Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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K QL ,F.,,,.v -g. e, M iixwmg 'T' Mary lNflcElligott, Student Council president, center, stops before she swings the bottle to christcn the YMS-lb0 to pose with two of her friends, Susan Eckels and Meryle Engelbrecht. Mary was accorded this honor after students and faculty had voted her best school citizen. Gur Nlary Sponsors T.. A Minesweeper ., There is a big splash, and niine- sweepcr YNIS-160, which Nlary NIC- Elligott sponsored, hits the water. PAGE 8 HILE our boys are fighting all over the world, we Lincolnites are proud to play a small part in lVlanitowoc's leading war in- dustry, the building of submarines, mine- sweepers, and sub chasers Qlanuary 30 was a big day in the life of Mary lXlcLfllieott, Student Council president, for that was the day on which she sponsored Nline- sweeper YINIS-lhO, which was launched at the liurgier shipyard, A lew students who are employed inthe citys two shipyards are thereby making a direct contribution toward the production of war materials 'lihe rest ol' us do what we can in other ways to help build a world order in which all men may thinla and speak and play and work and worship in freedom and harmony, a world in which there will be equality ol! oppor- tunity lor all. Ji Yxy5Q75,7Y0.m:,7.,,,l,,i., W 4......4.,,.,.f.,,, -ff

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