Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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ONLY THE BEST of these records will be used at the council dance-Lenore Iohn selecting. With sessions lasting several hours, members bring their own lunchfto stave oft immediate starvation and malnutritionfand munch contentedly, solving the thorny problems of What dance records to get for the preeprom dance? and 'll-low to eat a collapsible sandwich? at the same time. Watched over by Mr. Ernest Ludwig. who doesn't mind the job cxt all. the Student Council is certain to be the coming thing in student government. The Flambeaus irrepressible photog- rapher, popping out ot dark corners and other unexpected places, snapped a few of the venerables ottguard, with the results on the following pages. Topics include curlers, baths, and sandwiches-tor the councilors, though weighted down with school problems, are just ordinary humans with appe- tites and straight locks, even as you and l. UPPER RIGHT TIME OUT, meetings otten run over the noonhour, so Lenore Iohn and Kenneth Schmitt double up on eating and learning parliamentary procedure at the same time. . EAD ll1niorlEH for Q 191- 'SI ABgounc,7ejs:11f,,?'Z in the OR In' ef - .Dr qom . NISE View Om Of 'Time in , ' S on 'equi 'noni 9 d' 171s '11 Wi 1 Is I . 6 ,011 . 01's solcllssiohqlk is H subjects Is Bo Ped ,be Oh conOwqrd for Hzellnie Lu pfgbl dug! . GOO app dwl Sm 111 th djlew I I'OpQl . e sm f lun, dy 101' -12011 ' 119 s Qdi ' A S '19 Ysie Q 'IJ

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PATHWAY TO LEARNING, Kabovel fringed with sunshine and shade. even as our school days, is the beautiful entrance to Lincoln. Changing President Lincolns tamous phrases around a bit, Lincoln High inaugurated its new government ot the students, by the students, tor the students , last tall, with the election ot a student council. Choosing two of the councilors, Lenore Iohn and Kenneth Schmitt. to personify the typical student members. the Flumbeau takes you. with them. through the duties and pleasures ol this body. Under the leadership ot Paul Kelley, senior, several retorms have been introduced, namely, the study hall monitors, and the newly adopted prom ordinances. The latter occasioned many a hotly contested battle, but this year Lincolnites were tucked in a little earlier than usual on prom night, all due to the Councils ettorts. dmiiiistering justice to students, y more democratic methods, the ouncil, solving Lincolns problems, contributes to our independence and success. 5 r IUST LOOKING. Kenneth Schmitt scans the posters ol the Pagibit. press-agenb ed by the Council. t aw- nm st PAIN HIT The Sung 8 Manitowoc Apr. 19 Q APT- W ,..-' W-rt N , swf' ,.s

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Y- . ssss is Q sewn the C UNUIL at EARNESTLY DISCUSSING the prom situotion, os committee members on thot troublesome topic, ore: left, Paul Kelley, Gretchen Thiede, ornd lohn Loei, seniors. The linol outcome oi oll the heot- ed orgurnents was ot set oi prom ordinonces which provided tor stricter supervision ond solved everybody's Worries nicely, even to prov- ing thot this yeor's prom was the biggest success in mony years. INVADING a lady's boudoir for this intimate snap, we find Lenore Iohn, senior, busily engaged in packing. The occasion? A meeting oi high school student councils in Madison. Our subject isn't quite ready to go-note the curlers -- but don't worry, what woman ever is on time! HEACI-HNG tor o towel is Kenneth Schmitt, senior, olso bound to Modison for the convention. Colught in o very homey pose, he doesn't seem cz bit disconcerted over the prospect oi being watched. Wonder who is honding him thot Turkish towel? Could it be the photographer? PRESENTING Mr. Ernest Ludwig. student council adviser. who levies a restraining hand on his councilors when their enthusiasm threatens to run away with them. Enioying a little talk with him, we find, Cleftl lean Basel. Mr. Lud- wig. Kenneth Rusch. and William Iohnson. .qua ,pn-all 5