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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1948 volume:

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Wisconsin came into the r 5 Union in a time of rapid changes. The gold rush brought the people 3 5 estward through the vast forests of the midwest. Lumbering Q . b reigned as king and gave our state a tradition of freshness and X ' 3 . , 1 S y agerness. Our boys in blue, helped preserve the U nzon,' Badger Yanks fought at San Iuan Hill, the Argonne Forest, and Salerno. q ur country and state grew great and prosperous in spite of four . gthe early part of the next hundred years it will be decided whether Q 3 iirrible wars. Now we are on the threshold of a new world. In Q 3 kkr nation and the world will be torn and destroyed by wai or X 3 gl 5 E exist in peace and comradeship. This 1947-1948 Ahdawagam is. gg xg I gledicated to the students of today, the citizens of tomorrow, in i ix hope that they will make it possible for the Badgers of the future Q . to celebrate the next centennial in peace, security, and happiness. ,Y , ,ff V, N NNS gf N C5 'XX '45 XXX XX 'x - . M 'Qff:9Ax.z X xx VJ 'Ls ' '.,' .1 Q by I :Q WMDQ FA W M' W, JW I Maw fe I f fl- , ,,,D:', ' I W I1LQ af J g fi YW!! - , 6 X - fu WW' f 'I s Mr 00- Z f L4 Lf 7 MW I If I gg I , I Y N XA X K , X A , Z . j4'4:j4!7Y'b, Q..-Lf, Q22 W2-iifffif Jjf3 ,i-KQV Q-pf' Z- SAIIMINI THATIU FLOYD SMITH A. A. RITCHAY Superintendent of Schools Principal of Lincoln High School University of Wfisconsin, Ph. M. Northwestern University, M. A. UFFIUE PERSUNNEL Katherine Fisher Helen johnson Mabel Lynn Q , Sis Q saga I 1 SOCIAL SCIENCE AND LIBRARY SCIENCE EDGAR BIRD CHRISTINE PEDERSEN WALTER HEMP History - American Problems Librarian Hi-Yf0fJ' Marquette University River Falls State Teachers' College Carroll College, B. A. Carroll College, B. A. University of Minnesota IOHN W. NELSON IVILLIAM L. MILLER History - American Problems American History River Falls State Teachers', B. A. Ripon College, B.A. ,X CORRINNE ANDREASSEN English Sl. Olaf College, B.A. University of Minnesota Eau Claire State Teachers' College MARGARET LUECKER English University of Wisconsin, B. S. Q a'. ' 0 ENGLISH DARROW FOX ELLA LA PERRIERE English English - Spanish - French University of Wisconsin, B. S. MARY Y. RITCHIE English Carroll College, B. A. University of Wisconsin University of Minnesota HELEN SCHLOUGH English Whitewater State Teachers' College Milwaukee State Teachers' College University of Wisconsin, B. S. University of Wisconsin, B. A., M. University of Paris University of Colorado HARRIET SCHLEICH Speech - English - Drarnatics Monmouth College, B. A. University of Wisconsin MATHEMATICS BESSIE HARTUNG Mathematics Eau Claire State Teachers', B. E. HO WARD JUNKMAN W Mathematics River Falls State Teachers', B. S. 1 ' LULU MOLL W Geometry j University of Wisconsin, P h. M. University of Minnesota ' 6 V' V F Q K FRANCES NAIRN IESSIE TALBOT iw lu! Mathematics Latin - Mathematics University of Minrlesota, B.S. Ripon College, B. A. u McPhail School of Music and Z Dramatic Art SCIENCE ALFRED HORNIGOLD Chemistry - Conservation Carroll College, B. S. University of Wiscorlsin University of Minnesota IOHANNA KUMM Biology Central State'Teachers' College, B.S University of Minnesota, M. S. DALE RHEEL Geography Baseball Coach Ass't. Coach for Football and Basketball Platteville State Teachers' College University of Iowa, B. E. LESLIE TKOWBRIDGE CHARLES SWARTZ Senior Science - Physics G1-'08f11PlJJ' Central State Teachers' College, B. S. State Teachers' College University of Chicago Slippery Rock, Pa., B.S. Ex IX my H K+' v .1 ,, 'xx 1 IL X . ' X I COMMERCIAL ELIZABETH HASS MARY ELLEN NEALE Typing - Shorthand Typing - Shorthand University of Wisconsin, B.A. University of Washington, B. S. Northwestern University, M. A. HENRY IACOBSEN ELIZABETH RUGGLES Business Practice Bookkeeping Whitewater State Teachers' B. E. Whitewater State Teachers', B. E. IVILBERT R. HEIN Machine Shop Stout Institute, B. S. VON L. HOLLIDAY Automobile Mechanics Stout Institute, B. S. MANUAL ARTS AND HOME ECONOMICS FRANK H O WELL Woodwork Oshkosh State Teachers' College ANNE ROACH Home Economics - Clothing Central State Teachers' College University of 'Minnesota Stout Institute, B. S., M. S. EDMUND H. SCHAFFENBERGER Printing University of Wisconsin, B. A. JOHN PLENKE, IR. Drafting Oshkosh State Teachers' College Iowa State, B. E. Stout Institute GENEVIEVE WOLF Home Economics - Foods Stout Institute, B. S. N 1 J-,nn , . rj, Q PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH PHIL MANDERS MARY E. ZAPP Physical Education Certified Public Health Nurse Football - Baskethall University of Minnesota Drake University, B. S. I. A. TORRESANI GWEN COBLEIGH Physical Education - Track Physical Eduffllimf LaCrosse State Teachers' College, B. S University of Wisconsin La Crosse State Teachers College, B. S. S N E ,WI MUSIC AND ART ROGER HORNIG JOAN NEI-L Band Aff University of Wisconsin, Mus. M. MWUU Milf? Cvllegf, B- A- BETTY EDSTROM BENDER IOSEPH I-ISK-Af IR- Mugic Orchestra St. Olaf College, B. M. Ripon . C0Uf'8ef I B- A- Umversity of Wisconsin 40 - JK I 35, ,.,.. f 'S'- 1 'gl Q3 I M. NOBLES 5? f in :Li f 1 and y ,- E. ANDERSON F. SIMONIS I V 'W 4 Q , 5 - 4 ln R. WILSON 'X 6 lfxffli' -dCpJ.,..4 Q. BILL BONOW 'l' ll. CUUNCISL jx Q' L A ML P. PETERSON A 1 J' f ., .'.'1 P. N OBLES 3 1 M. ELLIS President M- WILCOX ff' ,PN B. TENPAS M. IACOBS I. BARANOWSKI M F S E M E S T E MT ,IIE 'T ASSE his fm -1 R Vyijl 'S ' Row 4: Miller, Randrup, Knuth Row 3: Budahl, Samuelson, Schlice, Boyer, Almusin, Peters, Harms n Row 2: Lester, Lassa, Denniston, Cook, Smith, Christy, Bates SX Row 1: johnson, lackan, Ehlert, Blonien, Hodge, Knuth, Gill E J O -js S E M E S T E R 'I T k l. , 511- ' FHM Row 4: Samuelson, Worland, Lee, Thompson, Pfeiffer Row 3: Smith, Greeneway, Kauth, Matthews, johnson, Harmsen Row 2: Hamm, Perling, Peters, Hodge, Sawyer, Hillmer Row 1: Leverance, Brostowitz, Niklaus, Husson, Baker, Zastava, Zange The Student Council is one of our school's old- est organizafions, datin back to 1927 when it was introduced into our school by our principal, Mr. Ritchay. Now Miss Nairn has charge of this pro- gressive group which is composed of two elected members from each class plus the class presidents. This organization proves to be an excellent train- ing center for citizens in a democracy in that students learn good judgment, ability to assume responsibilities, and initiative. The Student Coun- cil maintains order in the halls by having volun- teered students patrol the hall each mornng and noon. The Student Council has also carried on a noon hour program with a variety of things to do like dancing, basketball, ping pong, and mov- ies. To add to its success of this year the Council has created the General Assembly. The purpose of this assembly is to give aid and advice to the Student Council as to what the students themselves would like to have done. General Assembly mem- bers are elected from every group of thirty-five and are elected for a term of one semester. UNIIEIHIIRAIIUATE llll IDR 'l' Row 4: Gerald Ashbeck, james Ritchay, john Severance, Michael Felgen, Charles Lundberg. Row 3: Glen Prusynski, Kenneth Purdy, Fred Sheffer, Frederic Andre, Gerald Tomfohrde, john Mrocheh. Row 2: Nona Neitzel, Sally Dickerman, Barbara jacobson, joan Kath, Bette Olson, Nancy Baker. Row 1.' jeanetle Gill, Marie Shipin- ski, janet Schroedel, jacqueline Felgen, Clara Pasciak, joan Pornainville, Not in picture: john Lassa, Gloria Suckow. ' c K Nl' 4. Af e,,. 9. fe Row 3: Richard Hornigold, Don Graesser, Eugene Wolosek, Don Arendt. Row 2: Edward jacobsen, Kenneth Peterson, Charles Samuelson, Walter Pasciak, Robert Bain Row 1: Nancy Oakes, Ethel Farris, Alice jackan, Marjorie Esser, joan Christy, Evelyn jinsky. Not in picture: Sally Perrodin A T52 li' 'K 1- ,fA , 1 liffw 'fl I . L 4 Row 2: Carol Smith, Barbara Peters, Zenas Bicket, Kathleen Cook, Teckla jacobsen Row 1: Mary Ellen Ashbecla, Beverly Howard, Susan Perling, Rita Boyarski, Ann Ziegler. Not in Picture: Bonnie Bates, jerry Boyce, David Lee, Alta Schmidt, Sue Ttate CLASS IIFFICER PRISCILLA PETERSON Presxdent 5? llT . I FRANCIS SIMONIS President , .--.. - ' I RN .. V' V rgg. , Q , , JMD' 1 ' --V-f 'Z Q , H EARLE ANDERSON President MARGARET N OBLES President SENIORS HAROLD BREWSTER Vice-President I U N I O R S DICK KUEHL Vice-President S O P H O M O R E S , 'J vp jx' W 5 . , DONALD ARENDT Vice-President F R E S H M E N ' vi ts Q ' 1 ... LT '2': ' WA In II GROSS Vice-President ff-,Qc K MARY LOU KOLSTRA Secretary BILL PFEIFFER Ls Tb S UE PERLIN G .a Treasurer Secretary-Treasurer fi 'Ee ...,.. y 4 ' 1 1-,sf GARY ANUNSON Treasurer 55 SANDRA RIEMER Secretary-Treasurer Wil? W FWZ? wwf! My - Qs? 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ALESCH - - Commercial Band 2,' Cheerettes 2,' Chemistry Club 4,' Choir Zf Debate 1g Delta Theta Sigma 2,' Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, 4f Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club 1, 2g Mixed Chorus 1,' Pep Club 4,' Radio Workshop 3, 4: Red and White 3,' Spanish Club 4,' Thespian 4. BONNIE MAE ARNESON - English Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 4,' Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Future Homemaker.: of America 2, 3: Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4,' Pep Club 3,' Radio Workshop 3,' Ski Club 3, 4. 'A' SUZANNE BAKER - Foreign Language Alpha Rho Tau 2,- Chemistry Club 4,' Delta Theta Sigma 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 4g French Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Glee Club 1, 3, 4,' Homecoming Committee 2, 3, 4,' Pep Club 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 3, 4. SHIRLEY A. BASSLER - English Band 1, 2, 3, 4,' Chemistry Club 4, Girls' Athletic Association 1, 3, 4,' Gamma Sigma 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club 4,' Orchestra 3, 4g Pep Club 4, Red and White 3. 'll'MARY LOU BAUER - - Commercial Chemistry Club 4,' Delta Theta Sigma 2, 3,,' Dramatic Club 2, 3f Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4,' Pep Club 3, 4. LARRY BERARD - - Manual Arts All-School Play 2, 4: Delta Theta Sigma 2,' Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4g Thespian 2, 3, 4. ROBERT BOLES - - U X Manual Arts Golf 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 'RHERBERT W. BONOW - English Ahdawagam Staff 2, 3,' Art Club I, 4,' Booster Club 4,' Debate 1, Glee Club 4,' Homecoming Chairman 41 Lincoln Lights Staff 3, 4,' Student Council 4. CAROL BRAEM - - Commercial Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 1, 2,' Dramatic Club 1, 25 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club It Z, 4: Pep Club 3, 4. HAROLD BREWSTER - - English Basketball 1 2 3 4' Class Secretar -Treasurer 3,' I I I I y Class Vice-President 4,' Football 3, 4. 'A' PATRICIA L. BRONSON - Commercial Cheer Leader 1, 2g Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 2, 3,' Class Vice-President 1, Delta Theta Sigma 27 Drama- tic Club 1, 2, 3f Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4: President Girls' Athletic Association 4,' Girls' Glee Club 4,' Homecoming Committee 3, 4,' Pep Club 3, 4f Prom Committee 3,' Radio Workshop 3,' Student Council 2. BERNADYNE 1. BU LGRIN - English Transferred from Nekoosa High School in l947,' Band 3, 4g Choir 1, 2, 3,' Dramatic Club 1, 2,' Or- chestra 4,' Pep Club 4. i' HONOR STUDENT 'N 19 A ,, w .Zim .. 'VJ' Q H 5' ts- W 41355 if 5 'sw mi ww walk ' 2.52 iii it Zifikszx 4115 ,sem 1 Q.. S MARY A. CHRISTIANSEN - English Transferred from West Side High School, Newark, , New jersey in 1947: Girls' Athletic Association 4: Girls' Glee Club 4,' Pep Club 4. IAMES C. CHRISTY - - Manual Arts Football 2, 3, 4,' lntra1nural Basketball I, Z, 3, 4,' Track 2, 3, 4. if GLENNA M. CLARK - - English Chemistry Club 3, 4,' Debate 2: Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation I, 2, 3, 4,' Pep Club 4,' Red and While 3. LaVERNE K. CLUSSMAN - Manual Arts Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. NEOMA IEAN COON - Commercial Dramatic Club 1, 2,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 4,' Red and White 3. NORMAN E. COON - Manual Arts Archery Club 4,' Baseball 4,' Boys' Glee Club 2,- Chemistry Club 3: Choir 2: Conservation 3: Delta Theta Sigma I: Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4,' Radio Workshop 3. CAROLYN IUNE COOPER - Commercial Band 3, 4,' Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 4: Dramatic Club I, Z, 3, 4,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4,' Homecoming Committee 4,' Orches- tra I, 2, 3, 4,' Pep Club 3, 4,' Thespian 4. IOAN CROTTEAU - - Commercial Chemistry Club 4,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2. 3, 4,' Pep Club 3, 4. iIEAN M. DALY - - Commercial Chemistry Club 4,' Choir I, 2, 3,- Delta Theta Sigma 2, 3,' Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation I, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4,' Home- coming Committee 4,' Pep Club 3, 4: Prom Com- mittee 3,' Ski Club 4. DELOS R. DBROUCHEY - Manual Arts Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. IRENE RUTH DHEIN - - English Future Homemaker: of America 2, 3,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4,' Pep Club 4,' Red and White 3. CHARLOTTE DUCKART - English Band 1, 2, 3, 4,' Chemistry Club 4,' Delta Theta Sigma 2, 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4,' Thespian 3, 4. FRANCIS A. DUCKART - Manual Arts Band I, 2, 3, 4: Booster Club 2: Chemistry Club 4,' Dramalir Club 2, 3, 4,' Gamma Sigma I,' In- tramural Basketball 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4,' Swing Shifters 3, 4. ROGER EBBE - - Manual Arts Basketball 1, 2, 3,' Football Z, 3,' Intramural Basket- ball 2, '3,' Trask 2. BERNARD EGGEN Manual Arts WARDELLE EHLERT - - English Ahdawagam Staff I,' All-School Play I,' Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 2, 3, 4,' Dramatic Club I, 2, 3,' Gamma Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Athletic Assotiation 1, 3,' Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4,' Glee Club Aecompanist 2, 4,' Mixed-Chorus 1,' Mixed-Chorus Aceompanist I,' Pep Club 3, 4,' Girls' Sextette 4,' Spanish Club 3,' Student Assembly 4,' Thespian 2, 3, 4. RALPH F. EICHHORN - - English Basketball I,' Chemistry Club 4,' Conservation 4,' Homecoming Committee 4,' Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Boxing 2,' Prom Committee 2, 3,' Rifle Club 4. IOAN K. ERON - . English Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 1, 2, 3,' Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4,' Spanish Club 2, 3,' Tbespian 2, 3, 4,' REXFORD H. FLUNO - Manual Arts Band I,' Chemistry Club 4,' Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT F. FREDE - - Manual Arts Baseball 2,' Chemistry Club 4,' Conservation 45 In- tramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. LEON E. GALGANSKI - Manual Arts Baseball 2, 3, 4,' Basketball 1,' Class President 3,' Conservation 4,' Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Boxing I, 2, 3, 4,' Lettermerfs Club 2, 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3, Student Countil 3. GERALD F. GAULKE - - English Booster Club 2,' Homecoming Committee 3, Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 4,' Student Assembly 4, Track 2. ARTHUR A. GAZELEY - Manual Arts Chemistry Club 4,' Golf 2,' Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3. THOMAS H. GILMASTER - Manual Arts Badger Boys' State 3,' Booster Club 2, 3, 4f Booster Club President 4,' Class Treasurer I,' Delta Theta Sigma 2, 3, 4,' Delta Theta Sigma President 4,' Intra- mural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3,' Wood Work Club I, 21 Homecoming Committee I, 2, 3, 4. . 1 a', we ' bf vase . . . sir at ,. H wise 1 N umm msgs -.xref Yu W r ,um M ' U1-LE mm .K H . L, ,. , H ,Hb ...gy s In , . 4 . , ' J Al bw , 'w.,.,,,is .ww ...Mil N 1 ta ww- 4: ..... .. 1 5 ,lf W. ' . .. .w, 1 ee gm X ' 1 M ,xg az s ,. 'HU :N 1 vi? ' 2 JI hy. W . 2. . I I 1 15,253 lf . yy w wx 'E s g. X? is 3 . M V jf- in 3 is Qyw w W' H .?4.e, w., H ,NM :Y p hr H b'1'a. M m . . S H x H w... V v. .: m1:Srg,I'::.e . w H my ., 'Q . .,... E ., Ww,1w3., .tsp E W, .1-w few N 6 Mc Cl I . Qs' . Vw , ,Wo '47 5, , ,I , -1? ,7'f,., W' , . A k . lv' W 1 L 2155311 21 ga-.Q 3 1 gl c 1 A Ltzgitftip W ' t.,:..l.--: Y, , - .,-5.-gift, I .75-sg .. -'-f 4 .., , Ku f .1 ..,. !,...,,,, 1 4534113215115131-f-ff ' i ' ROBERT G. GLEBKE - Manual Arts All-School Play I, 2, 4,' Band 1, 2, 3, 4,' Booster Club 2, 3, 4,' Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 4,' Chemistry Club 4g Choir I, 2, 3, 4,' Declamatory I, 2, 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4,' Orchestra 3, 4,' Swing Shifters 2, 3, 4,' Thespian 2, 3, 4. IOYCE GOODNESS - - Commercial Ahdawagam Staff 4,' Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 2, Dramatic Club If Future Homemakers of America 2, 3,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4,' Pep Club 3, 4. i PATRICIA GRAESSER - Commercial Transferred from Moline, Illinois in 19453 All-School Play 4,' Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 2, 4,' Dramatic Club 3, 4,' Girls' Athletic Association 3, 4,' Lincoln Lights 2,' Pep Club 3, 4. CARL GREENEWAY - Manual Arts Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Ping Pong 4. HELEN GROSKLAUS - - English Delta Theta Sigma 2,' Dramatic Club 2, 3: Red and White 3,' Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3. 'tr BETTY LOU GROSS - - English All-School Play 1,' Badger Girls' State 31 Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 1, 2, 3, 4,' Declamatory I,' Delta Theta Sigma 2, 3, 4,' Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Gamma Sigma 2. 3, 4,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Sextette 3, 4,' Home- coming Committee 4,' Madrigal Singers 3,' Pep Club 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3,' Spanish Club 3, 4,' Student -Council If Thespian 4. IANET A. GROSS - - English Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 3, 4,' Delta Theta Sigma I, 2,- Dramatic Club I, 2, Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,' Homecoming Com- mittee 3,' Pep Club 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3,' Ski Club 4,' Spanish Club 3, 4. RICHARD GRU BER - - Commercial Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Intramural Handball If Raclio Workshop 3. 'kMARfORIE GUENTHER, Foreign Language Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 2,' Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4f Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club 3,' Homecoming Committee 2, 3, 4,' Pep Club 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3,' Radio Workshop 3,' Spanish Club 3, 4,' Thespian 4. W'1 LLIAM H ABECK - Manual Arts Basketball 3, 4,' Football 1, 3,' Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3g Student Council 1. RICHARD H. HAERTEL - English Band I, 2, 3, 4,' Dramatic Club 2, 4,' Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4,' Swing Shifters 2, 3, 4. NEAL W. HAFERMAN - Manual Arts Baseball 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 4,' Choir 4,' Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Basketball 1, Z, 4f Letter- men's Club 2, 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3. HOWARD R. HAGEN English Conservation 3, 4. IANET HAGERSTROM - English Cheer Leader 4,' Dramatic Club 1, 2,' Gamma Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2,' Girls' Glee Club 2,' Radio Workshop 3,' Red and White 3, 4,' Sextette 4. RUTH CAROL HAHN - Home Economics Choir 4,' Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club 1,' Red and White 4,' Thespian 1, 2, 3, 4. RACHEL M. HAMM - - Commercial Delta Theta Sigma 2,' Future Homemaker: of America 4,' Girls' Athletic Association If Red and White 3, 4. GORDON HARMON - English Future Farmers of America 1. ALICE M. HARMSEN - Commercial Transferred from Port Edwards High School in 1945: Ahdawagam Staff 3,' Chemistry Club 4,' Declamatory l,- Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3,' Girls' Glee Club l,' Library Club I,' Pep Club 4,' Radio Workshop 3,' Red and White 3: Student Assembly 4. HERBERT HAYDOCK - - English Chemistry Club 4,' Conservation 4, Intramural Bax- ing 2,' Track 3, 4. IOHN HAZA Manual Arts Archery Club 4. KENNETH D. HEDIN - Manual Arts Band I, 2, 3, 4,' Booster Club 2, 3,' Intramural Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4,' Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. WILBERT W. HEINECK - Manual Arts Intramural Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4. NORMAN D. HELKE - Manual Arts Conservation 2,- Intramural Basketball 1. HARVEY H. HELLER - - English Transferred from Plainfield High School in 1944. Og I w H Wu B E., ee Atl. it mv H Hit - W. .,g:T'5' --A .5 . he L.. ' iff Q f f A of EVERETT E. HENKE - Manual Arts Basketball I: Football I, 2, 3, 4,' Golf I, 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Boxing I, 2, 3, 4,' Lettermerfs Club 2, 3, 4. DOLORES M. HERMAN - English Future Homemakers of America 4,' Homecoming Committee 4,' Pep Club 4,' Red and White 3. i' DONNA L. HILLMER - Commercial Chemistry Club 4,' Dramatic Club 2,' Girls' Athletic Association I, 2,' Pep Club 4,' Red and White 3. ELLSWORTH W. HODGE - Manual Arts Transferred from Sandy Union High School, Sandy, Oregon in I945,- Football 3, 4. Lols HUISHEERE Commercial MARCELLA HUSER - - Commercial Declamatory I,' Dramatic Club 4, Girls' Athletic Association I, 2,' Radio Workshop 3,' Red and White 3, 4. SHIRLEY HUSSON - Commercial Ahdawagam Staff 4,' Alpha Rho Tau I, 2, .3, 4,' Cheerleader I, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 3,' Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4,' Lincoln Lights Staff 4,' Pep Club 3, 4f Thespian 2, 3, 4. DONN W. IACOBS - - Manual Arts Chemistry Club 3g Conservation 3, 4,' Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET B. IAGODZINSKI - Commercial Future Homemakers of America 2,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4,' Red and White 3. RONALD R. IAGODZINSKI - Manual Arts Chemistry Club 4,' Conservation 4,' Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3: Radio Work- shop 3f Rifle Club 4. ELWYN C. IENSEN - - Manual Arts Football 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3,' Track I, 2. WROSEMARY E. 'IINSKY - Commercial Chemistry Club 4,' Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 41 Pep Club 4g Red and White 3. MYRON PAUL OI-INSON - Manual Arts I Baseball 3, 4: Basketball I, 2,' Boys' Booster Club 3,' Boys' Glee Club 4.' Choir 4,' Football I, 2, 3, 4,' Golf 2,' Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4,' Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4,- Ping Pong 2, 3, 4,' Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4,' Tennis 2, 3, 4. PAUL L. IOHNSON - Manual Arts Badger Boys' State 3,' Basketball I, 2, 3,' Choir 4,' Class Vice-President 3,' Football 2, 3, 4,' Home- coming Committee I, 2, 3,' Intramural Basketball I,' Lettermen's Club 4,' Prom King 3,' Track I, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANN IOHNSON - Commercial Cheer Leader I, 2, 3, 4,' Chemistry Club 4: Dramatic Club I, 2,- Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4,' Homecoming Queen 4,' Pep Club 3, 4,' Prom Com- mittee 3. ff WALTER A. .IOHNSON Commercial Badger Boys' State 3. ELEANORE M. KARLSTEDT - Commercial ROGER C. KEIP - - Manual Arts Football 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Basketball 1,' Intramural Boxing I,- Lellermen's Club 4,' Track 2, 3, 4. LaVERNE E. KELLER Manual Arts Cheer Leader I, Z. IIM KEYES - - - English Archery Club 4,' Band I, 2, 3, 4,' Conservation 4. BETTY IANE KILLIAN Commercial 'A' ANNA CAROL KINGDON - English Ahdawagam Staff 4,' All-School Play 4,' Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 4,' Debate 2, 3, 4,' Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4,' Gamma Sigma 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation I, 2, 3, 4f Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3,' Home- coming Committee 4,' Madrigal Singers 3,' Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4,' Pep Club 3, 4,' Sextet 2, 3, 4,' Thespian 4. RICHARD T. KINGSTON - Manual Arts Conservation 4,' Football I, 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Box- ing I, 3,- Lettermen's Club 4,' Track I, 2, 3. ff? ,f3f, 33 ,,,' I ' . BEVERLY KLAWITTER - Commercial Q' QI, ,Is Chemistry Club 4,' Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4,' Girls ' ' 5, Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club A1 A I, 2, 3, 4,' Homecoming Committee 4: Orchestra 'Q , I 2 3 4 Pe Club 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3,' I I I I. p Thespian 4. I es. .1 we ii. Qi V iii-2 'E-.Jr . V'lf7f,3 .Jar s 3 A r , S. .5 X . 5 ef. 4' was We I Q3 xv 1- 1,652 w e P. RONALD KLUGE - - Manual Arts Chemistry Club 4,' Conservation 4,' Dramatic Club 1, 3,' Lincoln Lights Staff 3,' Radio Wforkshop 3. SHIRLEY ANN KNUTH - Commercial Band 1, 2,- Camera Club 4,' Future Homemakers of America -l,' Red and White 3,' Student Assembly 4. JOHN S. KOBZA - - Manual Arts Transferred from Rudolph High School in 1946,- Intramural Basketball 4,' Track 3. BETTE M. KOHNEN - - English Commercial Club I,- Future Homemakers of America 3, 4,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4,' Home- coming Comrnittee 4,- Red and White 3. WMARY LOU KOLSTRA - - English Transferred from Kitsap High School, Port Orchard, Washirzgton, in 1945, All-School Play 4,' Band 4,' Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 4,' Class Secretary 4,' Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 4f Gamma Sigma 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3,' Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3g Girls' Sextette 4,- Thespian 4. IOHN KRAUSE Manual Arts CLARICE KREUSER - - Commercial Girls' Athletic Association 1,' Pep Club 4. 'k'IOYCE KROENING - - Commercial Future Homemakers of America 2,' Girls' Athletic Association I,- Girls' Glee Club 3,' Lincoln Lights Staff 3g Pep Club 4,' Red and White 3. GERTRUDE A. KROLL - Commercial Chemistry Club 4y Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4,' Pep Club 3, 4,' Radio Workshop 3. IOHN KROLL 111. Manual Am BONNIE L. KRUGER - - Commercial Alpha Rho Tau 41 Lincoln Lights Staff 3, 4. 'IOHN E. KRUGER - - Manual Arts Conservation 4,' Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD KRUGER - Manual Arts Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 4. GERALDINE D. KUENN - English Alpha Rho Tau 4,' Band I, 2, 3, 4,' Chemistry Club 4,' Dramatic Club 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,' Lincoln Lights Staff 3,' Pep Club 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3. VIRGINIA M. LANG - Commercial Girls' Athletic Association I,' Red and lVhite, 3, 4. IOAN A. LARAMIE - - English Chemistry Club 4,' Delta Theta Sigma 2, 31 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Gamma Sigma I, 2,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club 4,' Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4,' Ski Club 4. RICHARD D. LEE - Manual Arts Conservation 3,' Football 1,' Intramural Boxing, 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT R. LEMKE - Manual Arts Boys' Glee Club 1,' Intramural Basketball I, 3, 4,' Intramural Boxing 2,' Track 3, 4. i'fOAN LE ROUX - - English Band I, 2, 3, 4: Chemistry Club 4,' Dramatic Club 1, 2,- Orchestra 4,' Pep Club 4,' Red and White 3,' Swing Shifters 4. RICHARD B. LOOCK - Manual Arts Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3. IOHN F. LUKES, IR. - English Ahdawagam Staff 2, 4,' Homecoming Committee 2,' Intramural Basketball 4,' Lettermen's Club 3, 4,' Lincoln Lights Staff 4,- Track I, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE LUNDQUIST Manual Arts ERNESTINE R. LUST - English Alpha Rho Tau If Chemistry Club 4,' Dramatic Club I , Z, 3, 4,' Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 4,' Spanish Club 3, 4. IEROIHE P. LUTZ - Manual Arts Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4,' Football 2,' Track 2, 3, 4. T Lv Sf 'f-.,v Nw. , , H 1, , z ' 13 V , i A 5 3 -Iff 5' 'Q I , ' A xrfsa. 1, 19- M. , .,,Q,, --,,, ' - 3, qui: f iiihsxix, 12 vs W' . g 'W iii. ks- I ' I .552 1.s'?'lq.' 'J j EMF. , I 137'.I'.' 5 1533 ,-'Tilt 'f .Am - 1 1 . if-v 5 , '.f.k.:ss1t,, , . .w ., . , , '7,- - 'ig 1119 Llxgg s Z if :' 1-2555 if 1' at Q I 5 i' X .. It di-.ff wr 4' ' J. .. . 1 Q ' My 5 ya A 4 1 2 9' ,B P ff' a mj:xe:' , s- s .3 M 3 33 ' 'f i g f . U v is . 'Ea 4 I A V 4 f. '5N ,H V ' .aff 1 3 'F MARVIN MACHON - Manual Arts CONLIN MAIER - - Commercial Football 1,' Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM A. MALCOLM IR - Manual Arts Booster Club 2, 3. CHARLES E. MANSKE - English Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4,' Choir I, 2, 3, 4,' Dramatic Club 2,- Gamma Sigma 4,' Intramural Boxing 1, 2,' Madrigal Singers 3, 4,' Track 2, 3. IOSEPH A. MARCEAU - Manual Arts Footballl Gl 1 ,' of , Z, 3, 4,' Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Boxing 3, 4. .IOYCE MEINBERG - Commercial Chemistry Club 4,' Dramatic Club l, 2, 3,' French Club 3,' Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 3,' Pep Club 3, 4. DOROTHY E. MEYER - - English Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 3,' Dramatic Club I, 2,' Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club 2, 3,- Pep Club 4. 'KDOROTHY IEAN MILLER - Commercial Chemistry Club 4,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2,' Red and Wfhite 3. RICHARD MILLER Commercial SHIRLEY MAE MILL ER - Commercial Future Home Makers of America 3, 4,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club l,' Radio Workshop 3, 4,' Red and White 3, 4. JAMES MINER - - En list 3 Band I, 2, 3, 4,' Booster Club 3,' Boys' Glee Club 4,' Chemistry Club 45 Class Treasurer 2,' Intramural Basketball 2,' Orchestra 3, 4,' President Band 4f President Swing Shifters 4,' Swing Shifters 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY D. MOLTER - Home Economics ANNABELL M. MURRAY! - English Choir! 4,' Future Homemakers of America 3: Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2: Girls' Glee Club 4,' Rea' and lVhite 3, 4. BETTE A. NASH - - English Band 3, 4,' Choir 2: Dramatic Club 1: Future Home- makers of America 2: Girls' Glee Club 4: Orchestra 3, 4,' Pep Club 4,' Red and lVhite 3. IOHN NASON - - English Transferred from Point Loma High School, San Diego, California, in 19455 All-School Play 2, 4,' Alpha Rho Tau 1, 2: Booster Club 4,' Boys' Glee Club 2, 4,' Della Theta Sigma 2,' Declamatory 2, 4,' Dramatic Club 2: Intramural Basketball 2, 4: Intramural Box- ing 2,- Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Radio Workshop 3. PATRICIA F. NEHLS - - English Alpha Rho Tau 2: Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 4,' Delta Theta Sigma 2, 3: Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2. 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club 2,' Lincoln Lights Staff 2: Pep Club 3, 4,' Prom Com' mittee 3: Ski Club 4,' Spanish Club 4. FRANCIS NEIBAUER - English Transferred from Salvatorian Seminary, St. Nazianz, IVisconsin in 1945: Football 3, 4: Intramural Basket- ball 2. ff P1-1YLL1s NELSON - . English Transferred from Pittsville High School in 1947: Prom Committee 3: Science Club 1: Student Coun- cil 3. i' PATRICIA ANN NOBLES - Commercial Ahdawagam Staff 2,' Band 1, 2, 3, 4,' Camera Club 4,' Chemistry Club 4,' Declamatory 1, 2,- Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Drum Major 1, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 4: Pep Club 3, 4,' Prom Queen 3: Ski Club 4,' Student Council 4,' Swing Shifters 4 Thespian 4. 4 DELORES A. NOVAK - Commercial Chemistry Club 4,' Future Homemakers of America 4,' Girls' Glee Club 2: Radio Workshop 3. ARTHUR OBERBECK Manual Arts Intramural Boxing 2. IOAN THERESE OLIVER - English Transferred from Longwood Academy, Chicago, Ill. in 1945: Ahdawagam Staff 2, 4,' Alpha Rho Tau 2, 4: Chemistry Club 4,' Dramatic Club 3, 4,' Girls' Athletic Association 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Home- coming Committee 4,' Lincoln Lights Staff 3: Pep Club 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3. CHARLOTTE OLMSTED - English Alpha Rho Tau 1, 4: Choir 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 1,' Pep Club 4. ' ROBERT OLSON - - - English Transferred from Lamphier High School, Springfield, Illinois in 1945: Boys' Glee Club 1,' Intramural Basketball 1, 4. V 1 X. A V 1. 5,1 .,. --.....-,.v:,.Q---v - V- V - vm 'Wh N ua. H ,s was. ,H gov.. , '4 ' X,-incur Yau 'r Z ,viii . I 11149, ..- me -ep mi., ,., - ,, .. . V ,, A Ifxf, 3? 'K ' 'Q' ARLEANE OLSON Commercial Choir 2. ALICE C. O'SHASKY f Commercial I.aVERNE O'SHASKY Commercial 'K BARBARA R. PAGELS English IOYCE A. PALMER English LOLA PANZER - - Commercial Future Homemakers of America 3: Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4,' Orches- tra I, 2, 3, 4. GLENN PASCAVIS - Commercial Booster Club 2, 3, 4,' Camera Club 4,' Chemistry Club 4,' Debate 4. IOAN C. PATRYKUS - English Dramatic Club I,' Future Homemakers of America 4,' Girls' Athletic Association I, 3,' Homecoming Com- mittee 4,' Red and lVhite 3. NICHOLAS PAVLOSKI Manual Arts W PRISCILLA PETERSON - - English Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 2,' Class-President 2, 4,' Debate 2,' Declamatory 3, 4,' Delta Theta Sigma 2, 3, 4,' Dramatic Club I, 2, 3,' Gamma Sigma I, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club I, 3, 4,' Homecoming Committee 2, 3, 4,' Oratory 1,' Madrigal Singers 3,' Pep Club 3, 41 Prom Committee 3,' Sextette 3, 4,' Student Council 2, 3, 4,' Thespian 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM PFEIFFER - - English Boys' Glee Club 4,' Choir 3, 4,' Class-Treasurer 4,' Class-Vice-President 2,' Homecoming Committee 2,' Intramural Basketball 1,' Prom Committee 3f Track 2, 3. CHARLES PFEN DER - - English Transferred from Northwestern Military and Naval Academy at Lake Geneva, Wiscarzsin in I946,' Band I, 2,' Intra-Company Basketball 2,' Scottish Field Music 2,' Intra-Company Football I, 2, 3,' Intra- Company Track 1, 2. CORA PHILIJPS . English Choir 4: Girls' Glee Club 4. MARY M, PIKE - - Commercial Girls' Athletic Association 1,' Girls' Glee Club 1, Z, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4,- Pep Club 4. 'A' MARGERY POLANSKY - Commercial Ahdawagam Staff 2,' Band I, 2, 3, 4,' Chemistry Club 4,' Delta Theta Sigma 4,' Girls' Athletic Association 2, 4,' Gamma Sigma I, 2, 3, 4,' Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4,' Pep Club 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. IOAN B. PROVOST - - English Commercial Club I: Future Homemaleers of America 2, 41 Girls' Athletic Association I, Z. DORIS M. RAASCI-I - Commercial Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 3: Dramatic Club 2,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 3,' Pep Club 4. IEROME RADTKE Manttnl Arts Band 1,' Conservation 4. WILLIAM R. RASMUSSEN - Manual Arts Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. DARLENE M. RATELLE - English Transferred from Calumet City High School, Calumet City, Illinois, in l946,' Radio Wor'kslJop 3,' Future Homemakers of America 4. ROSETTA RATELLE - - Commercial Girls' Athletic Association I, 2,' Radio lVoirkshop 3. RICHARD REHMAN - Commercial Baseball 3, 4: Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Boxing I. IAMES W. REIMER - Manual Arts Basketball 3, 4,' Choir 4g Conservation 3,' Football 3, 4,- Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4,' Track 2, 3, 4. ROGER REIMER - - Manual Arts Baseball 3, 4,' Basketball I,- Class President 1,' Intra- gizuriz Basketball I, 2, 3, 4,' Lettermen's Club 3, 4,' rac 1. :Q we H 'iii 1 N 5,35 M N ml 0 I '59 , ,J TSM '- s 3 :- , K , siste- W ., . W ,, 7, , ., .s,1,,.,,.:,,:, .mi as , it 1- . ,sa U, 1' G x ' D, xl N! H' ' ' 1 , , .gs '-' Q - I. -:.,5g:.- gswgfq.. ., H - ft.-.1-::,. s' f-1 '41 6' 'L 55' . ..:.ffT-lasik xzugzss-::f .f - -. : ,fm vs wa 2 1 'E' .- c 1 5 A R' 'r .j iri L ' ww 5 r' it f f - ' , -' - ': ,gut H Ag 'u,!.s au. ' , ,ifsiw , ' - If fi i Wm Mu ww 'QM -M 4 , W '- A .1 ' N Q,-gf' if ' , L 7' -a - ' ,W 'B 51' X ' A fuwuh, , . f ,,.,,, H . Q .,.. ' 3 DONALD RBINICKE - - English Baseball 2, 3, 4,' Basketball I, 2,' Booster Club 2, 3,' Football I, 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Basketball I, 3, 4,' Intramural Boxing 1, 2, 4,' Lettermen's Club 4,' Track 2, 3, 4. Q PATRICIA M. REZIN - . English 'Q 'SP i 311 Q In 341' 'Q .K I I I xiii 4 lv' ill! Ai A M- My Ahdawagam Staff 3, 4,' Alpha Rho Tau 1, 2, 4,' Dra- , matic Club If Homecoming Committee 2, 4,' Lincoln Lights 3, 4,' Pep Club 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3. NORMA RICKELL - - Commercial Chemistry Club 4,' Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 3,' Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4,' Red and lVhite 3. 'lf ELAYNE M. RICKMAN - Commercial Ahdawagam Staff Z,' Camera Club 4,' Chemistry Club Class-Secretary 1, 2,- Gamma Sigma I, 2, 3,' Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3,' Girls' Sextet 2,' Homecoming Committee Z,' Lincoln Lights Staff 4,' Pep Club 3, 4. .gh 5 DOLORES RAE ROSENTHAL - Commercial Ahdawagam Staff 2,' Camera Club 4: Chemical Club 4,' Choir 3, 4,' Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Sextet 2,' Lincoln Lights Staff 3,' Pep Club 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3. IAMES RUDE - - Manual Arts All-School Play I, 4,' Dramatic Club I,'4,' Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. MILTON D. SAEGER - - English Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Boxing 2, 4. l ARLENE MARY SANTOSKI - Commercial Ahdawagam Staff 4,' Chemistry Club 4,' Choir I, 3, 4,' Dramatic Club I,' Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Pep Club 3, 4,' Swing Shifters 4. FREDERIC SCHEIDERER - Manual Arts Transferred from Owensville High School, Owens- ville, Missouri in 1946i Intramural Basketball I, 2. K- IR' -I M1LDRED SCHEIDERER - English Transferred from Owensville High School, Owens- -uille, Alissouri in 1946, Red and White 4. l 5 if ALICE MAE SCHMICK - Commercial 'll Rx Band 3, 4,' Chemistry Club 4,' Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation I,' Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4,' Orchestra 1, 2, V 3, 4,' Pep Club 4. IRMA M. SCHROEDER - English ERWIN A. SCHROER Manual Arts WILLIAM SCHULZ English Chemistry Club 3. LYALL W. SCOTT - - Commercial Boys' Glee Club 2,' Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 2,' Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3. HELEN MARIE SEEHAGEN - English Cheer Leader 2,' Chemistry Club 4,' Future Home- makers of America 4,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Gamma Sigma 2, 3, 4,' Pep Club 3, 4,' Pram Committee 3. WILLIAM S. SHEDLER - English Booster Club 2,' Boys' Glee Club 4,' Chemistry Club 31 Choir 3, 4,' Football I,' Intramural Basketball 2,' Track 1, 2, 3, 4. CELESTE SHEGONEE - Foreign Language Abdawagam Staff 4,' Chemistry Club 4,' Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' French Club 3,' Girls' Athletic Associa- tion l,' Pep Club 4. NANCY A. SHYMANSKI - English Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 2,' Dramatic Club 1, 4,' Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 4g Future Home- makers of America 2,' Red and White 3. MARGARET SIEGLER - - English Dramatic Club 2, 3,' Spanish Club 3, 4. ROGER SMALLBROOK - Manual Arts Football 1. NANCY SMART - Foreign Language Dramatic Club 1, 2,' French Club 1, 2, 3,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2,' Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,' Red and While 3, 4,' Spanish Club 3, 4,' Thespian 1, 2. ESTELLE MARIE SMITH - Commercial Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 3,' Girls' Glee Club 2, 3,' Radio Workshop 3,' Red and White 3, 4. GEORGE SMITH - - Manual Arts Baseball 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ,Lf .V . ,,.i,3L I ,Q ......,, E , .J BH I at 3, . 1 ' Q my N ..- 1 g ' - . ...- . . -eff 'EEL , s td- 'f T Wo! A U 'H' 1 I F f Q, --tl fin 9. ,. tt tie' N M 4 0. , , 5' ' '31 .155 .Yf I. me wifi 12 5-.:. 'fm iw M ' - .N I 'Hu J I 1 .. 1 1 , I ...L 2 - E ok' 3 ..,q , N . 'WH i A l i tlfifti. P N' H .w:...'La- ,X I 11 v- w in 'mltlima i.: wviliq lv- WH J, 1 TEEQNWN49 ww Q I K ' . ffssi ,.. ff 4555 - 4,' , , J f .f J'- , I .. -'safari ga-ggyk,-Q, , . . Yqfefamd ' I -icffivwf .-, A ' H 5, . This . I its as if ' aw' . at i' MARY ELLEN SMITH - Commercial Ahdawagam Staff 3,- Chemistry Club 4,' Girls' Athle- lic Association 1, 2, 3, 4,' Homecoming Committee 3,' Pep Club 3, 4,' Radio Workshop 3. i'DONALD SOE - - English Ahdawagam Staff 4,' All-School Play 1, 2, 3, 4,' Bad- ger Boys' State 3,' Booster Club 2, 3, 4,' Boys' Glee Club 4,' Class Play 4,' Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Dramatic Club President 4g Football 1, 2,' Home- coming Co-Chairman 4,' Homecoming Committee 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4g Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' President Lettermen's Club 4,' Lincoln Lights Staff 2, 3, 4,' Lincoln Lights 4,' Thespian I, 2, 3, 4,' Track I, 2, 3, 4,' Youth Rotor 3, 4. BONNIE B. SORRELL - - English Dramatic Club 3,' Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4,' Red and White 3, 4. MERTON R. SPRISE Manual Arts Conservation 4. IOYCE STEINER - - English Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 31 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3,' Girls' Athletic Association 2,' Spanish Club 3, 4. DORIS'jANE STEINKE Commercial Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4. BURTON E. STENSBERG - Commercial Boys' Glee Club 4. CHARLES B. STEWARD - English Football 1,' Conservation 3, 4,' President Conserva- tion 4,' Captain Lincoln High School Conservation Rifle Club 4. EUGENE' L. STOMMEL - English Transferred from Marshfield High School in I94'7,' All-School Play 4,' Baseball 1, 2, 4,' Basketball I, 2,' Vice-President Booster Club 4,' Class-President 2,' Class-Treasurer I,' Football 4,' Lettermen's Club 4,' Track 4. BERNARD SWEENEY - - English Conservation 3, 4,' Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4,' Track 3, 4. DONALD E. S WETZ - - English Chemistry Club 4,' Conservation 3, 4,' Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3,' Radio Work- shop 3,' Rifle Club 4. DOLORES SWOROSKI - Commercial Chemistry Club 41 Future Homemakers of America 4,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 4,' Red and White 4. ROBERT M. TESSMER - Manual Arts Ahdawagam Staff 3, 4,' Alpha Rho Tau 1, 3,' Delta Theta Sigma Z,' Prom Committee 3. YIRENE THIRKILL - Commercial Band 4,' Gamma Sigma 2, 3, 45 Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation I, Z, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club 2,' Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4,' Student Council 4. 'W ELAINE VER VOORT - Commercial Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 1, 2,' Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation 1, 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,' Radio Work- shop 3,- Red and Wlaite 3, 4. ELSIE A. VOGEL - - English All-School Play 2,' Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 4,' Dra- matic Club I, 2,' Girls' Glee Club 4: Red and W'hile 3. RICHARD H. VREELAND - Manual Arts Booster Club 3,' Chemistry Club 3,' Conservation Club 4,' Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. JEAN WALL - - Commercial Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Gamma Sigma 2, 3,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3,' Pep Club 4,' Red and White 3. RICHARD WALTERS - Manual Arts Football I, 2,' Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4. CAROL MAE WANDREY - English Ahdawagam Staff 3, 4,' Band 1, 2, 3, 4,' Chemistry Club 45 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Future Home- makers of America 2, 3,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3,'4Orchestra 3, 4,' Pep Club 3, 4,' Thespian I, 2, 3, . i' BETTE RAE WARNER - Commercial Ahdawagam Staff 4,' Alpha Rho Tau 2,' Camera Club 4,' Chemistry Club 4, Dramatic Club 1, Zf Girls' Athletic Association 1,' Pep Club 3, 4,' Orchestra 1, Z, 3, 4. IUNE E. WATSON - - English Chemistry Club 4,' Cheer Leader 2, 3,' Future Home- makers of America 3,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4,' Pep Club 4,' Prom Committee 3,' Spanish Club 4. ik DOLORES 1AcKLYN WELCH - English Transferred from Oakland Technical High School, Oakland, California in 1947,' Girls' Athletic Associa- tion 3,' Pep Club 4,' Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. BRADLEY H. WESTFALL - English Transferred from Rudolph High School in 1945,' Conservation 4. 'U '17 if Q Civ f- . X cllhk'-Ullg 2 '49 - -- we f'af f'Q1S4 sri fff-'J E ' iJe 'r ss. . f ,ss ,,-31. ,,., .b sign. 'QV J ' ' xiii, FE as B infix 9' .Ah hh .lx ?.: 'f': 'us 4 ug 'E 2 ,g,W , 'E 1. . it w M, f.. ..,, . H Q, X , . ' 5 l ' H t A 4 Qi.,-....'-1. ff' N N XX VY . 'L xi ' , L . N Red and 'k DOROTHY MAE WESTFALL - Commercial Girls' Athletic Association 4,' Radio lVorkshop 3,' White -4. 'IOAN WILPOLT - - English Chemistry Club 4,' Delta Theta Sigma 2, 3, 4,' Dra- matic Club 1, 2,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Committee 2, 3,' Pep Club 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3,' Spanish Club Z, 3, 4,' Spanish Club President 3. ELAINE A WILSON - - English Choir 3,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3,' Girls' 1 Gia- Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 4. ,. ,, il THEODORE WIRTZ - Manual Arts Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4,' Track 2, 3. ROGER W. WORLUND - Mama: Am Alpha Rho Tau 2,- Conservation 3. DOROTHY A. YEAGER - Commercial Radio Workshop 3,' Red and White 4. GENEVIEVE E. YEAGER - Commercial Dramatic Club 2,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2,' Radio Workshop 3,' Red and White 3, 4. 1 w .xx if . f... i' PATRICIA ANN YOUNTZ - English Ahdawagam Staff 4,' Camera Club 4,' Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 1, 2, 3, 4,' Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4,' Gamma Sigma 4,' Girls' Athletic Association 4,' Girls' Glee Club 1, 4,' Lincoln Lights Staff 2,- Pep Club 4. A LOUISE C. YUNGER - - English Chemistry Club 4,- Choir 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club 4,' Red and Wfhite 4. GLORIA DORAE ZASTAVA - Commercial Ahdawagam Staff 2, 4,' Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 3,' Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club 2, 3,' Girls' Sextet 2,' Lincoln Lights Staff 4,- Pep Club 3, 4. PHYLLIS B. ZEMAN - - English Ahdawagam Staff 4,- All-School Play 3,' Band 1, 2, 3, 4,' Camera Club 45 Chemistry Club 4,' Choir 1, 2, Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4,' Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4,' Lincoln Lights Staff 2, 3,' Orchestra I, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 4, Swing Shifters 4, Thespian 3, 4. ' EUGENE C. ELLIS - - English Booster Club 4,' Chemistry Club 3,' Football 2 3 M TIIE IIALLTIIF FAME S UALLI li N THE SENIOR SEXTETTE A. Kingdon, B. Gross, B. Rfulloff, A. Eblerl, M. Kolstra, P. Pelerson GERALDGAULKE IUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE Designed the Abzlawagam Cover E N T R A N T S SUE BAKER IOAN LeROUX BETTY RAE WARNER CTLACC Q-3 6 F EUIL DON suffzsrz RALPH EICHKORN - RONALD IAGODZINSKI ANN KINGDON qi z -P - A' ll ' 3- u f' ll I . ., UUII UHIHIL EVENTS SEPTEMBER 5 Hobo Dance 5-6 District Tournament 2 Opening gf Sehool 6 Merrill fTherej 9 One Act Plays 5 All Sfhggl Mixey 9 Tomahawk fHerej 10 Pop Concert 12 Nekeosa fflyeyey 10 Student Talent 11,12,l3 State Tournament at 17 Assembly 12 Wausau fTherej Madison 19 Rlsinelandey fl-Ie,-ey 17 Christmas Concert 17 Paid Assembly 24 Student Ceuneil Assembly Christmas Program 18 Forensic Contest 26 All Selsool Danee 18 Nelaoosa fHerej 19 End of Third Quarter 27 Wausdyy rfheyey 19 Tomah C There Q 22-26 Easter Vacation OCTOBER DEC. 22 - JANUARY 5 31 Conservation Assembly 4 Merrill fTherej Christmas Vacation APRIL 8 Paid Assembly 7 Assembly 2 I d T k M 10 Homecoming 9 Pep Assembly n gf mt ee! 15 .Assembly 1.0 Point .lHerej 9 Lf ice, D I7 La Crosse Central 13 Gamma Sigma Concert 10 Teapk jsiart 71561 d. 22 Assembly 16 Marshfield fTherej 16 I 'Sf fe Z Malmo 24 Freshman Party End of First Semester n gn mf ee 25 Marshfield fTherej 17 Eau Claire fHerej 19 lg greg. k M I 31 Pep Assembly 19 Centennial Program nag? mc ff Sophomore Party 23 So. Milwaukee fTherej 26 Pad ge, bl End of First Quarter 30 Wausau fHerej 27 Aszembggem 9' NOVEMBER 31 Debate at PW 27 oulslhhf Mess fusfsy 1 Stevens Point fHerej FEBRUARY 28-29 Senior Class Play 6 Teacher's Convention 3 Marshfield fHerej 8 Pep Date Dance 6 Tlggjpian F07-77151 12 Tdlenl Assembly 11 Assembly 1 Outdoor Meet fHe7ed 14 New London fHerej I2 Neleoosa fTherej 6 A-'sfmblfl' 15 Mosinee fTherej 13 Wauwatosa fTherej 7 lumof Pwm 19-20 All School Play 18 Assembly A-f-'emblr Paid Assembly 20 Point fThereQ 8 Valley Mfg! fHe'ei 21 Amigo CTbere, 25 Assembly 15 State Sectional Meet 25 Rhinelander fHerej 26-27 Regional at Point Glerel 26 Thanksgiving Program MARCH 21 3877107 Bell 27-28 Thanksgiving Vsshlihh , 22 Staff Tfwfk Meet uf 2 Phy. Ed. Demonstration Madison DECEMBER 3 Student Talent 27 Commencement 3 Assembly Music Recital 28 End of the School Year f -N x Q Q, 0 Q x lo? 5 1 I 9 I I D I l A n ll L L l A ' R Ll L LL SCH E E ,1RZff 'Mff pfLf,Z.u554.f Yami fa! JH? ff?-'V 0:9 jffwd 511476 LM, , ii A TQ? 5' x , ' A X 1 'Q' if .- ' 7 , W , 1,5 2 J 7 11 'Y Q 1 tg 4 'N -sius? ig! , 3 . 'Ms-PV Q if 'bf ' . . Q - ' ' ,fu L 'ly I S' Nl'-' 1 -. 4-,fi -X - l f- H I ,V ,ik , 4:5 .4 A - ig 9 . f f ' Hf 2 1 f ,J r f W f ., E , , ,. ' ,, G, ,W , ...g A ' ,I , , 'f w r Q . .1 as ',-i' . 'ff -,W if K -rig!!! , f- .tp ...sv 4 sp 4'g?Y!3', -3 W4 - f' jf f , 2 ' a f V M ' 'A -.J f . 1' - ' ' ,-Aff . ' ' ' 1 L 2't9Hf0 f ' iff' 'fwfgq 1 wx jj' 1 E3 I ,, Q 'J :ff ,qs I' 425 L. 1 ' 7' --f. 'z yn-A 1 's1E'm-'f 'JS-3 '-H ' J ' '- J ' ' .. ' . 'f I Af' wb, v .' X Aj ,1.,xs. V . ' v '1,-- L. f 1. - ' ., .' H. 'V' 1 x F lg .fm Q-.QJ Y '. '.L,',,+-'7. ' 1 ,H 'I, TZ gv sq Q ,V 'Pa-.- -U. C ' .ff- f:::g. ,, 15 1 PEP ASSEMBLY SKIT IIIIM C Amid .the shouts of all eager students, the bon- fire was set off to start the fuse for a memorable weekend. While the bonfire was blazing, the snake dance began to unwind itself slowly down Grand Avenue to the West Side Market Square. Here a few yells were given and these closed the events of this night before Homecoming. The next after- noon a' pep meeting was held in preparation for the great game that night. It was presented by the FULL OF PEP BOB MADER RESPONDED FOR THE ALUMNI IIMI G Thespian Dramatic Club. Then came the annual ceremony of the crowning of the Homecoming Queen, Shirley johnson. To climax the affairs of the afternoon, an alumni tea was held in the Cafe- teria. That night came the much awaited-for game with Antigo, and the truly victorious score was 27-0. The fuse had now exploded and to climax the loud crash was the Homecoming Dance that evening in the gym. CROWNING THE QUEEN SYMBOL OF VICTORY If ' . uw W? L H L O lfgl , DON REINICKE SHIRLEY JOHNSON 1 C aptain j f Queen j BILL BON OW THE QUEEN ENTERS fmmmw GRAND FINALE O-0-O-H I ALL UHUUL PLAY On November 19-20 the curtain rose up on the stage in Lincoln Field House. The event? The annual Thespian-Dramatic Club All-School Play. The play presented so ably this 'year was, The Man Who Came to Dinner, a delightful and lovable comedy by Hart and Kaufman. THE MAt WHO BAM Lincoln Field House November 19th and 20th : 8:00 P. M. Characters Un order of appearancej Mrs. Stanley .............................................. Patricia Graesser Miss Preen ........... ....... ...... A nn Kingdon Richard Stanley ...... ............... L arry Berard Iohrz ...................... ...... I ohn Baranowski june Stanley ........ ......... D anna Hodge Sarah ...,,............ ..,. B everly Howard N THE CAST The plot revolved around a man confined to a friend's home because of illness and his escapades. That the play was well received by the audiences is a known fact because the applause and favor- able comments were generously given. E T0 Mrs. McCutcheon .,..........................,...,,,. IIINUNE ll Patricia Nehls Mrs. Dexter ........... ...,. M arforie Karnatz Mr. Stanley ........ ,.,,,,.,.,.,. D on Soe Maggie Cutler ....... .,..,.,....... S ally Teas Dr. Bradley .............. ............. P eter Bunde Sheridan Whiteside 'Lawrence Bocaner Harriet Stanley ..,.....,. ,,,,....,.,, A rlyss Brown Bert lefferson ........ ......................... B ob Glebke Professor Metz ....... ,...................... R ichard Schindler Luncheon Guests ........ jim Rude, Gene Stomrnel Mr. Baker ........... ........................ F rank Duckart Expressman ..... ..... P aul Bossert PRODUCTION STAFF MAKE-UP THE CAST Sandy ,,,,,,,,A,,A,,,,4,,.,. .,...., I ohn Scheunemann Lorraine Sheldon ...... ...... M ary Lou Kolstra Beverly Carlton ........ .............. B ob Thompson Westcott ,,,,,.,,,,,,,..,, ..................... I im Randlett Rgdig Technician ,,,...,...,.,.,...,..... Bob Ga1llT0ll7, Bud Fink Young Boys .............................................. Bob McLendon, james Gross, jim Pfeiffer, Dick lung, Tom Sawyer Banjo ...,,......,.................................,.,.................. John Nason Deputies .,..............,.....,, William Strickland, ferry Boyce Plain Clothesman ..................................,. Robert Schindler Scene: The home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley in a small town in Ohio. Act. I: Scene 1. A December morning Scene 2. About a week later Act II: Another week has passed Christmas Eve Act Ill: Christmas morning Production Staff Director ....................,..................... Miss Harriet Schleich Assistant Director ..,,... ............. B arbara Peters Business Manager ............. .....,........,................. S ue Tate Assistant .............,............,........................... Nancy Trier Crew .,........ Doris Slauson, Pat Ironside, Valery Panzer Technical Director ...................,........................ David Lee Stage Crew - Bob Gamroth, Robert johnson, Frank Duckart, jim Rude, ferry Boyce, Iery Knuth, Robert Glebke, William Strickland Lighting Manager .......,............,.. ..... D inon Boyer PRODUCTION STAFF l YOU BRUTE! Crew ........................ ...... E dick Nehls, Ted Roach Publicity Chairman ...... ................................. B etty Gross Staff ..,.............,................. jean Alesch, Catherine Abler Posters ......,............................................,.. Advanced Art Prompters - Leanne Schuneman, Kathryn Henke, Sue Perling, Bette Nicklaus, Ioan Christy, Mary Ann Ben- son Sound Effects .............. Kenneth Kauth, Mary Lou Sheffer House Manager .................,,.....,....................,...... Bud Fink Head Usher ................................................ Juanita Sandrin Ushers - Delores DeRouchey, Barbara Bannes, Pat Pivinski, Margie Bauer, Ioan Laramie, Margaret No- bles, Ieenette Almusin, Arlene Stiener, Nona Fritz, Pat Yountz, Margaret Barrette, Barbara Iacobson Property Chairman .............,.....................,.... Dick Haertel Crew - june Cooper, Ieanette Gill, Charlotte Duckart, Arlymae Gerzmehle, Carol Wandry, Margaret Ladwig, Bette Eichhorn, Dawn Milke, Beverly Klawitter, Nan Baker, Shirley Sonnenberg, Ioan Hurd, Paul Bossert, Bob Thompson, jim Randlett, john Baranowski, Peter Bunde, john Scheunemann Make-up Chairman ...................,........... . ................. jean Daly Crew - Teckla Iacobsen, Mary Allen Ashbeck, Mary Dolan, Nancy Oakes, Anita Davis, Betty Crook, Alta Schmidt, lean Hofschild, Sally Witte, Phyllis Karnatz, Ethel Farris, Pat Nobles, Donna Braeger, Margie Guenther We wish to extend our sincere appreciation to all those who have helped to make this production possible. V STAGE HANDS 1 :I 3 f !' l ANN KINGDON BONNIE BATES AFFIRMATIVE 4 Rau' 3: L. Bocaner: B. Bain: D. Randall: j. Boyce: G. Pascavis Rau' 2: A. Schmidt, B. Fink: C. Lester: D. Boyer: T. Jacobsen Rou' 1: S. Perrodin, A. Kingdon: B. Peters: B. Howard: I. Berg: B. Bates Perhaps the most educational .of all extra-curricular 1 activities is debate, because of the many hours of hard is work spent in preparation. The question for this year was, Resolved that the federal government require com- pulsory arbitration of labor disputes in all basic American industries. The teams tested their ability in practice de- bates at Eau Claire and Port Edwards. In the state district ' ' ' tournament at Stevens Point, the negative team, made up LAWRENCE BOCANER BARBARA PETERS DON RANDALL of Barbara Peters and Lawrence Bocaner, lost all three debates. The affirmative team, consisting of Ann King- don and Bonnie Bates, chalked three victories. Beverly Howard and Don Randall served as alternates. M3-:seth , Y NX- K V V 1 i M . 'fy' af , .nr ,.,. Y' f, Q ,sr ' Y' ' 11- ' 5.9- 1. Q 'JI B g 'X . Fi ,sl-'Y ,l X. V RUTH SMITH NANCY OAKES DON RANDALL PAT IRONSIDE LAWRENCE BOCANER Humorous Declarnalian Extempore Reading Oratory Serious Declamation Externpore Speaking League Whme, League Winner After many long hours of preparation and practice, the contestants for the forensic elimina- tion contest met, and the winners who would enter the league contest were chosen. In the league contest, held in this school, two people won A ratings, enabling them to enter the dis- trict contest. They were Lawrence Bocaner, extent- poraneous speaking, and Ruth Smith, humorous declamation. Those people earning B's were: Nan- c Oakes, extemporaneous reading: Donald Ran- all, oration: Pat Ironsides, serious declamation. The contestants entering the district contest held high hopes of getting to the state meet at Madison. THE ANNUALS l ARE ow THE PRESS D 1 1 ffl v ,if f 4 AA , I fy'- Jfl-. ,- Wigan 4 1 f 1 V .'m4.I. PHOTOGRAPHY AND TYPING ARTISTS Row 2: Lukes, Plzak, Bocaner, Baranowski, Muriaugh, Meyer Row 2: Oliver, Bonow, Gaulke, Rezin Row I: Bronson, Rickman, johnson, Stensberg,.Ehlerl, Hornigold Row 1: Kaucly, Bachile. Pomaimfille, Wieden 0 I COPY-WRITERS AND LAY-OUT GROUP PICTURES AND FACULT Row 2: Harmsen, Peters, Soe, Jacobsen, Howard Row 2: Rezin, Schuneman, Crook Row 1: Wandrey, Youniz, Kingdon, Husson, Bates Row 1: VerVoorl, Perling, Niklaus, Oakes AIIIIAWAGAM STAFF COPY-WRITERS-Miss Andreassen, Robert Bain, Bonnie Bates, Beverly Howard, Ann Kingdon, Barbara Peters, Don Soe LAY-OUT-Mr. Bird, Alice Harmsen, Shirley Husson, Teckla jacobsen, Shirley Knuth, Carol Wandrey, Pat Yountz SENIOR SECTION-Miss Ritchie, Pat Younlz ART WORK-Miss Nell, Ruth Bachtle, Bill Bonow, Gerald Gaulke, Russell Kaudy, .Ioan Oliver, joan Pomainoille, Pat Rezin, Don Weiden TYPISTS-Miss Hass, Pat Bronson, Ardelle Ehlert, Walter johnson, Elayne Rick- man, Burton Stensberg PHOTOGRAPHY-Mr. Bird, john Baranowski, Lawrence Bocaner, Dick Horni- gold, jack Lukes, Gene Meyer, ferry Murtaugh, Wayne Plzak GROUP PICTURES-Miss Moll, Betty Crook, Betty Niklaus, Susan Perling, Leanne Schuneman FACULTY-Miss LaPerriere, Nancy Oakes, 'Ioyce Olson, Gerry Rezin, Arlene Ver Voort CALENDAR AND FINANCE-Shirley Husson Row 2: Kampen, Lukes, Bonow, Lee, Soe, Barton, Thompson Row 1: Witte, Dickerman, Peters, Rezin, Hodge, Kruger, Jacobsen DEADLINE EXCHANGES V I , ' H' 7' 'eff' -. ,sw :g Bam, I. Barton, B. Niklaus, S. Dickerman, S. Witte, B. Iacobson, D. Hodge D sae Luke! Ll COL A busy group of students, interested in spread- ing the news made up the staff of our school paper. This year the students were not requested to subscribe for the paper, as there was no print- ing cost. The paper consisted of a news page, a feature page, an editorial page, and a sport page. Humor, gossip, and seriousness combined made the reading very interesting for the students. A special Homecoming edition was put out, contain- LIGHT ing all the news about this big event. The editor was Don Soe, and the assistant editor was Beverly Howard. Special page editors were members of the journalism class who did most of the work for the paper as a class project. The page editors were: Bill Bonow, news page, Mary LaVigne and Bonnie Kruger, feature editors, jack Lukas, edi- torial, Bob Bain and Marilyn facobs, sports edi- tors. The faculty advisor was Miss Helen Schlough. B. Peters, B. Kruger, S. Perling, B. 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N S 1 L BETTY GROSS BOB GLEBKE Choir Boys' Glee Club Chemistry Club ibT'f'Mf - 7 ' ,, ' H ,,,....lf, u f Q g if , Q gui- g' N A av- fl' -., V . an lx X, C1 C, so f .H J f l A .,4 4, A 4 f ,, . ql. i g W jgfdw -F .5 Q Q3 L 'P' s iigiilk ' lil K f -TQ RUTH HAHN PAT BRONSON CHARLES STEWARD Girl's Social Girls' Athletic Conservation Club Organization Association is F 1' .1 V RACHEL HAMM F. H. A. if wg, DON WIEDEN Tam and Smack TOM GILMASTER Delta Theta Sigma Booster Club I MARY LOU KOLSTRA Orchestra DON SOE Lincoln Lights Thespian Letlermen's Club BOB THOMPSON Radio Work Shop CAROL COLE Spanish Club H0111 Q ' K , 1 I9 f , T -J, th I , F , Q , P t 1 W 1 5' .' 5 J I I M Q 2 ..W,A.. g I 1 V ,. E i i, s ,.LQ, aj, I If: . ffm, W , 1: w 1, -- vf-- W ,J-.E,5:Q,W, if 'M ' lit! V' H 'Sw 52 ' EC. 5 ' 1 f' ,gm 5 x I lgll A C..-2 It x lem' Lau i Row .' Manske, Pfeiffer, McLendon, Shedler, Strickland, Czyron, Glebke, Bates, Anderson, Jepson, james, Leverton Row .' Tate, Robbins, Santoski, Gross, Nehls, Hillmer, Bachtle, Knuth, Cotterill, LaVigne Row .' Yunger, Yountz, Dutcher, Murray, Hurd, DeKarske, Hagenau, Hansen, Cooper 5 4 Row 3: Niklaus, Blonien, Berrend, Arendt, Hahn, Vogel, Braeger, Mielke, Kingdon 2 I Row : Bean, Rosenthal, Phillips, Ehlert, Gross, Kolstra, Christiansen, Murray, Bates SENIOR SOLOISTS .l, w , 1 'i'fw.'p Betty Gross, Charles Manske, Ann Kingdon 0 F F I C E R S PRESIDENT ..............,......,......,...,......,...... BETTY GROSS SECRETARY-TREASURER .......... CHARLES MANSKE LIBRARIANS ...,., JANET GROSS, NANCY BLONIEN The singers who make up the Lincoln High School choir have a year of achievement behind them. Under the direction of Mrs. Bender, the choir participated with other music groups in the Christmas concert and the Pop Concert. The group also took part in the Thanksgiving assembly and a patriotic assembly. Eight choir members attended the music festival at Oshkosh, February 9. The choir prepared two numbers for judging at the annual spring music festival, as well as sending soloists and ensembles. It won an A rating for its performance at the festival in the spring of 1947, and is keeping up the same fine work this year. RAD PI C C OLO Margery Polansky FLUTES Margery Polansky Charlotte Duclaart Carol Wandrey Ken Kant Virginia Gruber OBOE Leanne Schuneman BASSOON Betty Eichorn Katherine Abler CLARINET Lawrence Bocaner Barbara Gross Delores Newman Phyliss Karnatz Valerie Panzer BRASS SEXTETTE ferry Knuth Margaret Ladwig Donald Saeger Marvin Erdman Dorothy Braem Irene Thirkill Margaret Nobles Shirley Lietz Eugene Bauman Clara Pascialz ALTO CLARINET Nona Neitzel Markworlh, Sheller, 'Dmniston, Hofschild, Kinney, Westfall BASS CLARINET Carol B ymers Shirley Bauer ALTO SAXOPHONES joan Le Roux Peggy Engel janet Schroedel TEN OR SAXOPH ONES Ann Ziegler Echo Westfall BARITONE SAXOPH ONE Bernadyne Bul grin C O RN ETS 'lim Miner David Denniston Frank Duclzart Fred Sheffer Bob Glebke Geri Kuenn Bill Nobles Bob Gamroth Zenas Bicleet Don Graesser David Smith HORNS Phyllis Zeman Shirley Bassler Dirk Kinney Delores DeRouchey Iuanita Sandrin Pat Nobles Ruth Wirtz Betty Anderson TROMBONES Gene Giese Ronald Markworth Geraldine Wieden BARITONES Marilyn Rezin 'lean Hofschild Gerry Rezin BASSES ferry Westfall Doris Wirtz jim Keyes Bill Rohde Gary Turner PERCUSSION Dick Haertel Phil Ziegler Ken Hedin Henry Kingdon f J .I I I Bette Nash STRING BASSES Alice Schmicle I une Cooper CELLOS Teclala jacohsen Mary Lou Kolstra LIBRARIAN Delores DeRouchey M ELLIS QUARTERMASTER Iuanita Sandrin BAND SECRETARIES Charlotte Ducleart Margery Polansky DRUM MAIOR Pat Nobles ASS'T DIRECTOR Lawrence Bocaner P NOBLE FLUTE TRI 0 X lg' Polamky, Durban, Wandrey IIRUIIE 'PRA C LARI N ETS BASSO ON Lawrence Botaner Kdlbfyfl Abler Barbara Gross Phyllis Karnatz Mdfgdfel Lddllllg SAXOPHONES joan LeRoux BASS CLARINET Peggy Engel Carol Bymers Ann Ziegler Shirley Bauer Bernadyne Bulgrin SYMMETRY 194 -194 TRUMPETS james Miner David Denniston Frank Duckart Bob Gleblee Fred Sheffer HORNS Phyllis Zeman Shirley Bassler Dirk Kinney Delores DeRouchey fuanita Sandrin Pat Nobles TROMBONES Gene Giese Ronald Markworth Geraldine Wiedenl BARITONE jean H o fschild TU BA I ere Westfall PERCUSSION Dick Haertel Phil Ziegler Ken Hedin Bette Nash VIOLINS Irene Thirkill, C oncertmislress Alta S chmidl, Principal Ann Kingdon Wayne Plzak Doris Steinlee Beverly Klazuitter Mary Pike Arlene Vervoot Betty Rae Warrzer Lola Panzer Mary Konash Ethel Farriss Stuart Zellmer Gloria Suckow Betty Romansley Marie Ellis Marjory Karnatz Ted Roach Marlene Mathews Phyllis Schlotfeldt Gail Witt VIOLAS Ioan Laramie, Principal Sally Perroden Henry Kin gdon CELLOS Teclzla jacobsen, Principal Mary Kolstra Carol Kuechle Wallace Plzale Betty Crook Barbara Knuth STRING BASSES Alice Schmick, Prineipal june Cooper Cecil Leverton Irene Dhein Doris Slauson Don Gasch Arzella Polansky PIANO Nancy Oakes OBOE Leanne Schuneman F LU TES Margery Polanslay Charlotte Duclaart Carol Wandrey -- wesnfgz-:af x 2 e 21? 23- IRENE THIRKILL FEATURED SOLOISTS 1 I TECKLA JACOBSEN l GIRL ' GL E UL B Row 6: Hoesly, Blonien, Crotteau, Arendt, Shipinski, Panzer, Schmick, Malcolm, Panzer, Mielke, Braeger, Kuechle Row 5: Hakes, Eberhardt, Warren, Saeger, Zange, Anderson Slauson, Schmidt, Henke, Peters, Bassler, Roach Row 4: Lobner, Yunger, Goodness, Santoski, Husson, Helke, Brandi, Berrend, Peterson, Gross, Klawitter, Sonnenberg, Phillips Row 3: Arendt, Hilgard, Laramie, Kafa, Matthews, Crook, Karnatz, Farris, Christiansen, Niklaus, Perling, Skibbie Row 2: Hanson, Radloff, Rogers, Walczak, Howard, Zeman, Hagerslrom, Bronson, Mader, Reimer, Cooper, Rosenthal Row 1: Ashbeck, Bean, Ehlert, Yountz, Daly, Doherty, Miller, Iackson, Nason, Oakes Any girl who enjoys singing can become a member of the Girls' Glee Club, which is an active extragcurricular music group. This year the girls met twice a week before school for indus- OFFICERS-GIRLS' I President ,....................... .................................. A Ita Schmidt Vit?-President ............................................ .. Barbara Peters Secretary-Treasurer ...,..,,....,...,,......,....,.,..,.,,,,,, Sue Perling Librarians .................... Priscilla Peterson, Beverly Radloff trious practice. The club sang two numbers for the Christmas assembly. Corresponding to this group is the boys' Glee Club, which provides a great deal of enjoyment for the male singers. OFFICERS- BOYS' President .......................,...........,.........,,,............ Bob Glebke Vice-President ...... .......... ......,... C h arles Manske Secretary ............ ......... B ill Pfeiffer Treasurer .......,.,..... ....... ...... L o uis Kermitz BUY ' GLEE UL B Row 3: Manske, Clinton, Baranowski, Lee, Thompson, Parkinson Row 2: Kermitz, Bates, Anderson, Shedler, Ziegler, Nason Row 1: Pfeiffer, Glebke, Bonow, Soe, Gamroth, Stensberg GAM MA IGMA Row 4: Zellmer, Gross, Dekarske, Bocaner, Polansky, Manske, Thirkill, Bassler Row 3: Seehagen, Kingdon, Kolstra, Iacobsen, Ehlert Newman Row 2: Barretie, Schmidt, Robbins, Sandrin, Peterson, Braeger, Mielke Row I: Hein, Oakes, Yountz, Farris, Suckow, Witte, Perrodin Gamma Sigma's name is taken from two Greek letters, meaning Know thyself. The club helps musical students to know themselves and their talents through performing solos regularly before the group. It offers an excellent opportunity to gain experience and confidence. This year Gamma Sigma presented three concerts, one in the fall mgg WIG and two in the spring. The club also awards medals to its most outstanding senior members at the close of the year. Officers: Priscilla Peter- son, Presidentg fack Moll, Vice-Presidentf Betty Gross, Secretary,' Lawrence Bocaner, Treasurer. Miss Elizabeth Bradford is the sponsor. HlFTER Ronald Markworth, Echo Westfall, Gene Giese, Richard Haertel, Ioan LeRoux, Frank Duckart, Ierry Knuth, Robert Glebke, David Denniston, Ann Ziegler, jim Miner, Madella Robbins The Swing Shifters are a necessary part of Lincoln High's social program. We are fortunate in having a dance band which can provide the rhythm for all our important dances. The Swing Shifters arrange their own practicing time and buy I - f, their own music and equipment with the money they charge for admission. They also present an assembly program each year. Officers: fim Miner, Presidentg Bob Glebke, Secretary-Treasurer. TAM All MIIUK -,mms ff:-Y, -1 -.- UH., fr T -Q . .B .., Row 3: Bonnie Kruger, Geraldine Kuenn, Pat Rezin, Ruth Bachtle, Donald Wieden, Marforie Link, loan Cot- terill, Natalie Hanneman, Charlotte Olmsted Row 2: joan Pomainville, Shirley Husson, Ioan Oliver, Rita Nobles, Barbara Gross, Ruth Smith, Inez Ruesch Row 1: Bill Bonow, Barbara Marvin, Russell Kaudy AT WORK Tam and Smocle is an outlet for those who have art ambitions. The club is organized, not only for art students, but for any student who can draw. The members have carried on such activities as making decorations for the Thespian Formal, Homecoming, plays, and the junior Prom. They also do finger painting and make posters ,V ,X . 15, , and crayon etchings. Miss joan Nell is advisor of this club. , OFFICERS President ...... .... ....... ........................ D o n Wzedm Treasurer ...... ....... I oan Pomainville Secretary ....... ............ Ru th Bacbtle UHEMI TRY CL ll gg Row 6: fagodzinski, Haydock, Eickhorn, Swetz, Fluna, Duckart, Miner, Meyers, Glebke, Boyer Row 5: Scott, Alesch, Shegonee, Guenther, Duckart, Sworoski, Novak, Crotteau, Seehagen, Husson, Goodness, Pascavxs Row - Bauer Daly Klawitler, Polansky, Meyer, Cooper, Kingdon, Baker, Kolstra, Gross Row Knuth,'Harmsen,, jinsky, Schmick, Rickell, Vogel, Bassler, Kuenn, Zeman, Smith 4. , Row 3' Nobles Santoski lVatson, Meinberg, Hillmer, Rasch, Wandrey, VerVoort, Peterson, LeRoux 2 1 Row : Arneson, Younlz, Laramie, Yunger, Miller, Ehlerl, Oliver, Warfter The Chemistry Club is composed of about eighty members, who meet once a month to hear outside speakers. At these meetings members get ac- quainted with the importance of Chemistry in various professional fields. Social activities, such as picnics and parties, are held occasionally. Eight of the outstanding members are in the junior Academy of Science. These students meet in the laboratory after school and work on their pro- jects. They gave demonstrations of their Chemistry projects at Stevens Point Normal in April. O F F I C E R S President ...........................,..,........,,,,,,, Bob Glehke Secretary-Treasurer ...... ,,,,,, A nn Kingdon Program Chairman ..... ..... D inon Boyer 1 -, -7'3.-,ful .A Q w ' . 2 -V 'J f-1253 kr .' , ,L 2113.1 4 A-,. '.'.' ,pf -5552... eu, 1 sfa, Lv ,y a l-3 XK4 if .iffgff g 5g,,,, ,.-. ., J W .- Q I ,. : 1.f 'q . ,' .- .Q . 4. in l x 42- '- f ' :gil Q Je is fx, sf- ,U gf: 1 ,X J. , V, J . W Hur, Q ,,.. ,.:- - v l 'X l ...ll 5 1 few ff as-fc as f Q -lm, -V E 'lf 1 m' -- xi' 'ht : f V W -' -:- :I-5:5 '1f K '...'f3gaf-Y'?:IL'i if . Q s T 1' 1 5. mlb- V 4 , A 3- r 'Q' vi-ii'-?-3l5? Zb H 'f3 5:5i3::Rw - ' ' '5!i?'9f'iP5 . , , if E ff . :. ' jg, my! 'I-,.'-' P bln . f V . 5. u-- sf-fgq .4fW+ . ,, ,. 4, -at .1 1 'Y W e fi. ,,, lil. -3 '1 Z, xl 1 ' K lv H X I ' I 5 . ' R! ,- W E' j I 1 V ' w 2733 ..:-5 Ef W Q? M , sf -i L. ai 'Y-'I CONSERVATION CLUB The Conservation Club is composed of boys who want to improve the natural resources of our country. This year they have had man talks by outside speakers on conservation pro lems like fire fighting, deer, birds, predators, game laws, county forest and conservation activities, and chemical and biological analysis of lakes and RIFLE TEAM - streams. Also the members have learned about guns, dogs, trees and tree planting, archery, soil, fly tying, casting, fishing equipment and target shooting. The Officers: President, Doc Stewardg Vice- President, Don Swetzg Secretary-Treasurer, Dick Kingston. The Directors: Howard Hagen, Ralph Eichhorn, Ronald fagodzinslei. V 33 ins DELTA TEETA SIGMA A A J I , ,mah . 'ss 17 Row 4: Iacobsen, Harper, Kant, Baranowski, Miller, Bain, Sawyer Row 3: Billmeyer, Hornigold, Peterson, Miller, Gilmaster, Scheuneman, Knutson. Peters Row 2: jacobsen, Baker, Gross, Wilpolt, Polansky, Ho ward, jacobs, Bachtle, Dickerman, W'ille Row 1: Pelerson, Kurz, Lust, Christy, Felgen, finsky, Baker, Benson, Pomainville The furtherment of geographical information and ideas about the world, its people, and its ways is the primary purpose of the geography club. Delta Theta Sigma meets twice monthly. At these meetings, there is usually a guest speaker or a movie is shown. The annual spring dinners is held at the Paper Inn. This year Mr. Specht showed slides and gave a talk on his travels in the East. Each year club members enjoy a trip FUTURE EEME-MAKER EE AMERICA Row 3: Trevean, Keshick, Atchison, Grosbier, Brandi, Murray, Kinney, Slauson, Sheets Row 2: Hamm, Sworoski, Novak, Seehagen, Heiser, Berrend, Musch, Smart Row 1: Haasl, Zimny, Stensberg, Koch, Hakes, Lobner, Nieman, Fluno, Rickhoff, Bean This organization is open to all girls who have and to encourage democracy in home and family had at least one year of either foods or clothing. life. This year, the group has had a candy sale, It was organized in 1946 by Miss Eillen Reardon. given the alumini tea at Homecoming and given Its object is to further interest in home economics a Thanksgiving and a Christmas party. THE PIA-DRAMATIC UL B Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Nason, Thompson, Schindler, Baranowski, Soe, Strickland, Bocaner, Glebke, Rude, Knuth, Boyer Guenther, Duckart, Bymers, Bossert, Boyce, Randlett, Duckart, Kolstra, Gross, Karnatz, Vandehey Tomczyk, Peters, Kingdon, Zeman, Klawitter, Kuenn, Husson, Baker, Peterson, Brown, Crotteau, Eickhorn Howard Tate, Perling, Niklaus, Cooper, Daly, Oliver, Schuneman, DeRouchey, Sandrin, Hofschild, Shejjer Smith, Wallock, Barrette, Schmidt, Perrodin, Yountz, Laramie, Nobles, Pivinski, Hodge, Gill, Suchow, Abler Ashbeck Christy, Henke, Oakes, Crook, Karnatz, Farris, Ladwig, Nason, Baker, Wandrey, Nobles, Dickerman Bates, Benson, Jacobsen, Braem, Morey, Smart, Arneson, Hurd, Wall, Kuechle, Bachtle, Braeger, Mielke, Witte THE FURMAL Dating back as far as the time of The Mask and Wig, the Thespian Dramatic Club has been about the biggest and one of the busiest clubs in school. Points are given for every type of work that concerns dramatics, such as acting, directing, make up and production work. After earning ten points, a member then is eligible to become a National Thespian. Some of the club's big projects this year were the all-school play The Man Who Came to Dinner, and the Thespian Formal. The club also undertook a new project this year. Two series of four one-act plays were presented. One series was presented at the Dramatic Club meet- ings, and turns were taken by the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes, with stu- dents in the play given by their respective class. The other series was presented to the public. All eight of the plays were directed entirely by stu- dents. The club's advisor this year was Miss Har- riet Schleich, a new member of the faculty. Row 3: Nehls, Pat, Sowaske, I.,' Randall, D.,' Murtaugh, I.: Strickland, B.,' Boles, R.,' Steiner, I.,' Shefler, M. Row 2: Tale, S.,' Gross, j.,' Lonetree, H.,' Honkomp, S.,' Robinson, C.,' Hodge, D.,' Eron, I.,' Cole, C. Row 1: Seigler, M., Duicher, B.,' Nehls, Pegg Watson, I.,' Gross, B.,' lVilpolt, I.,' Guenther, M.,' Baker, S.,' Welch, D The Spanish Club, organized for those students who study Spanish, affords its members an oppor- tunity of working on projects that they otherwise do not have time for in class. Short plays are given at the meetings, and the students also dis- cuss the customs, traditions, and phases of life in different countries. RAD WURK HIP News Row 2: Nason, Bossert, Lee, Randlett, Thompson, Bain, Boyer Row 1: Brown, Karnatz, Peters, Ironside, Miller, Smith, Miller In its second year of organization, the Radio Workshop has again proved itself successful. Pro- grams, written and produced by the students themselves, were presented each week over Station WFHR. A highlight of these programs was the playing of the song that the students voted 'the song of the week'. The club also gives the stu- dents an opportunity to exercise their talents in announcing, script writing, narration, and other phases of radio work. K. G. A. A. Row Row Row Row Row Row 6: Panzer, Alesch, Santoski, Kuenn, Zeman, Duckart, Radloff, Niklaus, Schmidt, Byrners 5: Sworoski, Cooper, Christiansen, Oliver, Rosenthal, Sandrin, Peters, Perling. Gerzmehle, Henke, Hanneman, Skibbie 4: Zange, Kolstra, Kingdon, Miller, Miller, Kruger, Sonnenberg, jacobs, Hferstedt 3: Meyer, Witte, Rickman, Klawitter, Polansky, Daly, jinsky, Marco, Clark, Thirkill, Kauth, Hoesly 2.' Pivinski, DeRouchey, Laramie, Nobles, Raasch, Ladwig, Wilcox, Gross, Baker, Wilpolt, Reimer, Vandehey Crotteau 1.' johnson, Guenther, Smith, Bronson, Kroll, Roach, Shipinski, Yountz, Helke, Zange X After school throughout the year, the Girls' Athletic Association, under the direction of Miss Cobleigh, meets to play in the inter-class tourna- ments in the major sports of hit-pin baseball, base- ball, hockey, volleyball, and basketball. The girls also enjoy the minor sports, including tennis, ping-pong, badminton, archery, and bowling. If a girl earns fifteen hundred points, she merits a letter: one thousand points enables her to receive a pin, and five hundred points gives her an em- blem. Each year the outstanding member is award- ed a trophy. The many social events enjoyed by the girls include picnics, hikes, hayrides, treasure hunts, and the annual Puff 'n Pant Dance. The officers and heads of sports are elected, and awards are presented at a picnic held at the end of the year. At Stevens Point, members of the organization represent Lincoln High at the annual Play-Day Activities. Row Row Row 6: Bassler, Hofschild, Ziegler, Kruger, Westfall, Crotteau, Husson, Goodness, Panzer, Esser, Braeger 5: VerVoort, Olsen, Baker, Benson, Gill, Falgen, And!-'1'50'1, G08S1'151 Wfedens Dffkefmdflf Mill'-'T 4: Anderson, Arendt, Iinsky, Christy, Brayback, Peterson, Iacobsen, Mader, Bachtle, Moore, Braern Row 3: Abler, Doherty, Nobles, Fanning, Olson, Sandrin, Kirby, Nobles, Gross, Karnatz Row 2: Miss Cobleigh, Bauer, Morey, Braem, LaVigne, Kauth, Smith, Crook, Matthews, Konash, Farris, Oakes Row 1: Hein, Nason, Ashbeck, Leverance, Seehagen, Neillel, ldfkwfl, Scbwedel, B115-V, Befg IIEAII. 0F PURT SUE BAKER HELEN SEEHAGEN ELAYNE RICKMAN PAT NOBLES Archery Volleyball Ping Pong Hit Pin Ball IRENE THIRKILL GER! KUENN SHIRLEY MILLER Badminton BASKETBALL R Baseball 2 TH, - Q..-my H 'B Eiiliilfi X I Q-giirfff' Xin 4 '. . ' .Fm iv, ' ww ai -z:f ..f?' 2. 4' , I T 'IV CHARLOTTE PUCKART MARY LOU KOLSTRA PHYLLIS ZEMAN Tennis Tumbling Hockey PEP CLUB Row 5: Srnith, johnson, Kroll, Bronson, Wilcox, Robbins, Duckart, Coon, Herman, LaRoux, Warner Row 4: Harmsen, Welch, Kuenn, Rickman, Meyer, Peterson, Wall, Bassler, Smith, Schuneman Row 3: Wandrey, Crotteau, Hanneman, Nehls, Gross, Kruger, Barrette, Schmidt, Henke Row 2: Kreuser, Kroening, Braem, Raasch, Dhien, Wilson, Baker, Hofrchild, Sawaske Row I.' Goodness, Seehagen, LaVigne, Cotterill, Gillis, Husson, Keith, Pivinski Any person attending a Lincoln High School football or basketball game has noticed a group o girls dressed in white cheering for the team. his is the Pep Club which is composed of ninety junior and senior girls. Several of the highlights on the club's program were the crowning of the Homecoming Queen, the Senior Farewell Dance, the Pep Club Date Dance, and the Leap Year Dance. The club had charge of the cheerleaders, helped organize the pep meetings, and chartered busses to carry some of that good old Lincoln High spirit to out-of-town games. They also pro- vided ushers for many of the school activities. The Rapids and Rhinelander football teams and the Rapids and Marshfield basketball teams re- ceived nice rewards for their hard fought games. After both o these games, the teams were treated to a dinner ought, prepared, and served by Pep Club girls. The faculty advisor was Miss Pedersen. I OFFICERS President ....................................., Priscilla Peterson Vice-President ...................................... june Cooper Secretary ........... ...,. M arge Polansky Treasurer ............................................ Ann Kingdon Q l l Alle 7 . Li-el lk-1,3 lil 1 I is as I e Q , 1 Row 6: Alesch, Bauer, Santoski, Rezin, Olmsted, Sandrin, Zeman, Bachtle, Radlezf, Hanson, Shegonee Row 5: Cole, Rosenthal, Jacobsen, Cooper, Teas, Peters, Perling, Gerzmehle, Ni aus, Bulgrin Row 4: Dolan, Dutcher, Christiansen, Kolstra, Kingdon, Iimky, Hillmff, H0W4fd, Nfl!!-Y. Sfbmifk Row- 31: Miss Pedersen, Zange, Oliver, Witte, Klawitter, Polansky, Daly, Pike, Marvin, Thirkill, Taylor Row 2: Tate, Laramie, Nobles, Arneson, Ladwig, Gross, Baker, Wilpolt, Clark, Watson, Meinberg Row 1: DeRouchey, Guenther, Ehlert, Nash, Yountz, Barton, Hodge, Ziegler, Bates PEP ULUI: INITIATION SCENES THE DATE DANCE B00 TE CLUB I Row 3: Murtaugh, Hoekstra, Randrup, Soe, Strickland, Baranowski Row 2: Mertens, Miller, Plzak, Gilmaster, Ellis, Boyer Row 1: Plzak, Pascavis, Harper, Bain, Peterson, Iacobsen The Booster Club has been reorganized due to the change in advisors from Mr. Rheel to Mr. Fox. At first, the club was open to every sophomore, junior, and senior. Later the club closed its open membership and changed to the system of voting members in. The purpose of the club is to back the school and give spirit to the athletic teams. In the future, this club hopes to be able to lead more social activities. 0 F F 1 C E R S Tom Gilmaster .............,............,.........,... President Gene Stommel .......................,.......... Vice-President Bob Thompson ...... ...... T raveling Secretary Dave Lee ............. ...,., S ecretary-Treasurer Row 3: Hahn, VerVoort, Bymers, Grosbier, Westfall, Kruger Row 2: Olsen, Smith, Davis, VerVoort, Walloch, Scheiderer, Polansky Row l.' Hein, Helke, Lee, Heiser, Murray, Murray The Girls' Social Organization which formerly was known as the Red and White, is' a social organization for any sophomore, junior or senior girl. Some of the club's activities were sleigh rides, theater and holiday parties, Old Folks' Home and Hospital work, and hikes. The enrollment of this club the past year was twenty-six. It was under the very capable supervision of Miss Helen Schlough who was spending her first year as a member of the faculty of Lincoln High School. NI 'iz 545m 36 X1 .K 'fgzfbyfwaiiic V .Qwgfgwx 'ggi-is ' 'QQKEZQ W, 3':2'Q1- Q? eq R THE VARSITY 1 Row 4: Neibauer, Mader, K. Haferman, Anderson, Mason, Karloske, Hoekstra, Christy, Gesserl, Fanning, Benkowski, D. Schindler Row 3: Coach Manders, D. Henke, B. Schindler, Kuehl, Slommel, Warsinske, Randrup, jensen Ellis Stimac, Tenpas, Kingston, Ass't Coach Rheel Row Z: P. johnson, N. Haferman, Captain Reinirke, Simonis, Galganski, Reimer, E. Henke, Keip, Brewster, Torresani, M. johnson Row 1: Co-Managers, R. Iohnson, M. Abler P13 .TEAM I .1-. 4: Row 2: Gamma, Romanski, Wolosek, Gessert, Kelp, Karloske, Turner, Hoekstra, Halerman, Strick- land, Mader, Murtaugh, Lutz, Graesser, Gamrolh Row 1: Vadenberg, Hodge, Gasch, LaBarge, Benkowski, Arndl, Peterson, Fanning, Miller, Narel, Arnold, Anderson, Mason FRESHMAN TEAM U-I-IL Row 3: Billmeyer, Raaseb, 0'Day, Parrneter, Margeson, Sawyer, Casper, Markworth, Gross, I. Nel- son, Trier, Ritchey . Row 2: Srhlire. Kauth, R. Barton, Kingery, F. Iohnson, Dassaw, Becker, Lecker, lung, Bremmer, ABudahl, Provost Row 1: Gill, Asbbeck, Grey, Twist, Brewster, Gasrh 1 4 n FRANCIS SIMONIS DICK SCHINDLER HTOUCHDOWN TWINS Bos SCHINDLER DICK AND IACK N I ,.. WHAT IT TAKES TO PRODUCE A WINNER K f ' v 1 -. 'f xiii? '1 ' ' Im, vx- H37 - , I . M, 'Ii .. I I Zi- ' - .9 47, Q :Hills .117 I - - ... , ' 1 2-' Y .1 '2 ' 57 ,M W.-. - - ffm L ' , A W - 1-ff2?ff:m,g:.. ,eig.51Uae,,g-5,.s25 ,?5.,2, AQ 1, Team play was obviously the key to the success of the 1947 Red Raider football squad. All t rough the season, the Raiders showed savage blocking and tackling combined with excellent team spirit to make a winning football team. First, the Rapids crushed Nekoosa, 25-0, and rolled ,on to victory the next week by an identical score against the Rhinelander Hodags. Next, hampered greatly by a wet field and a massive Lumberjack line, the Raiders lost their only game of the season at Wausau, 26-6. Coming back from defeat in fine style, the Wisconsin Rapids eleven downed a stubborn Merrill squad and buried both La Crosse and Marshfield by lopsided scores. The yearly Stevens Point battle was the final game on the schedule. The invading Panthers came with an undefeated record and a tie against the mighty Wausau, but the Raiders were obviously unim- pressed. From the opening kick-off, the Wisconsin Rapids machine rolled up and down the field to completelly snow under t e Pointers, 40-6. Indivi- dual bril iance was not lacking on Coach Man- der's squad as shown by the three first squad All- Conference selections. They were Captain Don Reinicke, 'lack Torresani, and jim Reimer. Reinic- ke was also selected for the All-State team for his faultless work at the guard spot. BREWSTER SCORES - LA CROSSE GAME B TEAM SCORES Wfisconsin llvisconsin Wisconsirz Wisconsin Wisz'or1si1z Wisconsin Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids 12 7 0 31 I3 26 Adams-Friendship 20 Port Edwards 6 Wallsau I9 Westfield IZ Stevens Poinl 0 Slevens Point 6 THE POINT GAME - AND THE TROPHY VARSITY SCORES Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wfisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids 25 25 6 12 27 39 27 40 MIKE SCORES Nekoosa Rhinelander Wausazz Merrill Antigo LaCrosse Central Marsbfiel d Stevens Point REIMER SCORES TOUCHDOWN NUMBER I FRESHMAN SCORES Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsirz lVisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids 20 0 19 I2 7 0 0 Piltsville 0 Stevens Point I 2 Piltsville 6 Marshfield 0 Stevens Point 6 Marshfield 7 Wausau I9 KINGSTON GOT AWAY TO SCORE H arold Brewster ,.n BA KETIIALL K jack To rresan Mike Daly In keeping with the Rapids tradition of excellent athletic teams, basketball wizard, Coach Manders, turned out another great squad this year. The Red Raiders played a terrific schedule of twenty-eight games against some of the best teams in the state, yet lost only four. Vastly underrated in preseason specu- lations, the Raiders immediately began commanding respect as they rang up win after win. The Lincoln High cagers tied with a great Rhinelander team or the Wisconsin Valley Conference crown. The Rapids squa suffered their only defeat in con- ference play to Wausau on the tricky Lumberjack home court. Later in the season revenge for this upset was more than amply taken as the locals sent Wausau stumbling in defeat, 51-24 in one of the season's great games. Rapids' only defeat in non- conference pretournament action came at the hands of the state champion Wauwatosa squad in a very close game. Perhaps the most exciting battle of the season was played against the Old Abes from Eau Claire. In one of the closest games seen by the local fans in a long time, the Raiders had to give their all to win in an overtime, 45-44. Our regular season was concluded by a one-sided victory over Mosinee. In the first tournament at Point, Rapids subdued Nekoosa, Mosinee, and Point in that order. The Nekoosa Papermakers proved very stiff opposition as their very aggressive type of asketball slowed down the Rapids considerably. In the next tournament held here on the Fieldhouse court, our Raiders downed Minocqua with ease. In the second game, the co-champion Rhinelander squad fell be- fore our determined cagers. for the second time in the season. Lincoln High had qualified for the State Tournament for the third time in four years. In the inals at Madison, the Red Raiders just couldn't get going. T ey lost a hard fought game to Menasha to drop them into the consolation bracket. In the second game, a high-geared Rapids offense downed Monroe only to be stopped short the next night by the great defense put up by Hur ey in the consolation finals. The impressive rec- ord built up by this year's Red Raiders proves without a doubt that it was one of the great basketball teams in Lincoln history. ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS 1I'1IN1Q M1 r Allis, Brewster, K, bl e LW2, Reimer THE RECORD Rapids 44 New London 29 R4Pid-Y 50 Mosinee 36 Rapids 44 Antigo 40 Rapids 42 Rhinelander 35 Rapid-Y 54 Merrill 48 Rf1Pi4-T 50 Tomahawk 34 Rapids 41 Wausau 46 Rapids 49 Nekoosa 34 Rapids 43 Shorewood 25 Rapids 40 Waukesha 31 Rapids 60 Point 30 Rapids 46 Marshfield 31 Rapids 45 Eau Claire 44 Rapids 57 S. Milwaukee 48 Rapids 51 Wausau 24 Rapids 52 Nekoosa 41 Rapids '52 - Wauwatosa 55 Rapids 48 Point 45 Rapids 49 Marshfield 37 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Rapids 39 Nekoosa 35 Rapids 46 Mosinee 37 Rapids 56 Point 37 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Rapids 56 Minocqua 31 Rapids 35 Rhinelander 29 STATE TOURNAMENT Rapids 51 Menasha 63 Rapids 59 Monroe S6 Rapids 35 Hurley 39 Qgglff 9 f My v .J in wi 5 -is I 'WW Q? ff 4' QR? Q af Msgs!!! 4.1, - . 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Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids FRES Row 2: Turner, johnson, Casper, Wilson Shaffer lung Severance C zyron, Brewster Row 1: Gill, Nebls, Biol, Barton, Rasmussen Raasrb, Trier Ritrbay 1 Row 2: Keip, Lakes, Gessert, Berrend, Kawalsky, Reimer, Lutz, Haferman, Soe, Bemke, Sandman Row I: johnson, Torresam, Christy, Gilmaster, Kruger, Rilchay, DuPree, Fanning, Peterson, Toepel The mighty jim Don Soe, lohn Ritchay, Bob Kawalsky, ,lim DuPree At the Section Meet Relay Team T R A C K In 1947, Coach A. Torresani turned out an- other outstanding track squad. The Red Raiders successfully defended their championships in the Valley Conference meet, the Lincoln High Indoor classic, the annual pentagonial meet and the sec- tional elinzinations. In the tough annual Wisconsin Rapids Invitational Indoor meet held in the Field House, Rapids placed second to the mighty Madi- son West squad. Four meet records were broken and another tied b one of the classiest fields of athletes in years. Tjhe Raiders took a fifth in the Madison West Relays and went on' to take the Lincoln High Indoor in a record breaking spree. A neat oictory at Eau Claire then brought the Raiders to the annual Valley Conference classic. At Witter Field, Wisconsin Rapids scored 101 M points to crush their Valley rivals and clinch the championship for the third straight year. Berrend, Ritchay, Reimer, and Soe all set all-time conference records for the locals. The Raiders then success- fully defended their sectional championship and went on to the State meet to earn a tie for seventh. BASEBALL Another conference title was brought home in 1947 by the Wisconsin Rapids baseball team. In defending their 1946 title, the Red Raiders dropped only one tilt as Wausau's foe Dahlke pitched a no-hitter to turn back the Rapids nine. Wisconsin Rapids finished in a tie with Wausau for first place and Neleoosa for third place. Re- turning lettermen for the 1948 squad include such able performers as Neale Haferman, Don Reinic- ke, Rog Reimer, Bill Habeck, and fack Torresani. With such material put under the able direction of Coach Dale Rheel, success is almost certain. Plain PIIRT 1947 ., B f 5- A bint: Wfmiju N NE i ma! 13 'gg-lv' tl ' 5 D .I .I b V. xi,5, '- , I F! 4' V f 1. I 7' Q B C ' 2' . V-f. ' : '. 23 f 1 . nt ' , Q S ' 1 wi, 6 r A x ' itil 1. ilL-LSB wr S Q 'V' S' ' L ..-Qi W L Row 3: Hfzbeck, Saeger, Rebman, Christiansen, Brewster, Galganski, johnson, Pillz Row 2: Rztrbay, Rezmer, Showers, Torresani, Knickerbocker, Haferman, Herman, Klappa, Robenolt Row I: Graesser, Knutb , , , 1,5-s, . Q fo'if?5 R R f fffe 1- F K' 3 K A HIT A SCORE HAFERMAN SCORES U giti ii, - V, af Q ,1 , E A - . 5 .. V , , ,. - 1 t 'Q .2 , v,x 'hX1 R V , ,V I I . .X if ,. m . 1- ? 'N' Y 4 :. g f lr v-if 'iv 'af Q-Y ss 2 lvfwv R L-L-ft . .f a .. ' 7, 5 ! : R PERFECT SQUEEZE PLAY ' 'WK SCORES TENNIS TEAM Ballz, johnson, Boyce, Ballz GOLF CHAMPIONS , ,M , Benson, Rued, E. Henke, D. Henke, I. Marceau, H. Marceau I TRAM HAL P0ll'I' SCHOOL CHAMPIONS BASKETBALL E, LALL L W , 5 Q gf ., ,. 5 ,, ,tg f V, A L, fe!! V 'W N fnr: Q8 fl .. A ,,-, .Q , I .A-- A fwkbihr . 1 ,rife wil'-'LQAY' .L -ff , ' S E tri :l, - 1,',g Q 1 A .R- ffrirkfe rgiraiks .,A, 2 at sfqt w tgirl! high- s- 1 X :Lili ,f vii i I 5 R- Bdin SENIOR TEAM A. Kiedrowshi PWS PUNK Rasmussen, Greenway, Reinicke, Sweeney, Ebbe, Frede, P. johnson, I-Ienke Handball SENIOR LEAGUE CHAMPIONS IUNIOR M Egiisfggwefs 12 P P gsr, 5 - ' .1 feiihs s Q in t. J I.: il.-M 4 W ie' WHITE SOX LIONS Sweeney, Smith, Mathews, lVallock, Ebbe I-Ianneman, A. Haferrnan, Kingery, Killian, Gardner, Knuth SENIOR DIVISION B 0 X I N G IUNIOR DIVISION , .S . if I Y J. 4 -E .h Y- A , U ,Q .b - ,li X Q i . .3-si ,, s 1 5' '. .- gej .-n-QYt'!l1z1si,. ...tif I I, , f - - ,L-via? Q w 'W's Q2 -if - -1 Batten!!-'k B05 Sfbindlff Hftlkf King-'f'm Wolosek Panzer Lutz Killian LaBarge Matbeus 132 156 170 142 132 148 142 116 124 100 For all boys who do not qualify for school teams, there is still an opportunity to participate in the intramural sports, under the leadership of Mr. Torresanis The two largest divisions of intra- mural sports in Lincoln High school are intra- mural basketball and intramural boxing. In bas- ketball, there are two leagues, the major and the minor, each being divided into teams like the Lions and Cubs. In boxing, there are different classes according to the participant's weight. This phase attracts many visitors, even though it is not allotted much time. Ping pong and handball are also two sports maintained throughout the year, and in the spring champions are declared. I1 r LETTEIRME ' G Row 3: Dick Schindler, 1. Stimae, R. Randrup, I. Torresani, M. Daly Row 2: L. Galganske, E. Henke, 1. Reimer, D. Soe, R. Keip, R. Kuehl Row 1: I. Knuth, N. Haferman, Bob Schindler, D. Reinieke, H. Brewster, 1. Lubes, R. johnson NEW MEMBERS . - - ,n - W - , -fe . , ' Y ' V iT' - 'irffsigjsir .3225 15- 1' 4 - 1.-f 55 ..... A. . 1 - V. mann g w -1 - me lwigiilitw :1fsa'.g5.wv 5 x . ll. S Q is M. Abler, F. Simonis, I. Lutz, I. Mader, I. Ellis, I. Fahrner The Lincoln High Lettermen's Club was re- organized this year after a lapse of several terms. The purpose of the organization is to promote social gatherings of Lincoln High letter earners. In order to qualify for membership in this organi- zation a boy must earn a letter in football, basket- ball, track or baseball. 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