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

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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

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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