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

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The Class of 1977 will always stand out in my memories of Lincoln West. Your individual and group accomplishments speak for themselves, but your spirit of cooperation and understanding, so prevalent during the past year, have set a record for this school. My wish for you is continued success and pride in your future. I am grateful for your cooperation and remind you to be proud of your Lincoln West background. AS HE TAKES A NEW ASSIGNMENT

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LINCOLN WEST SAYS GOODBYE TO MR. ZUPAN, OUR FRIEND, Students faculty of Lincoln West all say goodbye to Mr. Zupan, our principal as he takes a new assignment at John F. Kennedy High School. We wish him everything that is good in life. Our school is a better place for having had his wisdom, experience, and concern. We will miss him as an administrator, our principal, but most of all because he was a friend to students and faculty alike. We know he will take with him some wonderful memories of Lincoln West, and we will always know that he was here. 18 MR. ZUPAN

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Soor to be aMajop MotioR Picture Picture a college town of the 1930's some scheming, plotting, and mistaken identity and you have the background for the hilarious Fall presentation of SOON TO BE A MAJOR MOTION PICTURE. Under the direction of Mrs. Liz Chapman an evening of fun and laughter was the result of all the effort, hard work, and love. Jeni Rice, played a sweet, yet self willed Sally Ray, and pretty too. Don Matejka and Brian Mahon two young romantic fellows did a great job. Tom Klein, as the Dean who had trouble getting up and down the stairs was a delight. Two very very funny fellows were Big' and Little Maldoon, played by Dave Sherwood, and Dale Reilly. Lucy Zola was a very stylish Pamela. Barb Haynes and Marlene Evans rounded the show off just fine. Very Good Show Mrs. C. Thank You. Sue Mills and Tom Klein Dale, Dave, and Don Barb Haynes Brian Mahon have eyes for each other.