Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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ppremates a Good School Play UBLICITY Exery play needs lt and Lln coln s plays alvs ays get lt The cleser rdeas and the catchy advernsmg for Lxncoln s plays can all be credrted to the publlcrty com mrttee s hard work The dutles of the commlttee range any xx here from sendlng screammg Indrans around to homerooms advcrtnslng Annle Get Your Gun to drsplaynng publrcnty post ers all oxer school Prror to a play the wrn dows of the conference rooms rn the lxbrary are clexerly decorated wlth posters The commutee also has charge of the com posrtron and the prrntrng of all the publrcuty posters d1splayed on all bullenn boards and door wrndows around school The local news paper the school paper Lmcoln Log and thc local radlo statlon all recerve therr adx ertrs mg rnformatron from the cornmnttee PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Mary Beth Craddock chaur man Betsy La Cosse Gretchen Buege PUBLICITY COMMITTEE slttmg Mary Beth Cradcloclr stand Olson Bev Espen Gretchen Buege Dons Peterson Marlene mg Mary Logan Bonnie Wlesman Elaine Wlenserslu Joanne Toebe Hecker Betsy La Cosse Mary Guse Kay Kollath Darlyne Dramatic Commuttee 29 I v . ' ' - c ' ', ' V . , . ,, . . .. V - N 7 . .H A . . l 7 1 5 1 ui I .- I I T. T I I - I I I l b . . . . . . . V . . XX y , 1 3 ' if Qi V ' 1

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CAST ROW I-Marlene Toebe, Pam Gordon ROW 2-Diclc Franlte, Jerry Wilda, John Crowe, Lynn Pleuss ROW 3-Jon Teslre, John Lowry, Karen Ceaglslte 28-Fall Play 'N Everybody gg HIZAPIZR BY THIZ DOZEN , L1 play written by liranlq Gilbreth Ulr. and Ernestine C,,.1I'Cf'. w.1s presented October 25t1nd Zi on the Lincoln stage. The play was drglnutized by Perry Clark and produced under the direction of Mr. Frank Novitski. speech .trtste.1cher. lt is the story of it f.1mily with tt strict but loving father, pl.1yed by john l.ow- ry. an understanding mother, portrayed by Karen Cettglske. and their dozen children. As the children grow older, Mr. Gilbreth, an efficiency expert, is greatly shocked when his oldest daugh- ter, Anne, played by Bonnie WH1lCk, turns her head from an education to Ll boyfriend, creating a family crisis. This well produced play drew crowds for both performances. CAST-Penny Schuefle as Miss Brill, Jaclr Macl- son as Dr. Burton N, ls x ,

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x I ffl H 'Q l Nancy Hayden, Susan Lipschurz, Kim Kanzelberger, and Mary Hanson in an opening scene '7 ' '1 They re Dom gg NNIE GET YUL'R GUN' hy lrxinu Ber. c lin was the tirsr lTLLIslc.1l comeclx ever pre- senrecl by Lincoln stuclenrs. Xxvllll the help ol' Mr Ixugene C,r.1mer, lixe chllerenr sets ot rolling scene' . rx were clesizgnecl for the perl'or1n.1nc ex The production tells the srory oi' .1 lv.1ckxxoo1ls girl who outsl111ots1l1em.1n she loxes only to proxe th.1t you CQ.1n'1 get .1 nun wirh .1 gun. L'nh.1ppy After leruing l'vf.1fll'i Butler, Annie reioins hun lets him outshoor her. .lllel they I.1llh.1clx in loxe. ln the Absence ol' Mr, Knnzelherger, who w.1s ill with .1 virus inlection. Mr. Nl7NlI5lfil, Mr. lxr.1- mer, .1ncl Miss Bloom took over the ywro1luction Mrs.Kanzelhergerrlctecl.1s.1ccon1ym1n1s1, Xwith such songs 11s You CQ.1n't Get .1 Man Wfith .1 Gun . Doin' Wl111r Comes N.11ur,1lly , 'I'he Girl Th.1rI Marry. and ITlglI'1yOll1Cf5,IllC comecly xx'11s.1 success .1ncl was enjoyecl by everyone who 5.lVS' it. John Lowry, Jon Day, Bob Warrens 30 - M u s i c a l Nan Hayden, Annie Oakley, John Lowry, Frank Bufler nl fs ,, Z' 1 A 1, V, f . as 1 4