Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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For Success ITH DALIZ BUSS .it the h e .1 d. the photography staff, composed of nine boys. spent most of their free periods rushing negitives through the de- veloper to get finished pictures to the uniting publications staffs, Lincoln is p.irtitul.1rly proud of the st.1ff because the boys work independent of .in adviser. All though the room is small, the photographers hitwe their own well equipped dark room. Some of the equipment includes .1 Crown Graphic press crimem .ind fi Strobflash unit. Besides luring fun, the boys get experience in taking .md de- veloping pictures, plus an exten- sive l-:nowledge of photogmphy. n-gg PHOTOGRAPHERS -Ray Bertler, Bob Warrens, Bob Maclrerr PHOTOGRAPHERS-Bob Tryon, Diclr Swanson, Bill Dahm 1-I' PHOTOGRAPHERS -- Jim Heinrichs, Dale Buss, Tom Oelhafen Photography Sta Eff! psig f'fI H-23

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FLAMBEAU STAFF, ROW l-Pat Courchaine, juniors: Dianne Wilda, faculty: Ann Rieck, dramatics and publications ROW 2-Diana Sherman, seniors, Sue Schmiediclte, music and honor ROW 3-Louise Erickson, sophomores, Sue Kapinos, clubs: Don Treiclt, sports: Marilee Meisnest, clubs Working VISIT to the tower during third per- iod of the school year would have given you a picture of a busy staff working to complete layouts. scheduling pictures and writing copy for the yearbook. Lincoln Shining Torch of Learning was the chosen theme for the 1959 edition of the Flambeau, The staff selected yar- ious phrases from the Alma Mater to in- troduce the sections of the yearbook, there- by carrying through the theme. The hard work and effort of the 1958 staff and its adviser. Miss Dorothy Crain. was rewarded with a First Class honor rat- ing from the National Scholastic Press as- sociation. The Iflambeau provides the stu- dents with a memory book and a perma- nent record ofthe school year. FLAMBEAU STAFF, ROW I-Lee Kadow, editor: Miss Dorothy Crain, adviser: Janice Franz, business manager ROW 2-Mary Pollen, copy and associate editorg Roy Toltzmann, art editor 22--Flambeau Statt JUNIOR ASSISTANTS, ROW I-Bill Ohde ROW 2 Sharon Couse, Carolyn Kohls. Eileen Weier, sitting Marlene Toebe

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DEBATE CLUB, ROW l-Ar+ Muchin, Karen Paque, Penny Schuetfe, Joel Hofslund ROW 2-Mr. Eugene Cramer, Dan Dewane, Bob Newberry They Spoke TUDENTS interested in public speak- ing and debating are given a chance to express themselves by joining the lforen- sics or Debate clubs at Lincoln. This years forensics students, under the direction of Miss Margaret Bloom, Mr. Frank Novitski and Mr. Howard Wils- mann, participated in humorous and ser- ious declamation and extemporaneous speaking. At the league regional competi- tion in Menasha March 21, all Lincolnites received B ratings except jimwinclus who received an A rating, enabling him to compete in the district and state contests. Mr. Eugene Cramer coached this years debate team. A debate club was organized at Lincoln to help students have a better understanding of logical argument and to develop a greater interest in public speak- ing among young people. FORENSICS-Barbara Radandf, Mary Kay Erickson, Pa+ FORENSICS-Marlene Zahn, Bonnie Waaclr l 24-Forensics