Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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Is Theirs RIGHT, Row l, left to right—Ruth Barwinkel, Marion Schipper, Carol Boyd, Joyce Fictum, Sally Simonar, Sharon Ploederl; Row 2—JoAnn Kratt, Patricia Shier, Beverly Dickert, Anne Thiel: Row 3 — Patricia Fidler, Mary Michel, Jean Smith, Nancy Klusmeyer; Row 4—Calvin Mahnke, Robert Schmidt, Robert Weinert, Gale Hoyer, James Mackey LEFT, Row 1, left to right — Sandra Adelman, Linda Spiegel, Mary Ellen Beaton, Lois Gieschen, Mary Karen O’Hearn, Karen Wensing; Row 2— Donna Kautzer, Judith Zagrodnik, Karen Kugler, Ellen Peterson, Luanne Rugow- ski; Row 3—Lynn Fishbeck, Nancy Kovar, Carol Budnik, Marilyn Check, Dorothy Sampe; Row 4— William Hack- barth ,Roger Franke, James Luther, John Vallesky, Allen Schuh; Absent when picture was taken: John Bonnefoi RIGHT, Row 1, left to right—Jean Krieser, Kathleen Storms, Jacqueline Stenson, Susan Ohde, Patricia Johnson; Row 2 — Nancy Bonin, Judith Aschenbrenner, Mary Peronto, Nancy Novy, Mary Remeschatis; Row 3—Judith Ott, Mary Weber, Mary Qualman, Margery Shal- lue; Row 4—Robert Trefz, Thomas Buretta, John Manske, Paul Mrotek; Ab- sent when picture was taken: Mary Shimon

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Scholastic Achieveme! O BE ELECTED to National Honor Society a student must be in the upper fifteen per cent of his gradu- ating class. The upper five per cent are chosen in their junior year and the next ten per cent are chosen in their senior year. A student must also be approved by the faculty. The emblem of the society is the keystone and flaming torch. The keystone bears at its base the letters C.S.L. and S. which stand for the four principles: Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. ABOVE — Seniors elected in their junior year, Row 1, left to right— Mary Jane Korlesky, Joyce Scholl, Susan Kletzien, Judith Schoening; Row 2— Beverly Drumm, Wilbel Maertz, Ellen Fronk, Joan Radl, Emily Hagen; Row 3— Anthony Fessler, Karen Meyer, Marileigh Weber, Edward Treick, Jon Winder; Row 4 — David Lewis, Jon Lindwall, Robert Felde, Robert Trochlell. Lawrence Naidl was absent when the picture was taken. RIGHT, ADVISERS AND OFFICERS, Row 1, left to right Vernon Hansen, adviser; Jon Winder, treasurer; Row 2 — Marileigh Weber, secretary; Emily Hagen, vice-presi- dent; Row 3—Robert Felde, president; Miss Mary Chamberlain, adviser 16..National Honor

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LEFT, Row 1, left to right Nancy Klusmeyer, Sally Sir nar, Susan Ohde, Mary A: Newberg, Joan Worel, An Thiel; Row 2—Emily Hage Beverly Haase, Sharon Ploe erl, Mary Jacobs, JoAnn Kra Row 3—Mary Ellen Reme chatis, Ellen Fronk, Jacqueli Zielinski, Joan Radl; Row 4 Judith Ott, Jean Smith, Barba Rugowski, Margery Shalh Robert Weinert: Row 5—E ward Treick, Robert Felc Michael Fuller, Allen Kir Calvin Mahnke Publications Are Their Pride S A REWARD for outstanding work on any of the three high school publications, Flambeau, Flashes, and Manitou, students are chosen for Quill and Scroll member- ship. Quill and Scroll is the interna- tional honor society for high school journalists. Its purpose is to encour- age and reward individual achieve- ment in the field of journalism. To become a member, students must rank in the upper third of their class, be chosen by the members already in Quill and Scroll and be recom- mended by Miss Dorothy Crain, ad- viser. Members are taken in during an official candlelight initiation cere- mony in February and in May. 18... Quill and Scroll BELOW, Row 1, left to right — Betty Walker, Lois Gies- chen, Lynn Fishbeck; Row 2 — Bernita Andrastek, Karen O’Hearn, Linda Spiegel: Row 3—Judith Zagrodnik, Nancy Roberts, Susan Park, Kathleen Koch