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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1981 volume:

THE IP IP C IE NIX • • Lincoln-West High School ClevelandOhio Volume XI Tenth Anniversary SCHOOL 1 Welcome To Our Alew Principal Mr. Sampson A year is a space in time, it has no significance without events and activities. A yearbook is such a record of the activities and events that have enriched the lives of those involved. This yearbook should etch into our memories many precious moments and many delightful experiences we have all shared at Lincoln-West High School. I consider it an honor and a privilege to be a part of these activities and the memories we share together. The school is important, but the individuals are our most treasured possessions. trust that as the future unfurls we will have used our experiences here to provide us with the necessary skills required to become productive and useful citizens of our great country. Each of you have played a part in making our school and community a place loved, respected, and cherished by those this book is dedicated to honor. Joseph Sampson, Principal Principal and Ruble Huff PRINCIPAL PAGE 3 Our School Is About People-Friendships Growing-L earning L-R Bill Buskirk, Mrs. Joni Norris, Sears Mitchell, Robert Coleman, Bill Hicks Doreen Poshedly, Theresa Buck, Mary Lagunzad Ros Ramos, Steve Salobecke 4 SCHOOL LIFE B.irb.ir.i Hunter The Wedding SCHOOL LIFE 5 We Have Pride - We Have Spirit And We Will Have A Thousand Memories Of Our School Darryl Barhams 6 SCHOOL LIFE Tamika Jones V Bruni Hazel Ramloch and Samaroo on Honors Day Elizabeth Caratolla Doreen Poshedly Mrs. Brown H.R. 323 Goodbye SCHOOL LIFE 7 SCHOOL LIFE DIVISION 9 Cheer Girls Lead The School With Spirit The 1980 81 CHEERLEADERS gave L-W spirit, beauty, and the kind of devotion that can make any sports event better. Thanks to their adviser Miss Cathy Sauchak they added something our school can be proud of. JV SQUAD Top to bottom: Adele Fields- Hattie Morrow -Joyce Smith- Barbara Lunter - Tammy Wilbur - Debbie Jones Page 10. VARSITY SQUAD: Top to bottom; Heidi Mayer - Ros Ramos - Peggi Keffer -Donna Willingham - Debbie Guido -Anna Grant - Hazel Crolley. Page 11 Thanks girls with you it is definitely V I C T O R Y. 10 CHEERLEADERS J.V. CHEERLEADER VARSITY 11 Get 'Em Wolves! Ros Ramos Miss Rodriquez Laurie Wotowiec Gladys Santiago Girl's Super Gals Here they are our gals, when it comes to VOLLEYBALL Cleveland's best is LINCOLN WEST. The Wolverine Gals under the terrific leadership of Carmen Rodriquez showed everyone how the game should be played Volleyball 1980-81 1980 81 VOLLEYBALL TEAM: top row: Manager Cina Pennyman - Ros Ramos - Kathy Sheffield -Gladys Santiago - Yvonne Austin - Laurie Wotowiec - Donna Willingham - Evelyn Williams - Caoch Armen Rodriguez Bottom Row: Debi Guido - Mayra Ramos - Lisa Bir Kathy Haggerty - Laurie DiLuzio - Alicia Thompson No wonder they are number one! Thanks Miss Rodriguez and your team. New Coach Heads A Fine Season The football season of 1980 81 will be remembered by many as a season of progress. The improvement displayed by the L-W team through the weeks of hard work and dedication dedication was phenomenal. Highlights were the victories over rivals Glenville and West-Tech, 34-26 and 28-13. The victory over Tech was the first since 1973 and secured a spot in the schools trophy case for the Chuck Bilardo Memorial Helment. There were numerous school records set during the 1980 81 season including most points scored in a game (34 versus Glenville) total offensive yards gained in a game (480 versus Collinwood) Seniors Jeff Clay, Alan Phillips and Ken Stanback were highly successful1 in this year. Jeff Clay was named All North Senate defensive linebacker and was voted by area coaches to the All Sun West second team. Alan Phillips' performance at Quarterback earned him All North Senate honors and fifth place in the Greater Cleveland area for toal yards passing (1,084). VARSITY FOOTBALL 15 I I I I I i Something Old - Something New Something Borrowed - Something Blue Have a Drink on Darryl Barhams, Rose Thomas, Ann McNeilly Stephanie Kalas, Norma Medina ' ' T Lisa Caraballo Denis Zubal 16 - WEDDING Each year the highlight of Mrs. Miller's and Mrs. Boneburg's classes are the weddings, not one but two. This is part of the teachers's desire to help her students understand many aspects of life. Their concern is not just the the beauty and ceremony of the actual wedding but the events leading up to it and the events that develop after that all important moment. This year like the past years everything went off perfectly and was something that everyone is the school took great delight in. The brides wore lovely gowns and were beautiful, the grooms wore full dress suits and were handsome, the wedding party performed as though they had done this many times. The table was set with a genuine wedding cake and the guests enjoyed every about it. Thank you Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Boneburg you ladies did it again. Remember the ceremonies were not real. Arthur Fayne, Norms Medina, Darryl Barhams, Stephanie Kaim, Joanne Vitale, Adele Fields, Denis Zubal, Lisa Caraballa WEDDING 17 WEDDINGS ARE A POPULAR EVENT OF THE YEAR Tamika Jones And Charles Williams Take The Aisle Tara McZeal Steve KraKousky Wayne Crawford, Carla Davis, Cathy Haggerty, Connie Weiland, Rosa Adarna Tamika Jones, Charles Wilson r 4 Rose Adorno 18 WEDDING Purfay Coach Souchnc - Calvin Williams Mike Purfay 41 - Jim Ph ip pips 20 FOOTBALL Sports World Of Today Ken Stanback set a single game rushing record versys Collinwood 23 attempts 151 yards) was named to the All North Senate offensive team at halfback and was voted by area coaches to compete in the Greater Cleveland Area East-West All Star Game this summer. Success of a football season is not determined alone by the team's record of wins and losses. Success has much more meaning than that. Comradship, determination, excitement, pride and sportsmanship are aspects that create a successful season. A well deserved thanks to the football team the WOLVERINES of LINCOLN WEST for a highly successful season. Coach Doug Sovchik 22 L-W WOLVERINES L-W Wolverinas Rated Number One Lincoln West 80 81 WOLVERINAS Top L to right Wanda Borrero, Lavonia Nelson, Eva Vitale, Regina Rose, Theresa Buck Carolyn Flagg, Joanne Vitale, Susan Hill, Maria Melendez, Donna Thompson, Denise Muscatello, Rose Thomas Middle Row: Angela Vason, Pat Wills, Carrie Turner Bottom Row: Captains Mayra Ramos, Miranda Hamilton This the WOL VERINAS under the great leadership of Mrs. Adams could easily have been called the Rollerinas, the reason a simple one. To raise money for the group they staged a series of very successful Roller Skating Parties at the USA Roller Ring. This provided not only badly needed money for the girls' uniforms, but a great time for the school. They deserve their ranking of Number One. Everyone agrees. WOLVERINAS 23 Basketball-And We Have It We've got that Feeling Rodney Gill Arthur MichesI rthur Fayne richeal Carter | A Arthur Fayne Rodney Gill 24 CAGERS ARE A WOW! The Lincoln West WOLVERINE BASKETBALL TEAM coached by Jim Slatinsky finished the year with an 8-11 record. Wolverine fever started slowly as the Wolves lost their first two games to St. Ignatius 88-51 and East High 68-46. When things looked pretty bleak Coach Slatinsky heated up the Wolverines fever as his team won the next five in a row. It started with a victory at Collin-wood 66-53 then Parma came to L-W to be terned back by a tenacious Wolverine defense 71 -43 Then the game of the year. John Hay came into the game with a 5 - 0 record and a string of numer ones in the PlainDealer top 50. It was a close game all the way the game was tied at 69 with just five big seconds left to play. BASKETBALL 25 Tamika Jones Tamika Jones Helene Rainey Diane Zola Fran Johnson Diane Zola Miss Palumbo Heads Up 26 GIRL'S BASKETBALL Girl Cagers Give Their School Something To Feel Good About - Cause They Are Great Top Row l.-R Helene Rainey; Evelyn Williams; Doreen Poshcdly, Tamika Jones, Diane Zola Bottom Row Manager Dee-Dee Ware; Valarie Mason, Roxine Smith, Laurie Wotowiec, Fran Johnson What can one say about a Champion coach and her teams who are always outstanding. The season record in no way tells the story. This year it was 12 wins and 6 losses. That super leader Miss Peggy Palumbo stated that it was a rewarding season from the standpoint of development in new players, and in the teamwork shown between old and new players. Tri-Captains Laurie Wotowiec (MVP), Tamika Jones (Most improved) and Evie Williams will be greatly missed . In addition outstanding events of the year were Tri-Senate Champs. Tamika Jones set a new school record with 35 rebounds in a single game. All city selections Tamika Jones and Evie Williams, with Tamika making the Dream Team. Who knows what honors our girls will have for us next season. Wait and See. BASKETBALL 27 As a year draws to a close one of the special events to take place is the Varsity Banquet. This gives coaches the opportunity to thank their players publicly, and it also gives the athletes an equal opportunity to say thank you. This year the banquet was held at the Stadium Club. A fine dinner, some short after dinner speeches, and a lot friendship and admiration. It is really one of those special times in a students high school life that will long be remembered and held in a special place in ones memories. Coaches and athletes alike put in a lot of time effort and hard work to give our school the teams we have. While winning is great it isn't all because sometimes the margin between winning and losing is very small - what counts is to have been there all all. 28 VARSITY BANQUET Athletes Reflect On Season While Their Coaches Show Their Pride VARSITY BANQUET 29 MORE BASKETBALL The Wolves thrc the ball inside to Center Bob Crawfordwho turned and threw a hook shot for the victory by a score of 71-69 over the number one team in the city. Get em Wolves. With nene players returning to next year's team. Wolverine fever may be running wild at Lincoln West again. Sadly our coach did not finish out his year at L-W, we hope we will get lucky and he'll be back with us next year. Good luck seniors good luck coach and team. Drill Team Shows Their Style And Class 32 DRILL TEAM The Lincoln West WOLVERINE DRILL TEAM was the bringing together of boys and girls, black and white of all nationalities workinn together with only one idea in mind. That idea to bring willing students of all races together to show other schools the spirit and pride and dignity Lincoln West students have always had. With thirteen students to represent them this drill team became known as the Master Blaster Wolverine Drill Team. With the help and encouragement of our adviser Mr. Hubert West the shape of drill teams of the future has been set. Highlights of the year were becoming 2nd place Champs and a showing of our style on Channel 8. Not too bad for the first year. Wait until you see us in 81 82. Brunilda Cardona Top Mr. West-Gary Williamson Second Row: Yamal Hassan-Miquel Rivera Third Row: Angie Mosby-Regina Hester-Fannie Me Day-Bru n i Ida Cardona Bottom: Bessie Borrero DRILL TEAM 33 Top Row L-R Yvonne Austin, Diane Zola, Candy Koleriek Ros Ramos, Doreen Poshedly, Laurie Wotowiec, Coach: Mona Gibbs Bottom Row L-R Lisa Bit, Hazel Crolley, Roxine Smith, Mayra Ramos Laurie Diluzio, Cathy Endo 34 The Lincoln West Wolverine SOFT-BALL TEAM finished with a tie for first place with John Marshall. The sluggers were captain Laurie Wotowiec .600, Diane Zola .444, and Candy Ktolaric .413. Laurie led in the RBI department with 23 and Candy led in home runs (3). Pitcher Doreen Poshedly with Laurie made the Plain Dealer Dream Team, her record 12-3 with a 3.04 ERA. Other team members were Ros Ramos, Mayra Ramos, Kathy Haggerty Laurie Diluzio, Yvonne Austin, Hazel Crolley Roxanne Smith and Lisa Bir. Laurie Earnest 35 Juan Semidie 1st row Gordon Miller, Dave Timoteo, Ceasar Cuevas, Doug Harper, Jim Zadravec, Juan Semidei, Otis Stardivant, Jame Phillips 2nd row Coach Wasniak, Luis Martinez Tony Zola, Dave Glover, Roy Ortiz, Dennis Fetiton, Hecton Cuevan, Ken Stanback, Wayne Lloyd Coach Merhaut 36 BASEBALL VARSITY Martinez Breaks Ford's Record As Wolverines Play Ball Luis Martinez Good game guys David Glover Ken Stan back T3T Hector Cuevas Ken Stanback nrannHi WOLVERINE BASEBALL TEAM and their coach Norman Merhaut finished their season with a 7 - 13. This year there were some new records in the book, thanks to Luis Martinez (Most Valuable Player) For starters he broke Dave Ford's old record by 8 runs. He had 33 RBI's. This outstanding junior hit 507 for the season. He made all Scholastic. Gordon Miller catcher and another Jr. hit almost 500. The Diamond Nine started out well and at one point in the season were 500. But the fickle finger of fate had its way in more than one avenue because as the season closed it is rumored that Baseball will be no more in Cleveland Public School. Let's hope that time and tide will change that for we have some very talented players. Here they are YOUR 1980 81 WOLVERINE BASEBALL TEAM: TOP row: Coach Wasniak, Luis Martinez, Tony Zola, Dave Glover Roy Ortiz, Dennis Felton, Hector Cuevas, Ken Stan back, Wayne Lloyd, Coach Merhaut. BOTTOM row: Gordon Miller, Dave Timoteo, Cesar Suevas, Doug Harper, Jim Zadravec, Juan Semidie, Otis Sturdivant, James Phillips. is and Luis Martinez Hector Cuevas BX I SOLVER :c------ David Timoteo, Hazel Crolley, Mayra Ramos 40 - STUDENT CONGRESS Student Congress And Pride Expo wm Highlight of STUDENT was an Arabic Booth to intro-CONGRESS year was PRIDE duce the Arabic students. Mr. EXPO. For students new to John Brady's Physics featured Lincoln West it was an op- some rocks straight from the portunity to see something moon. Of course there was new and interesting. Where that special tea to honor the the student body toots its own Lincoln West faculty. The horn with pride. The empha- week ended with a fantastic sis this year shifted from the talent show just as profession- ethnic booths packed with a! as you can find. Thanks to food and music to an empha- Mr. Ken Bolek, Adviser and sis on what is happening at Gladys Santiago, President. Lincoln West. New this year STUDENT CONGRESS - 41 Faces In The Crowd Mean Pride 42 STUDENT CONGRESS STUDENT CONGRESS 43 44 BLOODMOBILE Lincoln-West Student Willing To Match The Challenge Of The BLOODMOBILE Lincoln West has a find tradition of giving until it hurts. They proved this when the American Red Cross came to find it yearly blood doners. The BLOODMOBILE is one of the few times in the year when students have an opportunity to give for the sake of helping with no thoughts of something in return. Our hats are off to those generous and brave students who willing gave their share of blood. It is not an easy thing to do and the fact they have aided someone certainly is reward enough. Mrs. Anita Boneburg as every year helps us all to stand just a little bit taller. 46 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Hosts The Outstanding Juniors Seniors In Academics NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1981 First Row Left to Right: Mrs. Bratton, Mr. Sampson, Terry Giancaterino, Joanne Vitale, Doreen Poshedly, Laurie Earnest, Theresa Buck Susan Shorter, Tyrone Simon, Leslie Dennis, Donna Day Second Row Amalia, Rivera, Margarita Massa Virgil Osborne, Wanda Lopez, Mary Lagunzad, Charlotte Lenk, John Lopex Denis Zubal, Rebecca Lee, Rebecca Yoney, Laurie Wotowiec, Eva Vitale Sandra Stewart, Melanie Hudak, Brenda Guzman, Betty Gibbs. Third Row: Duane Smith, Leo Miller, Evan Lopez, Marsha Oszterling, Calvin Williams, Patricia Wills, Trade Lafferty, Donna Kalas, Ruble Huff, Andres Serrano, Ramlochand Sa-maroo. NATION 47 Laurie Wotowic, Doreen Poshedly, Donna Katas and Friend Becky Yoney, Mr. Written, Terry Gijncjterino Terri Giancaterino Valadictorian Rebecca Yoney Salutatorian NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is a soci-ety of honor students recognized nationally. The Society stands for Character Leadership, Service, and Scholarship. This is a very difficult organization to be elected to, but those students who become members walk with pride. These are the students that the entire school recognizes as having done an outstanding job. The ceremony this year to induct new members was a very lovely one. Mrs. Barbara Bratton, Adviser has maintained a high level of dignity with regard to the NHS. This is reflected in the attitude that memBers have about the group and the attitude that the school has about them. The standards they set are high but to those students who set their sights upward they can be reached. A Student Publication Freedom Rider Volume 11 Lincoln-West High School, Cleveland, Ohio, December 22, 1980 Mastroianni is elected president by Wanda Borrero “I hope all the seniors can work together to make this the best senior class that we’ve ever had at Lincoln-West,” commented the recently elected senior class president, Tom Mastroianni.. make this a great year.” Shortly after their election, the class officers went to Daffy Dan’s (see related story on page three) to select new senior jerseys. Secretary Brunilda Cardona was asked about other upcoming by planning the senior class roller skating and ice skating parties. The biggest job facing Donna Willingham is figuring out howto pay for all of these activities. Get to class, avoid lockout by Jeff Rothman NOW pitching for the Baltimore Orioles is former Wolverine Dave Ford. Crisis Effect Varies Here w� Of Wm U G � kmm% Lincoln-West Era Begins As Workers, Pupils Mix ■ o ita rrM(ti Itfirrrii.Smith n f ■ „. 4 immirn (h-I hirl Sitin d |rrr. l Bill Nolan James Neubeck Miss Coll, Adviser Here's Wolverine decade at a glance V ir� :i ir.i n m-n ii� m l W 1 14-1 W� T� Itn-M wm-i 1 7444 I'mCWII Ml u 4 44 44 44 M 41 14 41 B ?!1 BwkrtteB Ml 114 04 IM 441 414 114 IM IM Gkti'BMkKteU 141 Ml Ml IM 144 144 IM IM 141 144 l� W! Ml IM H 114 IM 144 114 14-M 414 140 Cr,,, Ci mtri U 14 14 W 14 44 44 •mW M M H H 44 44 14 Tree M V 14 IM IM Ml 0-1 tr “ M 4 14 14 4 14 41 oat V4 W 14 44 41 M 14 M 41 41 M 44 1-1 sramta| 1 14 44 14 41 Strttt M V«Dr taB 14 41 14 144 Lt-4 114 IM We played host to the famous... EVER since it opened, Lincoln-West has received visits from many famous national and local personalities. First Lady Rosalyn Carter toured the building in 1976 (left), while campaigning for the election of President Jimmy Carter. Syndicated columnist Ann Landers (below) spoke to students in an auditorium program. Spanish dancer Jose Greco clicked his heels on our stage (below left), while Channel 8’s Big Chuck signed autographs at a basketball game in the gym. SENDING two more through the rim is all-time basketball great Sue Koziol. First Freedom Rider Staff SENIORS SENIOR DIVISION 53 Seniors Final Fling Rocks Around The Class To Those 54 SENIOR SOC HOP. Golden Oldies-Bobby Socks-Greased Down Hair-Leather Jackets The FINAL FLING SOC HOP was the last official social actvity of the class of 1981. This event was put on by Senior Advisers Mrs. Helene Cushcnan and Miss Dolores Lescr, and Principal of the Unit Mr. Wes Wittich. The music was straight out of the 1950's and the attire was to. It is amazing how many students must have been studying dancing with their mothers or dads. The Twist, The Stroll, Mash Potato, and Swim were the efforts of the evening. Everyone seemed to enjoy those Golden Oldies. With regret the Senior Advisers said a private good bye to the Seniors of 1981. SENIOR FINAL FLING 55 Anna Grant, Peggi Keffer, Vicki Harmon Nora Seidner, Donna Kalas, Donna Houser, Carol Seaman, Kathy Wagner, Kathy Keene, Hazel Crolley, Ursula Roman SENIOR SPOTLIGHT '81 Derbies, Jersies, Pizzas, Fun With memories of old silent movies, the 1981 SENIOR SPOTLIGHT held January 23rd got off to a good start. Derbies and jersies made up the attire for the evening. But slapstick and silliness really got the party underway. Not willing to break with a very popular tradition, many Lincoln West seniors showed up for the parly and basketball game which followed. Wearing their derbies with the signatures of at least half the graduating class the seniors constantly shouted. Gimme a S Gimme a E Gimme a N Gim-mie a I Gimme a O Gimme a R Gimme a S. What's it spell? SENIORS louder SEN- IORS. The highlight of the evening was the basketball game which pitted Lincoln West against Collinwood. Those in the stands seemed to be having more fun than the players. Juniors and seniors tried to outshout one another with cries of EIGHTY-ONE and EIGHTY-TWO. Pizza, Pepsi and strawberry cake were all provided at the pre-game party which helped to make it a memorable evening for all. O. K. seniors Gimme a S, Gimme a E, Gimme a N, Gimme a I, Gimme a O, Gimme a R, Gimme A S, SENIORS SENIORS SENIOR SPOTLIGHT 57 SENIOR LEADERSHIP DAY SWITCHING IS FUN-AT LEAST FOR A DAY 58 SENIOR LEADERSHIP DAY Teacher For A Day Proves Seniors Have Respect STUDENT LEADERSHIP DA Y proved lo be a lot of fun and a very interesting experience for everyone. The old saying you can never know another fellas job until you stand in his shoes is true. Seniors who took part in this activity were excused to have lunch in the community. Faculty were very pleased with the job done by our seniors. They proved that they have a sense of humor both faculty and students. They proved also that they have a great deal of respect for their school and given the opportunity for leadership they are capable for leading in a creative and positive manner. 59 Mary dela Cruz and date Bonita Ferguson Virgil Osborne Hazel Crolley Mr. Sampson Theresa Buck and date 60 SENIOR PROM SENIOR PROM '81 Always And Forever We'll Never Forget May 23, 1981 the night that we had awaited. PROM night, the magic in the air was everywhere. It had all started much earlier with the asking of a date, then the tux renting, the dress buying, flower ordering, car washing, hair curling -would the PROM ever get here? Then finally the night PROM night. The beauty of youth quickens your pulse. What were we eating, who knows the excitement makes it impossible to swallow. The music swells the air and the candles on the tables slowly melt away. Eleven o'clock arrives and the garter dance take it off is the cry. The slow and dreamy music of the prom song Always and Forever each moment with you is like a dream that somehow came true Midnight can it really be over. But not the memories that will last always and forever Becky Lee, Denis Zubal, Doreen Poshedly, Tom Zola Evie Williams and date Jim Ncubeek and date SENIOR PROM 61 MORE OF THE TEACHERS FOR SENIOR LEADERSHIP DAY something new at Lincoln West or something we haven't had for a while. This is the day when seniors become teachers, secretaries, assistant principals, even the principal for a day. Here are remarks overheard by the faculty for a day. I only had 8 students in my first period class My kids can't even add or subtract Do you know they were chewing gum so loud I couldn't think I've decided not to be a teacher I think I'll be a plumber instead If our principal Mastroianni doesn't stop announcing pictures for Miss Cardona's yearbook I'll scream That 12th grade principal Mr. Fayne had better stop pinching everyone Yes, but he does a great job clearing out the hall Does Miss Willingham the 11th grade principal have to look so happy all the time She loves sending people to the aud. 62 SENIOR LEADERSHIP DAY . 'v'S TEACHER FOR A DAY 63 Brunilda Cardona 1 ■ Becky Yoney, Terry Wilson, Carl Lawhorn, Ken Stan-1 back. J Ros Ramos Doreen Poshedly MCI w Dr. Yanculeff Terry Giancaterino Ruble Huff Joseph Sampson 64 HONORS DA Y ASSEMBL Y Mr. Wesley Witlich Terry Giancaterino Tyrone Simon Miss Leser Seniors Honored On Their Day HONORS DAY 65 No senior year would be complete with SENIOR HONORS DAY. Parents, friends, faculty come together with the graduating seniors to honor those students who have excelled in one of many different ways. Perfect attendance as well as outstanding awards are presented to those students having made a significant contribution to the school and the class Each depart- ment within the school places the name of a student who has achieved above and beyond. Students who took part in the Street Law program received distinction. Our own Ruble Huff was proclaimed a science student of the highest quality. The Betty Long and Barrett Smith awards were given to students who excelled in athletics. Bill hiolan Mr. Joseph Simpson Kenneth Stanback Carol Phillips Kathy Sheffield and Friends CLASS OF '81 SAYS GOODBYE TO L-W For Twelve years we dream and plan for the day of Graduation. The end of our childhood years and the real beginning of adulthood. When the day arrives it is filled with the awareness that our high school days are over. The sadness of separation of friends, and the frightening feeling of the tomorrows to come. We wonder what they will be filled with, and how well we will do. Graduation 1981 June 23rd Lincoln West Gym. Mr. James Misch representing the Board of Education. Our principal Mr. Sampson, our Unit principal Mr. Wittich all our friends family. The music begins it is hard to hear it and the nervousness the long walk down the aisle. At first everything seems to take so long and then suddenly it is ended. Applause fills the air as the as the tears fill our eyes. The happiness of a job well done and the sadness of the partings. The school years passed so fast. Denise Clinton Carla Bronson 66 COMMENCEMENT � Class Officers Donna Willingham, Treasurer; Donna Day, Comencemcnt Chair Person; Tom Mastroianni, President; Arthur Rayne, Vice President. Tamika Jones, Prom Chairperson; Hazel Crolley Activities Chairperson Bruni Cardona, Secretary Senior Advisors Mrs. Helene Cushen, Miss Delores Leser Congratulations Donna Golch and Friend 68 COMMENCEMENT '81 We Are The One The LINDA ARCE ANTHONY ARNDT KEVIN ARROYS DARRYL BARHAMS 70 SENIORS '81 Wolverine Class Of 1981 THERESA BUCK THERESA BROSKY SENIORS '81 71 Teri W ilson DENISE CLINTON HAZEL CROLLEY REGINA CRIMALDI DEBORAH CONTI Senior DESARIO CUEVAS IRMA CUMBA MARK DARUS HECTOR CUEVAS A donna day JANET DELEON LESLIE DENNIS MARY Je h CRUZ tV.IIlt smi, LAURIE ANN EARNEST ARTHUR FAYNE IRMA FELICIANO WILLIAM FELICIANO PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE ADELE FIELDS NICOLINA FOLINO GALLO BETTY JEAN GIBBS PA TTY GRANT DEBRA ANN GUIDO TFRRY GIA NCA TER I NO 74 SENIORS BRENDA MARIE GUZMAN HENRIETTA HADDAD DONNA HAUSER WANDA HICKS SENIORS '81 75 DA RLA H1XENBA UGH MELANIE HUD A K TAMMY ISBELL RUBLE HUFF SHERMAN JONES DEBORAH ANN KACZMARSKI STEPHANIE KAIM DONNA KALAS KATHY KEENE VIRGINIA KELLY PEGGI KEFFER Adele $ y$ she gonna cry. MICHELLE KIRK ROBERT KOPCAK TRACIE LAFFERTY STEVE KRAKOVSKY REBECCA LEE WANDA LOPEZ LILLIAN LUGO Jim Zjdrjvcc 78 SENIORS '81 NANCY MALDONADO DONNA MARTOVITZ VIVIAN MATOS DIAZ KAREN MA THENY V THOMAS MASTROIANNI PHILLIP MC DONIE CHRISTOPHER CLARIBEL MELENDEZ MC KOWN JORGE MENDEZ IVAN MONROIG SENIOR '81 79 Piejsc I'm shy TERRI MOORE ZULMA MONTANEZ f ■m mi JAMES NEVBECK COLEEN MORAN MARIA PAPAGIANIS HERBER T PA TTERSON m '4c v fir I ITX CHARLENE PRESTON SENIORS '81 81 MH t| DARRELL POSHEDL Y DOREEN POSHEDL Y MAGALY QUINONES ROSALINA RAMOS ELLIOTT RODRIGUEZ WANDA RODRIQUEZ 82 SENIORS '81 EDWARD RIVERA M1LAGROS RIVERA STEVEN SALOBECKE RAMLOCHAND SAMAROO URSULA ROMAN DAVID ROSE LORI SCARBRO BRENDA SCHAAR ANDRES SERRANO KATHLEEN SHEFFIELD MICHAEL SIDDENS JERRY SKAGGS TINA SKEENS SUSAN SHORTER SANDRA STEWART NORA SEIDNER JANICE STAGGS DA VID TIMOTEO IRVING TORRES Goodbye To A Super L-W i I V HENRY VARGAS NERE1DA TORRES PEDRO TORRES KATHY WAGNER IBZAN WAY CONSTANCE WEI LAND EVA MARY VITALE EDWARD WELLMAN 86 SENIORS '81 Punctuality 12th. RIVERA, AMALIA (AMIE) Amalia's future plans arc to go to work. She would like to leave L-W' Cheryl Hanzel 9in your loving care protect her always Los Viajeros. ROBERTS, MARY S. (BLONDIE) Mary's future plans are to have 4 children to live Happy. She would like to leave L-W all her empty pepsi cola bottles so Mr. Kent will never forget all the times She brought her pepsi to home room. COE 12th. Library Aide 12th, 11th, Mr. Balser's pest 12th, 11th. RODRIGUEZ, RAMON (TONY) Tony's future plans are to become a draftsman. OWE 12th, OWE outstanding stundent. RODRIGUEZ, WANDA Wanda's future plans are to become an administrative secretary. She would like to leave L-W with at least one clean stall in the Lady's Room! COE 12th. ROMAN, URSULA Ursula's future plans are to go to work. She would like to leave L-W some paper towels. COE 12th, COL Treasurer, a half year Merit Roll 12th, lyr perfect Attendance. SALOBECKE, STEVEN (STEVE) Steven's future plans are to go to work. Bowling 12th. SEA MON, CAROL Carol doesn't know what her future plans are right now. COE 12th. SEIDNER, NORA Nora's future plans are to attend college to have her own business. National Honor Society 12th, 11th, Honor Roll 12th, 11th, 10th. SHORTER, SUSAN (SUSIE) Susan's future plans arc to be an accountant, wife and even a mommy. She would like leave L-W the GREATEST MEMORIES OF THE BEST CLASS EVER 1981 . National Honor Society 12th. 11th, COE 12th, Commencement Committee, Honor Roll 12th, 11th, 10th, Library Aide 11th, 10th, Perfect Attendence 12th, 11th, 10th. SPRADL1NG, ROBERTS S. (SPRAD) Robert's future plans are to join USN or USMC. Merit Roll, OWE 12th. STANBACK, KENNETH (BUBBA) Kenneth's future plans are to attend Baldwin Wallace College. He would like to leave L-W to my friend Mike Purifoy, my athletic ability and to Dennis Felton, my brian to give him something to work with. Football 12th, 11th, 10th, Baseball 12th, 11th, 10th, Basketball (Var) 11th (JV) Basketball 10th, Student Congress 12th, Human Relation 11th. STEWART, SANDRA (SANDY) Sandra's future plans are to become a Lawyer. Newspaper Staff 12th, 11th, 10th. (News Editor, Editor, Photographer.) National Honor Society 12th, Yearbook Staff 12th, Office Aide 12th, 11th, two Art Awards two Journalism Awards. STRZALKA, SOPHIE (TORPEDOS) Sophie's future plans are to become a secretary. She would like to leave L-W her bad grades. TAYLOR, MARY Mary's future plans are to become a Cosmotologist. Library Aide 12th. THOMAS, ROSE Rose's future plans are to work and be a millionaire. Wolverina 12th, Merit Roll concession stand worker 12th. TIMATEO, DAVID (EARL ANTHONY) David's plans for the future is to be employed. Baseball 12th, 11th, 10th, Capt of Baseball team 11th, Bowling 12th, 11th, Honor Roll. TORRES, IRVING (IRV) Irving's future plans are to he rich. Football 12th, 11th, National Honor Society 12th, He would like to leave all the Good Times and Parties. TURNER, MICHAEL Michael's plans are to work and go to college. OWE 12th. VANDA LIE, JOSEPH (JOE THE KNIFE) Joseph's plans are to be successful. OWE 2 yrs.-(ground maintanance for Riverside Cemetary,) Human Relations 2 yrs. He would like to leave L-W with his name - Bullet Hole in the wall, Jimmy Hof fa's right arm in the trophy case! WAGNER, KATHY (KAT) Kathy's plans are to become a Cosmotologist. Honor Roll, Merit Roll, Citizenship, Puncuality. WILLIAMS, EVELYN (EVIE) Evelyn's future plans are to go into Business management. Girls Basketball 12th, 11th, 10th, Volleyball 12th, 11th, 10th, Girls Softball 10th. All Star Team - Basketball, Volleyball. WILLINGHAM, DONNA VE NAE (LITTLE DONNA) Donna's plans are to attend college. Volleyball 12th, 11th, Cheerleader (Var) 12th, Girls Softball 11th, 10th, Yearbook Staff 12th, 11th, Student Congress 11th, 10th, SENIOR CLASS OFFICER as Treasurer, P.A.D.S. Leader 12th, 11th, Gym Leader 12th, 11th, 10th, Rotary Club Luncheon, She would like to leave L-W her love happiness. WILSON, TERRY Basketball 11th, 10th, Upward Reach. WOTOWIEC, LAURIE (WADIE) Lauria's plans are to attend college. She would like to leave L-W with her athletic ability in all three sports. Girls Softball 12th, 11th, 10th, Volleyball 12th, 11th, 10th, Girls Basketball 12th, 11th, 10th, National Honor Society 12th, Honor Roll, Merit Roll, M. V.P. North Senate Volleyball, Plain Dealer Dream Team for Softball. YONEY, REBECCA (BECKY) Rebecca's plans are to attend Academy of Court Reporting. National Honor Society 12th, Student Congress 12th, 10th, VICE PRESIDENT of Student Congress 12th, Member of Mock Trial Team 12th, National Honor Society. ZOLA, ANTHONY (TONY WVIZ-ZOLA ) Anthony's future plans are to attend college. Bowling 12th, Baseball 12th, 11th, Basketball (JV) 10th, He would like to leave L-W with nothing. ZUBAL, DENIS (RUNNING DEER) Denis's future plans are to become a Computer Fngneer-ing. He would like to leave L-W his gym locker, if you can stand it's smell. Football 12th, 12th, National Honor Society 12th, Student Congress 12tlt, Gym Leader 11th, BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR OF THE CLASS Ol 1981 IN THE YEARS TO COME!!$$$$ � •• 91 UKU9 Cheryl Shelton-Reading Specialist Carol Thomas Library Assistant mmnnrrrrrt Sylvia Loney, Head of Bi-Lingua! Program Eddie MaeCiles-Guidance Counselor Brenda Nakonecyznyj-Spanish Tutor FACULTY DIVISION 93 Introducing Our Faculty Staff Mr. Wittich Mr. Keipert | .Miss Wright Miss Winowich Dr. Yjnculeff Mr. Olmsted 94 FACULTY STAFF page 94 WESLEY W1TT1CH Assistant Principal for 11 years at L-W. Once a Band Director in Cleveland Schools JOSEPH SAMPSON Principal of L-W and former principal of Lincoln Junior High. Welcome. We are glad to have you here. WILLIE LEE WRIGHT Guidance Counselor to the 10th grade this year KENNETH KEPPERT Head Guidance Counselor and world traveler DOROTHY W1NOVICH Guidance Counselor to the 12th grade this year acceomplished in everything DR. CHRISTO YANCULEFF Band Director of L-W Spent summers taking ALL OHIO BAND to play in Europe. Retires WILLIAM OLMSTED Social Studies teacher. Retires this year after being coach, teacher and friend to students page 95 PATRICIA OSTER Assistant Principal A very popular lady. CHRALES TURNER Assistant Principal New at L-W this year comes from East Tech Welcome. HENRY WILKINS Former principal now a part of the Cluster School concept RICHARD KANE Guidance Counselor. A member of the first staff at L-W also former History teacher Ana DOWNS Counselor for Latin Culture students leaves for Maryland this year and will be missed ALEXANDER MIKULA German teacher at L-W for 11 years retires to Florida FACULTY STAFF 95 96 FACULTY AND STAFF page 96 Mr. Bowles GLORIA ALICEA This was here first year teaching SCIENCE at Lincoln West KA THERINE A DA MS Reading specialist, who was a former student at L-W also Wolverine Adviser and former Wolverine (Yearbook too) WINFIELD BASS AGE Math Teacher who says he wanted to be a forest ranger NAOMI BELL Home Economic teacher who left L-W only to return KENNETH BOLEK Head of the Foreign Language Dept. French Teacher and Student Council Adviser. ANITA BONE BURG Home Economic teacher and member of the SL Tstaff. Introduced the Welcome Club this year. Also Home Nursing FRANCES BRADY Teachers Aide in charge of attendance and also the Mrs. to our John Brady page 97 RICHARD ANDRES Mr. Andres is the Art Department. After school hours our art teacher is a well known professional artist. The entire Andres family is involved in art. PAUL BALSER Head of the Social Studies Department and social studies teacher. He keeps an eye on the future while looking at the past. RALPH BOWLES Social Studies teacher and Street Law Once a year he puts his students through a mock trail and they prove to be professional. We know he likes children his own and others. JOHN BRADY Science teacher with his speciality in Physics. Started college while stationed with the Air Force in Thule Greenland. RON BRADY Head of Special Education Department. Likes horses and the great out of doors FACULTY AND STAFF 97 wmmmm 98 FACULTY AND STAFF page 98 GLORIA BROWN Science teacher who likes Biology. One of the winners of the Quincy Washington A ward in Reading for 1981. PAUL BRANSON Business teacher Bookkeeping is his special subject. He has a green thumb when it comes to vegetables and flowers. ANITA CASALS Secretary to Unit I one year. She loves party food. CHARLES COLE Security guard RUBY CHILDS Security guard HELENE CUSH ENA N English teacher. Senior Class Adviser, Yearbook Adviser. Drama teacher too. ANN CALDWELL Work with the Latin Culture program. Tells us she wanted to be a ballerina page 99 BARBARA BRATTON English teacher, Sponsor of National Honor Society. Does a lot of sailing in her spare time. Science Fiction expert. JAMES CASSIDY Science teacher who has many interests anong them the Teachers Union ANGEL CANDELERIO Teacher of Mathematics who works with Hispanic students. ANNA DOLAN Spanish teacher, who has been involved in raising money for a trip to Mexico. Her four children at home keep her busy. FACULTY AND STAFF 99 Martha Fields 100 FACULTY AND STAFF Mildred Hovan page 100 MARTHA FIELDS Principal secretary, comes to L-W from Max Hayes, she is planning for a son's wedding. MILDRED FLOWERS Secretary to Unit II. As a mother of former L-W students her roots are very deep here. FLORENCE GOOLSBY English teacher involved in the HIGH INTENSITY READING program. Miss Goolsby is new this year from Glenville where their loss is our gain. PAULETTE COLL Teacher of English, Newspaper Adviser, Radio Room Adviser, Many years in volvedin UPWARD BOUND, this lady like to travel. CONSTANCE GREEN Teacher's Aide to Miss Rhodes. Her job takes a lot of patience and she has it. SEYMOUR HOFSTTTLER Teacher in special education. Also is a superior photographer. Among his accomplishments is the filming of the Year of the Child in Africa for the State Department. page 101 LEO DE1NINGER Head of the Science Department, has attended many fine Universities and says he always wanted to be a teacher. A lover of the outdoor life he especially like running, hiking, biking, ornithology, farming he loves it all. GLEN DUGAN English teacher has been a teacher of reading for many years. Although he wanted to be a chemical engineer we are happy he decided to be a teacher. He says he loves books. JOHNWA FRISCO Security Guard MILDREN HOVAN Teacher's Aide in the Reading Lab. Assists Mrs. Acama FACULTY AND STAFF 101 page 102 GAEL JINKS Head of Industrial Arts Dept, teaches drafting. Teacher at L-W since it opened before that West High. JACK JISA Teacher in Industrial Arts, work with Wood Shop. Assistant Foot-ball coach. ED KEICH Teacher of science, his specialty in Biology. This teacher who always wears a smile has a steady hand at cutting open those frogs. ERIKA LETALIK Building substitute who has taught in every subject area. She traveled to South America this summer. DOLORES LESER Head of the Math Department. She delights in Calculus, Advanced Math and those brain teaser subjects. An accomplished singer. The Met's loss is our gain. page 103 RUSSELL KALBRUNNER Our Athletic Director. Thanks to him the authletic program runs. When he is not doing this he teaches math. But don't say Snicker to him. LARRY KENT Industrial Arts teacher also head of the SLT this year. If awards were given for best disposition he would win. FLORENTINE KLEINSCHMIDT Secretary to Unit III. The seniors owe her many thanks for keeping their records in order. ANDREA LE BRON Security Guard JOSEPH LENDERSKIS Head of the Library. A photographer you can always count on to help you out with supplies and a steady eye. ELEANOR MACK Business teacher. This year Miss Mack started a Craft Club. When not teaching she likes to travel. NORMAN MERHAUT Head of the English Dept. Also head Baseball Coach. He enjoys Racketball, golf, baseball and Card Tricks? 102 FACULTY AND STAFF FACULTY AND STAFF 103 I , Pg 04 DANIEL MAHONEY Building substitute with a special liking for English. ROSALYN MILLER Head of the Home Economics Dept. Comes from Kentucky and enjoys reading, sewing, and plants plus her two children. WALTER MUCHA Teacher of children who comes to our school with other languages. His is an interesting classroom. PEGGY PALUMBO Physical Education teacher. Basketball Coach outstanding. Likes all sports she has coached Softball and Volleyball Swimming too. GARNET PATTERSON Teacher in the Latin Culture program ELD comes from Akron Ohio and likes everything. page 105 DAN MUSSELIN Math teacher, who wanted to be in engineer. He enjoys golf and bowling and his two young children ROBERT MOSSBRUGER Business teacher who likes young people of all ages. He has five of his own. DAVE NABINGER Social Studies teacher has always wanted to be a teacher and coach. He was our former Track Coach. Likes athletics of all kinds. JOHN PAPPAS Building Substitute this year Students were pleased to have him FRANCIS PARENT Teacher of English, who enjoys Antique collecting. Mr. Parent comes from Minnesota and says he wanted to be a fireman. HELENE PASQUIN Teacher of Special Education. This lady has a winning way with everyone. JOHN PETERSON Teacher of Industrial Arts Worked with the Auto Shop He kept those buggies running. 104 FACULTY AND STAFF FACULTY AND STAFF 105 page 106 DA VID PETSCHA UER Phys Ed teacher new this year. JOHN PERRIN Head of Career Program for Students and teacher training. CARMEN RODRIGUEZ Physical Education teacher. Great coach of the Volleyball team. Miss R as she is called is always in volved with students. MARGERY REID Special Education teacher who has a winning smile and quiet way with her students. She will be married this summer and will move to Connecticut. RENALDO RIVERA Social Studies teacher. This year has been interesting for this popular teachers as he kept track of of yellow busses. page 107 SUE PETERS A Reading teacher new this year in our building. She is a specialist in this field and we welcome her. DOROTHY PERRY Teacher's Aide to the High Intensity Reading Program. JUDITH POWE English teacher new this year. ARLENE PREVOST Head of the Business Department. Has a quiet and friendly manner with her students and when not teaching she enjoys her home and friends ELI PRINCE Industrial Arts teacher. Enjoys life and his specialty is the field of Electricity. AMANDA RHODES Teacher of special Education. Her patience is great. She enjoys interior decorating in her spare time. RUTH RUD Business teacher. Former Adviser to the Sky Club is an avid skier and golfer too 106 FACULTY AND STAFF FACULTY AND STAFF 107 page 108 ANNETTE RODRIGUEZ Clerk to the Job Development Program. Former L-W grad and mother of three. ERNEST SURNEGIE English teacher who enjoys fishing and some quiet time to read and relax. ED SCHROTH Industrial Arts teacher of Electricity works with the football team. Interested in photography and nature LA BLANCHE TRAIL Home Economics teachers who hales from Kentucky. Her interests are reading, sewing, and ping pong JOHN VACHA Social Studies teacher and teacher of Advanced Placement Histoy. For many years Advister to L-W FreedomRider BRENDALYNN WILSON English teacher, new this year will be married the end of June HAYWARD STIGERS Security Guard JOHN SFORZO Social Studies teacher who grew up in the Lincoln West area. Once the high school wrestling coach. DOUG SOVCHIK Industrial Arts teacher, and our Football coach. Brings lots of eagerness and experience to our athletic program. LOU SAWCH1K Science teacher and former basketball player enjoys gardening. Says he wanted to be a policeman. ROSALYN TAYLOR Special Education teacher soft spoken effective teacher with her students. HUBERT WEST Science teacher who sponsors the Drill Team Member of the 1980 Olympic Pistol Team. BI TTY YASAK! School Treasurer, friend and doer of all clerical jobs that need doing. DON ZUKERMAN Math teacher who enjoys bowling, traveling, baseball. Recently married. 108 FACULTY AND STAFF FACULTY AND STAFF 109 UNDERCLASS SOPHOMORES 111 Sophomore Start In New School I ALDOY, Joan ALLEN: Elizabeth ANDERSON, Leo APONTE, Rosa AQUINO, Kenya ASIA, Sanora BAKER, Michelle BALLARD, Brenda BARROWS, Stanley BEEDLES, Michelle BENNETTE, Angenette BOHLES, Darryl BOWEN, Tracy BOYD, James BREEZE, Carl BROCK, Noele BROOKS, Jeanette BROWN, Angela BROWN, Edgar BROWN, Sherrie BROWN, Sheryl BURROUGHS, Robert CAMPBELL, Theresa CANCEL, Carlos CARABELLA, Ana tiIda CASTRO, Awilda 112 SOPHOMORE Everything Is Different - A Challenge CASTRO, Noemi CHANEY, Tanya CHAVIS, Tracy COLLIER, Eleanor COLON; Lee Roy CRA WFORD, Michael CRIDER, Lora DABBS, Angie DA VIDSON, Maria DA VIS, Karla DAVIS, Kevin DIAL, Donna DI LUZIO, Ben DOLINSKY, Vera DUGAN, Elizabeth DWART, Debra EDWARDS, Sharon FLOYD, Verona FLETCHER, Rhonda FLECHA, Deborah FLAGG, Carolyn FARROW, Nica FARMER, Shiryl FANARA, Carmen SOPHOMORE 113 New Friends New Teachers, A World KHALIL, HaA m HALL, De ores HAMILTON', Miranda HANNA, Kelly HAYES, Diahn HAYES, Terry HENNES, Mary HILL, Susan GALES, Sheila GEORGE, Monica GILL, Jim GIST, Michele GEORSMEYER, Sheree GONZALES, Chris GRANDY, Trade GRANT, Michael GREEN, Laura GREEN, Virginia IAMMAGGI, Carmelo JACKSON, Floyd 114 SOPHOMORE Of High School - Of Learning JANKOWSKI Kim JAWHARI, Housam JAWHARI, Illohim JEREMIC, Milan JO AD AN, Jacqueline JOHNSON, Michelle JONES, Ethel JONES, Johnson JOYMER, Grenda KING, Rebecca LANE, Tracy LAWHUN, Tina LEACH, Clinton LOPEZ, Renee MAGISTRO, Gaetano MAHONEY, Donna MAINER, Aleena MAROUN, Lina MCBRYDE, Belinda MCCLAIN, Tammie MCCLENTON, Patricia MITCHELL, Douglas SOPHOMORE 115 A Time To think About Career ME ISON, La von is MOORE, Gail MOSS, Ron MORTON, James MOREMAN, Nichels MOORER, Laureen MOORE, Eric MILLER, Kosandra MC KINNEY, Leonard NICHOAS, Charisse NORRIS, Lisa OWENS, Tonja PERKINS, Ollie PHLIP, Mike PINARO, Maomi PRICE, Ben PRUNCHAK, John RATCLIFF, Deborah RIVERA, Lucy ROGERS, Donna RUIZ, Sandra 116 SOPHOMORE Maybe I Can Put That Off A Little Longer TIDERMAN, Brenda THOMPSON, Genita THOMPSON, Donna THOMPSON, Brenda SAMPLER, Stan SANFORD, George SARTON, Melvina SCOTT, Anthony SCHULTZ, Reiner SERRANO, Brenda SCOTT, Beverly SEXTON, Sherry SHACKLEY, Valerie SIMPSON, Leslie SMALL, Yolanda SMALLWOOD, Rosemary SOFISH, Sam SOWELL, Iliya STANSBERRY, Frank STEARNS, Clarissa STEWART, Billy STEWART, Jackie STIEGELMEYER, Lori SULLIVAN, Mia SOPHOMORE 117 Time To Worry About Driver's License TOLBERT; Brian TORRES, Cynthia TUCKER, Jackie TURNEE, Carrie WARD, Daphne WARD, Deanna WATTS, Jerry WATTS, Veronica WEAVER, Robert WEBSTER, Katherine WHITE, Cornelia WHITT, Tony WHITTMORE, Catherine WICKS, Lelia WOLE, Catherine WOODSON, Tonya VALENTINE, Cynthia VALENTINE, Terrel VEGA, Brenda ZADRAVEC, James ZOLA, Linda ZUK, Pam 118 SOPHOMORE And Just What High School Is About ANDREWS, Fatimah CARABALLO, Myrna FLOYD, Verona MANSOUR, Lola ROSE, Regina RUIZ, Sandra SANDERS, Anthony STANSBERRY, Frank WALTERS, Lisa WILLIAMS, Bruce Autographs SOPHOMORES 119 Gee It's Great To Be A Junior ADAMS Angela AUSTIN, Sammie AYLER, Desiree APPLING, Wanda ALENANDER, Sandra BALYER, Rita BANKS, Verna BARKER, David BARTLEBAUGH, Christen BECKS, George BELL, Jesse BLACKMAN, Renee BROTHERS, Vandalere BROWN, Dale BROWN, Janice BROWN, Joyce BUSH, Keith CARSON, Arnctta CHABRIER, Angle CHERRY, Helen 120 JUNIORS Wonder If Look Any Different CRENSHA W, Frances DANCY, Renee DENSON, Sherrill DI LUZIO, Laurie ENDO, Kathy FERNANDEZ, Jorge FOUT, James FREDERICY, Michael FUSSI, Guy GAINER, Roland GEORGE, Carncll GRECO, Sue GULLEY, Annette HAGGERTY, Kathy HARRIS, Kimberly HAWKINS, Carrie HAYNER, Kathy HESTER, Regina HILL, Renita HUTTER, Teresa JACKSON, Jo JACKSON, Michael JUNIORS 121 I Think It's Time To Plan My future JERIDO, Ruthie JOHNSON, Frances JOHNSON, Jesse JOHNSON, Robin JONES, Darryl JONES, Jackie JONES, Janet JONES, Janice JONES, Sherri LACEY, Marva LEWIS, Lynnette LLOYD, Wayne LLODY, Yolanda LUCKETY, Lisa MALIZIA, Gina MARKS, Janet 122 JUNIORS MV What Shall I Do-Who Will I Be MORRIS, Carla MOSBY, Angela MOSBY; Ke i DVSCATELLO, Denise PEN NYMAN, Woncina PLUMMBER, Patricia RANKINS, Yvonne R A NS AN, Monica R A NS AW, Gwen RATCLIFF, Juanita REILLY, Dave REM BERT, Kevin RICKS, Eric RUIZ, Jose RUSNAK, Micjael SAVAGE, Crystal SEALS, Karl SMITH, Eric SNOW, James SPRUCE, Jacqueline TARTT, Anthony THOMAS, Ricardo JUNIORS 123 One More Year Of School I'd Better TORRES, Brenda TYREE, Rhonda TYSON, Liz BAUSS, Bonita WADE, Denise WALLACE, Elicia WALLS, Jacqueline WARE, Demetria WATKINS, Angela WATTS, Vanissa WEBB, Cay WEST, Antionette WHEATLEY, Bonniece WHITE, Johnny WILBUR, Tammy WILLS, Patricia WILLIAMSON, Gary WILSON, Rebecca WORKMAN, Denise ZWARYCZ, Lesia 124 JUNIORS Make Every Day The Best I Can DAVIS: Kenneth EVANS, Paula RANDALL, Sandra PETERS; Druella YOUNG, Rosalind Autographs JUNIORS 125 A Look At School Life BfflCtt SfWMSv HH (wji 126 FASHION SHOWS, RALLIES Theresa Buck, Carmen Pena, Joanne Vitale OUR SCHOOL LIFE 127 Tina Distefano Michelle Kirk Goodbye From The Phoenix Staff Being editor of 3 yearbook is a very big responsibility and I'd like to thank Mrs. Cushenan for believing I could do that job. When you put together a yearbook you see many pictures of the years you've spent in school and you have the memories to go with each picture. Through those pictures you remember all the times spent laughing with friends and crying when it was time to leave them. You remember the teachers who guided you so carefully through three of the hardest years of your life. Through this yearbook you remember it all and when someone asks you what school it's from you can proudly answer Lincoln-West . Laurie Earnest Editor-in-Chief 128 2 2008 V NOV 2 2 2008 AdOD lflS3?7‘in I W 1 ■ «t • � 0009185377919