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

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-----------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

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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