Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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s UQ... SENIORS elected to National Honor Society this year. above. ROW l, left to right-Diane Poulos, Bette Ohl- hues. Rosalyn Benthein. lean Clay. Marian Miller, Ianet Shimon. Virginia Nennig. Ieanine Vraney, Barbara Voll- endorf. Mary Sheraski ROW 2-Tom Bonin, Willard Stock. Carol Luedtke, Ruth Keller, Tony Angoli, David lohnson, Betty Walker. Lee Marquardt. Ierry Rysticken gwvvvf ROW 3-Duane Bull, Ierry Hartlaub, Harlan Shupita. Karen Christensen, Bernita Andrastek, Carol Zimmer. Marlene Pozorski, Lois Degner, Kay Dewane, Tom Wie- gand, Don Hallwachs. Absent when picture was taken- Kay Cavanaugh, Daryl Anderson, Mary Hallisy, Tom Helminiak. Sue Park, Dick Schroeder IUNIORS elected to National Hon- or society this year, left ROW l. left to right-Caryl Timmers, Lois Lee, Elaine Wienserski, Kay Kol- lath, Mary Kirkpatrick ROW 2- Beth Maresch, Rosemarie Tadych. Evelyn Gass, Io Ann Sleger. Lois Hoyer, Karen Leicht ROW 3- Tom Mlada, Rita Duchon, Mary Ann Skubal, Louise Aplin, Iane Hamman, Carolyn Korte, Roger Nass. ABSENT when picture was taken-Nancy Hayden, lean Ieff- ery, Iudy Wicklander, D o n a l d Treick Honor lNaHonal Honorl-21

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Linoolnites Receive Honors SENIORS elected last year. above, left to right, ROW 1- Nancy Kovar, Bill Hackbarth, president, Karen Wensing ROW 2-Roger Franke, treasurer, Karen O'Hearn, Marilyn Check. Lynn Fishbecl-c, secretary ROW 3-Linda Spiegel, Lois Gies- chen. Iohn Bonneloi. Dorothy Sampe 20-Honor lNafional Honorl W LFCTIQN TO the National llonor So ciety at Lincoln is larqely on an GCG' demic basis. A student mn:-st he in the up per fifteen per cent of his aradtiatina class: The upper five per cent arc chorzen in their iunior year and the remainina ton per' cent are chosen in their senior year. All :stu dents intrest have put in at least one aca demic year at Lincoln The candidates must he approved by the faculty The emblem ot the :society is a keystone and flaming torch. The Ke-yfstoncf hears: at tts base the letters CSL. and S. NATIONAL HONOR ADVISERS, above-Mr. Vernon Hansen, Miss Mary Chamberlain SENIORS elected last year, lelt. lelt to right, ROW l- Sandra Adelman, Carol Budnik ROW 2-Iudy Zagrod- nilc, vice-president, Allen Schuh, Mary Ellen Beaton ROW 3-Ellen Peterson, lim Luther, Luanne Rugowski, Karen Kugler, Iohn Valleskey. Absent when picture was taken-Donna Kautzer

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BADGER BOYS, above, left to right--Iim Luther, Brian Eisner, Duane Bull. Bob Scherer, Ion Einberger NATIONAL MERIT. right, left to right-Carl Angoli, Tom Helminiak. Frank Birch GIRLS HONORED, below, left to right-Ioyce Muehlberg, Lynn Fishbeck -5 mir -' -1- -'--rf Leadership Honored VER 750 boys from Wisconsin met at the sixteenth an- nual Badger Boys' State held last lune at Ripon Cole lege. Among them were five boys representing Manito- woc. A faculty committee chose a group of eligible junior boys and submitted the names to the American Legion. The American Legion selected the boys who attended. At Badger Boys' State the representatives were taught the function of state, county and municipal government. The Legion sponsors Boys' State but individual boys are financed by service clubs of the city, The Teens Against Polio campaign was undertaken by Badger Boys this year, Extensive reading will play an important part in the success of the students taking the National Merit Scholar- ship examination. Three Lincoln students passed the qualifying test and will compete with students throughout the country for the scholarship which is offered. S f da, , QL N ff A i YNN FISHBECK was voted this year's re- cipient of the annual DAR award presented by the Daughters of the American Revolution. The voting was done by seniors in the problems N of democracy classes. Lynn was entered in -'Q 1 ' Q . 'tt- 22 - H o n o r lBadger boys, fop sfudenfsl competition for state honors during the spring. y ln her junior year Ioyce Muehlberg was se- ft lected by the faculty scholarship committee to X represent Lincoln at Badger Girls' Camp. Ioyce f .iizfgg was chosen on the basis of her school citizen' A ship, scholarship and leadership abilities.