Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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4 x PRINCIPAL Cf. G, STANGEI

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SUPERINTENDENT H, S BONAR

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i , - i MX E I 1 xA.4E:,Ju.x uri-asxlg' A MESSAGE FROM MR. JOHN lf, perchance, you have had the misfortune to be detected loitering in the halls, you have un- doubtedly heard the familiar request to keep moving. lt seems a simple enough request to makel but, fre- quently, it is resented by those to whom it is addressed. The loiterers seem to fail to realize that if every stud- ent assumcd that attitude our halls would be entirely inadequate to care for the throngs that would be present. To thc students, the hall-ways seem to serve three different purposes. To some, the halls are passage- ways by which the student can pass promptly to his classes, Another group considers the hall-ways as parking spaces or as a -'DfOYl1Cl'l3ClC-ClCCl4li1 and, linked arm in arm. they may be seen enjoying a leisure- ly stroll. The third group assumes that the hall-ways are race tracksug and, if they are late, they may be detected attempting to do a modified century in less than nothing flat. Because of these varied attitudes sentries REX K. JOHN Assistant Principal are stationed at places inconvenient for the students. If the students wish to dispense with these Hsentriesu. let them use the halls in the proper manner, and the familiar request, keep moving, will cease. MISS HEALY SPEAKS Eight o'clock! Another day begins! There is the usual line in the office, waiting to have excuses read. The telephones must be answered, thc inevitable requests granted, such as Miss Healy, will you please change this dollar for me? Or Miss Healy, please send this list of boys to my roomg please exchange Alohn's textbook for a new one, some pages are missingf' and about that time the pupils are off to their first period classes. lt seems that quiet will reign as before. But no, the abscntees to post and tardy cases to check. Following this, the study hall slips ceme in for their checking and with varied interruptions of telephones and calls for pupils by teachers this period closes. Again it seems the duties have all disappeared, but no, there are the cafeteria orders to be writteng the requisitions made out3 lists of seniors graded as to scholastic rating for colleges requesting them: filing the follow-up lettersg grades sent to eollegesg injury cards checkedg and another part of the day is gone. Again the horizon seems clear Oh no! A com- plete record must be made of the School Banking, and report cards are coming in! The grades of all the pupils must be posted on quarterly and final record ,f 5 . ,.-Q ,, cards. Truly, I am grateful that there is a Tomor- ff t get fu row. 9 i ' A NORA HEALY Registrar A 1 s- U , L Q gf. ilg gal ki ,' , ty lk, it All ,134 1-rv -'dfrckigiwt fi-J. Z,f'L , QNX rl-, ,, W-ek Q 3, ' ll T v 5. QLT- ,-- ' K .x flu ML , H gl tl-tl. fl ld . V17 cz-ee Sixteen