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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1988 volume:

The Phoenix Lincoln-West High School Eighteenth Edition Cleveland, Ohio as -3Y We Believe The Seniors Are The Future Ms. Gill with her students, Tina Phillips (left) and Wanda Cruz, in Home Economics. Cindy Dutton, class valedictorian and Antwane Nelson, president of the Senior Class. Teach Us Well “Whatever it is. I hope it doesn’t blow up! This appears to be the concern of science students (L-R) Sandra Melendez, Otis Anderson and Norma Vasquez. And Let Us Lead The Way 3 Here we have (L-Rl Harold Corrothers, Chris Williams, Kevin McMullen, Cedric Hudson, Michael Mays and Julian Cromity. The Wolverines, led by Isabel Delgado, and Ray-chelle Matthews, do their routine. A Cheerleaders Crystal Baltone, Rr chelle Davison, Lydia Dowd ley, Crystal Rayner and Kendra Willis performed at the rally. The Boosters added their support. Making an entrance is the Marching Band which featured Kl-dridge Miller, Felicia Buford, Crystal Franklin, Gloria Hicks, Marcus Story and Terrell Parks. A Sense Pride Rally Members of the J.V. and Varsity football team were introduced to the students and faculty. Let Our Laughter The Wolverines. Kiesha Walker. Candidates for Homecoming King were (L-R) Harold Corrothers, Maderlin Lavette. « Edwin Sanchez, Darrell Solomon and Clifford Wallace. The Greatest Love of All. -Whitney Houston “I believe the children are the future, Teach them well and let them lead the way. Show them all the beauty they possess inside, Give them a sense of pride To make it easier. Let their laughter Remind them how it used to be.............. Modeling prom fashions were (L-R) Tamika Clark. Laquita 1 Smith. Lisa Hall, Carolyn Wilson and Machclle McKinney. 6 Remind Us How It Used To Be r We Have The Best Dr. Paula Goll, who heads Project Success at Lincoln-West, and Mr. Crittendon, our principal, were honored this year as recipients to two prestigious awards in the field of education. Dr. Goll was named one of only five teachers from North East Ohio to receive the Martha Jennings Scholar Award designating her as a Master Teacher. Mr. Crittendon received the John Vaughn Excellence Award as an outstanding educator of young people. The award was presented to him by the North Central Association. Congratulations, Dr. Goll and Mr. Crittendon. 7 The Senior Class -----------Principal’s Message------- Time: The Subtle Thief Mr. Crittendon Nothing is as empty as lives filled with consuming loneliness and gnawing regrets about what might have been. The poetry and songs of centuries echo in many ways the human calamity of unfilled hopes and smashed dreams. No such despair characterizes the Class of 1987. Your Class, recognized from the beginning that high school is, in a sense, the last stop of your young years, and your experiences here seem to overflow with friendship, laughter, and the unforgettable gentle pleasure of familiarity. You have respected each other; you have found and cemented lasting relationships; above all, you have enjoyed yourselves, blending academic seriousness with a light sensitive social scene. Milton once called time “The subtle thief of youth.” Do not let this clockwork larceny destroy your zest; life is too short to tamper with the sweetness of moments well lived! 8 Fondly and with best wishes always, H. Jerome Crittendon Principal Miss Alicea. Science Mrs. Basile, Comm. Skills Miss Barroso, Ed. Aide Miss Bobka. Math Mr. Bolek, French Mrs. Boozer, Asst. Prin. Mrs. Brabson, Spanish Mr. Brady, Sp. Ed. Mrs. E. Brown, Soc. Stud. Mrs. G. Brown, Science Mr. Caldwell, Phys. Ed. Mrs. Carey, Guidance Mrs. Caudro, Ed. Aide Mr. Coe, Security Mr. Collier, Voc, Elec. Mrs. Coreno, Ed. Aide Mrs. Doolittle, Sp. Ed. Mrs. Ducsay, Office Mrs. Duda. Aff. Read. Mrs. Dyer. Ed. Aide Mr. Doering. Soc. Stud. Mr. Bolek (right), French teacher, talks with parents of his students during open house. Mrs. Dolan, Spanish Mrs. Dum Dum. Spanish Mrs. Edwards. Business Mrs. El-Rif, Guidance Mrs. Evcic, Ed. Aide 10 Mrs. Fields, Office Mr. Fox, Aff. Read. Mr. Fredrick, Math Mrs. Feimster, Business Mrs. Gay. Ed. Aide Mr. Geralds, Soc. Stud. Mrs. Geralds. Home Ec. Miss Gill, Home Ec. Mr. Glassic, Library Mr. Glover, Phys. Ed. Dr. Goll, Proj. Success Mrs. Gresham, Comm. Skills Mr. Hernandez, Tutor Mrs. Hickman, Ed. Aide Mrs. Hill. Home Ec. Mrs. Husehy, Comm. Skills Mrs. Hopkins, Ed. Aide Mr. Hutter, Soc. Stud. Miss Joseph, Tutor Mr. Kalb, Math Mr. Kalbrunner, Math Mr. Kane, Guidance Mr. Keich. Science Mrs. Kemock, Home Ec. Mr. Kim, Proj. Success Mr. Klimkowicz, Science Mr. Kresse, ISR 11 I Mrs. Labod, Security Mr. Lenderskis, Library Ms. I.eser, Math Mrs. Lynch, Aff. Read. Mr. Martin, Sp. Ed. Mr. Mathews, Ind. Arts Mr. Maxwell. Science Mr. McWilliams, Proj. Success Mrs. Miller, English Mrs. J. Miller. Comm. Skills Mrs. R. Miller, Home Ec. Mr. Moore, Ass’l Prin. Mr. Moore, Sp. Ed. Mr. Mossbruger Business Mr. Mucha, English Ms. Mullins, Sp. I’M. Mr. Mussulin, Math Mr. Nahinger, Soc, Stud. Mrs. Norris. Sp. Ed. Mr. Plafcan, Science Mr. Ortiz, Tutor Miss Palumbo, Phvs. Ed. Ms. Peterson, Ed. Aide Ms. Prescott, English Mrs. Prevost, Business Mr. Rader, English Mrs. Ramos, Ed. Aide Mrs. Reinmer, Work Prog. Mr. Rice, Ind, Arts 12 Guidance Counselors, like Mrs. El-Rif (left), were busy all year helping students. Mrs. Rubin. Comm. Skills Mr. Schroth, Ind. Arts Mrs. C. Shelton, English Mrs. E. Shelton. Sp. Ed. Mr. J. Smith, Math Mr. Stith. Band Mrs. Strock, Sp. Ed. Mr. Strong, OWE Mr. Surnegie, English Mrs. Taylor, Soc. Stud. Bump Taylor, Phvs. Ed. Mr. J. Taylor. Tutor Mr. Testa. Art Miss Thomas, Proj. Success Mr. Vacha, Soc, Stud. Mr. Valenciano, Aff. Read. Mrs. Webb, Library Aide Mrs. Wilkins. Job Develop. Mr. Williams, Aff. Read. Mrs. Willis. Home Ec. Mrs. Wilson, Ed. Aide Mrs. Yasaki. Office Mr. Zukerman, Math 13 I e«° � rv Manning the picket line were (L-R) Mr. Caldwell, Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Taylor, Mr. McIntyre and Mr. Klimkowicz. On the left is Mr. Bratton who served hot coffee and tea to the marchers. Teacher Strike Lasted 6 Weeks Do you remember the teacher's strike in February? It lasted 6 days. Teachers went from the classroom to the picket line on Friday, Feb. 26, after negotiations with the Board of Education broke down. The issues were wages and a mandatory career ladder which the teachers felt was being imposed upon them by the administration against their will. Then the school hoard announced its plans to keep four high schools open during the strike, including Lincoln-West, to accommodate the seniors. Principals were to be used as teachers. Many teachers arrived at the school before 6 a.m. to man the picket line. Wood scraps were burned in barrels and hot coffee and tea were poured into cups to warm the marchers. On the first day of the strike, Ken Queencr, a senior, showed up at the school to drop off a homework assignment to his science teacher, Mr. Klimkowicz. “I just want to graduate and get on with my life,” he said. Wishing they were back in the classroom are (I,- Joining forces on the picket line were (L-R) Miss Alicea, Ms. Zak, Ms. Peters R) Mr. Caldwell, Mr. Clover, Mrs. Carey and Mrs. and Miss McSweeney. Cargile. ATHLETICS The Wolverine defense lines up for a play against Fast High while members of the offense (top left) anxiously await their turn to get hark into the game. Quarterback Ron Dembie (top center) turns up Held for a long gain. Members of the 1987 Lincoln-West Varsity Football Team. In the top photo Quarterback Ron Dembie hands the ball off to Marvin Tabb, running back, while Don Mojewski sets up to block. ■ Football Edition 17 Wolverinas I The Wolverinas performed at the Pep Rally. The Wolverinas included: Top Row (L-R): Ms. Zak, co-advisor; Kamelia Muhammad, Tonya Pierce, Lisa McDonald, Markita Rogers, Felicia McCrary, Rochelle Caldwell. Candice Sanders. Shconna Merritt. Kay Morrow, and Mrs. E. Brown, advisor. Bottom Row (L-R): Isabelita Delgado, Raychelle Matthews, Satana Kent, Sandra Pauls and Kim Norris. Cheerleaders Getting ready at a football game are Cheerleaders (from left) Sabrina hedger, Melissa Medina. Shakira Tolbert, Risa Meyers, Willie Harris and Crystal Bolton. Showing off their routines are Senior Cheerleaders (from Left) Dreana Williams, Kendra Willis and Dionne Kane. 19 Willie Williams, senior, bench-pressed 190 pounds in his weight class to set a new school record. William Ward, senior, bench-pressed 235 pounds in the over 220 pound weight class. Ricardo Mitchell impressed the spectators when he bench-pressed 225 pounds. Verifying Willie's weight before the competition were Coaches Sovchik and Nabinger. Weight I New Schc Lincoln-West's 1988 Lift-a-Thon saw some old school records fall by the wayside. Willie Williams, senior, set a new school record in the 120 pound weight cass by bench-pressing 190 pounds and deadlifing 350 pounds. Lawrence Marzett, sophomore, also set a new school record in his weight class when he bench pressed 210 pounds and deadlifted 370 pounds. Explaining the rules of the Life-a-Thon is Coach Sovchik. - ifters Set ) ol Records Others who came in first in their respective classes included Artie Mason, senior, who bench-pressed 260 pounds and .Julian Cromity who was able to press 225 pounds while deadlifting 360 pounds. Gary Starks, junior, bench-pressed 385 pounds while deadlifting 565 pounds for an all-time city record. Sophomore Vincent Bey bench-pressed 240 pounds and Alan Fletcher pressed '205 pounds. Roger Stoudmire bench-pressed 140 pounds in his weight class. Lawrence Marzett. sophomore, also set a new school record by bench-pressing 210 pounds and deadlifting 370 pounds. Roshon Stewart was also impressive as he bench-pressed 225 pounds. of the game Phil Lundy passes the ball down court against Collinwood. Assisting on the play is Omar Salters (12). w th Collin- wood picks Taking practice shots before their game against Collinwood are Jeff Williams (with the ball). Ron Dembic and Robert Barnes. Robert Barnes (far right) makes a basket while his teammates (from left) Ron Dcmbic. Phil Lundy and Johnny Jones look on. Michael Mays scores two points with this jump shot while Phil Lundy and Omar Salters provide the moral support. Varsity Basketball Members of the Varsity Basketball team included (bottom row, L-R) Michael Mays. Omar Salters. .Jeff Williams. Ron Demhie. Robert. Barnes, .Johnny Jones and Cedric Hudson. Top row (L-R) are Russell Williams, Julian Oromity, Michael Rhodes Jermaine Sayles, Phil Lundy, Rico I’ere and Harold Cor rot hers. Passing the hall against the John Hay defense is Lyda Jefferson (right! as her teammates Maryann Koziol (21) and Marta Candelario wait for the play to develop. Cynthia Kobinson passes the ball to Maryann Koziol (21) as Lynda Jefferson (32) comes up to assist on the play. On the right is Sebrena Harden (20) shooting from the free throw line. IK SCORECARD f tm... | Lynda Jefferson finds the mark with this 2-pointer against John Hay. LWHS OPPONENT 38 Collin wood 34 26 Glenville 54 52 John Hay 62 48 Marshall 58 58 West Tech 43 29 East High 51 50 Beaumont 62 Girls Basketball Getting a pep-talk from thier coach. Miss Palumbo, during half-time are Sherry Roberson, Marta Cande-lario, Maryann Koziol, Linda Jefferson. Deborah Crockett, Dot Conley and Quantina Pollard. Boys-Girls Volleyball The Hoys’ Volleyball team included: front row (I.-R) Candise Sanders. .lose Rodriguez, Ho-dorick Glass, and Johnny “Train” Jones. Hack Row (L-R) Coach Rice, Roberto Rodriguez, Pete Beltran and Jose Rodriguez. Members of the 1987 Girls Volleyball team included: To Row (L-R): Isabelita Delgado, Sherry Roberson, Tonya Pierce and Mary Carter. Bottom Row (L-R): Candice Sanders, Katherine Thomas, Satana Kent and Lynda Jefferson. Boys-Girls Track ’, 3 fee'll .. I .. Quantum Pollard, Sprinter. Jerrell Holmes First in the 4 X 200 meter relay was Ithea Priestcr. Taking part in the city-wide track meet for the girls were Consuela Lawler, Kendrea Morrow, Rhea Pricster, Sherry Roberson, Qnantina Pollard. Marie Tables, Evelyn Rios, Cynthia Robinson and Risa Tables. The boys’ team included Norman Berry, Anthony Black, Grover Brown, Lamont Cooper, Ronald Fields, Alan Fletcher, David Harris, Chris Howard, Jerrell Holmes, Roland Ivy, Dane Smith, Terrence Whitsett, Damon Williams and Alonzo Wilson. Coming up fast on his opponent is .Jerrell Holmes, distance runner. Sprinter Ronald Fields. Jon Llubertes slides safely into third base in a game against John Kennedy at Brookside Pork. The Wolverines won that game 8-4. Jose Santiago stands in the batter's box as he waits to hit against Kennedy. Scorecard LWHS OPPONENT i 6 West Tech 7 3 John Hay 7 ; 4 East High 8 12 Collinwood 2 3 Glenville 12 5 West Tech 4 4 John Marshall y 4 John Marshall 13 20 John Marshall 7 13 JFK 4 7 JFK 8 7 John Adams 20 6 John Adams 7 14 East Tech 3 8 East Tech 3 11 South 14 3 South 8 14 East High 11 7 Collinwood 4 3 Glenville 9 Boys Baseball .John Llubertes is safe as he scrambles back to first base. Wolverine Baseball Coach Schroth watches his players go through infield practice. Pitcher Karim Fadi warms up on the sidelines before the first game of the season with West Tech. Talking with the umpire before the game are (from left) Ivette Serrano, right fielder, and Mariann Kor.iol, short stop. Waiting on the bench for their turn on the field (above) are (from left) Melissa Damm, outfielder, Wanda Castro, and outfielder Dawn Pickryl. Checking the equipment bag for the season’s opener with West Tech is Dawn Pickryl while pitcher Ondrea Sanchez (above) loosens up her arm 30 with her battery-mate, catcher Tracy Pickryl. Watching the action on the field from behind the backstop are Mary Carter, third base, hits a fly ball to the outfield in her first tii (from left) Melissa Damm, Wanda Castro and Dawn Pickryl. at bat. Lady Wolverinas Had Winning Season by Angelo I,cnix Helped by timely hitting and good fielding, the Lady Wolverina Softball team finished the season in second place in the North Senate, behind East High, with an impressive 13-7 record, well above the .500 mark. The season started with a whopping 21-7 victory over West Tech in which the girls scored more than 10 runs in the first inning. John Hay was their second victim, 17-9. Their first loss was to East High, 24-17. Hut they came back to win their next three games, beating Collinwood, (llenville and John Marshall. The season ended in a flurry as the girls whipped John Hay, Collinwood, West Tech and East Tech. We have the ability to beat any team in the North Senate, but softball is an unpredictable game. You can out play a team and still lose,” accord ing to Ms. Zak. the team’s coach. Despite their second place finish, the Lady Wolverinas held their ground and put on a good performance. And things look even better next year. Only one of the starters, Jackie Padilla, is a senior and will not be back. She plans to start Bowling Green University this fall. This gives the team a good nucleus for next year which should be another exciting season. Maybe even a championship. Iary Ann Koziol, shortatop, gate ready to hit against West Tech Scorecard LWHS OPPONENT 21 West Tech 7 17 John Hav 9 17 East High 24 15 Collinwood 6 11 GJenville 5 17 John Marshall 8 6 South High 20 9 Glenville 6 1 f John Marshall 23 11 JFK 9 14 John Hay 2 1 South High 20 8 JFK 9 4 John Adams 5 1 East High 6 13 John Hay 11 8 Collinwood 7 24 West Tech 14 1 5 East Tech 3 31 Seniors, Faculty Show Their Stuff The faculty hung on to edge the seniors 38-35 in the annual senior-faculty all-star basketball game which was played in the gym. Top scorers for the teachers were Mr. Rader and Mr. Burns. The others were Mr. Rice, Mr. Washington, Mr. Frederick, Mr. McClellan, Mr. Randall, Mr. Kalb, Mr. Stith and Mr. Collier, top rebounder. Top scorer for the seniors was Harold Corrothers. The other seniors were Willie Williams, Jerrick Johnson, Otis Anderson, Demetrius Tucker and Dennis Demby. Sinking a 2-pointer for the seniors is Darrell Solomon (43). Ray Randall (14) and Mr. Collier (82) snatch a rebound from Jerrick Johnson (63). Darrell Solomon 143) makes another basket, but the faculty went on to win the game. Omar Abdul Aziz Anthony Adams Stacey Amos Otis L. Anderson Artis Armstead Jesus E. Arroyo Annie M. Bell Laura G. Bennett Lana M. Betton Helen Y. Black Patricia Boone Mary Brown Sherhonda Brown John C. Butcher Andrew J. Carmichael Aaron N. Carter 34 Tammy L. Chriswell Tamika Clark ' ( I ; i I r Harold J. Corrothers Deanna Cortez Leroy Crawford Julian A. Cromity Anny Cruz Rodney K. Dawson Angelicia DeBose Isabelita Delgado Ronald Dembie Latisa Demmings James C. Dickerson Sherray Dimmings Robert L. Duckworth Angela V. Dudley The theme of this year’s Homecoming was, “We’ve Only Just Be gun,” The dance itself was a gala event that was held in the second floor cafeteria. This year’s Homecoming King and Queen were Mr. Harold Corrothers and Ms. Shauna Ledger. First Runner-Ups were Edwin Sanchez and Felicia McCrary. Second Runner-Ups were Manderlin Lavette and An-gelicia DeBose. Third Runner-Ups were Darrell Solomon and Sheila Stockman and the Fourth Runner-Ups were Clifford Wal lace and Tracy Steiner. This was an event that will never be forgotten, thanks to Mrs. Dolan and the Lincoln-W'est Student Council. 36 Homecoming Tracy Steiner and Clifford Wallace 1987 37 Cindy M. Dutton David J. Eslaquil Anthony Espada Doreese Evans Teena Evans Lilliam Feliciano Audrey Fields Kelvin M. Flowers Linda Flowers Jacqueline Caiman Vanessa A. Gleeson Janette Gomez Maria I. Gomez Orlando Gonzalez Rafael Gonzalez Tracy M. Hairston Lisa D. Hall Steven L. Hall Frances S. Harden Teresa Harrison Levi Hicks Idreea Hill Jerrell Hill Christopher J. Howard 4 38 Rodney A. Ivy Augustin Jackson Terrell Jackson Tondelayo Jackson Lynda C. Jefferson Jerrick Johnson Lawrence D. Johnson Zenobia Johnson Deshon D. Jones Tabitha W. Jones Dionne C. Kane Fadi A. Karim Satana I. Kent Teresia Keys Manderlin T. Lavette Luz B. Lebron Shauna M. ledger Angelo D. Lenix Terrance D. Lewis Wanda E. Lopez Phillip L. Lundy Daniel A. Majewski Yolanda Malave Jennifer Malone Lisett Marti Arthur C. Mason f 39 Antwane Nelson was the first class president at Lincoln-West who rapped his way to the top. Members of the Senior Class Advisory Board. Leaders Of The Class Of 88 Senior Class Officers were (1-r, top row) Tabitha Jones, secretary; Lana Betton, vice-president; Antwane Nelson, president and Janette Sanford (bottom), treasurer. Lana Bctton, vice president, spoke the words that made her one of the top vote getters. Competition during campaign week was keen but these four reigned by its end: President Antwane Nelson, Vice President Lana Bet-ton, Secretary Tabitha Jones and Treasurer Jeanette Sanford. These officers were assisted by Mrs. Basile, Senior Class advisor and the Senior Advisory Board consisting of representatives from each senior homeroom. None of us will forget the winning speech by the President which went something like this: “You know it’s not over until the fat lady sings. So make the wise choice and vote for the one who will bring satisfaction guaranteed like a president should . . Candidates for Senior Class Officers lined the stage waiting to deliver their speeches. Tara J. Matthews Brian K. Mays Michael Mays Monique Mays Felicia N. McCrary Angela T. McDonald Machell A. McKinney Kevin H. McMullen Marisol Medina Anna M. Mercado Adalberto Merced Willie Merritt, Jr. Sherry A. Miner Tamanya L. Mitchell 42 ) ' Delores R. Montgomery James K. Moore Anthony Mosley Joseph Nappicr Antwane L. Nelson Kimberly J. Norris Susan Ocasio Ana L. Otero Samuel Otero Milagro Pacheco Jacqueline Padilla Sandra Pauls Rosa L. Pena Veronica Pena David S. Pernell 43 Senior Popularity Poll Not Pictured Edwin Sanchez (School Spirit Cutest)Boy) Jeanette Sanford (Cutest Girl Shortest Girl) Willie Williams (Shortest Boy) Darrell Taylor (Class Clown Loudest Boy) Sandra Pauls (Class Clown) Angelicia DeBose (Loudest Girl) Julian Cromity and Teresa Melton, Biggest Flirt Raychelle Mathews, School Spirit Angelo Lenix, Quietest Boy (To the left) Ronald Dembie and Sabrina Harden, Most Athletic (To the right) Kevin McMullen and Harold Corrothers Angela Dudley and Lana Betton; Best Friends ) Fred Ward and l,aQuita Smith, Tallest Lana Betton and Aaron Carter, Best Dressed (To the right) Kelly Taylor and Kevin McMullen, Most Popular Fred Ward and Rosalyn Rodgers. Most Talented Clifford Wallace and (’indy Dutton (also Quietest Girl), Most Likely to Succeed Anthony A. Perteet Tina M. Phillips Phillip L. Prince Candace Randall Rosaline S. Ray Kenneth Reese, Jr. Charles E. Rhodes George F. Richardson Evelin C. Rios Carlos A. Rivera Deborah Rivera Marilu R. Rivera Rosalyn Rodgers Elvin Rodriguez Marisol Rodriguez Nathaniel Rodriguez Ruben Rodriguez Rodolfo Rucda Sobhi M. Saliba Omar Salters Edwin Sanchez Vincent Sanchez Jack Sanders I Jeanette L. Sanford Jasmile L. Santiago Jose A. Santiago Sandra M. Sharp Linda A. Shelton 46 Vincent L. Shepherd Tracy R. Sichcl Alfonso Sierra Jr. Lachelle Smith I aQuita R. Smith Tracy A. Steiner Roshon Stewart Sheila Stockman Aretha L. Swanigan Brian W. Taylor Darrell L. Taylor Ana H. Torres Maria C. Torres Demetrius Tucker Dreama Valentine Adelaida C. Velez Maria Velez Keisha L. Walker Clifford T. Wallace Tonya Y. Wiggins Jeffrey A. Williams John L. Williams, II Lawrance Williams Russell S. Williams Carlyn M. Wilson Ralph D. Worley Sonya L. York Mark Young 47 Our Last Will And Testament I, John Williams, leave all my artistic graffiti on the walls and desks of the “West!” I, Angelo Lenix, having a half-way sound mind, leave the school newspaper, the RED, WHITE and BLUE to Mrs. Duda, and to the ’89 sports editor I leave all the headaches I had working on sports. I, Terry Lewis, leave my locker to anyone curageous enough to have it. It is a famous locker because it belonged to CURLY TEE, leader of the 1-1-2 Posse. I, Demetrius Tucker, leave my brain, heart and body to all the lady teachers and to those who wanted to copy my homework. I, Man LaVette, leave all future running backs at Lincoln-West my cleats and jock strap. I, Helen Black, leave all my intelligence and big mouth to all the underclassmen so they can be heard. I, Jerrick Johnson, leave to all students my ability to trip-out and still get A’s and B’s. To all the guys I leave my ability to have all the ladies. I, Laura Bennett, leave to my teachers all the hard work they asked me to do. And to the underclassmen I leave my patience to complete all their assignments. I, Rodney Ivy, leave my sexy body, curly hair and sexy smile to all the girls at Lincoln-West. I, Levi Hicks, leave to Stanford and Gloria Hicks my devious mind. I, La Quita Smith, leave my lunch card to Keisha Bennett so that she can have three instead of two. I, Keisha Lynn Walker, being of dense mind and slim body, leave to my youngest sister (Kara) my excellent CENTS of humor to get up every morning at 6:00 a.m. I also leave her my spelling deficiency. Good luck, kid, you’ll need it. I, Teena Evans, leave my books, locker and humor to the “Cadillac Crew.” Good luck, guys. I, Jackie Harris, leave my volleyball number and shoes to someone as talented as I. I, “Awesome” Artie Mason, leave my locker to my sister, Andrea. And to Darren Delaney, I leave my grades. I, Candy Randall, leave all my candy to Donald Roy. To Eddy I leave a big headache and to Tamara I leave one more year. To Mr. Moore I leave a crazy mind. Organizations Ana Activities Taking part in the candle lighting ceremony were S.C. members (L-R) Edwin Sanchez. Mary Ann Koziol, Colleen Meyers, Lila Abrams and Katherine Thomas. Student Council Making Things Newest S.C. memhers and officers inducted at the group’s annual activity banquet were (bottom row, L-R): Sabrina Ledger and Monique James. Top row, (L-R): Colleen Meyers, Mary Ann Koziol, Katherine Thomas and Lila Thomas. Enjoying their meal at the Hofbrau Haus were (bottom row, L-R): Sa brina Ledger, Candice Sanders, Tila Bland. Cathy Rogers and Monique James. Top row. (L-R): Evelyn Rios, Mary Ann Koziol, Katherine Thomas and Tawana Smith. Big Buddies, Boosters . . . Happen At L-W Members of the Boosters included (bottom row. L-R): Nicole Bell, Lana Bctton. Treva Richardson. Lisa Halland and Desiree Marzett. Top row (L-R : Tracy Williams. Crystal Johnson. Quintina Pollard, Ronnie Harris. Mesha Robinson. Helen Black. Lewis Ressler, and Mrs. Brown, advisor. Pam Gunnoe. new president of Big Buddies, Little Bud dies, gets a team award from Miss Willis, the group's co-sponsor. Officers of the Boosters included (sitting, L-R): Lana Bctton, and Treva Richardson. Standing (L-R): Helen Black. Lisa Hall. Mesha Robinson and Mrs. Brown. Also recognized at the Activity Banquet were these local members of SAD, Students Against Drinking and Driving: (L-R) Roland Ivy. Dolores Montgomery, Pam Gunnoe, Vanessa Butts. Miss Willis, and Lamont Cooper. Getting ready to cut the cake are Raychelle Mathews and Damon Here comes the first slice which they shared with each other. Williams. 52 Preparing the refreshments are (from left) Angela Dudley, Ms. Gill and Michelle Grant. V Coining down the aisle are Raychelle Mathews and Jerrick Johnson who gave the bride away. Damon Williams waits for his bride as Mr. Strong, who played the minister, gets ready to perform the ceremony. Here Comes The Bride The Dynamic Living Class put on their annual Mock Wedding extravaganza in January. A reception was held after the ceremony in the library where participants and guests were treated to cake and punch. The role of the bride was played by Raychelle Mathews and the groom by Damon Williams. The bridesmaids included Angela Dudley, Kellis Martin and Nohemy Gonzalez. The ushers were Rodney Dawson and Jerrick Johnson, who also played the role of the father of the bride. The wedding cake was prepared by students in Home Economics. The part of the minister was assumed by Mr. Strong. The bridle party included Nohemy Gonzalez, Kellis Martin and Angela Dudley. 53 Planning the layout of a picture page for the yearbook are (L-Rl Clifford Wallace. Antwan Nelson. Michalle McKinney and Angelo Lenix. The next photo shows Clifford Wallace as he checks a page proof. Yearbook Staffers Plan, Edit Photos Planning, taking and editing pictures is one of the biggest challenges for a yearbook staff. And the work doesn't stop there. Then they have to arrange the photos into an attractive layout which is the job of each page editor. After that, the captions have to be written identifying the activity and people in the pictures. Finally, the stories and headlines have to be written. This scenario is repeated at least 96 times during the year before the pages are ready for the publisher. All of this has to be done in a specific time frame and according to certain specifications to be sure everything fits the pages of the book. Any mistakes , including missing pictures, copy or captions will delay publication and add to the price of the book which costs more than $6,000. Then the page proofs have to be checked for accuracy to be sure the pictures are properly identified and all the names spelled correctly. The job of yearhook editor is an awesome responsibility, hut. it’s a rewarding experience as well, according to Cindy Dutton, who was assisted by Michelle McKinney. Clifford Wallace, Antwan Nelson and Angelo Lenix, page editors. Their advisor is Mr. Piskos. Special thanks to to Mr. Maxwell who took pictures of the weightlifting competition, boys and girls track, boys baseball and the senior faculty basketball game. Checking proofs of faculty pictures is Cindy Dutton, yearbook editor. Going over a story for the RED, WHITE and BLUE, Lincoln-West’s news magazine, are (L-R) Robert Duckworth, Mrs. Duda, advisor, and Dane Smith. The staff of the news magazine included first row (L-R): Karen Santos. Rachel Hall. Andrea Mason; second row (L-R): Cheryl Persinger, Maria Ruff, Shelly Nelson. Tamanya Mitchell, Ka-meelah Muhammcd; third row (L-R): Screening pictures for the sport’s section of the yearbook are (L-R) Clifford Wallace, Antwan Nelson, Michalle McKinney Angelo Lenix. In the other photo is Cindy Dutton. School Newspaper Changes Its Format A newly formed Journalism Club at Lincoln-West decided to disregard tradition and venture out in a new direction. Leaving behind the traditional newspaper format, they created a news magazine, the RKD. WHITF. BLUE The magazine provided the students with space to thoroughly discuss a subject, to provide researched material and an opportunity to solicit students for their opinions and ideas. The addition of graphics to the cover allowed for an artistic touch to communicate ideas. Added coverage was given to subjects like drug abuse, teen responsibilities and the problems of students who work and go to school. Next year, a Journalism I class will be added to the curriculum. “Undoubtedly, the Journalism Club and the class will both contribute to the quality of the news magazine, according to Mrs. Hilda, their advisor. Discussing layout and design of the news magazine are (L-R) Edward Caraballo, Israel Rosa and Mrs. Duda. Colleen Meyers, Laverne Weinman, Benjamin Johnson, Michael Kurilko, Israel Rosa, Edward Caraballo, Ronald Ivy; back row (L-R): Mrs. Duda, Dane Smith. Roland Ivy, Robert Duckworth and Bobby Smith. Dennis Turner (left) and Alan Fletcher read over their script before going on the air. First with the important news of the day at Lincoln-West is Station WLW which signs on during homeroom with announcements of special activities and coming events. The station is staffed by the Broadcast Club whose members have an opportunity to test their radio voices in front of a live microphone. Their advisor is Mrs. Bratton. On The Air With WLW Tracey Quinn had charge of the controls. Marilu Rivera reads an announcement. Next is Kevin McMullen. 56 50’s D a n c e Rockin' and Rollin’ at the 50’s dance. Anything Goes Voted best 50’s dresser was Kiesha Walker. Disappointed but not beaten are Machelle McKinney. Sabrina Ledger and Edwin Sanchez. Getting ready for the potato sack race is Sabrina ledger while .Mrs. Dolan (left) goes through the countdown. Members of the National Honor Society included (L-R) Elvin Rodriguez. Isobe-lita Delgado, Michelle McKinney, Manderin Lavette, Cindy Dutton, Clifford Wallace and Vanessa Gleeson. NHS Advisor Is Honored Mrs. Bratton, who served as advisor for the National Honor Society from 1978-87, was honored during the group’s induction ceremony in May. She was presented with a bouquet of red roses and a clock with a plaque commemorating her years of service to the group. Taking over this year as the new advisor was Dr. Goll. Mrs. Bratton was honored with flowers and a plaque for her years of service as the group's advisor. With her is Mr. Crittendon, principal. NHS members met regularly during the year to talk about upcoming activities. 58 Isabclila Delgado and the group's new advisor. Dr. Goll. i I Alfonzo. Elder Arroyo. Lizbeth Avilas, Carlos Barnes. Robert Barrison, R. Booker, Shawin Bonner, Marven Bracero, Jose Buford. Felicia Caraballo. Edward Carter, Mary Carter, Tiffany Chadi, Maroun Clark, Roger ('lay, John Colon, Maria Concepcion. H. Conley, Dorothy Conner, Durrell Cooper, Lamont Corrothels, C. Creighton, Deondray Cromily, Tyrone Cruz, Victor Davis, Felicia Davis, Toya 60 Deadwyler, B. Diaz. Joseph Dillon, Brian Dixon, Theon Fair, Dylantia Fall, Barbara Farley, Lasheen Fields. Rod Fitzpatrick. E. Franklin, Cristal Freeman, Serina Frew, Michelle Glenn, D. Goins. M. Gomez, Anibal Gomez, Vivian Gonlaler, Nivia Gonzalez. Nohemy Haas, Tonya Hall. Kim Harnick, Darren Harzctt, Desire Hicks. Stanford Hoagood, Marvin Hudson, Cedric Issa, Firial 61 I Ivy, Roland Jackson, Dennis James, Monique Johnson, Crystal Johnson. Dwayn Johnson, Tyrone Johnson. Jacqueline Johnson, Kenyan Johnson, Rena Johnson. Sherry Karima, A. Lardi, Ramzi Lawler, Consuela Lawrence, Marlon Luciano. Alfred Maddox, Arthur Manley, Derek Martin, Kelis Martinez, E. Martir, Nancy Mays, Cristine Mays, David Macky, M. Megarlois, Helen Miah. Kalick Jr. Mills, Doretha 62 No Photo Available Montezyma, Michael Moore, Elisha Moore, James Muhammad, K Nelson, Sean Nelson, Shelly Ortega, Maria Pacheco, Maria Perez, Rico Perncll, Chorlcson Perry, Jimmie Piekryl, Tracy Pierce, Amy Puitt, S. Pulphus, Samuel Rayner, Kim Redmon, Rennie Reed, Darryl Reed, Marie Reese, Douglas Rhodes, Michael Rivera, Marc Rivera, Marie Robinson, J, Rodreguez, D. Rogers, Cathy 6? Rogers, Michelle Russell, Donald Salerno, Anthony Salgado. Mighel Sawyer, Vertrina Smith, Priscilla Sponaygle, Tamara Springer, Darla Staton. Kenneth Steiner, Tricia Story. Marcus Swain, Alicia Swirynsky, Christina Thomas, Katherine Tobias, Walter Turner, Dennis Vasquez, Urge Vega, Richard Wade, Antionelle Wade, Henry Wade, Marvin Warren, J. Weinman, Laverne Williams, Damon 64 Williams, Lasandra Willis, Kendrea X Morrow, Kendrea 1 Adkins. Tammy Hates, Riccardo Beltran. Guillermo Renton. Eric-Berry, Norman Bland, Tiesha Breznak, Michael Brown, Grover Brown, Lnshccna Burton. Louise Butts, Vanessa Carter, Omarr Casey, Kamisha Christian, Lady Christian, Sheila Colon, Lynsette Colon, Miguel Conley, Erron Cosmc, Ada Cuevas. Marisol Dulaney, Chris Flores, Mark Glass, Darnell Gray, Jacqueline Green. Mark Grimes. Dawn Harris. Ronie Harris, Willie Harvey, Kevin Hicks, Gloria 6b X Morrow, Kay Hunter, Bridget! Hurt. LaQuinel Jackson, Andre Jimson, Quincy Johnson. John Kelly, Shawn Laney, Tyrone Lopez. Rosa Maldonado, A. Massey, Gregory McClain, Caroline McDonial, J. McDonald. Lisa Maxie, Eric Maxwell, Angela Merritt, Sheconna Meyers, Colleen Miner, Terry Moore. Julius Moss, Johnnie Muhammad, Karim Muniz, Samuel Myers, Risa Norman, Ronald Phillips, Stephen Pivonka, Down Pollard, Quantina Ogle. Nora Reed. Reginald Reed. Theresa Riley. Marlene Rivera. Hilda Rivera. Michelle Robinson, Christine Robinson. Cynthia Rogers. Marie Ruff. Maria Sanchez, Ondrea Sanders. Jeneen Santiago, Eduardo Savles, Jermaine Seoud, Lena Spivey. Jananet Somers, Dolores Stoudmirc. Roger Strong. Herbert Taylor, Terry Thompson, Bethany Tobias, Jeffery Ulery, Lori Ventura, C. Wainwright, Victoria Walker, Stephanie Williams, Tracye 68 1 I Abrams, Lila Addison. Shannon Alamo, Jose Anderson. Marie Armstrong, D. Austin. Cheryl Bates, Alicia Baranski, Len Beard, Melvin Belle, Cedric Benton, George Berry, Stacy Bishop, Marlene Black, Belinda Blackwell, Shawn Blankenship, A. Blankenship, P. Blount, John Bolton. Crystal Borrero. Rosita Bowling, Demetrius Bradley, Charisse Brown, Eric Brown, Mark Cammack, Rod Cancel, Carmen Caraballo, Nancy Carrasquillo, J. Castlow. Eric Castlow, Terry 70 Catala, Victor Cavin, Katherine Chandler, Tia Cline, Charles Collazo, Janette Colston, John Cooks, Brian Cotchery, Felicia Cowsette. Albert Cowsette, Dontave Crockett, Deborah Crowell, Sheldon Cruz. Francisco Cruz, Julie Cshek, Kim Damm, Melissa Damm, Michelle Davis. Bonita Davis, Edward Davis. Jamar Davis. Mary Davis. Pamela Deadwyler, E. Denson. Ryan Dial, Jewel Dimes, Lakeita D'Marco, A. Dove, Brenda Downey. Coy Dreamer, Chris I Fall, Joseph Felix, Jacqueline Ferrell, Edward Ferrell. Terry Fisher, Desiree Gardner, Chajuana George, Montay Gilbert, Adair Gilner, Jesse Gilner, John Glenn. Morris Gonzalez. Anna Gonzalez, David Green, Lashawn Griffith, Michael Gunnoe, Pamela Guzman, Debbie Hagler, □’Antoinette Hall, Shandrea Hardnick, Antwinette Harris. Tangie Harrison, Cora Harvey, Ronald Henderson, Eric Henderson, Felicia Henderson. Jodi Henderson, Rochelle Hendrix, Carlos Hicks, Chaline Holmes, Jerrell 72 Humphrey, Shonie Hurt, Andre Ivy, Roland Jackson, Collctta Jackson, Nathaniel James, Curtis James, Eleanor Jarvis. Melissa Jenkins, Ronald Jones. Letina Jones, Toi Karim, Alexie Reese, J. Kinder, Tina Kocuba, Dawn Laney, Selena Lloyd, Maurice Lluberes, Juan Lozada, Yolanda Lyle, Germaine Lyons, Holly Maldonado, Sandra Mansour, Ronnie Marreru, Teresa Martin, Tom Marzett. Lawrence Mays, Salonika Mays, V. McCord, Kimberly McFadden, Tony 73 McKeever, Leesa Medina, Melissa Miller, Deborah Mixon, Bobby Molina, Brenda Mollett, Cindy Montes, Jose Montgomery. Carl Moore, Gayle Moore, Jackie Morales. Rafael Morris, A. Moaley, Phillip Mullins, Jose Myers, Richard Negron, Juan Nelson. Shenita Nieves, Gloria Nieves, Madelyn Nieves, Maria Norton, James Ocasio. Luis Peak. Jermaine Pena, Darrell Peyton. Tonya Picryl, Dawn Pratts, Eugene Priester, Rhea Pullom, Jennifer Quinones, Ray 74 Ramirez, Jose Ratcliff, Angela Raynez, Crystal Reyes. Connie Reyes. Ifrain Richardson, Tiffany Rivera. Carmine Rivera, M. Roberson, Sherry Rodriguez, Jose Rodriguez, Roberto Rodriguez, Salena Roldan, Louis Rose, Michelle Rowe, Alicia Rucker, Phaedra Sanders. Candice Sanders, F.rwin Sanders, Jim Santiago, Caryn Santiago. Zulma Santiago. Karen Sanchez, William Schultz, IJawn Shrewsbury, K. Singleton. Candice Smith, Bobby Smith, Dolores Spurgeon, Gail Stewart, Tamara 75 Stone, Andre Suarez, David Swope, C. Tate, Dwight 'l’ate. Samuel Taylor, Donold Tetlak, Dawn Tharp, Tressa Thompson, Nikki Tsahbouniers, E. Turner, Cristy Vargas, E. Villacuerte, B. Warrick, Robert Webb, Dale Webb, Leanette Westley, Clarence Whaples. Edwin White, Robert Williams, Alonzo Williams, Andrew Williams. Miquon Williams, Mia Williams, Terrance Williams, Tyrone W'ilford, Jacqueline Willis, James Worthen. Albert Wright, Elizabeth Worthy, Willette 76 A SENIOR HIGHLIGHTS-’88 Prom Tamika (’lark models an elegant gown. Look out world - • - a star is born! Modeling the prom fashions were (L-R) Seniors Tamika Clark, LaQuita Smith, Lisa Hall, Carlyn Wilson and Machelle McKinney. Below: Watch out, Darrell! Is this what Nikki likes? One of the big events of the year was a fashion show for seniors who got a glimpse of the latest prom wear which was brought to the school by local merchants. The live models included Tamika Clark, LaQuita Smith, Lisa Hall, Carlyn Wilson, Machelle McKinney, Clifford Wallace, Antwane Nelson and Darrell Solomon. Hosting the affair was Mrs. Ba-sile, senior class advisor, who described the colors and style in vivid detail. Here’s Nikki with the world looking up to her. Photo on the left shows Clifford and Antwane having a “gay” old time. Fashions “88” Ah, Ah. LL Cool “A is bad as • ?!?! You can’t get any better than this “Miami Man,” Aaron Carter, shown with his lovely assistant LaQuita Smith. Here we have Aaron and Machelle Clifford and Lisa strut their stuff to-leaving when we were just ward stardom. Look up and smile, Cliff, beginning. Prom Some of the early arrivals at Swingo's were (L R) Terrell Jackson, Dolores Montgomery, Sheila Stockman, Rubin Rodriguez. Angelo Lcnix, Desiree Watts, Maria Gomez and her date. Sampling the dessert were (L-R) Antwan Nelson. Keisha Walker. Arthur Willis and Michelle McKinney. Below are seniors who shared table 11 including Ralph Worley, Keisha Walker. John Harris, Dion Kane. Michelle Smith, Tanya Wiggins, Eric Miller and Lamar Bolden. Denise Strong and her date. Below are Rebecca Hudson and Michael McKinney. Highlights Voted Prom King and Queen were Lawrence Williams (right) and Isahelita Delgado. The attendants were Manderlin Lavette (left) and Teena Evans. Together below are Isabelita and Richard Demby while Nitza Rondon and Alberto Merced try out the dance floor. George Richardson and his date. On the dance floor are Rudy Rueda and Maria Pacheco. Below are Brian Mays, Laquita Smith and Christopher Lawrence—off to the After-Prom. Relaxing on stage are (L-R) Clifford Wallace. Cindy Dutton, Class Valedictorian and Antwonc Nelson, president of the Senior Class. Determined to break with tradition, the Class of ’88 asked for and received permission to have its commencement on the Metro Campus of Cuyahoga Community College. It was the first time graduation was held away from the school. And what a great spectacle it was. Awarding diplomas were Mr. Kenneth Buchanan, area superintendent of the Glenville-Lincoln-West Cluster and Mr. Ralph Perk Jr., member of the Cleveland Board of Education. Addressing the seniors was Cindy Dutton, class valedictorian. Isabelita Delgado, salutatorian, gave the farewell speech. Getting ready for their grand march into the auditorium are these seniors who led the processional. Smiling broadly during the processional were Sherry Dimming (left) and Adam Crosby. Below are Anna Mercado (left) and Tamara Matthews. Hats Off To The Graduates Giving her farewell speech to the seniors is Isabelita Delgado, class salutatori-an. On the right are Kie-sha Walker and Jose Santiago during the recessional. The stage of the auditorium at Community College was filled with seniors eagerly awaiting their diplomas. 83 Senior Spotlight A large crowd was on hand in Cafeteria 2 in January to help celebrate senior Spotlight, one of the major social events of the year. Those who attended were treated to pizza and pop, dancing and a basketball game which pitted the varsity against West Tech. After the game some of the seniors drove to Severance Center to try their luck at bowling. “It was a fun time for everyone and something each of us will remember for a long time, Machelle McKinney observed. Getting acquainted before the party are (from left) Keisha Walker, and Veronica Pena. In the photo on the left we have (L-R) Lrzy, Ron, Julian. Mike, Omarand -Jeffrey. 84 Here are some of the seniors who attended. Do you know who they are? Helping with the decorations are Lisa and Helen. Michelle McKinney (right) was presented the WZAK award by Shalawn Gilbert. Recognized for their academic excellence were lsabelita Delgado, class salutatorian and Cindy Dutton, class valedictorian. Raychelle Mathews (right) gets her award from Tawanda Smith. Members of the English Honorary Club were recognized for their achievements. Below are (L-R) Lila Abrams and Helen Black. Day Several seniors were cited for their outstanding achievements during the year. Among the award winners were Caryn Santiago, who received the John Brady Memorial Scholarship. Shalawn Gilbert earned the Phi Beta Kappa Award while Cathy Thomas was honored for her achievement in art. Mary Ann Koziol received the state award in vocational education. Perfect attendance awards were earned by Mary Ann Koziol and Karen Santos while Monique James and Dareen Harnick received awards in vocational education. Special awards were handed out to James Willis and Twanda Smith. Seniors Honored On Awards GOODBYE AND GOOD Mr. Nabinger Mr. E. Keich You Appreciate the Things You Learn. Mr. Frederick Best Wishes! Mrs. Dum Dum Best of Luck in 1989. Mr. Martin Best Wishes in the Future! Miss McSweeney Be the Best! Mrs. Hickman You Will Be Missed. Good Luck! Ms. Prescott Best Wishes From the Athletic Dept. Auf W'iedersehn! Miss Stevens Keep on Smiling! Miss Boozer Mr. D. Zuckerman Mr. R. Klimkowicz Good Luck Class of ’88! Mr. Mathews Wishing You the . Best of Everything! Mrs. Rubin Good Luck! Mr. J.M. Moore Best of Everything! Mr. Rice Knowledge is the Treasure of a Wise Man. --William Penn Congratulations, Seniors! Mrs. Hopkins You’re the Best! Mr. Schroth Have a Good Life! Mrs. Kemock Mr. Bowles Congratulations, Seniors! Mrs. Norma el-Rif Congratulations and Good Luck! Mr. Mossbruger Best Wishes in the Future! Mrs. Carey May Your Future Be All Sunshine! Miss Fuchs Best Wishes Homeroom 223! Mr. Piskos Mr. Backus Follow' Your Dreams! Elizabeth E. Brown Congratulations, Seniors! Mr. C. Stcnger A Mind is a Terrible Thing to Waste! Find Your Spot and Hang in There! Mrs. Menefee Good Luck, Seniors! Mr. Kane I W’ill Miss You! Mrs. Duda Best Wishes Always and Forever! Mrs. Vazquez-Shepherd Go W’ith God! Mrs. C. Shelton You’re Out of High School LUCK, GRADUATES . . . Best Always-All Ways. Mrs. Bratton Best Wishes, Seniors! Mrs. Norris VI Dept. Shake Your Ears! Mrs. Lynch All the Luck in the World! Catherine Miller Congrats, Grads! J.E. Vacha One Must Talk Little Listen Much. Mr. Williams Strive for the Top! Good Luck! Mrs. L.J. Hill Best Wishes— John Kresse Mr. Caraballo Education is the Key to Good Things! Mr. Glover Best Wishes for the Future! M. Moore Congratulations and Good Luck! Mr. Valenciano Mr. Doering Good Luck! Mr. Hobart The Future is Today! Mrs. Ed wards Best Wishes to the Boys’ Track Team! “Bump” Taylor Wishing You A Best of Luck in the Future! Mr. Sovchik The Rest, to All of You! Mr. Rader World of Bright Tomorrows! Live Long and Prosper! Mrs. A. Brabson Congratulations to my Students! Mr. J.P. 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