Lincoln West High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1975 volume:

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To be truly creative one must explore various feelings and various techniques for expressing their creativity. At Lincoln West we are fortunate to have two fine art teachers, Department Chairman Mr. Richard Andres and Mr. Ibrahim Levy. Their creativity and patience seem endless. This year the Art Department had 3 student teachers Laurie Hononzy and Naomi Levy (yes she is Mr. Levy's daughter) also Tom Halko. Mr. Andres is hoping to receive a Super 8 movie projector to add to the camera and splicer equipment and the art department is looking forward to a program in Movie Making. ART DEPARTMENT 15 One of the largest and most successful departments at Lincoln West is the Business Education Department. Here are a few good reasons why it enjoys this distinction. ••••••• ••• ••••••• ••• ••••••• •••••• ... ... ••••• ••• ••••••• ... ... ••••••• ••••••• ••••••• ;;; ;.. ••••••• ••• ••• ... ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ... ••• ••• ••• ••••••• ••••••• ••••••• ••••••• ••••••• ••••••• •••••• ••••• ••••• There has been an increase in enrollment in the Vocational programs. Next year there will be two 12th grade Steno Typist classes. The department offers vocational 4 period programs in Steno Typing, Clerk Typing, and Accounting Computing. Single period classes are available in bookkeeping office practice, shorthand, general business, typing, business English, vocational sales, business law. There are work programs in Cooperative Office Education, and Distributive Education for those who qualify. Vocational classes also belong to the OOEA (Ohio Office Education Association) This organization provides contests throughout the city, state, and nation in each area of business education. Last March Lincoln West participated in the Regional Contest held at John Marshall, South and Bedford High Schools. We had several winners. First, second, and thrid place winners went to Columbus to participate in the State Contest. New people to the department this year was Miss Doris Vollmar in Accounting Computing. Business Education looks forward to a busy and productive year in 1976. A) Good looking girls and trophy B) Mrs. Sharon Colby C) Students enjoy banquet with their employers. D) Bonnie Holdway in typing class E) Mr. Paul Branson in Bookkeeping F) Mrs. Barbara ver-bicky shows girls how to operate the machine C) Mr. Nlichos' C.O.E. class H) Mrs. Ruth Rud assists I student. BUSINESS EDUCATION 17 A) Miss Joann Kasick B) Hello I'm enjoying the dinner here. C) Two lovely ladies in the O. F..A. booth D) Mr. Bob Mossbrugcr and Mr. Paul Michos E) Miss Doris Vallmar and Mrs. Barbara Kohler assist three students. F) Miss Eleanor Mack G) Mr. Robert Del Quadri H) Mr. Joseph Gronick and class I) Miss Kathleen O'Connor A) B) C) D) E) F) Award winners in the Business Dept. Connie Hensley is one of the girls manning the OEA booth at Pride Expo Mr. Joseph Pavia and someCOEclass Mrs. Sharon Colby Business teacher Diane Wilmorc at a dinner for employers and employees. Mr. Bob Lovell DE teachers goes over some ideas with his students. 20 BUSINESS ED z aassHNisna ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••• •••••• •••••• •• ••• ••••• •••••• •••••• •• ••• •• ••• •• ••• •••••• •••••• ••••• MUSIC STQBC1TS Are Among the Top in Music Awards It is very easy to take the Music Department for granted--but here are a few items that perhaps most students are not aware of. Did you know Of the L-W musicians who entered competition 49% of them received Superior Awards. Did you know that Greg Milanich played in the All Ohio Boys Band at the Cotton Bowl. Did you know that Darlene Burroughs received the most awards in Contest. Did you know that the Choir has some great looking new robes. Did you know that our BAND AND CHOIR has participated in more Civic work in the neighborhood at hospitals churches and Kiwanis. Did you know that Tammy Kado and Greg Milanich are slated to play with the All America Band in Rome in the summer of 1975. By now you all know we have a BAND and CHOIR to be proud of. 22 MUSIC 23 24 ENGLISH Miss Patricia Bowman says let me check. Mrs. Helene Maloy and Friend Mrs. Julie Kalbrunner and crowd Mrs. Sabine McDonough Mr. Glen Dugan Mr. Norman Merhaut Mr. Charles Oster and students Ms. Paulette Goll A) B) C) D) E) C) H) This year we lost three well known and dedicated teachers all for very different reasons. Mrs. Julie Kalbrunner leaves us to become a mother (twins are expected). Miss Patricia Bowman has undertaken a year or two of work in a special program for the Board of Education. Finally Mrs. Sabina McDonough has retired from teaching and will enjoy much of her spare time with that adorable granddaughter Jenifer. ENGLISH 25 Happiness is Chaucer, Mark Twain, Shakespeare, and grammar. At least English teachers still hope it will be happiness. Added to the regular course of study have been several mimi courses. Mr. Merhaut uses all kinds of interesting techniques in his Creative Writing course, Mrs. Bratton explores the world of the unknown in her Science Fiction class. Department Chairman Mr. Tom Allen has embarked upon efforts to develop minimum standards tests for each grade and course of study. A) Mr. Thomas Allen, Department Head B ) Mrs. Barbara Bratton C) Mr. John Me Ho D) Students work in Reading Lab E ) Mr. Carl Lakosky F ) Mr. Emcst Surnegie and Students G) Mr. Frank Parent and students H) Actors take part in playground ENGLISH 27 IM W EX«MENOI£ Is Rewarded Senior Honors Day rewards Excellence. This year This year top honors went to twin sister Frieda and Teresa Kammerman. Each department chairman presented an award to the top student in that area. There were many awards for attendance and student council representation. Mr. Kane of the Guidance Department and his committee put together a tasteful and rewarding program where Excellence was the Key Word. 28 HONORS ASSEMBLY Here are some of the many award winners of the Class of 1975: A) A view of the Honors Assembly B) Mona Cribbs receives the Girl's Award in Athletics C) Winners of Departmental Awards Kyle Whitney Migdalia Cruz and others. D) American Legion Winners Hammerman .rnd Klinck E) Pat Petroff receives the Art Ward F) Mr. Wesley Wittich at Honors Day G) Tom Cashin is presented an award by the Marines H) The L. Barrett Smith Award for Outstanding Athlete I) Mary Kay Burns presiding at the Assembly awards Olena Sawchak J) NHS Officers at the ceremony Mona Gribbs, Debbie Ream, and Carol Wotowiec K) The Hammerman girls the top of the class L) The Student Congress awards winners. Traditionally Home Economics has been thought of as the classes which teach you to cook and to sew. No! my firned that isn’t necessarily true. The 1970’s look adds new demensions for example MEN that's right the males of Lincoln West are part of a Batchelor Living course with Mrs. Day's careful guidance they learn to cook and sew, among other things. Under the directions of Mrs. Picard there is a work study program called CHEChere students earn and learn infields related to the food industry. Mrs. Phillips had her Dynamics Classes involved in furniture refinishing. eeenemiee s 30 HOME EC A) Mrs. Solomon with student in the Cafe. B ) Gals model their clothes at fashion show. B ) Here they arc the boys with their outfits. D) Nervous group getting ready for the show. E ) Fashion is for all ages. F ) Miss Hi He gives her students a few pointers in pressing. G) Mrs. Fortey assist student with a sewing problem. H) Mrs. Maria Phillips thinking of something unusual for the gentlemen. I ) Mrs. Anita Boneburg relaxes after the Blood mobile. J ) Pam fashions beware. K) Red Cross Club for 75 Norcen Hunter, Cheryl Pullen, Linda Talbur, Darlene Mitchell, Maggie Seay, Alice Snyder Martha Warrick. HOME EC 31 eentinvecl 32 HOME EC ,1V A) B) C) D) E) F ) G) H) E) Lots of work to do. Mickey Fasko models his very stylish jacket. Miss Ellie Spangler (standing) and Mrs. Marsha Day with Mrs. Nancy Picard CHEC directer. Parties for children 3re always popular. 1975 CHECK Crew Students attend banquet for their employers and themselves. Students were generous in their blood giving this year. Red Cross and Mrs. Boneburg. CHEC for 75, Judy Blankenship, David Cnu, Lindsay Swiatkowski, Mary Draycr, Virginia Ross, Lori Grady, Vickie Dadante, Josephine Pitrman, Charlotte Strichko, Maria Jagicla, Bemadine Ratliff, Margaret Blaseg, Elizabeth Meeks. 33 HOME EC This year Department Chairman Mrs. Jane Fortey introduced a new program to enable handicapped children to develop a skill the program is new but promises to grow and help many students. Miss Hille presented a fashion show in which the boys wore shirts they had made. Mrs. Solomon trained the girls to work in our school cafeteria, and Miss Spangler developed a mighty fine Coffee Shop. There were holiday treats with a Christmas Boutique--parties for children. It was a busy year for the Home Economics Department but for all a most satisfactory one. rv INDUSTRIAL ARTS 34 INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS 35 With Educational administrators putting an ever increasing emphasis on Vocational Education the Lincoln West Industrial Arts Department is also developing and expanding each year. This year there were ten different subject areas for Students to choose from. This is one of the most complete programs in the city. With the addition of Mr. Eli Prince to the staff, the numbers of teachers reached twelve. This year many of the Industrial Arts classes were very pleased with the early placement of students in half day jobs. The school job experience is very important for students who are not planning to go to college. These vocational areas are Auto Mechanics, Machine Shop, Electricity, and Vocational Printing. Other classes arc Mechanical Drawing, Vocational Maintencance, Hydraulic and Pneumatic training. Mr. links. Department chairman and of course, the rest of the staff hope for an even greater expansion of programs in years to come. Vocoilrioina T raining A) Mr. Papp B) Boys in Machine Shop C) Students examine equipment D) Mr. Tackas E) Students at the controls F) Mr. Ed Schroth G) Mr. Jack Jisa in woodshop H) Mr. Koski I) Mr. Tom Morrill INDUSTRIAL ARTS 37 Get L-W Together for Fun and Pride 38 SCHOOL RALLIES Every school has rallies, especially if you have WINNING TEAMS--well not all school were lucky enough to have rallies like ours and WINNING teams like ours. This year the rallies had a totally new and professional look--and everyone but everyone had a good time. Remember The Dating Game Steve Harvey was Mr. M.C. and four of our handsome wolverines were matched up to four real lovelies (ugh). Hey don't forget Let's Makes A Deal when Mr. Kal-brunner helped out in making a real deal. Kay Kay Barns was the mistress of Ceremonies and did one fantastic job. Pepettes, Girl’s Leaders many many people helped make it happen. Of course, the skits were only part of the fun and festivities. We had Mr. Yanculeff and the Band getting the crowd in the mood. Then there were the Spirit Gals who got everyone in the spirit mood--and let's not forget the WOLVERINES who had everyone filled with Pride. If next year is any better perhaps the Rallies could go on the road. Social Studies is that area of learning that deals with the world and its problems and man and his problems in that world. Since the world is constantly changing the views and problems change too. Courses like World History, and Social and Economic Problems try to make students more aware of what is happening--today. There is Advance Placement History for the adventureous and ambitious student. Speaking of changes this year at mid term Lincoln West found that Mr. Masek was to retire In his good natured way he told everyone that he looked forward to enjoying travel and his grand children. Takinghis place as Department Head is Mr. Paul Balser we all wish him and Mr. Masek well. A) Mr. John Vacha B) Mr. Paul Tiggs, C) Mr. Ralph Bowles D) Mr. John Sforza E) Mr. James Masek (retired) F) Mr. Robert Hansen G) Mr. Ernie Fourmas H) Mr. Bill Olmsted I) Mrs. Sylvia Wachtel I) Mr. Paul Balser Dept. Head K) Mr.Nabinger. v: SOCIAL STUDIES 41 A) Mr. Alex Mikula, Cor man teacher B) Mrs. Barbara Curtis, Spanish teacher C) Mr. Ken Bolek, French teacher D) Mr. Walter Mucha, Dept. Head E) Mr. Milan Poljak, Spanish teacher F) Mrs. Brenda Nakonccznjy, English Acculturation teacher. 42 FOREIGN The Foreign Language Department under the chairmanship of Mr. Walter Mucha has the task of teaching several languages, we consider ourselves extremely lucky to be one of the schools that still conducts classes in German, French, and Spanish. In addition to the traditional languages that are taught at Lincoln West Mr. Mucha and Mrs. Na-konecznyj aje in involved teaching the English Acculturation Program. They help students from other countries to learn the English language and become part of the whole school program. During PrideExpo Week students from other countries and students from language classes gave the school a glimpse of the food, dances, customs of many other countries. In a time when many things in education are chang ing it is good to know that languages remain an im portant part of education. LANGUAGES 43 44 physical education A) Department Chariman, Charles Bilardo B) Three girls C) Mrs. Irene Frimel and students E) Football Coach Mr. Dick Sowinski F) Guess what a hand stand G) Girl's Leaders with Mrs. Frimel H) Mr. A1 Rodriquez teacher I) Over it goes PHYSICAL EDUCATION 45 A) Debbie Williamson, Marcia Petroff, Kay Burns setting up. B) Miss Peggy Palumbo with some swimmers. C) Guys and Gals play volleyball D) Gym Scene E) Miss Peggy Palumbo, teacher F) Over they go G) Randall Johnson assists H) The 1975 Boys Gym Leaders 46 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Share Gym in Co-Ed Athletics The new look in the Physical Education Department is the Co-Ed look, that’s right the guys and the gals are sharing the gym floor, not the locker rooms but the gymnasium where they take part in a variety of athletic endeavors. This is die first year for Co-Ed sports and next year, Mr. Charles Bilardo, Department Chairman, says the program will include Co-Ed swimming in addition to Co-Ed Bowling, table tennis, tumbling, badmitten, physical conditioning tennis, horseshoes and softball. The accent is on Life Time sports activities which have a carry over value so that the knowledge will be used or can be used later in life. Incidentally in case you haven’t guessed the Co-Ed program was a very successful one. The Girl's Leaders are under die leadership of Mrs. Irene Fri-mel, and the Boy's Leaders are under the direction of Mr. AI Rodriquez. PM YSICA L EDUCATION 47 The Wonderful World of Books Is Found in the library A) Library I workers with Mr. Len-durskis Mrs. Fountainc B) Library II wotkcrs with Mrs. Pilisy C) library III workers with Mrs. Alter E) Mr. Boyle F) Mr. Lendurskis Head Librarian with his staff G) Mrs. N3gy 3nd Mrs. Regotti 48 One of the unique features of Lincoln West High School, unfortunately often taken for granted, is the library organization. L-W boasts three separate libraries and it is broken down into one for each class. Mr. Joseph Lendurskis and his assistants are constantly re evaluating the volumes on hand to insure that students have the best possible material to work with. Within the libraries concern much outside of class learning could not be done and students would lose out. The library is an integral part of schooling and the entire student body salutes it. LIBRARY 49 The Photographic Society is one of the most exciting new clubs at Lincoln West. Only three years old, the society is growing all the time and no wonder with such attractions as the production center and facilities for developing film at the students' disposal. Under the leadership of Miss Betty Long and Mr. Joe Len-durskis the club is fast becoming a self supporting organization by selling their wares to the public. Students are becoming near experts in the field of photography and it could prove invaluable in their later lives. Hats off to this fine organization. 50 LIBRARY to Evte Lasting Like Books A) Mrs. Alter B) Mrs. Fountaine C) Pam loy, Fred Stafford and library staff I) Mrs. PiUiy F) Brian Justice, Bob Watson Rich Unman G) Photographic Society with Miss Betty' bong Mr. Boyle and Mr. Lendurskis PHOTOGRAP1UC SOCIETY 51 Science is for everyone. In today’s world of scientific endeavor there are many and varied fields that attract the student as well as the teacher. Mr. Watson takes a group of eager young students to the Washington Park Horticulture Center where they grow and finally arrange an assortment of floral arangements. For those students interested in the world about them. Ms. Ruth Moore explores the environment so that tomorrow's adults will better understand how to live. Mr. Brady's students can be seen doing any number of strange experiments in the halls and classroom for Physics. Mr. Cassidy and Mr. Von Benken are busy looking for new formulas in the Chem Lab. Mr. Keich and Mr. Saw-chik can be found cutting up those frogs. Mr. Deininger heads the department always looking tor new ideas and new scientific wonder that prepares us for the 21st Century. science FOR eveRYone 52 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT A) B) C) D) E) F) C) H) J) K) Mr. Watson and the Horticulture Class Mr. John Brady Physics teachers making a point. Mr. Ed Kcich and students Flower sellers at Pride Expo Mr. Lou Sawchik looks happy Mr. Claude Watson and strident Open House time in Chemistry Ms. Ruth Moore and Mr. Bill Von Benken Mr. Leo Deinger Head of Science Mr. Jim Cassidy SCIENCE DEPARTMENT 53 Jim Baran Maggie Mulligan doing math with the aid of a machine Mr. Dave Phillips Rich Ellis and friend Mrs. Elsie Johnson Department Head Mr. Edward Graham Miss Dolores Lcser A student hard at work Mr. Russell Kalbrunner Mr. Thomas Moore Carmen Sottosanti and Mr. Dan Mussulin A) B) C) D) E) F) G) H) 1 ) The mathematics department is getting ready for the twenty first century through the CAIM Program (Computer assisted instruction in mathematics). We have on loan two teletype machines and one coupler which are tied into Case Western Reserve's Computer system. These machines along with our H P 9100 A Calculator are now housed in Room 320. There is no doubt that this is where the action is at Lincoln West. Mrs. Johnson chairman of the math department cautions that the use of machinery in the teach- ing of mathematics is not new and while is proving very helpful it is time consuming. Of course, the study of math without machinery still makes up the largest part of the school program. Those old standbys such as Algebra, geometry. trig still challenge students every year. For those students planning a career in business and related fields there is business math. Remember Euclid is not just an avenue in Cleveland to everyone. MATH DEPARTMENT 55 Congratulations to the Class of 1975, the class of Champions. This yearbook clearly portrays in both pictures and words your individual and group efforts in a variety of senior activities. It serves as a reminder of the part you witnessed in the history of Lincoln-West. There are many additional events that escaped the camera and the printed page, but are present in your memory of the past three years. As you look at this book or gather in groups at future class reunions, be proud of your school and the memories of friends and activities these past three years have affored you. Cyril Zupan Principal CYRIL ZUPAN, PRINCIPAL BLANCHE COOLEY, ASSISTANT PRINC V .1 RONCORENO, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR r in Srati It has been my pleasure and privilege to be the Unit Principal of the Class of 1975. As the members of the class go their separate ways to commence their careers, my best wishes for unparalleled success go with them. Wesley Wittich Unit Principal aesf. WESLEY WITTICH, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL V ALTER OLSZEWSKI, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL WALTER PRINZ, ASSISTANT PR INC IPA L 58 THEY SERVE In many ways these people serve us we don't always realize all the individual efforts it takes to make a school run. We thank all of them . . . A) Mr. John White and Mr. Olbrys B) Mrs. Luella Nelson, School Nurse C) One of the assistants D) Head Custodian Mr. Alex Brady E) Mr. Cliff Arnold F) Those lovely ladies of the Cafeteria missing is Bertha who is ill. THEY SERVE 59 In 3 number of ways these are the folks who do their best to see that students stay in school. A) E.D. Team Louise Barker B) Team Chairman Robert Dobransky C) E.D. Team Gerald Maley D) Attendance Department E) C.YSP Program Peter Borza F) More Attendance Workers G) Re-entry Program David Hurley H) E.D. Team Nelson Vera I) Latin Culture Ncreida Diaz Is the Key BfPUBLIC STff L aii MARINES items The Guidance Department under the direction of Head Counselor Miss Berry Long does many things for many people. Counseling is not just a matter of knowing what classes you will take, but rather what classes you should take. Lincoln West is a school that has many programs to offer students either academic or vocational, or business, what ever area you find your interests lie. Mr. Chura and Mr. Lewis held a job Day Program, where employers came to school and interviewed students for jobs. We are happy to say they were pleased with our students. Mr. Kane assisted in the Honors Day Assembly which every year honors those seniors who are outstanding. New 10th Graders had a series of tours of the departments at L-W and the courses that are offered by them. Counseling is a key worf for a student's future. Our counselors carry the key. A) Mrs. Tobacman and Mrs. Beeler of the Cleveland Scholarship B) Linda Wolansky talks to Rcpulbic Steel C) Miss Betty Long, Head Counselor D) Mr. James Chura, Guidance Counselor E) The Marines and the Navy prepare for Job Day F) Mr. Philip Lewis, Guidance Counselor G) Mrs. Elsie Hill, Counselor always with a smile H) Ohio Bell Discusses job opportunities I) Fran Fulkerson and the Eaton Corporation interviewer J) Mr. Richard Kane, Guidance Counselor ll GUIDANCE 63 64 SPECIAL Special Education means many different things to different people. To the students at L-West it means some very special people students and teachers. Student's with disabilities have teachers special trained to work with them and they find that L-W is a school with a lot of spirit, a lot of activity, and a happy place to be. The pictures here we hope will speak for themselves and give you just some small glimpse of the SPECIAL EDUCATION Department, Mr. Ron Brady is the chairman. A) Mrs. Frances Johnson who works with the Crippled Children instructs her class. B) Mrs. Deborah Cobbins C) Mr. Ron Brady Dept. Chairman D) Pinning of the Homecoming flowers. E) Mr. Seymour Hofstctter F) One of our '75 graduates C) Another student is pinned H) Mrs. Linda Miller and class I) Miss Hugley EDUCATION 65 66 SPECIAL Mrs. Linda Miller and seniors students Mrs. Lampman who works with Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Johnson Some of our strongest support at all school rallies. More support from students. Mrs. Julie Langdon and student More flowers for students Students ready for the rally . 1 EDUCATION 67 These Are the Ladies That Smile and Help Here are the ladies who bring a smile along with service to L-W A) ?nd FI. Office Arline Stratman, Eleanor Musat, Harriett Sands K� ta Aloi B) Teacher Ass't Margaret Best wick C) Driver’s Ed Dolores Babbits and Nancy Lehman D) 3rd FI. Office Frances Brady Dorothy Sutkowy, VI Burke E) 1st FI. Office Evelyn Warren and Sylvia Paul F) Teacher's Ass't Alice Ratka G) Teacher's Ass't Willie Mae Singleton H) The Bizettes and Sponsors CLERKS-AIDES 69 7qu UkajIl Bi Too ANNA ro«Q � ?f r ork? ccDetitic Lincoln-West Era Begins As Workers, Pupils Mix ... | I CIass OF 7 ) Is olive DETERMINED JI’S ■■ - ii ............... Our J. V. ’s weren't first on the scoreboard, but they were first in pride and determination. They gained much more than a lew bumps and bruises, they gained valuable experience for next year's varsity. We were proud to have them. This year's J. V. 's consisted of Roberto Baez, David Blaseg, Charles Boscarelli, Robert Gibbons, TedHelgert, Mike Holutiak, Dan Hurst, Rick Jolley, James King, Bruce Miller, Robert Perhala, John Sender, Rey Serrano, Richard Spence, Joe Walker, Terry Whitcomb, Marvin Parobec, Terry Quest, and Chester Slusarczyk. This year's team was coached by Mr. Cribbs. J. V. FOOTBALL 75 NEVES BITE SO FEW FOB SO HAST 76 VARSITY FOOTBALL his was the feeling expressed by Coach Sowinski at an ssembly this year and we have to admit that this says it LL. Highlights of the year was Lincoln West's win against ie Wildcats of St. Ignatius. That was a beautiful score f 6 to 3, in fact it was that first time in 23 years that ither Lincoln or West defeated the Wildcats--HOW SWEET T WAS. The overall season was 4 wins against 5 losses, pecial honors went to Co-captain Mike Oszterling as All-Pest Senate Middle Guard and Plain Dealer Dream Team, ich Blair Co-Captain All West Senate Monster Beack. incoln-West is the team to watch--we've started ano-ler new tradition and the WOLVERINEScall it WINNING. A) Coaches Sowinski and Bilardo B) Spotlight on the team. C) Jeff Peer and Rich Blair D) Angelicchi, Blair, Crespo E) Don Kopp F) John Angelicchi C) Frank Romes I) Curt Miller and Ray Branard J) THE 179S WOLVERINES 5 SEASON A) Carmen Sottosanti B) Roy Branard, Carmen Sottosanti, Stan Vitakis, Boyd Taylor, Bill Wasaci, John Kravochuck. C) Carl Dooley, George Rivera D) wrestlers E) Carmen Sottosanti F) bottom—Irwin Sanchez, Tim Bayus, Bill Wasaez, Max Cortez, Joe Yelco. middlc--Carmen Sottosanti, John Kravochuck, Paul Damon, Marty Hornak, John Sender, Ben Torres, Carl Dooley. top--Coach Freilino, Don Hopkins, Paul Wyatt, Rich Spence, Jeff Dotson, Dave Vandcrlin, Roy Branard, Jorge Pena, Stan Vitakis, Coach Mussulin. G) Don Hopkins H) Carl Dooley I) Coach Freilino, Coach Mussulin J) Guess What'! There are many reasons for the success of this year's WRESTLING TEAM. One of the main reasons is that Coach Mussulin and Coach Freilino pushed the wrestlers into a hard working team. Through their dedication and determination to win they developed a winning attitude. This attitude was that they never gave up and never stopped pulling for their teammates. Pain is the price a wrestler has to pay for greatness. They prepare mentally and physically for each match. Sometimes it was pure endurance and the will to win that got them through the match. Boyd Taylor's leadership qualities led the team by placing first in the Senate and 2nd in the Sectionals. Seniors who will not be back are Boyd, Carman Sottosanti, Paul Wyatt, Don Hopkins, Jorge Pena. Next year the Grapplers will be back stronger than ever. 78 WRESTLING a Under the leadership of Mr. Tom Morrill this year's SWIM TEAM took on a new coach and a new record. The team swam to a 5-5 season, an improvement over last year. Their are great expectations for next year. Hopes for the future of our swim team look very promising in sophomore John Saari. This year we lose seniors Laurie Lunter, Brian Dietrich, Craig Zignati, Gary Robinette. We will miss them all, expecially as they rank among the firsts of Lincoln-West Swim Team, Watch our for us next year as we SWIM, DIVE and Come Alive in 75 and '76. A) Brian Dietrich B) Brian and Tom Pawul C) Mike Sims D) Coach Morrill, R. Cos-tamo, Diane Stewart, Patsy Stevens, Cathy Minch, Henry Tortelli E) Bonnie Holdway Craig Ziganti F) Mike Sims C) Brian, Kevin Hall H) Bonnie Holdway I) Back Coach Morrill, Dave Latosky, Kevin Hall, Mark Lunter. Alex Dennis. Fred Crocker, Middle Cray Robinette, Bonnie Holdway, Ginger Lavallc, Laurie Lunter, Rhonda Martin Tom Pawul Front: Jeff Stewart, Biran Dietrich, Craig Ziganti, John Saari, Mike Sims. 80 SWIMMING SWIMMING SI Dale Colak and AI Kusiakiewie Ernie Butch Cassidy Klimek Doug Sundance Kid Klimek Tony Peters Warner DOC Doctor Tony Feijoo Dale Euell Gibbons Golak Back: Doug Klimek, Ernie Klimek, Al Kusiakiewic , Pete Giesz, Pat Madison, Tony Peters, Bob Perhala, Mr. Ralph Bowles. Front AVarner Doctor, Orlando Valezqucr, Bob Stover, Dale Golak, Tony Feijoo. Bob Little John Stover In CROSS COUNTRY, it’s the low scoring team that is victorious. As the runners cross the finish line they are given a slip of paper which has the number corresponding to the position they placed. The top 5 men from each team are taken and their position numbers are added. The low score is then the winning team. The 74 75 CROSS Country team set three goa Is for this year; to beat Rhodes, to beat Fremont, and to beat Marshall. They went on to succeed in defeating Rhodes and Marshall. Our team placed in the positions of 2nd, 4th, 6th, 8th, and 13th. These positions when added, amounted to more than Marshall's 25. While they came close to achieving their goal and deserve credit for a better than average season it was not quite what they had planned. Often it was like facing an army, as in the meet against Benedictine when they were outnumbered 3 to I, but our team still set records. AI Kusiakiewicz broke the school record of 10:31 making it in 10.24 on the Highland Course. The top competitors in the Senate race were Al Kush , Ernie Klimek, BobStovcr, Doug Klimek, and Noel Cintron. In the Sectional our star runner was once again Al, followed by Doug, Ernie, Pat Madison, and Bob Stover. Mr. Ralph Bowles ana guys you are GREAT! CROSS COUNTRY 83 A) Dave Ford B) Joe Williams C) Espay and Duckworth D) 1975 WOLVERINES Back: Jimmy Thomas Noel Clintron Mike Espay Moses Peres John Kuchaski Rich Coewsky Jose Ortiz Front: Chris Ortiz Mike Tomalo Joe Williams Dave Ford Preston Duckworth Anthony Moseby E) Line Up F) Mike Espay G) Thomas and Duckworth H) Espay Thomas I) Craig Jarvis Espay J) Coach Lou Sawchik, Rodrlques 0 Olmsted K) Thomas 84 VARSITY BASKETBALL Cutty performances and the ability to come back when they were down--Lincoln-West's Varsity cagers just wouldn't let up, until they reached the highest echelon in L-W's brief sports history. Being In second and third place most of the season our men just kept coming back. In the season finale the Wolves conquered perrenia! champs St. Ignatius 49-48 in the loser's gym, our first victory ever on that court. In the city title the Wolverines fought and played on even terms with the taller East Tech team for almost the whole game. The Scarabs put on a spurt in the final 2 minutes to give L-W a heartbreaking 65-58 defeat. Most dreams give up and die jftcr a defeat of this caliber, but out team just wouldn't give up. They won their sectional championship and the first game in the districts, but finally succumbed to that same East Tech team by a 76-72 count. This year's team was a group of guys that every fan could be proud of. Their attitude and desire to win is unmatched. The class of '75 can be proud to say that thcii basketball team was NUMBER ONE in every way. Following the footsteps of two consecutive West Senate Title winning squads, this year's Mini-Wolves finished their season with the fifth consecutive winning record for the L-W |. V. cagers with a 9-7 slate. This year's jayvees displayed a lot of promise for the varsity seasons to come. Captain Eric Hooper and leading scorers Orlando Pace, Terry Martin and Eddie Rodriquez led a potent and exciting attack that will give L-W fans a lot of hope to repeat this year’s Varsity Championship. A) Assistant Coach A1 Rodriquez B) JV TEAM Bottom: Tim Frazier Orlando Pace, Terry Martin, Kurt Johnson, Eric Hooper, Anthony Vrona Top: Olmstcad, Jeff Peer, Rick Vargas Jeff Cot or, Joe Brown, Alan Vrona, Miguel Rivera, Randy Jordan, Frank Tipton, Eddie Rodriquez, Kenny Krusa Ass't Coach Rodriquez. D) Terry Martin E) Anthony Vrona F) Rick Vargas G) Coach Bill Olmsted H) Tim Frazier J) Kurt Johnson K) Joe Brown K) Eric Hooper 86 |V BASKETBALL AGAIN JV BASKETBALL 87 A) Tee Off B) Walter Brozczuk C) Rich Ellis D) Keith Horn3k E) Bob Elam F) 'Ilie team Coach Robert Del Quadri Rich Ellis, Wally Brozczuk, Bob Elam, Keith Horn a k, Marty Horn a k G) Keith Homak H) Marty Homak I) The Coach Mr. Del Quadri J) The Boss and the Guys Although the Golf Team this year all agreed they did not have a winning season they did agree that they all had improved over last year. Next year with Mr. Del Quadri's help they plan on having that winning year. So good luck guys and remember Stop! Look! and Listen when you hear that golfer’s FORE .... 'i 'V It's hard to match a perfect season and that's what faced this year's TRACK squad. They responded to the challenge by notching a 12-2 Duel Meet record with a 5th and a 3rd in the indoor and outdoor Senate action. Setting records along the way were Tim Truitt, fohn Sherman, and Brian Dietrich. Truitt matched Clarence Washington's century mark at 10.0. The speedster bagged 2 firsts at the Outdoor Senate meet in the 100 and the 220. Sherman ran for records in the hurdles, running the highs in 15.0 and the lows in a flashing 19.7. While he missed first in die Seante lows, he breasted the tape in highs for the Senate Crown. 90 TRACK Tony Peters blazed to die 3rd place spot in the Senate 440. Brian Dietrich nabbed a senate first in the pole vault. Me is theWolverine's best ever with a leap of 11'4 . Third year letters go to Dietrich, Peters, Bennie Marshall, and Ernie Klinek. With this kind of a season the prospects for anodier year like that of the '74 season arc bright. With the level of performance that die Lincoln West teams have shown the last couple of year the Senate Championship is never far from reach. Coach Dave Nab-ingcr and assistant coach Ed Schroth anxiously await next year’s campaign. A) Front: Al Kusiakiw, Dale Golak, Joe Grabiak Tim Truitt, Larry Daws, Brian Dietrich, Ben Marshall, Pat Madison, Michael Franklin. Back: Coach Nabinger, Orlando, Dave Curry, Eugene, John Sherman, Joe Perhala, John Saari, Doug Klimek, Pete Giesz, Joe, Dale Jackson, James Blascg, Alan Vrona, Steve Dillon, Bob Stover. B) Tim Truitt leads off C) Brian Dietrich over he goes D) Jose Ortiz E) Ernie Klimek F) Joe Grabiak G) Al Kusiakiewitz H) Tony Peters and Bennie Marshall I) Bob Stover and Doug Klimek J) Dale Golak K) John Sherman TRACK 91 •lb em up ••I lh« m C) H) Tom Edgchouse, Captain Tim Lombardy Tim, Coach Mcrhaut, Tom E., Debbie, Mickey, Dan, Len, Glen, Pom, Chuck. Len Phillips selects a ball. Chuck Daugherty spins one down the alley. Glen Sneed and Mickey Fasko show their style and speed. Mr. Mcrhaut, Tom Clay, Dan Linnean, and Debbie Kekich examine a would you believe it, bowling ball! Chuck Daugherty, Tim Lombardy, Debbie Kekich, Tom Clay, Clen Sneec Len Phillips, Micky Fasko check up on the score. Len Phillips, Micky Fasko, Chuck Daugherty, Tom Edgehousc—what a happy bunch of bowlers. Strikes and spares were fewer and farther between for die 74 75 Wolverine Bowlers. The difficulty in repeating last year's Handicap Championship performance was too great to overcome because the entire league was so well balanced this year. Captain Tim Lombardy, Mickey Fasko, Chuck Daugherty, Glenn Sneed, Debbie Kekich, Tom Clay, Dan Linnean, Len Phillips and Tom Edgehouse all performed well, but only enough to grab 11th place in the 25 team loop. Lombardy who averaged 180 last year repeated that figure in 74 75, but where he managed a fifth place finish in league average in 73 74, he slipped to ninth this year. Another indication to the league overall balance. Tim’s 9th place finish lost him a chance to bowl on television in the Roll-Off a feat he accomplished last year when he almost won. Two bright spots were Tim's high game 256 and school record 652 series, L-W school records that garnered him a third place and trophy from the league in each of those areas. A veteran team returns next year, but Tim Lombardys, like this year's strikes and spares, are few and far between. BOWLING 93 J.V.’S PROVE THEY’VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES • Of-- A) Jim Hannon rocs all out to beat the throw. B) Sure handed Marty Hornak is a study in concentration) C) Marty Hornak watches the ball sail off. D) Mighty Mouse Jorge Santigao blazes another fast ball past the batter. E) Hornak runs first on a hit. F) Santiago to Frazier G) Strike right in there. HjB. Rodriguez, B. Garuccio, Randy Corp, Jorge Santiago, Carlos Dejesus, J. Wotowiec, Randy Tipton, M. Hornak, Paul Rodriguez, Bill Ramos, Ken Carosscllia, Kevin Moran, Mike Kcnnison, Tom Kubitz and J. Harmon. I) Tim Frazier hits J) How could I let 3 pitch like that slip by. K) Defensive standout Jim Wotowiec r -x. im_______ 94 JV BASEBALL The finest all around JV team I've had in my three years of coaching, they were a pleasure to coach. said coach Norman Merhaut. Their 6-6 record seems to substantiate the coach'es belief. The Mini-Wolves beat East twice. Benedictine twice and John Marshall and South once. They dropped a pair of one run verdicts to Central Catholic. Some of the mainstays were Jorge Santiago, who thru games with a live fast ball and excellent curve. Me averaged 12 strikeouts a game. Jim Wotowiec, defensive standout at third, hit over .300 at clean up. Swift Tony Vrona hit .460 by beating out numerous bunts. Marty Hornak fleet and strong armed swatted close to .400 and Tim Frazier dolwart catcher carried over .300 all season long. Wotowiec and Drazier were moved up to Varsity by season's end. The JV team can give the coaches high hopes for next year. JV BASEBALL 95 A) Curve ball specialist Chris Ortiz B) Old Reliable Pudgy Hincgardncr pulls in an out. C) Some of the team entertaining during break. D) Ricky Perez get a lead and snatches another base. E) Ed Smigelski cracks out another hit. F) J. Wotowiec, M. Perez, E. Hooper, D. McMahon, R. Vargas, C. Ortiz, J. Mitchell, T. Clay. BACK N. Mcrhaut, C. Hinegardner, D. Kalas, M. To-mallo, R. Ford, J. Peer, R. Perez, R. Caewsky, E. Sxni-gelski, R. Kalbnmncr. Missing Sam Cruz C) Coach Kalbrunncr and umpire who says Co Ahead H) Dave Ford I) All you need is a few good sluggers J) All Senate Dave Kalas prepares to hand another. BASEBALL '75 was almost a replay of Baseball '74 for the Wolverine Varsity in many respects. Again they won the West Senate Title, but not without a struggle from Holy Name. Again they won their first state tournament game, but this year dropped the second in disappointing fashion. Again they won die CITY CHAMPIONSHIP by besting East Tech 4-1, but diis year's title was different. It was sweeter and Dave Ford was more overpowering than last year. It was sweeter because the Wolverines had dropped a 4-3 13 inning contest to the Scarabs earlier in the spring and it was sweeter because 6'4 204 lbs of Dave Ford saved his best for last, a 3 hit 14 strikout performance while garnering 2 hits himself. This is one reason Dave became the 1st round pek of the Baltimore Orioles. The photos here show you the rest of the great 1975 WOLVERNIE BASEBALL. BASEBALL 97 GIRLS a ne 98 GIRLS FOR SPORTS For Sports 4IH A) Shirley Lanning B) Maggie Mulligan C) Cuchi JonJan D) Mona Gribb, Jackie MacKenzie, Connie Miller E) Alice Seesc li� 7S GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM: Top: M. Mitchell, M. Key, M. Gribb, C. Jordan A. Seesc, Miss Palumbo Middle) D- Williamson M. Novich, M. Burns, J. MacKenzie, C. Miller D. Burroughs, S. Lanning, L. Thomas. Girl's athletics at Lincoln West are on the upswing and Coach Peggy Palumbo is trying to push them to their Zenith. The Basketball team showed its stuff this year with the City Championship. The Ovalettes are rising along with the Volleyball team and judging from this years teams, the upward struggle will soon show its rewards. Girls sports are definitely on the way up here at Lincoln West and girls, soon everyone will be behind pushing for a winner. GIRLS FOR SPORTS 99 0.KS5 ®A5,B II CITT CH Make Clean Sweep This year’s Lady Cage team showed that the best things in Cleveland ARE right here at Lincoln West by bringing home the City CHAMPIONSHIP in Basketball. This was quite an accomplishment considering the organization isn't even five years old. How many teams can boast this progress. Who knows? in a few years Tennis may not be the only Co-Ed sport at Lincoln West. Congratulations Girls you are the MOST. 100 GIRLS FOR SPORTS A) Carol Georgia, Monica Mitchell, Patty Petroff, Jane Sacco, Darlene Burroughs B) Jackie Webb C) Girl's Track Team D) Patty Petroff ready to run E) Jakcie Webb F) TOPJ. Sacco, M. Mitchell, C. Miller, M. Novich, P. Boylan, D. Williamson MIDDLE K. Bums, M. Grihb. M- Key, J. Seese, A. Seese BOTTOM Miss Peggy Palumbo, C. Bishop, W. Rodriquez G) J. MacKenzie, M. Gribb, M. Novich, E. Wallace, K. Tkacz, R. Stanton, K. Downing Miss Palumbo BOTTOM: C. Ramos, D. Burroughs, A. Aheda, D. Sigley, J. Sacco, C. Georgia, N. Schcutzow. GIRLS for SPORTS This year's TENNIS TEAM took to the courts under the direction of a new coach, Ms. Carmen Rodriquez. While the team's record of 3-5 didn't match last year’s mark, the young Co-Ed Net-ters showed their new leader that they have the makings of a TENNIS Team better than 74’s. Leading the way were Mike Puleo and Jim Barron, who matched records, though Mike got the not! as the team's Most Valuable Player. Coach Rodriquez looks forward to next year's Net Season with high hopes. 102 TENNIS A) Jim Dc Luca smashes one close to the Net. B) Mike Puleo Most Valuable Player C) John Ezinski looks in fine form D) Maryann with a fast return E) Jerry Kozia! returns next year to be a winner. F) Carol Wotowiec the other gal on the team. G) Coach Carmen Rodriquez keeping score H) Back: Jim Barran, John Ezinski, Carol Wotowcci Brian Cutsick Front: Jerry Koziol, Rich Ellis Pierre Katona, Mary Ann Pie-trzyeki, missing Jim DeLuca, Mike Puleo, Dave DcLuca I) Jerry Koziol ready J) Jim Barron with a mean backhand TENNIS 103 Ke gredtest S Ou; ACTIVITIES 105 What can you say about a year and a yearbook that almost wasn't. A double switch In companies and lost of key members of the staff have made the '75 PHOENIX one that will re-maih in the memory of staff and adviser for a long long time. Despite the delays and headaches we hope that this year's BEST THINGS INCLEVE LAND book will please the readers. We do owe some special thanks to the folks at Hig-bee’s for the clown copy. The Cleveland Growth Association for their song and Mr. Dave Pataky for sticking with us through thick and thin. Here are some of the folks who have meant something to the 75 PHOENIX Carol Lilliard, Lori McKalic, Jane Janoch, Penny Vitakis, Fran Fulkerson, Zori Adrian-owycz, Bonnie McMahon, Maggie Milligan, Glenda Prentice, Bonnie Holdway, Sally, Cheryl, Greg! Jim, Pierre see last page for the display ad of die ’76 Spirit of '76 PHOENIX and the Staff. Stan's Studio with Dick, Lois, Schultz, Julius and of course Mrs. Maloy the Irish Queen Mother. PHOENIX 107 There's No Business Like Show Business” or so the song tells us --but for die people lucky enough to be part of a Lincoln West production they will tell you it is all ti ue. Little Mary Sunshine our fall production was sunshine indeed--pure magic. The cast was an all star one you'll see them all here. Musical Director Mr. King Mathews was tops in every way. It was a happy time for everyone. This column cannot end without a word about our terrific director Mrs. Julie Kalbrunner. She has been tne inspiration behind die wonderful shows here at L-W for the last five years. This is her last play, for a while, as she continues in another career as wife and mother. We all say goodbye and happiness, and finally MRS. K. YOU'LL BE A TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW. We all miss you. A) Mrs. K., Mr. Mathews, Rich Boroviak B) B. Kutsick, H. Queen, L. Smith, R. Boroviak, S. Harvey, k. Boroviak, R. Tillett, D. Reilly, F. Keimison, S. Bauer, R. Tripodi, T. Humphreys, K. Wade, D. Deluca, C. Castro, C. Weaver, J. Hcathcoat, B. Maynard, L.Feliciano, G. Stafford, B. Butcher, R. Robertson, C. Hart, T. Brown, C.Fla-nick, C. Ashworth (First Row) H. Tor-tclli, B. Milsaps. B. Byndas, S.Archacki C) Rick, Brian and Rhonda D) Lovers Steve Harvey G Renee Boroviak E) Janet Heathcoat, B3rb Mildsaps, Loma Smith, Rhonda Tillett, Charlene Hart F) Frank Kenmson and Steve G) Becky, Russell, Carol, Clctcs H) Steve and Loma Smith I) Rhonda, Harley, Becky, Renee, Cindy Charlene, Carol J) Rehearsal time. A) B) D) E) F) C) THE COLOR GUARD: TOP) Donna McFarland, Cindi Wellman, Diana Bias, Debbie Ream, Cindi Osborne, Debbie Hoffman BOTTOM) Brenda Bryant, Barb Milsaps, Sue Gann, Debbie Duffield, Mima Ramos. COLOR GUARD perform at Pep Rally MAJORETTES Cathy Arend—COLOR GUARD Diane, Donna, Mima, Sue, Cinai Patty Pctroff twirls fire MAJORETTES: TOP) Sue Archacki, Sue Balog, Pat Pctroff, BOTTOM) Patty Maycrnick, Kyle Whitney, Cindy Ziska, Malinda Orhoski. Cindy H) Kyle-Cindy I) Sue C Pattv Here they are those gals who march and strut their stuff at every football and basketball game. Who else the Majorettes and Color Guard. This year the Majorettes led by captain Sue Balog with Mr. Yanculeff as the Adviser showed their expertise with twirling fire, that was outdoors of course. Cathy Arend was the featured twir-ler and added something extra. The Color Guard wno are in their second year are showing signs of becoming a very popular group here at Lincoln West. They numbered eleven this year, and the display of Senate flags was a colorful sight at games, during the football and basketball season. 110 COLOR GUARD A) Lillian Shurka-C.alc Barker R) Cuchi Jordan-Kim Chclock-Lll-Annc Baum C) Varsity CHEERLEADERS: with sponsor Mrs. Irene Frincl D) VARSITY Cheerleaders TOP) Linda Wqlansky-Sonja Mullins Anaa Sparrano BOTTOM) Cina Rini-Patsy Stcvens-Margic Mazur F.) Row Davila-Teresa Scoggs-Pauy Stevens-Andrea Jones ■F) JV Checrlcadcrs-Yvonne Millor-Diane Stewart-Rosa Davila Teresa Scaggs-Andrea Jones C) Senior WOLVERINA TOP) Gayle Barker, Cuchi Jordan-Kim Chclock Kathy Minch-Debbic Williamson-Lillian Sheurka-Karen Molina Bottom_ Lofl Braum-D.G. Siinon-Dinnc Man-het-Helen I.ehman-Rose Torres-Sandy Gfof-Sherrce Harman Missing)-Shirley Litinine-Anne Baum II) All the Cheerleaders with the MASCOT I) lire Uolvcrina . ' !)'• Anna SparanO-Linda Wolansky We’ve Got Mrs. Firmcl and Mrs. Langdon are the advisers of two different groups CHEERLEADERS AND THE WOLVERINA, but they have one thing in common SUPER group of girls with spirit enthusiasm and enough pep and energy for an army. Every football and basketball game was just that much better thanks to the school spirit and cheerfulness that our girls in red, white, and blue brought to the school. WOLVERINAS 113 II® TH Here they are the 1975 MARCHING BAND AND ORCHESTRA. If it is true that one picture is worth a thousand words --then these pictures are worth several thousand words and we hope these fine musicians will relive some fine times. (See Music Department for information about the many awards). 114 BAND ORCHESTRA BAND 115 WITH A §©N© m ©UM EMMS 116 CHOIR This year's choir really had something to sing about, for the long awaited choir robes arrived and there was a great deal of happiness in the wearing of the new robes. What can you say about a choir that is always the best, except to say they are the best. The Christmas Concert which was a combined effort with the Band and Orchestra was a very lovely concert. The Spring Concert which was an all Choir Program proved again the the Lincoln West Choir under the direction of Mr. King Mathews is one that we can all take pride in and we do. Soloist like Rhonda Tillett and Renee Boroviak, Cletis Ashworth and the rest of the graduating seniors wi 11 he missed. We wi 11 hope the new tenth graders will have some splendid voices. CHOIR 117 1MI1HM aim SlSIETl SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: Susan Archacki, Susan Balogh, Anne Bartkiewicz Baum, Rcncc Boroviak, Mary Kay Burns, Darlene Burrouglis, Wilfredo Crespo, Mary Dec, Kim Downing, Richard Ellis, Frances Fulkerson, Sandra Coff, Monica Gribb, Christine Hooe, Frieda Kammerman, Teresa Kam-merman, Ernest Klimek, Shirley Dinning, Diane Large, Debra lelekacs, Margaret Mazur, Loretta McKalik, Katherine Mcr-hulik, M3r Novich, Mallnda Orahoskc, Marcia Petroff, Ileana Piccon, Norma Porter, Mima Ramos, Deborah Ream, Russell Robertson, Olcna Sawczak, Kathleen Simna, Lynn Smith, Gloria Stefanik, Deborah Stover, Kaliopy Vasilakis, Stanley Vitakis, Kyle Whitney, Debbie Williamson, Linda Wolansky, Carol Wotowicc, Dolores Zacharyssz, Bill Holbert. 118 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A hush comes over the audience and breathless moment and then the officers of the National Honor Society begin reading the names of the new inductees. It is a time of anguish and pride to those students who because of hard work and ability have been selected to this organization that nationally says I have achieved. President this year was Mary Kay Burns, Vice President Debbie Ream, Secretary Carol Wotowiec, Treasurer Marcia Petroff. Miss Patricia Bowman their adviser helped the group achieve standard of excellence. This year NHS presented Honor and Merit Roll students with flowers. This year NHS members worked the concession stand during Basketball games to add money to their treasury. Miss Bowman leaves this year to a different type of position Lincoln West and the National Honor Society wish her well and also she will be missed. NATIONA L HONOR SOCIETY 11 120 STUDENT CONGRESS A) Mr. Carl Lakosky Adviser to the Congress B) Girl's Vs Teachers Basketball game part of Pride Expo C) Ruth and friends at Spanish Booth Pride Expo D) Those Greek boys can dance part of Pride E) Charles Barkley and friends at Pride Expo F) Elves and the Christmas pictures with Santa G) Sue and Tony look at all that soup H) Greek Dancers showed lots of pride I) Mrs. Sutkowky helped make the Polish Booth the winning booth—stuffed cabbage we love you STUDENT CONGRESS 121 yr more Student Congress is many things to many people. The Congress this year sponsored Christmas baskets, photos with Santa, Homecoming Dance, they featured good will and spoke for the student body, and finally topped the year off with Pride-Expo. It is pride too in our school and in our community and our heritage. Polish Power had it this year in the winning booth, but the French Italian, Ukrainian, Black, Spanish, Greek, everyone had a booth. Mr. Lakosky adviser and Linda Parisi President made it a fine year for L-W and Student Congress. A) Pride Spanish children dance llcanna Piccon and Miglalia Crur Mr. L Cindy Black and friends at booth Student Congress Officers Ernie Klimek and Linda Pari si Olean Sawchak at booth Food for baskets Pride Expo Sue and Zoriana Adrianowycr C) C) H) K STUDENT CONGRESS 123 FREEDOM RIDER SPEARS A) Sandy Fisher, Mary Ann Anderson. B) Maureen Munshowcr, Debbie Kcn-non. C) Mr. J.E. Vacha. D) Mr. Va-cha, Rick Ferrell, Maureen Munshower, Gina Rini, Randy Corps, Rich Littman, Laura Chonko, Patti Haga, Sandy Fisher, Mary Ann Anderson, Carmella Zamora. E) Nora Vctariusand Locker F) Freedom Rider sign. G) Dave Knowles, Don Pol-evacik, Gina Rini. H) Debbie Sarvcr. I) Mr. Vacha, Vicki Jamison, Maureen Munshower, Randy Corps, Nora Vetar-ius, Debbie Kennon, Sandy Fisher, Don Polcvacik, Dave Knowles, Mary Ann Anderson, Gina Rini. J) Randy Corps. 124 FREEDOM RIDER The Cleveland Press Institute awarded a first-prize trophy to Nora Vctarius in the News reporting category to take highest among the awards presented to die Freedom Rider. Don Polevacik received an hon-arable mention in the sports-writing category. In the best single issue category the Freedom Rider became the recipient of a third place trophy. Next year the Freedom Rider staff hopes to do as good or better. Nora Vetarius will return as chief editor. THE FREEDOM RIDER under the capable leadership of Mr. John Vacha proves again this year that it is a winner. Lincoln West's Newspaper tries to reflect the opinions and feelings of the students and teachers. Sometimes they may step on toes but after all that is freedom of the press and we are lucky to have a paper that is a true expression of the school. • ,SV UN- FREEDOM RIDER 125 eq«« - •« of Lincoln West Lincoln-West is grateful to the organizations be- Projection Aides help the teachers with the audio low for help making it the best. visual equipment. Human Relations helps obtain information from other neighboring schools for better understanding between them. Radio Workshop is a course in which students learn to write, produce, and direct in radio broadcasting. Servettes perform the duties of working at concerts, plays and other activities. Ski Club is an organization in which all members hopefully become better skiers. Chess Team compete against area schools. This year they competed in tournaments in New York. Their constant efforts have resulted in helping ways in which to entertain, inform and serve for the benefit of all. 126 RADIO SKI CHESS A) CHESS TEAM: James Baran, Bradford Burge (Capt) John Mamourellos, PierTe Katona, James Bonkowski B) RADIO WORKSHOP: the voices of L-W Tripodi, Tortclli Harvey, Dominic, Rhonda and the group C) The Chess Team in New York for tournament D) SKI CLUB: Mr. Boyle, Scott, John Marslak, Helen Buesch, Mrs. Pili-sy, Mrs. Marsha Day Adviser, Sue Archacki, Rich Ellis F) HUMAN RELATIONS: R. Bosworth, M. Seay, N. Hunter, M. Darlene, C. Pullih, D. Curry, M. Patrick, Mrs. Anita Boneburg, Mrs. Frances Johnson (Advisers) L. Tilburg. C) SERVETTES: Cathy Dec, Connie Hensley, Vickie Da-dante, Mary Dec. 2n: Tracy Vecchio, Lori St. Clair, Barb Wyderka, Millie Hogle 3rd: Marinda Velcr, Linda Kaufmann, Sue Boyle, Kathy Trospcr H) PROJECTION ROOM: Mrs. Bostwick with some of the boys HUMAN-SERVETTES-PROJECTION 127 QUEEN AUHILLA JOR! ANNA SPARANO B HOMECOMING I QUEEN | AND HER COURT IY MINCH Class of ’77 Finds First Year “Different” Adams, L. Adams, W. Adkins, C. Alma, A. Aikins, A. Aldrich, C. Aldridge, E. Alexander, R. A Hi lk, R. Anderson, D. Anderson, D. Anderson, W. Andujar, J. Aponte, N. Aristides, T. Arnaldo, J. Arndt, M. Arncy, R. Attewel, T. Augustine, D. Ayers, T. Baer, J. Bardo, T. Barfield, S. Bass, T. Batton, V. Bauer, J. Bayers, T. Beason, P. Belmont, D. Bence, K. Benkonski, J. Bennet, V. Bennett, W. Bibb, A. Bierk, D. Bise, L. Black, J. Black, R. Black, T. Blackburn, C. Blackwell, E. Blascg, J. Blasengumc, D. Bom, J. Bradley, D. Brady, P. 130 SOPHOMORES Bran am, J. Bratsch, R. Breedlove, J. Brcvcr, D. Brewer, D. Bron, J. Brooks, A. Brooks, B. Brown, B. Brown, B. Brown, C. Brown, D. Bryant, A. Bryson, S. Buczhowski, S. Bulcr, B. Bullock, S. Bunch, D. Bunch, T. Burkey, C. Burroughs, K. Butcher, D. Byrd, j. Byrd, L. Byrd, S. Cabil, C. Caldwell, E. Cameron, M. Caraballo, M. Carroll, R. Carrossella, K. Carter, A, Castro, B. Castro, F. Castro, L. Castro, M. Castro, V. Chancy, E. Christopher, K. Cintron, F. Cintron, O. Cintron, O. Clayton, J. Cline, S. Clukucncic, S. Cobb, T. Cobbs, L. Coccas, M. Colasent, B. Collier, R. Colman, T. Colon, J. Combs, D. Conway, K. SOPHOMORES 131 Cooley, B. Cooper, C. Cortes, M. Cortez, L. Costanzo, M. Color, J. Coyne, C. Crittenden, I. Cruz, L. Cruz, R. Curry, K. Castro, W. Ccndcna, C. Cruz, E. Damon, P. Daniels, C. Darnell, F. Daugherty, D. Davies, D. Davila, R. Davis, C. Degaro, M. Dejesis, P. Dejesus, A. Dejesus, C. Dejesus, C. Dejesus, F. Dejesus, F. Dejesus, J. Dejesus, R. Delgado, B. Delgado, E. Deluca, D. Delvalle, E. Depiera, J. DeRivera, C. Diaz, E. Diaz, M. DiDorato, S. Dietrich, C. Difilippo, M. Difine, S. Diggins, S. Dillon, S. Dingess, M. Diskins, S. Dobrovich, D. Doss, J. Dove, D. Dreppa, E. Duncan, G. Duncan, R. Durand, L. 132 SOPHOMORE Sophomore Year Builds New Foundations Dutko, K. Dyarmett, N. Edwards, B. Egnor, M. Ehrman, J. Eirnelindo, C. Ellis, R. Emrick, V. Eppcrly, K. Eppcrly, S. Excabur, A. Evans, D. Evans, J. Fain, J. Fairclough, E. Faircough, P. Farmer, D. Fartah, S. Feijoo, T. Fenton, P. Fcrrcri, J. Fetch, J. Fisher, M. Fleming, C. Fleming, J. Fleming, T. Florcnck, C. Flores, C. Ford, I. Fowler, I.. Frazier, T. Freeman, S. Frcylack, V. Friend, T. Fucntcs, A, Gabriel, E. Gacck, F. Galaska, P. Gannon, K. Garrucia, R. Gawryszews, D. Georgia, C. Gevo, L. Gcrrick, L. Giesz, P. Gillis, L. Gobcl, R. Godwin, D. SOPHOMORF- 133 We’ve Only Just Begun to Build Gonzales, A. Gonzalez, C. Gonzalez, M. Conzalz, R. CockI, M. Grabski, M. Grant, B. Graves, L. Green, W. Grimaldi, C. Grumbach, M. Guerra, L. Cuillc, M. Culliford, B. Gu lli more, P. Gurmoe, A. Hale, P. Hale, S. Hall, K. Hamen, N. Hamlcy, J. Hamley, M. Hammcn, M. Hamp, B. Harkay, A. Harmon, J. Harmon, W. Harris, V. Hamsm, C. Harvcl, V. Haynes, D. Haynes, J. Hearn, D. Hcathcoat, C. Heathcoat, J. Helgert, T. Helms, S. Helsel, M. Hembree, B. Hensey, D. Hernandez, A. Horrich, J. Hill, D. Hill, D. Hill, R. Hill, S. Hi no, ]. Hlavadk, A. 134 SOPHOMORES Hnylka, C. Hodge, P. Holutiak, D. Houtiak, M. Hooven, R. Hornak, M. Houchens, J. Houchins, B. Houston, C. Howard, T. Huckeby, T. Huizd, L. Hume, J. Hurst, D. Huskey, D. Incadcla, C. Indovina, B. lies, j. Ianna, F. Jackson, B. Jelcr, S. Jenkins, J. Johnson, K. Johnson, L. Johnson, S. Johnston, R. Jones, A. Jones, D. Jones, K. Joncy, C. Jordon, M. Judson, T Justice, B. Kado, T. Kaepura, S. Kalas, S. Katona, P. Kaufnian, L Kaznch, M. Keek, T. Kelley, S. Kelly, T. Kennison, M. Ketron, A. Kilgarc, B. Klein, M. Klein, T. Klimek, D. Knight, M. Knight, R. Knowles, N. Kolarik, C. Koon, C. Kovacs, B. SOPHOMORES 135 Kowalniski, N. Kozicki, M. Kristcnscn, L. Krozkuvicz, C. Kubitz, T. Kurpul, C. Ku trick, B. La fforty, T. La Fra ni ere, J. Lagunzad, E. Lajosky, D. Lance, J. Lang, J. Lanham, S. Lanning, E, Lapp, B. Lavelle, D. Ladford, L. Leicardie, H. Lcircn, T. Lelekacj, N. Lcmar, T. Lenrin, F. Lengel, S. Lester, T. Lewis, C. Light, D. Linncan, D. Linvillc, R. Littman, R. Logunzod, C. Lonic, W. Lopez, A. Lopez, S. Lovell, K. Luckettc, C. Lukasiewicz, L. Lunter, C. Luntcr, M. Lusby, R. Lyons, C. MacEwen, C. Magda, J. Maher, M. Mahmet, K. Mahaney, J. Maldonado, F. Maldonado, J. Mallett, H. Mamanakc, S. Marti ak, J. Martain, T. Martin, R. Marin, T. SOPHOMORE 136 We Learn, Earn, and Have Time for Fun Martinez, E. Martinez, N. Martovitz, D. Maskaluk, C. Maslanka, D. Massey, J. Massey, T. Matcuka, D. Matos, W. May, A. Maycrnik, P. McCall, A. McCauley, D. McClosky, B. McDaniel, C. McChcc, K. McKcnty, R. McKenzie, J. McKibly, K. McMahoa, B. McPherson, A. Medina, A. Medina, V. Mcllott, B. Mcsaros, St. Miklus, M. Miller, B. Miller, C. Miller, D. Miller, J. Miller, Y. Mi Ills, D. Mi Us, S. Millsaps, C. MitcheU, R. MitchcU, W. Moore, D. Moore, J. Moore, V. Monai, L. Montanaros, W. Moran, K. Morrison, R. Mosby, S. Moyers, B. MuUican, D. Mulligan, M. Murray, L. SOPt iOMORE 137 We’re Eager as We Look Ahead to 1977 N;iDiaz, J. Ncwbrough, L. Nichols, H. Nieves, M. Nieves, M. Nolen, D. Ortiz, M. Osick, D. Pace, O. Pacheco, C. Pacheco, 2. Pack, A. Pagan, E. Pagor, T. Pane, K. Palacios, S. Palmer, E. Paolctta, B. Paporv, D. Parobeck, M. Patrick, M. Patterson, H. Patton, J. Pawul, T. Pena, J. Pena, N. Perez, J. Perez, R. Perez, R. Pcrhala, R. Perry, S. Peterman, D. Peterson, R. Phillips, D. Phillips, A. Picttrycki, M. Pogue, D. Pogue, K. Polak, I. Porter, J. Porter, N. Porter, R. Posedly, M. Prentice, G. Price, B. Price, C. Prokopowicz, A. Pugh, D. 138 SOPHOMORE Quest, T. Ramos, D. Ramos, 1. Ramos, S. Ramicez, P. Ramsey, J. Rauschcder, T. Rccinos, D. Reed, L. Reed, M. Reeves, T. Reiland, J. Reilly, D. Revock, D. Rice, J. Pricker, M. Richardson, B. Ridling, R. Rivera, A. Rivera, F. Rivera, J. Rivera, N. Rivera, R. Roach, D. Roberts, C. Roberts, P. Robertson, J. Robertson, J. Robertson, M. Robinson, A. Robinson, K. Roblcr, C. Roche, L. Rock, D. Rock, P. Rod, R. Rodriguez, A. Rodriguez, C. Rodriguez, E. Rodriguez, E. Rodriguez, C. Rodriguez, C. Rodriguez, H. Rodriguez, J. Rodriguez, N. Rodriguez, N. Rodriguez Rodriguez, P. Rondc, C. Roman, F. Rosario, N. Ross, K. Rucker, M. Ruprccht, T, SOPHOMORE 139 Rushin, j. Rutherford, B. Rutherford, E. Rutherford, C. Saab, B. Saari, J. Saari, S. Sabclli, S. Sabilli, N. Sabral, C. Salon, W. Salobeeke, D. Samalot, W. Samples, J. Sanchez, I. Sanchez, M. Sanchez, M. Santiago, E. Santiago, H. Santiago, L. Sapnara, N. Schaefer, D. Scheres, L. Schrcibcr, I. Scamon, D. Seamon, E. Selis, R. Semunial, M. Serbin, J. Serralo, R. Sevart, D. Shaw, P. Sliortcr, J. Shuck, St. Sigley, D. Silvestri, C. Silvestri, R. Simna, L. Simon, R. Skaggs, T. Slusarezyk, C. Slusarezyk, M. Smigelski, D. Smith, D. Smith, D. Smith, D. Smith, C. Smith, J. Smith, R. Smith, R. Smith, R. Smith, S. Smith, T. Snow, M. 140 SOPHOMORE We Dream and Plan for the Future Soto, E. Spahar, C. Spruch, C. Srp, C. Staniszuvs, J. Stanton, R. Stark, B. Straling, R. Steele, M. Stephen, B. Stevens, T. Stewar, J. Stover, R. Strichko, J. Strlo, C. Sturgeon, L. Sustarsic, D. Sword, R. Talarico, M. Tamowsky, B. Taylor, B. Taylor, D. Taylor, D. Taylor, R. Terlop, C. Tcte, J. Thcus, P. Thompson, B. Thunig, D. Tilburg, L. Tipton, R. Tipton, S. Tocarchick, C. Toenidics, B. Toranchc, G. Tottco, A. Torres, E. Torres, J. Treadwell, A. Tsombonnieris, M. Troncoso, S. Trosphcr, W. TumcY, -B. Turner, J. Turner, R, Tyree, P. Uhrina, J. Valachovic, D. SOPHOMORE 141 Too Bad School Days Will End So Soon Valencia, S. Valentine, D. Vandcrgriff, L. Vangilder, J. Vargas, R. Vargus, R. Varney, H. Vasiliadis, V. Vasques, D. Vasque2, L. Veres, R. Villanueva, A. Violillo, M. Vithdus, M. Volanti, F. Vrona, A. Vrona, A. Vulpia, R. Waddell, L. Wade, K. Wade, P. Waites, C. Wakut, B. Walling, P. Walton, B. Ward, C. Ward, M. Warshcskie, D. Wartman, C. Watson, B. Watson, C. Weaver, P. Webb, J. Webb, J. Wcinmann, D. Welch, D. W'ellman, 1. Whitcomb, W. White, D. White, I. White, J. WTiite, J. White, M. Thite, T. W'illrich, W'ilson, C. W'ilson, M. Wise, C. 142 SOPHOMORE Habebrand, L, Stron, N. Swam, D. Worm an, C. Wong, S. Workman, T. Wotowiec, J. Wurm, E. Yaeger, S. Yclko, J. Zadrcvcc, J. 7inia, C. 7crcsky, M. Ziska, C. Zlatic, D. Zummo, D. Zwarycr, D. Bencsan, D. Colon, E. Evans, B. Fhen, M. CaUnder, M. SOPHOMORE 143 Class of 76’—Shows Spirit Aaron, Cynthia Ackley, Ken Adams, Debbie Adrianowycz, 7orianna Ahedo, Mercedes Aikens, Eddie Albcrino, Jerry Allen, Janet Allen, Ronnie Allison, Robert Andrews, Tyrone Angel, Randall Arlequin, Margie Arms, Bructta Arndt, Shirley Atkurson, Kathy Augustine, Pete Babicki, Lawrence Badca, Nancy Baer, Roberto Baez, Velma Bailey, Azel Bailey, Mark Bailey, Tammy Baran, James Barkley, Larry Barnhardt, Ellen Barovickia, Gloria Barrett, Mike Barrett, Tony Bartnicki, Steve Bauer, Ruth Bauer, Sharon Beaty, Robert Becker, Todd Belcher, Felicia Bellow, Kathy Beltran, Angel Beltran, Lourdes Betza, Margo Bishop, Barbara Blair, Greg Bonelli, Tom Borgioli, George Boroviak, Rich Boscarclli, Charles Bosworth, Robert Bowling, Perry Boylan, Patty Boyle, Pat Bradford, Joe Bradley, Robert Bragg, Roger Braun, Lori Brewer, Tim Bright, Margaret Brooks, Carol Brown, Cheryl Brown, Donald Brown, Douglas Brown, Ronald Brown, Sherry Brown, Theba Brown, Tim Burgess, Drcma Burke, Tami Burton, Florence Busch, Helen Butcher, Becky Byrd, Andrew Cable, Michelle Cagar, Paula Cardcnales, Tammy Carter, Bryan Cary, Marcia Castro, Maria Catney, Damon Chelco, Kim Chiv, Tommy Chonka, Laura Chrdona, Carlos Christopher, Darlene JUNIORS 145 Churchy Becky Ciuquepalmi, Vito Clark, Jackie Clay, Tom Clevenger, Margaret Coleman, Charlene Collier, Candy Collins, Sophie Cooper, Dave Cooper, Debbie Corp, Randy Cortes, Marilyn Craft, Zendbia Cromwell, Diane Cruz, Carmehi Cruz, Gladys Cruz, Junior Cruz, Magdalia Cruz, Sam Cruz, Thomas Cruz, Victor Cuevas, Willie Curry, Verna Dadisman, John Darling, Donald Davila, Julio Davis, Billy Davis, Debbie Davis, Michael Davis, Sandy Dawson, Bonnie Dawson, Randy Dejesus, Carlos Dejesus, Francisco DeLuca, Jim Delury, Kevin Dclvccchio, Antonella Demming, Gilbert Demming, Phyllis Dennis, Alex DeValle, Luis Diaz, Raymond DiFaolo, John Dingcss, Pamela 146 JUNIORS We’ve Got Pride and We’re Alive Divarhias, John Doctor, Warner Dolan, Diane Doss, Cecil Dotson, Jeff Dotson, Luis Downey, Naomi Downing, Sherry Dranuski, Loretta Drayer, Frances Drozco, Natalie Dufficld, Debic Duncan, Michael Dyer, Betty Edgehousc, Tom Espay, Carolyn Espendea, Sulma Evans, Donna Fairclcugh, Kathy Fanaxa, Carmen Fasko, Michael Fasko, Ronald Feinch, Richard Feliciano, Aracclia Feliciano, Julia Fixcl, Chris Flint, Gilbert Florenchi, Maria Flores, Fay Flowers, Rhonda Fowler, Lonnie Fraguc, Chris Franklin, Michael Freeman, Kevin Furio, Tina Furmich, John Fyda, Elizabeth Gabrc, Karen Gjbricl, Albert Gaccker, Suzanne Galizio, Frank Galorzas, Ilenaa Gaukin, Connie JUNIORS 147 Juniors Have the Will to Win Geffert, Paul Gertz, Barbara Geschkc, Theresa Giangrande, Joe Giguere, Christal Gilbert, Vickie Cillis, Dave Gluze, Charles Colak, Dale Gonzalez, Damarys Gonzalez, Sallic Grabski, Brian Grady, Kevin Green, Charles Green, Ricky Green, Robert Guzman, Ray Habcrman, Linda Haga Patty Hagerty, John Hale, Gilbert Hale, Mary Hammond, Ricky Hammond, Thrcsa Harb, Hilda Hart, Charlene Harvey, Steve Haselow, Pam Hawkins, Carolyn Hawkins, Mike Hawkins, Rita Hawks, Debra Haynes, James Helscl, Jean Hennings, Ron Hcnssc, Marianne Herdenreich, Paul Hicks, Gordon Hill, Paula Hodcl, Rich Holcomb, Janet Holcomb, Mike Holdway, Bonnie 148 JUNIORS Horn, Sharon Horton, Lois Hovath, Randy Hovis, Qandra Hudak, Dave Hughes, Barb Humphrey, Thomas Hunter, Noreen Hunzes, Joe Hursky, Bob Hurst, Billy Jackson, Dale Jackson, Doris Jackson, Rhoda Jackson, Valoric Jaholnycky, John Jakunipzyin, Roman Jamison, Vicki Janusczak, Millie Johns, Linda Johnson, Bonnie Johnson, Kurt Johnson, Randal Jones, Andrea Jones, Diane Jones, Eddie Jones, Greg Jones, Kathy Jones, Mary Lou Jordan, Joaquin Kado, Jim Kalwasinski, Susan Kchoe, Danny Kcilcy, Eileen Kerek, Renee Key, Marina Kiliingswoith, Woody King, Debbie King, Jim King, Steve Kirk, Jo Ann Klypchak, Paul Kociuba, Pete Kocsis, Sue Koon, Robert Kopp, Matt Kramer, Tom JUNIORS 149 OOaS mg-' ! A Kravachuck, John Krousc, Sue Kubit, John Kusiakiexvicz, A1 Labaynara, Joy Labos, John Laboy, Darline Lance, Frankie Larc, Rose Lauderdale, Maurice Leavclle, Cindy Leavelle, Ginger Ledford, Roger Lehman, Helen Lemastcr, Scarlett Lcnner, Sharon Letner, John Li, Suet Wah Lilley, Geneva Lope?, Lucy Loscto, Mike Loy, Pam Lusnck, Joe Mackowski, Joanne Maddock, Margaret Madison, Mary Madonia, Mary Mahonc, Douglas Manns, Kathy Marchiole, Dominic Martin, Cathy Martin, Sandy Martovit , Mark Massey, Elaine Maynard, Bonnie Mays, Peggy Maranck, Karen McCants, Cindy McCarthy, Sandra McCauley, Theresa McCloskey, Dave McFaddcn, John McFarland, Donna McGaha, Ricky 150 JUNIORS We Dream and Plan Our Senior Year McGaha, Rita McCIonc, Melody Mcjunkins, Joe McLcmorc, Mark McMahan, Dennis McNeely, Greg Meeks, Sherri Mender, Gladys Mercado, Olga Metrakos, Frieda Meyer, Mike Mihalek, Edward Miller, Arthur Miller, Rich Mills, Sandy Millsaps, Barbara Minch, Dan Miskovitz, Tina Mitchell, Darlene Mitchell, Jim Mitchell, Monica Molina, Victor Monlonez, Raul Morgan, Joey Mosby, Anthony Mullen, Brenda Munoz, Wilmcr Murphy, Harry Murphy, Marvin Nascnmyk, Ted Natal, Linda Nelson, Drema Nelson, Tim Mcro, David Nicholas, Joann Nicholas, Peggy Nichols, Bob JUNIORS 151 Juniors Dream of the Future and Fun Nicklow, Debbie Nieves, Diana Novak, Mark Nutter, Lisa Nutter, Rita O'Dell, Marian Ocstreich, Laurie Oldcom, Grace Oney, Della Ortiz, Hilda Ortiz, Jose Ortiz, Raul Osborne, Cindi Pacheco, Terry Pahl, Michael Papp, Paul Parsons, Charles Patterson, Shirley Patton, Cathy Paulin, Shirley Pavctic, Bob Pavlas, Anne Pawul, Diane Pawul, Kenneth Payne, Dwayne Peak, Kim Pearl, Debra Pekarcsik, Cary Pemberton, Shelia Pena, Benny Perez, Alfredo Perez, Moses Perez, Richard Petro, David Pctroff, Patty Piatak, Ray Pilot, Mary Ann Piombo, Brenda Podmore, Chris Podscdlcy, Tony Pogue, Denny 152 JUNIORS Poluka, Michael Popow, James Poshcdly, Renee Powers, James Preasc, Donna Prcbish, John Price, Becky Proc, Sharon Prokcs, Karen Pruitt, Nelson Puchalski, Yvonne Pugh, Tim Pullin, Cheryl Quinions, Nancy Radka, Rose Ann Radovanic, Frank Radricwicr, Jim Ragan, Kathy Rogonc, Rosa Ramano, Carmella Ramos, Debbie Reid, Mary Reinhart, Jeannie Revay, Joe Rlcgilmayer, Ed Riui, Gina Rios, Yolanda Rivera, David Rivera, Liz Rivera, Nettie Rivera, Tony Roach, Gina Roach, Tina Roary, Jolui Rodrigues, Elins Rodriqucs, Jose Rodriqucs, Nick Rodriqucs, Robert Rohde, Bill Rollin, Renee Roman, Zaida Romano, Pliil Rosario, Aida Rossman, Chris Ruitto, Sam Ruzi, Linda Rub, Marilyn JUNIORS 153 Rumircz, Paula Ruprecht, Bcmic Rushin, Paul Ruskowski, Ron Rutherford, Rita Ryals, Mona Sabelli, Dora Sacco, Jane Salobcckc, Allen Samalot, Victor Sanders, Robin Santiago, George Sarvcr, Ron Savion, Paul Schillo, Robert Schroeder, Joe Schrocder, Linda Schultz, Cookie Seay, Maggie Seeley, Karen Seese, Jeannie Seidncr, Nancy Sender, John Serctt, James Serrano, Miguel Shcwolick, John Sherman, Johnny Sherry, Lynn Shkurka, Lillian Shull, Criag Sierra, Elizabeth Sigmon, Joy Simpson, Billy Sims, Mike Sloan, Terry Smelcer, Donnii Smigclski, Ed Smith, Debbie Smith, Lorn a Smith, Michael Smith, Sandra Smolar, Wanda Solanics, Diane Sotak, Don 154 JUNIORS They Worry About College Boards and Soto, Jose Sparks, Daniel Stack, Theresa St, Clair, Lora Sterby, Rich Sternberg, Brian Stevens, Patsy Stewart, Diane Stout, Sandy Strichko, Theresa Sturgeon, Diana Stutzman, Jean Sullivan, John Suzulz, Hector Szabodos, Ilona Talarico, Josephine Tasker, Stephen Taylor, Berlin Taylor, Curtis Taylor, John Taylor, Kathy Taylor, Pam Taylor, Sandy Taylor, Vicky Taylor, Vicky Thomas, Cary Thomas, Linda Thompson, Jill Thorne, George Thunig, Cabriclla Thunig, Rose Torres, Benjamin Tottcs, Rosa Travka, Valentina Treadwell, Tommy Trosper, Kathy Tmffin, Kenneth Tmitt, Murray Truman, Alan Turner, Julie JUNIORS 155 Jobs—and the Future of 76ers Tymoc, Joe Vail, Kcian Vail, Kevin Valentc, Dan Vance, Richard Vanderlin, David Vargo, Eileen Vamcy, Chcrylc Varney, Jim Varney, Johnny Vega, Brunilda Vega, Jose Vetarius, Nora Vilizur, Donald Villa, Wendy Voduarka, Gail Voik, Sharon Volar.ti, Eleanor Volanti, Rose Walker, Delphanie W alker, Joe Wallace, Clinton Walters, Kim Wasacz, William Waterford, Charmaine Webb, Jackie Wellman, Cindi Weyer, Tim White, Stephanie White comb, Terry Williams, Joe Williams, Peggy W'ilson, Charlene Wilson, Clyde Wilsor, Sharon Wydirka, Barb Yanetta, Rose 156 JUNIORS Yaser, Ali Yurkiw, Dorothy Zamora, Vincent Zeiber, Joseph Ziats, Matt Ziga, Steve Ziska, Cindy Ziska, Steve Zitney, George Zogoul, Sandy Buzzelli, Linda Ferrell, Rick Fore, Ceola Fountain, Renee Harris, Jerry Judson, Maryann McCarthy, Shirley Mcrcade, Genaro O'Bannon, Joyce O'Dell, Debbie Rczabck, Gary Thompson, Flavil Washington, Annie Way, lx yda Weaver, Carl Wolf, Debbie w A) B) C) D) E) F) C) H) I) J) K) I.) M) Halloween is the time for witches-ghosts-and creatures that go bump in the night. We had them all right at Lincoln West with the advent of the Senior Mixer--Our costume party- get acquainted party-. We can hardly forger the fabulous array of costumes and famous people. Let's see we had Geraldine (Charles you were beautiful) The Crayola Kids (Our Twirling Gals), but the prettiest gal there was the one on John Ezinski's arm. (Hi David) We had Raggery Ann and Andy (Old Wally Sweet Thereas) We also had our favorite Donald Duck (Maribel). They go on and on and on. If you look carefully they will be spread out through the whole book. Guess you realize it was a great fun night and we loved it every minute. Craig Zlganti, John Din-ski, Dave Husik, Steve Montauero Anj Polo, Vickie Dcdantc Some of the Gang George Belinsky, Charlie Barkley Diana Piku) Marie Cook, Jane Sacco, Tony Giancaterino, Mark Scurka Marke Kruckc Darlene, Millie, Lynn Zori and Greg Maribel Pcrer Wally Klasimki, Teresa Ross Steve Montancro, Mike Rodrigues, Sharon Bower, Nellie Brewer. Malinda Orhoskc, Kyle Whitney, Marcia Petroff, Sue Archacki, Sue SCRAP BOOK Senior Spotlight is traditionally an event meant to put the spotlight on the seniors. The last home basketball game is the occasion complete with a pizza party before the game. This year was no exception but the spotlight was shared with that well know celebrity from the Big Chcuk and Hooliham Show Mario Pachettl or Mushmouth to his friends. Highlight of the evening was the Pizza Eating contest between the pizza king and George Belinsky. Guess who won? The basketball game a-gainst Holy Name was another winner and the entire evening was a crowd pleaser for all. Members of the Class of '75 wore their straw hats with the red white and blue ribbons to make sure the Namers knew who they were. Senior members of the ream. Cheerleaders, Wolverinas, Color Guard and Majorettes were presented special awards by their individual groups. SPOTLIGHT ON THE CLASS OF 75. A) Debbie Ream, Mima Ramos, Marcia Pctroff B) Jan Stacy, Diane Hand-levies, Penny Vitakis, Densie Reich, Diane Kassay C) Joan Maycmick D) Debbie Frafton, Millie Hoaglc, Sandy Smith, 0 Debbie Kever set them up. E) ARE YOU READY GUYS? Frank Kennison, Dragon Petrovik, John Mamozullo Chuck Daugherty, Roman Barra n F) Same Place same names G) Dancers do their thing. H ) Nobody else by Mar Novicn Alice Seese, Debbie Williamson I) Darlene Burroughs, Karen Molina, Sue Archacki try the old Pizza. J) Here he is the man of the Hour? George Belinsky K) Mr. Wittich has the timer on Mushmouth L) Pam Berry, Daine Mahmct Jim Bondo, Gloria Stef-anik, Di Ci Simon, Nadine Prokopowicz, Debbie Sajctowski. February 18th (belated Valentine’s Day) 6 P. M. 3rd FI. Cafe was the scene for the first Senior Class Have a Heart Dinner , the object was to combine Valentine's Day with an evening of pleasure to honor our senior homeroom teachers. While the numbers were small everyone agreed nothing is better than great food, soft music, and the nicest people at Lincoln West. Everyone donated something really special from stuffed cabbage to spaghetti and meatballs. A salad bar courtesy of Mr. Sutkowy and Mrs. Brady. Music by that Dynamic Duo George Belinsky and Rich Ellis. Rhonda Til-lett's mother celebrated her Happiest Birthday with the seniors. Too bad if you missed it. It was GREAT! A) Nancy Schcutzow, Diane Handlovics, Debbie Kennon Diane Kassay, Karen Takes, Denise Reich, Anne Spar-3no, Linda Parisi, Ernie Klimek B) Noel Citron C) Rhonda, George Belinsky Mr. Wittich E) Rich Ellis F) Fran Frugatt, Brenda Bryant G) Millie Hoagle, Lynn Smith Tim Steam, Cindy Zummo H) Linda Parisi, Anne, Cuchi Jordan, Mary Novich 164 SCRAP We're gonna rock around the clock tonight We're gonna rock rock rock till broad daylight REMEMBER WHEN--of course you don’t but your parentsand teachers might. The SOCK HOP this year on April 10th to be exact, was a big success. Everyone had a great time dancing The Stroll--The Twist --The Jitterbug--Mash Potatoe. Dressed up in the old time clothes, who says dancing is dead- -Would anyone like to do the Strauss? 166 SOCK HOP no HI A) Connie Miller, Sharon Bower B) Stan and Penny Vitakis C) Charles Barklcy-Lorctta Mac Kenzie D) Dave Hurlcy-Cco. Belinsky E) Carla Justice-Mrs. Frimel Mr. Coreno-Linda Wolansky, Debbie Rcam-Sonja Mullins F) S . Mullins-Caria Justice C) Harley Quccn-Connic Hensley H) Jane Stacy-Suc Boyle-Lori McKalik I) Kenny King-IIeana Piccon J) Kay Kay Bums-Debbic Ream K) Rich Ellis-Sherree Harmon REMEMBER WHEN 167 i- t i - S' J j J 'i t j - 8 One of the highlights of the Senior Year is the long awaited Prom. This year the These Magic Moments Prom and Banquet was held at the Hollenden House. The Prom Committee with Sue Archacki, Cathy Arend, Sue Balogh, Debbie Sarver, and George Belinsky deserve a vote of thanks for a job well done. Colors of blue and gold were carried out in the floral decorations on the table and the programs and favors. Seniors danced to a variety of music from the Polka to the Bump until the magic hour and then on to die After Prom. Prom is the magic time when blue jeans and tee shirts are traded for gowns and ruffled shirts, and Behold! the most beautiful young people in the world emerge to leave the adults a little speechless. They are young ladies and gentlemen and Oh how proud everyone is to be part of this magic time. A time to remember is one you will never fox get. I BOOK 169 0 On June 9th, 1975 some five hundred Lincoln-West seniors took their giant step to the future--GRADUATION. This was the end of twelve years of working, hoping, and planning the future. Mr. lohn E. Gallagher of the Cleveland Board of Education presented the diplomas. President Richard Ellis gave the welcoming address--Vice Pres. Sherree Harmon gave the Farewell. This year Senior Homeroom teachers read the names of the students in their homeroom and then presented them with the traditional red rose. The senior members of the choir sang Sing We and Chant It” and What If I Never Speed . The reception was held after the graduation and a happy and exited crowd was able to exchange hugs, kisses and many a tear. To the Class of 1975 The Best of Everything. BOOK 171 MARY NOVICH, TREASURER CONNIE MILLER, SOCIAL CHAIRMAN DEBBIE REAM, TREASURER Gee It’s Great to Be - ABBOTT, JAMES ALLEN, ROOSEVELT Plans on college or military. JV Baseball, O.W.E. ANDERSON, MARY ANN Penny Wants to enjoy life. Freedom Rider, Servettes. ANGEUCCHI, JOHN Plans to work. Varsity Football, Soccer. ANQUINO, OLGA Cookie Plans on coUegc. Choir, Student Congress. ARCHAKI, SUE Plans on college. Homecoming Court, Majorette, Student Congress, NHS. AREND, CATHY Plans on college. Majorette, Student Congress, Band. ASHWORTH, CLETIS Choir, Little Mary Sunshine. BAILEY, LARRY Wants a good printing job. BA LOG H, SUE Planning on working. Majorette, Student Congress, Servettes. BARFIELD, YVONNE Plans to attend college. O.W. E. BARKER, GAYLE Cis Wants a good job. Wolverinas, Band, Library Aide. BARKLEY, CHARLES Snowflake Military career. Football, Wrestling, Track. BARN A, ROBERT Wants to have a lot of luck. BARRON, ROMAN Brainless Wonder Plans on college. JV Football, Soccer, Drama. BARRY, PAM College bound. O. W.E., Orchestra, Band. L J 172 SENIORS V- SECRETARY MARIE COOK PRES. RICH ELLIS--VICE PRES. SHERREE HARMON A Senior of ’75 A BARTKIW, IRENE Alim Plans to attend musing school. BARTKIEWICZ (BAUM), ANNE BEHM, JAMIE BELINSKY. GEORGE Prom Chairman, Band. BELL, BEVERLY BELL, BEVERLY BELL, JOANC.H.E.C. BENEDETTI, NANCY BERGER, SANDRA BIAS, DIANA Plans on working. Phoenix Staff, Color Guard. BIBBENS, LARRY BISHOP, ELAINE Bish Bash Attending coUege. GFS, Basketball, Track, Volleyball. BLACK, CYNTHIA Becoming a nurse. Red Cross, Choir, Volleyball, GFS. BLACK, PHILLIP BLACKBURN, CINDY Wants to find a good job. BLAIR, RICHARD Football. BLANKENSHIP, JUDY SENIORS 173 BLASEG, MARGARET BONKOWSK1, JAMES Hopes to get into politics. Chess. BOROV1AK, RENEE Stenographer typist. Bowling, NHS, Choir, Musical leads in drama. BOYLE, SUSAN To have fun and get a job. Servrettes, Projection Club. BRAGG (MULLEN), BRENDA BREWER, DEBBIE Trouble Working. BREWER, NELLIE BROSZCZUK, WALTER Peanuts College and coaching. Golf. BRUNO, FRANK BRYANT, BRENDA A further education in college. Color Guard, bowling, Yearbook. BRYSON, STEVIN BUDAY, NANCIE Beautician. Radio Workshop. BURAK, DANIEL Dan Service station mechanic. Swimming, Projection Club. BURCHAM, JERRY BURGE, BRADFORD BRUGESS, PATRICIA BURNS, MARY BURROUGHS, DARLENE College. GFS, NHS, Ski Club, Tennis, Track, Band, Orchestra. BURTON, DARLENE Color Guard, Pepcttes, C.O. E., Student Congress, Basketball. BUSLER, CHERYL Cher Secretarial Work. BUSLER, RHONDA BUZZELU, GLORIA BYNDAS, WILLIAM Going to Cleveland State. Radio Workshop, Drama Productions. BYRD, KEVIN _____________________________J 174 SENIORS -------------------------N CAMPBELL, JOHN Becoming diesel engineer. JV FOOTBALL, JV Wrest ling. CANNON. RONALD CANTOVENERA. AUCUST CARABALLO, JOSE Joining the Army. CAREY, MI CHEAP CARTER, HOWARD CARTER, SHERRIE Mighty Mouth C.O.E. CASHIN, THOMAS College bound. Tennis, Band, Orchestra, Student Congress. CASTRO, CINDY Major in medicine. Student Congress, Drama Productions. CASTRO, ELSA Working career. C.O.E. CATNEY, DAMON CHRISTOPHER, ANDY Millionaire of billionaire. CINTRON, NOEL Computer engineer. Basketball, Band, Track Cross Country, S.C. CLARK, CLARENCE Plans on working. COCIA, MARIO COLE, ARTHUR CONWAY, DIANE Di Working and marriage. CONWAY, JACKIE Going to work, Servettes. COOK, MARIE CORTES, CARLOS COTOR, CATHY CRESPO, WILFREDO Coing to Kent State. Football, NHS. CRAWLEY, LINDA Wants to find a job. CRUZ, MARIA Raise a family. Drama Productions. ______________________________J SENIORS 175 ----------------- CRUZ, MAGDALLA CUEVES, WILLIE CURRY, DAVID DADANTE, Vickie Work. Servettes, C.H.E.C., Library Aide. DADISMAN, MARY Low Be happy. Band. DANIELS, DENNIS DARLING, JANET Muscles Have a family. Red Cross, Library Aide. DAUGHTERY, CHARLES Bowling Ball Work or become pro bowler. Bowling. DAVIS, LARRY Track. DEE, MARY P.D. Joining the Navy. Servettes, Drama Productions. DEGARO, DAUREEN Do Die Going to travel. C.O. E., O. W. E., Choir, Drama Productions. DEJESUS, MOSES DELURY, HUGH Hughie Becoming a musician. DEL VALLE, JUAN Going to college. D. E., O.W.E., Band. DERIVERA, TINO DEVINCENTIS, MARY Looking forward to getting a job. Glee Club. DICIOLLA, ALPHONSE DIEPPA, EDWARD DIETRICH, BRIAN Grampa Plans to be a forest Ranger. Football, Track, Swimming. DILLON, DAVID Law school. Band, D. E. DOBAY, DEBBIE Nursing school. O. E A. DOLAN, FRANK Looking for a job. O.W. E. DOMBROWSKY, JOSEPH Band, Orchestra. DOMINICK, JUDITH Choir, D.E. ____________________________J 176 SENIORS 'N DOLING, KIM Coiug to work. CFS, Track, Basketball, NHS, Student Congress, Phoenix, C.O. E. DOYLE, LINDA DRAYER, MARY DUCKWORTH, PRESTON Basketball. ’ DUNCAN, DENNIS DURAND, DAVID DURAND, VICTORIA Vickie Working career. DURHAM, JANET ELAM, ROBERT Golden Bear Marriage. JV Basketball, JV Football, Golf. ELLIS, RICH College bound. NHS, Basketball, Golf, Class Pres., Tennis, Ski Club, S.C. ERVIN, SUSAN Diwy College or working. C.O.E. ESKUT, KAREN ESSENBURG, SUSAN Sury Q Skydiving. B. O. E., O. E. A. EVCIC, RAYMOND Working full time. O. W. E. EWELT, RAYMOND FANARA, AL Cave Man Comedian. FELICIANO, ELAINE Future secretary and housewife. C.O. E. FELICIANO, LUCY FERRELL, CHERYL Crary Planning on college. C.O.E. FERRERI, IGNAZIO Mechanical work. Soccer. _____________________________J FIELDS, PATTI Patti Moc Plans on working. D.E., Student Congress. FIGIEL, DAVE Joining Marines. Wrestling, Track, JV Football. FISHER, SANDRA Future medical receptionist. Red Cross, Phoenix, Freedom Rider. FLETCHER, MELVIN FLORES, REGINA Reggie Office Aide. FLYNN, JERRY FORD, BRENDA Moving to California. Basketball, Student Congress, C. O. E. FORD, DAVID College or baseball career. Baseball, Basketball. FOX, RICHARD FUG ATT, FRANCES Work and get married. FULKERSON, FRANCES Phoenix Staff, NHS. FURIO, VITO Become an electrician. Soccer. GAEWSKY, RICKY Plans on working. Basketball, Baseball. CELSINCER, JOSEPH Crazy Joe Training in hydraulics. Track. GIANCATERINO, ANTHONY Tony Stay a bachelor. S.C., Track, Band, Cross Country. GUVA, NANCY owl Wants to travel. Choir, C.O.E., O.O.E.A., I.O.E. GOECKER, RICHARD Tennis. GOFF, SANDRA Sam Wants a bookkeeping job. NHS, Wolveriua, Student Congress, C.O. E. GORDON, RALPH GRABIAK, JOE GRADY, LAURIE Marriage. C.H. E.C., Servettos, Choir. GRAF, LORRAINE College education. Red Cross. GRABSK1, CHARLES Radio Workshop. D. E. GRAFTON, DEBORAH Dummy Work and marriage. O.E. A., Student Congress. 178 SENIORS f-------------------------------N GREEN, KARL Wants to enjoy life. CRIBB, .MONICA Mona Phys. ED. Teacher. Track, GFS, Basketball, Volleyball, Choir. GRIFFIN, WILLARD GUMP, CLAIR Mickey Marriage and work. C.O.E. CUZIK, ANDREW Stretch Data Processor. HAJDU, KENDALL HAMP, EUGENE HANDLOUICS, DIANE Hacker Zoologist. Servettes, Bowling, Student Congress. HANNAH, DEBORAH Monkey Work and travel. HARMON, SHERREE Attending Kent State. Wolverina, O.E.A. HATTON, DAVID Planning on college. Band. HAYES, DONNA Going to C. C. C. Office Aide. HENSLEY, CONNIE Future secretary. Student Congress, Servettes. HERS MAN, GERALD HICKS, JUDY HINEGARDNER, CLEN College bound. Baseball. HOFFMAN, DEBORA HOGLE, MILDRED Hogic Planning to work. O. E.A., Servettes, Student Congress. HOLOCKER, CHRISTINE Sookey Working. O.W.E., D. E. HOLBERT, BILL HOOE, CHRISTINE HOPKINS, DONALD Hoppy Wants to go to college. Wrestling. Track. HORNAK, KEITH Golf. HUFF, MICHAEL Attending college. SENIORS 179 N HUSICK, DAVE Wants Bachelor's dc -grce in Business. HVIZD, DANIEL INCANDELA, FRANK Mighty Midget To have many years of happiness. Golf, Trade. JAEGER, RONALD To be important. JAGIELA, GRAZYNA MARIA JANOCH, JANE Move to California. Phoenix Staff. JANOSEVIC, ZORICA JAROCHOVIC, JOHN Truck Engineer. JEMIOLA, GRACE Have fun. C.O.E., I.O.E., O.O. E. A. JOHNSON, PAMELA Pam JOHNSON, RANDY JONES, RICHARD Working at place of business. JORDAN, AURILLA Cucni College bound. Basketball, GFS, Wolverinas, Homecoming Queen. JORDAN, JEROME JUSTICE, CARLA Scruffic Will work in office. Choir, Photo Club, Freedom Rider. KALAS, DAVID Basketball (JV), Base- V J This Was the Year of Mixers KALNS, PETER HAMMERMAN, FRIEDA NHS, COE, Student Congress, Red Cores, Martha Holden Jennings. HAMMERMAN, TERESA Attending CSU. NHS, COE, Orchestra, Student Congress, Red Cross. KASSAY, DIANA Becoming a zoologist. S.C. KEE SHELLEY Going to work. C.O. E. KEKIC, DEBORAH D. E. , bowling. KELSEY, ELANE Plans for college. KENNISON, FRANKLIN Frankie Future actor. S. C., Drama Productions, Library Aide. KENNON, DEBRA Freedom Rider, Student Congress. KIEFER, KAREN Move to California. C.O.F.. KING, DEBORAH Get married. O.W. E. , Red Cross, Library Aide. KING, KENNETH Colonel Attending college. KLASINSKI, WALTER Vodge Mechanic. Wrestling, Track, Football, Baseball. KLIMEK, ERNEST KNOWLES, DALE KOLEGAR, ALYCE KOPP, DAN Football. KORTH, PAMELA KOSS, RONALD KOVACS, CECILIA Computer Programmer, Student Congress. KOZIOL, GERALD KRISE, BARBARA KRUCHE, MARK Going to college. KUBITZ, CHERYL SENIORS 181 KUBITZ, VICKIE KUCINSKI, BERNIE Auto Mechanic. KUCZEJ, ANTHONY Jack Going to CCC. O.W.E. KULAK, THEODORE Becoming an accountant. KUZMICKAS, DONNA LACOURSE, CHARLENE Sherri Wants a good job. Library Aide. LAMBERT, KENNETH LANE, JANICE Katie Working career. C.O.2., Library Aide. LANNING, SHIRLEY Bookkeeper. Wol-verina, Athletic Queen, GFS, Basketball, NHS. LARGE, DIANE Sccretarila work. Orchestra, OOEA, S.C. LARKIN, WILLIAM Future electrical genious. O.W.E. LELEKACS, DEBBIE Turkey Housewife. DE, NHS, CFS. LETNER, RAYMOND Alchy Plans on working. LEVY, BONITA Secretarial work. O.E.A., S.C. LLOYD, JOANN O.W.E. LOBODINSKY, SHERRY LOMBARDY, TIMOTHY LONGBRAKE, MICHAEL LOPE, CHRISTINA College bound. Band. LOWE, KAREN Future secretary. O.W.E. 182 SENIORS LUCAN, SOPHIA LUCAS, MICHAEL Wants to own garage. LUNTER. LAURIE Fish Phys. Ed. Teacher. Choir, Swimming. MACZKO, SHARON Modeling. Drama productions. MADISON, PATRICK Attending college. Track, Cross Country. MAGUEY, LINDA Computer operator. DE, Student Congress, Red Cross. MAHMET, DIANE Wolverina. MALDONADO, DAISY MAUDONADO, FRANCISCO MALDOVAN, STEVE MAMOUZELLOS, JOHN MARSHALL BENNIE MARTOVITZ, JOSEPH Little Joe Work for a Chevy garage. MAYERNIK, JOAN MAZUR, MARGARET MCCLAIN, DONALD MCCLAIN, RONALD MCKALIK, LORETTA Plans the Marine coip. for a while, Phoenix Editor, NHS. MCKENZIE. LORETTA MEEKS, ELIZABETH MERHUUK, KATHERINE METRAKOS, GEORGE MICOVIC, SLAVKA XQLANICH, GREGORY SENIORS 183 MILLER, CONNIE Bubbles Haas to work. Student Congress, CFS, JV Cheerleader. MINCH, KATHRYN Wants a good Job. Wolverina, NHS, Homecoming Court, SC, Red Cross. MOBLEY, BETTY Cosmonaut Going to work. C.O.E. MOEHRING, DARLENE Planning to work ami get married. MOKRIS, TIMOTHY C.O.E. MOLINA, KAREN Attending Tri-C. Wolverina, Band, Phoenix Staff. MONTANARO, STEVEN JV Football, JV Baseball, O. W.E. MOORE, RANDY Plans to work. JV Wrestling. MORALES, PEDRO MOUGIANIS, GUS MULLEN, GARY MULLINS, SONJA Cheerleader, Library Aide, Choir, Student Congress, Library. NAPIER, LOY Will study electronics. Choir. NASTIUK, JOHN NEWBROUCH. STEPHEN N1MR1CHTLK, JOHN NOVICH, MARY Attending college. Basketball, GFS, Track, Class Treasurer, O.W.E. O'DELL, WILLIAM ONTKO, GEORGE JV Football. Soccer. ORAHOSKE, MALINDA Future secretary. Majorette, Athletic Court, S.C. ORENGO, JOANNE OSBORNE, DAVID Spider Legs Going into business. O. W. E. OS1EK. ROBERT Buckwheat Planning to work. OSTERUNG, MICHAEL Oz Majoring in Biology. Co-captain of Varsity Football. 184 SENIORS PADIN, DIANE Becoming a Registered Nurse. PALECHKA, JOANNE Joic Becoming Ballet Dancer. PALMER. HAROLD PALUS, ROBERT Computer Programmer. Bowling, Radio Workshop, JV Baseball. PALUSCSAK, ROBERT Future truck driver. PAPACIANN1S, GEORGE PAPAG1ANNIS, NICK Soccer. PAPAGIANNIS, JOHN PARSCH, ROBERT PATRICK, DIANE PEMBERTON, DONNA PENA, JORGE College bound. Band, Choir. PEREZ, MARIBEL Titi Enjoying life. O.W.E. PEREZ, ROSE PEROTTI, JEAN PETERS, ANTHONY Travel, work and go to college. Track, Cross Country. PETKOV1C, DRACAN Attending college. Photo Club. PETR OFF, MARCIA Wants to go to art school. Track, Majorette, GFS, N11S, Athletic Court. PHILLIPS, LEONARD Bowling. PHILLIPS, SHEREE PICCON, I LEAN A Student Congress, NHS. Drama Productions. PIERCE, ARTURO pajo Baseball (jV), Projection Club, O.W.E. PIKUL, DAINA Pik Become a clerk-typist. C.O. E., Wolverina. PINCHBECK, DAVID Attending college. Football. _____________________________________ SENIORS 185 PINNEY, JEANNE Plans for college. Honor Roll 12. POLO, ANNA (ANNA BANANA) Wants to work. Student Congress 12. POP1L, EDWARD PORCELU, WALTER Plans for AFROTC. Track 10, Band and Choir 10. PORTER, NORMA Career in commercial arts. Senior Class Financial Representative. NHS 12. PRICE, PAULETTE (RED) is planning to have fun. C. O. E. PRUNTY, ROBERT (EDWARD) Will enter construction work. O. W. E. 11,12. PRUSHA, DEBORAH (DEBBIE) Hopes for college. PULEO, MICHAEL Future college student. Student Congress 10,11,12. Ski Club 10,11,12. Tennis 10,11,12. QUEEN, HARLEY Wants to go to Hiram College. Choir 10.11.12. Drama Little Mary Sunshine , Boyfriend . AU-Citv Choir. RACHEL, LINDA RAINES, RANDALL RAMOS, MARIA RAMOS, MIRNA Color Guard 12. Student Congress 10 G 12. Student Congress Rep. 10. RATLIFF, -BERNADINE REAM, DEBORAH Co-captain of Color Guard 11,12. Senior Class Treasurer. Vice Pres. NHS. RECTENWALD, TAMERA (BONES) Wants to get a job. Office Aid 10,11, 12. Choir 10,11,12. REESE, GEOFFREY Will attend John Carroll Univ.. REICH, DENISE (DEE) Wants to farm some land. Band 10. Bowling 10. Student Congress 12. REYES, DAISY Plans to get a job. Also will travel. RICE, LINDA RIVERA, DAVID ROARK, LOIS Future college student. Red Cross 12. Library Aide 12. Student Congress 12 G 10. ROBERTS, BILL JV Football 10. 186 SENIORS ROBERTSON, KEVIN Plans for college. ROBERTSON, RUSSELL NHS 12. Drama Little Mary Sunshine . Band 10,11, 12. Orchestra 10,11,12. Choir 11,12. All City Choir 11 C 12. ROBINETTE, GARY (FLIPPER) Will enjoy himself. And leaves memories of himself. Swimming 10-12. RODRIQUEZ, ARACEUS Plans to go to work. RODRIQUES, EVANGF.UNA (EVA) Plans to be a secretary C.O. E. RODRIQUEX, IVAN Track, Cross Country. RODRIQUEZ, MARIA (MARIE) Wants College. C.O. E. 12 Servettes 10, 11. Office helper 10.11. RODRIQUEZ, MICHAEL RODRIQUEZ, MIGNA (MINNIE) Plans on going to college to study Data Processing. Leaves L W life time supply of paper towels and soaps for the Johns! RODRIQUEZ, RUBF-N ROLUN, ROBERT ROMAN, EUSA Plans to be secretary or receptionist. Choir 10,11. C.O.E. 12. ROMAN, LYDIA ROMES, FRANK Football (JV) 10. Football 11,12. ROSS, TERESA (TISH) Plans to get married. Will leave her brains and beauty to L-W in her last will. GFS 10,11. Freedom Rider staff. 10. ROSS, VIRGINIA (CIS) Wants to travel. C.H. E.C. 12 Library aide 11. RUBIO, RUBYCELLA Is college bound. Student Congress. Choir. RUIZ, MICHAEL RUIZ, WILLIAM RUTHERFORD, SAMUEL Wants to take Truck Drivers training Course. O.Wr.E. 11. ___________________________J ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEE PROM COMMITTEE SAJETOWSKI, DEBBIE SANTIAGO, NORY (MIDGE) college. Wants all 76 seniors to have a nice time in their last year. SARVER, DEBRA (DEEP) Wants to become a journalist. Pride Committee Chairman 12. Prom Committee. SAWCZAK, OLENA (OLEO) Plans for college. Winner of Martha Holden Jennings Motivation Scholarship. SCHAKITKO, RITA SCHEUTZOW, NANCY (SCHEUTS) Plans to be a law enforcement officer. Tennis 12. Track 10. 11,12. SCHEUTZOW, WALTER (PUMPKIN) Plans to be a mechanic. SCHMIDT, LOIS Future nurse, (registered) SCHMIDT, SHIRLEY Future secretary. Leaves memories to L-W. C.O. E. 12. SCHMITT, GREGORY SCHROEDER, LAURA SCHWENDER. DANIEL SCURKA, MARK SEESE, ALICE Is going to Ohio University. Student Congress 12. Track 10,11,12. Girls For Sports. Basketball 11,12. SELL, ROSEMARY SERRAT, GLADYS SEVCHEK, CAROL SHELLA, CAROL Wants to work in an office. Member of Scrvcttes 11. SHORTER, DANNY SIERS, JACULIN who just got married, Servettes 10. Student Congress 10, 11. 188 SENIORS 1 SIMNA, KATHLEEN SIMON, DENISE SKETL, SANDRA Future secretary. Leaves her shorthand notebooks. SKUTNIK, MARTIN Wants to become rich and famous. SLOANE, JOHN (HARDY) Is Join-in the Army. SMITH KEITH Plans for college. JV Football 10. Football 11,12. JV Wrestling 10. SMITH, LYNN (SMITTY) Is getting a job and getting married. Servettes 10. O.E.A. SNEED, GLENN Bowling 12. SNEED, SHIRLEY (SHIRL) Wants to work with children. SNOCK, SHARON SNUFFER, TIMOTHY SNYDER, AUCE (ALICIA) Wants to work for a corporation. Freedom Rider staff 10,11,12. Choir 10,11. Student Congress 11,12. Red Cross 11,12. SOTAK, SUSAN (SUE) Wants to take ballet. C.O.E. 11. student Congress 10,11,12. SOTO, GLADYS SOTO, MIRIAM Will go into nursing. Student Congress Band 10,11. Orchestra 10. C.O.E. 12. SOTTOSANTI, CARMEN Plans for college. Band 10,11,12. JV Football 10. Wrestling 10,11, G 12. SPARANO, ANNA Will work and travel. Homecoming court. Cheerleader. SPARROW, WAYNE SPURLOCK, SUE (STARDUST) Wants to travel. STACY, SALLY Is going to get married and work. Servettes Secretary 11. STAFFORD, CARY STANLEY, BRENDA STANSBERRY, WILLIAM (PORKY) STECIW, MIKE (STITCH) Plans to work. _________ SENIORS 189 STEELE, DEBRA STEFA NIK, GLORIA Wants to work in a hospital or with little children. Swimming 10th, Student Congress. STEFFENS, DIANA Wants a job and marriage. Ski Club, Prom Committee. STEPHEN, TIMOTHY Hopes to become a carpenter. J.V. Basketball. STERBY, RONALD STEVENS, NANCY STOTTLEMIRE, HAROLD STOVER, DEBORAH Wants marriage. GFS 10-11, National Honor Society 12, C.O. E. Vice-President. STRAIGHT, TIMOTHY Wants to be a printer in future life. STRAKA, DAVID Will work. Football 11, Track 11, C.O.E. STRAKA, GLENN STRBA, PHILIP Have his own hair styling shop his ambition. Band 1-11-12, Orchestra, Student Congress. STRICHKO, CHARLOTTE Charlie Wants to be a Home Ec teacher. Choir, C.H.E.C. STR7ALKA, BARBARA Barbie Is going to enter military sendee. Choir 10, library Aide. STRZALKA, CHARLES No plans. O.W.D. STULIC, SHELIA The Happiest Times of Our Lives -----------------------------A SULLIVAN, BILL SWANSON, JAMES Plans to Join the Air Force. SWIATKOWSKI, LINDSAY Plans the Navy or the Railroad Track 10 Cross Country 11 Choir C. H. E.C. SWOHLA, STEVE J. SZINTE, NANCY TACKETT, JAMES TAYLOR, BOYD TAYLOR, KEVIN TAYLOR, PHYLLIS TAYLOR, THOMAS TECKMAN, LAURA Has plans tor College C.O.E. Scrvette TESTERMAN, EDWARD THOMAS, JAMES Vazsity Basketball Championship Team. THOMPSON, BRADLEY THOMPSON, DONALD Wants to join the Navy. J.V. Football Varsity Coif Radio Workshop. THORNE, RICK D.E. THORNE, ROSS (RIDDLE) THUNIC, REGINA TILLETT, RHONDA Has plans for the stage - Choir 10 11 12 All City Radio Workshop Drama Productions Fiorcllo The Boyfriend Little Mary Sunshine Imaginary Invalid . TKACZ, KAREN Plans for a career in Graphic Communications Track 11-2 Tennis Photography Club Arrangement Committee. ivuv-v Jn� uy ruuiuj Vareity Basketball Varsity Baseball. TONEY, BRENDA Plans College and Bus. Administration Band Pepcttes Pres. Clerk Typist. TORRES, AIDA Plans on working TOTH, CONSTANCE Is going to get married and work C.O.E. SENIORS 191 TREADWELL, RAY Not sure about the future but he wishes the Class of 76 Luck. TRENT, CINDY Will do a lot of traveling and states that L-W is the Best - Worked for Bood Bank. TRINER, KEITH Is going to enjoy himself - Swim Team. TRIPODI, ROBERT Will study business and Law Radio Workshop, Ten Little Indians Fiorello and others, Swim Team. TRIZIO, ANSELMA Plans a trip to Italy. TURNER, MARCIA Work and marriage in 3 years O. W. E. VARGAS, ANDREW VARNEY, PATRICIA Duck Plans to work and travel C. H. E.C. AND RED Cross. VASILAKIS, KALIOPY Will work for about a year and then plans a trip to Greece. VASQUEZ, ANA Wants to become a Registered nurse Student Congress, Sr. Activities Committee. VASQUEZ, CARMEN Will get a job ana live happy ever after. VEGA, BRUNILDA VILLANUEVA, JAMES VITAKIS, PENELOPE Penny Wants to go to college Yearbook Staff 2 yrs. Pres. Accounting Computing Club. VITAKIS, STANLEY The Creek-Plans College - j.V. Football and Varsity - J.V. and Varsity Wrestling National Honor Society, Phoenix Staff. VODVARKA, DONALD Hopes to become a mechanic. '-VADE, LORETTS Wants a medical career - Girls Track Ski Club Swim Team Choir, C.O.E. WALKER, DENNIS WALKUP, REBECCA Wants to be a secretary and housewife. WALLACE, CHRIS WALLACE, EVELYN Wants to be an artist - Track 10 11-12 Choir, Pep-ettes, C.O.E. WALLACE, KATHERINE Shorty Wants to get married C.O.E. Secretary of club O.O.E. A. member. WALLER, DENNY WAR, JOHN Plans to join the Army -Band. 192 SENIORS WARD, RAYMOND Wants to go to college. WARRICK, MARTHA Will work in a Greenhouse for a while Red Cross. WEBB, WILLIAM He will join the army - Projection Club. WENDELL, JOANNE Plan to become a nurse - Choir. WESTFALL, DALE WHITE, HAROLD WHITNEY, KYLE Plan to work in fashion design after college - Majorette National Honor Society Student Congress Prom Committee. WILLIAMSON, DEBBIL Plan Lutheran Medical School for Nursing - GFS 10-11-12 WOLVERINAS National Honor Society Student Congress. WILMORE, DIANE WIRTH, STANLEY Stan the Man' Plans College Chess. WOLANSKY, LINDA Wants a Sccrctaral job - CHEERLEADER 10-11-12 Student Congress Homecoming Candidate. WORKMAN, DELAINA Wants to work with disabled children Choir Drama Productions Office Aide Sr. Arrangement Committee. WOTOWIEC, CAROL Wads Wants to be a Social Worker and Pro Tennis Player BOWLING GFS 10-11-12 Tennis Scrvettes Secretary Nation Honor Society WYATT, JAMES Wants to go to College for a Naturalist Program WRESTLING 11-12. ZACHARYASZ, DOLORES Plans a Nun ing carect - Light Crew for Little Mary Sunshine Imaginary Invalid . ZARKANITIS, VICKIE Plans to go to Greece. ZUBEL, CHRISTINE Wants a good job - Financial Rep for Sr. Homeroom. ZUBEL, EDWARD ZUMMO, CYNTHIA Cindy Plans to work at Lutheran Medical Center Choir C.H.E.C. ___________________________J CAMPBELL, JIM CAMPBELL, SHARON DRAYER, FRANCES ESBAUGH, JEFFREY FELICIANO, JOSE COECKER, SUZANE GUERRA, ADRIA HOVIS, ELANDRA KERLEY, PAUL KEVER, DEBORAH ULLARD, CAROL PODMORE, PATRICIA VARNEY, CHERYLE August 1975 Graduates jdb m .. .JC 'j , • • •� 194 SUMMER SCHCX)L GRADUATES BRADLEY THOMPSON To see a world in a grain of sand And a heaven in a wild flower. 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