The 1978 Reunion Committee did a better job of commemorating their work than we do today. Back row from left to right looks like Bruce Kiel, Kathy (Kinzel) Schill, Chris (Omernick) Kiel, Mary Jane (Bennington) Barr, Jan (Bauer) Sinor, Cheryl (Bastian) Kunesh, Sandy (Olp) Brooks, Mike Deering and Mary (Pierson) Petersen. Front row is Bonny (Ruzek) Meacham and Sue (Martin) Schultz. If I got anything wrong, please let me know.
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1/14/2013 How Manitowoc was selected as the hometown in The Prince and Me.
You or one of your children may have seen The Prince and Me, a 2004 romantic comedy about a Danish prince who attends the University of Wisconsin and falls in love with Paige Morgan. In the
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11/16/2010 Manitowoc Named 2nd Best Place in America to Raise a Family!
Forbes Magazine has named our own Manitowoc, Wisconsin as the second best place in America to raise a family!! (What, we're not No. 1?) The article was posted in the online edition only.
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6/8/2010 June 6, 2010 Herald Times Article - Lincoln Outdoor Graduation
Lincoln High's graduation
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Lincoln High School named most beautiful high school in Wisconsin!
Manitowoc’s own Lincoln High School was named the most beautiful public school in Wisconsin by Architectural Digest.
The international design magazine posted their list of the most beautiful public schools in each state Sept. 12. The list included Michigan’s Grosse Pointe South High School in Grosse Pointe, Hibbing High School in Hibbing, Minnesota, and Lake Forest High School in Lake Forest, Illinois.
“We are definitely honored to be recognized,” said Manitowoc Schools Superintendent Mark Holzman. “Lincoln High School is a proud part of the community.”
The school was built in 1923 by Jens Jensen, a Danish-American landscape architect who is known for his work on Chicago parks.
The high school is the oldest standing public high school in Wisconsin. Many recognize it by the main tower, built in the Gothic style. The tower was closed for safety reasons, but occasional tours allow students and members of the community to climb to the top and explore the empty rooms. Manitowoc H-T-R 9/15/17 charset="UTF-8">
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