Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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EPRESENTING Lincoln at Badger Boys State last June were seven senior boys. This camp was held for a week at Ripon college and taught the boys good leader- ship, good citizenship and the principles and workings of our government. Badger Boys were selected by the faculty and were sponsored by city organizations and local service clubs. SY 7 yi G Se ABOVE, Row 1—Gregory Ripp, Thomas Frieder, Jon Lindwall, Calvin Mahnke; Row 2—Jon Winder, Robert Weinert, Robert Trochlell These Rate High ECEIVING double honors this year was Mary Weber. She was elected Badger Girl by the faculty to represent Lincoln at the Bad- ger Girls State and was chosen DAR Girl by seniors. She was also chosen governor at Badger Girls State and represented Wisconsin at Girls Nation in Washington D. C. Mary is active in many other activities. She is editor of the Lincoln Log, president of speech leaders, and the senior ushers club, belongs to National Honor and is an active stage crew member. David Lewis AVID LEWIS won the qualifying test of the National Merit Scholar- ship program. This test was taken all over the U. S. by high school seniors. If a student passes he is able to take the final test which offers large scholar- ship rewards to those who qualify. Mary Weber Special Honors.. 19

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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

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Flambeau and Manitou Edit N THE first issue of the Manitou, thi staff brought to Lincoln a glimpse c Ancient Egypt, land of the mysti Sphinx, in all its golden splendor. Th magazine, which came out in earl February, was judged by a committe of teachers under the direction of Mi James Magill. The second Manitou came out i May and was judged by the students Prizes of $3.00 and $2.00 were aware ed to the winning writers. The Manitou provides an exceller opportunity for students to expres their creative ideas in writing. Th staff worked constantly to give to th students and faculty the best mage zine they could possibly produce. ABOVE, left to right— Allen King, associate editor; Mar- gery Shallue, editor-in-chief; Susan Ohde, associate editor BELOW — Gloria Granger, business manager and Emily Hagen, art editor ABOVE, junior assistants—Seated, Nancy Roberts, Lois Gieschen; Row 2 — Susan Park, Judie Jochem; Row 3 — William Nelson