Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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In mediaeval times, armored knights journeyed to far climes-to fight wars, to rescue maidens in distress, or to search for the Holy Grail. Gay min- strels, too, traveled far-singing their ways from court to court. And, along with these and other romantic figures illustrated in our book, we find a period of history richly colorful and gorgeously splendid, hiding behind clouds of blind ignorance and superstition. Students of mediaeval history, under the teaching of Mr. Rex K.john, have relived this period through study and imagination-they have heard drawbridges clang as gay Lancelots rode forth on prancing chargers, covered with rich trappings, to test their skill and strength in open combats, in jousts, and tournaments. The mediaeval populace lauded athletic prowess as people pay tribute to athletic accomplishment today. Under the direction of Mr. john, basket- ball coach, boys playing basketball have put into practice the ancient rules of knightly sportsmanship and fair play. Even this year our team has ridden from the tournament field with colors flying and horns blaring a conference triumph. Men guided and directed affairs of this early age as executives must guide and direct affairs today. In administrative work, Mr. johrfs stern seriousness has commanded our respect at the same time his gay repartee, genial sense of humor, and warm friendliness have won our hearts. In appreciation of his three-fold services, we dedicate this edition of our Flambeau to Mr. Rex K. john-history teacher, basketball coach, and Vice Principal. Erhiratinn