Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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MANITOU STAFF-Jane Hamman, editor-in-chief: Elizabeth Savage, associate editor: Sharon Eber, asso- ciate editor JUNIOR ASSISTANTS-Mary Beth Kollafh, Judy Jones, Bonnie Raeuber, Darlyne Olson 20-Manitou Slaff Staffs Work Hlf MANITOU, the school literary maga- zine, pleasantly surprised its readers when the first of two editions came out with a new Slim jim shape. Sketches relative to the con- tents carried through a clever art motif. The little staff of five, with the help of the junior assistants, spent their staff meetings read- ing, judging, and editing literature submitted by students for possible publication. The staffs selections were then given to some of the faculty members who also judged them. To give its readers an interesting and a com- plete publication, the Manitou features short stories, poems, sketches, essays, editorials and book reviews. Staff members are hoping to ex- ceed the Second Class honor rating from the Na- tional Scholastic Press association of last year. Q t MANITOU STAFF-Caryl Timmers, art editor: Catherine Green, business manager

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Through Extra ACt1V1t16S BADGER BOYS Clockwrse Roberf Duc hens Roberl Shaw James Frlclre John Lowry Wnlluam Thompson Donald Trelck DAR GIRL Nancy Hayden Badger Girl Rose mary Daellenbach SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS Clockwnse Dale Reimer Rnchard Vander Bloemen Jlm Schless IX BOYS were ehosen to represent Lrneoln lf BILIEILI' Boys Camp at Rlpon College llst une Clty orglnnzx tlons and serx lee clubs sponsor the boys who go to this camp to learn about goxernment and cnuzenshlp Rosemary Daellenbach was chosen to represent Llneoln at Bulger Grrls Camp She wus parked on the bxsrs of eltlzenshrp leldershlp md 1ll round IIDIIIIQS by 1 e n mittee eomposed of flculry year Senlors IH problems of demoerxey md vsorld hrstory classes xoted her thrs honor She llso hld to be rpproxed by .1 commlttee of faeulty members gl Il f 5' alarm Specna on . . . I 1 , - 'A . 5. ' - 1 2 7. ' L ' YI zjj '. f' 72 '1- ' V. Y V I K I V K ' . . 1 , 6 -. 1 ' - 2 ' ' . 1 'z, ',1'.,L ze aiwz' 'g'Ox- N Nancy Hayden was awarded the DAR citizen pin this ' A . 2 Q ' . . - , 'ur . I' , +V , ,A isdn ,, A E, . ls: . W5 ' ' 54 Iii lt., ' - .N 71 . I . I . . MM-.- ' I H or- I9

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to Record Talent and Events LERT newspaper editors spent seventh hour writing and checking stories for the school paper, the Hi-Tower Flashes, to l-ceep the school well informed of activities and news. The bi-weekly paper features front page school news. and feature pages including human interest stories, editorials, class news, and humor columns. The student reporters solicit advertising from the local merchants to help meet expenses. The staff met every day during the seventh period. The hard work of the editors and the student reporters was rewarded with a Second Class honor rating from the National Scholastic Press Associa- tion for the first semester of the school year. FLASHES STAFF-Rosie Daellenbach, teature editor: AI Schelthout, sports editor: Judy Wicklander, news editor: Doris Peterson, assistant news editor FLASHES STAFF-bottom to top-Rita Duchon, column writer: Barbara Brown, staff: Jean Jettery, librarian: Karen Geigel, exchange editor g ' Q!! QU ::::ffQQ 1 sw 3 -vt' Iii xH HQ!! FLASHES STAFF-Diek Ladwig, advertising manager? P-if Crowe, managing editor: Mary Kirkpatrick, business manager: Kay Duebner, copy editor Flashes Statt-2I