Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

Page 28 text:

FULL AHEAD are the hard Workers of the staff! Sports editor, lack fPlay Boyl Pelishek found it hard to concentrate with a dozen girls around him fourth hour. Sharon Muchin was his right hand girl in charge of girls' athletics. loanne Malek and Ed Busse had their date night on Wednesday all right, but it was seventh hour with all the clubs! Arlene Pankratz and Cele Peashek found themselves in a dither when it came to compiling the index and getting the class section up to perfection. They never said die! Copy, copy, and more copy! lt came at poor Iudy Kuechmann from all angles. When it rained it poured. Turning to pictures, We have only the photographers to thank. Lloyd Olson, head photographer, David Baldwin, and Marshall Boyd were kept on their toes every minute. Now our work is done. We hope you enjoy your book. l Upper right. left to right, Sharon Muchin, Ed Busse. Cele Peashek, junior assistants. Middle right, le!! to right. lack Pelishek, sports editor: Ioanne Malek. club editor: Arlene Pankratz. class editor: Iudith Kuechmann. copy editor. Lower left, left to right. David Baldwin, Lloyd Olson. Marshall Boyd, photographers. Page 27

Page 27 text:

Upper left, left to right, Miss Barbara Kinney and Miss Dorothy Crain, advisers. Middle left, left to right, Marilynn McConnell, editor. and Marilyn Ploederl. assistant editor. Lower right, left to right. Gloria Zigmund. business manager: 'Ed Karn, art editor: Mary Lou Carbon. honor and music editor. Page Z6 OUR 7 IS. . .. one of the busiest parts of the Lincoln Highway. At this busy intersection our two traffic cops, Miss Crain and Miss Kinney answered questions, kept us in the right lane, and gave us the high sign to 'get movin' when we stalled along the way 'Big Chief' Marilynn McConnell and 'Assistant big chief' Marilyn Ploederl handed out the jobs and saw to it that nothing slipped by and no one was idle. lust as Z plus 2 equals 4 so does accuracy plus perfection equal Gloria Zigrnund. As business manager she was tops. Ed Karn, art editor, and Mary Lou Carbon, music and honor editor, drew dimensions, set up road signs, and helped plan layouts and took care of their own individual jobs besides.

Page 29 text:

of ROAD LIFE Above. leit to right. Doris Herbst. editor. and Iol-hm Cerny. assistant editor. HE Bl-WEEKLY edition of the FLASI-IES brings news ol interest to everyone. Doris Herbst, editor-in-chief, and loAnn Cerny, associ- ate editor, saw to it that every inch ot the school was covered tor news. The stall as a whole did wonders in keeping its scoops in the dark until the issue of the paper carne out. lt was a lot ol work and sometimes involved after supper labor down at the printers, but the statt didn't cornplain. They tackled their big job with a smile. Features, sports, business, advertising-every one ot these was taken care ol, too. ln charge of these sections are the students pictured below. Below. leit to right. George Spoentgen. sports editor. Below, left to right. Kathleen Magill. advertising man- and Shirley Drews. feature editor. ager: Barbara Hamilton. assistant advertising man- ager: Rita Andrew. business manager. Page 28