Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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Upon the subject 0 Administration of Education - NEWCOMER to Lincoln High School this year is Miss Bernice Roth, right, vice-principal. Her office is a humming center of activity from the time she begins signing absence slips in the morning until she leaves to take charge of the tardy hall in Room 105 after school. Secretary to Miss Roth is Miss Marilyn Pracki, be- low, right, a '43 graduate of Lincoln High. In the main office, below, is Miss. Nora Healy. Miss Jeanette Ketter, extreme left, is secretary to Principal C. G. Stangel.

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0 Administration NYONIC who has come in contact with Mr. C. G. Stang'el will readily zLg'1'ee that it is his fine clm1'acte1', dependability, and resouicefulness that have won him 2lC'l'l2llIll among' businessmen, teachers, and students alike. The high Sl.Elllfl2ll'flS ol' learning and the provision I' ' ' ' 1 skills which oi impiovtment in technical the lnlonrd ol' Education plans l'o1' the future ol' the students of Mani- towoc Public Schools is due to the cooperative spirit found throughout the Manito- woc school system. BOARD Ol ICIIIWATION Luft to right-fwalicr llorsrh, Rohcrt Lindwall, Miss Vera Ducno Hccrl-hul'yg Francis Rmzownki, Wnlicr Jenn, Frnnk liloihcr, Superintendent L. H. Lamb, VVilliam Eck.

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Q CLASSES it ,Q 20 - not presuming to dictate any plan or system respecting it - SCIENCE Scientifically speaking, we introduce the science teachers. Topping the list, Mr. John Norman, physics 15 classes of ith, Mr. Albert Guepe, chemistry, physical education, and human biology: Mr. Edwin Erickson, chemistry Cditto Mr. Normanjg Miss Helene Hedrick, general biology, social prob- lems, human biology, and natural history. Whew! Miss .lulia Janecek, human biology and geomctryg Mr. F. W. Rosentreter, earth science, economic geography, and world history. Below-On chairs of tribulation rest, left to right, Shir- ley Schuler and Terry Snowden, Pop Norman supplying the chaperonage. 1