Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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ZCCM AHEAD The abbreviation O means official Cclass or Senior Ace points are: Marilyn Ploederl, publi- council, office or committee Workl, A, athletics, cations, Donald Stephenson, boys' athletics, D, dramatics, M, music, and P, publications. Edwin Karn, music, Kathleen Magill, dramatics Members of the committees for checking and girls' sports, Germaine Kanter, officials. CTop picture-D KTOD picture? fTOp picture? Carol Aggen OP Phyllis Creager OAD Elaine Larson OAM Audrey Boeckrnan OD Beverly Greycarek OADM Arden Horstman ODM Kgthleen Busse OAP Doris Herbst OP Germaine Kanter OM fBottom picturel fBottom picturej fBottom picturel Iames Maples OA Iames Olander ODMP George Spoentgen OAP Ioqrme Malek ODP Clifford Maurer OA Gloria Zigmund OP Kathleen Mqgill OAP Robert Skeels OA Robert Vinton OA t ,

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BIG WHEELS TO QUALIFY tor the title of Senior Ace, students must rank high in both academic and extracurricular work. The stu- dent must be in attendance two semesters and have a scholastic average of 1.5 points or better at the close of the seventh semes- ter. Points are earned by participating in extracurricular activi- ties. Out ot 165 seniors eligible for the Senior Ace award, 28 students with the highest averages and most activities have been chosen. Marilyn Ploederl GADP and Gerald Salinsky OAD tied for Ace of Aces. This was the first time in the history of Lincoln that there was a tie. ACES 3 AND 4 Edwin Karn OADMP lohn Pelishek OAP ACES 7 AND 8 Gerald Wojta OAD leannette Berg OADMP ACES 5 AND 6 David Tess OADM IoAnn Cerny OADP ACES 9 AND lU . Iohn Tangen OA Marilynn McConnell OADP Page IB

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for the HESE ARE the students who spice Lincoln life with activity, and uphold the school's line democratic ideals. The Student Council is a representative group which helps to construct the path to achievement and success. Mr. Erickson, our new adviser, has been very cap- able in guiding Council decisions. Members of the Student Council are elected by the students in homerooms in the tall. From then, until the end ot the school term, they are kept busy with lyceum programs and reorganiz- ing and keeping school activities up to par. The Council meets every Tuesday to discuss the problems of the school, and to plan activities which include Orientation day, Pre-Prom, Mid- semester, and Homecoming. They also con- ducted the March ot Dimes campaign and did much to encourage the sale ot stamps and STUDENT COUNCIL bonds each week in the homerooms. A well- tormulated Student Code was originated by the Council to place betore the community, as well as the student body, a picture of what ct good student strives to be. Resumed after a lapse of several years, Stu- dent Government day was a big success. Ger- ald Salinsky, principal, lames Maples, vice-prin- cipal, and David Tess, guidance director, were elected to take over these otlices by their fellow council members. ln the classrooms student teachers were chosen to assume the duties of the regular teachers. ln this way many ot the students were able to visualize the important chores and responsibilities of their educators. This is the Student Council, a most important vehicle on the Lincoln Hi-Way. Le!! to right, row l. Mr. Edwin Erickson, Mariorie Brose, Shirlee Remiker, Lois Treadwell, Gerald Salinsky, Iames Maples, Gerald Woiia, Clifford Maurer, Germaine Kanter. Phyllis Creager, Carole Kopotic, Beverly Grey- carek. Row 2. Marilyn Franz, Constance Iohnsrud. Rita Delsman, Carol Berkedal, Charles Kubitz, Thomas Duffy, Rich- ard Benzshawel, Iames Ploss, Donald Novy, Betty Worthington, lane Kowalski, Nadine Brown, Dolores Rohan. Row 8. Paul Hanson, Robert Novak, William Wossink. Kenneth Steinbrecher, Iohn Leschke, Theodore Herzog. Giles Hanson, Raymond Lutterman, Thomas Dirkmann, Donald Parlow, David Tess, George Spoentgen, Russell Schrinner, George Ziamik, Harold Tadych. Page Z0