Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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'Mace mae named ROADMASTERS The Class of '48 elected Germaine Kanter Best Citizen. The nominations were made by the senior class, and the three candidates With the highest number of votes were voted on by the faculty. Badger Boys and the Badger Girl chosen to participate in the Week-long activity in Ripon and Madison were Audrey Boeck- man, William McElligott, lack Zahn and Donald Stephenson. Iohn Tangen and Clifford Maurer were absent when the picture was taken. ' Chosen for their outstanding work on the four publications, thirty-five students were recommended by Miss Dorothy Crain, director of publications, for membership in the Quill and Scroll International Honorary Society for high school journalists. To be elected to Quill and Scroll each student must be a junior or senior, must have a recommendation from his adviser, and must have done outstanding work on publications. Top picture: Germaine Kanter, DAR Girl. Lower picture: Audrey Boeck- man. Donald Stephenson. lack Zahn, William McE1ligott, Badger Girl and Boys. QUILL AND SCROLL Left to right, row 1. Rita Andrew, Sharon Muchin. Iudith Kuechmann, Nadine Brown, Arlene Pankratz, Marilyn Ploederl, Sue Sargeanl, Ioan Hanson, Barbara Hamilton, Kathleen Magill. Row 2. Doris Herbst, Marilynn McConnell, Shirley Drews, Carol Aggen, Karen Ristad, Marguerite Raven, Mary Carbon, Kathleen Busse, Gloria Zigmund. Row 3. Iames Ploss, Edward Busse, Dorothy Zagrodnik, Ieannette Berg, Ioanne Malek, Gretchen Hoyer, Helene Meyer, IoAnn Cerny, Cecilia Peaschek. Row 4. George Spoentgen, Iames Olander, lames Bcnin, Edwin Kam, Iohn Pelishek, William Nickles, Dorris Bergner. Page 22

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Cliff Maurer, Ierry Wojta, and Nadine Brown, are busily counting ballots at a noon meeting of the Student Council. This is only one of the many duties of the Student Council. Setting up the budget for extracurricular activities which come under the activity ticket, planning alle school dances for special occasions, work- ing for good behavior in halls and class- room - all these are the special tasks of the governing body. Left to right, Clifford Maurer, Ierry Woita. Nadine Brown- ROAD of LEARNING Plotting the course of Student Council meetings are its capable officers, left to right, Clifford Maurer, vice president, Germaine Kanter, secretary, Gerald Salins- ky, treasurerg Iames Maples, ser- geant-at-arms, Gerald Wojta, pre- sident. Page Z1

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BLUE HEAVEN at the After registering in the gilded roll call book of Saint Peter, we ascended the stairway to heaven surrounded by billowy clouds on all sides. As we entered through those Pearly Gates, we found the gym completely transformed into a Blue Heaven, the theme of the 1948 Iunior Prom. On their throne, King Don Novy and his Queen Audrey Podrabsky look happily over the couples whom they ruled. Manitowoas own Bob Mlada, his trumpet, and his orchestra gave forth with really heavenly music. Oh, Gabriel, blow your horn! Chief highway commissioner on this construction job was Alan lohnsrud, He and his crew did a class A piece of work, to make this prom one to remember. 1 Above-Don Novy, Prom King elect, pauses before morning classes to talk to the queen of his choice, Audrey Podrabsky. The picture depicts typical Lincolnites. Left-General Prom Chairman Alan lohnsrud can manage a smile even though he is knee deep in the usual prom preparations and worries. Page 23