Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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Sophomores Barbara Banker James Bugenhagen John Chadek Leonard Coombs Norette Disch Lynn Gigure Kathleen Glander Patricia Granitz Linda Griese David Hendrick Steven Hessel Linda Hoyer Craig Kanter Steve Kipping Michael Konecny Lesley Kordecki Kristine Krysan Nancy Masar Corleen Masiak Jeffrey Newlin Deborah Randolph Anne Savage Patricia Schmidt Lee Schultz Fred Sharpe 186 Cutstanding Student Achievements TOP SENIOR STUDENTS-Arlene Zimmerman, Cheryl Shimek. Kevin Hollenbeck, Margaret Waack, Penny Ohde, Jim West phal Penny maintained a 4.0 grade point average throughout high school. while the others kept a 3.9 average F' t Semester Honor Roll Virginia Smith Richard Teteak Lorna Thede Janis Treder Michael Wage Gregory Wanek Renee Warren Marilyn Wigand Anne Wrench Juniors Mary Brady Jean Buck Mary Crowe Mark Davis Nancy Fox Stephen Franz Dennis Gauthier Helen Glander Cindy Goessl Julie Grosnick Kathleen Hartma Diane Jens Mary Kimmel John Koehler Mary Kollath Gregory Kornely F1 Scott Lefky David Leonard James Lukes Dennis Meyer Mary Oswald Robert Provot Melissa Prucha Randall Rienks Kenneth Risch Robert I Schermetzler Linda Schoenke Allan Schultz Joanne Shimon Phyllis Sickinger Christine Simon Katharine Stange John Steinbrecker William Swetlik Louise Thomsen Cynthia Thuss Victor Trastek Gregory Weekes Howard Williams Patrick Willis Barbara Ziemer Bernard Ziesmer Christine Zoerb Seniors Betsy Barrels Wayne Bernhardt Kay Blimel Darlene Bonk Catherine Brooks Gary Buerstatte Caroline Carstens Annette Christensen Beverly Chynoweth Elizabeth Dempsky Ronald Denk Margaret Derus Pamela Deubler Ann Dornaus Lon Galli Deborah Gamble Jean Glander Karen Grabowski Donald Grall Kevin Hollenbeck Lois Hougen Susan Johnson Christine Kaufmann Andrew Kolbeck Kay Kortas Eric Madson Bonnie Martin Jennifer Menten Susan Miller Penelope Ohde Robert Rosinsky Mary Rysticken Janet Schmitz Robert Schroeder Robert Schultz Pamela Schwantz Lorri Shamrock Andrew Shedlosky Cheryl Shimek William Skatrud Felicia Smith Sharon Springer Mary Lee Thelen John Torke Margaret Waack Sharon Wachholz James Westphal Patricia Wolf James Yeadon Arlene Zimmerman

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Expectation Members of Carillon Club play tower chimes for the graduation ceremony. OIVIIVIENCEIVI ENT exercises for the class of 1967 took place in Lincoln's beautifully decorated bowl. Solemnly we marched down the steps, experiencing a new type of emotion. Our thoughts were being invaded by nostalgic memories of our past experiences: a new youth centerg North-South exchanges: a snowed-out Red-White Day: a champion football team: the exciting basketball gamesi our Junior Prom, Une Soiree Parisi- enne : our senior Homecoming: and the school plays and con- certs. We remember many hours of hard work on term papers. on assignments, and on test-cramming. We also remember the familiar faces of our friends, whom we may never see again. Lincoln has given to each of her students the gift of knowl- edge. No one knows what his future holds. but we know we have been well prepared. The staffs at Lincoln have helped us to develop our talents independently. We have had the use of a school library, useful of doing research and studying. Many stu- dents have had the use of laboratory facilities, in which they learned to investigate problems and form conclusions. Our guidance office has been an aid in helping students solve prob- lems, choose courses, and plan for the future. Our futures have been molded by our individual consump- tion of all offered experiences, both intellectual and social. If we use these basic tools of life we have a better chance of achiev- ing our goals and our ideals. As we walk down the steps on our graduation day, we begin to realize that the completion of high school education helps to insure our futures. And our paths in the world diverged so wide. -Robert Browning has adequately captured the true essence of graduation. 185

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Are Recognized Junior BPW Anne Benishek, Darlene Bonk, Jean Glander, Jennifer Memen, Penny Ohde, Susan Olstad, Diane Valleskey, Sherry Wachholz Junior Rotarians Thomas Beerntsen, Gary Buerstatte, James Chiria, Ronald Denk, Terry Graczykowski, Robert Hackbarth, Daniel Hansen, Kevin Hollenbeck, Robert Jung, Stanley Kresal, Eric Madson, James Mazanet, Robert Rosinsky, Bradd Steckmesser, John Torke, Peter Touhey, Philip Valitchka Math Finalists Marty Beck, Wayne Bernhardt, Bill Brooks, Mark Davis, Pat Denor, Larry Freiberg, Dennis Gauthier, Terry Graczykowski, Bill Herrman, Kevin Hollenbeck, Keith Hutchison, Dick Kadow, Larry Klug, Andy Kolbeck, Gary Krall, Bill Skatrud, John Steinbrecker. Larry Stock, John Torke, Vic Trastek, Pat Willis Quill And Scroll Members Initiated May 3. 1966: Kathie Einberger. Mary Fandrick, Jennifer Menten, Karen Musial, Penny Ohde, Sue Olstad, Mary Rysticken, Sandi Schultz, Peg Staalson, John Torke, Pete Tou- hey. lnitiated February 28.19671 Betsy Bartels, Ken Birringer, Cathy Brooks, Bob Hackbarth, Kevin Hollenbeck, Lois Hougen, Paula Jones, Kay Kurth, Betty Lallensack, Dorothy Naidl, Peggy Pitz, Janet Rydzewski, Janet Schmitz, Lorri Shamrock, Kathy Shaw, Kathy Ullman, Diane Valleskey IX boys represented Lincoln at the twenty-sixth annual Badger Boys State held at Ripon College in June. They studied governmental organization, formed political parties, and elected representatives to office. The Badger Girl attended a similar program at the University of Wisconsin at Madison. DAR girl was elected by the senior class. Upon being named winner of the award. she became eligible to enter the state con- test. Penny Ohde was presented the Most Valuable Student award by the Elks Lodge. The local lodge also named Sherry Wachholz winner of the Youth Leadership Contest. Each girl received S100 and became eligible for Elks State competition, in which Penny won second place honors. Andy Kolbeck and Jim Westphalranked among the high- est-scoring students who took the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test and were able to compete for four year college scholarships. Nine seniors received letters of cornmendation for commendable results on the NMSOT, They were Ron Denk, Wayne l-lendrick, Kevin Hollenbeck, John Knickelbine, Bob Schroeder, Cheryl Shimek, Felicia Smith, John Torke, and Peter Touhey. Junior Rotarians were selected on the basis of leadership, citizenship, and scholarship. Each week, two boys attended Rotary Club luncheons and spoke on interests and future plans. The club sponsored one AFS exchange student. Jim Chiria of Uganda. BPW girls were chosen in a similar manner, They represented Lincoln at the Business and Professional Women's Club meetings. Students who scored higher than 70 on the state math exam were able to compete for prizes in the final essay test. Andy Kolbeck scored 108 out of a possible 120 points on the math exam. Pat Willis had a 92 and Bill Skatrud an 85. FRONT ROW-Andy Kolbeck, National Merit Finalist: Sharon Wachholz. tional Merit Finalist ROW 2-Badger Boys: Brad Steckmesser, Phil Valitchka Youth Leadership Winner, Badger Girl: Penny Ohde, Badger Girl Alternate, Bob Rosinsky. Gary Buerstatte, Bob Jung, Bob Hackbarth. Most Valuable Student Award: Vicki Jirikowic, DAR Girly Jim Westphal, Na- 187