Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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Right-Mrs. Dorothy Waldo Phillips, youth councillor, lectures to a student committee on behalf of a recreation center for Manitowoc. Right-Jovial third-floor janitor Joe Traurig poses in a new guise after bringing down a if N large buck during deer season this fall. IN A YEAR-ROUND LOG OF LINCOLN LIFE N zmrod , f, ig f M , Y . fy f ,nga Left-In full regalia of the Sea Scouts is Albeit Vits senior, snapped at the Sea Scouts' annual Biidffe of Honor formal with partner Alice Bassinan Junioi Lois Harrington, aluinnus, and Robert Gretz junioi admire.

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AK P Beauty at Noon Whirlpools of Color and Excitement Left - Enjoying' the scenery on the lake at noon are five seniors. The spice ol' student liI'e with everything' nice can be eziupght in pictured highlights throughout the year. A quiet noon hour in spring' lunching' by the lake, :L spring lorinal, or er daily locker gala fest provides leisure during' the term. ln class- tiine he presents ai serious lace to his instructor, but after the bell-new worlds to conquer. lliglite-llnily get-together and social ten minutes ol' the locker crowd is enjoyed lmelore zilternoon homeroom. lleeognizalule Que thoughtful Alice Nittelstaedt, Janet llerkedzil, Jerry Denk, and Gerry Court- ziwny. Admiringz' lioh Spiering's muscle ure Dave Mcllermnnd. Viied Grmey, Holm llrilmek, and Jacques Trudel. l,l Q Convention S i

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0 Student Founcil T hat OCIJETYIWICTU of the people, b the people, or the people EADING the services essential forthe maintenance and upholding oi' Lincoln's fine democratic ideals is its Student Council. It is a representative group which is truly helping' to construct the scho0l's path of achievement and success. Members are elected from all homerooms in the fall. From then until the time of final adjournment everyone is kept busy performing his task. They help to reach the high percentage goals in the sale of war stamps .and to improve conditions wherever needed and generally steer school proceedings along a smooth plane. During the course of the year, the Student Council has direct charge of Homecoming. Mid-Semester and Pre Prom dances with its members serving' on all committees. They have 'oeen keeping' an orderly flow oi' trai'l'ic, assisting with plans for a recreation center, helping' to put ovcr successful College llays in addition to conducting' all-important bond and stamp sales. Row I, la-ft to riulut-l'm-ter Sll0l'I1lIl4'lI, Ilorothy Rupp:-I, .I nf-I H1-rkcdnl, lfnlricin Rnurll, 'rll0Il1IlN Jnnsen, Mr. lflrncut lillllwlll, Ilitn lluxold, lmwrm- lla-cker, llcrniu- knuth, .lim Wnlnworth. Row 2---Mnry Ann Ilnmnrlu-ls, lic-tw Sfllllllll, Gem-ucvc Ncrnetz, Marjorie Fora. Lois Nick, .lunc Zimmer, Marilyn llerzopz, Mnry Stnefflvr. .lucque Gnllmglwr, llc-len llnrm-M. Row Il-Anclrcu Houston, John Smmzv, Joseph Kaufman, .lulnerc Murcxh, Robert Kownlski, i'lmrlcr4 Klinkner, Clmrlcx lie-ist, Vurol White, Shirley Schuler. .loan Tvctcn. Row lt-lldward Holson, Glenn Johnson, Robert Kopotif, Rohr-rt Spicrinxz, Donuld Vnn Groll Donald Worcl Gcrnld llcnk, Victor Hermann, Leonard Pfcller, Richard Novy, Donald lmmprcy, Allnn llcrlnke. 14