Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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Foreword The building of a yearbook-the portrayal of a year of school life, should be based upon the ever-present, dominant thought of all mankind-progress. International relations have progressed rapidlyg likewise each of us has experienced a development during our high school days. In this Flambeau we have attempted to give Lincoln students something new in yearbook construction and lay-out mea more modern scheme of beauty and simplicity. We offer a record of progress, a reminder of never-to-be forgotten days, and a panoramic view of life at Lincoln High School. I f, in thefuture, when schooldays have become merely memories, any of the significance of our carefree youth can be recalled, and we can live again the many activities which we have all enjoyed, then we shall have accomplished our purpose in publishing this book.

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lx ff , To Honour Nlr. Frank Meisnest, W hose unfailing sense of humor and friend- liness toivard all have become traditions ofleincoln High - W'hose classes in citizenship have proved both beneficial and delightful - Who holds the respect of those who have had opportunity to know him as a man and as a teacher.

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1 fs 'mf Q n ,K .J- of 'Hx .V s 9 As the years pass by, these pathzvays W ill bloom in all the glory of bygone days And sweet will be our memories,