Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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GROUP T-ROBERT KAUFMAN, JOAN CAREY, EUGENE MCCARTHY, ' WIGEN, CARMEN DUEBNER, LEFT TO RIGH VINING IHLENFELD, JANET EBERHARDT, EUNICE JEANNETTE ROEDER, ROBERT SCHMITZ. LEFT!LLOYD KRONSNOBL C CENTERJMAYSEL ECKES, BETTY KRAINIK, TED PAULY. IN LOEFFLER, JOHN SPINDLER. RIGHT, UPPER-ALV LOWER-DAVID ECKELS, ESTHER POLIVKA. E JUNE WENNDORF. CFP 933 Vining lhlenfeld Eugene McCarthy CMP, 943, Joan Carey , , CFM, 933, J0hn Spindler CFP, 933, George Luecker CFP, 933, Betty Krain ik CFP, 933, Eunice Wigen CAM, 923, Robert Schmitz, CMP, 913. Robert Kaufman CAP, 903, David Eckels CAP, 903, Mary Pritchard CAP, 903, Earl Kurtz CAM, 903, Dale Stone CAFP, 893, Esther Polivka CFMP, 883, Henry Geisler CP, 943. Carmen Duebner CM,933, Jeannette Roeder ncl Philip Alvin Loeffler CP, 943, CA, 933, Janet Eberharclt CM, 933, Roger Morris CAP, 893, a Knell CAM, 883. PAGE I3

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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.

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Dickens' hard-hearted, tight-fisted old Scrooge Pappy Todd KPhilip Knelli can't resist eaves- is brought to life by john Spindler in the creative dropping when Abe Lincoln tWilliam Howardr writing class' Christmas program. comes a'courting his daughter Mary lEsther Polivkai. Author George Luecker coaches Officers james Magill, head of Lincoln's All the gaiety of Tory Revolutionary festivities English department, and Vice-principal R. K. unmindful of the approach of victorious Ameri John appeared in a faculty safety play, 'kWheels. can forces, is pictured in this Washington's Birthday scene. ' ' ' STUDENT TALENT Student talent received emphasis in l-incoln's l038-30 program schedule. Not only the actual tlramatizations, but also the angles ol' produc- tion and composition were turned over to stu- tlent management in a large number ol' audi- torium presentations. Toasting Tory success in the Revolutionary War are june Wenndorf, Charles Sargent, Thomas Ken- nedy, Leland Hibbard, Donald Seitz, Esther Polivka, lone Jacobson, and William Lutz. lPage l4l Lincoln sophomores presented an entertaining one-act play in which, besides jane Jacobson and Alice Lindroth, LPage l5l, Guy Pfeifer, Robert Well- PAGE 14 hoefer, Betty Wenndorf, and Anita Biesmeyer participated. Bending over Baby George Washington are Marcel Tadych, Albert Strong, Evelyn Stefanick. and Carole Schmidt. lPage 151 Donald Schuerer, Francis Schenian, William Flint, and Donald Krupkat, tickled the funny bone with a de-versified Lincoln Cabinet scene. For Haudience-appeal and genuine humor. no '39 program could touch the athletic department's hilarious pep meeting of February 26. Pictured in the crew are fPage 151: Left to right, row 1--Philip Knell, Vernon Keune. William Hrudka, Gene Knauer, Edward Steckmesser. Row Z -David Eckels, jack Krumdick. Delton Hansen, Alfred Ziemer, Roger Morris. Robert Walt- hers, Robert Holsen. Earl McDonnell.