Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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to the future adjustment to school life, especially in such a large school as Lincoln, presents a major problem to many students. To help solve this problem, Lincoln has established a guid- ance department, under the direction of Mr. Edwin Erickson. Students planning to further their educa- tion after high school can obtain information about colleges that has been collected and is on file in the guidance office. Students can arrange for a conference with Mr. Erick- son during their free periods or before and after school. Students wishing to apply for scholarships can apply in the guidance office, where a complete file of scholarships is kept. The guidance director Will also help students in making applications for scholarships. Those students not planning to go on to school after graduation can also seek in- formation concerning jobs after graduation. ,IAQ iss.. Mr. Edwin Erickson, guidance director BOARD OF EDUCATION, clockwise, sitting-Mrs. Gilbert Rankin, Secretary Vera Dueno, Board President Francis Yindra, W. W. lens, Atty. lohn Danielson Standing-Arthur Fishbeck,Ronald Detjen, Iohn Dramm, Superintendent Angus B. Roth- well ., E 1 ...l administration-11

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our guides elna prtnctpal ot one of the laraeet tgh schools tn Wtsconetn has not kept Mr Bunn Boyd from betng genutnely tn tereeted tn the students and concerned w1tl'1 l'1elp1ng them Appeartng very dtq nttted on campu Mr Boyd IS un lov na ard always ready tor a joke wtta etudents as well as faculty Asetstlnq Mr Boyd as v1ce prtnctpal rs Mr Wtlltam Maltnslcy better known as the Bra M Mr Mallnsky as dean ot oy has Non ld S way tnto the ltearts ot Ltncoln Q student Because ot ne etncer lty and under andtng 'te has become a vttal part ot Ltncoln Wtnmng tlfte love and respect ot Ltn Colr S gtrle IQ lvl Q Frances Bttcln e dean of a nelptna hand to anyone wttlt or thout a problem Tttrouglt her Norlc as atrte c l ed atton teacner S e has 5 tao twlted cloee relattonefnp ttlt t CIlTlQ at Ltnco n LEFT Mr Rufm Boyd Lmcolns prmczpczl and Mr Wrllzam Malmsky vxce prmcrpal start a new ay at Lmcoln BELOW Mlss Frances Rlichze dean of girls and DAYS! al educatron teacher I h. I . . A. ' . S X , Q f i b S, . ' 1. ' ' et , l . ,, .' ' A Q l is- . ' .i , atrlse. Miss B1tcnie is always ready to lend , I 1 X : a ' 'S ntwq, fy ,th ' Q Q- b,..I. . at up . , ,.. , , , 'li ' a F ' .,Q' , he , . 3 ,, l , d ' '

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always willing 8 E E f ,ge M .fa 'ff ,mlm t Miss Dorothy Crain, Latin and journalism tea- cher and publications adviser, and Miss Max- ine Repenshek, Spanish teacher, adviser for the Senior Girls Clubf and Flambecu assistant Miss Ruby Hannon, librarian, and Miss Clara Amundson, English teacher Mr. lack Troupe, French and English lll teacher and sophomore class adviser, Mr, Eugene Cramer, English lll and speech arts teacher, debate adviser, stage crew adviser, and director for the spring play, Miss Mary Chamber- lain, Latin teacher, girls counselor, and co-sponsor tor the National Honor Society, Mr. George Kanzelberger, public relations director, speech arts teacher, stage productions manager, stage crew adviser, head ot the Lin- coln Log, and adviser for the Speech Leaders Club, Mr. David Rylcken, German and creative writing teacher and adviser lor the AES. Club, and Mr. Frank Novitski, speech arts teacher and director tor the tall play .3 i J 'L . an 5 . L 'gifg 5 SQUNQ 9 12-faculty