Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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HI-Y CLUB Zahorik, john Doolan, Sherman McKay,piRober4 Spieri . Robert Bynger. Eueehe was taken. I 1 ,, - 7 lf , fi if ' 1 if ' fx I ' 5 0 . L! , 1 1, I a ' i Q I I ' 1 l f 4 I f f ,I I ffl -f A . l A Vi , . I , r W If fl! ft 195 l Den ONMIN let the headline mislead you. The Hi-Y boys are affectionately called wolves only because of their popularity with the fair sex. They're really tops! To create, establish, and maintain the high standards of Christian character in the school is the motto of the l-li-Y Club Membership in this organization is an honor in itself, since all the members are elected and the size of the club is limited. This year the club had complete charge of Homecoming An effort has also lsecn made to raise enough money for an electric scoreboard for the Lincoln High gymnasium, Xloney raised from the annual I-li-Y-Teachers basketball game has gone toxx ard this cause Mr. Newton T. Qlones is the l-li-Y supervisor. Ofhcers ofthe club are Willard fjrdman, presidentg Bob Luedke, Vice-presidentg Eugene Schblaska, secretaryg Art Xlcliay. treasurer. PAGE 17

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Busy Hands In Time Cf Needy Red Cross Workers Do Succeed HE ARCS, or the American Red Cross Service, under the direction of Mrs Esther Grell, and the Red Cross Service Club sponsored by Miss julia janecek, are txxo very popular clubs with victory conscious girls, Besides sweaters, the girls also knitted special scarfs for the Army and Xax y They abandoned social meetings and instead spent their time knitting and sewing. At the request of the Red Cross chapter, the girls converted several l'olts of flannel into warm bed jackets for refugee children. To conserve material, they used the scraps of flannel for making service mens sewing kits. They also cut the scraps into little squares and made baby blankets out of them. Working together the two clubs knitted enough six inch squares to make one large af- ghan, which was given to the Red Cross to be used in bomb shelters. The afghan was a con- tribution from all the members of both clubs, since each girl knitted at least one square, At the end of the year the clubs displayed their handiwork to the student body The ofhcers of the ARCS are: ,lane Vnuk, president, Violet Gilbert, vice-president, Dore- thea Taylor, secretary, Mildrecl Bohacek, treasurer. These girls have presided over the meetings of the Red Cross Service Club: Carol Wilkc president, Rosemarie Sweetman, vice-president, Valla Gene Palmer, secretaryg Ruth Wyszyn- ski, treasurer. Program Committee: Rosemarie Sweetman, lirla Stock, Barbara Lindeman. i ARCS CLUB Row l, left to right-W Mary Flannigan, Gloria Vetting, Erna Roepke, Eva Snowden, Marilyn Pracki, jane Lesperance, June Bursek. Row 2-Isabel Skarda, Dorothea Taylor, La Verne Krumm, Audrey Ann Siebert, Mrs. Esther Grell, La Vonne Knuth, jane Vnuk, Violet Gilbert. Row Se' Dolores Gretz, Dolores Gerharz, jane Zagrodnik, Dolores Rodewald, joan Smith, Geraldine Holtz, Elaine Fricke, Florence Rank, Pauline Ott. Row 4e'Edith Miller, june Madson, Dolores Soukup, Elaine Rathsack, Dorothy Roepke, Catherine Breck- enridge, Mildred Bohacek, Lilah Vetting, Mary Ann Vogel. Absent were Dorothy Beckman, Anita Buck, Shirley Diskowski, Dolores Heinzen, Jennie Maples, Marion Namz, La Verne Robinson, Ruth Sickles, Shirley Willman, Marjorie Mohr, ldabel Olson, Elaine Troehel RED CROSS SERVICE Row 1, left to right-La Verne Kotowski, Helen Paklinoski, Virginia Stueber, Maxine Stebbins, Carol Wilke, Ruth Tittl, Dorothy Petska, Shirley Schroeder. Row 2MRuth Walden, Delores Kleman, Carol Wagner, Miss Julia Janecek, Lorraine Prince, Doris Kolb, Dorothy Tadych, Helen Muench. Row 3 -Jayne Kries, Elaine Doubek, Irene Boldt, Erla Stock, Elaine Haupt, Jo Ann DeWein, Valla Gene Palmer, jean Schmitt, Helen Sweetman, Marion jachimstal. Row 4--ffBarbara Lindeman, Lorraine Steckmesser, Mildred Dufek, Ruth Wyzinski, Beverly Seefeldt, Jeanette Steeber, June March, Rose Marie Sweetman, Evelyn O'Neil. Leonette Swetlick and Alice Mae Silbcrsack were absent. PAGE 19