Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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llll - - li ke Page Eleven 1. B 'Ill 1 n fl rf ZQAM EZA V V Aff' QM ilrrgs I , I Principal C. G. Stangel To thc Seniors of 1926: The additional advantages and opportunities that came to us when we moved into our new high school have added greatly to our responsibilities, both individually and collectively. Because the tax-payers of Manitowoc were so generous in providing means for our wholesome advancement, it becomes plainly evident that we must use those means. The extent to which we have made actual contacts with healthy school aims must ever be reckoned as one of our community's worthy assets. You seniors in particular will soon be called upon to meet the problems of the school for others younger than you. How well you will be fit to solve them will depend largely on your preparation while at school, as well as on the attitude toward healthy school aims which you may have formed as students, The school may not have given to everyone of you a full measure' of what you think it should have given youg but it has, and it always will, attempt to meet as far as it can all reasonable challenges. As for you, Lincoln High School must henceforth look up to you to promote its mission and to be ever ready to support its ideals. C. G. Stcmgel. 119265

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