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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

x ,, , . -,. ' 4 M,-'Xt' 'W W 1 V ' '41 L34 ' 'Q . wa -Q ' ,Q - 73' - . , X ' , s - 1 ,. , H... 1 - ,X -, , 4 -X - , f x1zf.4i.riTA'.... .vu ,f..L,.i........ .N mm... f..f.,1,,...4,' -, . .MJ .M .4 .nk W 1nwwm.ff.w THE PASSING OF A LANDMARK T,j'fQgQ,e5'EfgS Q,-fuaq-' L ff? XI' 1949 XP X AHDAWAGAM LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL WISCONSIN RAPIDS, WISCONSIN I-5' - - Q . A M: , lf , N I jf.. - 0 -. -'P SLS A gr S . N 01.21, yy. s-If: Yf 5 ..L. - -A 'S v . ,.... V ff,I,I,Q'i-A . 'vu 2,--4' 292 :I - ' 'S- SH A V' HILLS I 2 , A gp FOREWORD We, the students of Lincoln High wish to make this report to you, the stockholders. In return for your untiring faith and trust in our corporation, we proudly present, to all stockholders, this review of our happiest and most outstanding of school years. This annual is our dividend to you for allowing us to share with you our happiness and good times. ln looking over the pages of our report, you will recall many memorable events that took their respective places in our '48-'49 sched- ule. We have worked very hard in the different organizations to make this such a year. Many dividends have been paid off. Among these are the plays, cancerts, athletic contests and the honor students. The great- est dividend which we can especially notice is in the great number of honor students. All activities have gone along very smoothly and have made great progress. 1948 and 1949 has been a very profitable year in Lincoln High School. As we have gone through this year we have thought of posterity. We are very proud of what our school has done in the past year. This report is very small compared to the many activi- ties in Lincoln High. The students of Lincoln High want you, the stock- holders, to also enioy this annual, as we know we will. Q 1? .asm --4 .. W. H s fy The lincoln building was built in l93l as a public service to residents of this area. We have one of the best looking schools in the state today. The central heating plant serves all the buildings on the campus and has never failed us. .qs Q ,W MM Q .Wo-L,.L,..U,.1,.. , 9, W W 'E - 5 5 Q I 45 Vfwfj, V,,.W T 5 A , ' . x f X , 15 :M- .. 1- fr af :g'i'v'W 5. fx- 11,5 5, -'xi 2- 'Q gba 1-,.. y ' ff, f k, .r,i',-iiqgxilfjiji ni x 4131 'ifffwi ' ' rg V , ... ' Q A -i, M-2 2 . 7 Q.. ,QA ,K , -5- , J X, , -- 42 3 i wi' , ' .,,3., f 2, bf Q r, 4+ ,S X, A '- W ,, -Y iv - '14 va 3.1 ,,, 3 x .. 1 4, 'Aa' - , fa fl .4- 'ff . .fp ,., 1 we s . QQ ,ix 'fi Wm N MANAGEMENT BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. C. J. Randall, President, Earl Sherman, Mrs. Delbert Rowland, Harold Loock, Ward Johnson, Robert Mortensen, Bernard Shearier ADMINISTRATION FLOYD SMITH A. A. RITCHAY Superintendent of Schools Principal of Lincoln High School University of Wiscorisin, Ph.M. Northwestern University, M.A. OFFICE PERSONNEL Helen Johnson Katherine Fisher Mabel Lynn FACULTY CORINNE ANDREASSEN - English St. Olaf College, B.A., University of Minne- sota, Eau Claire State Teachers' College. EDGAR BIRD, American 81 World History Marquette University, Carroll College BA JEAN BRAINERD - - Art Beloit College, University of Wisconsin, B.S. MARY ANN BRUEGGMANN Vocal Music Milwaukee State Teachers College BS Wisconsin Conservatory of Music GW E N C O B L E I G H - Physical Education University of Wisconsin, La Crosse State Teachers' College, B.S. DARROW FOX - English University of Wisconsin B S BESS HARTUNG - Mathematics Eau Claire State Teachers' College, B.E., The Stout Institute, University of Wisconsin, University of Minnesota ELIZABETH HASS - Typing Shorthand University of Wisconsin B A WALTER HEMP - - History Carroll College, B.A. VON L. HOLLIDAY Auto Mechanics Stout Institute B S ROGER HORNIG - - Band University of Wisconsin, Mus. M. ALFRED HORNIGOLD Chemistry Conservation - Carroll College BS U I versity of Wisconsin, University of Minnesota FRANK HOWELL - Woodwork Oshkosh State Teachers' College H E N R Y JA C O B S EN Business Practice Whitewater State Teachers College B E is h ugs! ft .-ff ',,i,,Q1k Q.,-we 3 'SC is I if ig FACULTY HOWARD JUN KMAN - Mathematics River Falls State Teachers' College, B.S. JOHANNA KUMM - Biology Central State Teachers' College, B.S. University of Minnesota, M.S. ELLA LA PERRIERE - English - Spanish University of Wisconsin, B.A., M.A. University of Paris University of Colorado EARL LEWIS - - Machine Shop The Stout Institute JOSEPH LISKA JR. - Orchestra Ripon College, B.A. American Conservatory of Music, B. Mus. University of Wisconsin P H IL M A N D E R S - Physical Education Football - Basketball Drake University, B.S. BETTY METCALF - - Food University of Minnesota, B.S. WILLIAM MILLER - American History Ripon College, B.A. LULU MOLL - - Geometry University of Wisconsin, Ph.M. University of Minnesota FRANCES NAIRN - Mathematics University of Minnesota, B.S. McPhaiI School of Music and Dramatic Arts MARY ELLEN NEALE - Typing Shorthand University of Washington, B.S. Northwestern University, M.A. J O H N W. N E L S O N, American Problems River Falls State Teachers' College, B.E. MARY O'CONNELL - English Lincoln Lights River Falls State Teachers' College, B.S. CHRISTINE PEDERSEN - Library River Falls State Teachers' College University of Minnesota FACULTY JOHN PLENKE JR. - Drafting Oshkosh State Teachers' College Iowa State, B.E. The Stout Institute DALE RHEEL - - Geography Baseball Coach Ass't. Coach for Football and Basketball Platteville State Teachers' College University of Iowa, B.E. MARY Y. RITCHIE - English Carroll College, B.A. University of Wisconsin University of Minnesota TWILA RUDE - - English Eau Claire State Teachers' College University of Wisconsin, B.S. ELIZABETH RUGGLES - Bookkeeping Whitewater State Teachers' College, B.E. EDMUND H. SCHAFFENBERGER - Printing University of Wisconsin, B.A. HARRIET SCHLEICH - Speech English - Dramatics Monmouth College, B.A. University of Wisconsin CHARLES SWARTZ - Geography State Teachers' College Slippery Rock, Pa., B.S. JESSIE TALBOT - Latin - Mathematics Ripon College, B.A. MARJORY TANZ - Clothing The Stout Institute, B.S. J. A. TORRESANI - Physical Education Track La Crosse State Teachers' College, B.S. LESLIE TROWBRIDGE - Physics Senior Science Central State Teachers' College, B.S. University of Chicago, M.S. MARY ZAPP Certified Public Health Nurse University of Min nesota MARGARET LUECKER - English University of Wisconsin, B.S. JANE HEINEMAN - Vocal Music lNot picturedl Carroll College Northwestern University, B.E. , i S s E E Q? 5 51 2 S , it Qs Q s kefyik , f tr , 'sift' , i ,C , ,SW . s-41 , 01 .,e5g,f g ,W g . .gg f In is I gygjfliilg 1.qgfEg,g,g1 Ei -. .- .l.- X s l E I is 5 5 2 3 A - - ,if -- i-ml3 JACK PETERS WALLACE NELSON JIM PFEIFFER the morning and also at noon. The students who ' BETTY ASHBECK BETTY MADER MARILYN JACOBS ALTAL SCHMIDT MARYLYN BACHTLE Y Q Q s ss 5 EONNIE JOHNSON MERLIN ABLER DONALD ARENDT DAVE LEE MARJORIE WILCOX President s. STUDENT CGUNCIL The Student Council is one of our school's oldest and most important organizations. It was first introduced into this school in l927. This group is composed of two members from each class, one girl and one boy, and the class presi- dent of each class. The Student Council is very important, for it maintains order in the halls in patrol the halls have volunteered for this work. This year our Student Council sent four represent- atives to the fourteenth annual convention of the Wisconsin Student Council Association held at Wauwatosa on November 12 and l3. The Student Council trains students to learn more about demo- cracy and to assume responsibilities. Miss Nairn has charge of this progressive group. DIVIDENDS HONOR STUDENTS MASTER CRAFTSMEN JOURNEYMEN ADVANCED APPRENTICES APPRENTICES Row 1. Z XZ 0 O0 i if 5' P? QZPPP' T 22254 232-2 3' 0' 'PEP F',.,F', 53:-3 Za. , UF P --.n fs, 0 2 05' F rw U r' PS 3 Ul 'E 35' S 3 U' ff 3 . : fn! N S sf' E'-f ,,. P.. 1 . 0 1 fha -. 0 F gf. nf w Fo 2 E. D 2 4: 0 DQ. . ,2 F' 0' xl 3F Q 2: - 2 F3 . 0 ,P g . 4 g! 9. 2. 5 3' 2 1 :' 2' ? S' E. Q. 3 .. I 2. P . Rezin, R. Boyarski, P. Sawyer. - Ashbeck, B. Bales, M. ladwig, K. Henke, B. Howard, S. Fanning, J. Bokros, A Missing: R. Johnson, R. Kuohl, D. lee, D. Showers, F. Simonis. ' Yr'-5, Row 2.-C. Kuachlo, D. Brooqor, R. Bain, W. Pastiak, S. Sonnonborg, B. Crook, J. Almusin Row 1.-N. Oakes, S. Perrodln, P. Karnalz, M. Konash, E. Farris, E. Jinsky. Missing: D. Graessor, R. Hornigold, C. Samuelson. Row 2.-B. Jacobson, J. Lassa, G. Suckow, G. Tomfohrdo. Row 1.-G. Ashbock, L. Budahl, S. Dickorman, J. Gill, J. Hagenau. Missing: W. Kaufh. Row 3. f b-.....- L-.4-. -D. Williamson, G. Will, l. VerVoorl, S. Roeder, Bavorly Randall. Barbara Randall, S. Perrodin, T. Olson. Row 2.-J. Miscoll, P. Martens, E. Dunigan, G. Nason, H. Kingdon, N. Rogers, D. Hoslvodl, D. Hoogesleger. Row 1.-V. Herman, B. Gerum, M. Mead, B. Dickormon, K. Daly, J. Bickul, M. Ashbeck, C. Abler Missing: C. Smilhi PRUUUUTIUN UNE ig iff 'icy Q7 Q . lix Z 1 Z itz, 'L 9 , , '5 4 RAW MATERIAL f ,Q iii .ik Q Q r E1 2 ff' ff, .pu N ..,....1 FINISHED PRODUCT APPRENTICES... The first day of school brought many new, exciting faces and personalities into our midst. The night of the all school mixer arrived with the bravest of the greenies wishing they were, oh, just any place, but not there! This was the night the new seniors were waiting for, here was their chance to show their supremacy. As the night progressed, the funny antics of the young- est students left everyone in an eager and happy mood. The highlight of the freshmen year is the freshman party. At this party the grand march was led by Janet Van Ornum and Wallace Nel- son. The entertainment consisted of a short- skit and musical selections, later dancing. With every new group of freshmen come many students with talents which develop into outstanding accom- plishments. During their freshman year they begin getting accustomed to the competition in their particular field and begin to work harder and harder at it until they are its master. From this freshman class, Lincoln High has gained future masters in every field the school offers and these students will continue to serve their school faith- fully through the years. .L Z- L 300 250' 100 - 150. fan 50 I.,-'s 3 s if it ww . X S s ,. NR L K W M teas s s ' fr O F F l C E R S JACK PETERS, President HENRY KINGDON, Secretary-Treasurer JACK CROOK, Vice President APPRENTICES Row Row Row Row Row Row 5.-Szafranek, Kizewski, Olson Row 4 Row 3 Row 2 Row l 5.-Blanchard, Miscoll, Lomb, Stimac, Mason, Maxwell, Romanski, Anderson, Bicket, Peterson, Quinnell, Eklund, Vladik, Lau, Palrykus. Akkerman, Kuhle, Pound, Gerum, Mertens, Daly, Bannes, Bird, Duckworth, Staples, Ver Voort, Gaulke, lronside, Ashbeck .-Knuth Banks Hastmann Fiechter Eggebrecht Ha es S en er C D ' , , , , , y , p c , ooper, ennis, Mocha, Landon, Reinert, Herman, Keunties Moscicki, O'Keefe, Hanneman, Larson, Klappa, Adams, Radtke, Heineck, Smolarek, Stublaski, Oberbeck, Scanlan Anunson, Hoogesteger. I .+Dachel, Sorrell, Sorrell, Wall, Kitowski, Joosten, Ebsen. , Billmeyer, Herrin, Nelson, Dunnigan, Crook, Gurtler, Kauth, Lokken, Tork, Johnson, Steinke. Grosklaus, Sandman, Perrodin, Proctor, Duggan, Kroll, Polack, Teske, Biot, Dickerman, Barrette, Wandrey, Lundberg, Schanes. Slreblow, Reader, Boehme, Herman, Mclendon, VanOrnum, Nelson, Honkomp, Hostetter, Schara, Ashbeck, Lawless, Mead. Iverson, Dressel, Tracy, Olson, Gleue, Kauth, Zurfluh, Kedrowski, Ebert, Kamla, Kristy, Stout, Newman. Ebbe, Slauson, Swortout, Plawman, Prusynski, Smith, Riley, Haas, Greeno, Oligney. APPRENTICES A Y ' A Row 5.-Ahles, Machon, Primeau, Miller, Farris, Podawiltz, Vanderhei, Schoenick, Rezin, Marsh, Reber, Steinke, Nystrom, Mark Row Row Row Row worth. Arnold, Kuehl, Kawalski, Garber, Witt, Sell, Ter Moat, Krohn, Becker, link, Froggatt, Le Van, Peck. Janz, Knuth, Saeger, Hoefs, Sherwood, Panzer, Shipinski, Rude, Ehlert, Oligney, Gash, Kirschling. Getzloff, Gruber, Laemerhirt, Heiser, Getzlaff, Honeyager, Randall, Raeder, Randall, Andreasen, Abler. Bauman, Billmeyer, Schuetz, Solie, Sweeney, Hanneman, Zimmerman, Baldwin, Hein, Williamson, Kingdon, Fritz Row Row Row Row Row -Irwin, Gruetzmacher, Klevene, O'Brien, Michals, Peters, Lau, Johnson, Hellner, Neitzel, Jackson, Riemer. -Nason, Wilke, Smith, Phillips, McCarthy, Sentek, Dampier, Harris, Konkol, Vadnais, Quinnell, Newman. -Oakes, Nienfeldt, Zager, Tomfohrde, Romanski, Hamm, Hostvedt, Raubal, Bean, Appel, Smullen. -Knuteson, Kuplic, Olson, Kampen, Sentek, Hahn, Henke, Back, VanNatta, Iverson. Gasch, Vreeland, Sage, Bowen, Boyce, Weaverling, Donahue, Shymanski, Schmidt, Zagorski. PA R TY OUR BASKETBALL TEAM Hanneman, Olson, Nelson, Romanski, Kaulh, Reber, Klappa. Stimac, Lamb, Peters, Crook, Maxwell, Markworlh. Janet Van Ornum, Queen Wallace Nelson, King OUR FOOTBALL TEAM T. Olson, Tork, Anderson, Mason, Nelson, Gurh ler, Dunegon, Crook, Kauth, Peters, Ahles. Moscicki Kupllc, O'Brien, Kezewski, R. Billmeyer, Zager, Johnson, Slimac, Reader. D. Billmeyer, R. Olson, Miller, Heinick, Mark- worlh, Oakes, Blanchard, Nason, Henke. 4200 okSU ' ,zoo 1 1.50 - 100 ' 5b - ig.--Q ADVANCED APP The sophomores started the year eagerly as they were now a little more superior than the year before. They were in a very happy mood now that they had someone to look down upon and tease, as was the case the year be- fore, when they were on the receiving end. The sophomores had a class party. The grand march R ENTICES was led by the class officers. The entertainment was provided by the students in the form of musical selections and a skit. Surely the sopho- mores will all agree that this has been a very enioyoble year, and they will continue to make Lincoln High the best school in the land. ': ji J' -'S sfc?eQF X i 'its .-' . ,, ,-5 ,..: 'YUM 5 QQQ WH tuelff iisis T l H QV! lyyc ze 3 2 1, s V ,gifs , o F F I c E R s MARYLYN BACHTLE DICK BECKER JIM RITCHAY President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Row Row Row Row Row Row ADVANCED APPRENTICES .-Gill, Kingery, Keith, Markworth, Knuth, Swanson, Sheffer, Becker, loomdns, Parkinson, Howard. -Gardner, Schlotman, Trier, Bauman, Sawyer, Gross, Billmeyer, Swetz, O'Day, Zimny. .-Gill, Sheets, Witte, Wenzlafl, Dickerman, Bachtle, Felgen, Jacobson, Baker, Peck. -Reinicke, Kostusak, Clark, Purdy, Schulz, Woodward, lronside, Johnson, Herman, Ashbeck. .-Anderson, Abler, Miller, Koth, Neitzel, Romanski, Engel, Schroedel, Baierl, Machon. .-Pasciak, Lietz, Suckow, Pagels, Nobles, Morgan, Winegarden. Row Row Row Row Row Row Berger, Smedkrud, Zellmer, Lasso, Thompson, Lecker, Knutson, Paulson, Johnson, Nash, Gessert. Dekarske, Reimer, Blonien, Schmidt, Berrend, Shipinski, Ellis, Anderson, McCarthy, Adams. Olson, LaVigne, Sandrin, Fanning, Smith, Berg, Bassuener, Kinney, Braun, Braem. Henke, Sharkey, Berg, Leverance, Hagenau, Jackson, Hagen, Helke, Hamilton. Nobles, Spencer, Koeshall, Lobner, Hilgard, Prusynski, Pfeiffer, Kermitz. Hellmer, Haasl, Weinfurter, Hillmer, Jacoby, Killian, Hakes. ADVANCED APPRENTICES Row Row Row Row Row Row Felgen, Tomtohrde, Rasmussen, Tork, Grey, Olson, Becker, Wilson, Jung, Herman, Johnson, Nelson. Cyyron, Shegonee, Margeson, Ciszewski, Johnson, Budahl, Mrochek, McCamley, Reppen, Biot, Staniforth, Brandt. Mehlbrech, Crotteau, Nugent, Buss, Witt, Jossi, Kauth, Hoesly, Roeder, Mader, Vandehey. Romanski, Haas, Hess, Fricke, Holtz, Vandenberg, Winch, Jensen, Eichhorn, Ratelle, Pribbanow, Doherty. Powell, Jenkin, Rehman, Haefner, Saeger, Dassow, Kauth, Raasch, Barton, Reichert, Plowman, James. Greeno, Kellin, Moves, Kack, Lord, Hartman, Bushmaker, Johnson, Wittenberg, Miller, Pomainville, Bauer. Parmeter Row Row Row Row Row Row -Turner, Brewster, Casper, Lundberg, Smolarek, Matthews, Ebsen, Konieczki, Gasch, Ashbeck. -Trzinski, Schroer, Engel, Shegonee, Minta, Burgeson, Grosbier, Getzlaff, Schuman. Johnson, Ritchoy, Beadle, Bassuener, Lundberg, Zellner, Burgeson, Murray, Dillingham, Henke, Kroll. -Warner, Paulsen, Staffon, Vernon, Bates, Mann, Oligney, Provost, Mitchell, Clark, Anderson, Gibbs. --Jagodzinski, Funk, Korte, Suhr, Alloway, Wagner, Schilter, Trevean, Pillsbury, Hurd, Haney. .-Hall, Kruger, Accola, Herman, Arendt, Casper, Armagost, Nagorski, Kruger, Morey. sw W1 E F MN E . M5 umm 5 Q as fha 5333 gifs R' W gg I A i 5 Qs .2 1 :, l I joe ,250 -. Joe - 150 - X04 - 150 ' JOURNEYMEN... In this year's Junior class there have been many outstanding students in every field our school offers. From many scholars, debaters, radio enthusiasts, musicians, athletes, and drama- tic workers, come accomplishments that will help bered. tywzswx fini, ,V i O F F I C E R S DONALD ARENDT EUGENE WOLOSEK President Vice President -au., ez, enrich lincoln High. These students are all look ing forward to their senior year. Concluding the year of l949 for the Juniors was the Junior prom The superbly decorated field house and the mel low music of the orchestra put all of the dancers in an enchanting wonderland to be long remem sit? rw-aw.-s.,- , .t.,.,,E.k J . :asv t A A , st V X-ai s sfikistz 'F - t' 'N MARJORIE ESSER Secretary-Treasurer .IOURNEYMEN Row Row Row Row Row Row -Harmsen, Schierland, Clinton, Teske, McGraw, Miller, Rodeghier, Keip, Tenpas, Mader. .-Musch, Jacobsen, Westfall, Wiedon, Gross, Kuechle, Braeger, Crook, Karnatx. .-Fritsche, Saeger, Killian, Reinert, Haasl, -Bemke, Sering. .-Hodge, Bankes, Benkowski, DiebeIs,' Nelson, Schenk, Arnold, Dhein. .-Swetz, Smart, Arneson, Farris, Plnhmer, Hafermann, Nason, Oakes. .-Huber, Keller, Warner, Stensberg, Lyons. Row Row Row Row Row Row Turner, Hanneman, Mclendon, Murtaugh, Romanski, Noel, Lutz, Ward, Moll, Manz. Culver, Graesser, Dachel, Davis, Denniston, Pasciak, Warsinske, Miller, Sweeney. .-Jacobsen, Harper, Adams, Bossert, Kreutzer, Smith, Henke, Fischer, Casey. Tomczyk, Smith, Wallock, Konash, Esser, Jacobs, Panzer, Matthews, Gibbs. Braem, Mason, Matthews, Bauer, Nobles, Hurd, Kauth, Karnatz. Wallock, Kaia, Winch, Nieman, Morey, Smith, Freeberg, Polansky. JOURNEYMEN... Row Row Row Row Row Row ki ta Romanski, Lynn, Polansky, Panzer, Gamroth, Bain, Mertens, Randlett, Shipinski. Ashenbrenner, Anderson, Wolosek, Gamma, Jagodzinski, Samuelson, Peterson, Plzak, Gessert. --Gasch, Regalia, Schelvan, Rohde, Nystrom, Worlund. .--Reddick, Christy, Link, Lust, Kroll, Lundberg, Schlotfelt, Poulos, Fluno. .-Brayback, Peterson, Goggins, Kroll, Mehlbrech, Almusin, Mielke, Fritz. .-Kurz, Bdmke, Rodock, Hanneman, Marach, Zastava, Malcolm, Perrodin. Row Row Row Row Row .-Turner, Arendt, Spencer, Scheunemunn, Anunson, Abler, Martin, Hornigotd, Gill, Erickson. .-Warren, Shymanski, Kreuser, Patrykus, Smith, Pagel, Russell, Holbrook, Pavlik, Woodword, Arendt .--Henke, Manz, Staffon, Morris, Baierl, Miller, Herms, Jinsky, Benson, Johnson, Goggins, Davis. .-Saeger, Radloff, Hager, Gulmire, Molter, Moore, Zange, Ponczock. -Regalia, Brown, Eberhardt, Martin, Stensberg, Rickhoff. KING QUEEN Decorations The Music My Date Remarks Publicity My Dances THE FROM C O M M I T T E E S Programs Invitation-s Refreshments MASTER CRAFTSMEN The Seniors of '49 have come a long way during their four years at Lincoln High School. Many students have proved themselves to be outstanding in various fields, and have thus contributed to the glory of L. H. S. The education they received plus their extra-curricular work has prepared them to be the leaders of tomorrow, whether it be as men of science, music, politics, education, or any other fields open to them. They will also remember the fun that they had here, too - cheering at the basketball and foot- ball games, attending the plays presented by the Dramatic Club, ioining in on the traditional snake dance, and waltzing at the Junior Prom, where Mike Daly and Pat Pivinski reigned as king and queen. Yes, the seniors will remember many things which have contributed to making the four years spent here the most memorable in their life. 250 GRAD UATE5 A .. F., , Q, I g rl- 0 Q gg 0 1: c Q' 1 li, 1 4 g 1 1 1 . . -f 3 4. 1 3 Q 4. as s ts Q ua ses . c . 1 ' A ': y g g . 9 af' - va, K1 1313-1, -'I' V' 0 2 'f3'r'f : ? i 3 121 tail? s. T1 Eg of ff' 4 f-'Hilti Q3 1 55 3521 3221 3 g iid, so . 55.3 3 si g 'i ?i?ii5'q, 3,5 yi , Wifi' lg: ' f K' , 353 1 Q 351, ae.s1s.ie.e1as,e.s1aaf sms e if in it i i Q ... . ,,,i ii hw T X li A 1. gli A l T t l il W , iei isr l,,t l iili ,. .,-- .:,:: ii s , Q O F F I C E R S NEB, ELSIE B. ALLOWAY - English Camera Club 47 Chemistry Club 4i Girls' Athletic Association 27 Girls' Glee Club 37 Class Play 37 Mixed Chorus 37 Pep Club 37 Prom Committee 37 Radio Workshop 2,47 Trio 3. ARLETTE M. ANDERSON, Commercial Camera Club 47 Chemistry Club 47 Girls' Athletic Association 1,47 Pep Club 4. JEANNEL. ARMAGOST - English Transferred from Aquin High School, Freeport, llinois, in 19487 Pep Club 4. BETTY JANE ARNETT, Home Economics Chemistry Club 47 Choir 47 Future Homemakers of America 27 Radio Workshop 2. THOMAS T. ARPIN - - English Booster Club 27 Conservation 47 Football 1,2,37 Intramural Basketball 1,2. MARY ELLEN ASHBECK - Commercial Camera Club 47 Chemistry Club 47 Delta Theta Sigma 1,27 Dramatic Club 2,3,47 Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3,47 Girls' Glee Club 3,47 Pep Club 47 Prom Committee 3. RUTH ELLEN BACHTLE - Home Economics Alpha Rho Tau 3,42 Band 'l,2i Choir 1,37 Dramatic Club 17 Future Homemakers of America 27 Girls' Athletic Association 'l,2,3i Girls' Glee Club 17 Or- chestra 1,27 Pep Club 3,47 Prom Committee 37 Radio Workshop 47 Senior Sextette 4. MARGARET ELLEN BAKER - English Dramatic Club 1,27 Pep Club 3. BARBARA BANNES - Commercial Alpha Rho Tau 3,47 Chemistry Club 47 Delta Theta Sigma 1,27 Girls' Athletic Association 1,27 Home- coming Committee 47 Prom Committee 3,47 Pep Club 3 4 , . MARGARET E. BARRETTE - Commercial Chemistry Club 47 Dramatic Club 2,37 Gamma Sigma 1,2,3,47 Pep club 3,-1. JOHN EDWARD BARRON, Foreign Language Ahdawagom Staff 3,47 All-School Play 2,3,47 Booster Club 2,37 Boys' Glee Club 37 Chemistry Club 47 Class President 17 Delta Theta Sigma 3,47 Delta Theta President 47 Dramatic Club 1,27 Football ll,2i Home- coming Committee l,3,47 Homecoming Co-Chairman 47 Lincoln Lights Staff 17 Radio Workshop 47 Spanish Club 47 Student Council ll,3i Thespian 2,3,47 Track 1,3. CLIFFORD J. BARTON - English Booster Club 3,47 Conservation 3,47 Editor Lincoln lights 4. JEAN BARTON - English Chemistry Club 47 Dramatic Club 17 Girls' Athletic Association 1,27 Pep Club 3,4. WILLIAM G. BARTON - Manual Arts Conservation 3,47 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,47 Intra- mural Boxing 1,2,3,47 Rifle Club 3,4i Rifle Club line Master 4. S'-5. 5 .U fi 7 Lg mpgs 4 . 1 -A . + i. es S e 1 x BEVERLY J. BASSLER - English ' BONNIE B. BATES - English Ahdawagam 2,3,45 Chemistry Club 4, Choir 1,35 De- bate 35 Dramatic Club 1,2,35 Declamatory 45 Girls' Athletic Association 1,35 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Lincoln Lights Staff 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Radio Workshop 3,45 Student Assembly 35 Thespian 45 Class Treasurer 45 Class Vice-President 1. LEROY A. BATES Basketball Manager 45 Boys' Glee Club 3,45 Boys' Quartette 3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Football Manager 45 Gamma Sigma 45 Intramural Boxing 1,25 Track 1,25 Track Manager 3. - - English MARION ANN BATHKE English Camera Club 45 Chemistry Club 45 Delta Theta Sigma 15 Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,35 Library Club 45 Pep Club 45 Radio Workshop 2,4. JOYCE J. BENSON - Commercial Dramatic Club 15 Girls' Athletic Association 15 Radio Workshop 2. ZENAS J. BICKET - Commercial Bond 1,2,3,4. ESTHER M. BLANCHARD - Home Economics LAWRENCE M. BOCANER - English Band 1,2,3,45 All-School Play 1,2,35 Boys' Glee Club 15 Choir 1,45 Cross Country 45 Debate 2,3,45 Extem- paraneous Speaking 1,3,45 French Club 2,35 Gamma Sigma 1,2,3,45 Madrigal Singers 35 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Thespian 2,3,45 Track 3,4. JACK C. BOKROS - - English Chemistry Club 45 Conservation Club 45 Delta Theta Sigma 1. RITA H. BOYARSKI - Commercial Ahdawagam Staff 45- Chemistry Club 45 Class Vice- President 45 Delta Theta Sigma 15 Dramatic Club 25 Girls' Athletic Association 1,25 Girls' Glee Club 45 Pep Club 4. GERARD BOYCE - - English Ahdawagam Staff 45 All-School Play 3,45 Booster Club 2,35 Boys' Glee Club 35 Camera Club 45 Chemis- try Club 45 Class Play 45 Debate 35 Extemporaneous Reading 45 Delta Theta Sigma 1,3,45 Dramatic Club 3,45 Golf 45 Homecoming Committee 1,3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Lincoln Lights Staff 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Radio Workshop 3,45 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Thespian 3,45 Track 4. DINON R. BOYER - - English Transferred from Wausau Junior High School in 19465 All-School Play Production Staff 2,3,45 Booster Club 2,3,45 Chemistry Club 3,45 Checker Club 15 Chess Club 15 Dramatic Club 1,2,3,45 Extemporaneous Speak- ing 25 Football 25 Junior Academy of Science 3,45 Mathematics Club 15 Radio Workshop 2,35 Science Club 15 Spanish Club 35 Stamp Club 15 Student Assembly 35 Thespian 3.4. LAVON ANN BRANDLE - English Chair 35 Girls' Glee Club 1,2,35 Future Home Makers of America 35 Red and White 3. JERRY A. BREMMER Manual Arts Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Intramural Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2. MILLIE I. BROWN - Commercial Transferred from Rice Lake High School, Rice Lake, Wisconsin in 1947. KEITH A. BRUNDIDGE - English Chemistry Club 45 Conservation 4. PETER W. BUNDE - - English All-School Play 1,35 Badger Boys' State 35 Band 15 Chemistry Club 3,45 Class Play 45 Debate 2,3,45 Delta Theta Sigma 1,25 Dramatic Club l,2,3,45 French Club 2,35 Homecoming Committee 15 Junior Academy of Science 3,45 Lincoln Lights Staff 1,25 Oratory 45 Thespian 3,4. CAROL E. BYMERS - English Transferred from Pittsville High School in I9465 Band 1,2,3,45 Future Homemakers of America 15 Girls' Athletic Association 3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Pep Club 45 Red and White 35 'Science Club I. THOMAS J. CHRYSTAL - Manual Arts Intramural Handball 3,4. CAROL J. COLE - - English All-School Play Production Staff 45 Band 15 Camera Club 45 Chemistry Club 45 Choir 25 Dramatic Club 45 Gamma Sigma 1,2,35 Pep Club 3,45 Radio Workshop 3,45 Spanish Club 2,3,4. KATHLEEN RAE COOK - English Chemistry Club 45 Delta Theta Sigma 1,25 Future Homemakers of America 35 Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,35 Pep Club 45 Prom Committee 35 Radio Work- shop 25 Student Assembly 3. JOAN COTTERILL - English Art Club 3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Dramatic Club 15 Girls' Athletic Association I5 Girls' Glee Club 15 Home- coming Committee 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Production Staff 15 Senior Sextette 4. MICHAEL DALY - - English Baseball 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Class-President 25 Football 15 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Prom King 35 Student Council 25 Track 1,2,3,4. MARION A. DAVIS - English Camera Club 45 Chemistry Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Future Homemakers of America 25 Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation 2,45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Pep Club 4. JAMES D. DEKARSKE - Commercial Delta Theta Sigma 15 Gamma Sigma 3,45 Lincoln Lights Staff 45 Prom Committee 2,3. DELORES M. DE ROUCHEY - English Band l,2,3,45 Chemistry Club 45 Dramatic Club 1,2,3,45 Drum Maiorette 2,3,45 Girls' Athletic Association 1,2, 3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,4. MARY J. DOLAN - - English Dramatic Club 15 Future Homemakers of America 25 Girls' Athletic Association 1,45 Pep Club 3,4. BARBARA JEANNE DUTCHER - English Choir 1,2,3,45 Class Play Production Staff 1,25 Dra- matic Club 1,25 Declamatory 15 Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Girls' Sextette 2,3,45 Madrigal Singers 25 Pep Club 3,45 Spanish Club 2,3,4. be ex cf' Nd' ' me Nm JEROME ELLIS - - ManualArts Baseball 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Intramural Boxing 15 Lettermen's Club 3,4. WAYNE ENERSON - English Baseball 2,3,45 Cross Country 45 Intramural Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,4. MARVIN L. ERDMANN - English Band 1,2,3,45 Boys' Glee Club 45 Conservation 3,45 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Rifle Club 3,4. JOHN C. FAHRNER - Manual Arts Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 15 Football 1,2,35 l.ettermen's Club 35 Track 1,2. STEPHEN F. FANNING - Manual Arts Football 35 Prom Committee 35 Track 1,2,3,4. NORMAN W. FEDERWITZ - Manual Arts Chemistry Club 45 Intramural Handball 3,4. LOIS MAE FISHER - English Spanish Club 1. KENNETH D. GERLACK - Manual Arts Transferred from Rudolph High School in 19465 Con- servation Secretary-Treasurer 45 Intramural Basketball 2,3,4. GENE GIESE - - English Band 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 1,25 Choir 25 Football 25 Intramural Boxing 15 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Student Assembly 35 Swing Shifters 1,2. VIRGINIA GILLIS - English Chemistry Club 45 Dramatic Club 15 Girls' Athletic Association 1,25 Pep Club 3,4. HELEN R. GROSBIER - Home Economics Future Homemakers of America 35 Girls' Athletic Association 1,25 Orchestra 2,3,45 Maiorette 2,3,45 Red and White 3. GEORGE A. HAFERMANN - Manual Arts Intramural Basketball 2,3,45 Intramural Boxing 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3. KEITH G. HAFERMANN - English Basketball 1,2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basket- ball 15 Prom Committee 35 Track l,2,3,4. NATALIEHANNEMAN - English Alpha Rho Tau 2,3,45 Chemistry Club 45 Choir 45 Dramatic Club 45 Girls' Athletic Association 2,3,45 Homecoming Committee 3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Prom Committee 35 Radio Workshop 2,4. CAROL HANSON - Commercial Girls' Glee Club 1,37 Choir 2j Pep Club 3,4. PATRICIA A. HAYDOCK - English Pep Club 4. JOYCE J. HEIN - Commercial Gamma Sigma 1,2,3,47 Girls' Athletic Association 2,3,47 Orchestra 1,22 Radio Work Shop 2i Red and White 3. RUTH L. HEISER - Home Economics Camera Club 47 Chemistry Club 47 Future Home- makers of America 37 Pep Club 47 Red and White 3. GLORIANNA HELKE - Commercial Girls' Athletic Association 3,47 Girls' Glee Club 37 Radio Workshop 27 Red and While 3. RAYMOND F. HELLER - Manual Arts KATHRYN HENKE - - English Chemistry Club 47 Choir 47 Dramatic Club 2,3,47 Girls' Athletic Association l,2,3,47 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,47 Homecoming Queen 47 Orchestra 1,27 Pep Club 3,47 Prom Committee 37 Radio Workshop 27 Sextette 4. HERBERT HETZEL - Manual Arts Intramural Handball 2,3,4. DONNA HODGE - - English All-School Play 37 Chemistry Club 47 Declomatory 1,27 Dramatic Club l,2,3,47 Girls' Athletic Association 1,27 lincoln Lights Staff 37 Pep Club 3,47 Spanish Club 2,3,47 Student Assembly 37 Thespian 3,4. RICHARD HOEKSTRA - Manual Arts Chemistry Club 47 Intramural Handball 3,4. ROGER J. HOEKSTRA - Manual Arts Booster Club 37 Football 2,3,47 Intramural Basket- ball 1,2,3,47 Track 4. JEAN ANN HOFSCHILD - English Band 1,2,3,47 Chemistry Club 47 Class Play 47 Declamatory 1,47 Dramatic Club 1,2,3,47 Girls' Athle- tic Association 1,2,3,47 Orchestra 37 Pep Club 3,4. PATRICIA J. HOLBROOK - English Transferred from Roosevelt High School, Chicago, Ilinois in 1946. STANLEY C. HONKOMP English Ahdawagam Staff 27 Lincoln Lights 47 Spanish Club 3,4. JAMES L. HOOGESTEGER - Manual Arts BEVERLY HOWARD - Commercial Ahdawagam Staff 2,3,47 All-School Play 2,3,42 Class Play 47 Debate 3,47 Declamatory 47 Delta Theta Sigma 213,41 Dramatic Club l,2,3,47 Girls' Glee Club l,2,37 Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3,47 Homecoming Com- mittee 3,47 Lincoln Lights l,2,3,47 Lincoln Lights Editor 37 One-Act Play Director 3,47 Pep Club 3,47 Prom Committee 37 Radio Workshop 3,47 Thespian 2,3,4. PATRICIAIRONSIDE - Commercial All-School Play 47 Dramatic Club 2,3,47 Declamatory 3,47 Girls' Athletic Association l,2,37 Pep Club 37 Radio Workshop 2,37 Student Assembly 3. TECKLA JACOBSEN - Commercial Ahdawagam Staff 3,47 All-School Play 27 Band 2,3,47 Chemistry Club 47 Debate 37 Delta Theta Sigma l7 Dramatic Club 2,3,47 Gamma Sigma l,2,3,47 Girls' Athletic Association l,2,3,47 Girls' Glee Club 4i Lincoln Lights Staff 1,27 Orchestra l,2,3,47 Pep Club 3,47 Radio Workshop 3,47 Sextette 47 Student Council l DOLORES JAGODZINSKI - English Girls' Glee Club 37 Pep Club 4. ROBERT E. JEPSON - Manual Arts Booster Club 3,47 Cheer Leader 27 Choir l,2,3,47 Intramural Basketball l,2,47 Prom Committee 3. BERTHAM.JOHNSON - English Transferred from Chicago Christian High School, Chicago, Illinois in l9467.Chemistry Club 47 Eureka l. ROBERT JOHNSON PHILLIP H. JUNG KENNETH KANT Transferred from Lake Mills Band l,2,3,47 Camera Club 37 Theta Sigma 2,37 Dramatic MERLIN B. JOHNSON - Manual Arts Intramural Handball 2,37 Lincoln Lights Staff 3. English RONALD A. JOHNSON - English Badger Boys' State 37 Basketball 47 Basketball Man- ager l,2,37 Delta Theta Sigma l7 Dramatic Club 47 Football Manager l,2,37 Homecoming Committee 1,47 Intramural Basketball l,2,37 Prom Committee 37 Let- termen's Club 2,3,47 Radio Workshop 47 Student Assembly 37 Student Council 47 Tennis Team l,2,3,4. English LAMBERT KAMPEN - English All-School Play 27 Conservation 47 Intramural Hand- ball 3,47 Lincoln Lights Staff 4. - English High School in 19467 Chemistry Club 37 Delta Club 37 Orchestra 4. ROGER KARLOSKE - Manual Arts Basketball 2,37 Football 3,47 Lettermen's Club 4 Track 2,3. i RUSSEllM.KAUDY - English Ahdawagam Staff 3,47 Alpha Rho Tau I,2,3,47 Home- coming Committee l,3,47 Prom Committee 2,3,4. BETTY KEITH - - English Girls' Athletic Association I7 Library Club 47 Pep Club 3. MARY R.KESHlCK - English Transferred from Marshfield Senior High I9467 Chemis- try Club 47 Dramatic Club 3i Glee Club 37 Future Homemakers of America 37 Student Council I. ANTHONY B. KIEDROWSKI - Manual Arts Chemistry Club 47 Intramural Handball Champion 3,4. DELORES KIESLING - Home Economics Band l,27 Orchestra I,2. RICHARD G.KlNNEY - Manual Arts Band I,2,3,47 Booster Club 47 Conservation 37 Intra- mural Basketball 3,47 Orchestra 3, 4. KENNETH KLEIN Manual Arts Transferred from North Fond du Lac High I9467 Intra- .sv mural Basketball I,2,3,4. --. I FRANCES M.KNuTEsoN - English 7 choir 2, cms' Glee Club 1. . 's I .1 'I g FRANCIS KNUTH - Manual Arts f . f i lfj? i 1 Conservation 47 Intramural Basketball I7 Track 3. I IRMA E. KNUTH - - English Choir 37 Girls' Athletic Association 2,37 Red and White Club 3. JERONE W. KNUTH - English All-School Play 47 All-School Play Production Stall 2,3,47 Alpha Rho Tou I7 Band I,2,3,47 Baseball Manager 1,27 Boys' Glee Club 47 Camera Club 47 Chemistry Club 47 Choir 47 Class Play 47 Dramatic Club I,2,3,47 Gamma Sigma 3,47 Intramural Basket- ball I,2,37 Homecoming Committee I7 Lettermen's Club 37 Lincoln Lights Staff 27 Radio Workshop 3,47 Student Assembly 37 Swing Shifters 3,47 Thespian 3,4. JOAN D. KRUGER - Commercial Band I7 Girls' Athletic Association 2,3,47 Pep Club 3,47 Radio Workshop 2,3. MILDRED E. KRUGER, Home Economics Choir 47 Future Homemakers of America 27 Girls' . Athletic Association I,2,3,47 'Pep Club 47 Red and I . white 3. RICHARD W.KUEHL - English 1 I Baseball 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Class Vice President 3 Football I 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Student Council 2 Track I 2 3 4 C s .x E ' I V' - is as I xx 'ss 3 4 fi 1 7 7: ' - ' A v 1 .,.: ..: . f' 'J ,,,- A , ' Q X i 7, 'iii MARGARET LADWIG - English All-School Play 2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Chemistry Club 45 Class Play 35 Delta Theta Sigma 25 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3,45 Lincoln Lights Staff 45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Radio Workshop 2. RUSSELL L. LAMB - Manual Arts Basketball 1,25 Football Manager 1,25 Intramural Basketball 1,35 Prom Committee 35 Tennis 15 Track 3. MARY ELLEN LA VIGNE - English Band 1,25 Chemistry Club 45 Choir 35 Declamatory 15 Dramatic Club 45 Lincoln Lights Staff 3,45 Orchestra 1,25 Pep Club 3,4. D A V I D LE E - Foreign Language Transferred from Jefferson Junior High School, Min- neapolis, Minnesota in 19465 Ahdawagam Staff 45 All-School Play '45 Badger Boys' State 35 Booster Club 35 Boys' Glee Club 35 Class-Play 45 Class-Presi- dent 45 Dramatic Club 3,45 Four Minute Speech 25 Geography Club 35 Homecoming Committee 45 Intra- mural Basketball 25 Lincoln Lights Staff 35 North- western University National Speech Institute 35 Oratory 45 Radio Workshop 2,3,45 President Radio Workshop 45 Spanish Club 35 Student Assembly 35 Student Council 45 Thespian 3,4. Lois E. LEE - - English Girls' Glee Club 45 Red and White 3. CHARLES R. LESTER - English All-School Play Production Staff 25 Chemistry Club 45 Debate 3,45 Dramatic Club 2,45 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Oratory 25 Lincoln Lights Staff 2,35 Student Assembly 35 Spanish Club 4. CECIL LEROY LEVERTON - Manual Arts Band 45 Booster Club 45 Boys' Glee Club 45 Choir 3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Radio Workshop 25 Swing Shifters 4. PAUL LUBBEN - - English Delta Theta Sigma 15 Spanish Club 4. GENEVIEVE ANN MARCEAU - Commercial DORIS MARCO - - English Chemistry Club 45 Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club l. BARBARA MARVIN - English Delta Theta Sigma 35 Pep Club 3,4. ROSEMARY MASLOWSKE - English Transferred from Mosinee High School in 19475 Girls' Athletic Association 1,25 Girls' Glee Club 25 Horizon Club 1,25 Latin Club lp Pep Club 1,2. LUCIEN L. MASON - Manual Arts Baseball 1,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. RUSSELL B. MATHEWSON - Manual Arts Choir 45 Conservation 35 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. EUGENEL.MEYER - - English Ahdawagam Staff 35 All-School Play 25 Chemistry Club 35 Homecoming Committee 3. ROBERT N.MUELLER English RUSSELL E.MUELLER - Manual Arts DOROTHY A. MURRAY - English Choir 3,45 Future Homemakers of America 1,25 Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,35 Red and While 2,3. PEGGY ANN NEHLS - English Alpha Rho Tau 1,25 All-School Play 35 Band 15 Chem- istry Club 45 Debate 25 Delta Theta Sigma l,2,35 Dramatic Club l,2,3,45 Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,35 Girls' Glee Club 1,2,35 Homecoming Committee 45 Lincoln Lights Staff 25 Pep Club 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Thespian 4. DELORES J. NEWMAN - English Transferred from Port Edwards High School in 19465 All-School Play I5 Band l,2,3,45 Choir 45 Gamma Sigma 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 35 Pep Club 4. BETTY J. NIKLAUS - English Ahdawagam Staff 3,45 Class Play Production Staff 2,35 Choir 1,2,35 Dramatic Club l,2,3,45 Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club 1,2,35 Junior Sextette 35 Lincoln Lights Staff l,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Radio Workshop 2,3,45 Student Assembly 35 Thespian 4. LAWRENCE A. NOVAK - Manual Arts Conservation 35 intramural Basketball 1,2. DONNA M.O'KEEFE - English Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,35 Girls' Glee Club 15 Red and White 3. JOYCE CHARLENE OLSON - Commercial Transferred from Lanphier High School, Springfield, Illinois in 19455 Ahdawagam Staff 35 Choir 15 Dramatic Club 45 Girls' Athletic Association 2,35 Red and White 3. SYLVESTER OLSON - Manual Arts JAMES PAVLOSKE Manual Arts SUSAN PERLING - Commercial Ahdawagam Staff 3,45 Class Secretary-Treasurer 35 Delta Theta Sigma l,2,3,45 Dramatic Club l,2,3,45 Girls' Athletic Association l,2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club 1,2,35 Homecoming Committee 35 Lincoln lights 253,45 Pep Club 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Radio Workshop 2,35 Student Assembly 35 Thespian 3,4. BARBARA L. PETERS - English Ahdawagam Staff 2,3,45 All-School Play 2,45 All- School Play Production Staff 2,45 Badger Girls' State 35 Camera Club 45 Chemistry Club 45 Class Play Production Staff l,2,3,45 Class Treasurer 15 Debate 35 Declamatory 45 Delta Theta Sigma l,2,3,45 Director One Act Plays 3,45 Dramatic Club l,2,3,45 Dramatic Club President 45 Gamma Sigma 1,25 Girls' Athletic Association l,2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club 1,2,35 Home- coming Committee 3,45 Lincoln Lights Staff 2,3,45 Oratory 25 Pep Club 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Radio Workshop 3,45 Student Assembly 35 Thespian 2,3,4. We-. GEORGE W. PETERSON - Manual Arts Choir 45 Intramural Basketball l,25 Track 2,3. PATRICIA ANN PIVINSKI - Commercial Chemistry Club 45 Choir I5 Dramatic Club 3,45 Girls' Athletic Association 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Pram Queen 3. JOSEPH A. PLUTOWSKI Commercial WAYNE G. PLZAK - - English Ahdawagam Staff 2,3,45 Booster Club 2,3,45 Chemis- try Club 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Youth Rotor 4. ALICE ELAINE RAASCH - English BEVERLY RADLOFF - Commercial Girls' Athletic Association 35 Girls' Glee Club l,35 Pep Club 3,45 Sexlette 3. DONALD RANDALL - English Badger Boys' State 35 Booster Club 3,45 Boys' Glee Club 3,45 Chemistry Club 45 Chemistry Club Presl- dent 45 Class Play Production Stall 2,45 Debate 35 Delta Theta Sigma l,3,45 Dramatic Club 45 Home- coming Committee l5 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Oratory l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Tennis 2,3,45 Youth Rotar 4. ROGER R. RANDRUP - Manual Arts Booster Club 35 Football l,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Student Assembly 35 Track 4. GERALDINEREZIN - Commercial Ahdawagam Staff 3,45 Band l,3,45 Camera Club 45 Chemistry Club 45 Delta Theta Sigma I5 Pep Club 45 Radio Workshop 2. MARILYN A. REZIN - English Band l,2,3,45 Delta Theta Sigma I5 Pep Club 4. BETTY JANE RICKHOFF - Commercial Choir 2. BERNICE M. RIEMER - Foreign Language Chemistry Club 45 Delta Theta Sigma li Girls' Athletic Association l,25 Girls' Glee Club li Spanish Club l,2. MADELLA G. ROBBINS - English Choir 3,45 Delta Theta Sigma lp Dramatic Club l,25 Gamma Sigma l,2,3,45 Girls' Athletic Association l,2,45 Girls' Glee Club l,25 Pep Club 3,45 Swing Shifters 2,3,4. CHARLES R. ROBINSON - English Transferred from Stephenson High School, Stephenson, Michigan in 19485 Declamatory 35 Extemporaneous Reading 35 Dramatic Club 3,45 Lincoln Lights Staff 3,45 Spanish Club 3.4. PAUL ROMAG - Manual Arts Intramural Basketball 3,4. DONALD E. ROSENTHAL - Manual Arts RICHARD F.RUDE - English Transferred from Tucson Senior High School, Tucson, Arizona in I947. ' INEZ RUESCH - Commercial e,wA.., Alpha Rho Tau 3,4, Band 1, Homecoming Committee 4, Prom Committee 3. 3 HAROLD SAEGER English KE JUANITA JEAN SANDRIN - English All-School Play 2,4, Band I,2,3,4, Camera Club 4, Chemistry Club 4, Dramatic Club 'I,2,3,4, Gamma Sigma 3,4, Girls' Athletic Association I,2,3,4, Home- coming Committee 4, Orchestra I,2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Radio Workshop 4, Thespian 3,4, JUNE SAWASKE - - English Chemistry Club 4, Dramatic Club I, Girls' Athletic Association l,2, Pep Club 3,4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, PATRICIA SAWYER - English Chemistry Club 4, Choir 4, Class-Secretary 4, Debate 2, Dramatic Club 1.2, Girls' Athletic Association l,4, Lincoln Lights Staff 2, Pep Club 3,4, Prom Committee 3, Radio Workshop 4, Student Assembly 3, Student Council 2. MILTON D. SCHIERLAND - Manual Arts RICHARD SCHINDLER - English All-School Play 3,4, Band I, Booster Club I, Boys' Glee Club 3, Cheer Leader I,2,3,4, Chemistry Club 4, Dramatic Club I,2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, French Club 2, Gamma Sigma I, Geography Club 1, Intramural Basketball 3,4, Lettermen's Club 3, Ping Pong 2, Radio Workshop 2,3, Class Play 4, Stage Manager All-School Play 2, Thespian 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, ROBERT J. SCHINDLER - Manual Arts All-School Play 4, All-School Play Production Staff 3,4, Band 1,2, Booster Club 2,3,4, Boys' Glee Club 2, Cheer Leader I,2,3,4, Class Play 4, Delta Theta Sigma 2, Dramatic Club I,2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Gamma Sigma l,2, Intramural Basketball I,2,3,4, Intramural Boxing I,2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Ping Pong I,2,3,4, Radio Workshop 4, Cluss Play Production Staff 3,4, Track I,2,3,4, ALTA SCHMIDT - - English Debate 3, Dramatic Club 2,3,4, Gamma Sigma 2,3,4, Girls' Athletic Association I,2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club 3,4, Orchestra I,2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Radio Work- shop 2, Sextette 4, Student Council 4. WILLIAM N. SCHOLZEN - Manual Arts ERWIN SCHROEDER - Manual Arts Intramural Basketball l,2. ,,-nv, 7? New qc ' 7 1 l ' . Y .7 'Q l WALTER E. SCHULZ Commercial LEANNE SCHUNEMAN - Commercial Ahdawagam Staff 47 All-School Play 2,3,47 Band 1,2,37 Chemistry Club 47 Dramatic Club .l,2,3,4j Girls' Athletic Association 1,27 Lincoln Lights Staff 47 Or- chestra 2,37 Pep Club 3,47 Thespian 2,3,4. NORMAN SERING - Manual Arts Basketball 2,3,47 Intramural Basketball 1. MARY LOU SHEFFER - English Chemistry Club 47 Dramatic Club 1,2,3,47 Extem- poraneous Reading 17 Future Homemakers of America 37 Girls' Athletic Association 1,27 Pep Club 3,47 Prom Committee 37 Radio Workshop 27 Spanish Club 2,3,47 Student Assembly 3, Thespian 4. DEAN E. SHOWERS - English Baseball 47 Basketball 1,47 Class Secretary 17 Class Vice-President 27 Football l,2,47 Lettermen's Club 4. FRANCIS R.SIMONIS - English Baseball 273,47 Basketball 1,2,3,47 Class President 37 Football 1,2,3,47 Lettermen's Club 3,47 Student Council 3. DORIS RUTH SLAUSON - Home Economics All-School Play Production Staff 47 Alpha Rho Tau 47 Choir 37 Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3j Girls' Glee Club 1,2,37 Orchestra 1,2,3,47 Radio Workshop 2,3. CAROL SMITH - - Commercial Camera Club 47 Chemistry Club 47 Delta Theta Sigma lj Girls' Athletic Association 17 Girls' Glee Club li Pram Committee 37 Student Assembly 3. RUTH E. SMITH - - English Alpha Rho Tau 2,37 Cheer Leader 3,47 Dramatic Club 47 Girls' Athletic Association 17 Girls' Glee Club 1,27 Homecoming Committee 37 Declamatory 2,3,47 Pep Club 3,47 Radio Workshop 3,4. JOHN T. STIMAC - Manual Arts Transferred from Park Falls High School, Park Falls, Wisconsin in 19477 Football 3,47 Intramural Basket- ball 3,47 Lettermen's Club 3,4. JOYCE DONETTA STRANZ English WILLIAM M. STRICKLAND - English All-School Play 3,47 Booster Club 37 Boys' Glee Club 3,47 Choir 3,47 Class Play 47 Dramatic Club 2,3,47 Football 3,47 Intramural Basketball 3,47 Radio Work- shop 3,47 Spanish Club 3,4. SUZANNE E. TATE - Foreign Language Ahdawagam Staff 3,47 All-School Play 273,47 Camera Club 47 Choir 37 Class Play 47 Delta Theta Sigma 17 Dramatic Club 1,2,3,47 Girls' Athletic Association 17 Girls' Glee Club 1,2,37 Lincoln Lights Staff 2,37 Pep Club 3,47 Prom Committee 37 Radio Workshop 2,47 Spanish Club 3,47 Thespian 2,3,4. DORIS TAYLOR - - English Chemistry Club 47 Dramatic Club 1,27 Girls' Athletic Association 27 Pep Club 3,47 Radio Workshop 2. SALLY TEAS - Foreign Language Ahdowagam Staff 35 All-School Play 35 All School Play Production Staff I,2,45 Camera Club 45 Chemistry Club 45 Delta Theta Sigma I,2,3,45 Director One Act Play 45 Dramatic Club I,2,3,45 Gamma Sigma 1,25 Girls' Athletic Association I,25 Girls' Glee Club 35 Homecoming Committee 45 Pep Club 3,45 Thespion 3,4. ROY M. TOEPEL - Foreign Language Chemistry Club 35 Football 2,3,45 Intramural Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Spanish Club 45 Track I,2,3. JOHN A. TORRESANI - English Badger Boys' State 35 Baseball I,2,3,45 Basketball I,2,3,45 Class Secretary-Treasurer 25 Football I,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Track 2,3,4. NICHOLAS C. VANDENBERG - Manual Arts Baseball 3,45 Dramatic Club 45 Football 2,35 Intra- mural Basketball 2,3,45 Intramural Handball 3,4. BRUCE F.VANDERHEl - English Booster Club 45 Conservation 45 Intramural Basketball 2,3,45 Track 4. ARLENE VER VOORT - Commercial Ahdawagam Staff 3,45 Chemistry Club 45 Girls' Athle- tic Association I,2,35 Orchestra I,2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Radio Workshop 25 Red and White 3. ROMEO VILLENEUVE - Manual Arts Football I,25 Conservation 3,45 Conservation President 4. WALTER L. VOIGHT English LORRAINEA.WALAZAK - English Choir I5 Girls' Glee Club 35 Lincoln Lights Staff 4. DONALD J. WALLOCH - Manual Arts Conservation 3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,2,35 Tennis 3,4. JAMES H. WENZLAFF -. English Transferred from Appleton Senior High School, Ap- pleton, Wisconsin, 19485 All-School Play Production Staff 45 Booster Club 3,45 Dramatic Club 3,45 Radio Workshop 45 Senior Class Play Production Staff 3,45 Thespion 4. JEREWESTFALL - Manual Arts Band I,2,3,45 Chemistry Club 45 Intramural Basket- ball 25 Orchestra 3,45 Student Assembly 3. DONALD J.WIEDEN - English Ahdawagam Staff 2,3,45 All-School Play Production Staff 3,45 Alpha Rho Tau 2,3,45 Alpha Rho Tau Presi- dent 3,45 Booster Club 3,45 Delta Theta Sigma 15 Dramatic Club 45 Homecoming Committee I,2,3,45 Lincoln Lights Staff 45 Prom Committee 2,3,45 Radio Workshop 45 Ski Club 3,45 Thespion 45 Senior Class Play Production Staff 3,4. MARJORIEWILCOX - English Delta Theta Sigma I5 Dramatic Club 1,2,3,45 Home- coming Chairman 45 Girls' Athletic Association I,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Student Council 35 Student Council President 4. DORISJEANWIRTZ - English All-School Play 27 Band 3,47 Camera Club 47 Chemis- try Club 47 Dramatic Club 27 Girls' Athletic' Associa- tion 1,27 Pep Club 4. NATHAN L. WITT - Manual Arts Band 1,27 Football 17 Prom Committee 37 Swing Shifters l,2. DELORES B. WITTE - Commercial Chemistry Club 47 Delta Theta Sigma 1,27 Dramatic Club 1,27 Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3,47 Girls' Glee Club 1,27 Pep Club 3,4. NEIL A. WITTROCK - Manual Arts Basketball 1,27 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. KENNETH N. YEAGER - Manual Arts RICHARD A. YEAGER - Manual Arts DARLENE M. ZANGE - Commercial Delta Theta Sigma 1,27 Dramatic Club 1,27 Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3,47 Pep Club 3,4. ANNM.zlEGLER - -' English Band 1,2,3,47 Chemistry Club 47 Delta Theta Sigma 17 Dramatic Club 1,27 Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3,47 Orchestra 2,3,47 Pep Club 3,47 Prom Com- mittee 37 Swing Shifters 2,3,4. PHILIPS ZIEGLER - Manual Arts Band 1,2,3,47 Boys Glee Club 37 Football 1,27 Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,37 Orchestra 2,3,47 Swing Shifters 4. JULANEM.ZIMNY - - English Choir 47 Future Homemakers'of America 37 Girls Athletic Association 1,2. WILLIAM ZUEGE - Manual Arts Intramural Basketball 1,27 Radio Workshop 2. N R O U R OUR SEXTETTE l SY R. Bcchfle, J. Cotterill, K. Henke, T. Jacobsen, A. Schmidt, B. Dutcher OUR FAMOUS TWINS ONE OF OUR ARTI Russell Kaudv dQ:inn.A eh. Al.,4....,... Fl NS FOUN TION ' 110 ', ER STONE XMAS GDING' UP fi .. 519, I t lp 1' gli ,y ,y e ,B A ls. ll, X lf f SIPI . DM EC. JAN. S E P T E M B E R : 7, School convenes 10, Basketball - Wausau here - Dance 16, Basketball - Nekoosa there 17, Christmas Program 18-Jan.2 Christmas Vacation J A N U A R Y : 3, School Reconvenes 10, All School Mixer 11, Football - Nekoosa here 16, Football B Westfield here 18, Football - Wausau here 22, Football, Frosh - Marshfield here 23, Paid Assembly - Artist 24, Football - Merrill here 29, Football, Frosh - Point there 29, Football, B - Marshfield here O C T O B E R : 1, All schoo I Dance 2, Football - Antigo there 8, Freshman party 9, Football - Green Bay there 11, Paid Assembly - Juggler 14, Bonfire and Snake Dance 15 23 , Homecoming - Marshfield , Football - Rhinelander there 29, Football - Point there NOVEMBER: 5, Teachers 6 convention 5, Talent Assembly 7, Basketball - Point there 12, Singing Assembly 14, Basketball - Marshfield - Dance 15, Basketball - Eau Claire there 20, 21, Thespian Formal End of Semester Basketball - Wausau there Paid Assembly 21 , 28, FEBRUARY: 1 , State Cross Country meet - Milwaukee 10, Talent Assembly M 1 1, Armistice Day 12, Basketball - Waupaca there 12, All School Dance 13, Basketball - Mosinee here 16, Basketball - Tomah here 16, Paid Asse mbly - Liquid Air A , Basketball - Marshfield there 4, Costume Dance 5, Basketball - South Milwaukee there Basketball - Nekoosa here - Dance Dance Basketball - Point here 11, 18, 19, 21, Valley Championship - Pep Assembly 23-24, 25-26, Regional Tournament A R C H : 4-5, Sectional Tournament - Point 7-8, Declamatory contests 10, 11,12, State Tournament - Madison 17, St. Patrick Program March 26 - April 3, Spring Vacation P R l L : 17-18, All School play, What a Life 8, Indoor Track meet 19, Basketball - Antigo here. Dance 14, Paid Assembly 20, Pep Club Date Dance 15, Good Friday, No school 23, Basketball - Rhinelander there 22, Pre Prom DUHCS 24, Thanksgiving Program M A Y : 25-28, Thanksgiving 6, Junior Prom 30, Gamma Sigma Concert 20, Senior Farewell Dance D E C E M B E R : Our usual track meet held 3, Basketball - Merrill here - Dance during this month 7, Basketball - Tomahawk there J U N E : 8, Paid Assembly 2, School closes suml s 8,911 5 -J lt! J ll'--- A .4 ' - - ff.B , I1 CH , gf 0 4. 'H f', ga as-A 1 'fa l RUSH ! Will DUNI QQi 1 ... ?,'.. - mf -1 ikwl SPRING vm gimme -- - x ' 1 lf f X7 KV AMP!-3lL El- l Y tl tl 0' lll 4' 175' MAY JUNE -3-L PUBLIC HELHIIUNS Row 4.--Hornigold, Samuelson, Miller, Dekarske, Honkomp, Barton Row 3.-Schuneman, Niklaus, Arendt, Walczak, Woodward, Korte Row 2.-Howard, Perling, Jacobs, Almusin, Zange. Row I.-Shipinski, Shipinski, Panzer, Witte, Dickerman. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF DELIVERY COMING ST EDIT James Barton Marilyn Bachtle LINCOLN LIGHTS A very busy group of hard working students cooperating with editor-in-chief Jim Barton and assistant editor Marilyn Jacobs saw to it that the school news was kept up this year. The maiority of the papers were mimeographed, but the staff was 'fortunate in getting a few Issues printed The paper included a sport page, news page, feature page, editorial page, humorous events plus gos- sip, and plus seriousness. A special homecoming edition was also put out. So it's hats off to Miss Mary O'ConnelI, the new faculty advisor, and this busy group of students who did so much for our school paper this year. -far. AHDAWAGAM V5 unkg Q -,.: Z k.-,, , F F ' . A f T . A S T A T it' ' T? Q it' B it T if h ' 1 1 -A i Rf, . x k k 5, Lkyh Y ,. , X Q. a S Q K .-, V gg, , 'ggi' 5 K Arendt, Barron, Barton, Bates Boyarski, Boyce, Christy, Crook Mr. Bird - General Chairman 1 ' N 3 LAY-OUT Jerry Murtaugh, Nancy Oakes, Ethel Farris, Mariorie Esser, B' - Walter Pasciak, Sue Perling T kerman Esser, Farris y R. C O P Y w R I T E R s ssee eee , y w. Miss Andreassen W, ' Beverly Howard, Bonnie Bates, Phyllis Karnatz, Barbara Peters, , y X P P ' Don Arendt, Joan Christy A ' , '41 if ,f ffl . , reeno Hornigold, Howard 5 1 , ,..,, , .,r.,, ,. t 1' Q T C J ., ,f , eieie A R , ' C p A , - P, ,. i fi : i ,,', A ,l,l B.. t i T gi E . 33 ' 5- fs 'Z' ELSE! '-': 235 , km 'Q' :' Q , K if Q. ,, A ' A .T , - f 'P a T l K f N Q, 5: -, I -17t, W f .. . -R. E. Jacobson, T. Jacobson, Karnatz, Kaudy, Link, Marvin, Murtaugh,NikIaus, Nobles A RT' STS sus , . Miss Brainerd 2 1 V Russell Kaudy, Joan Pomainville, Don Wieden ' ilt , R 3 l'ii A Rosemary Greeno, Mariorie Link, Barbara Marvin, Rita Nobles, Q. is, 5 A - Audrey Wilke ... akes Pasciak, Perling A IA' s E N T O R s E c T T O N rttb .P ,, 5 my Miss Ritchie, Rita Boyarski, Teckla Jacobsen i Q A s GROUP PICTURES , g Miss Q Qhh, B k ' ' N E . . Hers etty Croo , Sally Dlckerman, Betty Nlklaus, Leanne Schuneman Plzak, Pomamvme PHOTOGRAPHY A y Mr. Bird 1 P Q i Wayne Plzak, Tom Sawyer, Dick Hornigold, Edward Jacobsen, T, . John Barron, Jerry Boyce b , FACU-LTY SECTION S sh azln Miss La Perriere, Gerry Rezin, Arlene Ver Voort owyer' C unemon 4. C A L E N D A R and FIN A N C E - James Barton W R ' ' vu sig' TYPING - Miss Neale, Typing Classes it li. T ,,P' V00fl Wieden, Wilke Row 3.-Duggan, Farris, Cole, Niklaus, Arendt, Schindler, Mclendon. Row 2.-Wenzloff, Howard, Shipinski, Shipinski, Sandrin, Podawiltz, Williamson Row I.-Witt, Bird, Pound, Hellner, Farris RADIO WORKSHOP A chance to satisfy some student radio enthu- siasts was presented in form of the Radio Work- shop. This program took place from 7:15 to 7:30 P. M. on Wednesday evenings over our local station, WFHR. Jerry Knuth was elected as student program director and all phases of the radio pro- ductions were handled by the students them- selves under the capable direction of Miss Har- riet Schleich. BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club has undergone several changes this year, with the result that its doors are open to boys of all four classes, and Mr. Fox finds himself advisor of the club. As in previ- ous years its members sit together in a reserved section at all home games. Meetings are held or. Tuesday after school and another of its achieve- ments is the Booster Club's weekly presentation on the air on Thursday nights from 8:15 to 8:30. Row 3.-Leverton, Kant, Miller, Vanderhei, Randall, Miller. Row 2.-Kinny, Anderson, Samuelson, Gas:h, Quinnell. Row l.-Hornigold, Jacobsen, Boyce, Schenk, Holbrook. f 1 L CANDIDATES FOR QUEEN Row 3.-R. Bachtle, B. Peters, S. Perling, B. Niklous, T. Jacobsen, R. Smith. Row 2.-D. Dekouchey, A. Ziegler, B. Bates, M. Ludwig, A. Schmidt, B. Howard, J. Cotterill. Row 1.-B. Rodloff, C. Cole, M. Robbins, K. Henke. . ' -A-fs? SQSSX ' ' ' X Preparing the bonfire T H E F I R E TheSnokeDc1nce THE'FlNAL CHEER Alumni Response Pep Assembly Stuni Captain Torresani Chairman Mariorie Wilcox Queen Kathryn- Henke The Starting Lineup HGMECOMING One of the most festive events on Lincoln High's program, Homecoming, got off to a gala start with the lighting of the bonfire. While the fire was blazing and students were cheering, the snake dance slowly wove down Grand Avenue to the West Side Market Square. The festivities continued the following afternoon with a giant pep meeting. The Thespian-Dramatic Club did a splendid iob on this. Of course the high point was the crowning of lovely Queen Kathryn Hen- ke. The afternoon events were closed with the i' 4 CROWNING CEREMONIES singing of the Alma Mater. That evening our were forgotten and Lincoln High really welcomed team, fighting as hard as they could, lost a the alumni back at the colorful dance held after heartbreaker to Marshfield. But disappointments the qame climaxing a wonderful Homecoming. THE GAME i l i l 4 i GRAND FINALE 9' 'H' - i Row 5.-Goggins, Wieden, Brayback, Nobles, Reddick, Zastava, Link, Kruger. Row 4.-Tate, Davis, Ziegler, De Rouchey, Peters, Taylor, Pivinski, Kroll, Row 3.-Schmidt, Schuneman, Ladwig, Niklaus, Wilcox, Kroll, Marvin, Hodge. Row 2.-Hanneman, Sawyer, La Vigne, Howard, Henke, Arneson, Kurz, Witte, Lust. Row 'l.-Bates, Zange, Benson, Christy, Jinsky, Matthews, Konash, Patrykus, Sandrin. PEP CLUB For the first time since its organization, the Pep Club this year was opened to all iunior and senior girls who wished to ioin. As a result mem- bership soared to one hundred twenty. The new faculty advisor is Miss Hass. Toyland was the theme of the annual Pep Club Date Dance held in Lincoln Field House on November 20. Music was furnished by the Swingsters of Marshfield. Besides this event, the Pep Club also attehded, by bus, almost all out-of-town football and basketball games. Row 4.-Oakes, Nason, Farris, Karnatz, Ponczock, Bemke, Bymers, Sawaske, Sheffer, Robbins, Davis. Row 3.-Braeger, Kuechle, Mielke, Cotterill, Jacobsen, Smith, Wallock, Barrette, Anderson. Row 2.--Crook, Hanson, Bachtle, Radloff, Schlotfelt, Perrodin, Rogers, Kreuser, Boyarski, Rezin. Row l.-Dutcher, Ashbeck, Panzer, Kauth, Bauer, Mason, Braem, Heiser, Westfall, Smith. is 5' Q-11' -Si wi ,fl I Q ' Kkix xlww F O 0 T B , , .- we 3 K if A V A R S I T Y Row 2.-Keip, Arnold, Strickland, Hoekslro, Showers, Karloske, Randrup, Hofer- mon, Slimac, Wursinske, Toepel. R I.--Johnson, Benkowski, Torresani, Mader, K hl EII T p S Dick Schindler, Henke, Gesseri. B T E A M Row 2.-Tork, Turner, Tomfohrde, E. Romanski, Groesser, Jung, Lecher, Becker, Kauth, Brewster, Panzer, Sawyer. R 1-R h P I Billmeyer, Gash, O'Day, R R k' Trier, Plow- K I A on. T H E R E C O R D V A R S I T Y Y NEKDOSA WAUSAU MERRILL ANTIGO GREEN BAY MRIISIITIEID KIIIIIEIIIIDIER POIIIT 41 44 39 26 2-I I4 7 6 0 U n I CI B TEAM U OPPONENT I RAPIDS WESTFIELD IWAMSTKIEIVSIIIP MAKSIITIELU STEVENS POINT PITUVILLE I5 .JU H 3 I lr l I ...A .... , l .u - Row 2.-Kuehl, Bob Schindler, Henke, Torresani. Row 1.-Stimac, Randrup, Simonis, Dick Schindler, Ellis, Tenpas, Showers. TRIPLE THREAT TORRESANI ALL-CONFERENCE BACK Lincoln High school sent a team onto the grid- iron this year that lacked only in weight and reserves. After beating Nekoosa 39-0 and fight- ing a big Wausau team to a 0-0 tie, the Raiders proved their speed to be an asset over - bal- ancing the lack of weight. The team breezed OFFENSE past Merrill 47-0 and then was finally scored upon by Antigo in a 44-7 battle. Then the mighty Rapids team, now ranked as one of the top teams in the state, traveled to Green Bay. After forty-eight minutes of play against Green Bay Catholic Central, the Red Raiders came home Benkowski Henke Bob Schindler Kuehl Showers All Conference All Stale find Randrup Simonis All-Conference Tackle Tenpas All-Conference Center on the short end of a l4-O score. lt was in this game that the rooters of the Rapids realized the lack of reserves, especially when the services of Bob Schindler were lost for the season. This setback was followed by the homecoming with Marshfield in which Jack Torresani did some Stimac Dick Schindler magnificent passing in a futile attempt to make up a five point deficit in a 26-21 ball game. The squad was held to a O-0 tie with the Hodags, and the following week the team played at Point. The Raiders looked good in this game as they put the finishing touch to another fine sea- Extra Point Duo Kqrloske Gessert Toepel Warsrnske Q ,lg Q K s W an X AAI? A fm N22 W L, X Q SW ,- it A4 'f f -1 ww f- CAST ALL SCHOOL PLAY The All-School Play, What a Life, by Clif- ford Goldsmith, was presented to the student and adult audiences on November l7 and 18 by the Thespian-Dramatic Club. The three-act comedy, based on the life of the fictitious teen- ager, Henry Aldrich, was 'flull of laughter and thrills with a sprinkling of romance. That the two-hour play was enioyed immensely by all, was evidenced by the applause and ovations received. , W H A T A L l F E By Clifford Goldsmith ALL SCHOOL PLAY Lincoln Field House NOVEMBER l7TH-l8TH 8:00 P. C H A R A C T E R S Miss Shea . . ............. Barbara Peters' Mr. Nelson ,. John Baranowski' Mr. Patterson . .. ..... Jim Randlett' Miss Pike . .. .... Pat lronsides Bill ...... . . . Jerry Boyce' is ,l M. Miss Johnson .. Mr. Vecchitto .. Donna Braeger Miss Eggleston . . . . . . . .. Mildred Ashbeck . . . . Dick Schindler' Henry Aldrich . . . .... Jerry Knuth' Barbara Pearson Gertie ....... Mr. Bradley . .. Miss Wheeler . . George Bigelow Mrs. Aldrich .. Mr. Ferguson .. Mary . . ................. . James Reader . . ..... Nancy Oakes' Joan Duggan .. Beverly Kowalske . . ........ David Lee' Juanita Sandrin' . . ..... Bob Gamroth' Beverly Howard ' l , sm smckland' Sharon Roeder Students - Judy Nason, Phyllis Karnatz, Pat Kel- Iey, Nancy Kahle, Nancy Baker, Roberta Bannes, Ed Oakes, Jon Duggan, Mark Farris, Walter Pasciak 1 l l PRODUCTION STAFF Act I Prompters- , A t I J Ch ' t , M A B The principal's office in Central High School. AZ, H 832,10 Agdyge, fggklcnjnacoizzcgn A morning in Spring- Act in Mmgafef Ludwig, Pai Pavinski Sound Effects- ACI ll Leanne Scheunemann, Kathryn Henke Th u Th f H - - . Head Usher ................ Marlyn Reddick e some e O owmg mommg Assistants - Beverly Randall, Barbara Ran- Ad HI dall, Betsy Dickerman, Elaine Reinert, Elaine The same. An hour later. PRODUCTION STAFF Director ................... Harriet Schleich Witt, Joy Ehlert, Jean Jackson, Rita Barrette Property Chairman .............. Sally Teas' Assistants - Sally Dickerman, Jeanette Gill, Barbara Jacobsen, Jacqueline Pound, Marion Davis, Carol Cole, Crescence Korte, Carol Wenzlaff, Nancy Bird, Barbara Knuth, Alta Schmidt, Anne Mclendon, lizabeth Taminga, . . Nancy Gaulke Karen Kristy A t tD t ......... S T t ' ' ssls an 'rec or ue G et Make-Up Chairman ....... Mary Ellen Ashbeck Business Manager ........ John Scheunemann Assismms - Nancy Baker, Ethel Fa-His., Sally Assistants - Nick Vandenberg, Dinon Bayer , Wllle, BGHY CFOOV. M0l'llYn Bvchtle, Pl1YlllS Francis Shymanski Karnatz, Shirley Sonnenberg, Judy Nason Technical Director . ............ Peter Bunde' Arkofrfclczr ' ' 't' Don Wieden ssis an - a ale anneman Stage Crew - Bob Schindler, Mark Farris, Ed Oakes, Charles Robinson, Bob Gamroth, Wal- ter Pasciak, Dick Becker, Jack Peters, John Podawiltz, Ken Peterson, Bill Johnson, Dave Lee' Lighting Manager ....... Jim Wenzloff Assistant-Tom Sawyer Publicity ..................... Paul Bossert' Assistants - Janet Van Ornum, Donaiean Proc- ter, Kathryne Hilgard, Ronnie Johnson, Mar- iorie Karnatz 'Members of National Thespian Troupe No. 525 ,, C c 3 H A A F M E P R I 5 O Y N C s E Row 2.-R. Johnson, D. Henke, J. Ellis, D. Benkowski, N. Sering, M. Abler, Mgr. Row l.-M. Daly, J. Torresani, R. Kuehl, D. Showers, J. Mader, F. Simonis. C O H BN A F M TE P ER I AE O MN N C S Emi Row 2.-Casper, Parmeter, Johnson, Lundberg, Kauth, Jung, Trier. Row l.-Brewster, Raasch, Ritchay, Gill, Turner, Gurtler. BASKETBALL SEASON History was made this year in the Wisconsin Valley Conference, as Wisconsin Rapids won an undisputed basketball championship and finished undefeated for the season. All foes, conference or non-conference fell beneath the Raider on- slaught as they breezed through their schedule with the Antigo game being the closest and a game won by the Rapids while far from top form. The game causing the most anxiety to the Wisconsin Rapids Red Raider followers was the Eau Claire game played on their floor. En- countering a tall team and one of the best in the state, the Raiders had to display some mag- nificent ball playing to win, which they did by a great fourth quarter and a 59-50 score. The '49 Raiders were a pretty sight in qction. They were a capable, hard working and a perfectly condi- tioned group of boys. Dean Showers did more scoring than any of his teammates, but they helped by their teamwork and by being scoring threats themselves. Showers was chosen All-Con- ference center, Torresani, Daly and Mader made the first team with Kuehl and Simonis receiving honorable mention. A Tl wwcausnv RAPIES-A A Tu BFPONENT 80 -'80 10... -10 23: 123 I III I 'O-A llllll N -fo Q QQQNQLLI Xlug IS Wk QQENQQ Lum X Q21 Eff: QQLMW QQ: Nc'-k. BQQIQQQEQX QxQ:QvQtEuqE SSQSSQQSSSEEEFGQQQQQ 12: T33 60- 223 ig: 1343 50- ...nllllll llllu -'ii' THE RECORD THE CAMPAIGN GETS UNDER WAY I OSINEE GAME TOMAH GAME V 1 ANTIGO GAME V The closest call of the yea if!! 7 i 9' rf--' Pl 1 U1 'Hx ' ff' n m X. + 4 H w ' W , M Ii ' w Uv , . xmw, if 'N Uf ? 5 'if' M iq ,va x ? X05 96 , . ,,,- XX L, 1 X f Ab A sf ' , as A X w 5' K, ,- , fy gf . in V.. . lax 46 svfigfsf X, ...-..:..-- ,Ae .VAX x . is xx Q w x Q J-l XKAPQ 7 . , . k. ,X X f' s f' X a'if. Ni iq 1 ff wilNf.:Sw1,f .. ,F !x 4 , X .A N' 5 DEBATE fr: - JT fx . ..M-Mgr Li . ss K 5 .af :P K ff-Aff: If V931 All If ,gf i i 'fri' 1 1. wr, f -L s ' - 'PK ff i.fS1J?:f75f ! M A 'Q AFFIRMATIVE James Randlet, Lawrence Bocaner The debate teams of Lincoln High School, de- bating the question Should the Federal Govern- ment Now Be Resolved into a Federal World Government, have given a very fine showing this year. The teams consisting of Lawrence Bo- caner and Jim Randlet, affirmative, and Peter Bunde and Charles Lester, negative, qualified for SERIOUS DECLAMATION Barbara Peters, Pat lronsides ORATORY-EXTEMP. SPEAKING EXTEMP. we A Q - 5 Don Randall, Lawrence Bocaner, Peter Bunde Robert Bain not pictured. After two months of hard work, the forensics elimination contests were held, and the winners represented L. H. S. at Stevens Point on March 23. Students participating were Barbara Peters and Pat lronsides, serious declamation, Ruth O R E N S C S SUN -Q'-N NEGATIVE Charles Lester, Peter Bunde the state meet at Madison by winning at the Stevens Point league and district meets. At Madi- son the debate team obtained a fifth rating. So it's hats off to you, the debate team, and the coach, Mr. Miller, for the fine work you have done and the credit you have reflected on Lincoln High. HUMOROUS DECLAMATION Ruth Smith, Ethel Farris R E A D l N G Nancy Oakes, Arlyss 'Brown Smith and Ethel Farris, humorous declamation, Peter Bunde and Lawrence Bocaner, extemporary speaking, Nancy Oakes and Arlyss Brown, ex- temporary reading, and Don Randall and Bob Bain, oratory. - -s , 1 I k x :: I I 'I M I I V ,I N ?, s..i?5T:s4g:-vz ,Q V V Q - - 55. ., Q-- SPRING SPORTS - i948 TRACK CONFERENCE AND REGIONAL CHAMPIONS Abler, Bemke, Torresani, Schindler, lukes, Gessert, Anderson, Kuehl, Shedler, Soe, Haferman, Plzak, Sweeney, Warsinske, Christy, Fanning, Toepel, Daly, Samuelson. OKWM. .yv , ,y y L . kin!!! ,Q A . ' 5 ..v ,- 1 ' ' ' Lf .. A , m .' if 1 TRACK-This year the track team again added more than its share to the athletic fame of Lincoln High. Statistics show that the Raiders chalked up four firsts in the lndoor Carnival, Penta-Scholastic, Valley, and State sectional meets, while placing third in the annual indoor meet. At the Madison West Relays, the relay team ran seventh. Individuals who stood out at the State meet were Jim Reimer, who took second place in the shot-put, Don Soe, who ran third in the half-mileg and Mike Daly, who pole-vaulted into fifth place. BASEBALL-This year, Wisconsin Rapids took over the Valley baseball championship for the third consecutive time. Hav- ing ended the season with an unbeaten record against Stevens Point, Nekoosa, and Marshfield, the Raiders handed Wausau a 3-l defeat in the play-off game held May 25. lncidentally, this defeat came against Joe Dahlke, who was later a pitching star for the,Wisconsin Rapids White Sox. Graduation left at least eight positions open, thus providing a good opportunity for prospective players this year. GOLF-Six boys made up the 1948 golf team, and of these Everett Henke, Dave Henke, Joe Marceau, and Robert Boles were minor letter winners. Under the expert direction of Mr. Manders, the golfers won all four of the tournaments in which they participated. They took top honors against Marshfield, both at home and at Marshfield, in the Valley meet, and in the con- test held amang the Eau Claire, Wausau, Marshfield, and Rapids high schools. fa.. '!,..0----:ab L BASEBALL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 5 , ,,- I 3 ,W A H3 I .- , xxx 5 Row 2.-Lutz, Jung, Simonis, Reinicke, Reimer, Kuehl, Frede, Johnson, Gash. Row I.-Habeck, Torresani, Daly, Rehman, Haferman, Enerson, Anunson. W . ,E 4 fr- GOLF CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS -. TENNIS CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS nke, Marceau, Boles, E. Henke Johnson' Boyce' Wallock TENNIS-On May 7, the tennis team played in its only contest of the year, the Valley conference meet. Ronald Johnson, Jerry Boyce, Mike Johnson and Don Wallock made up the team. In the meet, which was held here, the singles' championship was taken by Ronald Johnson. Don Wallock and Mike Johnson, who made up the doubles' team, lost their match, but Jerry Boyce hit back again, and iust missed taking the second singles by one match. BAND F L U T E S Kenneth Kant Virginia Gruber O B O E Jerry Polansky B A S S O O N Catherine Abler C L A R I N E T S Lawrence Bocaner, Principal Barbara Gross Phyllis Karnatz Delores Newman Donald Saeger Valerie Panzer Jerry Knuth Marvin Erdman Margaret Ladwig Dorothy Braem Clara Pasciak Rita Barrette Margaret Nobles Shirley Lietz Betty Ashbeck Eugene Bauman Nancy Gaulke ALTO CLARINETS Nona Netizel Lorraine VerVoort BASS CLARINETS Carol Bymers Shirley Bauer ALTO SAXOPHONES Peggy Engel Janet Schoedel TENOR SAXOPHONE Echo Westfall B A RIT O N E S A X O P H O N E Ann Ziegler CORNETS David Denniston, Principal Fred Sheffer William Nobles Robert Gamroth Zenus Bicket James Miscoll Donna Laemerhirt Dale Loomans 'l O R N S lichard Kinney Delores DeRouchey uanita Sandrin ohn Podawiltz , A R I T O N E S Aarilyn Rezin Berry Rezin ean Hofschild ames Wall TROMBONES Ronald Markworth, Principal James Bicket Gene Keith Mark Jerry Sally Giese Holbrook Farris Wieden Anderson BASSES Jere Westfall William Rohde Garie Turner Doris Wirtz P E R C U S S I O N Henry Kingdon Philip Ziegler John Hein Wayne Baldwin B E L L S Kay Mason C E L L I Teckla Jacobson Carol Kuechle BAND STRING BASSES Cecil Leverton Vernell Herman QUARTERMASTER Juanita Sandrin L I B R A R l A N S Peggy Engel Janet Schoedel D R U M M A J O R Delores DeRouchey ORCHESTRA VIOLINS Alta Schmidt, Concertmistress Wayne Plzak Stuart Zellmer Gloria Suckow Mary Ann Konash Ethel Farris Arlene VerVoort Marlene Mathews Marie Ellis Betty Romanski Mariorie Karnatz Gail Witt Donna Panzer Marian Accola Nancy Bird Jackie Pound Louella Freeburg Betsy Dickerman Shirley Paulsen Alexandra Grouleff Marie Shipinski Ronald Maxwell Gerald Christensen C E L L l Teckla Jacobson, Principal Carol Kuechle Wallace Plzak Betty Crook Barbara Knuth Deborah Witte Diana Loock Betty Liska STRING BASSES Cecil leverton, Principal Donald Gasch Helen Grosbier Arzella Polansky Vernell Herman Doris Slauson VIOLAS Sally Perrodin, Principal Henry Kingdon Alice lronside Cyrilla Abler P I A N O Nancy Oakes O B O E Jerry Polansky B ASSOO N Catherine Abler F L UT ES Kenneth Kant Virginia Gruber C L A R l N E T S Lawrence Bocaner Phyllis Karnatz Barbara Gross Margaret Ludwig ALTO CLARINETS Nona Neitzel Lorraine VerVoort BASS CLARINETS Carol Bymers Shirley Bauer ALTO SAXOPHONES Peggy Engle Janet Schrodel BARITONE SAXOPHONE Ann Ziegler ORCHESTRA H O R N S Richard Kinney Delores DeRouchey Juanita Sandrin T R U M P E T S David Denniston Fred Sheffer William Nobles T R O M B O N E S Ronald Markworth Gene Giese Jerry Wieden T U B A Jere Westfall P E R C U S S l O N John Hein Wayne Baldwin T Y M P A N Y Philip Ziegler B E L L S Kay Mason CHOIR In Row 5.-Jepson, Leverton, Gasch, Bocaner, Miller, McLendon, Peterson, Matheuson, Bates, Strickland. Row 4.-Zimny, Durand, Braeger, Mielke, Sawyer, Henke, Hanneman, Dekarske, Polach. Row 3.-Newman, Sandrin, LaVigne, Blonien, Arnett, Cotterill, Robbins, Bean, Smith, Murray. Row 2.-Woodward, Fanning, Berrend, Mclntee, Kinney, Lust, Arendt, Alloway, Schmidt, Hagenau. Row l.-Kaia, Shymanski, Leverance, Swetz, Matthews, Phillips, Slauson, Ebert, Braun, Kurz. The Lincoln High School a Capella Choir is a fine organization. This year the group learned general music and music appreciation. The group participated in the Thanksgiving assembly and the annual Christmas concert. During the first semester the choir was under the direction of Miss Heineman. At the beginning of the second semester Miss Brueggeman took over the direction of the choir. At the annual music festival at Wausau in the spring of 1948, the choir received a first rating in Class A. Row 2.-LeRoy Bates, Barbara Dutcher, lawrence Bocaner. Row I.-Donna Braeger. SOLOISTS ACCOMPANlST GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Row 5.-Schmidt, Sandrin, Fanning, Kinney, Berrend, Blonien, Felgen, Vandehey, Smith, Miller, Kelly. Row 4.-Kuechle, Braeger, Mielke, Olson, Kroll, Lust, Shipinski, Shipinski, Kristy, Ehlert, Jossi. Row 3.-Matthews, Lee, Martin, Arneson, Kurz, Davis, Mehlbrech, Boyarski, Ponczock, Bemke. Row 2.-Doherty, Arendt, Leverance, Knuth, Randall, Kawalske, Duggan, Bird, Bean, Sharkey, Garber. Row 'l.-Oakes, Farris, Nason, Randall, Ashbeck, Hilgard, Woodward, Hess, Nugent, Peck. Any girl who enioys singing may become a responding to this is the Boy's Glee Club, which member of the Girl's Glee Club. This year the met two mornings a week to enioy a great deal group met three times a week before school and of singing. Any boy who enioys this type of did some extensive practice. For the Christmas singing can ioin this club. BOYS' GLEE CLUB vfb J Row 2.-Randall, Wolosek, Anderson, Miller, Pasciak, Knuth, Bates, Abler. Row 1.-Johnson, Oakes, Miscoll, Podawiltz, Duggan, Erdmann. l l Row 4.-Podawiltz, Nobles, Denniston, Bocaner, Knuth, Bates, Zellmer. Row 3.-Perrodin, Neitzel, Robbins, Sondrin, Bird, Mielke, Braeger. Row 2.-Oakes, Farris, Braun, Suckow, Witte, Hein, Schmidt. Row l.-Garber, Kelly, VerVoort, Hess, Engel, Schroedel. GAMMA SIGMA Gamma Sigma is an organization for musically inclined students. Here they have an opportunity to display their talents before the public at their concerts, and also at their meetings which are held at members' homes. During the year, the members earn points. Those who earn twenty- four points become eligible for the honor roll. Each year medals are awarded to outstanding seniors of the club. Every year this organization brings forth many promising musicians. SWING SHIFTERS The Swing Shifters are Lincoln High's very pop- ular dance band. Our school is gifted with one of the few organizations of this type in the state. No school dance is complete without the smooth music of the Swing Shifters. With Mr. Hornig as their advisor, they practice for hours to please the students at the dances. With the small fee they charge for the dances, they buy music and this year purchased new music stands. A great deal of appreciation goes to these boys and girls. Row 2.-R. Markworth, W. Nobles, D. Denniston, P. Ziegler, F. Sheffer, C. Leverton, R. Gasch. Row l.-E. Westfall, A. Ziegler, J. Knuth, l. Boconer, M. Robbins, J. Polansky not in picture. HESEHHCH ig 'Z ST: f i.. xg Row 5.-Plzak, Knuth, Vanderhei, Brundidge, Boyce, Baranowski, Miller. Row 4.-Hornigold, Kiedrowski, Schindler, Bain, Samuelson, Martin, Jacobsen. Row 3.-Hanneman, Ludwig, Jacobsen, Barton, Sheffer, Sawaske, Henke, Schunemann, Heiser, Boyarski. Row 2.-Sawyer, VerVoort, Marco, Taylor, Hodge, Johnson, Pivinski, Barrette, Bannes, Anderson, Row l.-Wirtz, Cole, Rezin, Witte, Teas, Alloway, Davis, Smith, Riemer, Tate, Ashbeck, Bates. NA J 11 CH Y be of interest to them. Occasionally this club also engages in a few social activities, like parties The Chemistry Club meets once a month to hear and picnics. Outstanding members of this club outstanding speakers who can further explain participate in the Junior Academy of Science. to the budding young chemists points that should The club advisor is Mr. Hornigold. X-LJ' if Q'-. FF ig -Q85 A me vm ,. .. f1 . '- W -Y wi I f Bsw kf kl 5-K R ' Q Q -' W 'mga f A I a 'K H . X. 4.5 f 5 xg!! W SIUEUNEE ,ff - K K Q 'Jw R. 5 F E u,9 5 HEHIEALQ AND P ANT CRBNTH V 1 1 1 , sig 1 f .X . Mm Y L, nf . .gag , W Nw , ,i 5 R K 4 . . i . . '2 Q .5-1 , . x .. sv? ' 'Qfvp QQ 5 vi . .mm a I W . - A ...gif A . 5i?m11fg- , x. x3 X l ik M y iz x, x ... X u. X . - xx... ,vi an Wf, H32 f f 5'a ULTHA IULET LMP l -an I E 'I 15' if I 5 3 l . 's s ?QQ.f' 3 Q .X k . , F X dam , g as f ? '53 V A D .bf 'Mill il M I 5 X E rm 1 Row 4.-Vanderhei, Erdmann, Brundidge, Olson, Hanneman, Noel. Row 3.--lronside, Barton, Miller, Gerlach, Miller, Eklund, Hornigold. Row 2.-Boyce, Hostvedt, Miscoll, Rohde, Radtke, Michals, Ashbeck. Row 'l.-Hamm, Henke, Miller, Blanchard, O'Brien, Sweeney, Jacobsen. NEW BIRD FEED . .X 'Sw-... y Wallock, Barton, Erdman, Villeneuve. ERS Rl FLE TEAM Row 2.-Jacobsen, Blanchard, Eklund, Erdman, Ironsides, Hamm, Ashbeck Row l.--Baldwin, Boyce. Hanneman, Gerlach, Miller, Hostvedt. CONSERVATIGN CLUB Boys interested in preserving the natural re- of the great conservation problems of today. ln sources of our country loin the Conservation Club. connection with this club is the Rifle Club, which They meet semi-monthly to hear talks on many meets every Monday night. The faculty advisor is Mr. Hornigold. T IHPHUVENENTS AND EXPANSIUN Row 2.-Leverton, Bemke, Bocaner, Smith, Samuelson, Aschenbrenner, Casper. Row l.-Raubal, Enerson, Bicket, Bain, McGraw, Casey, Jacobsen. CRGSS-COUHHRY Cross-country is the newest fall sport at Lincoln High, having been voted in by all the Valley Conference schools. Seventeen boys responded to the call and out of these, thirteen finished the season. A 2V2 mile obstacle course was laid out on which the boys ran intra-squad meets. The team competed in three outside meets, win- ning its first two against Antigo by scores of 16-51 and I5-55 respectively. The last meet was a state meet held at South Milwaukee. For the Rapids Harriers, Jacobsen placed first and was followed by Bemke, Enerson, and Samuelson in that order. The team produced four letter winners in Bemke, Enerson, Jacobsen, and McGraw. Others out for the sport were Leverton, Ashenbrenner, Casey, Casper, and Bocaner. LIBRARY CLUB With library circulation averaging over 200 daily, it was decided that an organization to handle the work was needed. Thus, the new Li- brary Club was formed. Students enrolled in elementary and advanced library classes, as well as any other interested student, are eligible to ioin. The faculty advisor is Miss Pedersen. Be- sides its library duties, the club also has charge of crowning the Homecoming queen, cataloguing costumes and records, and keeping the school scrap book. Meetings are held twice a month- once in the afternoon and once in the evening. At this time, each girl is given an assignment to prepare at this meeting. ln its first year, the Library Club has proven itself to be an efficient and capable body. We hope its success continues. Row 2--M. Bathke, B. Bassler, A. Davis, A. Smith, B. Mader, A. Tomczyk N. Berrend, S. Witte, D. Wallock, G. Arendt, M. Plutowski Row I-Miss Pedersen, P. Schlotfelt, M. Buss, H. Rickoff, B. Keith. 'Hi Hn I 3 Tn IEI. S 'H.L.U cy? Row Row Row Row Row Row 6 5 4 3 2 .-Schindler, Bossert, Knuth, Strickland, Baranowski, S:hindler, Gamroth, Mclendon, Pasciak. .-Perling, Phillips, Witt, Pasciak, Nobles, Peters, Blonien, Hoesly, Becker, Karnatz. .-Proctor, Reimer, Van Ornum, lronside, Schuneman, Baker, Felgen, Hodge, Niklaus, Rude. .--McLendon, Landon, Wandry, Jacobson, Gill, Suckow, Schlotfelt, Perrodin, Vandehey, Korte, Crotteau. .-Randall, Dickerman, Randall, Roeder, Ludwig, Kuechle, Braeger, Mielke, Karnatz, Farris, Nason, Oakes. .-Mead, Lundberg, Perrodin, Reinert, Kelly, Kristy, Kawalske, Bachtle, Bannes, Gleue. THESPIAN DRAMATIC CLUB ENES AT THE FORM Row Row Row Row Row Duggan, Farris, Johnson, Podawiltz, Wieden, Bain, Samuelson, Plzak, Vandenberg, Roeder. Tate, Cole, Hurd, Shipinski, Shipinski, Hellner, Schmidt, Hanneman, Henke, Crook. Wenzlaff, Howard, Arendt, Doherty, Witt, Mertens, Duggan, Dickerman. .-Jackson, Sandman, Bird, Miller, Witte, Gerum, Garber, Kirschling. .-Ashbeck, Pound, Ehlert, link, Daly, Barrette, Brown, Lawless. SCENES AT THE FORMAL The biggest and perhaps the busiest club in school is the Thes- pian Dramatic Club. This club dates back to the time of our parents and every year is grow- ing because of increased interest arising from its ever changing programs. When a student first ioins the club, he is a member of the Dramatic Club only. After he has earned a total of ten points either by acting, direct- ing, or working in one of the many phases of production, he is entitled to become a Thespian which is a National Honorary Society. Some of the cIub's pro- iects during the past year were the all-school play, the Thespian Formal, and the series of four Thespian directed one-act plays. The club, this year having the biggest membership enrollment in its history, is capably directed by Miss Harriet Schleich, the faculty advisor. with Row 3.-J. Pomainville, R. Nobles, N. Hannemon, R. Bachtle, J. Colterill, N, Blonien, J. Felgen, l. Ruesch. Row 2.1J. VunOrnum, R. Greeno, B. Kawalsky, B. Randall, B. Garber, R. Bannes. Row I.-R. Koudy, K. Vreelancl, D. Wieden, B. Bannes. AT WO RK TAM AND SMOCK One of our school organizations that appears least in the limelight, but in reality works about the hardest is the art club known by its official name of Tam and Smock. Anyone in school who is interested in 'art, regardless if he has ability to draw or not, is eligible to belong. The work of this club especially shines at our Prom and Thes- pian Formal and the Homecoming Dance. But their work is not limited to this. They make posters, design program covers, and do other work along this line. Miss Jean Brainard is the faculty advisor. Row 4.-Van Ornum, Kauth, Hoesly, Blonien, Miller, Boyce, Baranowski, Miller, Hornigold, Jacobsen. Row 3.-Roeder, Wandrey, Taminga, Mclendon, Randall, Teas, Perling, Howard, Baker, Jacobson. Row 2.-Randall, Kawalske, Karnutz, Kauth, Warner, Gill, Fegen, Christy, Jinsky. Row 'l.-Mehlbrech, Bachtle, Dickerman, Esser, Sonnenherg, Pomainville, Benson. DELTA THETA SIGMA To promote geographical information, ideas about the world, its peoples, and its customs and traditions is the primary purpose of the geography club. At the meetings, which are held twice monthly, the Delta Theta Sigma usually has a guest speaker or a movie is shown. Each spring the club holds its annual dinner at the Paper lnn. Besides this activity the club has a two-day trip. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is open to any student who studies Spanish. At the club meetings the mem- bers have an opportunity to become better ac- quainted with Spanish customs and traditions. Short topics are given and the different phrases of life of other countries are also discussed at the meetings. Row 2.-R. Toepel, S. Honkomp, P. Lubben. Row 1.-P. Schlotfelt, D. Hodge, M. Sheffer, L. Fisher. H333 F! 3 HEI-XLTH AND WELFARE 72 All members of Lincoln High School exercise their minds five or six hours a day, but two and three hours a week are spent on exercising their muscles. Freshman and sophomores have gym class-es on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, while iuniors and seniors have gym on Tuesday and Thursday. Football in fall, then volley ball until basketball season, PHYSICAL EDUCATION more volley ball and then baseball is the schedule for most boys, However ping pong, handball etc. are preferred by some. The most talked about thing by boys in gym is the running of the mile, which is run by every boy in school, shortly after the end of the first semester. The girls play lots of baseball, basketball and hit pin ball. Another fav- orite of the girls is badminton. During the balmy weather a visitor out on Witter Field would see much action when the girls clash in field hockey. ,. S R 2 Q INTRAMURAL SPORTS SENIOR LEAGUE CHAMPIONS - CARDINALS A. Haferman, W. Miller, R. Hoekstra, R. Mueller, D. Wallock, G. Haferman w , 5 , HANDBALL CHAMPION A. Kiedrowski Intramural sports are held for students not participating in interscholastic athletics. Basket- ball, handball, and ping pong are the chief at- tractions. This year, boxing was excluded from intramural sports because too few signed up to participate. Boxing usually caused much interest, PING PONG CHAMPION J. Schenk as does basketball, which is divided into the iunior and senior divisions with each team meet- ing the other teams in its league but once. Ping pong is played on a ladder system, with a per- son reaching the top by challenging and beating the men above him and by beating challengers. JUNIOR LEAGUE CHAMPIONS-BEARS H. Smekrud, J. Romanski, R. Barton, R. James, J. Kroll GIRLS' CHAMPIONS - SENIORS Row 2.-D. DeRouchey,' N. Hanneman, J. Kruger, C. Bymers, M. Ladwig Row I.-J. Hein, G. Helke, A. Schmidt, A. Ziegler, M. Ashbeck SENIOR PING PONG JUNIOR PING PONG CHAMPION CHAMPION The girls carry on a similar pro- gram through the G.A.A. Every day after school finds them busy at one ,ny of the activities. Keen rivalry exists among the teams and individual con- testants and when champions are crowned they are real champions. Joan Kruger Mary Mead Row 5.-LaVigne, Sandrin, Fanning, Bassuener, Berg, Krohn, Smith, Miller, Henke, Mader. Row 4.-Randall, Bauer, Matthews, Konash, Jacobson, Bachtle, Hilgard, Mason, Broem, Peck. Row 3.-Roeder, Dickerman, Taminga, Olson, Jacobs, Crook, Karnatz, Farris, Grosklaus, Rickoff. Row 2.-lietz, Panzer, Kauth, Kinney, leverance, Kaia, Matthews, Oligney, Ebert, Nason. Row l.-Lord, Miller, Kruger, Herman, Ver Voort, Kristy, Kelly, Oakes. The Girl's Athletic Association is for girls who like to participate in sports. Under the direction of Miss Cobleigh, the girls can let out their en- thusiasm in the different sports almost any night after school. During their respective season, the maior sports are: hit-pin baseball, hockey, volley- ball, and baseball. The lesser sports are: tennis, ping-pong, badminton, and archery. The girls receive points for the sports in which they par- ticipate. When a member acquires five hundred points, she is eligible for an emblem, one thous- and, a pin, and one thousand five hundred points a letter. Every year the outstanding member of the club receives an honor in the 'form of a trophy. The club also has a treasure hunt, Puff and Pant Dance, and a picnic. ALTA SCHMIDT MARILYN JACOBS NATALIE HANNEMAN President Point Secretary Treasurer 1 l Row 5.-Hanneman, Ladwig, Peters, Olson, Kauth, Vandehey, Felgen, Pribbanow, Jossi. Row 4.-Mead, Randall, Wandrey, Bushmaker, Pagels, Baker, Rogers, Braeger. Row 3.-Peck, Von Tassel, Mclendon, Berg, Neitzel, Almusin, Helke, Hein. 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