Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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MIXED music Five musical organizations, each aware of pitch, of melody, and of harmony, devote time and energy to uphold the name of Lincoln. We're mighty proud of our two Bands, the Orchestra, the Mixed Chorus, and the Girls' Glee Club. ' ' 11 ON THE MARCH CONCERT 1-'ARE HERE'S AN example of some of the variety tound at Lincoln's annual mid-winter band concert. Showing some of the peoples who contributed to I-Xmerica's music are Eugene Louis and Bob Franz as Indians, Willard Erdman as a Russian, and Eden Kloida as a Bohemian. SILVER IUBILEE REPRESENTING the first high school band in Manito- woc. these modern musicians impersonate-d the mem- bers ot that first organization ot 1917, when the band celebrated its Silver Iubilee, April 24. Row 1, leit to right -- Bill Gloe, Kenneth Pagel, Don Pauly, Bill Pteiter. Row 2-Edward Anderson, Wallace Adams, Rene Schwalbe, Charles Randolph. Wallace Gransee.

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music it attribute bers moi! We g AND mem - tot num the honors and elrilgllggig Mothers erous concerts to iv Omced them. who successtullif ln ' other , t season, Us m d During llbioIlSSrnustciaD'5' Splgrisixed Years' lg d lvlothers, Pafgclp and b the on Lon OU ir? tournaments at New Stever1S Poml' li . . lanned eac 1' ities are P . hen Band actllfihe local meeting? 'tgleml month C1 rovide entertain S the studefgs 5 also act as hostes-S9 Bernd MO? .ef to all visitrnili bands' ' t is centered in- iostgrln Their rntefes ygn ol rnuslc H1 hlgd - - . G l . ' CONCERT 'wi in Gsrirw. me apple? ts its Q bio wb fm EXCHANGE egrance and mutt line Deflomt' School STU Sllgcmgh with llYinQ Colors-, Protesslmlal in Gilpaqaln Qave NS HSV Q Much credit they Came l this orqonizaironh Ure.. 's YDGU itliis SONG 4 Wgtosa Ollicers o en Sc euer, Uwatosa Cofrcer Wau . , Worr , WG V U exchaUQe drector ol the - President, Mrs' Albert Eflflel' CD59 in C1 Brendel, l on of mr,isiC. - idem Mrs. d Son Ogg, to lvlr. ROY joyable alterno vice-Dfes Mfg Edward An ef Q ' ost GU etarY ' roy Q TU f secr f Ohm WQYGT. band, treasurer, Mrs. l BAND I Row 1, left to right-Ruth Butz, La Verne Kattner, Mann Ihlenield, Miriam Plank, Elaine Stanzel, Caroline Rodewald, lane Hertel. Row 2-Ieanette Ketter, Calvin Weyer, Milford Knutson, Raymond Schmidt, William Gloe, William Pfefier, Lorraine Head, lack Pultz, Max Bauer, Wallace Adams, Carl Rosinsky, Hugo Drumm, Betty lane Gruber, William Schadeberg, Thomas Butler. Row 3-Norman Rank, lane Sieker, Donald Pauly, lol-in Kellner, Earl Verkins, Robert Bruechert, Le Roy Weber, Robert Schmidt, William Simmer, lack Kolodzik, Gordon Steeber, Le Roy Shuber, Virginia Riederer, Wesley Martin, Arthur Iohn- son, Charles Randolph, Iohn Doolan, Earl Swokowski, Maxine Wigen, Warren Meyer, Elaine Lutz, Row 4-Kenneth Pagel, lack Nesheim, Helen Neuhaus, Elva Koch, Thomas lohnson, lone Wranovsky, lohn Kott, Eden Kloida, Edward Schrinner, Robert Glaeser, Albert Engel, Lloyd Wernecke, Edward Anderson, Wilbert Dill. Row 5-Paul Staddler, lohn Kropp, Russell Kanter, George Peters, Mr. Ruiin Boyd, Victor Hendries, Robert Berkedal, Rene Schwalbe, George Pfeiter, Wallace Gransee, Frances Wick, Donald Ames. Absent--Charles Eucher, Arnold Rusboldt, Bette Scheuer. Vi 2