Lincoln High School - Ahdawagam Yearbook (Wisconsin Rapids, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1945 volume:

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Sami LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL WISCONS APID W SCONSIN PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS IN R S, I FCDREINOIID VIctory' What a happy day when freedom bells Shall rmg and our loved ones shall be home' Thls day IS not far off and we the students of Llncoln Hlgh School have dedxcated ourselves to do what we can to see the realIzat1on of that VICIOIY wIth a lastmg peace for the free world of tomorrow Many of our classmates have already accepted theIr obhgahons to hght for our Ideals and InstItut1ons and to protect thelr share In the future To our heroes who have pald the supreme sacr1fICe we shall prove that thelr efforts have not been In vam The1r flghllflg SplI1l and democrat1C Ideals w1l1 l1ve and we w1ll make them a part of our Ame-r1can way of lIfe In the pages of lh1S Ahdawagam of 1945 we have recorded our attempts In th1s project of lastmg peace TABLE OF CONTENTS I S I O N ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY NTELLIGENCE' CLASSES O OPERATION I M I N G MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS B E D I E' N C E ATHLETICS AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION ESOURCEFULNESS SOCIAL ACTIVITIES AND THE SPICE OF LIFE O U T H SENIORS 72 - EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES ......................... 28-41 .............82-71 um awk 'ffm f-wav' gywwvvi ww fav i. 1 'Gigi-n H 'M'-wllvvw if -H... x . 3 . V K 'H my K yt an F' y 4 , ,, W ' Q, f' -, if Y -1 'W - ' 4 rf L ,lf A -VL L'L' ' A gy. X, ,, -f.,,, . . - if ,.W, - Y -, f V , f ?f'l3f-:fvfi . 4 U Y g 2 1 I .qu-.nr Ili! R-,AN il Q--.. I ...ls gh ei L an ff Q! ggi: 'LA2-x, -fi X si 4 if 4, 'rf e i, W ,115 ,Q ...A ff .-M gf W. vf-X Q. f' ' 1 1-,M ,, 6 Ig, 'Atkj+? !P I: .' mu I , A fry?-rig' gx Q M 'qw 3' P if -K 'f'.'1frf5 .,. , A gal L, . -3 'Q 1 . F .-tligfiqyf ' Q A1 If-,I ' . W, W ii Q62-s W' , N A6 mi' 25 4 ,M Q14 1, mo, X. 'M if WE? SLAM V3 1 A M- . v 5 A ,Wm miie, ' . . AVI. Q' A if 1 ' ' -A , Qi 5 A hy mf W- 1.9 : T, - K ,. sf, J ' 4' kg Q, 16529 am 4' . A V x n I . ri ' 'Q nn 7' ,. -, A . ,Q . ' f ' .,:.lwf5hu..aH' 4 g,j. ky? 4 au., ...K 1-N' x VIS IO FLOYD SMITH SUPEHINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS University of Wisconsin, Ph. M. mg. 'ug 'CS BOARD OF EDUCATION Row 2 George Fcxhrner Floyd Smrth Secretory W F Thxele Alfred Hember Ward Iohnson Row I Mrs Delbert Howland Ecrrl Sherman Presldent Mrs, C. I. Randall. A. A. RITCHAY PRINCIPAL OF LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL Northwestern University, M. A. K- is N-F...--L. - bu... ., HELEN IOHNSON KATHERINE FISHER 25 QW' MABEL LYNN I a ,fx GWEN COBLEIGH EDGAR BIRD PHYSICAL EDUCATION HISTORY SOCIOLOGY Umversny oi Wxsconsm ECONOMICS La Crosse State Tecxchers College B S Ccrxroll College l CORINNE FORSTER ENGLISH Umversxty oi Wxsconsml BS ETHEL B HAROLD BESSIE HARTUNG ENGLISH WORLD HISTORY ALGEBRA TRIGONOMETRY Oshkosh State Teachers College BS Ecu Clcnre State Teachers' College. BE ' f- v - . , wif21iEf,?'Tli9f,ZiiXZ'AT - I I I eele e e ! . 4- nhl-??. .,'f ' Q' ' -: Jw? ,.' I: i iq VL W ni I Y 5 rf, WL ji' 1. 9 --5, ,Eu 'i 5 ELIZABETH H1-XSS WILBERT R. HEIN TYPING - SHORTHAND MACHINE SHOP University of Wisconsin, B.A. Stout Institute, B,S. VON L. HOLLIDAY AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS WALTER HEMP HISTORY Carroll College, BA. can ' 'Bill ALFRED HORNIGOLD CHEMISTRY . BIOLOGY Stout Institute Carroll College. B.S. f A' 1 FRANK HOWELL LOUISE IVERSON WOODWORK MUSIC Oshkosh Stcxte Tecxchers' College St Olaf College of Music BA E HENRY C. IACOBSEN Busmzss PRACTICE C, Whitewater Stugd 'Igeachers' College, IHMA IEWELL M- C- KELLY ENGLISH AGRICULTURE State University of Iowa, B.A. River Falls State Teachers' College Northwestern University, M.A. Colorado Sidfe University University of Wisconsin CARL KLANDRUD IOHANNA KUMM PHYSICAL EDUCATION BIOLOGY - SCIENCE GENERAL SCIENCE Central State Teachers' College, BS., FOOTBALL ' BASKETBALL University of Minnesota, M.S. La Crosse State Teachers' College , ,ti '4 L I ELLA LA PERRIERE ENGLISH - SPANISH . FRENCH University of Wisconsin. B.A. M.A. University of Paris University of Colorado 'ad IOSEPH LISKA ANGUS McDOUGALL ORCHESTRA ENGLISH - SPEECH - DHAMATICS Ripon College, B.A. Carroll College, B.A. American Conservatory of Music. B.M. University of Wisconsin University oi Wisconsin Northwestern University, M.A. ,Q-1' has WILLIAM MILLER LULU MOLL AMERICAN HISTORY GEOMETRY Ripon College, B,A. University of Wis., Ph.B., Ph.M. Berkeley University, California FRANCES NAIRN MATHEMATICS University of Minnesota. B.S. McPhail School of Music and Dramatic Art Q 2 5 Q LLOYD NELL MATHEMATICS Carroll College, B.A. University of Wisconsin, M.A. ,I f IEAN L. NAULIN ART Stout Institute, B.S. Milwaukee State Teachers' College Layton Art School WHA MARY ELLEN NEALE IOHN PLENKE My A Y TYPING - SHORTHAND MACHINE SHOP Y! , University of Washington, B.S. Oshkosh State Teachers' College if ' I A Northwestern University, M.A. Iowa State, Ed.,B. I. ,f fj, ' I l ff 1' 1.1 I , ,f A W V,-J ' 1 'A K 2 1 . i N X ' f ,fi V CHRISTINE PEDERSEN LIBRARIAN River Falls State Teachers' College University of Minnesota MARY Y. RITCHIE ENGLISH Carroll College, B.A. University of Wisconsin University of Minnesota f' 4 1 EILEEN REARDON FOODS Stout Institute, B.S. X. Q , Q19 AYNLUINII GIPFCUUCKHD' ANNE ROACH ELIZABETH RUGGLES CLOTHING BOOKKEEPING Stout Instxtute BS MS Whxtewcxter State Teachers College BE 424 N'Ah' Q, ,, emi ..t.l1.xst Tw? ...W . H. A. SAMUELSON PHYSICS, SENIOR SCIENCE AERONA UTICS State University of Iowa, B.A. IESSIE TALBOT LATIN, MATHEMATICS Ripon College, B.A. R. E. SPECHT GEOGRAPHY Oshkosh State Teachers' College, B.S HILDA VEVLE Av- MARY E. ZAPP ENGLISH CERTIFIED PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE St. Olaf College, B.A. BERNARD ZIEGLER BAND Milwaukee State Teachers' College. B.E. University of Wisconsin University of Minnesota 1 I. A. TORRESANI PHYSICAL EDUCATION TRACK La Crosse State Teachers' College. B.S. 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Ng-47 dj ELAINE RICKMAN Secretgfy TOM GILMASTER Treasure, How 5 Hrckhoff Mxller Shedler Jacobsen Lutz Vxdal Saeqer Crotteau Keyes Johnson Row 4 Sorrell Provost OShasky lxnsky Herman Glrck Yeaqer Vervoort Haqerstrom Bautz Westphal lghnson Dhem Row 3 Stemke Olmsted Lang Novak Bauer Crotteau Husson OShasky Fankratz Thzrkxll Gross Wqndfey Row 2 Nash Abel Smzth Bassler Shymanskr Atchrson Klevene Rrckell Smart Paterzck Nobles Keuntjeg Lgrgmle K ll H t an Kru e C Keue, Row l Stensberq Parker Pascovrs Bethke Iacobs Iagodzmskx Baker Guenther ro oerm q r Don -', A if 1 i 1 1 I qfsik ' km L' I lf ff - r f t , f ga 5 ' 'A 4 + ' . 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .fl w 3 NM X as em K7 ing 1 fag .171 , ,Y 4 , X41 1. - 1,1 xl 1, . jk 4. 1. 5- , ' I , . M ' 412 y 1,,, A 1 ,. ., .. . ,, 1 5, - I Z : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , I ' : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' I - ms Hacuf-U Hllhner H 1419 Man Koblc swetl Mdlmewb MrOChek ood De Breed Teas Dolan Own KH'-lteson Kyohn Klugalrberf shervgwdhcek Fay en0lf ng B' SCYIM 01011 ming Hob Klesl F 1115 D Hem 5 Bula Kuechle 1- Mmof a'l'ern11 Olson dlck ROW Kelley Palme 4 e ROW S09 LG Hem berry' KOPZU How 3 Vreelcmd Mali, Kobza C w 2 Kruqerhnnq Spfufka R0 K1rSC now 1 Presiderlf BILL KNICKERBOCKER Vice Pfesfdent BILL HEHM1'-N I How 5 Nelson Stoker Br ewster Schrerland Thomas Padags Roach Row 4 Bonow Hetzel Hers How 3 Stanrlortlz Br er Gazeley Dawe Vadnais Bemke, Lutz P Slauson Qurnnell Bautz, Smolarek Knutlz ' How 2: Olson G. Cfyback Fischer Link B Il o man Clark agel Mathews Wagner Piltz. Schreiner, Wilcox, Schroeder, Henne, Ruder Kuhn Gillis, Bemke Olson Poulas, Griffin Crotteau Schaclzt, Sclzelvan, Minta Erickson Bury Hend ' Row 1.'luse, Casey, Steward Vlriinsky Auglzey Rickman DeLan S ' ' ncksen Haasl. Y, mith Grlmaster R ued Halermann. ulllltqlne Kesier 'OW K S 'lb Chaclzt Hogifk Forsfecqqghews Wllk Lamp DI ge Polansk U Pree e lahnk ebels pr I Frsher .Y lag,-kqn LCole Lee If HQ-,mem eeman ,oh fohnson ev nu, Un C Hson on Kroenmssoz Treugefszer lacobfageley Uqcud 'nqef Club llmn Y M019 al Y Ta U1 Ylor D qmplef 15 af' SOPHOMQRES KEN BOBENOLT Secretary MAURICE MATHEWS Treasurer Row 4 Saeqer Mot! Wolosek Krohn Love Sandman H111 Edwards Chnstensen Langsdor! Knickerbocker Klappa Row 3 Ashbeck Marcoux Worhmd Romanskx Hooqesteqer Henke Hansen Mertz Bender Bassuener Daly Elks Row 2 Bmnebose Kronholm Walters Dembach Se Clme Maeder Hass Mrochek Haqell NBISOH Wolosek Gaetke Bremmer Westphal Forsythe Mum Hagen Row! Gee Kzlhan Warner Stake 145159 es f + ,fra T' if wg' 93 97 -J' How 5 Barrette Preston, Knuth, Peterson, Akey, Bushman, Wzttrock, Zeman, Dove, Sewell, Passineczu, Schoenick How 4: Benson, Bean, Hodock Ebsen Klawitter Westphczl Severance Festin Christiansen Simonis Wzneqarden Ste1n How 3 Plahmer Manske Trmm Le Roux Koth Spnse Acott Sm1th Thom s H I p on aermann Penh How 2 lrede Arneson Baer Zaqer Kersten Stemke Plenke Vanderhe1 Kro'zn WIICOX Prusynsln Row l Lundqmst Peterson Bates Plyer Speltz Clussman H lk k B a os 1 oyles Van Ornum Th1rk1ll Bassuener ,F- Q--l BOB MADER KEN MASK Pres1d9Uf VICE Pfesldent K 1 9 How 5 Roach Frank V01 ht Mask Mal k H q es 1 zlgers V1dal Holsch1ld Maeder Tenpas Luehrs Burgeson Row 4 Hamann Sm1th H1erl Hahn Ke1th johnson Watson Schm1Ck Mrller Abler Olson Gardner How 3 Krause Man H lc z en e lohann Karlstedt Kmq W1lson Cottenll Henke Duckart McGraw Klevene How 2 Casper Hausseau Freqel L1nzma1er Labner Sweene Kroll M F y agee nlz Brandt Haza Row 1 Gruber Bengert Moll Petench K1rsch11ng Burt lohnson Alpme Arnold Plowman Daws ll QQ Q -v- .l Row 5 Bean Garber Schroer Krey Gessert Marcoux Yeager Ellrot Karloske Row 4 Bender Berger Busch Lanqloxs lacobs Dhem Halverson Sxewert Lathro dl Nelson Henke Stranq Vanderher Stratton Smallbroo Plawman pe Rasmussen Podawxltz ay Gerzmehle Marvm Sachs 3 Fll Dowers Mxller Haertel Bran B e Kawalske Kurz Chrxsty Crszewskt F vs 1 How 2 Wxrtz Gtllrs Bexlke Kaufman Bauer La arg How l Krumrel Knuteson Huebner Kreuser Cutler Chxswell LaVtqn IUNIORS .uw-. BOB HIERL Secretary PHYLLIS PETERSON Treasure, 54? Ll-A Row 5 Knuteson Marco Gross Vincent Mader Panzer Bam Loomans Dhem Lanqsdort Row 4 Swetz Lee Heqer Krall Damelsen Knuth Bautz Newman Peterson Fntsche Row 3 Staub Bmnebose Frank Pxltz Lmk Honkomp Koss Moore Kaudy Simon Row 2 Urban Andrm hnqel Hanneman Kubzstak Burhxte Husome Hansen Marceau Romanslu Rowl Burt Crotteau Rheauxne Bodette Quxnnell Yunger Wzlke Narel e Gross Hanneman we 5' his E? 'N 'I . t ' ' , ,Y K- 1. M fx-1..., K -fw- WW' .Um he as---1 I 1. ' u Q 'gf' 'WH '2'flI.'i T 1 A ' X X , 7 K f ff , jf ll 76- 45 - Q s , JMU YVV 'rr X we JUL' , HSN. S- 1 f 9-pl tv ll .-A. 'fm' an ,x g W - 1 ,iff-g 'fc u is x f' Ve? We ,W -raw 'XM ik 5? X Tk n , m Lf! , et l .ft if - - 4- in 1 ? V' -iq - 'ig be ,Wir K YQ K g y ln R , s so 5 A -ur .,,h. t ff fl' l 'ss' 1 it m N L f V- . gk iff :l'SF ' I W ' - V' D . C l . . 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MYRTLE TIMM GEOHGE S HICHAR P HUETZ RY res d FRANKLXN HSN 1 em MADEH ROBERT STUDENT W g A--f COUNCIL ,, Am wu.x.um KmcKsRBOCKER HUR crrmasrzn 'Xu 39' 4' W xl P11 Dum: Nmson WU- cm BEIMEH HAM HABEC E1 HO K B nuxms vmxmznn ETTY LOU GRO ss To be able to govern 1tself, a communxty must be composed of 1nd1v1duals well tra1ned to control themselves Th1s IS the task of the student councll, whose mam Ob1eCt1Ve 15 to keep a hlgh type of school sp1r1t, develop character, and tram for c1t1zensh1p 1n the school com munlty The councxl IS made up of three representatlves from each class, two elected at large, and the thlrd to be the class pres1dent Th1s organxzatlon develops 1n 1lS members 1n1t1at1ve, good judgment, and the abxhty to assume responsxblllty Further, the student body IS awakened to 1ts obhgatxons of c1t1zensh1p, and to the needs of a democratrc school com mun1ty Every week the council meets and ass1gns deputles to keep order 1n the halls The councll also 1ssues d1sc1pl1nary measures for uncooperatlve c1t1zens, and penodlcally sponsors noon day dances for the student body How 3: Quinnell, Molsberry, Smith, VanDreese, Witte, Miller, Love, Kinqdon, Kruger. Row 2: Koss, Newman, Busch, Braun, Vevle, Clapp, Thibert, Simonis, Wilcox, Roets. Row 1: Neitzel, Coon, Severance, King, Severance, Warsinske, Buss. kt LINCOLN LIGHTS 1 -Q v ' at my W Wg, Wi, Q , iTOM VAN Dmaiass om. snvsmxucs y If Q Editor Ass't Editor Every Monday night after school a group of Severance, Assistant Editor. This work has given students worked diligently to publish Lincoln all members of the staff valuable practice in Lights. Although a relatively new publication in journalistic style of writing, and a clear know- Lincoln High School, an interesting paper was ledge of newspaper makeup. As a reward to am- published three times each semester under the bitious writers, letters were awarded to all stu- guidance of Torn Van Dreese, Editor, and Iill dents meeting a set writing requirement. NEARING THE DEADLINE M. CLAPP R. BECKER ' 4 L. -v ' D. COON I. FREEMAN L. KOUKALEK C O N gg 'lg fs... sit 5 .. Sp Q 'H :Fay 435, 'A uf. irii . 'S if 'i i ' ' 1 4, . s, mu, L. moons A. xnurxvmn J. Knusasn D. NEWMAN G, QUINNELL N. smrm COPY-WRITERS A HDAWAGAM STAFF FACULTY ADVISERS Mr. Bird General Chairman, Photography, Lay-out Miss Harold ........ Copy-writers Miss M011 ........ Group Pictures Miss Ritchie .... ...... S eniors Miss Neale, Typing, Senior Typisis Miss La Perriere . .. .... Faculty Miss Talbot ............ Finance GROUP PICTURES K K X af - A, EHLERT S. IOHNS C. MULLENXX I' PI-ENKE B. ROBINSON M. STARK ARTISTS h in 'Q SB' 5 3 3' .. .ip 2 , R- . '. H. 3 W' , p y -N N .5 45 . I X if 1 4 -rw - '. , . f 1. GROSS G. nm-:D E. RYAN 1. STAUB D. VANDERHEI 1- WIRTZ ARTISTS AT WORK LAY-OUT ' ., 'ik M. E. BENNETT A. CHISWELL T' C R vu A S3357 w S 1 :S .Q C7 3' . ,.., nv, A. STEINER 5' S1 E. WAGNEH S SQ i .-' 'Ear ii 1' N . ., , x w. 1 mv. X 1,31 B. DANIELSON Jw ni. . C. PETERSON ' f U '- 43firs:'Tff'. ' T K. ROETS ' .Q . at ' P. SIMON r 'qw .f 3 B. ZAGER 2. V. N . . . a G. BERG I. HHN' R. HENNING R. KING B. LAKE B. PALMER S. SEVERANCE E. SIEWERT D. WILCOX H Mx Xi f 5' Qi FF r we V M ' 6 U 0 t ,,.,n'z, Q Q, 3? . 1 1 Y V X X i ll I .il Q ' l Q X if Q: .W 'E-Es' Y -1 Q. 6 sl QP 45 ,, it 'li wi. my it wt ' '+P N .. I v . t f' R 2 at tt . I t , . K Row 6: Simonis, Warsinslce, Bennett, Lake, Severance, Timm, Kinq, Bender, Molepski, Westphal, Peterson, Christiansen. Row 5: Webb, lung, Habeclc, Taylor, Smith, Weiss, Duckart, Schroeder, Busch, Boyles, Haza, Lutz. Row 4: Heger, Piltz, Krohn, Chiswell, Bean, Tenpas Stark, Koukalelc, Freeman, Baer, Wirtz, Bach. Row 3: Thibert, Kaufman, Beilke, Berq, Severance, Peterson, Wagner, Link, Binnebose, Danielson, Kell, Koss. Row 2: Cotterill, Kaja, Regalia, Pedersen, Neitzel, Buss, Nash, Simon, Roets, Robenolt, Prusynski, Miller. Row l: Crotleau, Gross, Fieqel, Steiner, johns, Hein, Rued, Staub, Kroll, Wilcox, Rockwood. .1 . f, Q rx L I 3' 7' , ' 2 ' 1 D. TENPAS M. ROCKWOOD E. WAGNER 1. FREEMAN President Vice-President Seqregqry Treasurer PEP CLUB The Wisconsin Rapids Girls Pep Club is one of the most active organizations of Lincoln High. The old members looked forward to the annual initiation with much pleasure, while the new members waited with much apprehension. Each year the girls from the Iunior and Senior classes are eligible to join the ranks, always keeping the club membership to seventy-five. The aim of the club is to boost student interest and enthusiasm in social as well as athletic activities. This is accomplished by sponsoring all-school and date dances, vigorous backing of our cheer leaders, serving lunches to both football and basketball teams, decorating a large Christmas tree in the main hall, and climaxing the year's activities with a mother- daughter tea. The girls wear, as their official garb, red skirts and white sweaters with the Wisconsin Rapids monogram. AWAITING THEIR TURN AT INITIATION E! ENTERTAINING AFTER THE RHINELANDER Q 'S MARY HENKE it :IQ ALICE DIEBELS SUSAN SCHREINER DELTA THETA SIGMA To function in coordination with, cmd supplementary to the regular geography and geology work in the school, Delta Theta Sigma was organized this year by Mr. Ray Specht, head of the geography de- partment. Stimulated by the war, the iri- terest oi a large number ol geography con- scious students was directed toward this club. In addition to a geographical study of the state of Wisconsin, a special study was made of the principal countries en- gaged in this war. A collection of coins. stamps and newspapers from all parts ot the world was started, The club members also conscientiously worked on other col- lections of rocks, soils and fossils. Another project consisted ot experiments in growing various varieties ot plants. Although the club activity and interest was centered prin- cipally on these projects, some time was found for several social activities. Row 5 H Drtfman K Chrrstenson, I. Kruger, S. Hill, D. Teas, R. Haclrbarth, D. Kubrsiak N Smith A Grlmaster How 4 M Le Von D Wrlke, B. Warner, I. Iackan, A. Wagner, I. Molsberry L Kolza K Drckerman Row 3 M Brockman M Hoesly B Higgins, R. Middlecamp, B. Sayler, R. Hemming, M Kester M Iohnson M Romansky HOW 2 N Wvrlund E' Krlufh A SChrOeder, M. Kroening, F. Kreutzer, R. Ashbeck B Main M Renne I Mader Row 1 N Taylor P Breed D Wilcox, J. Krohn, D, Polansky, S. Schreiner, M Henke A Drebels S Crotteau nw., RESEARCH ll CHEMISTRY CLUB Organized fifteen years ago to enable chem- grams and activities. istry students to gain scientific information Chemistry In Relation To Paper Making from outside speakers, the Chemistry Club still and Chemistry In Medicine are examples of is active today. This club is open to all chemis- the subjects that were discussed by the out- try students, and the present membership num- side speakers. This year social adaptability bers seventy-five. Each member has a chem- was not over-looked for many activities were ical name to which he responds in all pro- planned for this purpose. C5 CFP Cf C'7f,4,,gc1fff' VNU as Row 5: Kinqdon, DuPree, Casper, Bain, Corey, Williams, Witte, Brenner, Eron, Raasch, Henna. How 4: Miller, Stark, Rasmussen, Braun, Romanski, Weiss, Timm, Severance, Haza, Manske, Habeck. How 3: Johnson, Holtz, Miller, Davis, Coon, Habeck, Warsinske, Bennett, lung, Busch, Kell, Rued, Buss. Row 2: Hein, Bassuener, Ransopher, Plank, Freeman, Koukalek, Peterson, Stoker, Tenpas, Roets, Sherman, Prusynslci. How l: Rockwood, Bach, Wirtz, Kennedy, Taylor, Crotteau, Berg, lolms, Kroll, Steiner, Wagner, Hamm, Zimmerman. R LADICK A LIEBENSTEIN HAMANN MM. I HANSEN K 311 M SAEGER 1-,ns 'Mo ., 7 6 Q M, Iv? vw n Q M. HELLEH . OLMSTED D MAHEH FUTURE FARMERS AMERICA In umon there 1S strength Our O1'gCII'11ZGt1OI'1 needs both umty and strength durmg the CIIIICCII days that 11e crhectd The future farmers of Amenccr who are studyrng vocational cxgrl culture ond are be1ng trcuned to deal wxth practlcal problems 1n productlon are mctklng cr s1qn1f1ccmt contrlbutlon toward that umty The F F A 1S also developmg competent aqgres SIVG leadership bu11d1ng character and cr love of country hfe REHABILITATION N HELKE B MOORE D SAEGEH it !,'9!'ap. 1 t I. REHMAN HELLFR HAHMAN G HARPER , , n . I o F A I 5 ,ttt '74 . I.: X M' Q A ' I iv , A L, 5 ' K . G. L' I ji L, if A z ...tt '72-A p of I 1 'K f ' uk i X A y :IX lplygy p ' F . I? D. LOVE c. MANSKE R. MANSKE P- PETERSON 1. com: ,,,, pq Q 4- 91- w ,K 3 Q COREY album-if gh 1' -lf D LOVE Oratory 39139- It Mi 'Y' ti-1 R KINGDON Extemporaneous Speakrng X Q ' - N A 'Q so it l il 'S shi . 9 'W as ' 1. I cg . 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At 15'- DEBATE fi, QQ Because of a lack of material for the question Resolved ' - 'X that the legal voting age should be reduced to eighteen he debaters had to rely on analysis and adaptability In practice debate the first team broke even defeating Waupaca twice losing twice to Merrill and dividing with Rhinelander q-.,..- In the district tournament Wisconsin Rapids defeated Ne koosa Port Edwards Red Granite and Medford overpowered an excellent Rhinelander team and lost in a close battle with Waupaca By winning five out of six debates W1scons1n Rapids and Waupaca qualified for the state tournament at Madison There the affirmative team crushed Chetek and lost to the un beaten champion Two Rivers squad and the Mllwaukee Mess mer squad which lost only one debate all day The negative team beat Chippewa Falls lost a heartbreaker to La Crosse and eked out a thrilling victory over Kenosha last year s state champions FORENSICS KINGDON Thrs year forensics was made a school wide prolect Class contests were conducted throughout the Englrsh department and winners were picked to compete 1n the local contest gil16v f' we Entering the league contest at Marshfield were these school 'W Ov champions Robert Kmgdon extemporaneous specmmg Don Love oratory Phyllis Koss serious declamatlori Mae Rued humorous declamation Although the competition was keen be tween Marshfield Nekoosa Stevens Pomt and Wisconsin Raplds Phyllis Koss and Don Love came through 'with A ratings whrle Robert Kingdon and Mae Rued earned B ratings P Koss Serious Declamatio 5 if 29 ,,,.,..- V xi :tim 'f..z....s How 3 Orators Norman King Wxrtz Love Cole Rickman Iohnson Reddxck Row 2 Humorous Declamatxon Hem Durkee Le Roux McGraw Kaufman Brewster Treutel Nobles Row 1 Serrous Declamatxon Holtz Becker Severance Koss Wilcox Lrotteau Gross Sleqler WON LOST PCT DEBATE Aff1rmat1ve BOX SCORE Ne atlve 7 2 778 M RUED g Humorous Declamatlo 4 f ' t R. . , ' 1 1 1 R- . . 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Wandrey, Reilcmd, Yountz, Staniiorth, Clopp, Radike, Hein, D. Wilcox, Warner, Voqel, Kell, Laramie, Breed. Bronson, Bremmer, Benson, Peterson, Middlecamp, Reddick, Crotteau, Iohnson, Lake, Freeman, Henke, Diebels, Baker, Simonis Kirschlinq, Krumrei, Holtz, Duckart, Brayback, Ehlert, Iohnson, Timm, Westphal, Drewson, Smart, Hagen, Alesch, Nehls, Wilpolt, Wilcox. Crotteau, Koss, Warsinske, Becker, King, Severance, Severance, Steiner, Hein, Rockwood, Babcock, Eron, Smith, Rowland, Taminqa, Garber. A MIRACLE AT BLAISE TI-IESPIAN DRAMATIC CLUB The one hundred twenty-five members helped to make this a very successful year for the Dramatic Club. At the beginning of the year the club members were divided into six groups with two national Thespians as play directors for each group. For the first time in many years Lincoln High School entered the one act play contest sponsored by the Wisconsin High School Foren- sic Association. The cast of The Eldest by Edna Ferber received an A rating in the league contest and a B rating in the district. At the beginning of the second semester the Thespians, a national honor society, welcomed and initiated many new members. TOMORHOW IS THE DAY LIGHT CREW AT SWITCHBOARD .,, 'Q M Q3 km' E' 'Z s .- A-if f 7 Q ,z-hi 4-. ' ,gs v R' Af 7 if 'L J Q .f, sfif- 8 f r ik P ii XS 1'-M KX xg u 'l'Il II 'K GAMMA SIGMA ll' Row 4 Duckart Garber Roach Love Tammqa Wxlhams Brenner Manske Sprxs Trantow How 3 Severance Westphal Hcqerslrom Txmm Clapp Henke Rrckman Polansky Mrddlecamp Stublasky 1' MARIORIE ROCKWOOD --1. BERNADINE SPELTZ 4 PHYLLIS KOSS How 2 Hagen Reddxck Braun Dernbach Speltz Crolteau Palmer Peterson Ehlert Peterson Row 1 Breed Koss Stemer Polansky Lathrope Hem Rexland Laramie To lncrease an apprec1at1on for mus1c to provxde an opportunlty to share the mus1c experlences of others to develop 1nd1v1dua1 talent and self conhdence these are the purposes of Gamma Slgma a mus1c club founded and sponsored by MISS Ehzabeth Bradford Meet mg IWICE each month the members 1n turn prov1de programs wholly from thelr own talent Each member IS requ1red to part1c1pate tw1ce a year In addltlon a concert 1S q1ven each year by the senlor members A medal 1S gxven to the semor makmg the most contnbutxons IH mus1c 'Q 1 WU' M. MARIAN CLAPP WAYNE WILLIAMS MYRTLE TIMM he P1 3 ROBERT BRENNER PHYLLIS PETERSON ROBERT KINGDON OUTSTANDING INSTRUMENTALISTS Zz I v f 5' - V 1 f ' 'Fi .1 C L I ' ,Q 1 A -2 1 L I 4 I f , I 'N S 1 A , - 1 . In in ' W' . 1 I is W' I of .ve 4' G , f 3' I-.wr ,A f- 'wSP' ,Qin whe? W Row 5 Kubrszak Kuechle Tammqa Edwards Smzth Koss Eron Love Barton Hamelmk Trantow Row 4 Wexss Roach Cole Kaufman Westphal Vervoort Speltz lohnson Zeman Henke Kuenn Bremmer Row 3 Hanley Boyles Peterson Mzller Farns Reddzck Chnsty Koss Westphal Crotteau Kell How 2 .Sxmon Walters Dernbaclz Iahnke Matthews Saeqer Casper Plank Duckart Kersten Rockwood Howl Yountz Relland Renne Kronholm Feslm Ransopher Brandt Hem Newman Zxmney Breed SENIOR TRIO I HEIN M Rocxwoon D KELL CHOIR All the students w1th an ear for mus1c and a yen to smg may be found 1n the organ1zat1on Lmcoln H1gh School Cho1r These people have done much 1n the way of entertalmng the student body They sang for the Navy Day celebratlon and made a successful beg1nn1ng of student assembly s1ngs colored wlth 1nd1v1dua1 select1ons On another occas1on they put on the L1nco1n H1gh School h1t parade The cho1rs out standlng performance of the year was the yuletlde concert whlch they presented rn collaboratlon wxth the other choral groups and the orchestra BERNADINE SPELTZ Soloxst 535' I' IACKIE HEIN Soloxst .pw 'fbi' gun.- f We fi PHYLLIS PETERSON Accompamst A ' 'V Y X, 4 W I . A 9 , X ' . f Q , - 4 , I r S yr t , 2 I t , 3 if ,H g A . I Y 1' i Y ,V L ' ,ages-W - ' A -w ,f ' - ft f r L yla? M x rss lt T 4'-K 1 f , S Wi I u I m , I - - I . l 1 VV,wnV V , Q . - E ' M pr' mv' W. ' ' ' A ., 5 M. IOHNSON Accompamst 1' LOU GROSS Soloist r . s: S li 1' How 5: Higgins, Krohn, Saeqer, Staniiorth, Roach, Padaqs, Henke, Weiss, Palmer, Middlecamp. How 4: Casper, Reddick, Dernbaclc, lohnson, Festin, Bremmer, Hanley, Walters, Speltz, Plank, Freeman. How li: Peterson, Honsopher, Thibert, Peterson, Koss, Crotleau, Duckart, Kersten, Kennedy, Miller. Pow 2: Bates, Crotteau, Kell, Kronholm, Ehlert, Christy, Schreiner, Kinqdon, Olmsted, I. Gross, B. Gross. Breed. How l: Dampier, Ryan, Hein, Santoski, Keuntjes, Brandt, Hagen, Baker, Heiland, Yountz. Zimny. 11 GIRLS GLEE CLUB The Girls Glee Club is an organization of sixty tuneful minded Lincoln High School girls. The club meets both during school time and outside to afford a greater opportunity for the enrollment of more members. This year the girls made a Worthy con- tribution to the yuletide Concert, and may well be A proud of the added interest in their activities stimu- lated by the fine solo work. During the second se- mester ot the school year the girls zealously added to their repertoire tor their spring concert. sa 1' fxx 5 THE TRIO Peterson, Gross, Reddick ,- 17 THE SEXTETTE Koss, Dernbach, johnson, Speltz, Bender, Peterson. OQ L.. Row 3 D Love R Karloske T Koss B Eron M Mathews D Knuth Row 2 C Manske I Cole R Babcock D Tammqa D Kuechle Row 1 R Nelson R Lemke O Barton A Halerman BOYS GLEE CLUB The Lmcoln H1gh School Boys Glee Club IS composed for the most part of boys who are act1ve partlctpants 1n the other vocal organlzatrons These boys get together once a week for the1r meetmgs whrch would be more accurately called mus1cal fun fests On these occaslons the good fellows put thelr VOICGS to gether and harmomze to thexr hearts content To get the max lmum enjoyment from the club IS 1tS purpose and th1s purpose 15 truly fulfllled In addztxon the club alms to provlde entertam ment for the student body such as was offered on the Thanks g1v1ng program DQ ' THE QUARTETTE T. Du Pree, H. Babcock, D. Smith, W. Hamelink. .dr 'crawls SOLOIST Walter Hamelink ,ff Shirley Bassler FRENCH HORNS Myrtle Timm Phyllis Zeman Iill Severance Pat Nobles TROMBONES Robert Treutel Henry Becker BARITONES Mary, Ellen Smith George Smith Margaret Mrochek BASSES Walter Hamelink STRING BASSES Ellen Wagner Pat Podawiltz ALTO SAXOPHONES Alice Molepski Erletta Hein Kay Bender Kathleen Bassuener Donald Love Ioan Le Roux TENOR SAXOPHONE Wayne Williams William Herman BARITONE SAXOPHONE Iarnes Keyes Ierome Radke spirit. Throughout the year concerts were given, and the band provided music for pep meetings and basket- ball games. Football games would not have been complete without a demonstration of the superior march- ing and manuvering ability of the band. To round out the season of activities, the band took part in holi- day parades and civic gatherings. Donna Sayler BASS SAXOPHONE Robert Hetzel OBOE Shirley Knuth BASSOONS Ioan Klawitter Carol Lathrope CELLOS Marian Clapp Mary Henke DRUMS Richard Babcock Duaine Iohnson Richard Haertel Kenneth Hedin Iarnes Nash TYMPANI Dana Norman Donna Farris Fx Iune Cooper Irene Dhein Gael Whitcomb FLUTES Robert Kingdon Donald Sprise Iames Koth Naomi Worlund Marjory Polansky Charlotte Duckart CLARINETS Robert Brenner Richard Corey Margaret Thirkill Pat Duckart Isla Clussman ing the year, including a fine Christmas program, and the spring concert was well received by the public. The orchestra made its final appearance of the school year at commencement time when there was a record crowd to appreciate its accomplishments. BASS CLARINET Denise Simonis BASSOONS loan Klawitter Carol Lathrope SAXOPHONES Alice Molepski Richard Acott Kay Bender Erletta Hein Wayne Williams TRUMPETS Earle Garber Paul Roach Iames Le Roux Douglas Trantow TROMBONES Robert Treutel Henry Becker HORNS Myrtle Timm Iill Severance Phyllis Zeman PIANO Susan Reiland PERCUSSION Richard Babcock Donna Farris Richard Haertel TYMPANI Dana Norman on D1 cr: Bograuua G12 2i 3' Lymq Barton Mgr Row! johnson Bemke Fazrbert Kronholm Lee Kmckerbocker Kruger Gross Row 2 Klandrud Coach Schuetz Klrschlmq Pxvznskz Hackbarth Barrette Dolan Godm Marvm Tenpas opecht Assrstant Coach Row 3 Rxtchay Akey Kawalsky Mader Sawaska Murqatroyd Yeager Wntrock Zeaman Peterson Stzbbe FOOTBALL standmg achlevements was the wh1tewash1ng of The Raplds Baxders gave thexr supporters the best thr111 of the season when they deC1S1V91Y de feated Marshfleld 1n the blggest conflxct of the year the Hornecommg game In th1s game the Lmcolmtes kept the unfortunate opponents sub dued from start to i1n1sh Among the other out FRESHMAN TEAM W1scons1n WISCOHSIH Wlsconsln WISCOHSID Wlsconsln WISCOHSIH WISCOHSIH Nekoosa Also encouraglng was the detenslve play against Wausaus champlon team The squad suffered an xrreplaceable loss durmg the campalgn when the hard dr1v1ng captam, Johnny F1ege1 jomed the Navy THE RECORD Rap1ds Nekoosa Rap1ds Wausau Rapxds Rhxnelander Raplds Ant1go Rap1ds Marshheld Bap1ds Merr111 Rap1ds Stevens Po1nt Row 1 Halerman, Moore Iacob, Walters, Lee Row 2 Smallbrook, Mcuer, Soe, Kmqston, Pavloskx Hexmck, Bethke, 101135011 R9111Ck9 Row 3 Oberbeck, Jacobsen, Lydrck, Tork, Vxdal Galganskz Marceau, Crotteau Habeck kb-QQ? , . ,.,1,,M. , . V 7 tatn rr , 1 f iyki-2 . K It I 'H Q Q lt it ' ' ' 18 ........... . . 0 ' ' ' 0 ............ . 18 ' ' ' 0 ..........- ' 19 ' ' ' 0 .............. . ' 7 ' ' ' 25 .......... . ' 0 ' ' ' 7 ............... ' 50 A ' ' ' 14 ........ ' 32 i 13-A f XF 5 r 82.1 31 874 .7, . C' yy 1 5 K , xi. Q-L 4 J' 4 THE STEVENS POINT GAME IANUARY 13. 1945 BASKETBALL We came, we saw, we conquered. That paraphrase of Caesar's victory may well be used to describe the 1944-45 Lincoln High School basketball team. Due to an unfortunate early season loss, the Red Raiders had to be content with a second place tie with Antigo in the Wis- consin Valley Conference. Although Stevens Point finished a notch higher in the standings than the Rapids Warriors, the Panthers were sent stumbling in defeat in two of the three games. In non-conference games, the Rapids beat all comers, including last year's state champion. Row 3: Frank. Mgr., Kronholm, Knickerbocker, Gazeley, Robenolt, Klappa. Thompson, Henke. Asst. Mgr. Row 2: Asst. Coach, Torresani, Reisbeck, Showers, Yeager. Herman. Mqdef. CO'-Ich Kmndfud- Row 1: Pivinski, Passineau, Co-Capt. Murqatroyd, Wittrock, Co-Capt. Gill, Marvin, Ritchay. THE RECORD Wis. Rapids 47 .... Reedsburq 10 Wis. Rapids .. Madison East Z8 Wis. Rapids Tomahawk 17 Wis. Rapids . Wausau 40 Wis. Rapids Antigo 22 Wis. Rapids . Nekoosa 22 Wis. Rapids Waukesha 21 Wis Rapids Shorewood 37 Wis Rapids , Stevens Point 38 Wis. Rapids Marshfield 22 Wis Rapids . Nekoosa 28 Wis Rapids , Stevens Point 20 Wis. Rapids . Wausau 25 Wis Rapids . ,. Rhinelander 32 Wis. Rapids .,..... Merrill Z7 Wis. Rapids Marshfield 23 fgf' - ' if THE CHAMPIONS 'T I vm , egg f' 's ss V ki 'fi 'S BILL HERMAN BILL KNICKERBOCKER IOHN HITCHAY ' P K I r Qi A 5 0 -ef ' I J X . - i I I s DON MURGATROYD IACK GILL BILL PASSINEAU BILL WITTROCK All-Conference Guard SECOND PLACE WINNERS l fM f .gsf in A-F vs. NEW LONDON ' .- H g R ,1 DALE SHOWERS X I 1' ' li t - ' 1 DARL MARVIN --:L 7? BOB MADEH All-Conference Guard Row 2: Evans, Richmond, Kulick, Hartman, Peterson. M d k . MONTELLO vs. NEW LISBON in Haidvogel. CONSOLATION WINNERS N A l ,A Y.: en y e Row 1: Kluck, Moore, Tuszka, Coach Rebholz, Bostad, ffk Row 2: Coach Daniels, G. Mossy, T. Hein. R. Krueqer. GILL MISSED THIS ONE Row 1.Ps.M2232?idwF'BiY3i2?'i'RF SiKit2i'FsS1 Hmm, ilfliggifhjijiffg Tjis fgiejrfsgg 9 A. Schirpke, I. Cournoyer. THE TOURNAMENT THERECORD REcxoNAL Having won fourteen out of sixteen games, the Rapids Raiders made wisconsin Rapids 36 -'4-4-- Nekeese 14 an impressive showing in the Wisconsin Valley Conference standings. Wisconsin Rapids 51 '4 Mosmfie 28 . . . . . . Wisconsin Rapids 47 ., Stevens Point 41 Decisively defeating Nekoosa in the first game of the regional tourna- ment, Wisconsin Rapids confidently took on Mosinee. The final fight SECTIONAL against Stevens Point sent the Rapids team to the sectional tournament. Wisconsin Rapids 59 Independenee 22 With victory seemingly inevitable, the Red Raiders did not experi- Wissoiisifi iifipifis 47 -1 ----- Amigo 21 ence much trouble in winning a berth in the state tournament at Madison. STATE The Rapids was off to a good start, but after a hard fought battle was wisconsin Rapids 46 ..,.,,.,., Benin 22 eliminated in the second game of the finals by Lena. Wisconsin Rapids 43 -.-,---.-.- I-end 50 THE IUNIORS LINCOLN HIGH WINS THE ANNUAL INVITATIONAL TRACK MEET IN 1944 THE HIGH JUMP THE 40 YARD DASH THE RELAY CLASS BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS , .,, ,,,, W- . .. , - , W Powers, Frank, Zeman, Elliott, Preston, Barette, Henke. I Building stronger bodies and healthier minds, so that the boys of today can carry on in the victorious world of tomorrow, is the objective of the boys physical education department. Tumbling, handball, basketball and badminton are the principal activities in this program of physical development. In addition, drills to pre- pare the boys for the standard of physical fit- ness of the armed forces, is a customary part of this program. Alertness, cooperation and teamwork, and sportsmanship play a vital part in making the student socially adaptable in any situation in which he may find himself in the future. BOXING CHAMPIONS R. Haferman, A. Gilmaster, R. Rehman, R. Kingston, L. Engel, R. Lee. E. Feith, G. Fairbert, B. Schmick, R. Fairbert. no il'i rQi . Row 7: Duckart, Dhein, Cotterill, Stanilorth, Padaqs, Roach, Clapp, Kinq, Becker, Wilson Smith, Minta. Row 6: Benson, Iackan, Zaqer, Danielson, Kurz, Duckart, McGraw, Durlree Vervoort, Henke, Zeman, Klawitter. Row 5: Brayback, Link, Cooper, Klevene, Willce, Hager strom, Higgins, Kobza, Krause, Crotteau, McGraw, Bury. Row 4: Wilcox, Taylor, Thirkill, Klevene, Plenke, Sweeney, Bronson, Stoker, Kersten, Fritsche, Fountaine, Schacht. Row 3 Breed, Kroeninq, Wilke, LaVon, Marcoul, Zastava, Daly, lacoby, Kreuser, Raubal, Roets Wagner, Lust. How 2: Ciszewski, Drewsen, Freeman, Peterson, Koukalek, Schmick, Hosen thal, Kingdon, Thirkill, Mrochek, Hein. How l: Rued, Hein, Steiner, Keuntjes, Alesch, Hilqard Habeck, Latourelle, Buss, Taylor, Santoski, Miller. 1 T I A. s'rxa1Nr:n, P 'f' K. norrs, Pinq Pong Basketball i i 1 ' 1. HEIN, ' E. WAGNER, Archery 1 A' Tumbling 1, DURKEE, Baseball In keeping with the national effort to build G I R IJ S P H Y S I C A. Il strong and efficient citizens to better perform the duties on the home front, the Girls Athletic Asso- ciation has sponsored numerous activities for physical fitness. These activities promote good ,,, ., OFFICERS 4, D. LANGLOIS, Point Secretary, R, BECKER. President, M. CLAPP, Secretary, L. KOUKALEK, Treasurer. , 4k Elf!! xi. Row 8: Krohn, Steiner, Peterson, Stoker, Lathrope, Klawitter, Klun, Timm, Severance, Meyer. Hickman, Sworoski, lohnson. Row 7: Rezin, Middlecamp, Coon, Farris, Bautz, Mullenix, Robinson Rasmussen, Lanqlois, Knuth, Nelson, Bremmer. Row 6: Crotteau, Seehaqen, Kobza, Bemke, Provost, Diebels, Henlce, Freeman, Clark, Christy, Chiswell, Walters, Guenther. Row 5: Hoesly, Killian Smart, Wilpolt, Schanock, Karlstedt, Schreiner, Gross, Brandt, Renne, Bauer, Kester, Westphal. Row 4: Olson, Simonis, Parker, Gross, Ray, Plyer, Busch, Crotteau, Lundquist, lacob, Baer, Kell, Simon. Row 3' Olson Warner Staub Koss Miller Nobles Ha en Wandr Kitchlcume Miller - 1 , , , , , 9 1 Y, , 1 Fay, Sage, Van Ornum. Row 2: Cobleiqh, Stark, Sorrell, Riclcell, Kirschlinq, Nehls, Daly, Burt, Zimny, Wall, Murray, Gazeley, Goodness, Husson. Row l. Pankratz, Raasch, Kroll, Hellinqer Meinberq, Watson, Motl, Rousseau, Arneson, Braem, Laramie. if W 1 N ffl' ' i' 414. . A A uf i t f . the y Q-X .ff V -ag e -, lui . 'g I , Cv- '-.. A M. CLAPP. ' '- -v- 5 A 3 4 11- l v M. TIMM Hockey 'Bluff e' ,, 4 ' Tennis ' . ,J lf 1 3 t' ggi V 40' A .K Q '? t ' x 'W lg? T' FREEMAN - c. PETERSON vorieybazi B- BUSCH' Badmmton Hit Pm Ball sportsmanship, loyalty, cooperation, and respon- sibility. During the course of the year the girls enjoy hockey, hit pin baseball, volleyball, bas- ketball, and baseball. Variety is provided with tennis, badminton, ping-pong, archery, bowling. Social events such as treasure hunts, sleigh ride parties, hay ride parties and skating parties are also a part of the year's program. Through a point system, the girls are rewarded for their activities with emblems, pins or letters. SOME ACTION IN HOCKEY RE SOURCE FULNES5 Row 3 M. Clapp, R. Corey, E, Garber, D. Sprise, S. Hill, R. Brenner, I Rowl nd, M. Warsinske, R. Kinqdon. Row 2: W. Williams, R. Reimer, To k G. Iacobson, L. Galqanski, H. Brewster, I. Cole. Row l: I. Chris- tianson R. Manske, I. Kruger, I. Molsberry, I. Krause, C. Thompson, P. Koss. I 'ful' i Q' 9 THE COMMITTEE THE BON FIRE . zz: gr 1 at is f DDO df X! WAYNE WILLIAMS ROBERT BRENNER CARL BATHKE SPEAKS Co-Chairman . Co-Chairman HOMECOMING Victory - this goal was attained with a score of 25 to 0 in the Homecoming game with Marsh- field. Cheers, skits, and peppy music were evi- dence of the enthusiasm and school spirit at the program arranged by the co-chairmen, Bob Bren- ner and Wayne Williams. A welcome was ex- tended to alumni, and Lincoln High was honored to have several former students, now in the ser- vice, back to participate in the Homecoming. Preserving one of the school traditions, the Homecoming queen was chosen by popular vote, and Delores Tenpas was crowned with the usual ceremonies. The traditional bonfire and snake dance were carried out with unequalled enthu- siasm. In a gay atmosphere the victory dance brought the Homecoming celebration to a close. SERVICE ME ATTENDANCE H. Treutel, H. Becker, G. Whitcomb, D. Norman, R. Brehm, E. Garber, D. Trantow, W. Herman, W. Williams, I. Knuth, H. Acott, M. Timm, M. Rockwood. SWING SI-IIFTERS After having served Lincoln High School for two years, the Swing Shifters continue to provide music for assembly programs, school parties and school dances, This orchestra was organized by a group of students interested in playing popular music for themselves, and willing to give of their time and talents to various school activities. This organization is controlled entirely by its student members, now numbering twelve. Each year they elect a president, the responsibility this year go- ing to Dana Norman. The treasurer, Richard Acott, has capably taken charge of the funds which are kept within the organization for the purchase oi music and equipment. New members to replace graduating seniors are picked from candidates by unanimous consent oi the members. The Swing Shifters have turned out a band that is appreciated by the students. X ii AL LIFE Q I H E C, hugh ff'. 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QA 'sgf f' Y Q ,Q 54 W m l KING Robert Mader JUNIOR PROM In a settrng of log fences cactl and murals typlcal of the country settrng of Oklahoma the Iun1or prom was held on May ll at the Lrncoln Freld House In an atmosphere of softly blended hghts and strarns of rnusrc from the or chestra playlng from an old fashroned band stand e swrsh of nets and tatfetas corn pleted a colorful plcture From a wagon standxng agarnst a background of brrch fence punch was served QUEEN Maurrne Bender LaVerne Boyles as chalrrnen of the respectlve Grac1ously help1ng h1s queen from the sur rey Krng Bob Mader escorted Maurme Bender from the stage for the grand march Wtth Don Sprrse Demse Srmoms Phylhs Peterson and 'R 'ff 45 commrttees the decoratrons programs 1nv1 tatrons and refreshments were well planned under the gurdance of Mlss Frances Na1rn DECORATIONS COMMITTEE Row 2 K Mask D Tenpas I Severance D Spnse C Thompson How 1 I Staub I Wxrtz A Chxswell P Koss N Bmnebose I Gross OTHER COMMITTEES Bow I P Peterson L BOYIGS R Bam D Marvxn M Bender D Slmoms How 1 I Lmk P Duckcrt B Speltz I Chnstenson N Krohn . . .1 ,, , , th , . 1 h - ' 1 f 1 ' I I ' N , I, ,gg 5,- s W ' A I., ,Q I I - ft..,.3- . 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Bennett Irene Lyons Eleanor Braun Bobert Manslce Robert Brenner Don Murgatroyd Ioan Broclcman DGHCI NOTIHUU Blanche Busch Chfford Peterson Marzan Clapp Kathleen Boets Brchard Corey Wllma Saylor Ioyce Habe-ck Susan Severance Iovce Haza Agnes Sworoskz Shuley Kennedy Dav1d Tammga Bda Krng Myrtle Trmm Robt Kmadon Wayne Wrlhams Qhifnrers ll- fr' s RICHARD CQREY LANIECE KOUKALEK P d r V P 6' .QW DELORES TENPAS S c eta y Nur' A-K RONALD NASH r A K c.., ' I L, l j .K sstl ' at is fesj en ice- r sident e I r Treasure, PHYLLIS A AKKERMAN ENGLISH RICHARD BABCOCK COMMERCIAL All School Play 2 3 Bandl 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Choxr 2 3 4 Commercial Club 1 2 Declamatory 1 Dramatlc Club 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Orchl 2 3 4 Student Councrl l 2 Thespran 3 4 Track 1 2 3 'Sv-x LEONE L BASSLER ENGLISH Transferred from Plamfxeld Hlgh N. VIRGINIA E ARNOLD ENGLISH ANNA ROSE BACH COMMERCIAL Transferred from Mxlladore Hxqh School m 1943 Chemrstry Club Glrls Glee Club 1 2 Pep Club 4 AUDREY BASSUENER COMMERCIAL Gamma Slqmal 2 3 4 Chem School rn 1944 Declamatory 3 lstry Club 4 Echo Staff 3 Iournahsm Club 3 Grrls Chorus 1. 2. 3 lh lf' IAMES A ASHBECK MANUAL ARTS Intramural Boxmg 2 fr '241'G,Q Sumss ORVILLE R BARTON MANUAL ARTS Basketball Manager 3 4 Boys Glee ub 3 Choxr 3 Football I 2 3 Football Manager 4 Hockey l Letter mens Club 3 4 Lmcoln Lxqhts Stall ack l MELVIN BECKER MANUAL ARTS I 5, L S- - as . 'Ck XM W! x . I 7 A if -. fljlff: V I -. I4: C1 5 ':- I .,:-f V' 'i L sir: ,2f3f4.' I F Xi A ll X fr ROSE MARIE BECKER COMMERCIAL Ahdawaqam Staff 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Commercral Club 1 2 Debate l 2 Declamatory 2 3 Dramatrc Club 2 4 Drum Mayor 3 4 Gals Athletrc Assocxahon 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 Prom Commxttee 3 Thespxan 3 4 'ffb IANE ELLYN BETHKE ENGLISH Chorr 1 Z 3 Grrls Athletrc Asso cratron 1 Grrls Glee Club 1 Pep Clu 3 4 -sy.. MARY ELLEN BENNETT GRACE M BERG ENGLISH Ahdawagamgtggglil-I Che I Leader Ahdawagam Staff 4 Art Club 1 E b4tCi1exB1strytC11g.f g43Cgor1r 1Gl2 2 Camera Club 3 Chemistry Club e U 9 mmalc U Us ee Chou 2 3 Dramatic Club 2 Club 3 Grrls Athletlc ASSOCIGYIDH 2 3 4 Lmcoln Lrghts Staff 3 Pep Club 3 4 Declamatoryl Pep Club 3 4 3 4 Thesprcm 3 faq! WW Wg. THOMAS F BILLMEYER DONALD BHP-GER MANUAL ARTS MANUAL ARTS Ahdawagam Staff 3 Band 1 3 Class Secretary 3 Football l 3 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 Prom Commrttee 3 Track 1 2 3 ELEANOR E BRAUN CHARLES W BREMMER ROBERT C BRENNER COMMERCIAL MANUAL ARTS Band 1 2 3EIY1GIg5!Eera Club 3 4 Choxr 1 Z 3 Commercral Club 1 Transferred irom Marshheld Hrqh Chem1stry Club 3 4 Gamma Srgv-na 1 Gamma Sxgmo 4, Guls Glee Club School m 1942, Cheer Leader 2, 3 2. 3- 4 1nUGmW'5SlkBgfkg'l-F15 Z 1 1, 2, 3. 4 Lmcoln Lxghts Staff 3. 4 Ofchestm 1' 3 4 ' u ' ' ' Track 3 4 Homecommg CoCha1xman 4 Youth Rotar 4 6 cr A ' 4' f . Y I : IZ. . 14: SI4: .li . I l:, 44 I , . f , A 4 - 3 Q - ', fl -'.V 4, I 1 : :Z b . . 5 - , , ,45 sb 1 , , X at A few '94 IOAN BROCKMAN ENGLISH Chemxstry Club 4 R' CAROL MAE BUSS COMMERCIAL Camera Club 4 Chemrstr Club Athletxc Assocxatxon l 2 3 4 Ln coln Lxghts Staff 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 MARIAN E CLAPP FOREIGN LANGUAGE BLANCHE D BUSCH COMMERCIAL Chemmstry Club 4 Commercral Club 1 2 Dramatrc Club 2 Grrls Athle trc Assocxatron 1 2 3 4 Lmcoln Ltghts Stall 3 4 Pep Club 4 -mai IOHN P CASPER IR ENGLISH Transferred from Rudolph Hrgh 4 AllSchool Play 3 4 CW1thdrew before graduatxonl DELORES COON COMMERCIAL Ahdawagam Staff 4 Art Club l Z Ba d l Z 3 4 Class V1cePres1dent 3 Dramatxc Clulb 2 3 Ahdawagam Staff 4 Camera 4 Gamma Slqma l 2 3 4 Glrls Glee Club Club 4 Chemistry Club 4 Commer Gufls Athletxc Assoclatmon 1 2 3 4 L 1 Lzghts stuff a 4 orch 1 1 z a 4 P mc? 2 Emi Club I Lmcoln Lights Staff es ra ep u 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 GERALD BUSHMAKER MANUAL ARTS qu- ROBEBT CASPER COMMERCIAL Chemxstry Club 4 Intramural Bas '-if RICHARD B COREY ENGLISH Band l 2 3 4 Basketball l Cam era Club 4 Chemlstry Club 3 4 Class Pres1dent4 Debate 1 2 3 4 Intrq mural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Student Councxl 4 Track 3 4 Youth Rota: 4 - 1 s alfa ,Q . si I A V ,J hr ,My-,t 4 ,kg J : ' y ' ' I 45 Commercial Club 1- 27 Gifls' School in 1945: Boys' Glee Club 3, kefbull 1- 2' 3' 44 ' ' ' . . . J i- , . , , - Q, 1 O 5 A li f ,t 1 :DN BEVERLY CHOTTEAU FRANCISI DALY IB COMMERCIAL ENGLISH f Rudfll h H1911 Football 1 Football Manager 2 Transferred rom p 1 1942 Chemlstfy Club 4 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Schoo m Class Secretary 2 Class Treasurer l Grrls Athletxc Assocratlon 4 Gxrls Glee Club l 2 BETTE F DAVIS ENGLISH Chemxstry Club 4 Grrls Athletlc Assocxatron 1 2 3 in-.,, 'ZWHM' -..., VH THOMAS DU PREE COMMERCIAL Boys Glee Club 2 3 4 Chemrs try Club 4 Chou 2 3 4 Comme: cral Club 1 Football 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Track l 2 3 4 an RODERICK I ELLIS HAZEL ERICKSON COMMERCIAL ENGLISH Band 1, 2 3 Orchest Chemlstry Club 4 rg 2' 3, Commercral Club l ,pgggf-Zh YW www- GLENN E DAVID MANUAL ARTS IPA-A vi' i' DAVID ELLIS MANUAL ARTS Basketball 1 2 Boxmg Football 1 Z 3 ,Q-' mf' .444 R4 BENEDICT A ERON FOREIGN LANGUAGE Boys Glee Club 4, Chemrstry Club 4, Choxr 4 Dramatic Club 4 A L, , L Aw' f i . 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I :igfggtgggruh ,R , I IEEE: ti V' - 1 I4 1 , L9 if I f 4 LZ , ' 40 ROGER A FAIRBERT MANUAL ARTS Boxmg 2 ,4-Q 334 BETTE M GIBNEY ENGLISH Transferred from Auburndale Hugh School In 1942 Band 1 Cheer Leader l Class Play 1 Commer cxal Club 2 Gxrls Athletxc Assn 2 My-'53 vit k IOYCE HABECK COMMERCIAL Chemlstry Club 4 Commerclal Club l 2 Glrls Athletlc Assocla hon 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 1' Yb- IOYCE FREEMAN COMMERCIAL Ahdawagam Staff 4 Chemlstry Club 4 Commerctal Club 1 2 Drama uc Club 2 3 Gxrls Athletzc ASSOCIG 1 G 1 G1 Cl n rr s ee u Pep Club 3 4 Q 'i Qi 'fag 1 1 IOHN H GILL ENGLISH Ahdawagam Stall 1 Baseball l A 3 4 Baslcetballl 2 3 4 Chem xstry Club 4 Football 1 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Track 2 3 4 ,uf 'FQQ he--' WALTER I HAMELINK ENGLISH Band 3 4 Boys Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Chou 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 ELVERA E GARBRECHT ENGLISH 4f lX ' A s l ELMER R HABECK COMMERCIAL Chemxstry ,Club 4 Commerclal Club 1 Intramural Basketball 1 2 KATHRYNI HAMM ENGLISH Chemxstry Club 4 Glrls Athlehc Assocxatxon 2 4 'B ' l if :lo ,, z,'a,: 4:A 5 ' 'A 1 b '12 .F nw W R L I K I 11 f l 'S 3 Q CL - -'Q N '54 2 , F Haag? . V K It I - 44 is :kk frvwaxl t Rf 3 . -.,. , r :r-UI: I: - ',':.5 liili 'Q 3,4.: 'I mv' M 'il . ,,.' itiiififlat - I . f , ,,,, 1.5,-L I A I 4 gl I wi t IOYCE HAZA COMMERCIAL Ahdawagam Staff 3: Chemistry Club 4: Debate 1, Z: Dramatic Club 2: Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. I X Lf A IRENE M. HOENEVELD ENGLISH Commercial Club l. 3, SHIRLEY IOHNS COMMERCIAL Ahdawagam Stait 4: Chemistry Club 4: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 1, 2: Girls' Athletic Associa- tion 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 3, 4. IACQUELYN IOANN E HEIN FOREIGN LANGUAGE MANUAL ARTS Ahdawaqam Staff 4: All-School Play 2, 3, 4: Cheer Leader 3: Chemistry Club 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Declamatory 2: Dramatic Club Z, 3, 4: Gamma Sigma 2, 3, 4 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Com- mittee 3: Lincoln Lights Staff 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Prom. Com. 3: Tam 6 Smock 1, 3: Thespian 2, 3,4. SAM E. HENKE -ff i. N f 'gb Q 5 x I: QQ, I it . Qygjiy W ., 'L L. Yrs.. 'L LOIS M. HOLTZ MELVIN I. HOPP ENGLISH MANUAL ARTS Chemistry Club 4: Dramatic Club Football 2. 4: Girls' Athletic Association 4. LORRAINE IOHNSON ENGLISH Girls' Athletic Association 2 Chemistry Club 4. ARDIS P. JOHNSON COMMERCIAL Transferred from Biron High School in 1941: Pep Club 4. tWith- drew before graduationl. l 3 A MARGARET MARIE KNUTH MAURINE M. KNUTH ENGLISH COMMERCIAL Girls' Athletic Association 1: Girls' Glee Club 1. 12. RICHARD R. KONKOL LANIECE KOUKALEK COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL Intramural Basketball l. A2, 3, 4: ATICICIWGQGYH Staff 41 ChemiSi1'Y Club 4: Class Vice-President 4: Girls' Athle- Txack 2' tic Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2: Pep Club 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. VIVIAN KROENING SUSAN M. KROLL COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL Camera Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Pep Club 4: Prom Committee 3. W , f?52:?1zf5 A fgwliw' Mm? , U -A ,. 4 ,. .,W,. 11: ,k,,. K '1' ia. , i4,gQgg, f,ffQ3ziz5s . A 'gi N , . f vafi. A ' A A RICHARD F. KUBISIAK MANUAL ARTs Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4' Choir 1, 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 KENNETH I LANG MANUAL ARTS Boys Glee Club 2 Chou' 1 Conservahon Club 2 RAYMOND LECY COMMERCIAL Transferred from Kelwyn Park Hugh Chrcago Ilhnors m 1942 Student Councrl 1 E ,- ,.14: 1. :- 'fl IAMES A. KURZ BARBARA I. LAKE MANUAL ARTS ENGLISH Transferred from East Green Bay Hrgh School m 1944 Ahdawagam Staff 4 Dramatrc Club 4 Pep Club4 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4. IUNIOR D LANGLOIS DOROTHY M LATOURELLE MANUAL ARTS ENGLISH Lmcoln Lxghts Staff 3 Grrls Athletrc Assocrahon 1 2 4 'Q I N54 4' -:?: W L- t XX mfs' X W ' ROY A LIETZKE IAMES A LUTZ MANUAL ARTS MANUAL ARTS Transferred from Rudolph Hrgh School 1n 1942 Chem1stry Club 4 . , J . , ' ' I I I . . I I - l K -Q Q are , .x Q . I . I 2: . . G . , . . . I I . , .. ' ' 'x g - I I 1 V, Af 'I 1 gp- .?:., , ' .. ,2Z6'1iEi5gQEsLt w . 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SHIRLEY MAE LUTZ ENGLISH Gxrls Athletxc Assoclatxon 4 Pep Club 4 -QUIK-H-Q, ROBERT A MANSKE ENGLISH Ahdawagam Stall 1 Chem1stry Club 4 Debate 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Track 353' I HQ! uw' .ri I IACK R MESTER ENGLISH Intramural Basketball 1 3 IRENE LYONS ENGLISH Transferred from Bxron In 1942 Band 1 Chemlstry Club 4 Guls Athletxc Assocxatxon 3 4 Lmcoln Lxghts Staff 4 ALICE M MOLEPSKI ENGLISH Band 2 3 4 Commerclal Club l Gxrls Athletxc ASSOCIGIIOH 2 Or chestra 3 4 Pep Club 4 ELAINE MILLER ENGLISH Dramahc Club 2 Choxr 3 Grrls Athletzc Assocnatron 2 Gnrls Glee Club 2 Pep Club 4 ,, KENNETH R MALCOLM MANUAL ARTS K l ROBERT ENGEL MILLER ENGLISH Camera Club 1 2 4 Chemxstry Club 4 Debate 2 3 4 Lmcoln Ltghts Stall 3 4 Track Mgr 3 4 um 'ii- IUNE I MILLER ENGLISH Chemxstry Club 4 Cholr 3 4 Dramatxc Clubl 2 4 Gxrls Athlehc Assoclatzon 2 3 4 Gxrls Glee Club 1 2 3 'HH . , . , . L 213, . . : 8 af I V - jf' , f' A I 1 5 . 9, I I ' if I If ii.. , . V nr. Z' 3' in . .... , . . . , . . . R ,, Q Lffxll f 4 'W 'if' I I 122: I SQ 1 ,gf if I M M, If fill' 'N I I I A I , , 4. ' : ' : ' ' ' : ' . : CATHERINE L. MULLENIX ENGLISH Ahdawagam Staff 4: Dramatic Club 4: Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANN NASH COMMERCIAL Commercial Club l, 2: Girls' Athletic Association 1. 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 1: Pep Club 3, 4. ROBERT NELSON MANUAL ARTS Hockey 1: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track Z, 3, 4. DONALD E. MURGATROYD MANUAL ARTS Ahdawagam Staff 2: Band l, 2, 3: Basketball l. 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 2: Football 4: Gamma Sigma 3: Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3: Letter- men's Club 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 1. 2. 3: Prom Committee 3: Track 2, 3, 4: Swing Shifters 1, 2, 3. A - X: E IOYCE E. NEITZEL COMMERCIAL Commercial Club l, 2, 3: Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2: Lincoln Lights Staff 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4. vm-Q I VIOLET D. NEWMAN COMMERCIAL Transferred from Port Edwards High School in 1944: Class Play 1, 2. 3: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Wk? 05..- RONALD W. NASH MANUAL ARTS Class Treasurer 4: Commercial Club l: Football 1: Intramural Bas- ketball l, 2. 3. 4. A- ... A I X ., , , . . f c' N . a Kuff ,rp E, .II L , it ' f A 'X' ' K ' ,J HARRY NELSON ENGLISH Basketball 1: Boys' Glee Club Z: Class President 1, 2: Football 1, 2: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Boxing Z, 4: Orchestra 1: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council l, 2: Track 1. 2. 3, 4. is 'If ': ix' 4 K 1, J 'M' Lis A Y 15?- DANA NORMAN ENGLISH Ahdawagam Staff 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Vice-President 2: Football 1. 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4: Prom Corn- mittee 3: Swing Shifters 2. 3, 4: Track 1, 2. 3, 4. Y. ROBERT E OLSON ENGLISH LESLIE PELOT MANUAL ARTS Transferred from Berlrn Hrgh School rn 1941 CYNTHIA PETERSON COMMERCIAL Ahdawaqam Stall 4 Chemrstry Club 4 Commercral Club 1 2 Drama trc Club 2 Guls Athlehc Assocrcruon 1 2 3 4 Glrls Glee Club 1 e Club 3 4 Prom Comxnrttee 3 Sh 979 GERTRUDEI PARKER MARION PAVLOSKI COMMERCIAL ENGLISH Transferred from Prttsvrlle Hrgh School rn 1943 All School Play l Declamatory 2 Gxrls Glee Club 1 2 Gxrls Athletrc Assocranon naw CLIFFORD S PETERSON COMMERCIAL Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 4 Skr Club l 2 3 4 Track THOMAS PELTIER fln the Servxcel MANUAL ARTS Intramural Basketball 1 2 'ko- 'T WALTER PIVINSKI RUTH PLANK MANUAL ARTS HOME' ECONOMICS Transferred from Brron In 1942 Chemlslry Club 4 Ch0ll' 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Chemistry Club Gxrs Glee Club 1 2 3 4 4 Football 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 Track 3 4 15' ' 32 ' i . . . . I . . . 112. . 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I.:-wC',l If 'fill' 014 .Af THOMAS A PLENKE ENGLISH Dramatrc Club 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 8 Thespxan 3 4 GORDON W RAASCH COMMERCIAL Chemrstry Club 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Orcheslra 1 sf IACQUELINE RASMUSSEN ENGLISH Chemrstry Club 4 Dramahc Club 3 4 Gxrls Athleuc ASSOCIGIIOII I G1rls Glee Club I 2 Pep Club 4 ADELINE M POLANSKY COMMERCIAL Transferred from Rudolph m 1943 MAHIORIE M RADTKE ENGLISH LORRAINE N REGALIA ENGLISH Transferred from Tomah Hrqh School CATHERINE A PRUSYNSKI ENGLISH Chemlstry Club 4 Dramahc Club 4 Grrls Athletrc ASSOCIGIIOD 3 4 Pep Club 4 HELEN LEE RANSOPHER ENGLISH Transferred from Hyde Park Hrgh School rn 1941 Chorr 2 3 4 Chemrs try Club 4 Drscussrorx Club 1 Guls Athlehc Assocxatxon 1 Gxrls Glee Club 2 3 4 Grrls VOICB 1 We TACK REISBECK ENGLISH m 1942 Cheer Leader I Commercrul Transferred from Eau Clalre Hxgh Club 2 Grrls Athletxc Assocrahon Z School m 1943 Baseball 2 Basket Guls Glee Club 1 Hockey 1 Pep Club 4 ball 1 2 3 y kj, - - I I 'Bib . .1 gv1- '- - , s I3 v::'::4g I .V f5If13j: ,',g33Z ..,. if sH.z,',4 nvvo, LY '. -WL ,'e:n :,v' nful ,,VuIg,. i',,.o guna.: ' , wx .fu ,'1'1'fi4! ,ual- 'I25 Y 2 ,.. ...H--, ff X ,n, 5 luv .flax ..f r M: La. v....n.c.,, .,, . '-','. ,.44,', in ua ...J 1 43.21. lv 1111 ' '.' .1 '. .'a' H . 'l A , , : ' . . 5 ' ' ' ' ' , 1 Mx In ' :. I Yr - ' I. ,ff 1 ' .I 3 if I , 5 ,Q K f . fl . f A ' ' ' . - I I I I 1 l-In Y 4 . . . I 3, 4. . . . 1 A .3 'sf 'lr f r ' 4 L 3 Q 5 - lr- Q In , X gi! ,sf-e V , Y , J' , A X Hg , ,A ' . I '- I. - N I if V. ' . :L , i , , I rl K i - . : I . . . I : . . . . . : : . . . , . : l ' H - ' ' Q I I 'rw f YW' RICHARD RENNE COMMERCIAL All-School Play 4: Chemistry Club 4: Football 1: Intramural Boxing 3. 4: Track 1. 4. BERNICE ROBINSON ENGLISH Transferred from Pittsville High School in l94l: All-School Play 1: Ahdawagam Staff 4: Girls' Athletic Association 4: Girls' Glee Club 1. , . I I ljgh A DOROTHY L. ROMANSKI ENGLISH J 4 I C GLORIA CATHERINE RIEMER COMMERCIAL Chemistry Club 4: Commercial Club l, 2: Girls' Athletic Associa- tion l. 2. BETTY I. ROBENOLT ENGLISH Dramatic Club 2: Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4. MARIORIE ROCKWOOD All-School Play 2, 3, 4: Chemistry Club 4: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Gamma Sigma 2, 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 1. 2, 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Prom Com. 3: Student Council 3: Thespian 4. ENGLISH IANE E. ROMANSKI HOME ECONOMICS Chemistry Club 4. KATHLEEN M. ROETS COMMERCIAL Ahdawaqam Stait 4: Chemistry Club 4: Class Secretary l: Commercial Club 1, Z: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Girls' Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2: Pep Club 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Lincoln Lights Stat! 4. GENE A. ROWLAND ENGLISH Ahdawagam Staff 3: All-School Play 2, 3: Art Club 1, 2: Boys' Glee Club 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Football l: Intramural Basketball 1, 2: Lin- coln Hi-Lights 1: Prom Corn. 3: Ski Club 2. 3: Science Club 1, 2: Thespian 2, 3, 4: Track l,2,3,4. MAE RUED ENGLISH Ahdawagam Staff 3 Art Club 4 Chemxstry Club 4 Choxr 2 Drama t1c Club 2 4 Gxrls Athletxc Asso cxatxon 2 3 4 Gnrls Glee Club 2 3 Pep Club 4 PHYLLIS G SAEGER ENGLISH Chou 4 Gxrls Glee Club 2 Gxrls Voxce 2 3 .pv Cl MARION SCHROEDER COMMERCIAL G' ELLEN C RYAN ENGLISH Chou 3 4 Glrls Glee Club 4 Glrls Athletxc Assoclatlon l Glrls Voxce 2 3 Tam cmd Smock 4 151' WILLIAMI SAWASKA MANUAL ARTS Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Boxmg 2 4 1 Intramural Basketball 1 2 4 Letter Track 2 mens Club 3 4 Student Councxl 4 Track l 2 3 'tb- RUTH M SACHS ENGLISH 'Qty ISABEL I SCHINGO ENGLISH AV-4 109- 1' f4',QE2':,u,1, 9 1 F Q 3 Q C U' 'U Q 'U Q C U' nh CJ 05 Ev- Q 5:1 25 O MSE? 923:11 5-'fig-1 N .r-with 0 3.0 E 'l 'J3 nm S N2 .-I LE N D' '-2: 1 Lg .-. SEQ Alb! Gif' sau 3 rn :gm 2-5:5 3 O Q E E U' 1 1 I Q- , .E v - V I L T , I t. W. I I A 9 Z2 L A . Li . j , -1 ' '-,2. 6 fp I 'V 4 N I., I 4 , A ,. L E i .g- L f ' V ' i f E X S. ' ' : ' ' . 4: , , . : . I in Gt H -' 1 'a ll Zll l . 5 Ahdawagam Staff 3.1 . Class Treasurer 1: Fabtball 1, 3, 3, 'tl Football 1: Ski Club I' 2' 3' 4 X SUSAN M. SEVERANCE PHYLLIS A. SHERMAN FOREIGN LANGUAGE ENGLISH Sfiihff 3' 47, ChemiSTfY Cl'-15,122 Chemistry Club 4: Pep Club 4. Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Gir 4: Girls' Glee Club 1: Home- ' 3: Lincoln Lights Staff 4: Pep Committee 3: Tam and Smock S if t . , x I A' . Q , Al , .pr- ' I EMMAIEAN SIEWERT ENGLISH Ahdawagctm Staff 4: Chemistry Club 4: Girls' Athletic Association 1, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1: Pep Club 3, 4. DUANE C. SMITH L. HOWARD SMITH MARCELLA I. SMITH ENGLISH ENGLISH HOME ECONOMICS All-School PNY 2' 41. Basketball 11 Transferred from Iohn Edwfrrds Girls' Athletic Association 1: Girls' Boys Glee-Club 2 3, 4 Camera Club Hi h School in 1943: Band 1' 2: Glee Club 1' 2. 3, 4: chemistry ciab a, 4: chair 2. 3, 9 , 4: Dramatic crab 2, 3, 4: Football 1, Chemistry Club 3. 2: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Thespian 2. 3, 4. F94 I' MARY ELLEN SMITH DONALD E. SOWATZKE COMMERCIAL MANUAL ARTS Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club I, 2: Dramatic Club 2: Girls' Athle- tic Association 1, 2: Pep Club 4. WILLIAM G. STAKE ENGLISH Transferred from Wood County School of Agriculture and Domestic Economy in 1942: Basketball 1: Fu- ture Farmers oi America 1, 2, 3. MARY ANN STARK AUDREY STEINER ENGLISH Ahdawaqam Stall 4 Chemrstry Club 4 Choxr 3 Commercxal Club 1 2 Dramatxc Club 3 Glrls Athle hc Assocratlonl 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Sk: Club 2 RICHARD A STENSBERG MANUAL ARTS B ,qv CHARLES STOLP ENGLISH Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Boys Voxce l, Commercral Club 1, Z ENGLISH Ahdawaqam Staff 4 Chemrstry Club 4 Declamatory 1 Dramahc Club 2 3 4 G S 1 2 3 4 Gxrl amma rqma Afhl6f1C Assocxahon 1 2 3 4 Orches tra 1 Z 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Thespxan RUSSELL JAMES STIBBE MANUAL ARTS Band 1 2 3 4 Football 4 lntra mural Basketball 1 2 Intramural Boxmg 2 Scxence Club 1 2 Track ELIZABETH A STUBLASKY COMMERCIAL Gamma Sngma 1, 2, 3, 4 silk FREDRICK E STEINKE MANUAL ARTS Track 3 4 ROSEMARY I STOKER ENGLISH Transferred from New Lisbon Hrqh School m 1944 Band 1 Z 3 4 Chemxs try Club 4 Class Secretary Z Class Treasurer 3 Gxrls Athletrc Assocza hon 4 Guls Glee Club 1 2 3 ep Club 1 2 3 Prom Commxttee 3 AGNES I SWOROSKI COMMERCIAL Ahdawagam Staff 3 4' I ,W ,R 55 3- 7 'E .:: I : - . '..: JS: In .: . 2,3,'4. : 'i ' 5,5 'T' ,F A A W- 'I' 1,3.3,4.- 'I ' 'fP- 1 , 5- aw it ' 1 75? ' , I 23 lf ', ri 4yiT'72'v ' iii . -. Af bf ,. 1 I OE VILLENEUVE MANUAL ARTS Football 1, 2: Intramural Basket- ball 1, z. -ln. DEAN WARREN MANUAL ARTS -4? EDITH WEISS COMMERCIAL Chemistry Club 4 Chou 2 4 Girls Glee Club 1 2 4 Pep Club 4 ,K tx. .. ,.... . . f R-xy, Q 415 W i i V ELLEN M. WAGNER COMMERCIAL Ahclawagam Staff 4: Band Z, 3. 4: Chemistry Club 4: Commercial Club 1, 2: Dramatic Club 2: Drum Major 4: Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1: Orchestra l, 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4. YW' MARY LOU WARSINSKE ENGLISH Ahdawagam Stall 3 All School Play 3 4 Chem istry Club 4 Debate 1 Declamatory 2 3 Drama tic Club 2 3 4 Girls Athletic Association 4 Lincoln Lights Stall 4 Pep Club 3 4 Prom Com 3 Tam and Smockl 2 4 Thespian 2 3 4 'N i GAEL O WHITCOMB ENGLISH Ahdawagam Staff 3 Band 2 3 4 Camera Club 2 Football l 2 Intramural Basketball I Z 3 Or Chestla 1 2 3 4 Un the Servicel ROBERT WALLOCH MANUAL ARTS RUTH A WEBB ENGLISH Girls Athletic Association I 2 3 Girls Glee Club 1 3 Lincoln Lights Staff 3 Pep Club 4 WAYNE T WILLIAMS COMMERCIAL Band 1 2 3 4 Chemistry Club 4 Gamma Sigma 2 3 4 Intramural Baa ketballl 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Dramatic Club 2 3 Homecoming Co-Chairman 4 Swing Shifters 2 3 4 Youth Rota: 4 MELVIN L. WITTE ENGLISH Chemistry Club 4. IENNIE DURKEE ENGLISH Declamatory 3. 4: Commercial Club l: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Association 1. 2. 3, 4. DONALD L. GODIN fln the Servicel MANUAL ARTS Basketball l. 3, 4: Football 3. 4. AL .t f 1:24 - ANTHONY I. YEAGER IRENE B. ZIMMERMAN MANUAL ARTS ENGLISH Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Football l, Chemistry Club 4: Commercial 2, 3. 4: Prom King 3. Club l, 2: Girls' Athletic Associa- fx ' El . 2, IOHN I. FIEGEL fln the Servicel MANUAL ARTS Basketball l. 2, 3: Football 1, Z, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4: Prom Com. 3: Student Council 3: Track l. 2. 3. 5, ...X ,-tht ...:. ' A fkrrr x K ... T. , Elgin WILLIAM IOHNS Cln the Service? MANUAL ARTS Intramural Basketball 2, 3: Track 2, 3. tion 1, 2. 3. K . if 5 , x in gl I ROBERT GILMAN Un the Servicel MANUAL ARTS V if . L 1 2 , li. - :S ..f. I 'E lsbnite I . if A LARRY W. NEWSOM Cln the Servicel MANUAL ARTS Boys' Glee Club Z: Cheer Leader .. . 3, 4: Choir 2: Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Boxing 2. THE SENICR CLASS OF 1944 Clem, Mr. Miniver .... Mrs. Miniver, his wife . Vin Toby Their Children Iudy Adie, the housekeeper . Helen, engaged to Vin . . . PRESENTED MRS. BMINIVER . . . . Bob Cooper . . . Ruth Roberts Bernard Haza Bob Brehm lane Ritchay . . . . Carol Pfeiffer . . . . . Betty Kuentjes Iohnny, He1en's brother ...... .... I ack Kahoun Susan, friend of Mrs. Miniver .. . Dorothy Mader Lady Burfish, a titled Lady .......... Iean Abel Tommy Bob Hufferman Ienny Evacuee Children Rosemary Sawyer Liza Irene Smith Air-Raid Warden, of the neighborhood, Bill Rusch THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1945 WILLPRESENT IUNIOR MISS UTOGRAPH ,ff