Park Falls High School - Torch Yearbook (Park Falls, WI)

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Lunch time at Lincoln saw students almost anywhere. Most popular, however, was the noon lunches served in the cafeteria. Others either went downtown for a bite to eat or carried their own lunch from home each day. Every so often, assemblies would enter into a day at Lincoln. They were designed as both educational and entertaining for the entire student body. One of Lincoln’s favorites, Mr. King, came back again this year and filled the atmosphere with music and brotherly love. Dances were held after each home basketball game in the gym. They were put on by various classes and organizations as one of the chief money- making projects of the year. 7

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Study halls in the cafeteria pro- vided students with breaks be- tween classes, it was a time to finish homework or just rest before the next class period. Changing of classes turned the hallways into a seemingly colony of ants as students made their way on to their next room. With only three minutes' time to do so, things were quite hurried and crowded. 6

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Pep assemblies during the noon hours gave each class the opportunity to present a skit pertaining to a Cardinal victory. This added humor and entertainment was often just the added touch to create enthusiasm. Midway through the year, Santa Claus came to Lincoln to check up on all. Here he made his presentation at the annual Christmas concert given by the music de- partment at Lincoln.