chou' 2 Cheenng 2 3 4 Gym Of lice 3 Stock Commrttee 4 Year book A1d4 Trampo11ne4 Q K Z , 1 f ' rr n V. rs 1:7 -- sas -- 'rr as Q ' ' cr :J 1 I 1 1 1 - 4. ax: Q rr '11 1' ' - 1 rf u 1 x :rx ' u bv - . . , . Q . . , ar: ya ps 7 ' 'sis-5 ROBERT LONG Bob Nonchalance to see hzm through A pleasant vozce to luten to GRAHAM LUNDBERG Wznsome, clever, Nozsy, never? Band 2,3,4, G O Serv1ce Squad 3,4, Football 3 WARREN LUCKER Chunky A regular ellow the all around sort fond of people fond o sport Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Cholr 2 GO Servlce Squad 2 3 4 Dance Band 34 Basketball 2 3 4 Football 34 Pres Junxor Class 4 Baseball 2 3 4 STEWART LUSTGARTEN flstull Gzve me some fun, I must have fun B1ology Squad 2, LlbrafY Squad 3, Yearbook Representatlve 2,4 50 ALJ JO ANN LUEBBERT Always smzlzng always brzght Thafs the kmd of gzrl we lzke Llbrary Club 3,4 , -4 4 013541,-,g:x',j gn. ' 'lx'-'G2?3i 5Y5?fM jwqigqs I ff II 7 ff I! f , - ,' , i 7 I 3 5 5 9 S ' ' 3 3 , f - : v a s fl L, . . ' 'sql ,Ll 7 J 3 7 ' 5 ' ' ' A If D jo J ROBERT MACKENZIE M ae JEFFREY MANNHEIMER e fe 5 of to college to gazn a lzttle more knowledge B1ology Squad 2 Sc1ence Club 2 Swlmmmg 4 l3?f2q+FEg,'lgg,1 Nezther all the kzngs horses nor all the kzngx men can get htm WILLIAM LYNCH Happy landmgs Soc1al Dancmg 3 Baseball 3 4 Scroll Representauve 4 back to Lzncoln agam Chozr 2 3 4 G O SCTVICC Squad 2 3 4 All Cxty Chou' 4 MYRA MARCHAK The golden hazred gzrl who wzll wm Orchestra 2 Glee Club 2 Cholr 2 GO Servlce Squad 2 3 Swlm mmg Team 23 Opera Guxld 3 Band 2 3 4 51 JOY MARGOLIN jappze Today whatever may annoy the word for me zs joy just szmply 0 Choxr 2 3 Hnspamc Instltute 4 K!! gi! H' ' ' 7 I If JI we janv gsm ' ' ' J Egxsxifm Us ,M 1 , 5 7 D ' ' ! J I ' 3 1 7 7 J ff ' JI J , 5 J ' If IJ My I 3 1 - - 7 r ' J 3 ! ! D ' BETSY MAYER Gay an a quiet way Choir 2 3 4 Office Staff brary Staff 3 Scroll 2 SUSAN MELNICK Strawberry blond sweetheart Blology Squad 2 Office 4 Scroll DAVID MAYER Dave Hall guard 8 00 to 3 00 Band 2 Swlmmmg 2 3 Track 2 ANN MERSON Oh' Those dark eg es' Choxr 2 3 GO Representatlve 2 Gym Office 3 Office Staff 4 GO Booster Squad 3 Health Rep 4 52 JAMES P MCMANUS Mac In the wmner s circle JV Football 3 Cholr 2 34 Stu dent Councll 3 Lmcoln Log 4 Sc1ence Club 4 Chess Club 4 Natlonal Honor Socxety 3 Vlce Pres 4 . I if , X j R' ,efl , ,Q 3,4g Li- g . If ,J S a S n 3,4. . ff ll . , . I - ' Q a s S ' S S S S S S S 4. . , Q - - s . 3 9 - - S IONE MEYER Full of pep rzght m step Choxr 2 GO Servxce Squad 2 Ofiice 3 Trampolme Squad 3 Cheerleadmg 234 Scroll 34 Nat1onal Honor SOCICKY 3 Secy 4 Student Counc1l4 DAN MILLER He comes to school wzth good zn tent and makes each day school an event President Rad10 Electromcs Socx ety 3 RONALD MOLINO Moe Never do today what you can do tomorrow Baseball 2 3 4 BARRY MORTON The early bud catches the worm Ho Hum' Who lzkes worms? Science Club 2 Football Man ager 2 3 Photography Club 3 53 MIRIAM MULLER Mzmz Lzncoln s cup of tea Choxr 2 3 4 Program Commnttee If ,P 5 7 7 ' , in I . . i EE WJ r, ' . ' . 2' -,' 7 ' ' 1 G.O. Rep. 33 Swimming 2,35 Gym H ' 9 ' 9 I 3 5 I 2 . . . , 3 If ' 'JI Q - . , ' ,, 5 ' 2,3. , . . . Q - s Z - DORIS MUNZENMAYER Dodo Redhead wzth Insh temper Nurses Office 2 G O Repre sentatlve 2 Student Councll 3 Drama Club 3 ROGER NICKELS Nzck The day may be gloomy though whatever is wrong you ll nd Roger smgzng Lzfe IS a Song Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 PAUL NASCARELLA Really wztty a trzfle hazy and at tzmes a wee bzt lazy Choir 2 3 NORMA NISBET Wzllzng helpzng hand Health Representatlve 2 J Dance Comm 3 Llbrary Squad 34 GO Booster Squad 3 Choir 54 HARVEY NATHAN He wzll .rucceed for he belzeves everything he say: VP of HR 2 Blology Squad 2 Student Councml 3 Scroll 4 G O Store Sales Squad 4 Cross Coun try' 4 GO Fmance Comm 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 5 15 1 A 5 'f ff J, 5 . . - S S . I . , . . Y , . , . I Lincoln Log 45 Nat'l Hon. Soc. 45 . . . . 5 ' 5 5 5 . . 5 . 5 . . . 5 I I S J ! S 3 I ' ff ' ll P , ' fi ' ' If ' ' II , 1 S - . . , . ' 5 r. - S y Z - - 3 4. NANCY OCONNOR Nana Nancy wzth her quzet azr possesses johnny Lzfe 1: just a figment of the zm agmatzon Bxology Squad 2 GO Repre sentatxve 34 Baseball 2 Year book 4 perxonalzty rare Scroll 3 GO Booster Squad 2 3 Dance Commxttee 3 VIRGINIA PALMISANI Gznny Heaven made her as at should very sweet and very good Lmcoln Log 4 Lxbrary Staff 4 55 CAROL OLIVETO 011116 A gzrl to remember Blology Squad 2 Gym Oilice 4 BROOKE EVAN PARISER For not to Iwe at ease IJ not to lwe at all Cholr 2 Band 2 34 Bnology Squad 4 AATCP 4 Natlonal Honor SOCICIY 4 Assnt Edxtor of Lmcoln Log 4 Orchestra 234 7' ,fig ,al 5531 JOHN NOVXIMETER ROBERT PASSARELLI Bo They went thataway' RICHARD PERAZZO Pretz Eat, drink and be merry, for to morrow you may have a test Basketball 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Football 3,4, GO Serv1ce Squad 3,4, GO Rep 4, GO Fmanclal Comm 4 1335 JOSEPH PASTORE Lzttle joe Not flashy but always glowmg DEAN PETROS Greek Mr Lmcoln Football 2,3, Capt 4, Basketball 2,3,4, Track 2,4, Drama Club 3,4, G O Servnce Squad 2,3,4, G O Rep 2, Advxsory Councxl 3, G O Pres 4, Wrestlmg 3 56 MICHAEL PEARL Pearl Q What me worry? Band 2 Scroll Rep 23 O R 23 PTA Rep 2 O Service Squad 23 Golf 234 Football Mgr 3 4 wan. muff, :sf J fAt,55Z??..' .vm 3 f , lf bl, ff ' J! ff I, , . 5 . , 5 G. . ep. , 5 . . . . g G. . y S , n S . , . PHILIP PIZZOLA P 1 A szngle spark can burn a whole ROLAND PETRUZZI I never trouble trouble tzl trouble trouble: me prame Football 2 Swxmmmg Team 2 Track 2 Tumbling 3 Yearbook Rep 4 Semor Councll 4 GO Rep 3 Stock Market Commlttee JEANNE POPICK earl Con Ieanne zal Latm Club 2 57 DONALD PLITNICK Duck After many years I graduate from now on I sleep late Swlmmmg Team 2 34 Football 3 4 Chou' 2 GO Service Squad LILLIAN PORTA She 15 gentle rather .rhy but there II mzschief m her eye Chou' 3 4 Office Servlce Squad 3 Lx. g. A E f'lg 1 ff JJ ! , . 7 7 I 1 5 S - - 3,4. ff h'lJ! 3 S S S . Q 3 . . , . 5 4. , . .K W1 V 5 l i J 4 I . . . . y S - ffl Il BEVERLY PRESS Bev Fnendly of spmt' JUDY PTASHEK udy A fudy wzth plenty of punch Lxbrary Staff 2 BETTY LOU RACHEL She J got her future planned Gym Office 3 Swlmmmg Club 3 G O Booster Squad 3 Intramu rals 2 MICHAEL RAFALOWITZ Character pleasmg to all 58 Make WILLIAM QUICK 1 In the hall of fame you ll find hz: name Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Bas ence Squad 4 Natxonal Honor SOCICIY 34 B10 Squad 34 Scroll lf J! If! J! 4 I ffB'lllI , . J x l s 1 ' f ketball Mgr. 3,43 Choir 2g Sci- . 9 S . ' I 3 4. 9 ' ' 9 ff ' JI ROBERT RAPETTI Bobby It doesnt run too well but Im workmg on zt G O Sewlce Squad 2 BRIAN REARDON A regular fellow Office Staff 4 EDWARD RIEGER Bu Always safe at home plate Football 23 J V Basketball 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Varslty Club 4 GO Servrce Squad 4 Color Guard 4 Mgr of Basketball Team 3 59 ANN REHM Stately as a queen Volley Ball Team 2 Scroll 2 34 Guldance Oiiice 3 Booster Squad 3 Junlor Red Cross 3 B10 Squad STEPHANIE RIVERS Stujy Though her accomplzshments are many her vozce outxhmes any Cholr 2 3 4 Class Vxce Presxdent Choxr 4 HR Secy 23 jumor Councxl 3 GO Rep 4 Lmcoln Log 3 Assnt Art Ed 4 Com pendrum Art Staff 4 Natl Honor Soc 4 I 1 7 S ' 5 5 ' 5 ' - f 3. fl JJ E I 1 J ll ,J J . . A . , , 3 . - . T 2g Opera Guild 3,45 West. County u Un I Q . , , Q . ' , ,. . . , . 1 S ' ' 9 . , ' . . ,, - , , s ' 5 ' 1 ' . 5 . . 5 . l ELLEN ROBBINS A great dancer always zn lhe cast ChO1f 24 Blology Squad 234 Modern Dance Club Instructor 3 Rzp Van Wznkle remcarnated Bmology Squad 2 Cross Country 3 Assnt Edxtor of Lmcoln Log 4 Assoc Edltor of Compendxum 4 GO Sales Squad 4 Math Hon Soc 4 GO Fmance Comm 4 JESSIE ROBERT jesse james Intelligence personified we love her dzmples Oflice Staff 3 National Honor Soclety 34 GO Servlce Squad 234 Health Rep 3 Scroll 234 AATSP 4 Hxspamc Instxtute 4 Stock Comm 4 Lmcoln Log 34 Scroll Rep 4 MARILYN ROSENSTOCK Mar' Cheerful attractwe szncere and actwe Lmcoln Log 34 Scroll 234 B1 ology Squad 2 Student Councxl 4 Orchestra 234 OHice 3 Guxdance Office 4 GO BOOSCCI' Squad 3 GO Serv1ce Squad 2 AATSP 4 HISPBHIC Institute 4 Compendlum 4 Natl H011 Soc 4 RONALD ROMANO Ronnze He 5 a bag boy now 1 l ' l 3 3 7 , S s 4. I If I! S . , 5 - - y y S - S , 1 S . . . . . 3 5 - S , 5 - - ff ' , . KENNETH RONSON Ken X I ' I ' , . , . Q Q . 9 - - 5 . . Q . . l , ff .v , I . J . . y Q 1 1 l ' S S r y 5 5 3 . . 5 . . S 9 2 ' IRENE JO RUBENSTEIN I A personalzly as penetratzng THOMAS ROTANELLI Tommy Not a .rolutzon just a suspenxzon her eyes Soph Class Treas 2 GO Rep 23 Scroll 234 GO Advxsory Councll 34 Lmcoln Log 3 Edl Natl Honor Socxety 34 Cheer leadmg Mgr 4 Math Honor So c1ety4 GEORGE SAGE Our champzon fleet foot Football 2 Basketball 2 3 Base ball 2 Track 3 4 GO Servxce 4 Student Councxl 4 61 ALLAN RUBIN Rube For he 5 a jolly good fellow Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Health Rep 2 Lmcoln Log 4 GIL SANCHEZ Teachers zn class rooms are my only objeetzon to edueatzon G O Representatxve 3 4 G O Servlce Squad 3 4 5 ff 21 , . , 1 S , y S . 5 . ff JJ ' ' as . . g . . . J 3 7 I 3 ' ' f I , ' tor-in-Chief 43 Office Staff 35 l . 1 S ' . 3 - ff JI , . . . ' , g . , , . l 5 3 ' S , I - ' S KENNETH SARUBBI Hookx He alwayx has somethzng very :rn portant on hu mznd hzs hazr JV Basketball 2 Basketball 3 Captam 4 Color Guard 234 Track 2 GO Rep 2 GO Serv 1ce Squad 234 V1ce Pres f GO 3 Drama Club 34 Advx sory C0unc1l3 ALAN SCHEER A fnend zndeed Drama Club 34 Basketball Mgr 34 L1t Ed School Magazme 2 Football Mgr 4 Newspaper 2 LYNN SATLER Ever smzlmg ever sweet ever rzendly and Lery sweet Office 2 3 Drama Club 2 3 STANLEY SCHENKER Stan Dont do at home what you can do zn school GO SCFVICC Squad 2 Wrestlmg Club 3 62 MARION SCHANTZ Schantzj Her joys are many her earex are ew Chou' 34 Lxbrary 2 3 Dance Commlttee 3 1: :J ' 1 ' . - - 5 5 S 4 I 7 7 S ' g . . . g . . - a 7 ' ' 0 . . 5 , 5 - , , - f ' , . : : : ' xl :V Vg . I ' V ,wi 5 Q,t te -1 Q 1- . rr yu 'J . t . I m s 1 s cr :J ffl. 3 2 ' Al ef: W, - ' ' - ff QL ' ,14U f 1 3 ' ' 1 as , ' 3' , r-- . 5 . fr u r . . 5 MARILYN SCHER Mazy Blue wall pmk wall I lzke a green wall B10 Squad 2 Scroll 234 Scroll News Bureau Edltor 3 PTA Rep 3 Office 3 4 Lmcoln Log 4 JOHN SCHIAROLI johnny Calm and care ree feady or un MABEL SEAMAN A buxy helpful lays Lmcoln Log 4 Llbrary 2 3 4 ology Squad 3 63 CLIFFORD SCHWABAUER Cl: Watch out for the Clzj G O Servlce Squad 3 4 ELIZABETH SEELIG Betsy Calm cool and collected Cholr 2 Math Club 2 Red Cross ff 'HN . . , . ff J! f , f f - if f , A l v - 35 u 1: , R ' 7 7 7 Q W ' . - . . I 42 , If K . 5 , s . , I , I A rf .u . ' ' A A , , 4 S 5 ,, W 2. it Y, A 1 y : S Bl' GEORGE SEIFERTH One m I 650 Soccer 2 Wrestllng 2 G O Sew xce Squad 2 3 MELVIN SIEGEL Me Where there J a wzll there 5 a way GO Servlce Squad 2 G O Rep resentatlve 2 Baseball 2 Football Mgr 4 LOUISE SHAPIRO Lee A serzoux mznded M155 B10 Squad 2 Red Gross Rep 2 Scroll 2 Jr Hxgh News Edltor 3 Exchange Ed 4 G O Servxce Squad 2 Office 3 Scroll Rep 3 G O Booster Squad 3 Lmcoln Guldance Office 4 Natl Honor Socxety HUGO SIEWERTSEN Fleet ooted Cross Country 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Scroll 3 64 JEFFREY SIEGEL e Atomzc braznstorm junzor szze Cholr 2 Dance Club 3 Bxology Squad 2 . X , , . s 5 - - - , . la' JI . g . 5 5 - S . 5 . . L q 5 9 - 5 q Log 35 Ass'nt Busmess Editor 45 ' . Q , 7,1 X , ffl HI! 5 5 ' lf I!! I ' I , . . . 5 . . - 5 S jj 5 7 7 S LINDA SILVERMAN A very versatnle young lady Sw1mm1ng Team 3 Choxr 234 Red Cross 2 PHILIP SILVERMAN Phz Ph1l knows more than he adm1ts He has brams and he has wnts B10 Squad 2 GO Squad 23 Cholr 2 Band 234 Orchestra 23 4 Lmcoln Log 4 Compend xum 3 Ed1tor4 GEOFFREY SMART Geoff Geoff whos always full of fun Would swxm a mlle to help some one Swlmmmg 234 Color Guard 4 GO Squad 3 4 Natl Honor S0- clety 4 65 ALAN SISKIND Sam Good sense and good nature B10 Squad 2 Guldance Office 3 Lxbrary 3 Red Cross Rep 34 Scroll 234 Tenms Team Mgr 34 Lincoln Log 4 Jr Red Cross School Rep 4 ,fr SHARON SMITH Thats our little honey bun HR Secy 2 3 Band 24 Orches tra 2 Drama 3 Scroll HR Ref 2 3 Scroll 2 3 B10 Squad 4 .48 21 u n 9 1 1 -sn r:r - 1, S- u-lu ' 2 1'- ss 1 :rn 9:1 1 ' , . ' ' 'S -5 -.N 5 ass , . Y . Y. ' xx ry l 1 ' as an ' fr v 9 1 Q rs: 7 I 9 .. ,, ROCER SOONS Rag uxte tall and pretty good Always helped you lf he could Swxmrnlng 2 3 4 G O Servxce Squid 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Orches tra 234 Dance Bwnd 34 lNatl Honor Society 3 4 JOAN STARR oanze The d1gn1fied sophlstlcatlon Of a latest Vogue cre'1t1on BIO Squad 9 Drama Club 3 Ofhce Staff 4 Lxbrary Staff 4 X GARY STERN Bzg G Dxspel not the xlluslons of chnld hood Book Room Assnt 2 Tenms Team 23 Scroll Busmess Mgr JANFT STERNI Red What are more faxr Than freckles and red han' G O Rep 9 GO Servlce Squad 2 Gym ofhce 2 Cheerleader 34 Lmcoln Log 3 Art Edltor 4 Natl Honor SOCICIY 4 66 BRENDA STEINBACH Skmny So frnendly and so gay She has a wmnlng way HR Treas 2 Swlmmmg 2 34 GO Rep Trampolme 3 ' ff P! I . V . v cl! I -, 3 I - ' ' . . 2 . . ' 7 ffl' , 4 3 L ,Q K . . Q L .m- 1 ' 1 2 . . 1 . , , 1 . , . T ff! ' JJ I . .4 ff ' J Y ' ' 5 , 1 . . .Jg . 'ggwi . fit :if f'.l'Zl 5 5: , V33 4,4 ,, 5 l ' H '. ft, ,fgfkfw 3 I-J: ,3 v ff ' J, I . ,Ik . e . . - J 1 ' - ,E f 5-'S - v If ,J 34 . J A , . v V . ' ' , , f 1 . . , , , HOWARD STROME erry Lewzx A sense of humor all the whxle You ll always see h1m w1th a smxle Swxmmmg Team Mgr 34 Cho1r 234 Student Councll 3 GO Rep 4 Lmcoln Log 2 3 Bus1ness Mgr 4 Drama Club 34 Natl Hon Socxety 4 'QE' GERALD SUSMAN erry Its not what I do that worrles me Its when I get caught that there are dlffzcultxes Cross Country 2 3 4 Golf 2 34 GO Rep 34 Audlo Squad 34 THEODORE TEGMIER Ted A lover of sports mechanics and such Football 2 3 Basketball 23 GO Servlce Squad 2 3 67 CAROLE SYLVESTRI Carrze Tall trim and tantxhzmg Twnrlmg 2 3 4 Red Cross Rep 2 GO Rep 2 Swlmmmg Team NEIL TEICHER Vonnze When you lxve ln the vxllage Nell wxll you mvlte us 1n for tea? Swxmmmg Team 3 Cross Coun try 2 Tennis 2 GO Rep 3 Band 2 x , X 1 , gt Af. fl' 'II , . y : S - 5 ll! YJ, , . 7 , ma S a 1 3 . . . , 5 , 3 Lmcoln Log 4. ff! 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JERRY TORCH Flame An all around athlete though not extremely tall and A dandy fellow who s lxked by all G O Rep 2 B10 Squad 2 Base ball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Bowl mg 4 Electromcs Club 3 MEREDITH VAN AKEN Merne A very merry gxrl Twxrhng 2 3 4 Gundance Office 4 Lmcoln Log Rep 4 Scroll Rep 2 Drama Club 4 GO Rep 2 BARBARA TUNICK Bobbze I want my classmates to beheve That I regret thls school to leave Swxmmmg Team 2 Llbrary As slstant 3 4 PAUL VIVIANO Fen After all IS sand and done Hlgh School IS a lot of fun Baseball 2 Choir 2 Band 2 Or chestra 2 GO Servlce Squad 2 3 4 Football 3 4 68 NORMA JEAN UPRICHARD Leader of two Lxves Band 2 4 Orchestra 2 4 Cholr 2 3 Twxrlmg 2 3 Opera Guxld 3, Natl Honor Society 4 ing f- -:jp rx 1: , , y 'N 1 1 ' f . . . g , - a s a : 1 9 ' -, , . rr ' n 7 y . , - 3 ,CL Q Q: i 1 fl - 2. 3.8 3 .2 5 - s 1 1 J 7 S 1 , , . gg I u - 1: f Q 5 W . 1 1 . - s ' : v ' ' - - ul v Q S S ' , . . 1 1 1 9 ' ELAINE WVECHSLER Cilm and qulet as '1 rule JOHN VUICH oual jokester supplles the fun ohnnv my boy you are the one Brand '734 Orchestra 23 Dra m1t1Cs34 Is she always or just m school? Scroll 3 4 Guldinee Office 4 Dmmi Club 3 4 Heilth Rep 3 MARTIN WEISEL Weasel A recent xmport to Lmcoln Hugh School Dance Band 234 Band 23 Drama Club 23 'Vewspaper 3 69 STEPHENI W EINSTEIN Steze Stexe loxes work Could w1teh lf for hours Bisclfnll '7 3 Swimming 3 4 Foot bill Mtzr 4 Sclence Squad 3 Photo Club 2 Trick 4 Lmcoln Log 4 .ff ARLENE NVFRBER All her clouds 'ure sllx er lmcd Cholr 2 Scroll 24 Lmcoln Log 3 DFTIHQ Club 3 Student Conn cxl 3 GO Rep 3 GO Sqtnd 2 B10 Squid 4 Y fir, :gl Q .L ,jg , ff , 1, ' ' - he L , I . 1 . -. Z 3 Q r, . 1 - 1 . : ' 1 , 3 . 1 ' . ' . g ' . A , I V , 3 ' . . Z ' L . , g 1 . . J Y. . , . A N J . J 5 ffl -- - f 4 . ., . - Y . . I . I . 1 1 S I ' ' 1 . . . 3 . , . U U 3 - f - 1 y Q 1 Q . 2 . . PETER WILLENS Pete From h1gh school I go on o college In search of experlence and knowl edge Swlmmmg 2 3 4 Tenms 2 3 4 Cholr 2 3 4 Llncoln Log 3 4 Scroll 3 4 Natxonal Honor SOCICIY DIANE WILLIAMS Dee As well lxked as she 15 well known G O Representative 2 3 Volley Booster Squad 3 CLAIRE YADLOVKER Nothmg to knock Plenty to pralse Keep lt up for the rest of your days Cholr 23 Office 34 Spanish Club 4 Drama Club 4 JEFFREY YANKOWITZ Yank Mathematlcally minded Bowlmg 234 Trxck 2 Basket ball 2 Newspaper 3 70 ARLINE WILSON Nex er say xmposslble GO SCIVICE Squad 2 34 Cheer mg Squad 3 Captam 4 Year book Rep 3 GO Rep 4 Guld ance Oflice 4 Drama Club 4 ff JI . , t 3 L - Q ' Hs ' ,-3 ,S .1 ' ' xr 21 4. - - ' 3 ball 23 Drama Club 3g G.O. . P I I n 1 .. ' ,,: - ' 9 Q - - .g.. .g - . 5 . , . . , Q , U ff !J ' 2 9 ' JOSEPH YEDOWITZ umor Reserved soft spoken lad easy to 1 e ALLEN ZAKLAD Zack All great men are dylng I don feel so well myself Bxology Squad 2 Tenms 2 Rad1oElectron1cs Club 2 Cross Country 3 Swxmmmg 23 Vlce Pres of Homeroom 2 ARNOLD ZEIDERMAN Arme In studles one of the best At partxes wxld as the rest Scroll 2 Band 2 GO Rep 2 GO Service Squad 234 Cross Country 24 Bxology Squad 24 Secy of Radio Electromcs Club 71 PHYLLIS ZAVODNY Czech Venx v1d1 VICI Choxr 2 3 4 Health Rep 34 L1 brary Assnt 34 West County Cholr 4 Drama Club 4 Lmcoln Log 4 Yearbook R p 3 GO Booster Squad 4 Volleyball 4 CHARLES ZEKUS Zeke A one track mnnd Track 2 3 Cross Country l Tum bling 2 Q I y 1' if f Il IJ 7 ! ' 1 x l ' 1 5 ' , . 1 y - 5 4 S 5 e . 5 . . H 1, 5 - ' Y , t S Q ' 1 l 2 l fl! ' ii ! J X ff 1, ES UI ' I Q I 1 ' If ' PI 2 S - - v y 1 , S s S , . . RONALD ZIMMERMAN Lzttle Krout Easy gomg pleasantly fr1endly mce to know Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Wrestlmg Team 3 JV Football KENT NEGERSMITH Ill smk I thlnk Ill fall mto a coma The day I get that grand dlploma JOHN ZULIANI Zulu He xs rather tall and fair Always ready to play square Swnmmxng 2 Track 234 Pres of HR 3 GO Rep 3 Student Servxce Squad 4 Football 34 JOHN SHERMAN Amon Easy gomg and quxet 72 MARIO ZULIANI Zu 1 Hard worker and good sport Track 2 3 Cross Country 3 Stu dent Councll 3 4 A If ' ii 7 ' 7 7 Y 9 5 S 5 . . 2. ll Il 7 ' ' s ,, 5 - . . 3 . . . 5 Council 45 Drama Club 3,45 G.O. ' 9 , - li 52, L A H I-, 1 I I ' , . 7 . , . . , . 3 9 ll JI VINCENT GIAIMO Vmny Vmny IS tall and rather shm Worry never bothers hxm' CANDID9 Youd be surprlsed what these klds do behmd our back ' CAMERA SHY ROBERTA SCHOENIFELD Easy gomg and full of fun Bobbze Track 2 Cross Country 2 JV MELVIN JACOBS Me Chlpper chatterbox brary Ass t 3 Health rep 3 4 Now I m sort of glad my mother made me take ballet lessons Who do we rub out next' Those 7th graders get smaller every year No wonder we haven't won a game look how small the guys on the team are 73 ff ' U fr In A Basketball 25 j.V. Football l l G.O. Rep 25 Rell Cross 2g Li C O O SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY They told us to wrlte a prophecy And we lau hed And they to d us agam to wrlte a prophecy And we laughed aqam So they threatened to expel us from the yearbook staff And we sald to them We are not claxrvoyant as prophets of old As Cassandras of days gone by We cannot foretell what the days wlll brmg All we can do IS try They sald ry And we wrote the prophecy And they looked at It With the dxsdamful eye of the edltors And sald ThlS IS the prophecy? And we sald Thxs IS the prophecy' And they sald So be xt' They sand We want organwatlon and coherency And we Sald We are unorqamzed and mc oherent And they agreed' And they asked us W1th the scholarly alr Of the edltors Who are the future women lI'1 whlte The Nnzhtmeales to he And we answered Whlte and starched and pretty and cute Through hospltal halls w1ll rush A nurse who s frlendly and astute Who paxns can stop and CTICS can hush She ll be sweet and calm and collected and gay She ll be happy and helpful and wxse Shell ald the sxck m every way And qu1et each pamful cry And they smxled contentedly And Sald Who shall pursue the mxght And we sald Stern and stralqht towermg and tall Talkmg and workmg performmq tests Hurrymg down the halls A chat wlth a nurse a blxssful rest Then on round the corner Endlessly rushmq Falthful M D Hts goal to rxd the world of xlls He never accepts the word defeat And who are the women nn medlcme And we answered The lady doctors from Lmcoln are few n But they shall be a hardworkmg dxhqe And then they sald to us Wnth all the authonty Of an edltorlal board Who w1ll be medxcal assxstantsp And we replxed She xs the doctor s number one man Pretty alert and true It s for her to compose hxs da1ly plan And see that he carr1es It through And they looked satxsfied And saxd Many LlnCOlI'llICS shall enter dentxstry y field of medxcmep they saxd two Geraldme Ferrara Susan Hxerro Louxse Shaplro Pat Harrlson ean Poplck Ioan Blanck Kare Barbara Campbell James Brady Robert Jutkowltz Kenneth Ronson Ieff Hoffman John Vunch Graham Lundberg Peter Wlllens Adolf Berger Ferrxs Gorra fvet J Elleen Gordon Brooke Parlser Claxre Yadlox ker Barbara Kuroly Elizabeth Seelxg n Kaufler 5 r . . Cl ' - ,Y ' Kit 39 5 1 u , KC ' ' 7, KK ' ' 73 7 CK ' Y! - .. - - ,- y 4 . ' f V! - .t , Q - , W 1 t ' K H , tt , . . , ' ' Y! V U' ' , U - - , - . . , . 1 ' ' J , . . . - ' ' - Dorothy Johnson ' lt Y ' ' ' YS , .. - - , . , , , , . V - 7 J . . , -r . , H' . u - - - pax - . . , . , .. . , - . . . 1 ,, . . , t - , .. - - - U , El ' Y A 1 ' , 7 3 ' . . , . . - ' - as , H . . . Who are they? We answered thus Alert and always ready for work Dentlsts dreaded though xery great W1th knowledge from newest methods and books Also wxth tllent to operate And for these lucky dentlsts few We haxe lox ely assxstants numbered two , Then they looked up And sald to us In thls age w1th 1ts mcreased cmphasls on sclence lNho are those who wlll enter thls field? Wlth knowledgt of elements compounds and such Vhth ambmon and goals md tools Wxth ablllty and the sclentlfnc touch These are the chemlsts from our school Many people major m sclence these days In B1ology and Chemrstry too Learmng the methods a sc1ent1sts ways And showmg what scrence can do The heart of a hospltal hes IH nts lab Wlth rts falthful technxcxans true A hght ln 'mn atmosphere dark and drab Searchmg for mrcrobes anew Then they sa1d Now you must tell us the Engmeers of tomorrow? Thus they asked And thus we sald Sermously suxted for scxence and math Brlght and alert to the world Eager to avenge the enemy wrath Wlth U S mxssxles to be unfurled These are the cream of the n'1t1on Engxneerlng thexr chosen voc'1t1on Nothxng thelr plans can foxl Tomorrow s future 1n them we rest We know they w1ll mold lf well And meet the growmg dem xnds of tlme Wlth great dmmensxons and success They sald Who are those who mtend to ente the field of educatlong And we told them AYIISIS rn mculcatlon Of every type Experts of educatlon Thelr m1nds are rlpe They haxe new rdeas for teachlng New methods umque and fine Towards language preachmg Our students do mclme They shall be molders of mmds Tramers of Youth Dlspellmg propaganda Illustratmg truth Teachers who are sure to be A benefit to SOCICYY Because they are Capable Quxet Consclentlous Agxle Stlmulatmg Scxenufzc They breathed a sxgh of relxef And for a moment they were snlent, But then they sald Who 'ire those who shall go into busmess7 And we sald Hands upon the typcwr1ter key 75 Dom Domato Howard Strome Haney Berkey Rxchard Brescxa Stuart Lustgarten Myra Marchak Barbara Tumck Ixm McManus leff Mannhermer Wxllxam Hlrt B111 Quxck Carol Alexy Anna May Buckenmxer Gary Stern Larry Lex 1ne Helen Capelme Nexssa Kubel lohn Sherman Jane Lazattl Kal Kessler Bruce Colton Daud Mayer Marlo Zuham james England Stephen Frelds loe Sanchez X ance lordan Tom Bozzx Mel Slegel Marxlyn Scher Rose Mane Alterl Marlon Lazarus Hxlda Cohen Lynn Satler Marxlyn P Duma Barbara Casalbore Marxanne Carlson loy MargOl1n Georgme Barna Grace Cassfxto Arlene YN erber Phyllls Zavodny Joy Charkm Ellen Geiger Arlene Wllson Elalne Wechsler Elxssa Gross Anne Rehm Lenore Englander Carol Brltuch Ken Sarubbl Brxa Reardon, Carol Lawrence Irene Cohen Mary L use D1 me W 1lll'lI'llS N , .1 , ' ' . g , . ,L . 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Eyes upon the letter Often upon the boss s knee No secretary could be better WOFRIHQ happlly through the day Dex oted to her cause Not a second to waste not a word to say Not a moment to pause And as the hours of each day speed by e works towards her Qoal perfeetlon She ll never g1VC up she ll always try On her boss a fine refleetzon e s well mannered polite and calm he s nexer depressed she s newer blue e acts wtth prtetleal charm We can see now through the must of the years Executnes tall ind stralght Bold and strong and free from fears, Able to admmlstrate He shall xssue orders ln a boommg VOICC He shall dxetate messaqes too He shall gnc 1nfer1ors llttle cholce He shall tell them what to do' Fmanetally they ll do very well The busmess men from I lncoln Hxgh And they sald to us Who are the patrlots From the class of 1960 Those who shall enter the Naxyp And we answered A Naxy man xs a strong' man Devold of 1pprehens1on lVho ll fight on ex ery sea and land And que h1s state dlmenslon He ll help m watgmq any war He ll be a credlt to our name He ll open wtde success door Brave deeds w1ll lJI'lI'lQ h1m fame A Navy man IS a fine man Clex er and eunmng too And there are many xalxant thmgs A Naxy man cn do And they sald to us Who are those that are gomg to enter the field of law? And we sand He 15 known to be stern and erect, He IS mformed ln the laws of the land He xs acquamted wlth a lawyer s ways Wxll proclaxm justxce on the court room stand And they sand to us Who are those who w1sh to be Draftsmen' And once aqam we answered Talented ln mechamcal drawmq Able to gather plans Always ready wxth new Ideas Dexterous w1th thelr hands When we fimshed the hst We breathed a slgh of reltef And before THEY could speak We saxd We stxll have a lxst that xs long And covers fields wxde ln range It IS xn the category Of total mlscellany or potpourrt From the class of 1960 there shall come Three to major m language 'I here shall be a pharmaclst And a dlettclan And a major 1n advertxsmg Nancy Heldman Harr1et Fme Susan Frank Susan Bader Betty Lou Rochelle Mmam Muller Dorxs Munzenmayer Mary Ann Clamarra Norma N lsbet ludy Ptashek lanet De Francesco lanet Douglas Madellnc Cassidy Lnlllan Porta erry Susman Dax 1d Atkms Chfford Schwabauer Teddy Tegmxer Frank Brenetto Mlchael Pearl Rxehle Brlgante Robert Kurtz Paul N ts: arella Ixm DeDonoto Iohn Schxaroh Roger Nxckcls Wxlllam Lynch Joseph Gurrern Bob Rapettx James Anderson George Setfelth Bob Pasarelll Harvey Nathan Nlell Telcher Tom Anqehllo Thomas Rotanellx Ronald Romano Blalse Anello Vmcent Eletto Martlyn Rosenstock esste Robert Iudy Habeck Mtchael Rafalawttz Theresa Contx Barbara Landes 4-4 Q l T . .- 5 ,' , . 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' ' ' , . , 5 And a publxc relatxons man and a smger And an actress And dancers And a legal secretary And a phys1c1st And techmclans numbered four An automechanlcal engmcer A commerclal mechamc And then there are those of patrxotlc They shall enter the army The Axrforce And the Merchant 'Vlarmes And for the planes that Hy above Two stewardesses And those who shall run an IBM Own a florlst Go mto forestry Also those who shall devote thexr lxves To somethmg as sacred as the seruce of God Or as v1tal as photography Or as mterestmg as journalnsm And then there shall be accountants And one speech therapxst And two lady lawyers And two brxllxant mathematlclans A statxstxcxan And a contractor And those who shall go 1n for constructlon And as ln every class there shall be one Playboy M1ll10H3lrC, And one Bxllxonanre And now you w1ll ask us Who wxll enter the field of art' And we told them Talented ln art and 1tS branches Wxth knowledge of form and hue Startmg out wnth advantage Interlor decoratmg to pursue Wlth ambmon ln heart and pamt brush nn hand Wxth mmd of an artxst s scope Hxs work shall be ln great demand Tomorrow s Pxcasso we hope And who shall enter the field of arch1tecture9 they sald They dream of tomorrow s creatxons Of styles that are dlfferent and new Thexr work shall show mamfestatlons Of what archxtects can do And last but not least Do we propheslze That our loyal and devoted student ohn Noxlmeter shall become no more o no less Than a talented maker of Grecnan Urns And they sald Are you Hl'11Sh8d yet? And meekly we nodded our heads And affirmed the completxon Of our task And they sald Ten years from now When we look at the yearbook We ll laugh And thxs wxll be the biggest joke of all And They published xt anyway Dean Petros Ronnle 'Wolmo Ioan Arkxn Ellen Robbins 'Nancy O Conner Sue Melnxck Rlchard Holt Paul VXWIQIHO Jerry Torch Ronald Zlmmerman Tony De C amxllo Paul Brenzel Raymond Klttelstad Mlke La Magn tl Charles Zekus oe Pastore Bob House Brenda Stembeck MTTIOH Shantz Carol Sylx estr1 R1ch1e Pcrranzx Ioe Yedowxtz Bob McKenzie RlChlC Grmdly une Dans Tom Chesnard Arthur Levln Stan Shenker Phyllss Goldstem Arthur Clampx Roland Petruzl Charles Irene Rubenstem Gorgog hone Mabel Seaman Temma Kaplan leff Yankowntz Allan Zaklad , - , - . 5 . A J . . I' K eu , . , 4 . 9 L 5 7 C C7 , . ,L n D . . Y . . Y T Lxz , -1- ,J - ' A M . - r , 1 , , , 4. J -1 Y Q , MJ ,, Q 1 K. , A y I 7 7 3 , - , W . l . ! , B , - L . M , 1 . KS ' Y! , - , - . , - . , Q -. . . , - . . , H . S ' S1 , . ' . 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XXXNNWNN N , WIWUWVV' JUUQ UMW MR NATELLA MR HERBST GUIDANCE OFFICE GENERAL OFFICE MISS ARKINSON MRS DIAFERIA DIAFERIA GELLER ROMANO RAGGIO SCHLEIMER MRS TRIEBER MRS EL SHAFIE MR BARNHARD MR TIERNEY MR PRIOR MISS DEEP MRS MINERVINI MISS MILLING MRS COHEN MR HOLSTEIN MRS VERGARI MR HUGHES MRS WEILL MRS MRS MRS MRS BEALE SANGENITO SMITH KRASNOW MR SKIBITZSKY MRS MCCAINE MISS GUILIANO MISS FITZGERALD 66 C sifweo eine a Q V Z P E E C R O Exammatlon wxth mstructxons on how to admmxster lt a wet noodle and trunk shoes an out to lunch sign 1 m'ulbox for seniors collegt acceptances and a cure for semor slump a baby sltter for Mr Dxaferla so she Can XISII MEXICO wlth the Spanlsh IV Class a Cute chlquxta to baby Slt for hmm some motn atlon ln realm of the metaphysxcal an abeyance In whlrh to hold thlngs wall to w'1ll blackboards for his genu a n'11led down waste p xper b xsket a pun her chalr 'ln 2llllOIT18.UC YCFO SVIITIPCF Wllh SI7CC1ll 'ltI1fl'lIIl?Ilf I PPO a keg of perfume and a1r wlrke 1 Change ln gym Sllll Color from tall txle grey to sp trklmg whlte purple and whxte ty pewrlter rxbbon chalk proof coat dentlst rhalr for pullmq teeth instead of answers rotatmg Joke file to avoxd repetltlon a nmty mne year lease on the Panama Canal operatlve when the present one expxres an ec entr1c1ty so the yearbook staff w1ll have somethmg to wrlte about a lancer gally rldmg a moblle the mlssmg l1nk a lesson plan for photocraty I mean photosa I mean the one wxth the formula 6CO2+6H O-,Cf-H1204-+60 a recording of the melod1ous sounds of the Lmcoln Hlgh Chonr a mowmg man to tr1nsport the llbrary mto the conference room and the conferences mto the lxbrary oflicxally tranquxlwers for students durmg her Study Hall perlods a trlp to Pans Rome and London to employ her polyglotlsm JUw1oRs Olll' all I'CVOlI'S and TUCIUOIFS SOPHOMGRES our senior slumps usuable durmg the Jumor year C A . ll wi E o 1 Qs t .. . i ' , . - I . . ,- n L 'K 1 -.. 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I JUNIOR CLASS The Jur- or Counc1l IS the ffoxernmg orvan of Jumor Class actnltles It superxlses such 1tems as the purchase of school rmffs collectlon of class dues and arrange ments for the umor Prom Thls xear the enthuslasm of the class COUDCII and the compctent ofhcers haxe also made lt posslble to haxc a successful hohday dance Thr' COLIHCII IS under the dlrectlon of Class SLIPCIWISOI' Nirs 'Niatllch Smlth xuth the HSSISIHHCC of Mrs oan D1afer1a 82 Mrs Smxrn JUNIOR OFFICERS Ronme Smger TRE ASURER Jlll Yager VICE PRESIDENT joe Mongarella PRESIDEIN T Ga1I Engelman SECRETARY Anthony Llcata VICE PRESIDENT JUNIOR COUNCIL lil 5 2 f 5 5 g W . ef V'-in N-gt, 'Qs' BOTTOM ROIV: Swanson. D. Brunette, H. Kane, B. VV-cingartcn. E. Klimcrman, L. Haffner. S. Kaglc, S. Bennett, C. Drost. E. YVarck. NI. Meyers. E. lNIcltzcr. M. Partcllow, B. Gordon. A. Cloidt. L. WVQ-instcin. L. Rubin. L. Leuci. TOP ROW: H. hlarrus. Chilclli, HOMEROOM as if FIRST ROW: Urso. P. Slone. R. Stram, M. Smith, A. Taylor. S. Newman, C. Nagle. S. Pf-tilli. THIRD B. Strahl, V. Tuttle, B. Tannc-nbaum, Swanson, B. ROIVJ M. Partcllow. M. Pt-tix. E. Ortowski. D. Pccylak, Turtlctaub. N. Spitzer. SECOND ROW: R. Neumann. D. O'Rourke. R. Pctrctti. Ocfhicone. A. Codi, D. Rc- R. Neumann, C. Stark. Vagts, C. Vigna, P. Smith, sino. 83 HOME ROOM 305 U-and FIRST ROW: H, Simon, J. Ruggiero, M. Sansalone, C. Ricapito, C. Rosenheimer. L. Rubin, S. Pulier. L Ross, S, Rosen. Robbins. SECOND ROW: S. Sehu rich. C. Mears. XV. Limongelli, J. Mongarella. M. Re- gensberg. Hejda. B. Monblatt. T. Murphy. L. Rosen berg, WV. Reynolds. R. Niaroldy. THIRD ROW: D. Mayerson, H. Nlarcus. M. Murphy, A. Draetta, B. Lin- dros, H. Luttman, R. Rohan, R, Rosen, E. Romagnoli, B. Monclschiere. HOMEROOM 148 FIRST ROW: B. Braun, A. Boss, T. Bratter, M. Camp- bell, D. Brunette. S. Bennett. S. Byer. L. Better, S. Eisen- berg. T. Blackman. SECOND ROW: L. Addimando, R. Berger, M. Bonn, B. Buda, Beninati, E. Byers, Blankenship, W. Capone. K. Branch. THIRD ROW A. Cloit, A. Block, J. Aronstam, R. Berardi, A. Brown P. Alderese. E. Campbell. E. Bedrosian, R. Acampora R. Buchanan. 84 HOME ROOM 306 FIRST ROW: N. Segatti, C. Lupis, B. Sclafani Malcomson, M. Pasquino, R. Schumacher, J. Niven, Lippman, Scavarelli. SECOND ROIV: F. Woods B 2 Vey, Yedowitz, D. Vivian. D. Oswald, G. Novak, F , J G Liss, R. Lokitz, T. Wall. THIRD ROW: G. Weissman R. Silverman. M. Watsky. L. VVeber, W. YVuchter, K lN'ales, E. Weinberg. L. Weinstein, I. Waller, B. YVcin- garten, H. Wartell. HOMEROOM 310 FIRST ROIV: D. Himmelstein. BI. Molito. L. Marsi, M. Meyers, R. Miller, E. Meltzer, R. Mancini. M. Mooney. McMullan. B. Nicholson. SECOND ROW. E. Maus, B. Messing, K. Miller, E. Kuzma, T. LaGa- F. Kaufman, L. Levy. H. Kaplan, R, Johnson. A. Licata 85 telln. A. Satenberg. H. Rubin. THIRD ROW: R. Lico, J. Kelly, K. Koester. F. Kania. YN. Sawyer. G. Kaplan. R. jacomine, W. jacox. R. Lesnirk. H. Jaegers. A. Sal- dinger. HOME ROOM 334 FIRST ROW: E. Horowitz, B. Hakun. L. Gaydosh, J. Handelman, J. Greenberg. C. Jewels. G. Engelman, Glatzer. B. Halprin. SECOND ROW: R. Detorre, R. D,- Urso, G. Finer. P. Georgio. D. Janos. Jackson. C. Francis, H. Hood, C. Drost, E. Halligan, R. Edis, B. Ferrier. Neubert. THIRD ROW: R. Dittbrenner, T. Foltz, P. Friedman, C. Floyd, C. Burnham, W. Downes, A. DiChiara. T. Gladwell, R. Engel. R. Erlanger, K. Frankel. HOMEROOM 31 7 FIRST ROIV: G. Creseenzo. G. Dc-Pauli, R. Cenati- empo. A. Costnntini. P. DeRose. T. Cohen. K. Conte, C. Miranda. S. Guardiola. SECOND ROW: J. DeNic'h- olas. L. Del Genio. J, Corso, H. De Feo, B. Cypher, A. Cronin, A. Clare. J. Carnazza, Imperati. Castag- nillo. THIRD ROW: J. Chilelli, P. Carcaterra, R. D'- Aquanni. J. Cummaro. P. Danby, G. Del Sasso, H. Hierro. Cetrone, Citarella. 86 HOMEROOM I I 6 r' FIRST ROW A Kiqle E Klimerman C unjulas kis D Holstein E Greater J Good THIRD ROW' F ohnson R Khourl E ohnsson E Bram L Leum T Cmnt A llelfrleh R Holmstrom A Hermin Nl R L1pm'm H K'me Lerner SFCOND ROH F Heldmin Greenwvlld L Haffner M Greenberg D Hartleb F Ilq B Gordon J Lahtl C Kxtt G Halou H21rr1S HOMEROOM 333 .. .L 4 Vlemberzer M Zetren P Billard T Yacovxeel F J Shelnmel S Sehw1rt7 NI Smmem J Nfetlxeke H Hemberq E Pilwsenno P xxllltf' SFCOND ROW Se ron B Sloxn B Stem A Stiller R Sprueh S R Smqer YN Snyder H Slezel T Streelxfus C Mt Smtler 87 - . fr , . . . J , . . . . I. 1 . . . . . J - , . , . J . . , . ', . 1 . . . . , . , , . , . F P FIRST ROW: S. Arzoun. E. Dc Simrnone. B. Apter, E. sehuler. G. Seal. H. Stern. R. Somnek. THIRD ROIVJ JUNIOR POPULARITY POLL BIGGEST SMILE LI yd H H BEST LOOKING B b E gl MOST TALENTED R h rd Erlanger Josephme Benm MOST TALKATIVE MafY P21Sflu1no Carl M111 X MOST INTELLIGENT MOST ATHLETIC y D BEST DREQSED M ry P Q N' an ' ,Aff 4 . E fmR...+ 'i'1'A FRIENDLIEQT MOST POPULAR y Del Gcnio Josephine Corso Howard Marcus Janet Yi 89 fn- 'fkxx ,INIFQ ' , 1 VCU SOPHOMORE CLASS 'Vlrs Phwlhs Krasnou as Class Sponsor has Omuded the Sophomore Councrl IH 1ts role as ffoxernmff body of that class The class officers haxe lfllflated and carrled out manv projects A Teen Canteen was sponsored by the Class as part of xts Xearlx actlutles 90 Mrs Kr lsnow QOPHOMORE OFFICERS Ronme Cames PRESIDENT Judy Sachs X ICE PRESIDENT 'met Young SECRETARY Ed Jacoby TREASLL ER QOPHOMORE COUNCIL C :fl BOTTOM ROFV B Natcllx S Vino R Lmder M N Museo S Pc-nkm E Pleck S Fandel I Rezmas G Shuffm'ln A Shxplro E Rosen L Rexd TOP ROW Erslunc R Cunes C, Popoffl Epstcm HOMEROOM Q10 Wm., -I FIRST ROH : P. Ayres S. Blackwell F. Ci1mm1r'1, L. Cintor. R. Blum N. lucttcrs. THIRD ROW: A. Mus- Caione N. Cocchrdi, G. Guarino L. Pollack M. Bar- Co. T. Odell. J. Le Viness R. Pugliese E. Knudsen huto. SECOND ROW: M. Lubin T. Piternostro . Fandel G.Orl1ndo D. Kleinnnn J.Linsen. Christhno. M. Pelligrini R. Castillino. B. Seiferth P. 91 8 HOMEROO Q ROW I: S. Dronsick, D. Siewertsen, N. McCollum, G. ner, W. Men, Tuttle, R. Perrillo, D. Courtney. Salem, L. Staniscia, M. Leonard, S. Shewciw, Ghin- ROW' 3: P. Srhnitta, G. Maestri, S. Sepe, Angelos, ger, U. Heinrich, P. Wlasscnnan, ROW 2: F. Caserta. R. W'i1dcy, R, Ellrodt, L. Kellerman, R. Caine-5, N. Car- E. Petrillo. Gustafson. T. Maisel, XV, Soltzer, M. Kms- boy. HOME ROOM 323 ROW I: S. Novak, S. Vano. D. Holmes. F. Hefter. E. E. O,Conne1l. ROW 3: R. Celona, W. Clarke, B. Meyer, De Masi, E. Gentile, P. Imperati. L. Frisch. P. Mole, M. H. Lipinski, L. Tobin, S. Natale, R. Getlan. C. Pezzino, Schellati. ROW 2: J. Schlegal, S. Shlitt, L. Valle, R. M. Epstein, T. Capasso, M. Rothman. Not shown: R. Starr, J. Rose, C. Priolo, C. Cook, C. Victor, S. Penkin, Brower. B. Weisner. 92 HOME ROOM 337 FIRST ROW: Lindo. M. Martorana. N. White, E. Rourke, P. McCollum. D. Kakos, R. DiMartino, M. Friedman, H. Birk. R. Tuffanelli, C. Thorn, P. Capo- Salvatore. THIRD ROIVJ T. Calclara. Kelly. R. Kal- bianco, R. Linder, Macdonald. SECOND ROIV: E. afus. A. Reiter. M. Hollup. R. Hanlon, C. Popoff. P. Harsche. M. Mandelson. E. Lutz, D. Garvey, B. O'- SChulze.H.Kimpel. Houston. HOMEROOM 320 FIRST ROW: F. Blumenfeld. M. Mannheimcr, R. Ni- coletti. SECOND ROIV: lklarsala, M. VVhcatley, C. Cohen. B. Seelig. M. Del Genio. Young. L. Wloghin. E. Busch. A. Brown. BI. Gzmtfher. T. La Mura. THIRD ROW: R. Carrera, Zuliani. D. Wleinrauch. M. Cho- vance. S. O'Hara. L. Keery. I. Rezinas, B. Natella. D. Hudson. Branigan. B. lwiandell. F. Ribardo. FOURTH ROIV: R, Duffy, B. Martin. T. Zuccarelli, G. Reeve. W. Van YN'art. B. Clerkin. P. Blake. A. Merdon. L. Mona- chclli. A. Sabatini. HOMEROOM I 41 111 FIRST ROW': BI. Shuffman. A. Shapiro. H. Aushern H. Bernardi. G. Mancin. L. Pollack. V. Epstein, Rob- inson. SECOND ROIV: A. Gronun. P. Newman, B Stewart. F. Zenno, A. Fluxgold. G. Turner. K. Gentile, 1 l THIRD ROW: P. Zwang. D. Feinstein. lvl. Karner. J De Finn, H. Garhnkel. G. Grimm, YV. Funicello, R Preuss. HOMEROOM 339 FIRST ROW: J. Sachs. A. Galente. L. Protto, M Hershchuk. A. Cohen. G. YVien. D. Zecller. L. Haig. R Michelson. L. Reid. SECOND ROW: R. Kocher. G Binder, A. Goldstein, NI. Ramponi, N. Oliveira. M Thema, VV. Morlok. W. Kempin. M. Feldman. P. Krup penbaeher. THIRD ROIV: B. Bonafede, A. Sultan. L Tamburi. Bocskay. E. XN'achter, T, Witte, Hure witz. S. Goldman. E. Pieck, H. Schulze. 94 HOME ROOM 32 I FIRST ROW: F. Hornstein, L. Signorelli. L. Alberto, A. Trapani, Roper, THIRD ROW: E. Jacoby, T E. Lynch, L. Iannuecilli, M. Rusinko. C. Seidell. E. Spirelli. F. Richardson, G. Erskine. R. Sumner, D. Regal Novak. SECOND ROIV: R. Pitehal, P. Revellese, E. B. Rubin. Perlmutter. A. Nliller, L. Martin, E. Eckstein. M. Reilly, x FIRST ROW: S. Altschueler. D. Blumenfeld. NI. Maiz. B. Grippo, YY, Baeder, L. Epstein. THIRD ROW: A. E. Behling. J. Greenspan. D. Abrams. A. Goldman, M. Cislak. B. BofH. F. Kopfl. Dinga. R. Seaman. H. Sie- Baratta. L. Arlnitman. SECOND ROW: L. Caputo. gel. A. Carroll. M Seidenstein. R. Sirrine. Chertok. C. Johnsson, D. Cetrone, L. Kuebler. B. Birk, 95 SOPHOMORE SU PERLATIVE S BEST DRESSED I S p Sh p MOST INTELLIGENT Y MOST ATHLETIC s h BEST LOOKING MOST POPULAR J y Hurowitz Tina LaM Marilyn Shuffman Ed Rap t ' 96 31 A., ff .5 Q-'A lfrm - X 'Ya I im 'fa .,. 4' fl 4, 2? ai ? in A 3? Y ' 'Y f ?, 5 R A Ja if fi 5 ., 54 Ss gwziv I 2, K! Hi 5 M , if, ig! up H5543 ' ef ' -4 X ax -35 w gfi Q.. 'ef 1 1 ll A 'N .O 'fs in ' w hm DL 4 X 2 ff' MRS. ADAMO English Columbia B.S., M,A. MR. ASH industrial arts New York University B.S., M.A. MR BOCHNER industrial arts math New York University BA M M.S. MR. 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If A f uf X W Ll gr -lkiw li 5 R34 Qgkfw 5' L, ,, ,A , 1--ff D 0 'S F ffl lg if my Vwx L4-5 .Qu 5 ff sf Q! ,H-, ,A Z-f f if mf , 2' f W1 we 4' 'A mx'-, . 'Z 4 L W A ,4 4 ' -5 .. 222 'ww FIRST ROW: E. Krall, M. Lent, R. Rubin, P. Malen, pler, C. Gilbert, E. Grotsky THIRD ROW: F. Haig- A. Lindros. C. Kissel. D. Maccariello, S. Levin. SEC- ney. P. Geller. G. Gauthraux, W. Hudson. J. Gerlich, OND ROW: P, Grindley. F. Grunewald. S. Landman. R. Guerra, R. Goldman. R. Stern. R. Colonnello. S. Goldleaf, R. Cahn, Maclclelena, Krall, P. Kep- HOMEROOM I 53 is R iff All .. HOMEROOM I 47 Pr FIRST ROW: S. Melnick, P. Medlar, A. Marks, E. don L Znff U Dxttbrenner THIRD ROW G De Arthur, M. Shiffman, C, Marrero, E. Mendelson, J. Paul B Goldstexn D janusxk M Henry M jackowe Merritt. D. Neuman SECOND ROW: H. Biontesionc, R Merrltt D Hargreaves 'VI Kahn K Luksln G. Bloise, G. DeFeo, A. Nicoletti, E. Marzullo, J. Gor- HOMEROOM 31 I v-' ' FIRST ROW: W. Romeo, F. Petrillo, H. Peck. SEC- OND ROW: D., Biele, D. Bove. B. Ferraro. B. Castel- lano. A. Fusco, G. Bongioirno, T. DiMatteo, F. Prisco S. Gradowitz, D, DiRusso THIRD ROW: YVilliams J. Signorielle. N, Chinchar, Gneue, Goran, H HOMEROOM I5 if 41- I Kuff , 'T 'l' Mfpq FIRST ROW: D. Pedulla, P. Riccio, R. Krauss. L. Karlton. B. Resnitk. V. Petretti. NI. De Ianni. E. Rid- dc-tt. L. Ranellone. N. Siegal. P. YVaChowski. SECOND A. Willens, J. Zuccarelli, M, Wein- RD ROIVJ L. Zimmerman. A. Smith, R. R. Kayan. R. LaRoCCo. E. Llichalec. Xiaz- ROIV: K. Ducks-r. C. Lindo. E. Dc-Nlayo, R. Fusro, X zarcse. R. Rubin. C. Hang. E. XYaldie is Q. Ng. IHOMEROOM IO 5.5 FIRST ROW: B. Salvatore. I. Bernard, B. Carlson, L. Axell. P. Sobek. D. Buffa. R. Altschuler, T, Abrahams, A. Browstein. L, Burger. SECOND ROW: F. Gross- man, S. Devaney. Carcaterra. C. McKee, C. Ches- gn. ., , - nard. B. Vrocklage. P. Leggiadro. LeBlanc. H. Klein- rock. D. Friedman. THIRD ROIV: A. Rubenstein. Arkin, S. Brunette, R. Hermance, P. Albert. Breshin- gky, L. Lehman, M. Beddows. 1 YSIOME ROOM I 50 ff lf fjf C 6' bind Cfcf LQ!! ff RMU? G. Futerman. G. Geary. D. Gaines. R. Gianfelire, M Giordano SECOND ROIV: WV. Tamis. R. Cancy. B FIRST ROW: C. Barbuto. T. Gadonnicx. B. Greene. Puzio. F. Dodick. A. Grossman, V. MCNulty'. F. Tha- ,y ter. T. Valle. lfrzinn THIRD ROIV: R, Tvrdimnn. C, Panfhari. T. Stringfield. S. Slotterback. Sansalone. A. Vogel. K. Smith. NI. Steinauer. HOMEROOM 140 1 3 L. Eisenberg. R. Hyman. A. Bard. L. Hirsch, G, Katz. Oliff SECOND ROW: I.. Gaudio. Imperati. FIRST ROW.' G. Junjulas. C. Blair. Y. Hirayama. S J C Hawkins. B. Hall. NI. Havlik. V. Barry. Svhc-er. F 3' . i Morris. D. Finocfhi THIRD ROW: P. Frank. Freis J. Feinberg. G. Cowles, A. Hanner, R. Clyne. NI. Fur- ron. I.. Hoflmzin, Y. Fvdcrifo. HOME RDOM 221 .x '4 ,X X 5 5 Oh O an ,711 NV FIRST ROW: M. Talla, Scheunemann, D. Di Gio- vanni. M. Roemer. S. Trc-monte. L. Dolan. J. Silver- man. D. Valentino, A. Tidmarsh. SECOND ROW: S Fazzolari. C, Provda, S. Plotkin, M, Straguzzi. B. Spon- cer, T. Nakagami, S. Morrow, T. Pierro. THIRD ROW: R. Pink, C. Silverman. L. Newman, A. Pariscr. D Z UQ 'J' O um 1-4 'IF' .- 5 O 1 O C O . T A 4 '11 fb '-s 1 'T V'-1 FU 7 v-Q E. F F L. Z 2 I fxson. Y I-KOMERDOM 324 w . . FIRST ROW: B. Arnold. Mc-rlino. G. Bc-rkmann. B Dreker. Castro, B. Rotkin, S. Frisch. Droga. C Fein. D. Sperling. SECOND ROW: A. Craig. D. Maz- zilli, D. Montalto, A. Gilbert. S. Dondcro. H. Dchm. C l 11 A., ag-,Q X Feldman, D. Chesmard, F. Acampora. THIRD ROW. B. Deutcli. P. Shenkin. P. Giudicc. F. De Flippo. Cas sidy. Cobelli. M. Horray. C. Costs-llano, A. Dcvanzo FRESH MAN POP POLL MOST POPULAR F d G11 Most Armsnc ' ' BllyHd IM .5 W1 X, BEST Looxmc Q35 MN1 Xxx.. E6 IB 'HUNT-re BEST DRESSED MOST INTELLIGENT Y k k H W G K! V ' S Ronnie Rubin .. re i en ' u son Caro CK 'L N nv Af, 5 .- of ,SJ JI' 'Y j ' alerie c uty Steve B ette M J, M 1 W fl - 0 gi 3' CJ A I ,Y bc , A U I . 1 ky ,ye A' , f . C L.. .. .., .B 1 R X T 7.-Al , W E AX .X I XJ -X ' P ' L a ' -T L' 'T- ' irayama Arni 'll 109 L Hoffman Joan HOMEROOM 243 ti- W Q 4. 1 FIRST ROIV: D. Buckley. H. Regensburg, NI. Cose- tino. Siegel. B. Finder. Gsfhwcndtner. B. Xlerle SEC OND ROW: E. Buda. M. Williams, S. Dreska, S. Gold blatt. H. Nash. J. Cncaci. Leighton. M. Liva. H. Sie gel. C. Smith THIRD ROIV: E. Forman. L. Baskin. Stipanovic. M. Fischl. L. Siewertsen, M. Knauert, J. Scheele. R. Marcuk. M. Jackson. G. Levine FOURTH ROW: J. Semmel, T. Vreeland, D. Besser. A. Soll, C. Klein. R. Aronstam. A. Optis. Golusinski. D. Naver- ick. NI. Freedman. HOME ROOM 245 .141 FIRST ROW: P. Schiavane. P. Janos. B. Young, S. Russo, A. Auferio. S. Di Costango, C. Speckhardt, C. Lawrance, L. Lindros, M. Mullen. SECOND ROW: J. Bilacic, D. Jacot-Descombes, D. Lapp, C. England, 5 x ins-Y ' . . 5 A Q , C, Smith, L. Lokitz. C. Laurarice. R. Betley, H. Hordan. THIRD ROW: R. Scott. S. Michnlec. R. Ware-k. V. Destaso. P. Fargnoli, L. Musella, N. Carille. YV. Julia. J. Crean. HOMEROOM Q09 FIRST ROW: S. Bickofif, S. Snow, P. Kaufman, Pa.- lasciano, R. Shane, R. Markowitz, D. Hofrnan, C. Shep- herd, S. Beckoff. SECOND ROW: B. Axilrod. R. Yed- owitz, B. Rinaldi, P. Collins, S. Saltrese, L. Zeisner, if Barret, B. Goodman, J. Spagnola, K. Nilson. THIRD ROW: R. Brown, Joseph. R. Millar, Layman, C. Manna. S. Goldsmith. T. DcKIiCCo. Roy Anderson. P. Campanaro, R. Syman, D. Nakagami. HOMEROOM 149 D-Q 4. FY: FIRST ROW: N. Drachman, S. Sullivan, J. DelBarco E. Ryder, S. Hawkins, C. Zerrle, M. Ragust, B. Fusco, L. DeFeo, S. Varon. SECOND ROW: E. Beatty, H. Bottesch, A. Barechia. A. Tranquillo. J. Brown, P. VVek- erle. B. Sadler, A. Pedulla, R, Faulkner, D. Brigante. THIRD ROW: Branigan, R. Omvrod, T. Clarke, A Iazzetti, G. DeMarco, A. Haag, M. Tortora. J. Ayers HOME ROOM 240 IN 'KY .ef R, FIRST ROW: D. Fargnoli, R. Tortorello, P. Berrigan, F. Schrade, R. Caldora, C. Sauer, C. Itri, DeVito, M. L. Colletti, R. Cummings, S. Eifler, L. Squillante, L. Popavic, M. Mazzola. LaMagna, VV. Schwarzer SECOND ROW: J. Rogan. HOME ROOM 241 l FIRST ROW: A. Gordon, J. Suherrer. S. Epstein, S Seidner, E, Adamovich, Gaydosh, B. Bellomi, Ciesl linski, S. Loewenberg SECOND ROW.' R. Renolds S, Baer, S. Marek, C. Cipriano, R. Klein, M. Petix, B Marsi, P. Perillo, lNIaCGrail, E. Kaminsky, K. Bracht, M. Peterson THIRD ROW.' A. Klein, H. VanAken, J Siegel, H. Cook, YB. Soltzer, W. Fretterd, R. Di Benedetto A. Fox, E. Carlson, B. Beranborn, D. Minervini. Y HOME ROOM 132 FIRST ROW: G. Yazzitti, B. Franze, O. Chianise, M. SECOND ROW: M. Occhione, D. Roemer, J. Cipri Glew, L. Laudenback, C. Malevendi, M. A, Russo, A. ano, G. Westhoff, G. Cummaro, W. Chapman, F. Ca Colesante, L. Schinasi, M. Negersmith, M. A. Di Vico. bral, J. Sassone. HOMEROOM 134 FIRST ROW: E. Chinchar, G. Hom, P. Eifler SEC- OND ROW: A. D'A1Iessandro, B. Andree, M. Dielh. B. Brender, G. Pirro, S. Dropola, K. Purdy, C. Jaffe. L. Swatowy THIRD ROW: Robert Fufci, T, Burns. P. Berardinelli, H. Heldman, P. Wagner, S. Gradowitz, A. Tyburczy, P. Stammel, W. Lemme. R, Dreier, J. Cas- sotto FOURTH ROW: E. Campanaro. R. Zimmerman R. Valore, J. Weinbrenner, L. Ciccone, T. Haynes. H Kaufmann. HoMERooM gswjb Mffgw ff? .2510 per, S. Colaneri SECOND ROW: G. Nfath, A. Eisel FIRST ROW: E. Charto, B. Schaefer, D. Sornack, J. Calvello. R. Snlvagio. Trombetta. L. Durante, S. Tep- man, Chartier, C. Barry. F. De Maiorebus. A. Polidore. C. Paridiso, B. Morville, J. Linhan THIRD ROW: W. Montesione, E. VValdhorn, Balian, Burk, R. Nathan- son, Fraser, VV. Ratajack, C. Strome. HOMEROOM I 46 FIRST ROW: J. Goodfellow, R. De Vito, M. Rogers, S. Goldstein. J. Teitelbaum, P. Kaufman, M. Nathan SECOND ROW: R. Fried, Levine, S. Barash, K. Cutt- man, B. Deutsch, A. Smallen. M. Deigan, F. Castellano. C. Bazukiewicz THIRD ROW: B. Lederman, Berliner, L. Maitre, F. Victor, H. Schneider, C. Kalden, S. Pea- body, C. Marsala. C. Siskind, S. Garelik, S. Shafran, H Siegal FOURTH ROW: Zaklad, B. Berkey, B. Sleber D. Brainard, H. Ferrarin. W. Powers, L. Fox, P. Repicky R. Unger, NI. Freilicher. 114 8TH GRADE POP POLL MOST INTELLIGENT Margaret Fishl MOST POPULAR Larry Fox Jacqueline Palisciano M: ,,k, i , BEST DRESSE D William Chapman MOST ATHLETIC N. 115 BEST LOOKING Margaret Pctix Paul Catano HOME ROOM I I 5 L M au A M FIRST ROW: S. Block R. Miller, B. Mathers, M. Wolk, J. Weitzenkorn SECOND ROW: I. Rubin, S. Helfand, E, Morgenthal. R. Acampora, E. Bank, L. Feitelson, A. Campbell, Negri, A. Marek THIRD ROW: H. Levine, L. Yager, M. Adlerstein, LI. Percoco, J. Lish- chiner, L. Robertson, L. Keith, M. Weiss, L. Steffen, C. Goldstein, S. Raskin FOURTH ROW: G. Bresh- insky, L. McPhilips, F. Marchak, K. Klonsky, C. Scaf- fadi, D. Shuffman, M. Baruth, R, Rosien, M. Grund- leger. HOMEROOM 131 FIRST ROW: C. Srhlegel, D. Flato, V. Mantone. L. Elson. R. Feldman, L. Rosenberg. B. Stamper, V. Piz- zola, B. Frumkies. Zirkman, NI. Silvestri. SECOND ROW: F, DiGravino. S. Better, M. Salotto, T. Castro, J. Friedman, C. Quicci, J. Sladon, E. Yosh, N. Mar- zullo, A. Violante, J. Rosclx, R. Blum. THIRD ROW. G. Crew, B. Gardner. K. Haffner, M. Kirchoff, R Casalbore, P. Klimmerman, J. Paladino, L. Landman B. Gradowitz. HOMEROOM I33 FIRST ROW: E. Spiak. E. Ram, M. Levy, C. Wright. ell. R. Sura, R. Montemurro, J. Hermance, A. Rob- C. Gadonniex. A. Dionisio. D. Hebert, G. VVright, S. ertson, R. Vycital. Ambrosia SECOND ROW: W. Levy, A. Cohen, P. Mitch- HOMERDOM I 39 FIRST ROW: J. Bruno, C. Prisco, J E. Rademaan, A. Landcs, L. D. Dombeck, L. Grind- lcy. L. Crocitto. B. Kmctz SECOND ROW: B. Kay. A. Anello, V. Hood, A. Abate, B. Straguzzi, H. Lnnnon, J. Sgarmella. M. Gryspo, L. Virginia THIRD ROI1' L. Ballard. E. Burger, R. Panchari, V. Bellino. R. hlzlr cus. S. Sprufk. B. Roffer. R. Mnfqunde, NI. Spitzer. J Cohen, R. Urbandi. my HOMEROOM QI I YL- EATED: W. Maus, R. Lemme, P. Costello FIRST Longobardi, L. Mortorana, S. Christman B. Bechnor- ROW: J. Stephens, H. Woldie, C. Rubenstein, R. Stut- czik, -K. Stoller, THIRD ROW: G. Chapine, K. Repetti, man. E. Teutul, G. Goldman, W. XVilliams, L. Centore. M. Del Guidice, D. DiDonate, R. Aacher, G. Westoff, B. Adami, SECOND ROW: H. Balian, R. Kubel, L. A. Kantez,R.Massillo, B. Nichcls, O. Rossi. HOMEROOM Q39 ' . L A A P FIRST ROW: S. Wesbrook, J. Ronson, K. Rosenberg, berg, E. Winston, G. Chattman. THIRD ROW: D M. Centore E. Magnusson, M. Kaplan, D, Pink, H, Aginsky, R. Smith, M. Tannenbaum, H. Nierritt, E. Nia Breinan, S. Fefer, K. Halprin, M. Goldberg, SECOND rion, J. Liss, W. McCarthy, G. Sadeau, A. Schein, R ROW: A. Kozloski. S. Boxer, C. Miller, J. Newman, B. Oleck, D. Klein. Turner, L. Murray, P. Jacobson, D. Spencer, M. Rosen- 118 HOMEROOM Q44 SJ FIRST ROW: M. Snitow, M. Ranellone, C, Hess. lino, G. Floyd, Gramaldi, R. Recylak, R. Mac Rae Altman, L. Ciamarra, C. Simon, M. Hargreaves, H. Mon- R. Turner. talto. SECOND ROW: Viviano, M. Mosello, R. lvlcr- 7TH GRADE POP POLL 3 ,V X 4:4-,f-f-Xfx fxfx Louls Jackle Landman Campbell M091 ' ATHLETIC ' Daxld Lmda Nfark Klem Feltelson Tanncnbaum Pricilln Danby BEST MOST ' Looxmc ' PoPuLAR W Too much mustard' Joe Really' ' Lmcoln hasn t a ghost of a chance Go in the locker room you dis- tract the team. Posture is everything in life. Best foot forward. We donlt like the band beanies either. D lunch shift. Boys, you're puncturing the lawn ACTIVITIES fs U-O' ,L 17, .M 'ff 5 , - J N EDITOR IN CHIEF Irene Rubenstein ART EDITOR Janet Stern ADVISORS Mr. Hughes lklrs. Snngcnito LINCOLN LOG BUSINESS MANAGER Howard Strome I he year bU has brought many additions and changes in the Lincoln Log The increase in pages pictures and activities are the most noticeable differences Our attempt was to pubhsh a tailored yet informal book We would like to give thanks within these pages to the many students and teachers who have helped the yearbook. 122 ART STAFF Regma 'vhnclnl Helen Bernardl Stephame Rn ers CAsst Art Ed A thony C1ldar1 Vxrgmla Palmxsam LITERARY STAFF FIRST ROW EIISCII Gordan Grace Cassotto Barbara Lan des Niarylln Rosenstock SIC Robert Nfananne Cirlson SFCOND ROW Judx H beck Robert Jutkowuz Rxchard Holt Phlllp S1lverman Temma K1pIan L., EDITORIAL STAFF SEATED: Georgine Barna. Louxie Shapiro. Brooke Pariser: STAXDIN CN Kal Kessler. Kenneth Ronson. Nikh. Q' 123 is-.ph ' H31 IMI ' gym Nf' 'FJ 5 ' I, 'LINCOLN LOG' BUSINESS STAFF FIRST ROW: J. Davis, J. Charkin, P. za- vodny B. Casalbore M. Seamen. SECOND ROW. J. Susman. A. Rubin R Fargnoli 'VI Scher M P Duma S Wemstem A S1skmd H Nathan SPORTS STAFF P Wxllens H Berke M Laxse Dreler J McManus l ix STAFFFIRST ROW H Hood D Sperhng T Fruman F Grossman F Dod1ch B Jossm R Strom SECOND ROW B111 Snyder F Kaufman B Tannenbaum A Bard J Lrso L Nf3.!'Sl J Handelman B Snyder F Kaufman B Tan nenbaum D Hughes G Novak L Leuc1 B Helprm S Schwartz 124 7 3 . 1 J ' 7 A ' . , . . , . , . , . . . 1 V' L i.. I Q -. , N: ,, ' ' ' A 'S X , ,.. 0 , ' . f. Sr, I , . , ., . , Q I F 5 RX f X V . U X , V ' f' ,aa I N -' - 2 ' 1 ' J , . , . , . . 5 , - , Y ' - y - , V . - A , - 1 ' 2 - f - 7 ' J ' a ' 7 ' 1 ' ' EDITORS Gary Stern Rxcky Holt Kal Kessler garter: un-Q-...- ADVISOR Mr D1afer1a COORDINATING EDITORS SEATED Louxse Shapxro Joan Blanck Eileen Gordon STANDING Bob Jutkowxtz Stuart Statler Phll Fnedman .41 SCROLL The Scroll has been m exxstence slnce 1954 It has progressed greatly as a news paper and has accompl1shed many thmgs s1nce then Four years ago, the Scroll en tered the Columbxa Scholastxc Press Con ference and recelved a th1rd place certlfi cate 1n the annual contest Last year and the year before lt took a second place ThlS year, especlally, has been one of development for the newspaper For the first t1me 1n 1tS five year hxstory, the Scroll has a defimte monthly publxcatlon sched ule It IS on sale on the thlrd Tuesday of every month In add1t1on ass1stant edltor 1ng news bureau has taken ltS place among the older staffs of the paper A new engrax mg process has made poss1ble much greater usage of news and sports photos as well as cartoons and other ar t1st1c matter These numerous changes have been made to strearnllne the paper and make It more pleasmg to the eye 125 , , . . . - . . . 7 . . - .- H. 's si 5 ships have been abolished and a function- Q- I - : . . , . , ' 7 3 ' 7 7 Q F NEWS STAFF Fr1sch Donna Abmms Thelma Freeman oan Gordon Nhrlene He1sfhult Lmda Woghm Sylwa -Xlt schuler essle Robert Laura Barash Glorxa 'Nox 1k Ann Nflller 'Vlarllwn Rosen stock Beth Tannenbium fn-. SCROLL FEATURE STAFF Ann Rehm Barbara Casalbore Madelme Meyers Arlene Kagle Nflarllyn Duma Glorla L1ppman Lorrame Ross Georglne Bama Elame Baskm Ellen Novak Judy Glatzer is 1 T SPORTS STAFF Harvey Selgel Ienny R enberg Bernard B da Joel Greenwald G11 Wang Ralph So mack Stuart Statler Q 1 ' A f -Q. S -' ,, - Q- Q' Q , , , , , xv 'l I - , A - : s v 1 . . -, Q , , , Y . l , . , J h Harriet Auskern, Louise A 3 A L 7 , J 7 A 1 D 'W .y v Y. A - J . .... 3 . Av 71 7 . , A I' - , X , W A L 4 I u . , ' w My Nfl wf A . . fr a LJ , . V - , . 126 SCROLL BUSINESS MANAGERS Suzanne Puller Ronm Berger Shella Bennett Nfadelme Biesers CLU B AND AR TAFF Peter Wlllens '11 1am Quxck Alan S1sk1nd Judy Glatzer Arlene G1lbert Franklln Kaufman 'I' int 4. BUSINESS STAFF Mar11yn Shuffman H11da Cohen Grace Cassotto o Charkm Lorrame Leucx Fr xx da Hornslem une Nir Donald 111 Yager Bfxrlnra Hiltum lNI'1rC11 Zetren Elea nor Wemberger 'me Green berg Llnda Rubm 127 Mrs Weill Ione Meyer and James McManus discussing induc tion plans NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY VIII T. X nn' M 22. 9 .SL Mary Laise presenting Haney Na than to President Marianne Carlson 128 Irene Rubenstein, Robert Jutkowitz and Richard Holt talking during the collation after the ceremony. - .M P . Z fin, A FRONT ROW: Grace Cassotto, Abby Fields, Michelle Goran, Janet Stern, Marilyn Rosenstock, Temma Kaplan fTreas.j, Marianne Carlson KPIEJJ, James McManus fVice Pres.j, lone Meyer fSec,yj, Louise Shapiro, Sonia John- son, Susan Brody, Irene Rubenstein. MIDDLE ROW: Georgine Barna, Brooke Pariser, Judith Habeck, Carol Sue Buckley, Barbara Landes, Eileen Gordon, Norma Jean Up- The National Honor Society was founded thirty- eight years ago by high school administrators who wished to de-emphasize the role of the athlete and to glorify the student who exhibits the outstanding quali- ties of service to the school, leadership, Hne character, and an excellent scholastic record. To be elected to this society is the highest honor which can be be- stowed upon a student while in high school. 129 richard, Geoff Smart, Jessie Robert, Barbara Casalbore, Mary Laise, Stephanie Rivers, Laura Barash, Helen Capelini. TOP ROW: Robert Levy, Harvey Nathan, Howard Strome. Laurence Levine, Warren Lucker, William Quick, Roger Soons, Richard Holt, Kalman Kessler, Robert Jutkowitz, Peter Willens. The Lincoln High School chapter was chartered in 1958. It is under the direction of Mrs. Claire Weill, the faculty sponsor, and Mr. Arthur Natella, the prin- cipal. The present members of the Honor Society serve as ushers at many school functions and provide a tutor- ing service during school hours for those students who request it. Q GENERAL ORGANIZATION OFF ICE R9 STANDING: Evelyn Rosen, Cor- resp. Seclyg Temma Kaplan. Treaag Nfary Laise, Recording Sec'y,' SEATED: Stuart Statler. Vice Pres.,' Dean Petros, Pres. ADVISORY COUNCIL SFATFD Temm't Kaplan can Lerner Frances Gross Harvey Selfzel Stuart Statler Exelyn Rosen Ronnle Ru man Lmda Nlars1 Thelma Freeman Holly Hood Susan bm Marlanne Carlson Dean Petros Rxchard Holt Har Garelxk Holly Came Imda Stephens udy Sllxermm new Selgel Nhssxng lklary LBISC STANDING Larry MCPh1l1pS Jeff Dumas Iarrw Fox 130 , . . fe' ve' 9 f r ' I , , Ik 3 5 O E 1 - , , .. . .L . , - 'U 5 l'1'l7 Three years ago few of the school s leaders dared to hope that the General Organlzation would within a short period of tlme, become as successful as it was his year During the first years the organization s chief purpose was simply to set a standard of discipline for the student body and to instill within It a feeling of pride addition other achiex ements have been made Clubs have been established and placed under GO aus pices an orlentation program was held for new stu dents Thanksgiving baskets and money were donated ADVIQORS Mr Robert Geller 'md Mr Ralph Raggio to the needy the first annual alumni day was held several dances were supported by the G O plans were begun for a student exchange program and a suc cessful spring carnival was held Most important though was the emergence of a strong school spirit wh1ch was aided by the G0 sponsors Mr Robert Geller and Mr Ralph Ragg1o student body as one in which many new act1v1t1es were introduced which will become a tradition 1n fu ture years FINANCE COMMITTEE Harvey Nathan Ronnie Rubin Ralph Fargnoli Temma Kaplan Ken Ronson Mike Fine ' 5 ' 5 . . . S - . 7 'A ,V I 1 , . . . . H . . ,, m 3 . . , l a Our early dreams have already become realities. In This year will be remembered by the G.O. and the j H A Q . . . . . 3 . . - . 5 . Y. ,ig , 131 W A W? 'PII 1, 5. ,A 'IQ sag GENERAL ORGANIZATION J fs Q 4 Yx W-ig fr gm if I 4'1 , XS ggi ai' Q' 5 K X . Vx fm ' ' ' 2 X. 9 M , gif P A I , ,- f Sf.. , FQ S! G I EM' ,iw Q as M! N X I 3Vf REPRESENTATIVES AND ALTERNATEQ ra fy. ' lik L ' E , V Q . . 4 V . f Y ,L , A I, 3533? 1 , sfQ , G , , Q9f55fQ'?' 4 1 W 5, 5: A 1' 1 ag 4 , Y , Q , ' E 2,1 gg ? , ' . E , , , .2 1 -. , , 3 W bww G. O. BOOSTER SQUAD FIRST ROW: Pat Doyle. Regina Mancini, Sharon Byer. Joan Lerner, Phyllis Zawodny, Linda Marsi, Holly llood. Geri Ferrara. Judy Urso, Janet Ruggerio. Jill Yager. Barbara Hakun. SECOND ROW: Carlotta Vignn. Lynn Altschuler. Claudia Stark, Eno Pnlnsiano. Barbara Turlletnub, Marlene Deutch, Holly Kane, Toby Blackman, Diane Grindley. ...s . -an . MMQQ. . . - K A L Roznlie Stmm. Anne Cronin. Lorraine Leuci. THIRD ROIV: Edward Rapetti. W'urren Lucker, Dennis O'Rourke. Preston Denby. Jim Brady. Kenneth Sarrubbi. Leonard Del Genio. Dean Petros. John Zuliani, Riehy Pernzzo. Stu Stat- ler, Jay Good. Eddie Freed. G. O. SERVICE SQUAD FIRST ROW: C. Pizano. M. Fine. R. Diller. B. XVeingnr- ten. S, Statler, S. Gutman. A. Zeiderrnan. C. lNIiller. E. Ra- petti. SECOND ROW: C. Greenberg. C. Drost. L. Barash. J. Robert. D. Oswald, Arkin. A. Fields. S. Kaminsky. C. Buckley, G. Cassotto. D. Brunette. C. Joseph. THIRD ROW: fCoaChj lNIr. Barnhurd. R. Brigante. P, Fric-dmzin. H. Berkey, F. Gorra. B. Hundlen. L. Del Genio. R. Bur-hanain. R. Engel. R. Perazzo, Sanchez, FOURTH ROW: V. Jor- dan. D. Plitnirk, P. Viviano, T. Foltz. A. Scheer. E. Freed S, Weinstein, Orlando, A. Merdon. F. Kaufman FIFTII ROIV: D. O'Rourke. G. Sage, B, Bnrrisford. M Nfurphy, B. Boffi. H. Schrot. YV. Lueker. E, Reiger. L. Le- vine. T. Chesnard. SIXTH ROW: G. Smart. R. Kittlestad R, Soons, P. Denby. Zuliani. D. Petros. K, Sarubbi. N Heldrnan, Hoffmann. G. Lundberg. 134 Q . KEY CLUB Key Club International is a service organization composed entirely of high school students who have joined to render service to the school and the community. The Key Club of Lincoln High School is sponsored by the East Yonkers Kiwanis Club. the parent organization. It was formed in Biarch 1959 with Mr. Herbert Herbst as advisor. Each year the club holds a beauty contest to find the Miss Lincoln of the year. Votes costing a penny apiece are cast. There is no restriction concerning The members of the Key Club are: FIRST ROW: L. Kellerman. F. Kaufman. P. Friedman. B. Gor- don. S. Statler. S. Schlitt. R. Singer. Rl. Feldman: SECOND ROW: Good. R. Caines. B. Buda. H. Seigel. A. Zuccarrelli. S. Karp. B. Snyder. B. the amount of votes each student may 'ibuyf' Last year the proceeds were donated to the school's site development program. This year the funds will be used to purchase a trophy case for Lincoln. This past year Stephen Brender served as president of the Key Club. The other officers were: Bruce Gordon CYice-Pres.l. Stuart Statler fSecond Vice- Pres.l. Kenny Koester QSec,yl. and Joel Green- wald CTreas.l. Levy. R. Somack. H. Herbst CSponsorlg THIRD ROW: B. Mondschein, M. Greenburg, K. Koester. J. Greenwald, B. Meroldy. L. AB'ner, R. Erlanger. L. Epstein, L. XVeinstein. 135 V 9 + 5 DRAMATIC SOCIETY BOTTOM ROW: Lynn Satler, Doris lN1unzenmayer, Irene Cohen. Barbara Kuroly, Phyllis Zavodny, Claire Yed- lovker. SECOND ROW': Mary Pas- quino, Abbie Field, Allen Sheer, Carol Joseph, Holly Hood, Josephine Corso. THIRD ROW: Miss Helen Terhan- ian, Richard Erlanger, Barbara Lan- des, Howard Nlarcus, Howard Krugman. Gerald Susman, Harvey Na- than, Adolph Berger, Stuart Lustgar- ten. FOURTH ROW': Kenneth Sar- rubi, John Zulinnni. Joan Arkin, Dean Petros. Laura Bzirash. William Barrisford. Harold Deuce. Peter For- man, not pictured, Howie Strome. -.. '0ei5ft.2.,,., SON OF THE SHEIK Presented: March 25, April 4, 5, 1960 MY SISTER EILEEN Presented: April 18,1959 x 1 MATH CLUB Q 5 FIRST ROW 'VI Lazarus E Baskm A Kagel J Glat P Fnedman Greenwald F Kaufman J Torch B zer Mr Cappuccl fSponsorU L Rubm B Casalbore I Buda THIRD ROW D Mayer J Yankowltz R Holt Rubenstem SECOND ROM D Harr1s NI Greenberg J Smast Iwi F1ne A Zaklad M Kaplan SCIENCE CLUB 'van 051 FIRYT ROW WV Ilmonqelll B Nfondschem H Bvr Rosenbefl F kallfmim S Farron K Kvsslvr IN R095 nardl Nfr Schlc-:mc-r fSpomorJ E Cordon B Buda R ICF F COYYI J 'Nfcxfanus Somack YFFOND ROI! Satcnbcrf, H S01 lf I 137 .97 WC' COMPENDIUM The editors are: Richard Abrams, Bill Heisinger, Philip Silverman. Sponsor: Mrs. Diaferia. This year marked the second for Lincoln's literary magazine COMPENDIUM. Founded by four aesthetic and dedicated seniors, last year it had 36 pages which in- cluded poems, stories, essays and art. It was supported entirely by outside patrons. The primary function of the magazine is to provide an outlet for the literary aspira- tions and efforts of the students. It gives them the opportunity to get their own lierary opinions on almost any subject and in any form published. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB FIRST ROW: Geffrey Freis, james Williams, Dave Feinstein, Mr. Bochner 8: Mr. Moody John Cobelli, Richard Clyne, Jeffrey Dricr. Sponsorsj, John Gerlick, Peter Forman, Adolph SECOND ROPV: Alan Pariser, Dan Colletti. Ber3ef,L3UFCmLChm?1UH. 138 5: TRI PHI CLUB ROW ONE: Josephine Lindo, Gerry Salem. Mary Ann Thoma, Mrs, Gergenian, Miss Guiliano CSponsorsD, Car- olyn Priolo, Joan Pace, Marilyn Maiz. ROW TIVO: Clair Johnson. Nancy White. lNIary Ann Martorama. Diane Kakos, Diane Siewertsen, Anne Miller, Joanne lNIytyk. Marlene Hershchuck. ROIV THREE: Dorothy Johnson, Barbara Haken, Carol Junjulas. Barbara Cypher, Lorraine Leuci, Josephine Beninati, Erika Maus, Jose- phine Corso, Betsy Byers. , 1 'KJ CANADA nav , 'I I ICE COL IlAGl! Qs B S tj I Nu. C' xv-,a Left to Right: John KIISC, John Dre-ier. Joe Sanchez. Kal Kessler. Jeff lloffman. Ken Snrulmbi. Dom D'Amnt0. 139 LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL BAND The L1ncoln High School Band the largest ln the city with seventy eight members 1S one of the proud est organizations in our school Lnder the direction of Albert Torres they took part in the parades on Me morial Day Veterans Day St Patricks Day and the Ragamuflin Parade on Halloween Thex added color sp1r1t and music to pep rallies assemblies and varsity football games A Christmas program was presented at the 1nv1tat1on of the P T A and another on Open School Night The season culminated 1n a successful Spring Concert a joint project of the band orchestra senior and jun 1or high school choirs Thex held elections to goxern were elected President Roger Soons Vice President oseph1ne Benmati Secretary Treasurer Hilda Cohen Publ1c Relations Michelle Goran The band has added to the xarietx and flaxor of life at Lincoln through its fine appearance and perform ance The members of the band are Flutes Marianne Carl son Michele Goran Myra Marchalk Sharon Smith Elalne Baskin udx Glatfer oan Handelman Richey Preuss Muriel Vlelntraub Barbara Marsx udith Scheele Pr1sc1lla Denby Linda Steffen John Liss Clarinets Georginne Barna Roger Fitzgerald Robert Levy Charles Nagel Richard Rosen Guy Seal Xin cent Savastano Mort Karner ames Maas George Maestri Francis Grossman Thomas Nakagamx YV1l ham Lester Marc Nathan Phyll1s Denby Janet New man Carolyn Miller Oboes Bassoon Kenneth Ducker Rlchard Rubin Carl Sllxerman French Horns Philip Silverman Allan Rubin Terrance Gladwell Thelma Freeman ulia Robbins Lo1s God frled lldlth Scheer Saxophones Harwey Nathan Robert Hohlstrom Paul Schulze effrey F1t7gerald Harry Cook Ronald Haber Arnold VV1llens Trum ton Robert Din a arnes England Ferris Gorra Frank Kama Robert Lesnick Roger Nichols Frank Shectman Fred Shrade BruceMart1n Baritone Fred Marchan Graham Lundberg R1chardZachar Trom bone Ronald Zimmerman YVarren Lucker Roger Soons Tuba Dennis McCarthy Richard Zimmer man Sousphone ohnVu1ch String Bass oseph1ne Beninati Bells Brooke Pariser Drums Hilda Cohen Philip Frledman Charles Lindo Wlilliaxn Morlock Howard Peck William uick Ronald Singer Ken neth V 1ctor . . .. - .Y 3. - ,-,, . 3 G . 3 s. j . 3 ' 7 3 . . . , . . . 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Y, H l Q . ra I 3 - P ' . 1 ' lr l i 140 LINCOLN HIGH ORCHESTRA The L1ncoln H1gh School Orchestra was brought 1nto bemg to g1VC to forty five members the opportunlty of play1ng 1n a group Wlth only one rehearsal a week they managed to ga1n enough expenence and ensem ble feelmg to gne an excellent performance at the Sprlng Concert Its mstrumentatlon was expanded to mclude oboe and bassoon addmg much to the bal The members of the Orchestra are V 1ol1ns Carolyn Drost Cather1ne Barbuta, Bette Greene EPIC YN 1nston Mary Sh1fTman Choryl Kalden Thelma Freeman and Lenore Englander Oboes Kenneth Duclser Rlchard Rubln Bassoon Carl Sllverman Flutes Marxanne Carlson M1chele Goran ud1th Glat7er Mur1elXN'1en steln ud1th Scheele B Clarlnets Roger F1t7gerald Charles Magele Rlchard Rosen Alto Clarlnet Guv Beal Bass Clarlnet Mont Kannen Qaxophones Harxex Nathan Robert Holstrom Ronald Haber effrey F1t7gerald Horns Ph1l1p Sllxennan Allan Bruce Colton Ferrls Corra Bruce Martln Trom man Strmg Bass osephlne Benman Fred Nlarchalx Brooke Par1ser Txmpanl Hllda Cohen Drums YN 11 ham uxclt Ph1l1p Fr1edman, Howard Peck ohn L1ndo DANCE BAND FIRST ROW Ronme Haber Harvey Nathan Robert Holstrom Paul Schultz Arnold Whllens Jeffrey Fxtz gerald ROW II Josephlne Benmatr Bllly Lester Bruce Colton James Eng land Frank Kama Bruce Martm Fer F15 Gorra Ronald Z1mmerman Roger Soons Warren Lucker Hllda Cohen ROW III R1chard Zxmmerman John Lmdo Howard Peck Mr Al bert Torres K K - , . , . A , . . - - ' A , ,, . . . A l I 4 l ' V 7 v Q - . y H ' : Q a ' ' ' ' ance and sound. bones: Warren Lucker, Roger Soons, Ronald Zimmer- : 7 , , . Q . 3 . . . V 3 J 7 5 ' , , A : . . .y ' ! 5 - Q ' 3 ' x 1 ' 3 3 ' 141 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR Lnder the leadershlp of Mr Fred Slxlbltsl-.y wlth the able accompanunent of Carol Sue Buckley the L1n coln Hlgh School Choxr had one of 1ts most success ful years On December 15 they appeared for the Hrst tlme at the P T A Chrlstmas program That was fol The members of the cho1r are Sopranos Donna Arams Carol Alexy Svly1a Altschuler Harr1ette Aus kern Chrlsta Boas Sharon Byer Susan Dronslclx Vly lan Epstem Froyda HOFHSYCIH oan Lerner M1r1am Muller Barbara lNatella Llnda Pollack Stephanle Rxyers Lmda S1lx erman Wyleen Soltler L1ll1an Stan1s1a Susan Vano oan Vagts Eleanor Vemberger Prxscllla XNh1te Lmda Hoghan Toby Young Phyllls Zayodny Dorothy Zedler Marcla 7et ren Altos Leanore Allberto Stephan1eAr1oun oan Blanclx Barbara Braun Pamela Capobxanco Barbara lovyed by a program for the KIXNEIHIS Club and Chrlstmas School Assembly Its final perfommance at the Sprmg Festlyal was the hnlshmq touch to a hne season Casalbore Angela COStaDtlH1 Marlene Deutsch Ellen Evvmg Judlth Habeck Frances Hefter Beyerly Mes smg lNOI'1'1'18 'Nesb1t Bettv Nlcholson Ellen Robbrns Mar1on Schantz Roberta Snow Carole Thorn Mar Young Tenors Lenny Del GCD10 LOUIS Gaudlo M1 chael Henry Paul Rey ellese Ronald Sawyer Basses Andrew Campbell Sal D1l1p1 Rlchard Erlanger y Good eff Orlando Paul Nascarella Mlchael Mur phy Chad Mears Robert Mackenme YVell1ngton Sawyer Sandy Schl1tt Henry Schrot Thomas Strxng fie d I ' lv, . ' . . 7 Y . A 7 V 1 : : 1 . . .1 ' f 1 1 , v 1 ' 1 1 a 1 T ' 1 J , 9 ' 2 1 A 1 , 1 J l a ,Y 3 .I 1 Ju' C1 1 1 ' dlth Long, Penny Malen, Betsy Mayer, Ellen Meltzer, garet Vfheatley, Theresa Yacovacci, Jill Yager, Janet 4 1 T 1 . T1 : V I 1 1 ' ' ' , ' ' , I , , , . . . 3 5 , ' 7 9 5 5 ' 1 K : .I 1 1 1 1 Ja' . 1 J . 1 1 5 J 7 9 ' ' 1 ,' V ,lr ,V f e J ' Ya 1 1 C 9 S ' Z 1 L 7 1 ,I K by 1 1 1 ' r ' '1 1 ' l ' 142 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR Llncoln Hxgh 1S also dexelopmg a xerx fine l1l'11OI' Hlgh Cholr Although younger xn age 1tS members are no less talented than those of the Semor Hlgh Cholr Lnder the dlrectlon of MISS Caruso the Cl'101I' partlclpated ln the Chrlstmas program the open Stephanle Bekoff oan Berlmer Sherry Buekband Rhesa Cahn Bette Carlson Angela DAlessandro Vlarguerlte Delannl Suzan Epstem Iudy Gasdosh Carol Goldsteln Bette Greene Yuklko Hxraxama Glorla Kat7 Rlta Krauss Beverly Lederman une Lewne udlth Lmehan Susan Loewenberg Cynth1a Marrero Valer1e lVIc'Vultx Dlane Nflontalto Barbara Puzlo Lynn Robertson Barbara Rotkm Carollne Schlegel Claudia Thomas Alexandra Tyburcfy Bar bara Wlrockla e Chr1st1na Zerrle Judxth Zlrkmann Cathv Barbuto Arlene Bard LOUISC Burger Iorrame Dolan LHLIFIC Elson Barbara Frumkels Rosemary Glanfellce Sandra Goldleaf Karen Halprxn llncla house program IH Nox ember and m the Sprmg Festl val Also they sang xn the V estchester County un1or Hlgfh Cholr and our hats are off to them for that fine achxexement The 19 members of the choxr are as follows Murray NIar5aret Petlx Carolyn Schnelder Su7an Shafran Carol S1sk1nd Dorothy Spencer Dlane Sper lmg Barbara Turner Frances V1ctor Hans Bottesch Denn1s Buckles Eduard Carlson Frank DIGFHYIHZ Robert Dr1er Fred Greenemald M1chael Herschuk Wayne Lemme Harold Lex 1ne Edward Mar1on ohn McGra1l Manuel Obalde Ralph Reynolds Allan Rubm Dax 1d Schuffman Robert Sm1th MOFTIS Splt 7er Erlc Vmston Stexe XVogh1n Charles Branch ef frey Dumas Daxld Frledman ohn Gerllch Daxld Kaplan Dax 1d Kleln Robert Oleck ames Panopou las Frank R1nald1 Barry Rofler Rxchard Ross Rob ert Stern 1 , , J , - 1 , ., , . . 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' . x ' . . x V . - 1 1 11 ' L '1 1 1 '1 w 1 u 4 ' sgom Hs ' , 1 .Q VARSITY FOOTBALL For the Lincoln High School football team 1959 was a year of xast lmprovement The one w1n seven lost record cannot be called 1nd1cat1ve of the team s per formance or improx ement CODS1dCfat1OH must b given to the fact that four of the sew en losses were bx a margin of a slngle touchdown Last year s squad had dropped all s1x of its games and scored only twlce this year s grldders were not shut out' The reasons for the improvement were two a more potent offense and a tougher defense Spearheading Lancer Coach Frank Tiernevs offense was All Cxtx end Barrx Sloane the leading scorer wlth 24 polntsj slnger B111 Barrlsford Chad Mears and Lenny Del GCHIO Sloanes adeptness at catchlng passes and a well worked option play usmg Luclxers passlng po The members of the team are FIRST ROW L Weinstein YV Lucker F Gorra D1N1cholas R Perazzo D Petros fCaptj R Diller L Del Gemo C Mears H Carter R Lesmck M Pearl MIDDLE J Sanchez SECOND ROW Coach Frank Tlernev tentlal opened up the defenses A stronger and more spirited line led by captain Dean Petros strengthened both the offenslxe and defenslxe Prominent stalw arts were Ferris Gorra ohn DeN1cho las Ted Cosmos Bob House Ray Klttlestad Bob Lesnxck Den ORourLe and Don Plltnlck lutormg the defense was Mr Anthony Peluso The resultmg lmprovement mav be numerically proven In 1958 City opponents scored 174 points in four games while 59 squads were held to 39 Perhaps the most glorlous moment of 1959 football and of all time was the capturing of the elusive first trlumph was All City halfback Warren Lucker who gained 150 yards rushmg and tallled the B1g One on a nine yard end run 1n the fourth quarter A Scheer R Klttlestad T Cosmos R House W Barrlsford M Murphy D ORourke B Sloane D Pl1tn1ck P V1v1ano S We1nste1n Coach Milton Barnhard Absent W Hlesmger 7 Y . ' A a I- n 3 - K ' V . Y . ' v 0 ' ' e Q Y 1 ,J o - 1 1. 3 7 5 5 . . V , . , , . . ,, . C . , . .bl . I . U . . 5 . ' 9 Q . - ' . ' ,V C . K . . 7 . . . and backs Richie Perazzo, Warren Lucker, Bill Hie- victory at Roosevelt in October. The hero of the 6-0 . , . . , , . w . ' 7 ' ' ' ' GC ' 77 , . ' , ' . 7 ' - ' ' : : . . , . ' , . , . , . P ' S ' 2 9 ' 9 ' J ' , 7 ' J ' , . . , . , . , . , . , . , , . , . , . . : . : . ' ' . 146 Captain and coaches DN THE GRIDIRON Everyone is required to take a shower! JUN IDR VARSITY FODTBALL Once again the bright spot in fall sports fell on the gridiron where the Junior Varsity made their coach. Anthony Peluso, very proud by capturing their second consecutive City League Championship. The L'il Lancersi' swept through all four of its city opponents for eight straight against City League teams in two years. They also topped Riverdale and Tuckahoe, while losing to Horace Greeley and Rye Neck in non- league action. The '4Big Game against Gorton for the city crown was decided by long Lincoln scoring plays in the first half. Sophomore star Jimmy Schlegel ran 60 yards for The members of the team are: FIRST ROW: A. Di- Chiara, K. Gentile, SanSloane, A. Herman, R. Brower, F.. Mullen, F. Rinaldi, S. Goldstein, F. Kania, L. Gaudio, R. Somack, J. Schlegel, S. Penkin, Orce, J. Gold, K. Branch, Feinberg, R. Payne, R. Sawyer. 148 the first score and a 30 yard pass play going from Frank Kania to Wlellington Sawyer accounted for the other in the 13-7 win. Stars and consistent scorers were Jim Schlegel, Frank Kania, Y'Vellington Sawyer, Billy Hudson, Bob Han- lon, Danny Golletti, Art Herman, and punter Ralph Somack. These along with present varsity stars such as Barry Sloane, Lenny Del Genio, Mike Murphy, Den O,Rourke, Chad Mears, and Bob Engle will be around to perform in varsity rolls. W'ith this conglomeration of ball players, chances in 1960 appear to be as good as old Abe's were in 1860. SECOND ROW: Coach Anthony Peluso, T. Foltz, W. Sawyer, C. Diaz, R. Maroldy, B. Hudson, S. New- man, W. YVuchter, Gobelli, R. D,Aquinni, R. Tri- pani, A. Codi, R. Hanlon, R. Pitchal, R. Silverman, K. Smith, S. Natale, W. Jacox, D. Colletti, E. Geary. VARSITY BASKETBALL Of all the high school sports, basketball probably en- joys the greatest amount of popularity as attendance figures will readily substantiate. For the numerous Lancer die-hards, the ,59-60 season was one of hope, promise, reward and even tears for some. Beginning cage proceedings was an innovation. the Peekskill Invitational Tournament. Here the Lancers dropped a close one to Pleasantville, the eventual county Open', champions. They then routed Middle- town for third place. Optimism was great, though, as league play began. Two of last yearis starters, Ken Sarubbi and Preston Denby, returned along with subs Bill Barrisford, YN'ar- ren Lucker, Richie Perazzo and Dean Petros. Up from J.V. were Jerry Torch and Jim Brady. Other teams had been hit hard by graduation losses. But there were two plagues on Lincolnls houses, small courts and mid-season illness did much to prevent a championship year. After a toughloss to Tuckahoe. the Lancers compiled a four game winning streak. Sarubbi and Brady led the scoring and Denby the rebounding. as Roosevelt and Yonkers were beaten by large margins. Illness then took its toll, beginning with a losing effort at Gorton. It continued through a four game winning streak when the Lancers topped Bronxville. Saunders, Tuckahoe, and Commerce easily. The illness and the easy schedule prevented the building of momentum for the impending league games. Lincoln was eliminated from championship contention when Rye Neck. Yon- kers, Roosevelt and Gorton won close contests despite valiant scoring efforts by Denby, Sarubbi and Barris- ford. Any disappointments suffered during the regular sea- son were obliterated by the Lancers performance in the Section I Class AA Tournament. Coach Milt Barnhard's forces gained considerable prestige throughout the county when they squeezed by power- ful A.B. Davis. 51-49 fin overtirnel, and New Rochelle, 57-52. Davis fell when Brady blocked All- County ace Richie Shapiro's shot to Torch who passed to Barrisford for the key score. The Lancers used an effective freeze in both contests. The Lancers were made AA Runners-up when Roosevelt put on a sec- ond half 51 point scoring splurge to win 72-61. Lincoln took 7 of their 9 games at LHS, but only 4 of 9 on foreign hardwoods. They compiled 6-4 rec- ords in both CAN. and City Leagues. The over-all rec- ord was I3-8. IVe placed co-captains Sarubbi and Denley on the All-C. YV. L. team. Sarubbi also made the All City First Team while Denby and Brady made second team. Torch and Barrisford received honorable mention. That first trio received All-County honorable mentions, too. The members of the team are: FRONT ROW: YYil- liam Quick. IN'arren Lucker. Richie Perazzo. Harvey Berkey, Ken Sarubbi. Jerry Torch, Les Levy. Bob Lico. Jay Good: SECOND ROIV: Coach Barnhard. Tom Kasten. Dave Mayerson, Dean Petros. Clem Burnham. Preston Denby. Jim Brady. Wellington Sawyer. Bill Barrisford, Al Scheer. 149 '!a 'w , E ian if ? R47 l A f , :' Lv. gr' 'lf We . ,M Y n Siu kg f 1 1. ff' Q ,tg SCOREBOARD L. H. 9. OPPONENT 66 72 Pleasantville 77 60 Middletown 58 62 Tuckahoe 79 59 Yonkers 68 56 Rye Neck 74 59 Roosevelt 60 38 Commerce 62 67 Gorton 49 44 Bronxville 55 34 Saunders 70 51 Tuckahoe 79 44 Commerce 63 64 Rye Neck 54 61 Yonkers 61 69 Roosevelt 62 65 Gorton 69 44 Bronxville 56 45 Saunders Section I Class AA Tournament 51 49 Davis fovl 57 52 New Rochelle 61 72 Roosevelt NEW SCHOOL RECORD Field Goal Q - Denby 49.3 Free Throw 75 - Denby 84.7 Assists One Came - Torch 9 Average Assists - Torch 3.4 Total Points - 1330 C633 avgj Tuck your shirt in! Someday Hit him again - harder, harder. 151 Scratch my back! Dance ballerina. dance J. V. BASKETBALL TEAM The members of the team are Lester Levy Wellmgton Sawyer Pete Alderese Lloyd Haff ner Carl Kneedsen Jay Horewltz Harvey Kaplan Roy Pltchal Dave Femstem Jeff Or lando Robert Stoller Alan Block and Mr Edge Not to be outdone by the JV Football Team the L11 Lancer Cagers went out and took a champlon shlp of thelr own The V took ten stralght Central Westchester League opponents to brmg home another trophy for a growmg collectxon Mr Walter Edge took over as coach for the Hrst tlme and h1s team complled a respectable 12 4 season Half the losses were by the hands of Clty and W I A A champs Yonkers The others were last mmute affalrs to Roosevelt 49-46 and Saunders 31 29 Between the defeats by Yonkers Lmcoln took mne ln a row Thls mcluded a 45 30 VlCtOI'y over Roosevelt and a 34 25 conquest of Saunders The blggest w1n SCOFCWISC was 52 21 agamst Commerce The early vlctorles were marked by strong comebacks IH the last part of the game The Lancers tralled Tuck ahoe by 13 1 before wmnmg 30-28 They tra1led 10-1 before beatmg Rye Neck 30 22 The Hrst quarter score 1n the Roosevelt game was 4 2 ln fa vor of L H S Top performer was junlor Lester Levy who played h1S first season of V ball The little backcourt star was the man who put the scormg punch 1n coach a game and was moved up to the varslty just before the season ended Another outstandmg player was Wellmgton Sawyer a jumor who moved to Varslty and shows prom1s1ng reboundmg abllltxes Others are jumors Pete Alderese and Lloyd Haffner and sophomores Earl Kneedsen and Jay Hurewltz These teamlng wlth Pres Denby Bob Llco Dave Mayerson and Clem Bumham should be the mamstays on next year s VaI'Slty mark. It bettered the '58-'59 mark of 12-6. h Edge's well-planned attack. He averaged ten points 152 JR. HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM The members of the Junxor Hlgh Basketlnll team are Warren Fretterd Louls Landman Rlchard Ross Nxck Sarubbx Lenny Z1mmerman Walt Julxa Charles Branch Ron Haber Andy Campbell Paul Wekerle Carl S1lverman managers eff Prxer and Arnold Vhllens and Coach Pnor JR HIGH Qwl,lNG TEAM The members of the umor Hxqh BOWllI1H team 'ure Din NI11771ll1 eff Frels Gill YN 'me Frank Sheetxnan Coach Pesu Pete Shinlun Bob Nlnrrntt and Pete En lmder 153 BOWLING TEAM The Keglers, under the supervision of Coach Edge had a successful season this year. Among their honors was a fourth place in the City league and a fourth place in the C.W.L. league. It must also be noted that there was only an eight point difference between first and fourth place. The three boys especially responsible for this success were Arthur Levin, Jeff Yankowitz and Ferris Gorra. They had 165,160 and 150 averages respectively. This year's team was a solid one, it averaged 757 points per match. Jeff Yankowitz, one of the leaders, had a high game of 246. The season closed with a pleasing victory for the boys. They won an important match against the faculty, 3-1, setting a pace for future Student- Faculty matches. Next year's prospects for the bowling team are good. Three solid starters and the championship Junior High Team will be bowling again next season. The members of the Team are: FIRST ROW: Al Carroll, Arthur Levin, Marvin Lubin BACK ROW: Howard Krugman, Robert Kurtz, Ferris Gorra, Kent Negersmith, Fred Kopff, Jeff Yan- kowitz, Mr. Edge. SWIMMING TEAM Swimming was one of the many areas in which Lin- coln improved this year. Under the direction of Coach Robert Busch, the team had a very successful season. The success this season was marked by the vast im- provement of the present team over last yearls. The boys brought their shaky record of two wins and seven losses to a respectable eight wins and five losses. This jump was led by Co-captains Roger Soons, John Drier and Don Plitnick and by Bill Berkman and Ronnie Singer. They supplied most of the points and spirit. The Mermen finished third in the City League by defeating Gorton, Saunders and Commerce and los- ing to Yonkers and Roosevelt. They were helped con- The members of the team are: Coach Busch. H. Gor- finkle, D. Harris, G. Seal, R. lVeisner. Mads, P. Willins, R. Singer, D. Greenberg. SECOND ROW: siderably by Soons, Drier and Singer who scored 42, 40 and 35 points respectively. Success was also ap- parent in outside competition where the boys lost to Rye and defeated Edison Tech. and Sacred Heart. In the meet with Sacred Heart the expected finally hap- pened. Wlhile leading the race in a 200 yard breast stroke, Bill Berkman lost his pants and to top that. he was disqualified for using an illegal stroke when he tried to put them back on. The prospects for a strong team next year are definitely good. Only four boys are leaving and there is a great deal of talent among the underclassmen. This yearis record included eight wins and five losses. B. Gordon, A. Brown, YV. Berkman, D. Plitnick, R. Soons, Drier, Smart, Greenwald, D. Colitti, P. Blake, H. Strome, R. Neuman. 'vt- ina. X W CROSS-COU NTRY The members of the team are FIRST ROW Coach Angelos Hugo S1ewertsen Larry Kellerman and Sandy Peter L D1afer1a Jlm Dxttbrenner Joe Mongarella Tom Schl1tt Caulfleld SECOND ROW Bob D1ttbrenner J1mmy rl'11S year the LHS HHFTICYS, under the dlrcctxon of Coach Peter L D1afer1a enjoyed the1r most successful season ln tl1C1I' short hlstory They took Hrst place 1n two out of s1x meets Paced by senlors, Hugo Slewertsen fthe leadmg scoxer for the last two yearsl, Bob Dlttbrenner, and Junlor class presldent. Ioe Mongarella, Saunders Trades School be came the first of L1ncoln's xlctlms at Txbbets Brook Park 'LThe Blg Threew crossed the fimsh l1ne hand IH hand as the h1ghl1ght of the 15 40 shutout Before the season could end, the team xanqulshed Commerce fwlth Clty champ Chet 'I oonej and Gorton ln a three team contt st and took a th1rd place m the Yonkers Clty Meet behlnd Roosex elt and Yonkels ln the latter exent SICXNCITSCH finlshed the two and one half mlle flbbets course m V3 mmutes and 37 seconds for a fourth place 156 VARSITY CLUB ROW I Robert Kurtz Lenn1e Del Gemo Joe Sanchez Rnchard Perazzo Harvey Berkey Frank Kama ROW 2 John Dr1er Donald Pl1tn1ck B111 Barrxsford Barry Sloan Bob LICO Ed Re1ger ROW 3 Dave Mayerson Hugo S1ewertson Dennls O Rouke Clem Bernhen Preston Denby Ken Sarubbl SPRING SPORTS As the old phllosopher once sald In the Sprmg a young man s fancy turns to baseball or track or ten n1s or even golf The young men s fancles at L1n coln were turned cons1derably th1s Spr1ng and the ro tat1ons of many were 1n an athletlc d1rect1on As they escaped from the metaphys1cal and turned tow rd the hard cold real1t1es of l1fe many of L1n colns youths emerged from the dormancy of a cold w1nter to venture thelr talents 1n the prevlously hsted endeavors Most were determmed to get 1nto shape or to at least be able to P1Ck up a racket bat or putter or to try to Seventy 1nd1cated a desxre to part1c1pate 1n track some twenty show1ng up for pract1ce Large num bers of students came out for baseball and tennls also Sprxngs IS supposed to start about March 21 Obser vat1on of the wh1te accumulatlon on the terrestrlal sur face would have made anyone frankly admlt that Sprmg was late Muddy Helds and ra1ns cons1derably h1ndered early practlce and cond1t1on1ng The lack of complete fac1l1t1es hampered L1ncoln as well as nearly all the other schools 1n the c1ty Th1S though only prompted man1festat1on of greater 1ngenu1ty by the Physlcal Educat1on Department The baseball and track teams practlced 1n the gym or outslde IH the parkmg lot wlth the tennxs team The track squad even made dar1ng ventures to soggy Tlb betts and Pelham The sports eye was focused on 6 2 sen1or called George Sage that IS all eyes that could keep up wlth hlm for George IS rather speedy He establ1shed C1ty and Country half m1le marks 1n 1959 He had been tfalnlhg SIHCC early fall and showed defimte slgns of repeatmg as State Champ He also was 1n com pet1t1on for Eastern and Natlonal honors George was credlted Wlth suggestlng the Olymp1c Fund Sports Nlght or fund ra1s1ng measure Other top track prospects were L1ncoln record hold ers Hugo S1ewertsen mlle and Tom Fo1t7 h1gh jumpj Also Art Chlampl Barry Sloane Dean Petros Harvey Berkey and Bob Dlttbrenner showed promlse Takmg over the bulk of the coachlng dutles was Mr For coach Peter DlafCF1aS tenn1s team much was 1n the offing The team s top players Larry Levme and Garry Stern returned and had been practlclng all w1n ter Back1ng them was 59s th1rd s1ngles man eff Hoffman and the Clty champlonshxp showed S1gl'1S of restlng at L1ncoln The baseball team had several key players returnmg Catcher Warren Lucker and pltchers Frank Kama and R1ch1e Pera77o as well as powerful Eddle Bull Re1ger had shown well 1n 59 Coach T1emey also had Pres Denby Denn1s CRourke ROHHIC Mollno B111 Barrlsford Joe Sanche7 and B111 He1s1nger back for C W L and Clty League competltlon Mr Romanos golf team headed 1nto 1fS 1950 Clty League schedule Wlth several ewcpenenced players on It Ferr1s Gorra Bob House and Berry Susman re turned from last year s squad , ' 0 ' 5 , .1 ef I '. 7 . . 3 3 , 3 , 1. I , y , I 3 ' '. 5 I , . I I 3 ' . . H . . . . . , . , . . . J 7 ' ' ' . ,, , . . . . . . . , . a s Q - n 1 J ' ' ' s 3 - ' , . ' ' 5 l J . 5 I . s , p u T . 1 . , . 7 ' tie the1r track shoes flf such strain was necessaryl. Joseph Pf10fSC0aCh Bflfnhafd asslsted fegulafllh Q . . D - I , . . . ' A- a a ' - K J' - . . . . I . . . H H . . . . , . . I . . ' 7 l ' ' 7 3 a v , 9 . . , . . . . . A 1 u A, 0 1 . .... , - . - J - ' - ' 9 9 ' 1 u . A 9 I - , - 157 TENNIS TEAM FRONT ROW: Peter Willens, George Haloukas. SECOND ROW: Gary Stern, Kenneth Frankel, Larry Levine, Mr. Diaferia fsponsorj, Michael Fine, Jeff Hoffman. of'-L ..q5u- X ,,,. ,. as 2 J f'-' GOLF TEAM Left to Right: J. Bahr, R. House, A. Lederfeind, J. Susman, J. Bocskay. F. Gorra, Mr. Romano fsponsorj. 158 QW. mm - .wlC01w. - 7 QYW . K Nm, 014 , ' I l Psi m . .4 RCW i HCM-If sf' ' Z i QULl ,WL N i ,L ilyqgldx Qve.nLNy..iY .NX X kk rf Y.,-'J V 1 I ,tl V 5- Yr HX 3 , A 4 K If I . X .- . K1 .. . nf x w . - Members of the Team are: R. Perazzo, E. Reiger. F. Kania. ersmith. R. Brigante, R. Ligo, J. Schlegal, J. Hurewitz, E W. Lucker. B. Barrisford. Sanchez. M. Bonn, W. Lynch, Knudsen. R. Engle, M. Gutter, J. Delando, T. Kasten P. Denby, YV. Heisinger. L. Delgenio, D. O'Rourke, K. Neg- Cmanagerl, Coach Tierney. lei Q 5 Q A x .. ix xjsl .X ' 1 1 . , X fx' . w 'lx -4 ' ' . ' 9 fi Q Q iv f gy '5 if A K 1 N ' r , Q , 4 1 X.. - ,A F, . f A I X . 1 a K '1 XX x. . A , e n - -1. . TRACK TEAM Members of the Team are: Tom Angillello, Jim Angelos, Art Brown. Ken Branch, Harvey Berkey, Clem Burnham. Bill Berkman, Art Ciampi. Tony Cloidt, Al Codi, Bemie Clerkin. Sal Dilapi, Richard D'Aquani, Lee Dodick. Bob Dittbren- ner. Ray Dittbrenner, Mark Elstein, Phil Friedman. Ed Freed. Tom Foltz, Al Goldstein, Bob Hanlon. Henry Hierro. John Kase. Joe Kelly, Larry Kellerman, Kal Kessler. Doug Mora, Howie Marcus, Al Merdon, Joe Mongarella. Carl Pezzino. Dean Petros, Ed Rapetti, Joel Sheinmal, Al Sultan. George Sage. Guy Seal, Hugo Siewertson, Sandy Sehlitt, Roger Silverman. Barry Sloane. Jerry Susman. Steve Weinstein, Len VVQ-instein. Ken Wales, VVilliam Wuchter, Ben YN'ein- garten, Howie Krugman Cmgrj, Coaches: Prior. M. Barn- hard. 159 SENIOR HIGH CHEERING SQUAD The senior Hlgh Cheerleaders have been sponsored bx Mrs Marie Mmervini for three years Many of the seniors on the present squad have been members since the sophomore year. The newer members have been on the squad for one or two years and include the substitutes who are sophomores. Last year, the Lincoln Cheerleaders entered the IVest- chester Cheering Competition for the first time. The squad received an HAI' rating and a trophy. This year the cheerleaders made a fine showing, but failed to receive one of the five UA -l- 5' trophies. The cheerleaders are FROVT ROW Mary Laise anet Stern Susan Brody Betty Warelt Mary Pas quino Barbara Seellg BACK ROW Judy Long Ione Meyer, Alice Shapiro, Abby Fields, Arlene Wilson and Irene Cohen Ceo-captainsj Carolyn Drost, Judy Sachs, Mrs. Minervini Csponsorl. Seventh, eighth and ninth grade girls are on the Jun- ior High Cheering Squad which is sponsored by Miss Ruth Deep. Tryouts are held each year in which new members and substitutes are selected. JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD BOTTOM ROW: Sheila Seidner, Terry Abra- hams, Stephanie Frisch, Bette Carlson, Ronnie Rubin, Marguerite De Anni, TOP ROW: Betty Greene, Barbara Marsi, Barbara Rotkin, Frances Grossman, Louise Zeff, Carolyn Schnei- der, Helaine Williams. 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KAUFLER BUILDER GENERA,L'CONTRACTOR 208 Kimball Ave Yonkers, N Y Be 7 6589 CAR VAL CONTRACTING COMPLIMENTS OF PATRICIA HARRISON STUBERS FLOWER SHOP Flowers by Wlre 321 Bronx Rwer Road Yonkers N Y Be 7 8600 8769 MR. 8: MRS. FRANK GORGOGLIONE AND FAMILY I 5 e s er ve. Bronx, N. Y. 792 on ers Ave, 1 1 I Yonkers, N. Y. V- '9 o -I9 Daniel Gioia I 2 ,lg . ' Z 24 or urton Ave. 'etxyifs Q' A ' ..,3v,,.f:,f - f .3 THE , . 771 onkers Ave. V . I fo h YOHIKSFS, N- Y- Toys, Schoo upplia, Etc. ' 59 c ean Ave. o - I I asfer uIo epaer ervlce Iahon M A R ' 8. S ' S ' 93 c ean Ave, , X er echgni 466 ou roadway T E A ' ' I . . S. 825 ranklin Ave. ' ' Gar en iy . Y. JAN CROSS COUNTY HAIR STYUSTS INC aauppe M ii w lk FOR YOUR NEXT APPOINTMENT CALL Y 37703 GOOD LUCK SENIORS CHI SIGMA DELTA SORORITY COMPLIMENTS OF HEIMLICH SEWING MACHINE CO W I 25th St CHARLES SCHULZE BUS SERVICE SERVING LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL EXCLUSIVELY Ol 2 9764 LOUIS GORDON CONSTRUCTION E th St CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1960 DR 8rMRS KUBEL AND FAMILY B 7- 851 ESSO KIMBALL SERVICE STATION H. J. WEISSLER, Prop. Cor. Kimball 8. Yonke A . Yonkers, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF l960 HE WEINSTEIN FAMILY Yo 5-0734 We Call 8. Deliver MIRACLE CLEANERS 8: DYERS. INC. Service of the Better Type All Cleaning Done On Premises 675 Yonkers Ave. Yonkers, N. Y. HAVE PIANO? Will Tune and Repair Expert Service Reasonable Rates ARTHUR ALEXY 80 Hyatt Ave. Be 7'087I LOUIS MAZZELLA CUSTOM TAILOR it D 4 Y 8 5781 GLEESON INSURANCE REAL ESTATE B 76600 BEST WISH ES FROM DEVOE MEAT MARKET HARRY sorrlx P p LINCOLN PARK LAUNDRY AND LAUNDROMAT 642M L Y 8 544 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I960 MR. ROSE AND ALL HIS LITTLE THORNS MELROSE PHOTO SERVICE I888 Washington Ave. Bronx New York COMPLIMENTS OF HOMEROOM 307 coMPuMENTs or CORP CONGRATULATIONS FROM LOUISE ZIFF HELEN MONTESIONE BRUNO S QUICK SHOE REPAIR C Y k 5-4 THE SCROLL SALUTES ITS SISTER PUBLICATION COMPLIMENTS OF HOME ROOM Il-148 COMPLIMENTS OF MR TRUBATCH ROOM 8 I 34 Eugene James Edward Leonard Paul D Robert D Pau E Robert F Glenn Henry Wayne Richard Thomas Barbara Paula Bonnie Theresa Marilyn Susan Sandra Hope Carole Mary Geraldm Karen Patrlcla Lynn Alexandra Patrucla -QS AND l . MOUYIOS BANANA JOAN GORDON 'J 581 entral Park Ave. Yonkers 4, New York 822 Best WISHES CLASS 8 Q43 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 60 FROM THE Pres Hlldegard Hood Vlce Pres Petuma Pasquuno ec Esmnralda Robbins Treas Clotlldo Mars: Corres Pres Brnar Rose Brunette Honorary Members Peola De Simone Hiawatha Lerner Cyclops Corso M DEE AND SON Manor House Square Yonkers N Yo 3 2530 INTERIOR DECORATIONS FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS Establlshed In I877 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS DR 8: MRS DAVID TANNENBAUM AND FAMILY MAYFLOWER WALLPAPER CO. INC. N CHARKIN 363 Mamaroneck Avenue White Plums, New York WH 8 6066 WALLPAPER OF CREATIVE DESIGN 'V gary 4- GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS HOMEROOM I I 310 MR HOLSTE I N GREETINGS TO YOU IO 242 x, an ' Mlxfxt, ,', 714' 9.C.A.CLUB E S nw -f I ' , , .Y. BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS MR. 8: MRS. DAVID KAPLAN TEMMA. MIMI. and BEST WISHES MR. 8: MRS. N. DODICK and SERV-A-TERIA County TV. Co. Inc. YO 9-9800 799 Yonkers Ave, Yonkers, N. Y. Yo a-9381 JOHN'S DELICATESSEN HANS VOSS Home Cooking 8. Home Mode Salad Sandwiches to Take Out 3 Riverdale Ave., Y ker, N, Y. Yo 5-1979 JOSEPH CIAMARRA LAND SCAPE GARDENER NURSERY nefy YkesNY Season Wo k In Each Month of the Yea Stone Maso Concrete Work COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS THE SENIORS MRS QANGENITOQ ROOM 318 ART CLASS HENRY S MARKET 6 ML Y5802 RIVERDALE MEAT CO I Y 5 5359 5389 COMPLIMENTS FROM BUS DRIVER BEST WISHES MR 8: MRS IRA ORSHAN MR 8:MRS HOWARD ELKOWITZ JOHN S DELICATESSEN Yk YkN assr WISHES NICK RUGGIERO l 6 U iv rsi Ave. on r , . . f OF r n 8- IN I I o Who esale Meats 8. Poultry 36 C em' Ave' 98 EI Sf eet fn f Yonkers' N' Y' Yonkers N. Y. O '5 0 - - I and . . 644 on ers Ave. . Y. COMPLIMENTS BEST WISHES PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION MR 8rMRS W SCHER AND FAMILY LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL LEONARD RUDERMAN INSURANCE CONSULTANT g8-B YO3I329 GAMANOS SU PER MARKET RICHARD LEIGH T ES HERTRUD SPECIAL Y k YO 5 8947 HOSIERY LINGERIE LADIES ACCESSORIES CHILDREN S WEAR 1 GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATES FRIEND THE KEY CLUB BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL JAMES R DOWNES Supervisor of the 9th Word MeIropoliIun Life Ins, Co. Estote Plonnin usiness Life Ins. OF ' Yonkers, New York OF C ss County Cente Y k N. Y. 785 on ers Avenue Yonkers, New York V U OF I BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS FROM HOMEROOM I 2 332 COMPLIMENTS or ROBERTSON BROTHERS CONTRACTORS GREETINGS FROM THE KIDS I I8O MIDLAND AVE MICHAEL AND SON FOOD MARKET M MICHAEL MANZO P I47 M L COMPLIMENTS OF THE PEARL FAMILY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 60 GEORGE COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND OF MICHAEL PEARL RALPH ELECTRIC CO 1 M L N TI Y 3 67 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1960 MR 8: MRS JOHN ZAVODNY JR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 60 MR 8: MRS JOHN CAPELINI K BOAS DELICATESSE N ML TIB7 7 COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND Y 86808 Wh 68877 FROM A Y 94494 fW 5 9 M FASHION GEM CLEANERS BEATNIK C ' MR 8: MRS JACK COMPLIMENTS OF THE QUQMAN FOOTBALL TEAM AND FAMILY POLAR BEAR CLEANERS C tal P k ke 4 Y 5 2606 SAME DAY SERVICE FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY Ohfhy Ik OF uclify eats at Super Market Prices , res. c ean Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. 85 c eon Ave. Yonkers, . Y. . U e. o -52 ' 977 C ecn Ave. OF . - Yonkers, N. Y. e. e -854 . . 0 - Q. Pick Up 8. Delivery Service All Types o as in ochines Serviced 138 mon Ave' 567 en rcl Pork Ave. Yonkers' N' Y' Yonkers, New York C U 650 en r or Ave. Yon rs , N. Y. O . , e sin I H8rSOILCO INC 297 E T IOH' Y 8 E II6th SI f Y 29 N GULF My M4200 F J CALDARA MOVERS INC COMPLIMENTS OF AVECREST REALTY CO B 7333 GIFFORD MOTORS 2ML N A SPECIALIST IN HOUSEHOLD TRANSFER T02 I04 Mom Sf OW 3 II66 Dobbs Ferry N Y TO THE CLASS OF 60 FROM THE STAFF OF THE PRICE IS RIGHT WASSERMAN PHARMACY B 7020 COMPLIMENTS OF 9 T53 AND MR YELIN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 ROOM I 40 C 8rC GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS cANTERINo Breos N Y k N Y Y 94458 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF LINCOLN H S HOME ROOM I 2 332 COMPLIMENTS OF HOMEROOM I O l4l .. . 0 . remon1Ave, N. 4, N. Y. ' G e . . . 7 . . 0 N. . , , Y. P 5 ' 0 0 , ll , . . -5 1207 Yonkers Ave. 8 8 c eon Ave. n Yonkers, N. Y. Yonkers, ,Y. e -7 O 0 251 ew Moin SI. OU el'S, . . O . BRIDES BRIDESMAIDS FORMALS DRESSES MARSTELLE QHOPPE9 3866 White Plains Road IBeI een 22159 8. 222nd Sts I Ne York 67 N Y Phone Ol 2 8668 COMPLIMENTS OF 8: MRS HARRY BARD AND FAMILY ROTS OF RUCK TO THE GRADUATES II 333 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 HOMEROOM 8 241 COMPLIMENTS or 8- I 46 dy M ph XL FREE DELIVERY PRIME MEATS 8: POULTRY COMPLIMENTS OF ROOM IO I I4 Mrs Krasnow Donna Sylvia Leslie William Mary Ann Ella Bernice Leonard Alan Diane Jeff Ken Andy Ted Robert Debbie Bernard John Lennie Anita Jane Barbara Claire Fred Aufher Linda Lynne Marilyn Richard Raymond Mike Harvey Darlene - - - Elloping, Weokknesskeys, Beonieninie, Love Joy, Stea ur , the im- moral Warlel, Cuingewing W . w , . . ,f l l' - J N MR Be 7-3l3'l 927 c eon Ave. Cor. of Kimball Ave. Yonkers, N. Y. AUTO BODY 8. FENDER WORK OFFERS ITS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF T960 ESPECIALLY TO ITS GRADUATING BROTHERS Alon Slskmd Jerry Susmon Richard Holt Arnie Zeldermon Bob Jutkowltz Don Greenberg Howue Strome Harvey Nathan John Kose Allen Zoklod Steve Brender GUERRA 9 5 S MlIReRod oe Ne o Yo 9 2700 THE A RAYMOND SEAMANS HOMEROOM 9 222 SINCERE AND BEST WISHES VIRGINIA CARR WILLIAMJ BRIGHT ACCOUNTANT AND BOOKKEEPING 45 South Brood cy Yo kers N Y TO THE STUDENTS OF LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL COUNCILMAN EDWARDJ O'NEILL NINTH WARD I 81 ow i ivr o I I I Y nk rs, w Y rk Pete Willens Alon Rubin Yo 8-7722 I . I N.. O W n , . . COMPLIMENTS OF II 317 RYAN HARDWARE so YEARS ON MAIN STREET WestchesIer's Largest Hardware Store 55-56 Main Street Yonkers, N. Y. YO 8-'I600 CENTRAL PHARMACY SAMUEL WOLF Ph O I YO 3 9084 DE ROBERTS BEAUTY SALONS AM YOk 3 35 COMPLIMENTS OF GLEN HART CLEANERS I ly7 HARRIS DRUGS A A HARRIS G Y k 3 A VETERAN S SERVICE STATION AMOCO PRODUCTS Y e A YO k 9 9348 SHE RWOOD SERVICE STATION INCORPORATED BE Iy7 846 COMPLIMENTS OF MR 8: MRS M ROBERT JESSIE DAVID AND MIRIAM ALWAYS THE BEST ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT AT THE LOWEST PRICES KNEPFER 8: CO M BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS DR 8: MRS S SHAPIRO tang., J-1 .liar BERG S RELIABLE SERVICE STATION Ct Yk NY Y9444 Yonkers 8- Central Aves. Whe an Drug Sales Agency 7 ain Street Yonkers, N. Y. n ers -64 87 G en Road Yonkers, N. Y. Bever -8770 I Bronx River Road 8. Yonkers Aves. ' ' ' Yonkers 4, N. Y. ver -9 Ph. ., B.S. 794 onkers Avenue 631 onkers AV hue Yonkers' N. Y- Cor. Ilda St. D . . Y , . YOn ers -352 onkers 4' N Y 1 1 n ers - ,.'I,' M I. ma 'I Founded 'I902 ,M - .J.. . ,lb Q I , I 5 XL. - Ti ? .- 1' . IS . I I E' A .:e :.., . rf- vvz- I f I 0 I ' 36 ain St. Yonkers' N. Y' 493 en ral Park Ave. on ers, . . o -3 CLASS COMPLIMENTS TH COMPLIMENTS B 7- 503 ELEANOR S BEAUTY SALON K b SPECIALIST IN HAIR TINTING SHAPING STYLING PERMANENT WAVING HALPRIN FAMILY BEST WISHES ACEWAY SERVICE STATION C SINCLAIR PRODUCTS ALL AUTO REPAIRS 9 I47 MIKE AND SAM LIIVYM.LAL50'vug,j BEST w1s1-aes App- PM 'XVI-'S' cf'Iff a'.1,, MRS OUARRIES 1, N CLASS 1' I CLASS BEST WISHES Al L lim.I BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS BEST WISHES OF 1960 CLASS MR 8: MRS FRANK LAISE 7 I 5 a 79411 coMPuMENrs or COMPLIMENTS or THE RALPH WEIR REALTOR INSURANCE MR 8f MRS DONALD 4314990110 929 M I N LE FEVRE FAMILY e 8 I OF QF 5.52 im olIAve. Yonkers, N. Y. e 9-10 I I 481 enrrul Pork Ave. mf' 9, A , 1. gp A I ,!,1g A ' ' ' 141 ' 1 1 -1 15x11 Q '1 1 , 'I I 43 8245 9-221 1, Mg A-L ' ., . .,' 'If 4 , k 5 X, gg! - 1- ' 1, T Q . . - I e . c eun Ave, onkers, .Y. EMIL YEDOWITZ SONS INC. 169 Hunter Ave. ' FLOWERS EOR ALL OCCASIONS WE DELIVER Gr6630O F T D Member DAVE S SERVICE STATION AND AUTO BODY SHOP 23 Central Ave Yonkers N Y 24 HOUR SERVICE JUST A STEP OR TWO AWAY' smce I933 Wherever you may llve or dedicated to work In and around servung the Yonkers one of our TEN people of convenuent offices IS certann Yonkers and to be located lust Its envnrans around the corner FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN YONKERS Mann Office 20 South Broadway Tel Yo 3 6400 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatlon TOBY S COSMETICS IOM DISCOUNT TO SCHOOL PERSONNEL AND STUDENTS Sparkles for the Hour False Eyelashes Ponytonls of Real Hanr Theatrical Makeup Revlon Clalrol Coty Rublnsteln Arden Factor Flameglo TOBY S HAS EVERYTHING IN COSMETICS AND MAKEUP CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 60 SIGMA OMEGA GARRET HLIYE R AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY Dnvlslon of Josten 29 Garden Street neonta N Y General 2 2994 PETER FORNABY COMPLETE REAL ESTATE an INSURANCE SERVICES 615 Yonkers Avenue X-V xxx Cor Dunwoodle Street Yo 3 9352 I NU - I I OF . .. ,S O , . . I Im Pelaeede Ave. Gr 6-4616 y I , X 'A if, ji -I d 11X X 1 xv I ,J vt' 1 QA X BEST WISHES HOMEROOM 306 DEDICATED TO MISS GUILIANO Jack Yedowltz Thomas Wall Wllllam Wuchter Barton Vey .lohn Van Buren Louis Weber Arthur Wallus Glorla Llppman Ruth Schumacher Dorothy Oswald Norma Segattn Janet Nlven Gary Wenssman Harvey Wartell Donald Vlvlan Mlke Watsky Rodger Silverman Ira Waller Barbara Scaltann Gloria Novak Lenny Weunstem Felycla Lnss Eddle Weinberg Kenneth Wales Fred Woons Joan Malcomson Florance Scarcello GOOD LUCK TO THE MEMBERS OF THE YEARBOOK STAFF AND FROM THE YEARBOOK STAFF AND MR HUGHES COMPLIMENTS OF HOMEROOM 7-244 ,I .17 '5.:.g. f' 'fag I I ' , , ,fffl I 53 .L A J! Eu. 59 w ' l fl F f l lr,, :A Q X it - fit. X 1, .0 4- ' !yF . Y - 12- 1: -.fs-14' if Y. 'fx' ' fl I f-' if g' :V ,114 J 03 -,ir Q -.K I 'Al ,Y RF, ,xxx Z' 1'xX' vu fx. ,f sw' A l -l ' QW V lag' X , , 14' S 'asf - 42:9 'AA X ,I Q J MR. HUGHES , 'f ff. Yi COMPLIMENTS OF THE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 60 COMPLIMENTS OF DR MARTIN E LERNER AND FAMILY OL 4 5508 PARISERS U W HE CAMPBELL KIDS PASTEL, BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS HOMEROOM I Q 332 3438 J O TUXEDO JEWELERS d k6 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 60 LINCOLN AUTO STORES N Y k N Y k CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS HOMEROOM 320 MR DANNA COMPLIMENTS or CLASS 7 I39 - Dio d S I Wh I Nofionc1lIy A verfised Wofch - Diamonds - Silverware - Jewel y erome Avenue New Yor T . 31 QI I 4 . msg M M v ' 'f' , g - - -M vs' ., , ew or , ew or I ,- SPDRTSIEAR JEWELER5 'KA V, Lim: if 1 5 '- ,W f3'1 .- Q .V A .gi lg .. 4- if 1 Q of 4 '3,. .4 s ,3.N , 1 K , V 5. 5 . gg qs 14 S 4 7' J ' in 1 I , f' 1 A l I A 1 X 1 y l. J xf X