Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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C.G.STANGEL Principal through GUIDANCE H.S.BONAR Superintendent of Schools PAFE 11

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BOARD OF EDUCATION l L-ll lu i'1gl1lnf,X bl Kcii1plci'1. Kalhtrinc 'liiaslulc Supl, I l. S. liiniur, OlafChris-Lcnscn, F, TNI, 'litlmarsh fstumlingj, William lick, lfiuiviiis Not to enter college without some advice, Ramon Evenson and Robert Walthers confer with Dr. F. R. Zeran, guidance director, to learn about dormitories, courses, and fraternities. Rugmx ski, llsuui' limit-in-i'li:. Dr ki P flmlruxxs mis ulwsunl whcn this picture was taken. WORLD ACHI ERY Runs smoothl Dr. Zeran dodges the camera and concentrates his attention on Mr. Ralph Paddock, who addressed students on chemistry in one of the vocational guidance talks. Miss May B. Clark, Lincoln dean of girls, fulfills one of her numerous duties as she offers Evelyn Jensen, senior, some vocational advice. PAGE lO

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PAGE 12 WM' 5 Wg' 3? 6,m!S25u' 6 0 .. 760 0ud?6v. SENIOR ACES LEFT-HUGH BOW l AR, MARY PRITCHARD, EARL KURTZ CENTERiROGER MORRIS, HENRY GEISLER, GEORGE LUECKER, PHILIP KNELL Cgaining altitudeJ. RIGHT- ALFRED GREENWALD, VERA JEAN HECK, DALE STONE. Twenty-eight seniors, 7.5 per cent of the class, were chosen for the Flambeau Senior Ace award which lauds superior work in activities and scholarship. To qualify, a senior must have an average of 90 and one award in athletics CA5, forensics fF5, music CM5, or publications fP5g or an average of 85 and two awards. Senior Aces are: Vera Jean Heck CAMP, 955, Ted Pauly CAFP, 955, June Wenndorf CFMP, 925, AlFred Greenwald CFMP, 915, Lloyd Krons- noble IMP, 975, Hugh Bonar CFM, 945, Maysel Eck es CAP, 945.