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Student Problems .f af' .,r wp X Q ,t IUNIORS. above, left to right, Row 1-Rosemarie Tad- ych. Elaine Wienserslci. Row 2-Donna Lehman, Tom Mlada. Rene Alpert ,I V 1 Xt, IUNIORS-Ieanne Cooper, Ianet Derus, Dorothy Troullier, Allan Koritzinsky IUNIORS, left, left to right-Io- Ann Grall, Charles Indestad, Iudy Reichert, David Hansen, Nancie Niemann Honor lsfudenf councill-17
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, 1 SENIORS, above-Alan Boeldt. Iames Griffin, Mary Hallisy SENIORS, below, left to right-Duane Bull. Mary Rob- inson, Mary Iansen, Kay Dewane, Gerald Pollen. lames Luther 16-Honor lsfudenf councill Council Meets LANNING the Homecoming dance was a mayor project for our Student Council during the tall. Senior committee members worked collecting pumpkins, corn stalks and goiirds for the decorations in the school gym. Activity ticket sales soared with a total ot il3l tickets at S6 each. This year the price of tickets was raised because of increased publif cation costs. For the first time, more tickets were demanded than there were auditorium seats. Therefore, 43 tickets were sold for 35.75. These tickets were not valid for lyceum pro- grams presented throughout the year. A litterbug week was held December Qflti. Cash prizes were given for the best posters and limericks pertaining to the litterbug problem. 'ff-. itwfryg OFFICERS, above, left to right, Row l-Ieanine Vraney, secretary: Robert Shaw, vice-president. Row 2-Bill Nelson, treasurer: Richard Schroeder, president: Gerald Strebel, sergeant-at-arms.
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Experience Proves a Good Teacher Mr. Edwin Erickson RW Sophomores, above - Ianet Gulseth, Robert McCam- bridge. Ioanne Budnik. Ronald Schuh 18-Honor lsfudenf councill NDER THE advisement of Mr. Erickson, the sophomore representatives b e c a m e ac- quainted with the proceedings of the Council. Refreshment, property and cloakroom commit- tees were usually headed by sophomores. A March of Dimes campaign went into lull swing during Ianuary 20-24. This was the first campaign held at Lincoln in two years. Selling saving stamps and bonds was another duty of the Council. Stamps were sold during homeroom on Mondays and distributed on Tuesday. To stimulate sales, at various inter' vals doughnuts were awarded to the home- room with the highest sales. Sophomores, above, left to right. Row 1 - Ron- ald Balzan, Iohn Suchow Row 2 - Scott Mrotek treplaced by Iudy Miller, not picturedl, Mary La Breck, Mary Walters, Curtis Wittwer. Robert Ohl- hues. Sophomores, lelt, left to right, Row l - Carolyn Kohls, Karen Duenkel, Wayne Pozorski Rows 2 - Vic Schiegg. Sylvester Ferguson, Randy Kenny
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