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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

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A4-IL W ' X542 .ff fy'-4-f What My Constitution Gives To Me M065 1444 4' The Constitution is to me, the contract for my liberty. . xgogf Wd ,4,u,nanu4- A JM! f,,,7u1' 5' It gives me Freedom, Freedom, Freedom. , Freedom of s ch, reli 'on, and ress, IZYWW 5 , Pee Q1 P Wx I 7 Z ., Freedom to use what I honestly possess. If if ' Fr edom to study, to live, and to learn. W! ,fbi 'wlfxbf 4 -444442, . yy' X 4, K fha.. 47? 7594- QFor these freedoms, most foreigners yearn. af' fjwllf' V ffl ' ' AN MFreedom to dance, or to skate, if I wish, l'ff7'!p ji, ,ef ,W 9 ,ff Freedom to ski, to hunt, or to fish. I ff 4' Freedom to choose any kind of work, That of teacher, lawyer, banker, or clerk. Freedom to laugh, to love, and to share In any court, a trial fair. All these, my Constitution gives to me FE i . With its Freedom, Peace, and Security. Eola Moore 1 I! 37, ! ADMINISTRATION E ,.. BOARD OF EDUCATION I AII- I lStanclingl Robert Mortensen, Earl Sherman, Harold Looclc, Bernard Shearier, Ward Iohnson, Floyd Smith, Superintendent ot Schools. ' .- ISeatedl Mrs. C. I. Randall, President, Mrs. Delbert Rowland , ' A Z 1.1.2 ,fa ,,,,, .1 .- - f f Aff 7 . ' If - ' ' .1L,f,f1 . ..,,?. fr 'bf N uf 1' 'ff' ' fi' , - A f . V , X? , ,7 , I I- - 1 I h 4 . , . fr . .4- - sv .1' OFFICE PERSONNEL KATHERINE FISHER - HELEN IOHNSON MABEL LYNN Q f x. f-A X 1 4. N. ,Q V w . f - f,. - -. .f.- rj ir, .s.' X FM PRINCIPAL A. A. RITCHAY Northwestern University, M.A MEET THE FACULTY. .. 3 W W S 5. -Q1 1+ --L EDGAR BIRD American G World History Marquette University Carroll College. B.A. 'BFE MILDRED GRAHAM Foods University of Wisconsin. B,S. 'Z ff i 3 , 1-5 4 4. S 1- -, -..P MARY ANN BRUEGGMANN Vocal Music Milwaukee State Teachers College. B.S. Wisconsin Conservatory of Music BESS HARTUNG Mathematics Eau Claire State Teachers College, B.E., The Stout Institute University ot Wisconsin University of Minnesota g lv .1 1 S- ,...-Q -11' .---' EJ JW' - l 5 .1-1+ ' vvv- GWEN COBLEIGH DARROW FOX Physical Education English University ol Wisconsin University of Wisconsin, B.S, La Crosse State Teachers I6 ctwekn JZ! ,, rw ww- ELIZABETH HASS WALTER HEMP Typing, Shorthand History University oi Wisconsin, B.A. Carroll College, B.A. 164-azz Z:-rx P 1 fps' 71,41-Q. gun C 'X ll 'XL , .' vl!353 M sy re, .4- f gf' ,,,,., X. VON HOLLIDAY Auto Mechanics Stout Institute, B.S. 0 ,,..f-av Ns Rossa HORNIG 1- ' ALFRED Band Chemistry University of Wisconsin. ,Carroll Mus. M. Minnesoka ,,,e,'.,f,f ' I '- Q-Qi' J f FMC: 9 A x HENRY IACOBSEN HOWARD IUNKMAN IOHANNA KUMM Business Practice Mathematics Biology Whitewater State Teachers River Falls State Teachers Central State Teachers College, B.E. College, B.S. College. B.S. ity of Minnesota. M.S. s M HILDA LAUTENBACH Library University of Wisconsin University of Chicago ,ii Qs f- if , E . Vps: E314 6 eilit , J if iz A f ' X y 3125 'ips Q , 2 EARL LEWIS IOSEPH LISKA, IR. Machine Shop Orchestra The Stout Institute Ripon College, B.A. American Conservatory of Music, B. Mus. University ot Wisconsin FRANK HOWELL Woodwork Oshkosh State Teachers College SI L 'ff ,WJ ,VF v RQ 1 ELLA L PERRIERE English - French University ot Wisconsin. B.A., M.A. University ot Paris .University ot Colorado l J L .1 PHIL MANDERS Physical Education Football Basketball Drake University, B.S. Q 5 s f. 1,-. :MSM 2 . .. , , H., wise-wtf :H - -rg,-,, gr-,wk 5 mu, -f-, ,, mi i' ., lift A ' v. , ,,-ws, 1. X K L ,. it is if Q E I' 'J I '2i5-2- L WILLIAM MILLER American History Ripon College, B.A. IOHN w. NELS ' LULU MOLL Geometry University of Wisconsin, Ph,M. University of Minnesota ,A- '-'V MARY O'CONNELL 'Si FRANCES NAIRN Mathematics University of Minnesota, B.S. McPhail School oi Music 6. Dramatic Arts Elie CORINNE OTTO MARY ELLEN NEALE Typing - Shorthand University oi Washington. B.S. Northwestern University, M.A. --an mari IOHN R. PLENKE, IR. Americ n b English English Drafting River Fall t t achers Lincoln Lights St. Olaf College, B.A. Oshkosh State Teachers o , .E. River Falls State Teachers University of Minnesota College , College, B.S. Eau Claire State Teachers Iowa State, B.E. Lf, X College The Stout Institute l ,I f .I .ik if DALE RHEEL Geography Baseball Coach Asst. Coach tor Football and Basketball Platteville State Teachers College University ol Iowa, B.E. MARY Y. RITCHIE English Carroll College B.A. University ot Wisconsin University of Minnesota S A K' MAY ROBERTSON Art Illinois State Normal, B.S. University of Wisconsin, M.S. TWILA RUDE English Eau Claire State Teachers College University ot Wisconsin, B.S. Qs ELIZABETH RUGGLES EDM. H. SCHAFFENBERGER HARRIET SCHLEICH GEORGELYNN SCI-IMIDLER Bookkeeping Printing Speech English Whitewater State Teachers University of Wisconsin Dramatics Marquette University, Ph.B. College, B.E. The Stoute Institute Monmouth College, B.A. University of Wisconsin in Q 'F-N 9 f , ini V V 4, . is CHARLES SWARTZ IESSIE TALBOT MARIORY TANZ I. A. TORRESANI Geography Latin - Mathematics Clothing Physical Education State Teachers College, Ripon College, B.A. The Stout Institute, B.S. Track Slippery Rock, Pa.. B.S. X if I , ,' , I, The University ot Wisconsin Central State Teachers 'F-l ' - ' College ,,',',gf I If' - La Crosse State Teachers ' J, - , ,fffff K' Col1ege,B.S. j , 1 , , 'hs D ,,,,c,,... LESLIE THOWBRIDGE Physics - Senior Science Central State Teachers College, B.S. University ot Chicago, M.S. MARY ZAPP Certified Public Health Nurse University ot Minnesota I . 1 1 Sri i-i1 A --X- xi - jYxK - .c,, , '?,:-',,:--- m'-5 X, - Q- g ix xx R C---L S S DEMOCRACY 3 IN ACTION ix Ne C EXERCISING THE FRANCHISE MARILYN IACOBS President THE STUDENT COUNCIL . . . Serving as mediator between the faculty and students, the Student Council is the most important progressive organization in Lincoln High School. A representative group under the faculty supervision of Miss Frances Nairn, the council is composed of thirteen members of the student body. Twelve are elected each year while the vice- president of the recedin year becomes president thus taking Office automatically. ihteresteg in the work ot other councils throughout the state, four Lincoln high delegates traveled to Sheboygan, Octo- ber 20 to attend the two day Wisconsin State Student Council con- venion. Our local organization was host to the annual district con- vention, April 28. Besides their regular Wednesday morning meet- ing, the council carried out their routine work for the year including the elections, Homecoming management, enforcement of hall or- dinance, the winter noon hour program, and the necessary court sessions. Organized for the purpose of training individuals in the pattern of American democratic principles, the Student Council endeavors to solve all their problems in the manner set forth by their community, state, and national governments. Responsibility, initiative, perseverance, and leadership are among the qualities ot character acquired from an organization such as the Student Council. ,R-x , . x 5 X x ' f Y IOHN SCHUENEMANN DONNA BRAEGER MERLIN ABLEH I? uwa.'-.r:sas.-.'vsr:f1n:.e:-..-as GERALD RAASCH MARYLYN BACHTLE RICHARD BECKER KATHLEEN DALY SHIRLEY KAUTH WILLIAM IOHNSON at FRANK HILL JUDY orro JERRY PQLANSKY .+ -i A --5 F qs 1 l , X X w fl Q-Q 1 ' -?Q E - nb Y ' 'fi' L 'Q Q' - I- f ' FL V- Y , , H N R 4, -fl OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS .,7, Q1 Q , .,, m -car - Row Row Row Row 4-F. Hill, G. Polcnsky, B. Stark, G. Christensen, E. Dahlmcm 3-M. Treutel, P. Aughey, I. Tenny, I. Denniston, I. Bird, N. Basseuner 2--I. Pape, C. Vollert, C. Ashbeck, P. Fatt, I. Otto l-M. Mueller, E. Herman, A. Groulefi, I. Hein, H. Kelley Missing: Phyllis Hummel O F F I C E H S FRANK HILL RODNEY ANDERSON TOM COLEY President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer - --, S T U Wyse, S ,ll .v',x WI e 5,53 ,. 'li' v 4 Row 4 Knight, Mueller, Freeberg, Romanski, Vleeshouwers, Ladick, Sacha, Tosek, Yunger, Sweeney Row 3 Schmidt, Plowman, O'Keete, Curklo, Runcinski, Tork, Snyder, Balzer, lohnson, Young Row 2 Hendrickson, Kroll, Bird, Erickson, Hein, Newsom, Stone, Otto, Wilpolt, Knapinski Row l Larson, Mehlbreck, Johnson, Ehlert, Steiner, Warner, Strang, Yunger Row 4 Oestreich, Grosklaus, Iohnson, Kiedrowski, Luedtke, De Bower, Fluno, Sullivan, Nichols Row 3 Berard, Newman, Clark, Hemmersbach, Stark, Finup, Bathke, Commack, O'Dell, Bcissuener Row 2 Margeson, Smith, Saylor, Spraika, Genis, Gamroth, Drollinger, Novack, Hammel, Wendt Row l Zreege, Patrykus, O'Brien, loslin, Henke, Bossert, Ryan, Haetner, Karsaeboom, Kertin Row 4'-Paterick, Serinq, Knoll, Bates, Strozensky, Voight, Krohn, Pasciak, Bidwell, Hoffman Row 3 McCarthy, Treutel, Briselden, Pandow, Roach, Russell, Wood, Station, Engstrand, Wanta Row 2 Alloway, Iohnson, Manske, Ashenbrener, Loock, Witte, Tenney, Kelley, Decker, Kronstedt Row 1 Oberbeck, Kostusak, Rickman, Haydock, Wyman, Roberts, Maeder, Padags, Mortimer, Rokus I I How 4--- Row 3- -V Row 2-- Douqhty, Krasny, Klappa, Anderson R., Iorqenson, Baranowslci, Kelley, Greenway, Tomczylr, Wittenberg Pound, Iohnson, Schelvan, Erdman, Trevean, Lieber, Bushman, Durand, Kubisiak Worlund, Swanson, Schmit, Petta, Royan, Dallman, Mader, Brener, Shepard, Lamb How l-Wittenberg, Lee, Grouleti, lagodzinski, Welton, Anderson, Schivoni, Sweet Row How How Row OUR BASKETBALL TEAM OUR FOOTBALL TEAM 4 -Haydock, Sawyer, Mader, Plenlce, Klappa, Sullivan, Luedlce, Voight 3---Van Ornum, Olson, Kelly, Baranowslri, Maier, Coley, Greeneway, Henke, Chadwick 2 -Bemcke, Beardsley, Hill, Cheattle, Lee, Iohnson, Brandt l f-Pawless, Wittenberg, Bushman, Oestreich, Grosklaus, Laramie, Nicholas, Torresani Row 2 --- Torresani, Coley, Steinlce, Serinq. Wittenberg, Dahlman Row 1 -- Greeneway, Henke, Klappd, Luedtke, Van Ornum HCDNOR STUDENTS Row Row Row 3 - I. Hein, G, Mason, D. Hostvedt Row 2 -- K. Daly, B. Ran- dall, S. Perrodin, B. Dicker- man Row l -- B. Randall, D. Lund- berg, S. Kauth, M. Ashbeck Missing: H. Kingdon, M. Mead OFFICERS KATHLEEN DALY IAMES READER PAT MERTENS President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer A Podawiltz, Peterson, Loklcen, Peters, Gurtler, Nelson W., Lau, March, O'Brien, Reader Fluegel, Oakes, Miscoll, Olson T., Hamm, Neitzel, Iohnson B., Iohnson W., Hellner, Van Natta Duggan, Mertens, Daly, Barrette, Kawalske, Dickerman, Maclza, Randall Bev., Roeder, Randall Barb Row -- Row Dressel, Huber, Ebbe, Wilke, Heiser, Harris, Dennis, Vadnais, Herman, Schmidt mQJ1Lgk1gQ,-, Z g'gj,1zfef' A Lilfgig, , 5. fe.. ir... A I' 'If . N' T 'I 'I 1 A e 1 Q. .RT ff Y 54 1 af X , . Q35 ' 5 U si? gs Ek 1 an Q S -5' ia 252592 mf. E R -,gal . 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Bassuener, S. itte, I. Vandehey, I. Felgen, . Suckow ow 2 - I. Gill, I. Schroedel, . Neitzel, M. Sharkey issing: M. Felgen, I. Po- ain ville mmOHZQN Qs. as., H X g ZAHl.v ' cfrtesot 0' Qnfg'q A A A -L A Q A QFQAOAW4-OA9.Q-y if -. 1 -. A OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer GERALD RAASCH IACK BILLMEYER ROGER WILSON mmmGMWWO 4 1 Row 4- Row 3- Row 2 Knutson, Lecher, Brewster, lung, Shelter, Wilson, Kauth, Herman, Saeger Bauer, Nobles, Mader, Shipinski, Koth, Witt, Hoesly, Reimer, Kinney, Pagels -Romanski, lohnson, Rehman, Lassa, Iohnson, Parmeter, Kingery, O'Day, Schuman Row l-Baierl, Kellin, Armagost, Iagodzinski, Jackson, Suclcow, Hagenau, Henlce, Lobner, Sharkey How 4-Minta, Bassuener, Loomans, Becker, D. Swanson, Berger, Felgen, Capper, Zellner, Abxbott Row 3--Kruger, Leverance, Anderson, Berg, Iensen, Sheets, Pribbanow, Braun, Gill Row 2'-Kostusak, Zimny, Burqeson, Gill, Turner, Station, Nobles, Parkinson, Prusynski, Howard Howl Braem, Pillsbury, Baker, Hurd, Witte, Ratelle, Miller, Arendt. Wittenberg, Wenzlalt Row 4-Reichert, Plowmcm, Margeson, Mrochek, Ebsen, Gessert A., Budahl, Matthews, Keith How 3 -O'Day, Kingery, Schneider, Kroll, Nash, Konieczki, Schlotman, Purdy, Iames, Getzlatf Row 2:-- Warner, Hakes, Buss, Olson, Sandrin, Fanning, LaViqne, Crotteau, Smith, Hilqard How I-Accola, Casper, Bushmaker, Hartman, Doherty, Funk, Haney, Alloway, Schilter, Morey 54114, ya' J 14 -1 f,,f ,Z Row 4-Burgeson, Smekrude, Knuth, Sawyer? Clark, Haetner, Zellmer, Rasmussen. Biot Row 3- Kermitz, lronside, Mitchell, lohnson, Ritchay, Trier, Grasco, Ashbeck, Billmeyer Row 2 lohnson, Armbruster, Korte, Dekarslce, Wagner, Ellis, Blonien, lossi, Romcmslci Row l- Machon, Schroedel, Pasciak, Engel, McCarthy, Keller, Holtz, Lietz, Winegarden f,, fi, 'L ffo1,',f-2-Q. ff-'5f4f ,!'. -T, , I , I - ff! -, .f, a 1 How 4- -Trzinske, Iohnson, Tork, Grey, Bauman, Becker, Dassow, Markworth, Raasch Row3- -Winch, Miller, Bachtle, Berrendh Kauth, Hoeder, Anderson, Neitzel, Bassuener, Gibbs Row 2 Brandt, Iohnson, Murray, Provos, Barton, Henke, Bremmer, Swetz, Nelson, Clark Row l -Anderson, Morgan, Friclce, Adams, Paulsen, Suhr, Hillmer, Hagen, Haasl, Kellian Row 4-Ienkin, Bottensek, Gardner, Sheqonee, Stanitorth, Olson, Smolarek, Beadle, Herman, Reinicke Row 3-Spencer, Ashbeck, Gasch, Zabawa, McCcmIey, Roberts, Bates, Pfeiffer, Koeshall, Mann Row 2-Hellner, Weinturter, Hess, Nugent, Dickerman, Vandehey, Felgen, Schmidt, Gruger, Berg Row 1-Abler, Pomainville, Rm-m, Heike, Iacoby, Eickhom, Koch, Mehlbrech, Greeno THE PROM KING . QUEEN MY DATE MY PROGRAM .. REMARKS 1.. 2... 3. 4... 5... 6. 7. 8. 9. 10... 11.. 12. .. SENIORS 52 HONOR STUDENTS Row Row Row Row M issi 4-I. Scheunemann, E. Wolosek, I. Shipinski, C. Samuelson, G. Clinton, R. Bain, A. Dcrcliel, 1. Schenk, R. Fischer 3-C. Kuechle, D. Miellce, A. Hafermcn, D. Russell, H. Hornigold, E. Iacobsen, D. Arendt, M. Iacobs, I. Almusin 2313. Kczmatz, B. Crook, D. Brcoger, H. Hfmneman, D. Walloch, S. Sonnenberg, M. Reddick, P. Brayback, I. Christy 1-N. Oakes, I. Wcrlloch, C. Ponczoch, D. Iohnson, M. Esser, S. Perrodin, M. Konczsh, E. Farris, A. Brown ng: D. Denniston, D. Grcresser, E. Iinsky, W. Pcxsciak. OFFICERS - I' 1 ' '11, I 2- 2 x IOHN SCHEUNEMANN EUGENE WOLOSEK JOAN CHRISTY RICHARD WARSINSKE President Vice-President Secretary Tyegsurer MERLIN N. ABLER English Badger Boys' State 3: Basketball Manager 2,3: Boys' Glee Club 3,4: Boys' Quartette 4: Choir 3,4: Class Treasurer I: Cross Country 4: Football Manager 2, 3: Homecoming Committee 3,4: Intramural Basketball l: Letter- men's Club 2,3,4: Prom Commit- tee 3: Student Council 3,4: Track 2,3,4. 1 CLIFFORD L. ADAMS Manual Arts Football 1,2,4: Intramural Bas- ketball l,2,3,4: Intramural Box- ing l,2. IEANETTE ALMUSIN Commercial All-School Play Production Stall 1: Art Club 1: Chemistry Club 4: Choir 4: Dramatic Club 2,3: Girls' Athletic Association 2,3: Girls' Glee Club 1: Homecoming Com- mittee 4: Lincoln Lights Staff 3,4: Ping Pong 3: Senior Sextette 4. ERLE W. ANDERSON Manual Arts Badger Boys' State 3: Baseball 3.4: Basketball 1,2: Booster Club 3: Boys' Glee Club l,2,3.4: Boys' Ouartette 2,4: Bowling Club 3,4: Choir 1,2,3,4: Class President 2: Football l,2,3,4: Gamma Sigma 4: Intramural Boxing I: Letter- men's Club 3,4: Student Council 2: Track l,2,3. fr? it N 5 -5 GARY W. ANUNSON English Baseball 2,3,4: Class Secretary- Treasurer 2: Delta Theta Sigma l,2,' Football 1,3,4: Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4: Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. DONALD E. ARENDT Commercial Ahdawagam Staff 3: Baseball 3.4: Bowling Club 3,4: Class President 3: Class Vice-President 2: Football l,2,4: Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4: Student Coun- cil 3. f J I N x - '1 fly' Mil L YS R DT E li Ch ' t e 2: i y 11 ,4: I Scrap 150055: A r SeT?e 4: Ttripyef Tr 3.' lf BARBARA D. ARNESON English Delta Theta Sigma 1: Girls' Athletic Association l,2,3,4: Girls' Glee Club l,3: Homecoming Committee 3: Pep Club 3,4: Prom Committee 3: Ski Club l,2,3,4. y xi itgl N : -5. Q K. , , .5 gy., .N t pw . - I if - X JA ' v si' A! IAMES ANDERSON Manual Arts EVERETT I. ARNOLD Manual Arts Baseball 34 Intramural Basket Football 1234 Intramural Box ball I 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 mq I ,. - 5: ,A if .pts ai: .ms irviif L ROGER ASCHENBRENNER English Transterred from Mosinee High School in 1948: Basketball 2: Booster Club 4: Cross-Country 3.4: Football 2: Intramural Bas- ketball 3.4: Intramural Hockey l: Science Club 1: Stamp Club l: Track 3.4. IOAN M. BAIERL English Chemistry Club 4: Choir 3: Girls' Athletic Association 3.4: Girls' Glee Club l: Pep Club 4. ROBERT F. BAIN Foreign Language All-School Play 4: Booster Club l.2.3: Chemistry Club 3: Cross- Country 3.4: Debate l.2.3.4: Del- ta Theta Sigma 1.2: Drdmdfifr Club 2,3,4: Intramural Basketball l.2.3.4: Lincoln Lights Staff 1.2. 3.4: Oratory l.2.3.4: Ping Pong l.2.3.4: Tennis 3.4: Track l.2.3.4. SHIRLEY A. BAUER Commercial Band l.2.3.4: Chemistry Club 4: Dramatic Club 3: Girls' Athletic Association 1.3: Pep Club 3.4: Orchestra 2.3.4. GRACE A. BEMKE Commercial Chemistry Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 3: Pep Club 3.4. LE VERNE BEMKE Manual Arts Cross-Country 3.4: Intramural Basketball 1 ,2.3: Lettermen's Club 3.4: Track 1.2.3.4. S53 DAVID BENKOWSKI English Baseball 3.4f Basketball 1.2 3.4: Football l.2.3.4: Lettermen's Club 3.4: Track 3.4. MARY ANN BENSON Commercial Chemistry Club 4: Delta Theta Siqmcr 2,3,4: Dramatic Club 2.3: Girls' Athletic Association 1.2.- 3.4: Lincoln Lights Stall 4: Pep Club 3.4. PAUL W. BOSSERT English All-School Plav 2,3,4: Class Vice- President l: Class Plav 2: Dra- matic Club 2.3.4: Radio Work- shop' l.2,3: Senior Class Play 2,3,4: Thespian 3.4. DONNA MAE BRAEGER English Ahdawagam Stat! 4: All-School Play 3: Choir l.2.3.4: Director One-Act Play 4: Dramatic Club l.2.3.4: Gamma Sigma l.2.3.4: Girls' Athletic Association 1.2.- 3.4: Girls' Glee Club l.2.3.4: Homecomina Committee 4: lunior Sextette 2: Lincoln Lights Stat! 4: Pep Club 3.4: Senior Sextette 4: Student Council 4: Triple Trio 3. M F' 3' F s . X, 1. '7 E HE . .. Ai S 'i mg? '- ,,,:.... . B, pk- 'X . - ,gi W 4' . is ., , 9 ,xr ,, I g. if?-it ' 1 '- mi ,,,,cKij.K5,gtg ' iesitwt ui mx, azf'saf.c3if: K Y V-1 ' i.7b?EiEi59132Q.37 A -' 1'-sr , ' T. :KS 1 mg, S ji 43 s. if if R DOROTHY BRAEM English Band l,2,3,4: Chemistry Club 4: Girls' Athletic Association l,2,3, 4: Pep Club 3.4. PATRICIA BRA YBACK Commercial Chemistry Club 4: Delta Theta Sigma 4: Dramatic Club l: Girls' Athletic Association l,2,3,4: Lin- coln Lights Staff 4: Pep Club 3,4: Prom Committee 3. ARLYSS R. BROWN Commercial All-School Play 2,4: Choir l,2,4: Class Play 2: Director of Senior One-Act Play 3: Dramatic Club l.2.3.4: Extemporaneous Reading 3.4: Girls' Athletic Association l,2: Glee Club l,2: Homecoming Committee 4: Lincoln Lights Staff 4: Pep Club 3.4: Radio Work- shop l,2.3: Red and White 2: Thespian 3.4. IOHN B. CASEY English Booster Club 3: Cross Country 3: Intramural Basketball 2.4: Ping Pong 3: Prom Committee 3. I OAN CHRISTY Commercial Ahdawagam Stall 3: Class-Sec- retary 4: Chemistry Club 4: Del- ta Theta Sigma 2,3,4: Dramatic Club l,2,3: Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation 1,2.3.4: Girls' Glee Club I: Homecoming Queen 4: Pep Club 3.4: Prom Committee 3. GERALD CLINTON Foreign Language Boys' Glee Club 1.2: Chemistry Club 4: Delta Theta Sigma I: Wisconsin lunior Academy of Science 4. BETTY A. CROOK English Ahdawaqam Staff 2,3,4: All- School Play Production Stall 2,3, 4: Badger Girls' State 3: Band 4: Chemistry Club 4: Extempor-- aneous Speaking 1: Dramatic Club l,2,3,4: Girls' Athletic Asscr ciation 1.2. 3.4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Lincoln Lights Stat! 4: Oratory 4: Orchestra l,2,3,4: Pep Club 3,4: Prom Committee 3: Senior Class Play Production Statt 2.3: Thespian 2.3.4. ANDREW DACHEL English Booster Club 3.4: Bowling Club 3.4: Intramural Basketball 1.2.3, 4: Intramural Ping Pong 3.4. ANITA C. DAVIS English Choir 4: Dramatic Club 4: Future Homemakers of America 2: Girls' Glee Club 3: Home- coming Committee 3.4: Library Club 3: Pep Club 3.4: Prom Committee 3: Radio Workshop 2. THOMAS DAVIS Manual Arts Intramural Basketball 1.2. A I N X , DAVID M. DENNISTON English Badger Boys' State 3: Band 1, 2,-3.4: Chemistry Club 4: Gamma Sigma l.2,3,4: Intramural Basket- ball l,2: Orchestra l,2,3,4: Pres- ident Swing Shitters 3,4: Swing Shifters l,2,3,4. DONALD L. DHEIN Manual Arts Intramural Basketball 3,4: Intra- mural Boxing 1. WILLIAM DIEBELS English Transferred from Lourdes High School, Marinette in 1948: Booster Club 3,4: Dramatic Club 4: Intramural Basketball 3,4: Geography Club 4. BEVERLY M. EBERHARDT Commercial Future Homemakers of America 1: Girls' Glee Club 2: Radio Workshop 1. DONALD W. ERICKSON Manual Arts Football 1: Intramural Basket- ball lQ2,3,4. MARIORIE ESSER Commercial Ahdawagam Stal! 3,4: Class Secretary-Treasurer 3: Delta The- ta Sigma l,2,3,4: Girls' Athletic Association 1 ,2,3,4: Lincoln Lights Stat! 4: Prom Committee 3. ROBERT A. FANCHER English Boys' Glee Club 3,4: Choir 2,3, 4: Football l: Track 2.4. ETHEL D. FARRIS English Ahdawagam Stall 3,4: All- School Play Production Statt 2, 3,4: Chemistry Club l,2,3,4: Choir 3.4: Declamatory 3.4: Dra- matic Club l,2,3,4: Gamma Sig- ma l,2,3,4: Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation l,2,3,4: Girls' Glee Club l,2.3,4: Homecoming Committee 4: Lincoln Lights Stall 4: Or- chestra l,2,3,4: Pep Club 3,4: Prom Committee 3: Radio Work- shop 3: Senior Class Play Pro- duction Stat! 2,3: Thespian 2,3.4. ROGER F. FISCHER Commercial Baseball 4: Booster Club 3.4: Delta Theta Sigma 4: All- School Play Production Stall 4: Drama- tic Club 4: Intramural Basketball 2,4: Lettermen's Club 4: Lincoln Lights Staff 4: Ping Pong 3,4: Prom Committee 3: Track 3.4. LOUELLA R. FREEBERG English Girls' Glee Club 2: Orchestra 3,4. f ,hx xg: K if 1 I Q. .X -as :Qi rr ta, my .5 ...f 5 'HP wat' v Q FS VK 'Wa s if SEQ- K :ui if if F 1 5 iw faith IEROME M. FRITSCHE Manual Arts Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4. NONA M. F RITZ Commercial Cheer Leader 1.2: Geography Club 1: Pep Club 3,4. IOSEPH E. GAMMA Manual Arts Conservation 4: Football 1.2. ROBERT F. GAMROTI-l English All-School Play 2,3,4: Band l,2, 3,4: Boys' Glee Club 2: Booster Club 2,3: Class Play 4: Con- servation Club 2: Dramatic Club 2,3,4: Football 1.2: Intramural Basketball Z: Radio Workshop 2,3: Tliespian 2.3.4. ALD H. GASCH Manual Arts Band 4: Baseball 2: Booster 3: Boys' Glee Club 4: 3' Football 2,31 Intramural 2: Intramural Boxing 3: Radio Workshop l: Swing Shifters 3,4. ROBERT A. GESSERT Manual Arts Football 2,3,4: Intramural Basket- ball l,2,3,4: Intramural Boxing l: Lettermen's Club 2,3,4: Track l,2,3,4. RUTH L. GIBBS Home Economics Choir 3.4. ROBERT D. GILL English Basketball l,2: Football 1: Intra- mural Basketball 1,3,4: Spanish Club 3. BETTE GOGGIN S Commercial Chemistry Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 1.3. S. - 1' M ARCIA GOGGINS Commercial Choir 4: Girls' Athletic Associa- tion l,2.3,4: Pep Club 4. -ff X Q. - A, .M DONALD GRAESSER English Band 1,2: Baseball Manager l, 2,3,4: Booster Club 3: Boys' Glee Club 3,4: Boys' Quartette 4: Chemistry Club 4: Choir 3,4: Delta Theta Sigma l: Dramatic Club 2,3,4: Football l,2,3,4: ln- tramural Basketball l,2,3,4: Let- termen's Club 2,3,4. BARBARA A. GROSS English Band l,2,3,4: Chemistry Club 4: Dramatic Club 4: Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3: Homecoming Committee 3: Orchestra l,2,3,4: Pep Club 3,4: Prom Committee 3: Ski Club 2: Tam and Smock 2.3. ROLENE L. GULMIRE Home Economics Pep Club 4. J P inf fl .S+ 1 .filo I by, 71, S, K ffl 1 U M fl WILLIAM L. HAASL U Manual Arts Transferred from Auburndale High School in 1947: All-School Play 1: Baseball 1: Basketball 1: Booster Club 4: Football 2,3: Intramural Basketball 2,3,4: Let- termen's Club 1. Af 3. ARNIM HAFERMANN Manual Arts Baseball 3,4: Basketball 1: ln- tramural Basketball l,2,3,4: Let- termen's Club 3,4. HAZEL HANNEMAN Commercial Chemistry Club 4: Girls' Athletic Association 1: Lincoln Lights 4: Pep Club 4. LARRY E. HANNEMAN Manual Arts Conservation 3,4: Conservation President 4: Intramural Basket- ball 2.3,4: Rifle Club 3,4: Rifle Club Trophy Winner 3. CARL H. HARMSEN Manual Arts GLEN HARPER English Booster Club l,2,3,4: Geography Club l,2,3,4: Tennis 4: Track l. DAVID D. HENKE Manual Arts Baseball 4: Basketball l,2,3,4: Football l,2,3,4: Golf l,2,3,4: ln- tramural Boxing 1: Lettermen's Club 3,4: Prom Committee 3. fi- f'-:.4- fi .1 X . is yung f tj E 1 lv Miha s Liz: if Y MARILYN HENKE Commercial Geography Club I: Girls' Athle- tic Association l,2,3: Pep Club 3. WILLIAM E. HODGE Manual Arts Football l,2: Intramural Boxing 2.4. KEITH F. HOLBROOK Manual Arts Transferred from Roosevelt High School, Chicago, Illinois in 1946: Band 2,3,4: Booster Club 3: Delta Theta Sigma 1. RICHARD HORNIGOLD Foreign Language Ahdawagam Staff 2,3,4: All- School Play 4: Camera Club 1: Chemistry Club 3,4: Class Presi- dent I: Conservation 1,2,3,4: Del- ta Theta Sigma l,2,3: Dramatic Club 4: Intramural Basketball I , 3,4: Iunior Academy of Science 2.3,4: Lincoln Lights Staff l,2, 3,4: Oratory 4: Prom Committee 3: Rifle Club 2. JAMES L. HUBER Manual Arts Transferred from Plainfield High School in 1947: Intramural Basketball 2.3.4. IOAN HURD English Transferred from Merill High School in 1947: Cheerleader l,2, 3: Chemistry Club 4: Choir 2,3,4: Dramatic Club 2,3,4: Extempo- rary Reading 1,2: Pep Club 3,4: Radio Workshop 2,3. MARILYN KATHRYN IACOBS English Delta Theta Sigma l,2,3,4: Girls' Athletic Association 1,2, 3,41 Homecoming Chairman 4: Lincoln Lights Staff I ,2,3,4: Prom Committee 3: Stevens Point Playx Day 2,3,4: Student Council 2,3,,, 4. .' 4 X MAJ EDWARD C. IACOBSEN English Ahdawagam Staff 1,2,3: Booster Club 2,3,4: Chemistry Club 3: Conservation 1, 2, 3: Cross- Country 3,4: Geography Club l.2,3,4: Lettermen's Club 3,4I Lincoln Lights Staff 4: Rifle Club 1,2,3,4: Track I,2.3,4. iff' NC RAYMOND IAGODZINSKI Manual Arts Conservation 4. EVELYN M. IINSKY Commercial Chemistry Club 4: Delta Theta Sigma 2,3,4: Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation l,2,3,4: Lincoln Lights Statt 4: Pep Club 3.4. it ' X- 'fir My L ,Af -Q 1' 6, ,, if DONNA L. IOHNSON Commercial Pep Club 3.4: Prom Committee 3: Dramatic Club 3. MARIORIE E. KARNATZ English All-School Play 2.4: All-School Play Production Statt 1.3: Chem- istry Club 4: Declamatory 3.4: Delta Theta Sigma l.2.3.4: Direc- tor Senior One Act Play 3: Dramatic Club l.2.3.4: Girls' Athletic Association 1.2: Girls' Glee Club 1.2: One Act Play 3: Orchestra l.2.3.4: Pep Club 1.2: Radio Workshop l.2.3: Senior Class Play Production Statt 2.3. PHYLLIS A. KARNATZ English Ahdawagam Staff 3.4: All- School Play 3: All-School Play Production Staft 2.3.42 Band l. 2.3.4: Chemistry Club 4: Dec- lamatory 4: Dramatic Club l,2, 3.4: Gamma Sigma 4: Girls Athletic Association l.2.3.4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Lincoln Lights Staff 4: Orchestra l,2.3.4: Pep Club 3.4: Prom Committee 3: Senior Class Play Production Stat! 2.3: Thespian 3.4. DORIS KAUTH English Delta Theta Sigma l,2.3,4: Girls' Athletic Association l 2.3.4. Lincoln Lights staff 42 Pep Club 3.4. fy li it GEORGE F. KEIP .-' ' Manual Arts 43 , Bowl'ng ci b 4: P tb ll 1,2, 3.4: Track ll.2,3,4. oo U :Ax N FRANCIS W. KELLER Manual Arts Choir 4. FRANCIS M. KILLIAN Manual Arts Football 1: Intramural Basket- ball l,2.3,4: Intramural Boxing l.2.3.4: Track Manager 2.3. MARY ANN KONASH Commercial Chemistry Club 4: Girls' Athle- tic Association l,'Z.3.4: Girls' Glee Club l: Orchestra l.2.3.4: Pep Club 3.4: Quintette 2.3.4. IANICE C. KREUSER Commercial Pep Club 3.4: Choir 1.4: Delta Theta Sigma 1. ROBERT I. KREUTZER Manual Arts Football l: lntramural Basket- ball l.2.3: Track 1.2. .En -' A visa ,X f QE, x K 'ttwf , X If 1 ? 5 Wi: ,Qt . Q 5 1 12- I 3 K :E A ,sum '-5. Myjy - 55 ? in fi: Q - -' ' ...af w wf' ta 1 :- fl-'Af . -. I - , - 5 ,, ' Q. A , BARBARA V. KROLL English Choir 4: Delta Theta Sigma 1: Girls' Athletic Association l, 3,4: Pep Club 3,4. IOAN KROLL Commercial Delta Theta Sigma 1,2: Girls' Athletic Association l,2,3,4: Girls' Glee Club 3: Pep Club 3,4. CAROL R. KUECHLE English Band 3,4: Choir 4: Dramatic Club 2,3,4: Gamma Sigma 4: Girls' Athletic Association 4: Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4: lunior Sextette 2: Lincoln Lights Staff 4: Orchestra 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 3,4: Senior Sextette 4. A BARBARA KURZ English Ch ir ,4: Delta Theta Sigma 2: s' Athletic Association 1, : G' ' Glee Club 3: Pep 1 . MARIORIE E. LINK English Ahdawagam Stall 1,3,4: Alpha Rho Tau 1,2,3,4: Chemistry Club 4:Delta Theta Sigma 4: Dramatic Club 1,31 Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation 2,3: Homecoming Com- mittee l,2,3,4: Lincoln Lights Stati 4: Pep Club 3,4: Prom Committee 1,2,3,4. MARY A. LUST English Choir 3,4: Delta Theta Sigma 1,21 Dramatic Club 1: Girls' Athletic Association l,3,4: Girls' Glee Club 3: Pep Club 3,4. THOMAS H. LUTZ Manual Arts Baseball 1,21 Basketball 1: ln- tramural Basketball l,2: Intra- mural Boxing l,2,4. CLAIR A. LYNN Manual Arts Conservation 4: Rifle Club 4. RICHARD G. LYONS Manual Arts IOHN A. MADER English Baseball 3,4,' Basketball l,2,3,4i Football 1,2,3,4: Lettermen's Club 2,3,4: Track 3.4. -fr 'mgrfi LURETTA, I. MALCOLM Home Economics Girls' Athletic Association 4: Girls' Glee Club 1.2. RITA MANZ Commercial Delta Theta Sigma 1: Girls' Athletic Association 1. ROBERT W. MANZ Manual Arts Football 3: Intramural Basket- ball 4. MYRNA IEAN MARACH English Girls' Athletic Association 4. CHARLES M. MARTIN Foreign Language lbhemistry Club 3: Choir 4: lunior Academy ot Science 3. ELODA MAE MARTIN Commercial Girls' Glee Club 3. BARBARA K. MASON English Band 3.4: Chemistry Club 4: Delta Theta Sigma l,2,4: Dra- matic Club l,2: Gamma Sigma 1,2: Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3,4: Lincoln Lights Statt 4: Orchestra 3.4: Pep Club 3,4,' Ping Pong 3. DOROTHY V.MATTl-IEWS English Chemistry Club 4: Choir 4: Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4: Pep Club 3,41 Triple Trio 3: Senior Sextette 4. MARLENE MATTHEWS Commercial Chemistry Club 4: Girls Athletic Association l.2,3,4: Orchestra l,2,3.4: Pep Club 3.4: Ouintette 2,3,4. ROBERT MCGRAW Manual Arts Cross-Country 3.4: Golf 3,41 ln- tramural Basketball l,2,3,4. is 1 C.. 'Er in fy y -me fl? 4' RADINE I. MCINTEE English Transferred from Almond High School in 1948: Band 1: Chem- istry Club 4: Choi Y 2,3,4: Dec- lamatory 2: Pep l: Senior Sextette ' ROBERT M. MCLENDON English All-School Play 2,4: Booster Club 3: Boys' Glee Club 1.2: Boys' Quartette 2,3,4: Choir 1, 2,3,4: Dramatic Club 3,4: Foot- ball l,2: Radio Workshop 2,3: Spanish Club 3: Track l,2,4. DORLA MEHLBRECH Commercial Girls' Athletic Association 2,3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 3: Golf Club 3: Pep Club 4. WILLIAM L. MERTENS Manual Arts Booster Club 2,3,4: Boys' Glee Club 4: Bowling Club 3,4f Geography Club 4: Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4. DAWN N. MIELKE English Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,4: Gamma Sigma 2,3,4: Pep Club'3.4: Sex- tette 3,4: Choir 1,2,3,4: Class One-Act Plays 2,3,4: Dramatic Club 2,3,4. NANCY ANN MILLER Commercial Future Homemakers of America 2: Girls' Athletic Association I, 2,3,4: Radio Workshop 1.2. ROBERT H. MILLER Manual Arts Booster Club 3,4: Boys' Glee Club 3,4: Chemistry Club 4E Choir 3,4: Delta Theta Sigma 1,2,3,4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2,3,4: Prom Committee 3. WILLIAM F. MILLER English Booster Club 2,3,4: Chemistry Club 3: Conservation 1,2,3,4: Delta Theta Sigma l,2.3,4: Foot- ball 1,2,3: Intramural Basket- ball 2,3,4: Lincoln Lights Staff 3,4: Track 2,3,4. .4-I ii' r ff? -0: 5 1 S , Q.. .3 , L! JV, 5-fl S. IACK E. MOLL Manual Arts g ' Gamma Sigma l,2,3,4. A E A' 'xx EOLA L. MOORE :M ,vt English 1 sg Delta Theta Sigma 4: Girls' - I Athletic Association 2,4: Pep ,f club 4. I g gg? ki 'N 'QNW -have BERNDETTA I. MORRIS Commercial Girls' Glee Club. 2. IOHN K. MURTAUGH English Translerred from Lincoln High School, Plymouth, Indiana in 1947: Ahdawagam Staff 2.3,4: All-School Play 4: Booster Club 2.3.4: Booster Club President 4: Dramatic Club 4: Football 2.3: Homecoming Committee 4: Radio Workshop 2.3,4: Spanish Club 2,3,4: Tennis 3.4: Track 3.4: Ye Pilgrim Stall lf Youth Rotar 4. MARGARET I. MUSCH Home Economics Future Homemakers oi America 2: Girls' Athletic Association I . 2: Pep Club 4. EUGENE C. NELSON English Basketball l: Booster Club 2.3: Chemistry Club 3: Delta Theta Sigma 1: Dramatic Club 4: Foot- ball l: Intramural Basketball 1. IOYCE E. NIEMAN Home Economics Future Homemakers of America 5.3: Girls' Athletic Association . .3. RITA M. NOBLES English Ahdawagam Staff 1.3,4: Alpha Rho Tau 1.2.3,4: Chemistry Club 4: Delta Theta Sigma 4: Drama- tic Club l: Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation 2.3,4: Homecoming Com- mittee 3.4: Lincoln Lights Stall 4: Pep Club 3.4: Prom Commit- tee 3. WESLEY A. NOEL Manual Arts Conservation 3.4: Intramural Basketball 2,3.4: Rifle Club 4. NANCY W. OAKES English Ahdawagam Statl 2.3.4: All- School Play 3: All-School Play Production Statt 2.4: Badger Girls' State 3: Chemistry Club 4: Declamatory 1: Debate 2: Dramatic Arts Conference 3: Dramatic Club l,2,3,4: Extempor- aneous Reading 2.3.4: Gamma Sigma l.2,3.4: Girls' Athletic Association 1.2,3,4: Girls' Glee Club 2.3,4: Homecoming Com- mittee 4: Orchestra l.2.3.4: Pep Club 3.4: Prom Committee 3: Senior Play Production Stall 2, 3: Thespian 2,3.4: Workshop Plays 2.3. GORDON L. PANZER Manual Arts Football 3.4: Intramural Boxing 2.3.4: Track 2. VALERY PANZER Commercial Band l,2,3,4: Chemistry Club 4: Dramatic Club 1.2: Girls' Athletic Association l .2.3.4: Girls' Glee Club l.2.3: Lincoln Lights Stat! 3.4: Pep Club 3.4. ,gf A, if x eff .jak ff? 3553 Af i l 550: ,iw i , f, .mf . 5 1 t Q. we' , . 'f ,. , X ,dp I fl v my 'G' 1' , ' ' Jr . 2, WALTER W. PASCIAK Commercial Ahdawagam Stat! 3,4: All- School Play 3,4: All-School Play Production Stat! 3: Booster Club 4: Boys' Glee Club 3,4: Choir 3: Delta Theta Sigma 4,' Dra- matic Club 3,4: Homecoming Committee 3, 4: Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4: Ping Pong 3: Prom Committee 3. HUTHE ELLEN PA TRYK US Commercial Choir l: Girls' Athletic Associ- ation l: Radio Workshop 1: Pep Club 3,4. DE LORES MARY PAVLIK English Transferred from Milladore High School in 1948. J SALLY PERRODIN English All-School Play 4: Chemistry Club 4: Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4: Gamma Sigma l,2,3,4: Girls' Athletic Association 1.4: Or- chestra J,2,3,4: Pep Club 3,4. KENNETH F. PETERSON English Booster Club 2,3,4: Delta Theta Sigma l,2: Dramatic Club 2,3, 4: Football l,2: Radio Workshop 2,3,4: Thespian 3,4. MARY H. PETERSON English Cheerleader l,2: Chemistry Club 4: Dramatic Club l,2: Girls' Athletic Association l,2,3: Pep Club 3,4: Radio Workshop 2. LA VERNE I. PLAHMER Manual Arts Intramural Basketball 1,3,4: Ping Pong 3: Tennis 4. MARY PLUTOWSKI Commercial Chemistry Club 4: Library Club 3,4. WALLACE PLZAK English Chemistry Club 4: Dramatic Club 3,4: Lincoln Lights Stat! 3: Intramural Basketball 3,4: Track 3,4. ARZELLA POLAN SK Y Commercial Orchestra 2,3,4: Red and White 2. i X' Ri. .,...,. Rza 25, . of -4 4 ai sf 1-rr ME? i f F.. . 2 R : Ni -ef . V' .vy 1 ' ' ,, . , v :- rffi' ' 4, ' iv I A, . ,4 .Eh . 1, I 41s ' t are - -A-f F,-C.. W ' i Q-E1-,2::L .- ,Q .yy ,. it ,tr , . fr,-,gef .K . ..,, F' ' wb?-I X. . iii 7 i'1 'lil 5 ff' , RICHARD POLANSKY Manual Arts Booster Club 4: Intramural Basketball 2: Student Council 4. CATHERINE A. PONCZOCH Commercial Chemistry Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 3: Pep Club 3,4. LD MARIAN POULOS English Dramatic Club l: Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3: Pep Club 4: Radio Workshop 1. GERALDINE RADLOFF English Transferred from Wild Rose High School in 1947: Band l,2: Cheerleader I: Class Treasurer 1: Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2: Girls' Glee Club 1. IAMES DEE RANDLETT Foreign Language All-School Play 2,3: Badger Boys' State 3: Booster Club I,2, 3: Chemistry Club 3: Debate 3,4: Delta Theta Sigma 1: Dra- matic Club 2,3,4: junior Aca- demy oi Science 3,4: Radio Workshop 2: Thespian 2,3,4. MARILYN REDDICK Commercial Transferred from Gays Mills High School, Gays Mills, Wis- consin in 1948: Chemistry Club 4: Delta Theta Sigma 4: Girls' Athletic Association 3,4: Lincoln Lights Staff 4: Orange and Black 1,2: Pep Club 3,4. MARVIN F. REINERT Manual Arts HELEN RICKHOFF Home Economics Choir 4: Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation 3,4: Girls' Glee Club 4: Future Homemalcers of America l,2: Homecoming Committee 3: Library Club 3,4: Pep Club 4. DAVID L. RODEGHIER Manual Arts Football 1: Track 1,2,3,4. EVELYN I. RODOCK English Choir 1.4: Dramatic Club I: Girls' Athletic Association l: Pep Club 3,4: Girls' Glee Club 1: Art Club 4. KQV 451. iv I-A -vie' I 9 BETTE I. ROGERS English Girls' Glee Club 2: Pep Club 3. 4. WILLIAM C. ROHDE Manual Arts Band l,2,3.4: Conservation 2,37 Gamma Sigma 4: Intramural Basketball 2: Orchestra 4. EDMUND ROMANSKI Manual Arts Football 2,3,4. DOUGLAS F. RUSSELL Manual Arts Transferred from Little Woll High School, Manawa in 1949: Football l: Baseball 1. DONALD E. SAEGER Manual Arts Band l,2,3: Intramural Basket- ball l,2,3,4. IOANNE M. SAEGER Commercial Girls' Glee Club 2. CHARLES SAMUELSON English I All-School Play 4: Bad er Boys' State 3: Basketball .2: Chem- istry Clu 3,4: lCros Country 3, 4: Drama Cl ,4: Football 1: I tram l etball l,3,4l Letter en' Clu 4: Track l,2,3,4. 1 Y 4 -.1 THOMAS R. SCHELVAN Manual Arts Football l. JAMES A. SCHENK Manual Arts Booster Club 3,4: Intramural Basketball l,2: Lincoln Lights Statt 4: Ping Pong 3,4: Prom Committee 3. IOHN A. SCHEUNEMANN English All-School Play 2: Chemistry Club 3: Class Play 4: Class- President 4: Declamatory 1,2.3i Delta Theta Sigma l,2: Dramatic Club l,2,3,4: Prom Committee 3: Student Council l,4: Thespian 3, 4. kM?.L'f3,.f f QW ,qu- DONALD SCHIEHLAND Manual Arts Baseball 4: Track 2. PHYLLIS ANN SCHLOTF ELT English Ahdawagam Stall 4: All-School Play 4: Chemistry Club 4: Dra- matic Club 1,2,3,4: Girls' Ath- letic Association l,2,3,4: Home- coming Committee 3: Library Club 3,4: Orchestra 1.2: Pep Club 3,4: Spanish Club 3. WAYNE SERING Manual Arts Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4: Intramural Boxing 3. IOHN SHIPINSKI Manual Arts LOU ANNE SHYMANSKI English Choir 3,4: Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation 1: Tam and Smack 4. IOYCE E. SMART Home Economics Future Homemakers ol America 1,2. AL IOY SMITH Commercial Chemistry Club 4: Dramatic Club 2: Homecoming Committee 3: Library Club 3,4: Lincoln Lights Staff 4: Pep Club 3,4. DAVID G. SMITH English Band 1,'2: Booster Club 3,4: Chemistry Club 4: Cross-Country 3,4: Intramural Basketball l,2,3, 4. f 444 N-of My LILAS I. SMITH English Transferred from Pittsville High School in 1947: Chemistry Club 4: Student Council 2: Tam and Smock 4. Commercial Transferred from Iohn Edwards High School, Port Edwards in 1948: Art Club 4: Class-Sec- retary 2: Dramatic Club 2: Ex- temporaneous Reading 1,2: Girls' Glee Club l,2. MAHJOHIE B. SMITH QQ y N L luv X. tx J ww ' NO' Wifi igv QR fs tr Q5 'x -4441, X 3. Q-4 0. at 'FS' tk -5 l 'W J 2. Q5 'Y' . img. .1gb' Qu- '1- if M '3-sift V fa? A .2 g 6 , , 'mi X. SHIRLEY SONNENBERG English All-School Play Production Stall l: Delta Theta Sigma 3,4: Dra- matic Club l,2,3: Declamatory l,3,4,' Girls' Athletic Association l,4,' Girls' Glee Club 1.2: Lincoln Lights Sta!! 4: Senior Class Play Production Statt 3. ALLEN L. SPENCER Manual Arts Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4: Intramural Boxing l,2: Ski Club 2,3,4. MARY STAFFON English ARLENE L. STEINER Commercial Chemistry Club 4: Choir 4,' Dramatic Club 2: Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,4. JOYCE STENSBERG Home Economics Future Homemakers ot America 2: Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2,3,4,' Pep Club 4. RUSSELL W. STENSBERG English Boys' Glee Club 4,' Choir 3,4. ELAINE M. SWETZ English Choir 3: Pep Club 4. BRUCE TENPAS English Football 1,2,3,4: Lettermen's Club 3,45 Prom Committee 3: Student Council 2,' Track 3. THOMAS C. TESKE English Booster Club 3: IHYYUIUUYUI Basketball 2.3. ALVINA TOMCZYK English Chemistry Club 4: Dramatic Club 2.' Homecoming Committee 3: Library Club 3.4. 5' K ,ali MK 'Q 45 LS. 'J 362' if was-11 3, 7 . ' i :life-it fifi, ' , -CHP? 1 : we 1 .feazif-af. --fi - . , . M g Nei A I 'F livin .sive-2 ,, 2.4112 -:ist-,Qi-1 Iii 52 1: '31 TW, Q52-feral? ggi ' 23 GARIE G. TURNER English Band l,2,3: Booster Club 3: Con' servation 1: Football 2,3: ln- tramural Basketball 3.4. RICHARD TURNER Manual Arts DONNA JEAN WALLOCK Commercial Ahdawagam Statt 4: Chemistry Club 4: Dramatic Club 2: Girls' Social Organization 2: Home- coming Committee 3: Lincoln Lights Statl 4: Library Club 3. 4: Pep Club 3,4: Red and White 2: Scrap Book 4. IOAN M. WALLOCK English RICHARD H. WARSINSKE English Basketball l.2: Class-Treasurer 4: Football l,2,3,4: Geography Club l: Intramural Basketball l,3,4: Lettermen's Club 3.4! Track 1,2,3.4. ECHO WESTFALL English Band l,2,3,4: Chemistry Club 4: Gamma Sigma 4: Orchestra 4: Pep Club 3,4: Swing Shitters 2,3,4. GERALDINE WIEDEN English Band l,2,3,4: Chemistry Club 4: Choir 4,' Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation l,2,3,4,' Pep Club 3,4,' Orchestra 2,3,4: Prom Queen 3. AUDREY L. WILKIE English Transferred from Berendo Iunior High School, Los Angeles, Cali!- ornia in 1947: Ahdawagam Stat! 3,4: Tam and Smock 4. f 23 CAROL I. WARREN CHARLOTTE D. WINCH English K ., COmmeICfCtl Chemistry Club 4: Future Home- , P gl GMS, Glee Club 2. makers ol America l,2: Girls' as Athletic Association 4: Pep Club ft.. - A r. .- i f it wwf it aww + ' we EUGENE WOLOSEK Commercial Baseball 3,4,' Basketball 1: Booster Club 3,4: Boys' Glee Club 3.4: Class Vice President 3,4: Football l,2,4: Intramural Basketball l,2,4,' l n tram ural Boxing 1,2,' Prom King 3: Track 1,2,4. LORINE E. WOODWARD English Transferred from Plainfield High School in l947,' Band l: Chem- istry Club 4: Choir l,3,4,' Dec- lamatory l,' Girls' Baseball l: Girls' Basketball 1,' Girls' Glee Club 1.3: Iournalism 1: Library Club 4: Lincoln Lights Stall 3: Pep Club l: Senior Sextette 4: Triple Trio 3. BROR C. WORLAND Manual Arts MARILYN M. ZANGE English Chemistry Club 4: Future Home- makers ol America l,' Girls' Athletic Association 2,3,4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Lincoln Lights Stall 3,4,' Pep Club 3,4. MARLENE ZASTAVA English Cheerleader 2,3: Choir 3.4,' Del- ta Theta Sigma 2: Girls' Athletic Association 2: Pep Club 3,4: Senior Sextette 4. GEORGE F WARNER Manual Arts Intramural Basketball l. JAMES F. WARD Manual Arts OUR SEXTETTE G. Arendt, D. Mielke, L. Woodward. D. Braeqer, C. Kuechle, l.A1mUliH- L ?' K 'ST Q. CDUR .PRCMI I HOD, PROM COMMITTEES Row 2-Esser, Nobles, Brcxyback, Iacobs, Link, Crook, Christy, Davis, Iohnson, Kamctz, Farris, Oakes Row 1-Pasciak, Nelson, Abler, Dachel, Wolosek IKinq1, Schenk, Miller, Homigold, Tenpas DLAY' 1949 GETTING READY QUEEN JERRY WIEDEN AND KING EUGENE WOLOSEK LEAD THE GRAND MARCH W -,Qu 1 Lair M QW Wffwfw-?4,. W ,N ' awWW W4im'WW f.Z.'7fL -MMM, -www M ' vf5 MJ0l p'Z4l,w,41n7fffLJx!1MQzg51,,i!JJ7Wf'xa I W7 WW7 ff . Zyfwifiwiww f'1 'A'm5p1ffyffV ,ml- X -g Freedom of Speech and Press 1 w H -rn ' mp TX was ERS fofo O 'Y 3 Q' Buy youg fAvomT.f: fftpm Huw. i firm harm na ,sitvr-Wf:-if ee-.Y ...f A-1 - eg ef se:-Xfrzrm if i-Q7 1 YF? ai-f fi2El:.Egt- J I, b T 0 t Q . ivc,f'A '- DEBATE Back Row - M. Treutel. C. Pascialc, L. Budahl. S. Bassuener, S. Roeder Front Row ---'R. Maxwell, I. Miscoll, I. Berg, H. Kinqdon The debate squad this year was composed mostly ot sophomores. However, none. ot the members had ever had experience in debating before this year. The question facing them this year was Resolved That the President of the United States be Elected by Direct Vote of the lf People. With this in mind the squad entered the district tournament at Stevens Point. Here they won tour out ot six debates making them eligible for the sectional tournament. They only won two out of six in this one, which was very creditable for beginning debaters. lg-'f'1'l ly' s. tm FORENSICS. . . THE CONTESTANTS Row 4- -I. Podawiltz, R. Maxwell , I. Polansky, R. Bainw, I. Miscollzl, R. Hornigoldm' How 3'--N. Herman, S. Sonnenberg, N. Blonien, B. Royanl, I. Felqen, 1. Van Omum, Bev. Randall Row 2'-MC. Pascialc, C. Korte, I. Iackson, Barb. Randalll, P. Karnatz, A. Brownm Row l--C. Abler, G. Witt, B. Gcmrotlz, P. Hammel, E. Farriszm, N. Oakeszm Local Winners not in picture: M, Abler, M. Karnatz. M. Mead Local Winners Local and League Winners LINCOLN LIGHTS. . . EL vauf ,,.- -41 MARILYN IACOBS DONNA WALLOCH SALLY DICKEHMAN BOB BAlN Editor-in-Chief Features Editor News Editor Sports ECUYOI . . . THE STAFF How 4---Iacobsen, Schenk, lohnson, Bain, Miller, O'Brien, Sonnenberg, Dickerman B. Row 3- Esser, Witte, Arendt, Iacobs, Miller, Baker, Dickerman S., Nobles, Link, Riddick, Brayback Row 2---Mason, Mertens, Roeder, Panzer, Shipinski E., Shipinski M., Kuechle, Braeqer, Karnatz, Farris Row l---Greeno. Hellner, Randall, Korte. Suhn, Wallock, Smith, Pasciak, Brown, Zange DAY OF ISSUE Reorganized in 1948 to give the students of Lincoln High School a newspaper which car- ried the news, LINCOLN LIGHTS is in its sec- ond year of mimeographed publication. Num- bering 35, the staff members work individually 6' 'M 'wa . , ... ' N ,p6 ' in the writing, editing and publishing of this bi-weekly paper. Foremost among the objec- tives of LINCOLN LIGHTS is the promotion of school spirit by informing the students of school news. Underlying this objective are the quali- ties of character which the active staff member acquires from staff work. Initiative, creative- ness, perserverance, dependability, coopera- tion and individuality - all become a part of a person's character when he engages in news- paper work. For the benefit of added news- paper education, four staff-members and Miss Mary O'Connell, faculty advisor, attended the National Scholastic Press conference in Chicago last fall. If y A H A A w A A A M of T' 57 A, ly y CHAIRMAN Q sl V - ,J fr f mn Mr. Bird et L A '1 Ass1sTANr 'KA A sharon Lee ,any Wfllfef PUSCIUIC Louie Dick Donna ' re . 5 fi Sally loan K. Kath X Mert Ethel - ww qw-A 'Qu 6 - 5. 'B' Betty Nancy 2 Margie L. PHOTOGRAPHY Dick Hornigold, Ierry Murtaugh. Bill Nobles, Tom Sawyer X SENIOR SECTION Miss Ritchie Donna Braeger Phyllis Schlotlelt GROUP PICTURES Betty Crook. Kathleen Daly. Shirley Sally Dickerman, Sharon Roeder -iv Arzella Phil S. Phil K. COPY-WRITERS Don Arendt Shirley Kauth Phyllis Karnatz Ioan Kuehl Pat Mertens Edward Primeau .A LAYOUT Marjorie Esser Ethel Farris Nancy Oakes Keith Vreeland ARTISTS Lee Budahl Louis Kermitz Marjorie Link Beverly Machon Ioan Pomainville Keith Vreeland Ai A Bev FACULTY SECTION Charlotte Mehlbrech TYPISTS Walter Pasciak Arzella Polanslry Catherine Ponczoch M char A . QA 3 Catherine 'lk .i - L' if 'I N. 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Q if - Q 9 0' I if , ' Q 4 11' if I X l ,J--w f ' J. - 1...,H.si 5 C f ' A 5 4 o.lfU l1 K- f f B ' ' lf' Q X 'Cf I , l,.4,,rv 'x.y9 . fx fl? b ' ' ,' I ff 'f'U X + 'E Jqtfl. 4 5 lk ' 1 7 K 5 f Q '- f v 'nv afxxtg :Q ,. -M - Q ?fd P Inf ig Q Q33 QHEERLEAKQ CHEMISTRY CL UB . . Oo Oo 6 goo on PHO TOGHA PHY WATER ANALYSIS FOOD TESTING COSMETICS . , , The Chemistry Club, with Mr. Hornigold as advisor, had many energetic members this year who worked at their individual projects and helped with Homecom- ing by decorating the goal posts as in the past. Dick Hornigold was elected President of the Club. f g, 'X x 5? , i 'ai E, E bl p ...H ENE CONSER VA TION The Conservation Club, with Larry Honnemon as presi dent, has concentrated its efforts on working cmd experi menting with trees. They also did a fine job on the bon tire at Homecoming. SOIL ANALYSIS TREE PLANTING ALL SET TO FEED THE BIRDS ,.., 1 TREE-TIIILANTING TAM AND SMOCK 4-Q XTX Row SJD. Knuth, L. Smith, E. Dahlman, M. Link, R. Nobles, M. Roach How 2 I. Balzer, MJ. Smith, P. Aughey, D. Turner, I. Pape, B. Machon Row 1- C. Smith, M. Smith, R. Greeno, I. Greeno Not ln Picture B. Garber A club which has just passed through a most successful season is the Tam and Smoclc, more commonly known as the Art Club. Members have aided the school in making dance decorations t Ho ecomin and Prom. Before Christmas some members of the club decorated textiles, head or m g scarves handkerchiefs, etc. Since Christmas the club has had short art lessons which are more entertaining than instructive. They included finger painting, drawing without looking at the paper, designs with colored chalk or paint. Occasionally they have a speaker. The club elected Marjorie Link as its president. The director, and capable supervisor, is Miss Robertson. THE CLUB AT WORK DEL TA THETA SIGMA Row Row How Row Row 5--Hezin, Podawiltz, Hostvedt, Mertens, Saeqer, Kauth, Knutson, Ashbeck, Duggan, Williamson, McLendon 4 -Perrodin, Herman, Farris, Iohnson, Miller B., Miller H., Sonnenberg, Bird, Boyce, Vreeland, Wandrey 3 Sandman, Randall, Gerum, Dickerman, Kauth, lacobs, Kauth, Nobles, Bauer, Pound, Baker, Lundberg 2 Felgen, Vandehey, Boyan, Van Ornum, Staples, Link, Becker, Anderson, Taminga, Nobles, Christy, Diclcerman, Roeder l Bird, Abler, Heinert, Warner, Mehlbrech, Warner, Moore, Mason, Esser, Mertens, Gill, Garber SNAPPED ON THE 1949 TRIP , 1' . j' 4.1.5 3. - - - we . E.- 9 A ' V t 'I' . t. ' ' s I1 . 'K 4 if .Q . , , a A k The primary purpose of the geography club is to promote geographical information and in- terests. lts business meetings are held every second Tuesday, at which there is a guest speaker or picture shown ot geographical formations. The club held its annual dinner on Feb. 16, 1950 Clf the Paper Inn. Besides these activities the club contemplates a two day trip to northern WiSC0f1Sif1- Row 2 -H. Hickhotf, S. Hess, K. Hilgard, V. Kinney, F. Nugent, L. Woodward Row l G. Arendt, M. Plutowski, D. Wallock, A. Tomczyk, 1. Hagenau LIBRARY CLUB The library club has done a fine job this year in keeping our Library in tip-top shape. The officers for this year were Alvina Tom- czyk, president: Donna Wallock, secretary,' and Gladys Arendt, treasurer. The club was originally organized to undertake such tasks as storing magazines, pasting magazines and books, typing new cards, and other odd jobs. Each member was required to put in one hour oi work each month. During the year meetings were held in the library where they worked, held a business meeting, and had refreshments. FRENCH CLUB The French Club's activities are carried on as a class project. The club has its meetings every other Friday during the regular class period. Oral reports on sections of France are then given by club members. The entire class ot ten members belong to the club. In December, the club gave a French dinner. All alumni who were former members of the club were invited. The dinner courses were French, as well as the menu and program. The supervisor is Miss La Perriere. 69 9 I mp, c9Jqd M-1: gud div .9 Row 2 -T. Brcrzeau, S. Dickerman, M. Bachtle, I. Kostusak Row 1 N. McCarthy, N. Baker, I. Gill, I. Pomainville uudh 64-UI.'x2lAu..K GJ 'VU-Qn-va-of agfhniauo DRAMA TICS r ' X! ' C 1 ' c r 'fl C -f 9 C ff a tttt 6 ' 5 ffg ' g 1, a C I 54.-3 01 s :sith JP SNAKE ,- uv I ALL-SCHOOL PLAY The Night ot lanuary l6th was presented very well to appreciative audiences. The CAST Iudge ...................... lerry Murtaugh Magda ........ .. Marjorie Karnatz Prison Matron ....,. .... I anice Becker Bailitf ................ .... D ick Hornigold District Attorney Flint . .. ..... Paul Bossert His Secretary ............... Sally Perrodin Defense Attorney Stevens ......... Ed Oakes His Secretary ............. Phyllis Schlottelt Clerk of Court ........... Charles Samuelson Karen Andre . .. ...... Arlyss Brown Dr. Kirkland . . . .... Dick Becker jurors, selected from the audience, returned Not Guilty verdicts on both occasions. Mrs. Iohn Hutchins ......... Beverly Randall Homer Van Fleet .... ........ B ob Bain Elmer Sweeney ....... Ronald Maxwell Nancy Lee Faulkner .... ...... S ally Witte Iohn Graham Whitfield .....,... Bob Gamroth lane Chandler ........ .... P hyllis Hammel Sigurd Iungquist ...... ..... T om Sawyer Larry Regan ................... Bill Iohnson Roberta Van Rensselaer Ioan Pomainville Stenographer ................. Clara Pasciak Policemen ll Bob McLendon, 2l Emil Ehlert Court Attendant ............. Walter Pasciak Row 5fDuggan, Dickerman, Bachtle, Crook, Bird, Fischer, Farris, Miscoll, Kinq, Knight Row 4--Tenney, Karnatz, Barrette, Baker, Stark, VanOrnum, Proctor, Sandman Row 3 AWitt, Roeder, Duggan, Randall, Mead, Kelly, Lundberg, Perrodin, Witt, Herman Row 2--Gill, Oakes, Farris, Lawless, Ashbeck, Kawalske, Bannes, Reinert Row l -Gamroth, Pandow, Sweet, Wilpolt, McCarthy, Wittenberg PRODUCTION STAFF Director ........... . . . Harriet Schleich Assistant Director ........... Phyllis Karnatz Stage Manager ............... Roger Fischer Crew: Andy Dachel, Bill Diebels, Wayne King, Ierry Knight, Milo Strozensky, Leon- ard Rezin, Mark Farris, Ion Duggan, Don Williamson Make-Up Chairmen ...................... . . . . . . . . . . . . Nancy Baker, Marilyn Bachtle Crew: Ianet Van Ornum, Nancy Herman, Rita Barrette, Beverly Kawalske, Mary Mead, Mildred Ashbeck, Barbara Randall, Doris Wandrey, Sharon Roeder, Donajean Proctor. Business Manager ...... Iohn Scheunemann Crew: lim Miscoll, Betsy Dickerman, Nan- cy Crotteau, Arlene Sandrin Property Chairman ............ Ieanette Gill Crew: Kathleen Daly, Cynthia Lawless, Caroline Link Publicity Chairmen, Ethel Farris, Nancy Oakes Crew: Susan Perrodin, Doris Lundberg, Elaine Reinert, Donna Sandman House Manager ...........,.... Betty Crook Ushers: Deborah Witte, Iackie Tenney, Helen Pandow, lean Wilpolt, Barbara Stark, Diana Loock, Iean Sweet, Carol Wit- tenberg Costume Crew . . Betty Gamroth, Connie Kelly Lighting Crew . lack Margeson, Ronnie Lecker Prompters- Act I ..... Gail Witte, loyce Braem Act. II ...... Nancy Bird, Carol Wenzlatt Act III .... Roberta Bannes, Ioan Duggan Program Cover ................ Marjorie Link Posters - Easemary Greeno, Gail McCarthy, Frank Steinke, Dan Hoffman, Lilas Smith, Rita Nobles, Ianet Van Ornum Stage Set - Iames Anderson, La Verne Bem- ke, Donald Dhein, Don Erickson, Carl Harmsen, Robert Kreutzer, Ed Romanski, Iim Schenk, Wayne Sering, Richard Turn- er, Bror Worlund Swedish dialect .... .... M rs. Suerth DRAMA TIC CL UB Row 4 O'Brien, Crook, Lecker, Margeson, Bossert, McLendon, Pasciak, Farris, Peterson, Clark Row 3 Ehlert, lronside, Croteau, Reader, lohnson, Podawiltz, Pasciak, Williamson, Duggan, Vreeland How 2 Crook, Karnatz, Herman, Hoesly, Reimer, Witt, Sandrin, Bachtle, Baker, Korte, Brown Row l Abler, Proctor, Riley, Iackson, Karnatz, Perrodin, Farris, Nobles, Gill, Oakes T S P I A N . . . This year the Dramatic Club has the largest membership in its history. When a student first joins the club, he is a member of the Dramatic Club only. By direct- ing plays, acting, and working in the many phases of production, a student may earn points. When he has earned a total of ten points, he will become a member of the National Thespian Society. Some of the club's projects this year have been the all-school play, The Thespian Form- al, and a series of tour Thespian directed one-act plays. Also, one-act plays are given by the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes in tour of the bi-monthly meetings. Miss Harriet Schleich is the club's capable faculty advisor. ., , Z7 -S22 3 3 ik Q ,gf it its Row 4 - Gerum, Dickerman, Schlottelt, Becker, Biot, Blonien, Flegen, Vandehey, Kuechle, Eraeqer, Mielke, Garber, Randall Row 3 Shipinski, Staples, Wandrey, Randall, LeVon, Gaulke, Turner, Dallman, Witte, Mertens, Barrette Row 2 Link, lunk, Doherty, Pandow, Russell, Roach, Kelley, Hemmersbach, Balzer, Treutel, Brundidge Row l Arendt, Wenzlatt, Sharkey, Ashenbrener, Groulatt, Heiser, Margeson, Wanta, Lamb, Wilpolt Row Row Row Row INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ,J Q DAILY REHEARSALS HOMECOMING PEP ASSEMBLY 1 in-uk THE CHRISTMAS CONCERT BAND. FLUTES Virginia Gruber Nancy Schmidt ludy Worlund OBOE Ierry Polanslcy ludy Rodau BASSOON Dorothy Swanson CLARINETS Phyllis Karnatz, Principal Barbara Gross Valery Panzer Clara Pascialc Rita Barrefte Betty Ashbeck Beryl Royan Ianet Bird Dorothy Braem Shirley Lietz Iames Hagerstrom Tom Coley Nancy Gaulke Shirley Knuth Eunice Rude ALTO CLARINETS Nona N eitzel Lorraine VerVoort BASS CLARINETS Shirley Bauer Eugene Bauman ALTO SAXOPHONES Peggy Engel Ianet Schroedel Donna Plowman Marlene Hendrickson TENOR SAXOPHONES Echo Westfall Wayne King BARITONE SAXOPHONE Don Williamson CORNETS David Denniston, Principal Fred Sheiier William Nobles Robert Gamroth gmt' .BAND Iames Miscoll Donna Laemerhirt Dale Loomans Carl Pasciak Dale Boyer FRENCH HORNS Marilyn Mader Patricia Faif Iohn Podawiltz Iohn Sweeney BARITONES Carol Ashbeck Mary Anne Mueller Iames Wall TROMBONES Ronald M arlcworth, Principal Iames Bicket Keith Holbrook Wendell F luegel Mark Farris lerry Wieden Sally Anderson BASSES William Rohde I on Duggan PERCUSSION Henry Kingdon lohn Hein Wayne Baldwin Doald Lau BELLS Kay Mason CELLI Carol Kuechle Betty Crook STRING BASSES Donald Gasch Vernell Herman OUARTERMASTER F red Shelter LIBRARIANS Peggy Engel lane! Schroedel DRUM MAIOR Marie Ellis ORCHESTRA . VIOLINS Stuart Zellmer, Concertmaster Gloria Suckow Mary Ann Konash Ethel Farris Marlene Matthews Shirley Paulson Marie Ellis Betty Romanslci Gail Witt Marjorie Karnatz Nancy Bird lackie Pound leannine Denniston Alexandra Groulelt Betty Gamroth Marie Shipinski Donna Panzer Betsy Diclcerman Louella Freeberg Marian Accola Gerald Christensen Ronald Maxwell Fern Panzer janet Decker Paul Koeshall Emily Keller Iacqueline Tenney CELL! Carol Kuechle, Principal Betty Crook Betty Liska Judy Briselden Barbara Knuth Deborah Witte Diana Loock Connie Kelly STRING BASSES Donald Gasch, Principal Vernell Herman Arzella Polansky Carol Keller Iacqueline Stein VIOLA Sally Perrodin, Principal Henry Kinqdon Alice lronside Cyrilla Abler . . . ORCHESTRA OBOE Ierry Polansky BASSOON Dorothy Swanson FLUTES Virginia Gruber Nancy Schmidt CLARINETS Phyllis Karnatz Barbara Gross Beryl Royan lames Hagerstrom ALTO CLARINETS Nona Neitzel Lorraine VerVoort BASS CLARINET Shirley Bauer ALTO SAXOPHONES Peggy Engel Ianet Schroedel TENOR SAXOPHONE Echo Westfall HORNS Marilyn Mader Patricia Fait Iohn Podawiltz TRUMPETS David Denniston Fred Shelter William Nobles Dale Loomans TROMBONES Ronald Marlcworth lames Bicket Ierry Wieden TUBA William Rohde PEHC USSI ON Wayne Baldwin Donald Lau TYMPANY Iohn Hein BELLS Kay Mason ' PIANO Nancy Oakes How 4---Denniston, Farris, Polansky, Podawiltz, Nobles, Zellmer Row 3-Kuechle, Mielke, Karnatz, Bird, Shipinski, Hein, Gamroth Row 2-Perrodin, Bird, Suckow, Braeger, Garber, Otto, Grouleff, Westfall, Plowman How 1--Hess, Schroedel, Witt, Engel, Neitzel, Paulsen, Schmidt, Farris, Oakes GAMMA SIGMA This club is for those students who are musically inclined and enjoy music. Every year new members are taken ing any student wishing to join may try out for it. The old members of the club have to vote them in. Meetings are held bi-monthly. At these meet- ings they earn points and anyone who earns 24 points or over is eligible for the honor roll. SWING SHIFTERS The Swing Shifters are better than ever be- fore. Their chief aim is to give you entertain- ment that you like. This organization is com- posed of members from all classes in school and is one of the few organizations like it in the state. They practice long hours and deserve cr lot ot credit for their fine work. I. Hein - D. Gasch W. Fluegel - H. Markworth - W. Nobles - D. Denniston - F. Sheffer W. King - E. Westfall - G. Polansky - D. Plowmcm - G. Witte VOCAL MUSIC gn Q .5- T 'Mi ,M GIRLS' GLEE' CLUB Any girl who likes to sing is eligible to join the Girls' Glee Club. This organization holds intensive practice three times each week. How Row Row Row ef Paulsen, Hagen, Shipinslci, Shipinski, Felqen, Vandehey, Hellner, Nugent, Fiechter, Hickhoii Cammock, Panzer, Stein, Decker, Casey, Blonier, Riemer. Matthews, Panzer Ianz, Knuth, Hemmersbach, Roach, Wood, Briselden, Randall, Kuechle, Mielke, Braeger Hilqard, Sharkey, Getzlall, Farris, Hilgard, Hammel, Slauson, Novack, Oakes 1 CHOIR Row Row Row Row lohnson, Becker, McLendon, Manz, Martin, O'Brien, Reader, Anunson, Felqen, Blonien, Berrend Shymanski, Bremmer, Streblow, Plenke, Barton, Kitowski, Crotteau, Phillzps, Hurd, Davis, Zastava Witte, Wenzlaif, Nugent, Hilgard, Sandman, Hageneau, Kroll. Almusin Garber, Arendt, Mclntee, Fanning, Sandrin, Mielke, Braeqer, Brown, Farris BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club is not a large group but many good things come in small packages. S -. sv T E N. J -s, McLendon, Hellner, O'Brien, Miller, Staley, Abler Becker, Anunson, Fancher, Stensberg, Hagerstrom, Swetz s i CHOIR Row 4fBean, Leverance, Clark, Miller, Staly, Dassow, Anderson, Francher, Krohn Row 3 -Hakes, Schmidt, Gebbs, Abler, Hellner, Stimac, Zager, Keller, Sfensberq, Swetz Row 2 -'f' -Kelly, Sharkey, lackson, Henke, Steiner, Wilke, Reimer, Dekarske, Slauson, Hagen, Kuechle Row I-Brawn, McLendon, Lust, Hodock, Kurz, Kreuser, Shymanski, Berg, Ebert, Kawalske, Matthews The A Cappella Choir ot Lincoln High School semblies. On February 6, seven members sang is a fine organization. This year the group has in a festival chorus at Oshkosh. The choir is participated in the Christmas and Pop Con- under the capable direction ot Miss Mary Ann certs and the Thanksgiving and Christmas As- Bruegqeman. BOYS' QUARTETTE F our talented lads who really produce the harmony. fn Bob McLendon, Bryce Anunson, Erle Anderson, Merlin Abler I4 .. f' Wg gff . f , , 45202. ' 'V' v 1 . ' 5 4' ' so f '.0,9t0,6.Qg'f:O?,' 0 ,xxx 'Q .3333 4.1P' C5 x A ,f O . . fi I V: K C1 vfl'l' Q 5 Q s Kg, Q 'K OV 0 9'o 'Q v, :O.QsOs .O.6t 4 fVQYQ,?2nf 'o.:g59WQ' dv ooo' ,' OQ.Q., Q O 8 034384 p R f Q 6 .4 O I CROSS COUNTRY Row 2--1-Coach lacobsen, Baldwin, Smith, Casper, Bemke, Iacobsen Row l-Bicket, Samuelson, Bain, McGraw, Michaels, Aschenbrenner . . . For the second year in succession the cross country team led by Ed Iacobsen and LaVern Bemlce swept through valley competition without defeat. They took first place in the valley meet, tenth place in the Midwest Meet, and second place in their division in the state meet. In the Midwest meet held at Ianesville, Ed Iacob- sen did very well finishing among the first ten and receiving a gold medal for this. In the state meet the Rapids exhibited more fine running with Iacobsen, Bemke, and Abler finishing among the first ten. Letter winners were LaVern Bemke, Ed Iacobsen, Wayne Baldwin, lim Bicket, Mer- lin Abler, Dave Smith, Bob McGraw and Robert Bain. ...FOOTBALL VARSITY Row 3-f-Turner, Panzer, Adams, Becker, Ebsen, Romanslci, Annunson, Kermitz Row 2-Henke, Trier, Woloselc, Mader, Graesser, Bremmer, Billmeyer, Arendt Row l-Raasch, Arnold, Keip, lung, Warsinske, Tenpas, Gessert, Benkowski Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin B TEAM Row 3st--Blanchard, Billmeyer, Iolxnson, Mason, Dunigan, Romanski, Knuth, Gurtler, Miller, Kuentjes Row 2-Abbott, Olson, Kuplic, Tork, Kauth, Dillingham, Markworth, Lamb, Stimac Row l-Reader, Mosicki, Crook, Maxwell, O'Brien, Zager, Ahles, Peters THE RECORD VARSITY B TEAM Rapids 19 Merrill .. .. 0 Wisconsin Rapids Wautoma !Varsityl Rapids 25 Antiqo .... .. 6 Wisconsin Rapids A-F IVarsityl .... . Rapids 0 Marshfield . . . 20 Wisconsin Rapids Marshfield B . . . . . Rapids 13 Rhinelander .. 26 Wisconsin Rapids Stevens Point B Rapids 7 Wausau .... . . 20 Wisconsin Rapids Stevens Point B Rapids U Stevens Point .. 7 Wisconsin Rapids Waupaca B .. IUNG RAASCH WARSINSKE MADER ARNOLD TENPAS All-Conference Guard TRIEH HENKE KEIP GESSERT WOLOSEK BENKOWSKI ARENDT Gtmssssn a1LLMsYr-:H ANUNSON BREMMER BENKOWSKI MADER TOUCHDOWN BOUND CL, cw, 1 an-. ' ,V + rl fy .ff-vv M . Q , QW X Z ., -3 ,, L '.g -. .eqxlr 2 L FO O A . . . At the outset of the 1949 football season, little was expected from the Red Raiders, and true, they did not win first place or even second. But they managed to play some interesting football, and their spirit and will to win showed forth more in their de- eats by Wausau and Point than in the victories over Merrill and Antzgo. Coach Manders did an amazing job with the available material and developed a team which could o laces, 9 P for the lack of experienced reserves. His patience with the boys and his determined efforts brought out the best football abilities of his team, the best example being john Mader. showed surprising ability as a ball carrier and outplayed almost every opposing back on offense and stopped many plays from his line-backing position. Bruce Tenpas was outstanding in and was named to the All-Conference first team and th All-St t h except M ader the line e ae t ird team and at the end of the season was elected the honorary captain. S -s fu of , L 1. ' y in Ls shi Lg, ftygp I E' , 520.7 QQ 'R T ,J fs A 5' r is .J EW 1' S Ay S ,J 4.--f Q N K A I , - .V-'K Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Rapids 47 Rapids -72 Rapids 54 Rapids -58 Rapids--53 Rapids- 54 VARSITY Row 2 Trier, Samuelson, lung, Wilson, Haasch, Henke, Warsinske, fManagerl Row 2 -Ritchay, Benkowski, Mader, Gurller, Brewster, Turner, Gill THE' RECORD VARSITY Rapids- Sl Rapids- S5 Rapids-50 Rapids -43 Rapids- 48 Rapids -61 Rapids --72 Rapids-37 Rapids- -70 Rapids--60 Rapids --63 Rapids- 51 Rapids 45 Regional Tournament Wisconsin Rapids -60 Wisconsin Rapids -60 Wisconsin Rapids -38 . . . Waupaca 35 , . , . Mosinee 38 . Rhinelander 35 . . . , Antiqo- -56 Neenah- 33 . . . Merrill- 36 . Tomahawk- 42 , Wausau 43 . , Nekoosa 35 . . . Shorewood 42 . Waukesha 32 . . . . . . . Marshfield--45 La Crosse Central- -42 .... Stevens Point- -55 Eau Claire-49 . . Wausau -31 . . . . . Nekoosa--35 . , . . . , Marshfield 42 Slevens Point--60 .. Adams-Friendship 23 . Stevens Point S3 V Row 2 johnson, Lamb, 'A' ' ' ' ' ' Wausau 45 Row 1 Olson, Peters, B TEAM Bicket, Kauth, Markworth, Chadwick Crook, Groslclaus, Anderson, Oestreich, Slimac B T E A M Wisconsin Rapids - V Vi-- WnnPnCnf15 Wisconsin Rapids fsz , . . Marshfield 22 Wisconsin Rapids - - - - Rhfnelandef' 25 Wisconsin Rapids--30 . . . . Stevens Point- 25 Wi5C0HSfH RUDHS -- i--- AHU90 ' 33 Wisconsin Rapids---22 .. Eau Claire- 21 WISCOHSUI Rapids . . . . Merrill-21 Wisconsin Rapids--'37 . . . , Wausau--I4 WiSCnnSin Rapids' . . Tvmniwwk-19 Wisconsin Rapids -is .. Mosinee-22 Wisconsin 3013355 V . v . NBGHUHWZ9 Wisconsin Rapids--25 . . . . . Nekoosa -29 Wisconsin Rapids- .. ..,..V.... Wausau-22 Wisconsin Rapids-25 ., .... Marshfield--21 Wisconsin Rapids . . . ,........ Nekoosa--- 9 Wisconsin Rapids -27 . . . . . Stevens Point--29 Wisconsin Rapids . . . La Crosse Central- I ,..4 1 ' 'Jr ' ,210-U j 7 ml if M ,,- A ' A Xp-L . f ' 'ferr' 2 , W rbyvvioiki 4 C-if JJ. f Z, I -o ,. fo--4, ,A ,I 5 fu.5,,X K ggcguy I u,a.q,gL ,f 1 Q '4ff4P-Lx , ,L u,.1....,. 4 fha L-K , , 7,f4xb,ff Action in the last home game of the year. xg , I4 . . LL Future Greats in Action. Qftf'-ff ,awk f .,' fl' 4.1 A... coca! ff- ILA 4-,ex r , 1 c- , ,ilk , . L Q M1 L I+ . ' X Fifth and Sixth Graders entertain between halves. X m .,--fy, K - ,-. BA S , , , Not given much chance this season at least not more than a .500 rating the Red Raiders came through in excellent fashion again despite the fact that they had only three returning veterans, Benlcowski, Mader and Henke. During the regular season they won seventeen games in conference and non-conference play, losing to Point the No. I team in the state twice. In the tournament they won their first two games but lost the final to Point, ending the year with nineteen wins and three defeats. .4 L . --fn . If L I - l,L-,,, if , -.d of, J t o ily, H 'fgf Jf,ff-. 'm,L .,., O -do f 4 II -v - v- - I J' I 4-I ,fi Ag fi I Q-J' - ,gs . ,, 'C--u ,- v'f- 4-np, AQ gr 4 .4 1. 4 J -S f ' , , - X , Q ,l M: 1 if ,d,. -,l', - f 4 f ' - J 1-v - -4. lk as .. , -ff -7 1 f j . , t A ,.,,4x,4' TGV.--f 'il sf-Uv -' ':fpuA.ro 4.49 ' - - 4 ,H-1 A L-3, if 'I ' J H,,..i. LLL , I Q J. ,IZ J . . 4 ' .nl F 1. , JL' A ,.raLl sv, 'J Q ' 4 'hr ' 1 I t,,1iJ K 4 SECTIONAL Cl-1AMPIONS', ,f-3, . 1 ....., 557, Row 3 Fanning, Abler, Warsinslce, Mader, Plzak, Plzak, Rodeffhgf, 1555 '-.fy-I Row 2 Tenpas, Kuehl, Halerman, Becker, Hoelcstra, Gessert, Torresani, Bemlce Row l-f-flacobsen, Ritchay, Billmeyer, ' ' ' ' A J Q .aff H, .. SCORING Fon THE RAPIDS fl 18 yi . 1 . I 'nckll .vw-My ---J., 5'z..,, 4 . 1 . I . . A ffdww ,,: ,. ,, SPRING SPGHlfS . .. Ab,,qgfS,,,,,,,, 'S,,,,,,,, of '49 was the showing of the Red Raider baseball team as it won its fourth consecutive Valley championship. The Raiders dropped an early season tilt at Marshfield and later on had to battle a stubborn Point team tor the right to play Wausau in the play- oil. As several players prepred to bow out ol high school competition they played a terrific game and won the arc-light tray by a lopsided score. The track team failed to repeat as Valley champs, but they had the satisfaction oi beating the Valley win- ners lrom Point in the Sectional meet. A little hard luck and some poor weather at Point gave the Golf and Tennis teams cr ditlicult season, but they showed they had Ublllfy' L, J. f I ft J ,'-'I l 4 f .-.t vb' .v-'fab' 1 .x I VALLEY CHAMPIONS , 1 ,du .- 4.4. Row 3-Smolarelc, Torresani, Mason, Woloselc, Simonis, Haterman, Daly, Benkowski Row 2 ff-Anderson, Kuehl, Anunson, Ellis, Enerson, Showers, Mader How l lung, Anderson, Biot, Casper, Haferman, Arendt 0039 PEP ACTIVITIES F if if W 5- ' tv QQ M I' A f f rx 41. A M I NM www Xb L4 S janwkffw I fy I III xx N 7 CHEERLEADERS PEP CL UB Row 4 --'- Witt, Hoesly, Mader, Delcarske, Pagels, Kauth, Witte, Olson, Smith, Davis, Zastava, Mason Row 3 Nobles, Kuechle, Braeger, Mielke, Brown, Matthews, Sandrin, La Vigne, Fanning, Korte, Roeder Row 2 Doherty, Funk, Hilgard, Jackson, Buss, Suckow, Bauer, Matthews, Konash, Miller, Lietz, Baierl Row l Haney, Bean, Leverance, Hakes, Haasl, Hagenau, Schroedel, Kruger, Farris, Morgan, Hatelle, Pasciak This organization is open to any junior or senior girl in high school. You have probably noticed the club members dressed colorfully in their red skirts, white sweaters and beanies cheering at the games. The big event of the year was the Pep Club Date Dance held on November 19th. The theme was An Old Fash- ioned Walk, and music was furnished by The Squires. The senior members of the club also usher at the football and basketball games. The club's advisors are Miss Hass and Miss Rude. as Row How Row 5-Bemke, Winch, Smith, Rogers, Schlolelt, Bachtle, Nobles 4U Nugent, Holtzy Schmidt, Berrend, Blonien, Reimer, Baker, Shipinski, Christy, Brayback, Reddick 3--Wittenberg, Braem, Miller, Anderson, Stensberg, Winch, Lust, Kurz, Hess, Dickerman, Crook Row 2 Row l Felgen, Gulmire, Warner, Moore, Karnatz, Westfall, Perrodin, Arendt, Wenzlcrtt, Pomainville, Gill, Hagen Panzer, lensen, Sharky, Henke, Oakes, Rickhoif, Kreuser, Braem, Zanqe, Accola, Ponczoch, Berg z i. . X P1-:P CLUB IN , :HATES 2: I ffnlffff'-'f W A UTOGRAPHS ,,,,f,,g ,W T vfwwg 'god' Q5 Rf' W W? levi ,, ,,,,1,,f't7 , J N15 fygfgff gil? Q M25 Plgpc-Q-O i 1L1fwvm4J-4'f A , ,, 5.76. if-4 ,J .J 'Aj J 'ifV, 'I 'fy' 'WL K: fy Ni 904,11 ' X I A' f ' MMM, Mfg 'I A LNJ, 4, .' '1,.1 jk U W MR. NELSON'S HOME ROOM PRESENTS RITA NOBLES AND HER ATTENDANTS THE FACULTY PRESENTS HO . . . Festivities were started prematurely, when the bon- fire washlighted, but a bigger and better one was had on the night ot the snake dance. The high point was the crowning of lovely Queen Ioan Christy. The dance climaxed the Homecoming ot forty nine. an We CANDIDATES FOR QUEEN WORKING UP ENTHUSIASM REBUILDING THE BONFIRE BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER SNAKE DANCE GETS UNDER WAY A FULL HEAD OF STEAM V QUEEN IOAN CHRISTY REIGNS STARTING LINEUP TOUCHDOWNS IN THE MAKING A PERFECT ENDEING HSTRICTLY RE-CREATIONALH X Wx AS N X Sh n AA WN Q4 igip 5 Q eiaggivaii , N 5 - lll'21lll ' S X KS: 4 ' 1 , ' i gllfggllgllh X 1. V ll! -lll - By xg 'FAI-gs:----I5 1 1 llIi'5 !--A : llii-:sf QD .lv W 1 F. I 1 - 4. 5 f 'Wm 1 y P J' 1 if , - 1 3 , ' X PHYSICAL EDUCATION V' 4' , , , A M. ,hwy . Y K V , INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS 'Q' R1 THE BEARS - SENIOR LEAGUE Gessert, Sering, Gill, McGraw, Bain, Haferman, Haasl, Anderson THE REDS - IUNIOR LEAGUE Henkel Bjllmeyef, Mnscicki, Iackson, Padaqs THE SENIOHS - CLASS CHAMPIONS Gessert, Bain, Anderson, Markworth, Haasl V sv 5 ,A ' PING PONG HANDBALL Maurice Loomans Tom Davis G. A. A. Row 4-Frogqatt, Ratelle, Miller, Mader, Barrette, Becker, Biot, Kuechle, lacobs, Sonnenberg, Kauth, Reeder Row 3-Pagels, Vanderhey, Dekarske, Braeger, Marach, Witte, Landon, Schroedel, Ashbeck, Miller, Auqhey Row 2--Prusynski, Roach, Turner, Hemmersbach, Doherty, Funk, Herman, Matthews, Konash, Bauer, Nobles, Kruger Row l-Oligney, Mason, Essex. Genis, Panzer, Gaulke, Wilke, Leverance, Pandow, Anderson G- A.. A .... The Girls' Athletic Association is for girls who like to participate in sports. During their respective seasons the major sports are: basketball, volleyball, hit-pin baseball, hockey and baseball. The minor sports are: ping pong, tennis, badminton, and archery. The girls receive points for participating in each sport they like. Points are also given for hiking, skating, skiing and tobogganing which are done outside of school hours. A member is eligible for an em- blem atter she has acquired live hundred points: a pin, one thousand points: a letter, fifteen hundred points. The outstanding athlete of the senior class is awarded a trophy for the ability she has shown. The club is under the capable supervision ot Miss Cobleigh. MARILYN JACOBS NANCY MILLER MARIOHIE ESSER SALLY DICKERMAN Pfesidenf Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer P0iIlf SBCIGRIIY G. A. A. How How How Row Olson, Gerum, Dickerman, Schlofelt, Winch, Prebbanow, Schmit, Pettcz, Stark, Dallmczn, Kelly Tamingc, McLendon, Kauth, Iossi, Sandrin, Bachtle, Reddiclc, Nobles, Christy, Brayback, Baker -Mead, Randall, Wandrey, Finup, Iensen, Stensberg, La Vigne, Fanning, Smith, Winch Warner, Warner, Moore, Hilgord, Iohnson, Weinlurter, Nugent, Arendt, Anderson, Abler HEADS OF SPORTS 455- if '19- 'I ETHEL FARRIS Tennis 40 IOAN CHRISTY Basketball ,K P1-1YLLis KAHNATZ DONNA BRA:-:GER Vane ban Ping Pong Y DORIS KAUTH Tumbling G'.A.A Row How How Row V? DORLA MEHLBRECH Archery Cwiklo, Rucinski, Tork, Hein, Kelley, Wilpolt, Knuth, Ianz, La Von, Nason, Schanes, Olson -Crook, Wittenberg, Miller, Farris, Karnctz, Perrodin, Lietz, Suclrow, Pasciak, Dickermfrn, Mertens Zager, Casey, Huber, Braem, Henke, McCarthy, Gill, Oakes, Otto, Dcly,Roeder -Gcmroth, Spencer, Haasl, Zcznge, Balzer, Mcznske, Ashenbrener, Berg, Hein, Rickhotl, Lawless HEADS OF SPORTS NANCY OAKES Hockey BETTY CROOK Hit Pin Ball MARILYN ZANGE DOROTHY BRAEM Badminton Bqgebqll A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING . I X F5 Di? FQ 5214507 1 wi' 'M 1- 'ff fffvi ' Quia. Q Qs QQ ' U WJ! .f 1 NY xv 1 ' 0 xg 3-L x 1 7 G' - - in X -r 1. Us xr an L M ,fax Q exe' W-' Q f 'W rl ' A g N atv' X y I f-+1 f -as f .e X ,. am. L- S , Xb Q' -L 5 I - , JJ se- 1 llvf a A11-School Mixer and Freshman Initiation 3 IVY N 'Q ,rw V. 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