Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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1-S-glacier M YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU cn 54: qt! mg- Ev-1 59 as EU' 52 -Q -4 ,.. no ,A ,.. WO 'TQ rn 5 co t t pictured: Karsten Aarhus, lack g, R th Butz, Loris Houghton, Frances Humm, Tom Inglis, Robert Kappelmann, Robert Kelley, Charles Kollath, Ieanne McConnell. Diroclod by Miss Lillian Miogel Y HONEY Donohue, Bill Schultz, Floraine Wehrwein, Bill Eisner, and Bob Fergu- son ot You Can't Take It With You tame prove theyre not superstitious. PBESENTING Floraine Wehrwein, the tluttery mother oi You Cant Take It With You , takes time out from her story writing to smile tor us. 'MIDST the tumult oi preparations for their great performance, Tom Barrie, Don Mueller, and Iohn Dalrymple wait tor their turn as Miss May Clark, and Mr, Frank Novitski make up some of the senior class play stars.

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PRINTED WORD MANITOU, annual literary magazine, cultivating the budding talents of iuture authors and artists ,am 44-Q, vw MANITOU 'Vin M, P, - GAY NINETIES This year Lincoln's literary magazine, the Manitou, car- ried out a rollicking Gay 90's theme in plush red, black, and white. On publication day, March ll, the staii pre- sented an all-assembly program from which scenes are shown here: Above. left to right, Editor Mary Ann Huberty. Associates Audrey Miller and Grace Gennrich and in a dance from way back when. Upper left. Last century's motorists are Advertising Manager Elaine Dill, Arline Paustian and Art Editor Iack Christiansen. 'lDaisy, Daisy, Give Me Your Answer True warble Iohn Haese, Harold Smith, William Hansen, and David McDermand. Advisers: Art-Mrs. Cleeta Pultz. General-Miss Mar- garet Reuter. Row 1, left to right-Shirley Wedertz, Doris Burger, Ruth Butz, Loris Houghton, Helen Neuhaus, Marion Iachimstal, Larayne Mecca, Louise Kasper, Charlotte Trombla. Row 2 - Alice Holsen, Merle Hansen, Susan Eckels, Millicent Saecker, Patricia Bonar, Audrey Plautz, Helen Ieanne Ledvina, Mary Lou Schuette, Patricia Gesell. Row 3 -Richard Sheraski, Ruth Broderick, Bette Phalen, Bernice Rapp, Patricia Davis, lean Mangm, Charles Daetz, Dorothy Vanden Busch, Valla lean Palmer, Evelyn O'Neil, Lansing Hooper, lack Huberty. I 2 I

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class plays Moi FoR DRAMA BOUQUETS SEVEN SISTERS lunior Class Play March 20-21, 1942 l Directed by Miss Lorraine Anderson BASHFUL Ernst Kabotli, in the iron suit, surveys Charles Kestly in his Hungarian costume for Seven Sisters. Be- spectacled Robert Rosinsky watches in silent meditation. NORBERT Nelson, astounded, in- SEVEN little sisters lcount 'emi all in a row. Reading from spects the Wicked-looking swords in lett to right, we see Mary Pollock, Marie Lost, Bernice Rapp, the hands ot William Hansen and Pauline Zeman, Betty Kelnlfioter, Lina layr, and Marilyn Han- William Krysan. sen. Olive lagodinsky is cornrnandress-in-cniet.