Lincoln High School - Tiger Yearbook (Lake City, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

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V ,- A yi .1 L A . , I E f,,f ,I LA-!xL,,QJQ,-L., IK., I Q X .LL If mg fx MX Qnwnfl, 5 Q2 I fl XX QQ O gb O if o Q EQ -N dj' W 51 fl ff: 5-5-S-5-5 li DTTUR 5 Whoo X6 I1 Q7 The Tiger Staff presents tor your enloyment the hugh spots nn thus past year We hope as time goes on that they wall Increase In value and keep your days In Lincoln Hugh forever close to your hearts We dedlcate thus book to you the students ot Lincoln Hugh Wrthout you vvuth your lnght hearted and troubled moments there would be no meaning to thus years Tiger ROSALIE ABRAHAM Editor rwxx -'t'9'w'Qt'w'ww, .wt-1 tl l T X, lf T is T - L jx, ' A ' s . , X A , T .4 , VI, ' I Q I A I . , . l SCHOOL BOARD FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION SENIORS CLASSES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES C UDNTIENTS I MR. WICKSTROM MR. WALLACE MR. KACKMAN SC GOL 1OARl MR. ZILLGITT MR. FREIHEIT DR. GJERDE ADMHNHSTRATHCDN PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE Joseph Newton once said, The people are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges. Students of Lincoln High should never be lonely since they have built many bridges as exemplified by this yearbook and its pictorial record. I am certain that because of these bridges they shall forever dispel loneliness by reviewing the friend- ships made in high .school and the companionship recorded within this book. This yearbook only helps to record the ways in which the students, and this year's senior class in particular, have done to leave Lincoln High a better place because of their presence. The seniors now leave us to enter the biggest room in the world-the room for im- provement. Mr. Robert Smith, Principal SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE My wisdom is, that the time was never lost that was devoted to this book. The good work- man never says, There, that will do, but, There, that is it, and come again, it will last always. I believe the Tiger Staff should be happy and con- tent with having acquired the skill to produce this fine memorabile. May they willingly wait when the occasion ot making it appreciated shall arrive, knowing well that it will not loiter. Mr. Donald D. Karow, Supt. l Ufli'fli'1llQ'fli1 S'll ,,'X fl' li' ROBERT JUERS EVELYN ANDERSON FERN HOFFMAN REX GLUDT I YI MR DENZER MRS ERICKSON MRS COURTIER M KI FER MR SERSHEN MISS SCHLUETER MR PINNEY if MISS PAULSON W! MR TRONDSON MRS, KAASA - MR. STENGEL MRS. Ji 1 J 1, V. V 5 33' 4 1.3 1 .4 . ' MR BRINGGOLD 'Ii..-, .fc 131 W v , ,,, r 1 Egg K 1 4314 g, I N X f 5 it gina wk Qu V 5-1 . M4 ,1 M I, xv P 9: , a- fl EL ,.. gf I , ,- , T- an V A ,wg 594166. -.4-. ,fav We ,qw Q,- ,-iff? K , S .MM A ra Y , X 421 H- 1 gy X 1 A .. '-W f'NQL 'W . . W , if . f , f A A , mwl , Q' ' i f exif ' A 'ig MMMM. , F9 'V Q H T w 4? ' ig U ' . , fx Miwf 5' y ' ne fa - P. - ini, l V i f 1 if , if A J, , 2 ff? ' . 1? F I . FNWLL J ,JA L L LLL JANET FREIHELT SALLY DRELSBACH GERALD BERG BYRON PETERSON N 4 NURS NlORf l SS O Y. De is Anderson, President, Jim Anderson, Vice President, Jane Goihl, Secrefaryg Bill Wieck, Treasurer MOTTO: Knowledge Crowns Those Who Seek IT. COLORS: Light Blue and Silver FLOWER: Red Rose CLASS MEMORIAL: Hi-Fi Set - 1 1, 1 JOHN ABRAHAM Here is Harry who hasn't a care, just say a party and he'll be there, Basketball I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, Annual Statt 3, Torch Staff 3, Golf I, 2, and Intramurals 4. fi -in 4, 3 , , I3 It 5 LEE ACKERMAN I fell in love with a pony tail. Intramurals 2. SHARON ATKINSON l've got a shadow named Shirley. Rochester I, 2. .A 5' .im 'luv' JAMES ANDERSON f'Wings for angels, but feet tor men? Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. WAYNE BANICK All great men are dead lm feeling ill B etball 2 3 4 Football I Track 2 3 Lettermens 2 3 4 DENNIS ANDERSON Now that l'm leaving, the teachers will hare to find the answers for themselves. Basketball I, Football I, 2, 3, Declamation 3, -1, Junior Class Play, Annual Staff 3, Class President 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's 2, 3, 4, Golf I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State. ,ai SHIRLEY ATKINSON l've got a shadow named Sharon. Rochester I, 2. 'ts fi, ROSALI E ANN ABRAHAM Light of heart, quick of step, here's a girl with lots of pep, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Declamation I, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Torch Statt 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, sia- dent Council 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leading 3, 4, Queen Candidate. -- . , ,fl IOC CHARLOTTE ATKINSON Hold the fort, l'rn coming. Rochester I, 2. JANICE BARGHUSEN Forgive me if I blush. A-sf f ff 4 ' '- ANTHONY BEFORT ' It isn't what you do but what ' you get caught doingf' Football I, Junior Class Play, Intramurals I, 2, 3 A I tt if GERALD BERG If girls interfere with your work-work. Basketball I, 2, Football I, 2, 3, A, Track I, 2, 3, A, Intra- murals 3, A, Lettermen's 2, 3, A. THOMAS BRASSEUR Who spiked my Wheaties??? Baseball 2, 3, A, Football I, 2, 3, A, Junior Class Play, Chorus I, 2, 3, Basketball I, Intra- murals 2, 3, A, Lettermen's 2, 3, A, I . Q 'Vs .1 ROGER BRINKMAN 1 A l'm on the brink of success- , ,Af will someone give me a push, it H w i iff . 7 'f - tw., GLORIA BRUSEHAVER I'll be quiet for now, but there'll be a time when you'll hear from me. CARYL BIGELOVV She burns the midnight oil- not always studying. Pep Club 3, 4, Library Club DAVID BRITTON Combined qualities of a gen- tlernan, student and athlete, Pepin High School I, Basket- ball 2, 3, A, Football 2, 3, A, Track 2, 3, A, Intramurals 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, A, Student Council 3, A, A JAMES BEHRNS Bewarel l may do something sensational yet. Basketball I, 2, 31 Football I, 2, Golf I, 2, A, Intramurals I, 2 -37 fs, an , KEITH BREMER Friendly and shy-you know, a swell guy. Track 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, AVA 3, A. JAMES BR USEHAVER Whenever I feel like studying, I lay down and sleep it off. Basketball 2, 3, A, Baseball I, , 2, 3, A, Football I, 2, 3, A, GAA I, 2, 3, Library Club 2, -uv V Imramurals 3? AVA ll 2' 3. 3' 45 Pep Club 3' A' 'E Lettermen's Club 2, 3, A, I KENNETH CARLSON Sometime in his career, he must have swallowed an en- cyclopediaf' Junior Class Play, Band l 2, 3, -1, Camera Club 2, 3, -1, Intramurals l, 2, 3, -1, AVA 2, an V M I ft ' fr 75 ROBERT DEMARCE I may be as bad as the worst -but thank heavens l'm as good as the rest. Basketball l, 2, 3, A, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 11, Student Council 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, LeTtergTten's Club 2, 3, 4. eg 32 GLENDA aucic R y Q. 'SWG .vas bent Siiiy' and she had 3 relapse' v , GAA 2, 3 .1, Smoewt Council A, Peg: Clue 2 3 A, FTA -1, A N V751 s Aix? . . gtg? v BERTHA DAMMANN lt l called the wrong number, why clid you answer the phone? Declaination l, Band l, 2, 3, -1, Glee Club l, 2, GAA l, 2, 3, Student Council A, Pep Club 2, 3, -1, FTA 3, -1, Queen Candidate 4. JACQUELYN EARNEY A reason that men marry L1Vunetf6Sf' Declamation l, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Annual Start 2, 3, -1, GAA l, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, -1, Queen Candidate. 4 , t JOYCE CARSTEN A willing heart, a helping hand, always ready on cle- manclf Glee Club l, Torch Staff A, GAA 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3. -1, Library Club 4, FTA -1. x V 7 K TC yiffifa 'fri' ' ,Aly '. f, :ff WL, L5 :wg:kiY L.r., ,, 3 ,V . 3. J , . 5 5,527 -, , SALLY DRIESBACH A thousand blushing appari- tions. Glee Club l, 2, GAA l, 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, -1, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, SANDRA BUCK Accomplishments will crown her efforts. Declam l, Junior Class Play, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band 2, 3, A, Glee Club l, Annual Staff 3, 4, Torch Staff 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, Student Council 2, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Queen Candidate A, Girls' State. 1-,pf 3 BURNEL DEDEN Dynamite comes in small packages. Band l 2, FREDRICK EAVES With my camera all things areasnapf' Annual Staff 4, Camera Club 3, 4, AVA l, 2, 3. I3 f Iii BARBARA GEHLHAR She's quiet and cute and nice to boot. Declamation 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, GAA I, 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. DARLENE HARADON As sweet and thoughtful as she can be. Pep Club 4. 5 ,t g JANET FREHEIT Her laughing eyes and win- ning smile will always be the tops in style, Declamation I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, GAA I, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. 4, .ya AM.. PETER GOIHL Make hay while the sun shinesfl Track 3, 4, FFA I, Intramurals 3, 4, AVA 3, 4. CEDRIC HEITMAN A faithful worker-A faithful friend. Torch Staff 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 2, AVA 3, l 125 JANE GOIHL A sweet personality full of rascalityf' Declamation I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 'I, 3, Chorus 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Torch Staff 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, Library Club 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Officer. MARILYN HASSIG I may be slow but l'm sure. KAREN FURST Always ready for a good time. GAA 2, 3, Student Council 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA SUSAN HALLEEN A girl like this, you're glad to meet, plenty of charm and mighty sweet. St. Louis Park I, 2, Declama- tion 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Cheerleader 3, 4, Chorus 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Tiger Staff 4, FTA 4. SHERRIN HERN I was vaccinated with a phonograph needle. Glee Club, Chorus 2, Annual Staff 4, GAA I, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. LX LAVONNE KlLGRAlN Wim my skares l'll make ine chips fly. Glee Club l, 3, GAA l, 32 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. PETER LUIKART ' well rounded boy liked by Football , - ,G ' Intramurals 2 VERNIEL HOEFT Shes like Champagne-always bubbling over. Pep Club 3, A. lf LYNNE LEERSSEN A jolly word and a pleasant smile. Annual Staff A, GAA 1, 2, 3, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. Q1 DAVID LYNCH I dont mind work if SOVTTE one else does ir r ck l VA 2 Tl mura s -1. DELMAR KLEIN An empty cab drove up and Delmar got our, FFA l, 2, 3, lntramu , AVA 3, 4, JEAN LUTJEN ls lv- sc quie? and demure? , ybe-dcn'r be too sure. A2 3- pclubz ai' ROBERT KACKMAN lf mischief admits one ro l-leavenfl'm well on rhe way, FFA I, 2, 3, 4, AVA 2, 3, 4. PHYLLlS LICHTBLAU My hear! is warmed' wifh the :friends l make. Pep Club 2, 3, 11, Library Club 2, FTA 4. LUCILLE MCGRATH ull of sparkle, pep, and gof G e Club l, 2, Chorus 2, An- nual Sfaff A, Torch Staff 3, 4, A l, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3 ,FTA 2, 3, -1, 1 PATRICK MALOY Not too bashful, not too bold, just exactly right, were toldfl Basketball I, 2. 3, Football l, 2, 3, A15 Track l, 2 3, -1, ln- tramurals 2, 3 4, Lctterrvert's Club 2, 4, Hcmecommg King. .I I, f 4 KATHLEEN MILLER A fender, a rattle, and she calls it a car. Declarrtatiorr I, 3, A, .lurtlor . class Play, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 'P P I1 I Annual Stall 4, Torch Staff 3, , ,g, R , 4, GAA I, 2, 37 Student Court- ,E cil lg Clweerleader I, 27 Major- '51 ette 2, 3, -J, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. ,Q 4401 ff . . I fir S 7 ll OJ ea- 4 I. ,I 1 1 f x 1 .... , r llll , t... Q f I I L 5 .- 5' 9 f .f .13 Cl , I ft ' I' .-s BAMBRIDGE PETERSON . A regular guy is he, I Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, Track lg Golf 3. lil I - ' sf f'-r is LEON REINCKE I I am tired of four walls and '-E' a ceiling-I have need of air. I Intramurals 3, J, FFA 3, 4, 4 ,ts CAROL MILLER I Qu C' occasrortallyf' Q DARRELL GELKERS There are a lot Of cards in the class, but hes the only joker. .Ii - ANDRU PETERS To be of service rather than to be conspicuous. I ' Football I, 2, 3, Ag Intramurals l J' I ' I, 2, 3, A, Lettermerfs Club 2, 2 3, 4, I BYRON PETERSON I It's better to blush than to , turn pale, 'Q , Intramurals I, 2, 3, A, Baseball lg Football I, 2, 3, Ap Track 2, 3, 11, Lettermerl's Club 2, 314. Q .W A If f K X 3 . .Q I Z-ll? ,, A MONA RICHARDSON I , TO worry a little, to study I 'X 'N' less, this is her idea of hap- Q ' plnessf' ! GAA 2, 3. ELAINE SCHMIDT Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, but never bad, Declamation I5 Glee Club I, 2, 35 Chorus 2, 35 GAA 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. FREDERICK SCHUMANN Lazy, slow, and unconcerned, he went to class ancl some- times learned. Football I, 25 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 AVA 3. KENNETH OELKERS lt silence were golden, he'd be rich. Junior Class Play5 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. its f 'M K ' 9' ff M4535 'nf'.,4,,,f:. 7 1 I A MARGARET SCHRECK I'm not short and snappy, but l'm long and happy. Declamation I5 Junior Band 35 Glee Club I, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 35 Torch Staff 3, 45 Library Club I, 35 FTA 2, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 GAA I, 2, 35 Cheer- leader I. 'fl' 31372 . 45 5 fb 1 tu R MARY SEVERSON Lovely to look at5 Delightful to know. Declamation I5 Junior Class Play5 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club I, 2, 35 Chorus 2, 35 Annual Staff 3, 45 Torch Staff 3, 45 GAA I, 2, 35 Student Council I5 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Queen Candidate5 Homecoming Queen. Y eff 'N..,f' GEORGE SCHMIDT When modern youth burns the midnight oil it's usually in the crankcasef' Boys' Chorus I. MARY SCHUSTER I agree with you but you're wrong. Glee Club I, 2, 35 Chorus 2, 35 Torch Staff 3, 45 FTA 2, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. . . mm . W, if MW, 4 ,D . 6. M fi few W4 JAMES SCHAFER l've got two speeds, slow and super slow. Declamation I, Junior Class Play5 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 2, 3, 45 Intramurals l. MARY GWEN SCHRECK Grace in her steps, heaven in her eyes! Junior Class Play5 Glee Club 'l, 2, 35 Chorus 2, 35 Annual Staff 35 Torch Staff 3, 45 GAA I, 2, 35 Student Council 45 Cheer- leader I, 2, 3, 45 Maiorette l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Declamation 4. MARCUS SIEWERT Live, love, laugh, there'll come a time when you can't. Baseball 25 Declamation 3, 45 Band I 2, 3 4- Student Coun A MAEVA STENSON Did someone say Pizza? Glee Club I, 2, Chorus 2, An- nual Staff 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3 Pep Club 2, 3, A, FTA 2, 3, 4 JAMES WIECH Don't take life so seriously- you never get out alive. Football 3, A, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. 75 Wx JOAN SPRENGER A good looking girl, made of brunette type, with eyes that shine like stars in the night. Declamation I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Swing Band 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, GAA I, 2, 3, Torch Staff A, FTA 2, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. JERRY WIEBUSCH I hate Girls, they irritate me, I love to be irritated. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, 4, Letter- men's Club 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN WIEL As pure in thought as angels are ee Club I 2 3 Chorus 3- Torch Staff 3 4' GAA , C eerleader I, 2, 4, ep Club 2, 3, 4. ELVINA TURNER Somewhat quiet - somewhat shy. Transfer student from Wabasha. 5 WILLIAM WIECK Never let studying interfere with your education. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 4, Football I, 2, Letter- men's Club 2, 4, Student Council 2. it LEAH SPRICK Her only fault is the overuse of the word 'vile', Declarnation I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Swing Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Torch Staff 3, A, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, Student Coun- cil A, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4. r I 1 f SANDRA WIEBUSCH Be'ter to leave happy, than not at all, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, GAA I, 2. 3, FTA 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. ELAINE WEINMANN 5he's new at school this year, but we found her full of good cheer. Zumbrota High School I, 2, 3, Pep Club A. Rf ?-2. 5. lay? :lit This chorus, made up of girls from the senior class, provided the music for the Chrisimas Program. In the absence of a v ls Miipv i,,, fi' ,, W if 'Lg -MNH' muq E A Ah 2 nf' MYIHY HQN , al .M 5'-W L, ,, M, ci! .nw-,wg il.. -, 3 , 4 if 2, ga M i iii? FIRST ROW: Diane Morrisey, Barbara Redmond, Joyce Michaelson, Mary Hassig, Sally Carr, Joanne Herron, Mary lssendorf, Gail Livingston, June Rechmann, Janet Lombard, Gloria Rostvold, Judy Earney, Janice Wei- busch. SECOND ROW: Barbara Abraham, Dana Bluhm, Diane Fick, Frances Schreck, Jean Goihl, Sandra Abraham, Diane Garbisch, Berdell Lutien, Shirley Vining, Marian Turner, Donis Boss, Sandra Plote, Carol Wohlers. THIRD ROW: Jean Henn, Karen Schmauss, Sandra Erickson, Judith O'Brien, Sandra Ziebell, Sally Walstrom, Berthie Schneider, Joyce Wraalstad, Barbara Furst, Ruth Ann Aitkin, Beverly Furst, Arlys Moechnig, Jeanette Smith, Mrs. Erickson. FOURTH ROW: Deniele Schroeder, Carol Schreck, Diane Herron, Marilyn Herman, Georgia Jacob, Judith Schuster, Marlein Sass, Madaleine Herman, Marcia Cordes, Bernadine Hoeft, Mmm I Sharon Lightfoot, Phyllis Rabe, Theresa Funk. NOT PRESENT: Janet Teske. 'l 4 ,tw ly? Ni ll lll ,ofa-.f-f i 'i SOP! OMORE ASS FIRST ROW: Perry Heitman, Larry Hoeft, Edward Weiberg, James Haglund, Pat Finney, Steve Rettler, Donald Schwartz, Marvin Holmstadt, Richard Franz, Lawrence Thimiiam. SECOND ROW: Tom,Maloy, Richard Rothgarn, Gary Johnson, Ronald Geppert, Ervin Duden, Craig Masteller, Bruce Barnum, Scott Peterson, Henry Schmauss, Roger Geisler, James Deden, David Hosking, Mr. Stengel. THIRD ROW: Mr. Denzer, Wayne Clare, Gary Strickland, Fred Kenitz, David Martinson, Kenneth Johnson Joe Hennings Tom Featherstone Robert Gunderson Auther Meincke Mack Bremer Doug Bayley Morris Platte FOURTH ROW Jon Wal strom Edward Burtiend Richard Kurtz John Bouquet Gordon Hinck Larry Peters Howard Boatman Charles Harrison Joyce Atkinson Dick DeMarce John Selk Tomas Wiel il 1 A I Ili f r . l Alb .l H C1R,fXlD,lf, l,f4l.RL,5 .5QlPwriii1 FRONT ROW: Shirley Bundy, Dorothy Gillen, Louetta Rohe, Ruby Ward, Karen Workman, Dorothy Lichtblau, Karen Bundy, Karen Carey, Sharon Von Helmst, Sharon Springer, Darline Connell, Carolyn Carsten, Nancy Schmauss, Heidi Buck, llene Bremer. SECOND ROW: Geoganna Henning, Janice Eggenberger, Carol Peters, Patricia Hart, Phyllis Hinck, Marcene Zimmerman, Lorraine Harlan, Deirdre Flesche, Marcene Schumann, Lorraine Glander, Dorothy Meyers, Darlene Witt, Joyce Asp, Mary Plofe, Joy Plote, Mrs. Walstrom. THIRD ROW: Margaret Meyer, Loa Brinkman, Judy Eggenberger, Jane Anderson, Joann Adler, Diane Anderson, Barbara Giesler, Dianne Roland, Vicky Schumacher, Nancy Herbst, Donna Tiedemann, Diane Courtier, Betty Goihl, Maxine Gunderson, Maryann Siewert. FOURTH ROW: Phyllis Parrott, Muiel Haase, Sandra Beaulieu, Diane Moyer, Kathaleen Laqua, Sharon Krueger, Patricia Meyer, Janet Wohlers, Alice Ratican, Marian Wind- horst, Mary Kaasa, Judy Miller, Mary Haase, Judy Stenson, Donna Anding, Marlys Steffenhagen. tb FIRST ROW: Michael Prigge, Gary Steffenhagen, Fredrick Wiech, John Haessig, Arthur Leerssen, James Herron, Robert Angell, Gary Wieck, Conland Funke, Robert Wiech. SECOND ROW: Caryl Wobig, Jerry Wiech, Gerald Brummer John Schmidt Lee Nibbe Robert Hoeft Kenneth Kobs Vernon Zimmerman Gary Schumacher William Gierde Robert Johnson THIRD ROW Darrell Peterson David Ehlers John Eichhorn Jon Lunde Kerwin Siewert James Walstrom Stanley Sievers Rollin Geppert John Kackman Gary Beaman Mr Sershen FOURTH ROW Mr Johnson Richard Holst Ian Lutgen William Sievers Charles Meyer John Whemper Ronald Schacht Lee Adams Jerry Peterson Leo Feehan Rudolph Buck John McDonald NOT PRESENT Robert Gorganson Roger Tackmann Kenneth Cady Dx J' A lr YIINTH GRADE BOYS 1 ffim- V A .1 A . Nagy f In s. - M Q . 1, If . 'L ,, K vf ,, , , ,,,,, , , , ., . f 'fag-' . ' - '- f, W '-,aj . 0 was 'H 45 , , .' -A gr y , it 1 T? Pi Al 1553 ' ' - 42 Qgggg Sf 322 A 1255.1- + YL5 Li 41. mi, ,Q 1 ,rf if F x 4' 155 3 , ,,.je W W ,, .5 1 . www 7'Q5 'iQ ' if :f'2'! wiv . ' ef., Kgs? T, 4' g.j3'.s- ' 7' ,rx r 'J' 1 n if 1 FRONT ROW: Judy Gilbertson Kathleen Kackman Aleta Funke Dorothy Turner Sharon Strickland Cleo lssendorf Jeanette Siewert Sharon Heddleston Cherie Beaulieu. MIDDLE ROW: Ruth Roberson Jeanette Schultz Darliss Grobe Mariorie Wiebusch Barbara Willers Joyce Parmeter Karleen Herman Gloria Duden and Mary Michaelsen. BACK ROW: Marilyn Jostock Laurie Lynch Julie Geisler Cheryl Fick Rosemary Dohrn Judy Haessig Barbara Schmauss Joyce Kehrn and Roberta lves. Class Adviser: Mrs. Evelyn Courtier. fc lfx , 1 V v v-- - QIVX X -. . SQEZYEZA PHI 'Gt L l W -- FRONT ROW: Frederick Koehn, Gary Klein, Roger Glander, Dennis Lortscher, John Steffenhagen, Roderick Klindworth Donald Steffenhagen Bruce Earney Arthur Prigge and Donald Brummer MIDDLE ROW- Larry Johnson Larry Oelkers Kenneth Feehan GeorgeL Partington Jim Kohrs Donald Rothgarn Raymond Meyers Freddy Schmauss Ronald Stokes and Jerry Krusmark BACK ROW Charles Rohe Elwood Gnotke Jay Peterson Richard Sprenger Robert Gerken William Dahling Marlyn Snewert Rollo Head Mark Halleen and Robert Reckman Class Adviser Mr William Kenffer W 4, 37- M A 1 ,1 mg, , A' ,Z fi! ,L .. A-gf. I , ' I A has SJ? v 1, , W, : 11,25 QW 'I..4j, 'M 7,2 flij 4 -N2 1 A -1. Msn SEATED ON FLOOR: Tom Klindworth, Joe Wise, Jim Anderson, Tom Brasseur, Andy Peters, Jim Brusehaver, Jerry Berg, Jerry Wiebusch, Bob DeMarce and Dave Britton. MIDDLE ROW: Joe Geisler, Wayne Steffenhagen, Fred Schultz, Dale Eggenberger, Byron Peterson, Marvin Howatt, Ronald Lampkin, Dave Anderson and Tom Wiel. STANDING: Head Coach, Mr. William Kieffer, Baard Flesche, Jim Wieck, Jim Maloy, Bruce Anderson, Fred Workman, Bill Berg, Terry Krueger, Tom Knaup, Ken Willers and Bill Karow. Assistant Coach, Mr. Joseph Denzer. A word about the season- The Lake City Tigers, led by Co-Captains Dave Britton and Jerry Wiebusch, lived up to their name as they wound up the '57 gridiron season with 6 wins, l loss and l tie. Highlighting Homecoming was Detlating the Blake Bears to the tune of a l3-l 3 tie. A heartbreaking loss by a single point to Kenyon resulted in a toss up for the Hiawatha Valley League Championship. Wayne Steffenhagen, iunior, and Pat Maloy, senior, were rated as outstanding by Coach William Kieffer. Maloy and Jerry Berg got an Honorable Mention to the All-State team. .eu -af f F U U T B A lla lla, Score- Lake City a..,., l 3 Stewartville ..,, 6 Lake City aec,,. a...,a 1 9 si. Felix .,..a.aaaa aaaa 7 Lake City ,,,,,, .,..,, 3 3 Cannon Falls ..,. uuuu 0 Lake City ...... , s,,,, 32 Zumbrota ,,,,..,, ,,,, 6 Lake City aaae.. aa..,, 2 O Kenyon .-v..,,-.a,.....,,,,,a,, 21 Lake City.. ,.a,a, 13 Blake fHomecomingl ..,.l3 Lake City ,a,, . WU34 Farmington ,. ..saa.a O Lake City aaaaoa a..,.. 3 4 Plainview aaaa. aa.. 7 Stk f' Rest in peace . -131 1552?-in F533 Glorqf577 by Vlctory In Stewle Opener Pat Maloy Races For 3 Touchdowns In 32-6 Victory Stglnlillillagzrwfffmsp A's Overpower Yellowlackets ,gif EC! !4.9'7 Jfldyfdwvez., Q 'lig rs' :imp to Victory, Trounce Carmen Falls 33 0 Tigers Drop Last Second Heartbreaker Jerry, below center, was selected to play on the South Team in the North-South game in early fall. iii... '-R' '79 Co-Captains for the 1958-59 season, Bill Berg and Joe Wise with the head coach, Mr. William Kieffer, C' Nj s Assistant Coach Denzer, Andy Peters, Jerry Berg and Head Coach Kieffer ioin hands after the victory to give them a share of the Hiawatha Valley League Championship. ovvosmou ,Z , fi? l- Q Gia K M C! 7 M l s l la A YE! 158 f? , l l 'mgvfn I 4 -' if l- .fi sf Head Coach, Mr. William Kieffer and Assistant Coach, Mr. Joseph Denzer FRONT ROW: Frederick Kenitz, Thomas Wiel, Bruce Barnum, Charles Harrison, Craig Masteller, Gary Strickland, William Baker, BACK ROW: Henry Schmauss, Darrell Peterson, Douglas Bayley, Lee Adams, Ronald Schacht, James Walstrom, John Bouquet, Kenneth Kobs, Mr. Sershen. A QU .L SQL A FRONT ROW: William Sievers, Jim Herron, Mike Prigge, Peter Hanson, Fred Wieck, Terry Richardson, Terry Brostrom, Dale Oliver, John Karow and John Vining, BACK ROW: John Eichorn, John Schmidt, Ken Cady, Bob Hoeft, Lee Nibbe, Barry Gisslen, Bob Angel, John MacDonald, Jerry Brummer, Rudy Buck, John Halpaus and Stanley Sievers. Coach: Mr. Clinton Moe. 'r Co-Captains Dave Britton lholdingj and Jerry Wiebusch lkickingi lead their Tigers to a CO-CHAMPIONSHIP in the Hiawatha Valley League this season. RIGHT: Mr, Bill Kieffer demonstrates the art of the drop kiclc. Note that look of de- termination Cor somethingt. Wayne Stetfenhagen catches his breath after one of his touchdown romps down the sidelines. 1 .2- FIN lo LJ J K Z l KNEELING: Andru Peters, Bill Berg. STANDING: Jim Brusehaver, Gordy Hinck, Dave Anderson Pat Glynn Wayne Banick, Jerry Wiebusch, Orville Nelson, Wayne Steffenhagen, Dale Eggenberger, Joe Wise Dave Britton Bob DeMarce Mr. Clinton Moe, Head Coach. Lake City ,,,,s, ,,..,,s W abasha ,.s, LL Lake City Cannon Falls sss.,.. Lake City Zumbrota ,s,, L Lake City St. Charles ,ssss Lake City Kenyon L sss,, L Lake City Northfield Lake City Winona L L L Lake City St. Felix L.,, Lake City Farmington L Lake City Plainview L Lake City Zumbrota L Lake City Wabasha LL L Lake City L,L,,L .s,,,L L L Kenyon LLLL L Lake City Cannon Falls L LLLL L Lake City St. Felix L L L L Lake City Plainview LL Lake City LLLLLL Farmington L Lake City Plainview LLLLLLLLLLL Lake City LLLLLL Lewiston LLLL Lake City Kasson-Mantorville After a bad start Lake City's varsity basketball squad placed third in the Hiawatha Valley League. After defeating Plainview and Lewiston, L.C.H.S. achieved the east sub-district title. With a car caravan of spectators viewing, Bob DeMarce and .lim Brusehaver co-captains of this year's team, were determined not to weaken to Kasson-Mantorville, but were defeated 71 to 57 in a very exciting game. KLTEX Lt ,1 DAVE BRITTON WAYNE BANICK JERRY WIEBUSCH 4' Boa DEMARCE JIM BRUSEHAVER 'fag Brnefmg before game Banuck up After tournament game Mr, Kieffer, Coach, Bill Gierde, John MacDonald, Jerry Brummer, Fred Ke Brusehaver, John Bouquet, Gordy Hinck, Larry Peters, Torn Maloy, Manager. Lake City Lake Cityw, Lake City Lake City Lake City Lake City Lake City Lake City Lake City 'area iq! Wabasha Cannon Falls 7 J Zumbrota e7,, , St. Charles Kenyon Y, Northfield Winona ee St. Felix Farmington -Q 5 yn If J J il! ob Gunderson, Dick DeMarce, Tom Wiel, Ronald Schacht Loren Farmington Plainview Zurnbrota Wabasha Kenyon Cannon Falls St. Felix Plainview L ,,l' YD STANDING: Terry Brostrorn, Arthur Leerssen, Dennis Duncan, Keith Willers, Richard Abraham Mr Trond'on Coach KNEELING' John Karow Bob S lvis. SITTING: Fred Schmauss Bob Herron Bll -v 1 . - 1 Y Steffenhagen, John Steffenhagen. H N 'T' R A NL L' R LS e LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilham Baker, Torn Kiindworfh, John Abraham, Richard LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Knaup, Byron Peterson, James Anderson, Bruce Rothgarn. Eggenberger, Roger Hollman. ff' . ' 1 - X 1 ' ' f T,-XR, L, efililfjeli H fN -X X X M V - N D BACK: Boyton Hermann, Terry Brostrom, Richard Franz, Mark Bremer, Roger Rmz, Bob Herron, Ricky Klindworfh, Lee Panington, X wt ' Ricky Klindworth, Lee Partingfon, Roger Ruiz, Bob Herron, Mr. Johnson instructor, Terry Brosfrom, Richard Franz, Mark Bremer, Jerry Wiebusch 'rf' li x f B' li .,t.a. l ll? f' is 0- KNEELING: Bruce Anderson, Darrell Peterson, Bob Gillen, Jim Maloy, Ken Willers, Gerald Brummer, Bob Angell, Craig Masteller, Byron Peterson, Bob Hoeft, Andy Peters, STANDING: Mr. Clinton Moe, Tom Knaup, Dave Britton, Pat Maloy, Wayne Steffenhagen, John Selck, Tom Wiel, Jerry Berg, Baard Flesche, and Mr. Denzer. X, ,, ,M fo! . il gn u, ar view rm., - ,fs -. S 9 wit xxx Above: Thorton, Selck and Flesche take their .HM ANDERSON, track team's caplain laps. Below: Steffenhagen throws the shot. Maloy and Gillen over the hurdles. 1 Q ' . ' 1 f - . it . A i A 'X - , I B H ' ' A- 'A r .T l' W r ' 5 V' ' i ' J w A S7 1 A 'Q , , Ilvqp' X s, 1 - v B, A X A. ,Mez ' ' fs -A Ms www M ' 7' ' ' Tw- ' -A-A --- ,,.,.,, :A vu.-amps. - ,., lf NA f , L -ri?-ge' 41- 1 -. ...'L,l' ' 4 ' 4' -r rt T A ' A 'ft f, ' ,Ar gf'-'-,. u2Q jQ..: ,P ,.,- 9 flg QQ. 'r ' ' rm , awe-' 'Y 1, 'gn l rg, 3 ,1 y ,, 5 '1iQ,.w r--.-'-fa, - --ff , ' 'faJ',, ff- n, ,, f -1 ,. 3 'vgf ? QfV 'f.?c,cf A SMX '4:Q,,,4'fSv34 , y . F , 'fif?., 'fl -'2'.' ,011 2911, , f- 'fb 'B Wa -'.f 3n I P'v 5'lf'7 1. , 1 , arm, A A I fy , A My., ,tf. I Y I I A f ,,wgk,w A' r.'T1!f',Qr,++!'Qf l get A if ffm B . ' ' . -' -a -A M ,. f 1 'f?'-,iq2,.!f-lim 4- ' 'A - . . ,,,15. gy. r E gy, ... 1 , ' s A. , A wafer? . . A ' ' 'E-J GULF Lake Cify's top three golfers: Bayley, Panington, and Maloy. TEQLNLN iS J f 3? f 7 W W ia, fc V! f,f,f-2-'J STANDING: Jack Bouquet, Lynn Parrington, Tom Maloy, Leon Quarve, Joe Hennings, Doug Bayley, Ed Weiberg, Jim Herron, Mr. Arlan Johnson. KNEELING: Rollo Head, Dennis Duncan, Richard Abraham, Jon Steffenhagen, and Bill Sfeffenhagen. STANDING: Myron Roemer, Tom Brasseur, Lee Adams, Jim Walstrom, Ken Carlson, and Mr. Trondson, Adviser. KNEELING: Fred Kenifz, Ken Cady, Ken Kobs, Roger Hollman, NOT PICTURED: John McDonald and Caryl Wobig. fi 1 il THE ' ?'l F HULL T VISIT Sl BAP QT'L' w in view' g NG i 4l5 6,7 will I 1 V I A , 'ff 5 in R' v I STANDING: Mr. William Kieffer, Bill Berg, Tom Klindworth, Dick DeMarce, Pat Glynn, Jim Brusehaver, Jerry Wiebusch, David Anderson, David Hosking, Don Rothgarn and Mr. Sershen. KNEELING: Ray Meyer, Dennis Lorstcher, Joe Wise, Dale Eggenberger, Bill Wieck, Orville Nelson, Bill Baker, and Freddie Schmauss. The Tigers zoomed their way to victory this year to become conference champs with 7 wins and l loss. Captain of the local nine this year was Bill Wieck, senior. Other seniors on the team were Jim Brusehaver and Jerry Wiebusch. Following the decided victory over Farmington, the boys hopes were high that they would win the regional and go into the state championship, but were edged out by Winona 2-I in District competition. ..,. 3 I i . lr? .ilk-4 BASEBALL ,1 if 5X1 I ,. me ci N .23 xx 'f Q ji Dick, Jim, and Pat getting last minute orders. Q SCORES Lake City .,,,.e, .,..... I 7 Wabasha .,.s , Lake City e,,,,,, ,,e, 2 Red Wing ,.,s Lake City, ,,e.,e e,,e 5 Rochester eee,,eee. S I Lake City ,ee,,e ,,,, 6 Cannon Falls ,.ee,. X ' Lake City e.,.e,e ,,eee,, i O Kenyon ......-..,s,-,s,s ' Lake City e..,.., eee, 7 Zumbrota ,e...,,ee,.se,,,, I Lake City, .,,e eeee,., 6 Kasson-Mantorville A , Lake City e.,,L L ,e,, I4 Farmington - ..,, ,,e,. 7 Q 7 'E-F- r 52-' 7 x 40 O G ax' ' A, M I - 1 v -six... 1 lv 'S 4, .g ,AY R ka, wx ' 1 i URGANHZA THUNS Keith Bremer demonstrates his fa1her's modem milking apparatus. , ,Qs . ,,,,, ........ X75 Members of the Future Teachers of America assist the elementary teachers at noon URGANHZATIIUNS SEATED J Goihl J Moechni Work on the T958 Tiger began early in the fall. Senior Editor Rose Abraham, Junior Editor Sylvia Kaasa, Adviser Gordon Foss, from the first, stimulated our enthusiasm and imagination in making our yearbook a successful one. Mixing fun with work we had a pizza party to celebrate our final decision in choosing the cover for the book. A mass vote of the school was held to determine that again we wanted a summer annual. The separation page editors set to work thinking up new and dramatic divisional pages. Copy writers and typists labored endlessly as they wrote and re- wrote, typed and retyped, finishing lust in time for each deadline. Senior activities and underclassmen were photographed by Edstrom Studio. Soon the staff had the job of identifying faces. Athletics, action shots and candids were taken by Mr. Foss. A bulk of the work-laying out the pages, was then left. Many hours were spent by each editor planning, measur- ing, cutting, making dummies until each page was completed. Section by 'section the Tiger went to press. Moments of ioy and sadness filled us as we sent in Class Nite, Baccalaureate, and finally Commencement. Although there had been many last minute details, hurried copies, deadlines and rushing while finishing each step, the fun and satisfaction proved to us that our iourney had been accomplished. Upper right: Sectional editors, Business Managers, Editors, and Adviser. Jane Goihl, Jean Moechnig, Leah Sprick, Mariorie Freiheit, Renata Walstrom, Sylvia Kaasa, Rosalie Abraham and Gordon E. Foss, Adviser. THG J A Fireside Chat to puck out a cover for our 1958 Tiger is g L Sprick M Freiheit R Walstrom S Kaasa Gordon E Foss R Abraham STANDING J Freiheit R Karow Willers F Eaves S Halleen M Severson K Miller S Hern J Earney L McGrath S Buck J Juers L Leerssen M Stenson B Severson , gary, 'CTI' SEATED: Co-Editors-in-Chief Sandra Buck and Leah Sprick. STANDING, left to right: Co-Assistant Editors Juanita Juers and Judy Whempner. IN MIDDLE: Advlsef, Mr. Biarne Stengel. TCODRC The Torch staff produced an All- American school paper for the second consecutive year. This award is pre- sented by the National Scholastic Press Association. The Torch is a page in the local Graphic and it publishes scholas- tic and extracurricular news events. 7if 3 - 4.161 Retiring Editor Rosalie Abraham, incoming As- sistant Editor Georgia Jacobs and Chief Editor for the l959 Tiger, Sylvia Kaasa. At right: Mr. Biarne Siengel makes the Quill and Scroll awards. Receiving the awards are Jane Goihl, Jean Nloechnig, Juanita Joers, Mary Gwen Schreck, Judy Whempner, Leah Sprick and Sandra Buck who is hidden behind Mr. Stengel, and Rosalie Abraham. 1 1 N. F ' U., 'D TU R CH Nl? ol rl Uloli HTA flif i s s- 3 Maridrie Freiheif and Juanita Juers sell Carol Peters a Tiger. Q af A M llll' Leg!! :T -I FL refs 'ln An organization, under the leadership of Mr. Kenneth Byrne, the F.F.A. helps the farm boys learn more about the protession that they have chosen. Each year a banquet is are given to the members. This year was -the recipient of awards. They are held at which awards outstanding Keith Bremer two coveted Chapter Star Farmer and Chap- J A, .1 ter Dairy Farmer. He also received the degree of State Farmer, Another local recipient of this award was Robert Kackmann, who is also an y 4 active F.F.A.'er. 5 Something new was introduced by ' the chapter this year. That was the selection ot a Sweet- heart. The junior Mariorie Freiheit. nction was The F.F.A.'ers attend iudging contests which include dairy cattle, beet cattle, hogs, and sheep. They also take part in conventions and the state tair which help to further interest. TNUYREFH QETS UFAMEWKQ FIRST ROW L Heitmann Sentinel Robert Kackmanr' Secretary K Bremer Pr sident E Thornton Vice President M Hovvatt Reporter P Vining Treasurer CECOND ROW R Johnson D Gerlnen V Zimmerman R Adams R Holst K Hoops E Becker L Thimrlan P Heltmann G Wieck Mr Byrne Adviser THIRD ROW C Meyer M Siewert T Hesse K Srewert J Atk nson H Boatman L Reinclce K Windhorst R Nibbe M Sweeney .1 Kackmann. 50 SAWII ERA CLL B from STANDING Fred Eaves Charles Harrison Pat Finney Sandra Buck Baard Flesche Leah Sprlck Bill Baker Steve Rettler and James Schafer The Camera Club us an organization formed for Llncolnltes who want to become shutterbugs The purpose is to Inspire our students to develop their photographic skulls At each meeting different phases of dark room vvork and film development are presented by the adviser Mr Henry Finney This years officers were Kenneth Carlson president James Schaffer vice presu dent Sandra Buck secretary Leah Sprick treasurer and Sylvia Kaasa Student Council representative The main prolect of the club this year was to collect and start to assemble pictures of the development of schools in our school district during the last one hundred years This display will be shown before Minnesota s Centennial year has drawn to a close 1 , , Y t sq y Y 7 it I 3 I I I 1 A 4 1 x 1 SITTING Diane Garbisch, Georgia Jacobs, Mr. Finney, Adviser, Ken Carlson, Marjorie Freiheit, Sylvia Kaasa, and Sally Wals 2 , 1 ' , 2 ' , FRONT ROW, standing: B. Gehlhar, J. Earney, B, Juers, B. Severson, J, Freiheit, J. Goihl: S. Bremer, J. Lombard, D. Bluhm, M. Hassig, N. Moyer, M. Weinrich. SECOND ROW: E. Ziewi, M. Freiheit, J. Juers, B. Hasse, M. Hames, S. Meincke, K, Pearson, B, Angell, S. Prebell, D. Schroeder, K, Johnson, M. Stenson, C, Wohlers, J. Goihl. THIRD ROW: S. Schwartz, E. Heise, D. Wiebusch, J. Moechnig, K. Banick, J. Wiley, S. Wiebusch, J. Teske, S. Buck, B. Dammann, S, Hern, L. McGrath, G. Brusehaver. FOURTH ROW: D. Herron, B. Hoeft, J. Witt, R. Walstrom, S, Kaasa, M. Schuster, J. Whempner, L. Sprick, M. Hermann, M. Hinck, J. Whernpner, M. Schreck and L. Kilgrain. PEP CLU Satustued the gals behund the team, the nucleus of Luncoln s Spurut us the Pep Club Under the supervusuon of Presudent Sandy Buck and advuser Muss Schlueter the Pep Club and cheerleaders worked hard to promote spurut struved toward umprovung cheers and arousung sportsmanshup at the varuous athletuc actuvutues The hugh lute of the year was the basketball semu tunals un Rochester where wuth a car caravan, horns, porn poms and loud straurus of We re the Tugers, Mughty Mughty Tugers we were prepared to meet our foe Thus club has added much to fun and spurut at Luncoln FRONT ROW standung B Redmond J Wuebusch B Abraham S Carr K Schmauss D Fuck J Rechmann F Schreck L Leerssen Autkun J Earney S Vunung J Lutuen E Schmudt M Issendorf T Smuth THIRD ROW C Bugelow B Furst B Furst Duane Garbusch S Wueberg A Moechnug M Hermann C Olson V Hoett J Sprenger K Muller D Boss G Luvungstone FOURTH ROW S Walstrom T Funke Severson S Druesbach J Wood G Anderson B Kulgraun J Carsten J Wralstad P Luchtblau M Wohlers S Lughtfoot and G Jacob , 1 . . I , I ' I I I D . S. Plote, E, Weinrnarun,' G. Buck, K. Furst. SECOND uiow: G. Rostvold,lJ.-Herron, S.lAbraham, B. Jutien, B. Angell, S. Erickson, R. LETTF,RA lllilX9S CLYUT FRONT ROW: Mr. Robert Sershen, Robert DeMarce, Byron Peterson, William Karow, William Wieck, David Britton, Pat Maloy, Thomas Klindworth, Thomas Knaup, Wayne Steffenhagen, Andru Peters. SECOND ROW: John Selck, Ronald Lamkin, Baard Flesche, Dennis Anderson, Roger Hollman, Dale Eggenberger, Joe Wise, William Berg, Kenneth Willers, Terry Krueger. THIRD ROW: Thomas Brasseur, Fred Schultz, Pat Glynn, David Anderson, James Brusehaver, Jerry Wiebusch, Gerald Berg, James Anderson, Richard DeMarce and Thomas Wiel. The Lettermen's Club is the organization of boys who have won letters in sports. lt is their purpose to keep Lake City's sports popular and fair. The major event this year was the complete altering of the letter system. Instead of earning a letter by points, the system was changed to one in which the boys get a letter for the sport in which they play the required amount of time. Seniors who have re- ceived five letters by this system are eligible to re- ceive a iacket. Those receiving jackets this year are: Dennis Anderson, James Anderson, Gerald Berg, Jim Brusehaver, Dave Britton, Robert DeMarce, Pat Maloy, Andru Peters and Jerry Wiebusch. Head Football Coach Mr. William Kieffer presents the trophy earned by the football team to Co-Captains Wiebusch and Britton as a result of sharing the Hiawatha Valley conference championship with Kenyon. Officers: Dave Britton, Pat Maloy, Tom Klindworth and Tom Knapp. Standing Mr. Sershen. 53 FRONT ROW: Miss Schouweiler, Kathleen Hoops, Gloria Brosehaver, Carol Bigelow, Kathleen Johnson, Gloria Roswald. BACK ROW: Carmen Olson, Maryel Dohrn, Mary Wohlers, Marlys Hinclc, Barbara Kilgrain, Joyce Carsten, Arlys Moechnig, Marcia Cordes, Nancy Herbst, Lynne Leerseen, Jeanette Srnith. AUlDllU-'Vll UAL AlllDS Many smiling faces keep the library atm O s - phere happy and cheerful. Efficient oper- ators assist by contributing help. s 5 gf FIRST ROW: James Deden, Dennis Moyer, Dave Hosking, Pete Goihl, Gary Johnson, Larry Hoeft, Richard Franz. SECOND ROW: Mr. Henry Finney, Keith Bremer, Bob Kackrnan, Edmond Thornton, Richard Wohlers, Mark Breer, David Martinson, Ronald Geppert. THIRD ROW: Marvin Howatt, Charles Harrison, Paul Vining, Carl Moechnig, Howard Boatman, David Lynch, Joyce Atkinson. 54 H EA LT H C O 'LVN C I fl-. The Health Council is an or- ganization of educators, a medi- cal representative, a dental repre- sentative, the County Nurse and other selected professional or business personnel. It is orga- nized tor the purpose of promot- ing better health among our student body and in the com- munity in general. SEATED, from left to right, are: Mrs. Alene Petersen, Dr. David Sontag, Mrs. Donna Mc- Kenna, Mr. Ben Peoples, adviser of club, Dr. Schwartz, Miss Edvvina Schlueter and Prin- cipal Robert Smith. STANDING: Miss Eliza- beth Reinecke, Mrs. Marian Garbisch, Mr. Paul Froyd and Mr. Biarne Stengel. SCHUOL PATROL CC' Through the voluntary assist- ance of these boys, needed safety is provided at strategic street corners at dismissal time. Their only compensation is the thought that they have kept our street corners safe at rush hours. They work in cooperation with the local police force. LEFT TO RIGHT: Perry Heitman, Glen Gerken, Fred Kenitz, Tom Wiel, Larry Peters, Bruce Barnum, Gary Strickland, and Scott Petersen, v Q 'K ,full A fo T Q H T presented by The Juoior Class. 1 f s 1 1 s X 1' QW 'fa 1' , , - Director Dean Smith in hk initial year at Lincoln led our school's bands at the Annual Winter Band Concert, pep tests, special school programs, the State's Centennial Parade, and home football and basketball games throughout the year. During the summer the band also participated in several other parades and presented summer band concerts in Patton Park. SEATED: R. Geppert, D. Bayley, J. Schafer. STANDING: R, Geppert, J. Selclc, M. Bremer, J. Declen. SEATED: J. Knutson, N. Schmauss, B. Knutson, M. Severson, S. Buck. STANDING: G, SEATED: G' Roswoldl Bl Smffenhagenl 54 Von Helms, Teske, B. Abraham, D. Wiebusch, S. Schwartz, M. Issendort, D, Schroder, P. Finney, R. STANDING: B4 Gien-ie! T- Klindwonhl K- Carlson K Knutson, L. Adams, M. Hermann, B. Damman, L. Harlan, S. Weiburg, S, Bremer. Kobsh N91 PICTUREDZ Camle Grimm. ' P. Myers, C Schreck, M. Frelheir, B. Severson, B. Karow, S.Wiebuscl'1. SEATED: R, Hollman, H. Sclwmauss, B. Gisslen, J. Goihl. STANDING: R. Seated: J. Herron, I. Bremer, G. Jacobs, D. Garbisch. Standing: P. Parrot, H, Buck, M. Jacobs, M. Siewerf, D. Herron, D. Couriier, D. Connell. Franz, B. Flesche, G, Hinck, B. Berg, B. Hoeft, K. Pearson, Seated: P. Glynn, E. Weiberg, R. Swagger. Srandingz K. Schrnauss B. Hoefr, S. Kaasa, D. Fick, C, Peters. The future speakers ot America turned out tor Declamation in large numbers This year. Finally with much difficulty on the part of coach Bring- gold, the field was nar- rowed down to lo city entrants. March 24 was the date of The Town con- test. There, T5 of the T6 entrants were given su- A.. 2 perior ratings entitling Them to enter the district contest in Winona. RIGHT: Sue Halleen, Jane Goihl, Leah Sprick, Mary Gwen Schreck. STANDING: Robert W. Karcw and Marcus Siewert. D ltli L' ll , QW J- -f'1,'.. - LEFT: Joan Sprenger, Kathleen Miller, Loretta Rohe, Madeline Herman K-,fx 1 Each contestant spent many hours working and improving their selection with Mr. Bringgold and many of the other teach- ers. There are 7 possible categories: oratory, ori- ginal oratory, dramatic, manuscript reading, ex- temporaneous speaking, humorous, and panto- mime. Lake City had en- trants in each. In Winona three of the contest- ants receiving excellent ratings. LEFT: Mary Kaasa, Diane Ander- son and Diane Fick. NN Ni by f W . , ,, 35242 A, . 4 ' .gtg 5 ggi. 4 'ff fb' , 1 'i 4 A' fi . gIx, 5, ' ' Q , 'iff' N 5 A I 4 'V V, 1 Q, . N s. , du, W A, ,Z ,mm 'f , ,, 4' -W , ,.- L5 QW? ' I M 'F f wiv ..-MM, 1 --2 x X X 1 C A 3, Se f f 45' ,.1-ali M A N, Ms, kim , Jw- ff WWW ' ' ag ' ',,, Vx it ,, Q-If f-is, , T it ,N ,W .235 , ?.,:!? M , ,1:o:Hj'n,,j4HJif - 1 L NW my 1 1 ' as A .X V 7 .gb Lf-avi 'if' :Q-: ' ' 'Li-iZf ':f. T215 Q-.ig f w. G39 ,Q lk ' 'ala n' 5 Q. 4' f K y Q er S L ge-455 5 X ,X FIRST ROW: B. Wallace, N, Froyd, D. Bowers, D. Hanson, B. Brunkovv, S. Nibbe, D. Wilde, D. Clare, R, Roberson. SECOND ROW: P. Martin, L. Hass- ler, B. Barnlcle, S. Con- nell, S. Roper, N. Gisslen, L. Adams, G. Plote, L. Willers, THIRD ROW: Mr. Dean Smith, B. Steffen- Iwagen, K. Sievvert, D. Schwartz, J. Kackrnan, R. Holst, J, Herron, D. Dun- can, T. Brostrom, N fi! Q IB FIRST ROW: B. Flnney, E. Gnotre, C. Rohe, P. Hanson, B. Hoeft, John Wlwempner, R. Franz, B. Welck, NI. Heins, D. Wal- ters. SECOND ROW: R. Abraham, B. Redman, I. Bremer, C. Issendorf, B. Willers, M. Jacobs, P. Parrot, B. Glerde. THIRD ROW: J. Peterson, M. Is- sendorf, L. Harlan, M, Herman, Mr. Dean Smith. THE TAMMY SEXTET Joan Sprenger Mary Qeverson S Halieen Sandra Bock JoAnn Wuley and Mary G Scrvreck Band at the Annual Band The Kung s vomperers are Ken Carlson Tom Klnndwortn and Bull Leah sang a solo wnln the Swing Concert and Joan supplied some nntermrssron musuc Glerde rd CLARINET QUARTET Roger Knutson Sandy Buck Bertha Dam MBLE BH Berg Karen Pearson and Baa TROMBONE ENSE n mann and Pat Finney Flesche . 1513 ,Rf ff QA, AX! Q WT xkf 5 ' I Q? y f Q I a 1 es y ii I is w N K ,Al llll6XXH,51I l'fll LQLIIN P iX ?' ROSALIE ABRAHAM SANDRA BUCK Regal notes and reverberant strains of On Lake City TilledNThe air and our memories as The i957 Royal Party walked with measured steps and slow into The Coronation ceremony. The crisp notes of the Trumpeters heralded The entrance of The attendants gracing her maiesTy's Throne: Rosalie Abraham, Jacquelyn Earney, Sandra Buck and Bertha Dammann. An atmosphere of excitement and elegance pre- vailed as her maiesty, Mary Severson entered. BERTHA DAMMANN fQ '92 f 'w J .IACQUELYN EARNEY One of The Traditional events ot the Homecoming festivities is the Alumni Breakfast where The re gning king, Pat Maloy, and The queen candidate act as host and hostesses, ix 'bl ' 1- 5 ,V .Y . ,-. P10211 lf, 1- .' CD,31.lN 1.1 Starting the 1957 Homecoming activities with a buge pep fest MC'd by Homecoming King Pat Maloy, LC was off to a good start. Friday night was cold and brisk, tingling with excitement as we tied our foes, Blake Acad- emy 13-13. Saturday morning was the alumni breakfast. Finally that evening was tbe Homecoming Dance, Memory Nocturne brought to a climax by the crowning of our queen, Mary. ,,f s . 'tres NL si Jil 1957 LI lf' O L f I gill, I TEES The T957 Lincoln Hi-Lites staged in a Showboat setting opened with the Gettys- burg Address orated by Roberta Ives. A variety of acts included pantomime, ac- robatics, vocalists, instrumentalists, calypso music, black face acts and singing by the minstrels. There were winners picked from the Junior and Senior High contestants. The Junior High winner was Vicki Schumacher with acrobatic dancing and Mary Severson in the Senior High division with panto- mime. Throughout the show a group ot minstrels made up of the Sophomore Class provided background music carrying out the Showboat theme. Carol Schreck and Pat Finney, sophomores, served as Master and Mistress of Ceremonies. Joanne Wiley, Mary Schreck, Sue Halleen, Sandra Buck, Mary Severson, Joan Sprenger, and Pat Finney filled in with some show songs. Carol Schreck and Pat Finney Below: Vickie Schumacher, winner in the Junior High Division. Calypso Dancers, Petersen and Meyer. Mary Severson, winner in Senior Division. K q 4 5X K .X 5 h L5 fee! 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Flesche ein k W, Da. ef1be,g efsonl f ML L Uppei- Q' Sandrzli Anderjg Joe W?nd Jean Aman Brin rlghft Bm chwanz nl Renatse, Ronald oechni Qgold DA Karow ag and Kareem Lvalshom Lamkig- S1andEng'l'T2cf0r: JU mhbeff anick ' Mar ' oben Z Oge anna . . SYN 9'3re1 Ha Gillen V HOU Jug,-5 , T ma f va Kaagal nge? Kawn E21 Klingsvgred Icrwed arson Nh Bbove I Shine' - Y Lowe Playeg right 1 me S Day-d Pan of ' And Mp5 efS0n and Mrs. Silvia K evlns Baaasal and V afd Wa Baa d 5 Uncle r H95 Thom Che' D as. avid 3 nd S Ylvia 4 L I j . ff.+xRoL'.ND THE, M 'I iWoRfi..D , IN Q 's f semi iim rs EA L. Ackerman, J. Brusehaver, J. Wiebusch, and J. An- derson. RIGHT: A. Befort, M. Severson, K. Carlson, M. Schreck, S Halleen, R. DeMarce, F, Eaves, T. Brasseur, M. Siewert, and R Abraham. An English Comedy, Around the World in 80 Days, was the play put on by the Seniors on April 24-25. Fogg, an unbending Englishman, sets out around the world on a wager that he can make it in 80 days. Along with his loyal valet, Passeportout, he encounters many dangers. Be- cause he stops to rescue an Indian Princess, Aouda, he thinks he's tive minutes late but is saved by the International date line. Novelty ticket sales, cos- tuming, painting, publication and much practice made this production, under the direction of Mr. Lyman C. Bringgold, a play that will be long remembered. C l,X'flID.Ii I I.. ..'i Nob lil, Xi STANDING: C. Funke, P. Maloy, A. Peters, M. Schuster, L. Sprick J Wiley S Buck, and N. Schmauss, SEATED: K. Miller and J. Sprenger. I 'Hs PQl-.A A Y H UTS A tense scene from Tiger on His Toes. Below: The Stage and Sound crew without whose constant attention Around the World in 80 Days would not have been successful. Dave Britton, John Abraham, standing, Seated: Cedric Heitrnan and Peter Goihl. A pinch from a rich uncle, from 'Tiger on his Toes. The first performance over with and all's quiet backstage, Lyman C. Bring- gold heads for home. Right: Tony never had it so good. Mrs. Murchison, the detective, and Myra smile after it's all over. Chrlstrnas carne to Lincoln High. Karen Pearson, Shirley Metncke and Our bulletin boards carried out Chrustrnas cheer Charlotte Atkmson Barb Juers exchange their greetings. and Leah Sprick depicted O Little Town of Bethlehem ,J 1 I5 ll n Four people who were hlt by cupicl's arrow were Sandy Buck, Pat Maloy, Donis Boss and Jerry Berg at the Heart Hop. K' f fx The boys were scarce at ftrsr at the McCalwtI Dance How did Fred get tn that ltne? Joe and Diane started 'ne dance rolling. .7-.-i JUNHDR: SENIOR EPR UM ABOVE: Dennis Anderson gives the Senior Farewell speech at the banquet. At left are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Finney, Mariorie Freiheit and Junior Class President Dale Eggenberger. At tne right of Dennis are Patricia Susan Halleen and Joe Wise. Barbara Gehlhar was accompanied by Dennis Anderson. l l f Y i Preparing for the Grand March are Dale Eggenberger, Mariorie Freiheit, Barbara Gehlhar, Dennis Anderson, Joe Wise, Sue Halleen, Tom Klindworth, James Anderson, Juanita Juers, James Siewert, Mary Severson, Sandra Buck and Pat Maloy. This year's Prom-Banquet carried out the theme of L'Etoile Du Nord. Ulf 'lfi1'ili'Uil'l , lil D Li' N U R D Below are the waitresses dressed in old fashioned costumes. The costumes and bonnets were made by each girl. Al MARY GWEN SFHRECK Homemaker of Tomorrow Edvvma Schlueter presents Mary Jacob an Herd: Buck wnth parttcupatron rlbbons tor the state scrence latr X DN Jane Gouhl Dave Brttton and Joan Sprenger look Wtebusch rcctprent of the George Patton Award on as D D Karow congratulates Sandra Dave also receryed a Patton Award ,J Torch and Tlger staff members pose after being rewarded Qutll and Scroll puns tor thetr work nrxelournalnsm Left to nght Ntta Joers Leah Spruck Sandy Buck Mary Schreck Rosalre Abraham and Sylvua Kaasa Not ptctored Judy Whempner and Jane Gothl Tony Befort reads the sensors last wnll and testament to the gang at the Sensor Sweet Shoppe Jerry Wtebosch fouryear letterrnav cetves hrs sweater from Coach Wtllwann Kleffer fQ'1l.,,,p 55 UK 1 I K We.'X,lil tg 'ffll-f'flfl'fll' ' A 'sr I YS ' - . , 4 y A PV, ll I , l x' f I Q-N N X. . ., ' ' l l 1,111 ',V' P 1 t ' W is A , s I A , x , , xx. S -. . I 7 qi fi 1? .Q all CQ? ,ya s Q CSU Patricia Susan Hallen was elected the Class Speaker for the Class of 1958. At Commencement at Lincoln High school, June 2, l958, her words were: Mankind is perpetuated by the torch of knowledge, passed on from one generation to the next. To carry this brilliant flame which ra- diates the warmth of wisdom, understanding and courage is a privilege-ours, and granted to us by you who have bestowed upon us the priceless gift of education . . . We accept your challenge, and we will carry it highly and proudly. We won't allow our flame of knowledge to die, but rather it is our aim to kindle it to greater warmth and deliver it to our children with higher hopes and less fears . . . Time and circumstances may scatter us afar, but we have the common bond of knowledge and truth-power and freedom. 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SENIORS AbrahamJ n 11 7 Abraham R alue 2 11 41 4 46 47 49 61 65 69 73 74 Ackerman L 11 Anderson Anderson 37 45 53 72 Atkunson Charotte 11 71 Atkunson Sharon 11 Atkunson Shur ey 11 Banuck Wayne 11 34 35 Barghusen Januce 11 Betort Anthony 12 69 74 75 Behrns James 12 Berg Gerald 89 12 30 31 32 53 71 Bugelow Caryl 12 52 54 76 Brasseur Thomas 12 31 9 nnus 10 11 53 mes 10 11 30 Bremer Keuth 12 42 50 54 Brunkman Roger 12 Brutton Davud 12 30 35 44 53 73 74 Brusehaver Glorua 12 52 54 Brusehaver James 12 30 31 Buck Glenda Buck Sandra 1 47 48 5 2 65 67 7 2 Carlson Kenneth 5 8 63 69 73 Carsten Joyce 13 47 49 52 54 Damman Bertha 13 44 49 52 58 63 65 Deden Burnell 13 DeMarce Robert 13 30 31 34 35 53 69 Dreusbach Sally 89 13 49 52 Earney Jacquelyn 13 46 52 65 Eaves Frederuch 13 46 51 69 Freuhelt Janet 89 14 46 52 73 Furst Karen 14 44 52 Gehlhar Barbara 14 49 52 72 Goa l Jane 10 14 46 47 48 49 52 60 73 74 Gou I Peter 14 21 54 Halleen Sue 14 41 46 49 60 63 67 69 72 73 75 Haradon Darlene 14 Hassug Marulyn 14 52 Heutman Cedruc 14 Hoeft Verneul 15 52 Kackman Robert 15 50 54 Kulgraun LaVonne 15 52 75 Kleun Delmar 15 Leerssen Lynn 15 46 52 54 Luchtblau Phyllus 15 49 52 Lutkart Peter 15 Lutlen Jean 15 52 Lynch Davud 15 54 McGrath Luculle 15 46 47 49 Maloy Patruck 16 31 53 65 59 71 2 Muller Carol 16 Muller Kathleen 16 46 47 52 60 61 69 Oelkers Darrell 16 Oelkers Kenneth 17 Oluver Paul 47 Peters Andru 16 30 31 32 34 53 69 NDEX Peterson Bambrudge 16 Peterson Byron 89 16 30 37 53 Reuncke Leon 16 50 Ruchardson Mona 16 Schafer James 17 51 58 Schmudt Elaune 17 52 Schmudt George 17 Schreck Margaret 17 47 49 52 Schreck Mary 17 41 44 47 60 6163 67 69 73 4 Schumann Frederuck 17 Schuster Mary 17 47 49 52 69 Severson Mary 17 46 49 52 58 63 64 65 67 69 72 Suewert Marcus 17 45 50 59 60 69 Sprenger Joan 18 47 52 60 61 63 67 69 73 74 Spruck Leah 18 44 46 47 48 51 52 60 61 63 69 73 74 Stenson Maeva 18 46 49 52 Turner Elvuna 18 Wuebusch Jerry 18 30 31 3 34 35 37 40 44 53 74 Wuebusch Sandra 18 49 52 59 Wuech James 18 30 31 Wueck Wulluam 10 18 40 53 Wuel Kathleen 18 41 47 Weunmann Elaune 18 52 Wuley Joanne 18 49 52 63 67 Wummer John 18 76 Wutt Januce 18 44 52 Wutt LaVerne 18 Wohlers Mary 18 52 54 76 Hern Sherrun 14 46 52 JUNIORS Ackerman Stanley 23 Adams Roderuck 23 50 Adler Geraldune 22 Anderson Buce 23 30 Anderson Davud 23 30 40 45 53 68 Anderson Glorua 22 49 52 Angell Barbara 22 47 49 52 Angell Bonnue 22 47 49 52 Baker Wulluam 23 32 37 40 51 Banuck Karen 22 52 68 Becker Eugene 23 50 Berg Wulluam 23 30 32 34 40 53 59 61 63 Bremer Sylvua 22 45 47 52 58 Brunner Albert 23 Burfeund Fredruck 23 Copley Donna 22 Dankers Covel 23 Dohrn Marvel 22 54 Eggenberger Dale 23 34 40 53 68 72 Fuscher Joy Flesche Baard 23 30 5 53 9 6 63 8 Freuheut Maruorue 22 46 49 50 51 52 59 68 2 Guesler Joseph 23 30 Gullen Robert 23 68 Glander Eugene 23 Glynn James 23 40 53 59 61 Goranson Jean 22 Grumm Carole 58 Haas Bonuta 22 52 Hames Margaret 22 49 52 68 Haradon Harruet 22 Heuse Eunuce 22 47 Heuse Thomas 50 Heutman Larry 23 50 Hunk Marlys 22 52 54 Hollman Roger 23 37 39 59 61 68 Hoops Kathleen 22 54 Hoops Kenneth 23 50 Howatt Marvun 23 30 45 54 Johnson Kathleen 22 47 52 54 Juers Barbara 22 47 52 Juers Juanuta 22 43 44 46 47 48 49 52 68 72 74 Kaasa Sylvua 22 44 46 47 51 52 59 68 74 Karow Robert Wm 23 30 46 53 58 60 61 68 Kulgraun Barbara 22 49 52 54 Kleun Ronald 23 Klundworth Thomas 23 30 37 40 53 58 61 63 68 72 Knaup Thomas 23 30 37 44 Knutson Roger 23 58 63 Krueger Terrance 23 30 53 Lamkun Ronald 23 30 53 68 Langworthy Dorothy 22 Lughtfoot Beverly Maloy James 23 30 Moechnug Carl 23 Moechnug Jean 22 44 46 47 48 49 52 54 68 Moyer Dennus 23 54 Moyer Nancy 22 52 Nelson Orvulle 23 34 Nubbe Robert 23 50 Oelkers James 23 Olson Carmen 22 52 Parrott Robert 23 Partungton Lynn 23 39 Pearson Karen 22 47 49 5 61 63 68 71 Plote Ruchard 23 Podulke Stephen 23 Prugge Valarue 22 Pruter Marvun 23 Quarve Leon 23 39 Ruchardson Wallace 2 Ruetmann Shurley 22 Roemer Myron 23 39 Schultz Red 23 30 53 68 Schwartz Sandra 22 45 47 52 58 68 Severson Betty 22 43 46 47 49 52 59 68 Smuth Ruchard 23 Sprunger Dana Steffenhagen Wayne 23 30 34 53 Swagger Ronald 23 59 Sweeney Muchael 23 50 Teske Davud 23 Thornton Edmund 23 50 54 Turner Loretta 22 Vunung Paul 23 54 Walstrom Renata 22 46 47 49 52 68 Ward Waunuta 22 We-uberg Sarah 22 49 52 58 Weunruch Marulyn 20 21 22 52 Whempner Janet 22 47 49 52 Whempner Juduth 22 47 48 49 52 B0 Wuebusch Dean 23 Wuebusch Deanne 22 52 58 Wullers Kenneth 23 30 46 Wundhorst Kenneth 23 50 Wuse Joseph 23 30 32 4 53 68 71 2 Wohlers Ruchard 23 54 Wood Judy 22 49 52 Workman Frederuck 23 30 Zuweu Eluzabeth 22 52 SOPHOMORES Abraham Barbara 24 52 58 80 Abraham Sandra 24 49 52 Autkun Ruth 24 52 Atkunson Joyce 24 32 50 54 Barnum Bruce 24 55 Bayley Douglas 24 32 39 45 Bluhm Dana 24 45 52 80 Boatman Howard 24 50 54 Boss Donus 24 52 61 71 Bouquet John 24 32 36 39 Bremer Mark 24 37 54 58 Burfuend Edward 24 Carr Sally 24 52 Clare Wavne 24 Cordes Marcua 24 54 Deden James 24 54 58 DeMarce 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