Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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Row 4-Dorothy Kacynski, Dorothy Pet- ers, Donald Duchun, Joan Holly, Harold Just, Roger Armstrong, Gordon Kohlbeck, Milton Soukup, Paul Lettenhcrger, Betty Herzog, Alice Spevachek, Wallace Glaeser, Robert Stone, Jack DeWein, Mr. Rufin Boyd. directory Donald Bauer, Marland Waak, Charlotte Wick, LeRoy Krejcarek. James Plinske Walsworth, Howard Stone, Myron Absent when picture was taken-Donald Lomprey L Qamail eancefzjd Backing up the grand work of the first chorus, is our second chorus, whose task is to prepare itself for l the time when its members will be advanced to a position in the first chorus. f Much credit is also due to the second band, whose members strive to meet the qualifications which N will some day make them members of the first band. SECOND BAND Row 1, left to right-Edwin Karn, Keith Hansen, Harold Schuknecht, Wayne Johnson, Barbara Rowley, Dorothy Eggert, Dolores Zipperer, Elaine Larson, Sylvia Knutson Row 2-Robert Durs. Lili Georgenson, William Mt-Elligott, Rita Daley, Eugene Kaderabek, E lmer Hardraih, Howard Hansen Row 3-Robert I-Ieideman, Donald Theil, Lloyd Ferdon, John Broderick, Paul Clark, Thomas Peachek, Mr. William Jones, director, Theodore Jarosh, William Wagner, Ronald Rusboldt Absent when picture was taken-Delmar Lettenlrerger, William Nielson 97

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lil RST BAN D Row I, left to right-Victor Kohlln-ck, Russell Wilke, Robert Rowley, Martial Ledvinn, Carolyn Worthington, Lois Cul. ver, Joan Davis, Beverly Luecke Row 2-Paul Kaderabek, William Glander, Charlotte Streich, Rita Thoke, Fred Greenwald, Francis Ziegelhauer, John Nickles. Harold Klulh, Ralph Rick, Keith Page, Grezory Boissonnault, Carl Butler, Joan Monka, Marie Butz Row 3-James Olander, Gordon Dvorak, Lorraine Schwartz. Raymond Sampe, Jun- ior Licrmann, Joseph Pfeifer, William Evans, Janet Duebner, Dale Blahnik. Raymond Luisier, Robert Breckenridge. Donald Klimcnt, Ethel Wcrnecke t'All play and no workw is certainly not the case with Lincoln High's first bantl. for we have heard evidence of their practice makes periectn motto during the mid-winter, lyceum and spring concerts. With- out the swaying to the ttMerry-go-round Song and the clapping to Steppin' Out, the pep and fun ot foot- ball and basketball games would not be complete. Their peacetime reconversion this year was a successful trip and concert at Wauwatosa. 96 014 SECOND CHORUS Row l, left to right-Betty Jane Sind- elar, Dorothy Wiesner, Joan Peknlik, Patiricia Donoian, Patricia Novak, Marion Pleuss, LaVerne Boldt, Betty 0'Konski, Jean Tills, Irene Kamfnski, Charlotie Franz, Mr. VVilliam Jones, director Row Z-LaVerne l-Iastreiter, Patricia Halloran, Gladvce Slipek, Delores Kol- lath, Rosalie Hayward, Dorothy Sheep han, Ellen Rose, Nita Garry, Bernice Delsman, Phyllis Geroll, Elaine Fogl- tanz, Helen Coons, Kathryn Rezach Row 3-Lee Kattner, Armin Rosinsky, John Osieczanek, Richard Lanelois, Gerald Waak, Joseph Baumann, Joseph Decker, Jerry Diederichs. Donald Um- nus, Norman Skarda, Leonard Skarda Ati piano-Wilma Olm

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MIXED CHORUS Row 1. left to right-Elizabeth Johnson, Ann Check, Carolyn Haesc, Catherine McCarthy, Betty Post, Dorothy Picfer, Carole Toomey, Carol Hansen, Betty Klein, Ludmilla Jakouhek Row 2-Germaine Kanter, June Wilcox, Barbara Williamson, Mary Ann Becker, Cora Iverson, Lois Kronschnalxcl, Roselln Newman, Marilyn Herzog, Patricia Herzog, Bettie Chermak, Elayne Novak Row 3-Beverly Grcyearek, Mildred Stenson, Jean Jones, Virginia Dean, Ella Krumdick, Edith Naumann, Charlotte Stxohfeldt, Nona Huebner, Marianne W'unrow, Donna Kitzerow, Betty Ziarnik. Marion Kullath, Ethel Niephaus, Doris Erdmann Row 4-Howard Becker, Harold Kluth, Peter Green, Gregory Boissmnault, Dale Knickelbine, Robert Nichols, Robert Rutherford, Paul Blallfnss. Paul Lettenberger, Henry Vits, Wallace Glacser, John L:iFond, Ervin Wichlacz, Howard Wilsmann, Marvin Holschbach, Charles Monka, Gordon Kehlbcck Absent when picture was 'aken-Gerald Dcnk, Betty Nelson Can't help singing, from the song ot the same name, echoes from our voices in the first chorus as we prove our worth in the concerts given to the junior high schools and Kiwanis Club, as well as in the mid-winter and spring concerts. From this group the talents ot Robert Nichols, Lois Kronschnabel, john LaFond and Gerald Denk have been revealed in their solo work. Maxima of Mefacfied No matter how stern you want to look, Mr. Boyd, everyone lniows you have a heart of gold and a per- sonality that makes possible the great success of our music department. A little more volume, please, is the sign given by Mr. William jones, ace director, as he leads the Lin- coln High School orchestra, appearing on the lower halt ot the opposite page. 98