Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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the Scenes ITTLE WOULD our dramatics depart- ment have without the help and. co- operation of the stage crew and audi- torium committee. Under the direction of Mr. George Kanzelberger, technical direc- tor, the stage crew sets the stage and handles the lighting for all productions. Another section of the dramatic depart- ment is the auditorium committee, which sees that the business matters for the dramatic productions function smoothly. Due to the illness of Mr. John Stevenson, the girls were assisted by Miss Lucille Gaedke, Mrs. John Primm, and Mr. Frank A. Novitski, Lincoln teachers. TOP, STAGE CREW, seated—Mary Weber, Charles Komosa, William Young, Dale Buss, Jack Kabat; standing and kneeling—Lee Kadow, | Laurie Sheehy, Larry Schumacher, Judi Jochem, : James Schleis ABOVE CENTER, STAGE CREW, seated — Carol Gruber, Beth Maresch; kneeling — Ellen Clark; standing — Sarah Hale, Judy Drill LEFT, AUDITORIUM COMMITTEE, Row 1— Joan Schmitz, Joan Worel, Susan Ohde; Row 2—Judy Schoening, Barbara Hidde, Mary Weber, Lois Gieschen, Karen Wen- sing; Row 3— Bonnie Waack, Louise Aplin, Marlene Schiffleger, Joyce Vetting, Lynn Fishbeck, Elizabeth Savage, Dorothy Sampe Special Committees. . 25

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Snaps Behind HE DARKROOM is a very busy place Ask any photographer. Besides develop ing pictures they eat their lunches, do thei homework and sleep. A boy may join the photography staff i: his sophomore year. It is an independer staff and they elect their own heads. Thi year there were sixteen boys on the sta and they elected Howard Oestreich as hear photographer and Don Gollata as senior 1 charge of the darkroom work. Sophomore and junior boys are tauglk how to take, develop, enlarge and crop pic tures by the senior staff members. In thi way they are prepared to take over as th photographers for the Flambeau and Flashe staffs in their senior year. ABOVE, kneeling — Donald Gollata, darkroom head; stand ing — Ronald Gollata, and David McLaughlin LEFT, left to right— Richard Adams, John Doyl Gerald Bieberitz and Thomas Oelhafen RIGHT, left to right—Dale Buss and Charles Mahnke refill some bottles of developer. 24..Photography Staff

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Students in CONNECTICUT YANKEE in King Arthur's Court”, the 1956 fall play, was presented in the new auditorium October 18 and 20. The play, written by Mark Twain and adapted by John Fuller, was directed by Frank A. Novitski. The setting was a great hall of a majes- tic old castle in Camelot of Medieval England. Strange things happened when a 20th century chemical engineer paid a visit on King Arthur and his merrie court. Participants, in order of appearance, were James Chermak as Henry Bennett, Susan Park as Marion Bennett, Beverly Trombla as Mrs. Bennett, John Vogel as Merlin, David McLaughlin as King Arthur. Emily Hagen as Queen Guinevere, Aller. King as Clarence, Barbara Rugowski as Elaine, Gerald Strebel as Sir Sagramor Nancy Novy as Sandy, Earl Kreisa as Launcelot, and Darlene Duenkel as Queer Morgan LeFay. UPPER LEFT — David M cLaughlin, Emily Hagen John Vogel LEFT — Nancy Novy, John Vogel, Barbara Rug owski LEFT, Row 1, kneeling left t right — Barbara Rugowsk Nancy Novy, Susan Park, Bev erly Trombla Row 2, kneeling left to right - Gerald Strebel, David Mc Laughlin, Earl Kreisa Row 3, Standing left to right - Darlene Duenkel, James Che mak, Allen King, John Vog