Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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ETTI :he S AGE O PROGRAM held in our auditorium would have heen complete without these workers loehind the scenes. Although we seldom realize it, the members of the newly organized Stagecralt cluh have been very much responsible for the successes ol the class plays and other programs. 'llheir higgest, most difficult, and most successful stage set was the deck ol the H.lVl.S. Pinalore, scene of the school operetta. The pictures of the cluh shown here were taken on the set. The mcmlsers ol' this cluh under the direction ol lklr. Arthur Haber- man studied stage sets, new types ol props, curtains and drops. Although most ol their meetings were spent studying or setting up sets on our own stage, the members also enjoyed a Christmas hanquet and a supper get-together at the closing meeting. The officers ol the Stagecralt cluh are: lirnst Kahoth, president, lfran- ces Wiclt, secretary, and Howard Vieweger, treasurer. EXHIBITING THEIR CRAFT Top picture: Standing Mr. Arthur Hab- erman, Ernst Kaboth. Kneeling - Bernard Reiderer, Howard Vieweger, Victor Herman, Donald Louis. Seated-Frances Wick, Lois Roehl, Carol Kramer. Middle-Karl Adams, Victor Herman, Lois Roehl, Frances Wick, Mr. Haberman. Bottom-Howard Vieweger, Bill Falk, Don Louis, Ernst Kaboth, Mr. Haber- man. STAGE CRAFT CLUB ' Sm m m, mi PAGE 15

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So that We May Enjo Mutual Interests CC HIEILIIINC for victoryn is the by-vvord of every one of Lineolns clubs this year. lXliss Leone johnson, vice-principal and club supervisor, declares the main purpose ol' the clubs this year is to uprovide a recreational outlet in a period of stress and strainfi Besides providing the student vvith recreational facilities and giving him the desirable companionship of those of his ovvn age, the clubs stress another important outcome. They develop in the student the knack of getting along xvith people, indispensable in carving out a usclul niche for himself in society. liach club has sponsored many varied projects such as knitting for the Red Cross, col- lecting jars lor thc hospital, malving candy for the U. S O , not to mention many an enjoyable social meeting l.incoln's clubs are doing a vvonderlhul job ol' fostering the imaginative traits and ltindling the sparlv ol initiative and individuality that vvill mean so much in the postwar days to come, vvhen the nation xvill depend on the strength and character of its youth. STAGE CRAFT CLUB Standing Karl Adams. Bill Falk, Donald Louis, Victor Herman. Seated Lois Roehl, Howard Vieweger, Mr. Haberman, Ernst Kaboth, Frances Wick. The group is pictured on the set the Stageeraft club built for H.M.S. Pinaforef' W 1' .T YA tx L T i, 2 . 4 it i t1Q'i,i,i Q 41 PAGE l-Il

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DANCING CLUB Row l. left to right Virginia Cvguniel-4, Murinn Zuhorik, Arlene Knrhon, Carol Karn, Shirley St. George, Beverly Ilarlem, Elaine Kmnin:-ki. Row D Ruth llunsudcr, Shirley Terens, Lorraine llmnernik, Miss Lura NleDowell, Marcella Natzke, Evelyn Augus- tine. Mury june Meyer, llelcn Uriesluueh. Row .I Mnry York, Faye Meissncr, Bettie Iverson, Betly I ou Uerharz, Geraldine Kur- lmn, Ifvelyn Iloullurk, Dolores Sundw, Rose lklury Ilnndl, llurriet Duenkel Row 4 -Dolores Peterilf, Roy Krieser, Norman Sander- son, 'I'nn1Rcddin, Flnrinn Milbuuer, Chris Miller, Russell Murz, John Teitgen, Mrxrtin Stenson, Jeanne Brodlcorh. Absent were: George Berg, Wesley Chun1pion, Roy Ifidler, Beulah Cranzow, Lorudoii Lucbke, Betty St. George, und Carol Peek. From FOX Trot OUND and round they go, these clehonair members of Miss Lura McDow'ell's Dancing Club. And theyre enjoying every minute of it, whether it lee waltz, schottische, or one of the popular jitterbug numbers. Cf course, you can understand why the jitterbutf, would he popular. Roy Krieser, that ace jitterbugger of Lincoln high school, is president of the club, Other officers are jean Buh- linger, vice-president, and Bettie Iverson, treasurer. The eluh met in the gym every other Wednesday for the first semester, but during the second semester, they met in the instrument room under the stage. Music was provided by phonograph records. The purpose ol' the cluh is to introduce new dances to the members and to improve their technique in social dancing, Alter a year of practice, you wont see any of the club members sitting on the side-lines at tlances, PAGE 16