Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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Henry Swetlik - ; Commodore Debating Society ’I4, °15, 16; Literary Society °13; Football Team 713, 714; Track ‘eam 713, °14, 715, 16; Class Basketball Team 713; Boys’ Glee Club ‘16. This plant is a great mem- ber of physicist type. Is expected to” become a great physicist as plant ages. It is a great de- bater also. Norman Johnson - John Literary Society °13, ’14, 715; Debating Society ’16. A busy type, commercially. Blooms around News of- 4 tall, quiet, slender flower iq f Wee ————— Violet Miller - Violet Arthur Stangel Literary Society 13, ’14, °15; Junior Party Commit- tee °15; History Society 16; Scientific Course. Grows best in Grimms; thrives well at Cato. Irma Koebke - Koeba Literary Society °13, ’14, 15, 716; Commercial Course. of the studious type. Orchestra °13; Literary Society ’13, ’14; Debating Society °’15, ’16; Business Manager of Manitou and Flambeiu °16; Boys' Glee Club ‘16; Minstrel Show ’16. A distinctive business type. Will be a newspaper man. Thrives on hard- ware. Lynn Hall - Lynn Literary Society ’12; De- bating Society ’14, ’15, ’1¢; Junior Party Committee 715; Annual Staff 716. Will be found blooming midst the Halls of fame.

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THE FUAMBEAU Our Class Ship By Margaret Jorgensen Our class ship we have launched on life's ocean’ to-day, And we wave our bright banners of rose and of gray. In our hearts, there’s a prayer; on our lips, there’s a song, As we start on our journey uncertain and long. Through four short happy years, we’ve attended this school; We have worked and have played and obeyed every rule. But our ship has embarked on the ocean of life, To endure sin and sorrow, and all the world’s strife. Happy thoughts of our school days from care bring relief; For we know that life's pleasures are many but brief. But the four happy years seem as four golden hours, That are faded and gone as the fair summer flowers. On the ocean of life, our brave captain is Truth And his shipmates are Freedom, Faith, Purity, Youth. Our class ship boldly sails through the storm and the tide, O’er the wild rushing waves of life’s ocean so wide. In the heaven, we see for a moment the dawn; But alas! its bright ray now is vanished and gone. And the dark storm of life overwhelms us with fear; But our brave captain Truth speaks to us words of cheer. ‘Tn the life that you seek is the Father divine, And His kind, loving mercy on mortals doth shine. O’er life’s ocean so wide, He will watch from above, lf you trust Him alone, who is mercy and love.” So we pray that our ship inay sail bravely along, And the prayer in our hearts finds expression in song; ‘‘May our colors sw glorious, the rose and the gray, Wave majestic in triumph on this our life’s way.”