Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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Mr Hugh S Bonar supermtendent of the Manx towoc Publlc Schools dlrects the polxcy of fine schools for whxch the c1ty IS known He ns the head of a golng concern wlth a mllllon dollar plant and has to face all the problems of a busl ness executive The prlnclpal unxt of the local sxstem and the largest most complex of hns charges xs Lxncoln whose position 1n all Gelds of endeavor speaks well for h1s admmlstrltlon 1 r l X ACC ORDAXCTl with Xldl'llfOXXOC, s DOllLX of Une schools has come the lztcst atltlltlon to tht lot ll sthool sx stem the nux XX ashmffton lumor H1g.,h 'No llttlc crcdlt lS due the efforts of the board and Mr Bonax not onlx ln tht cstalwllshment of the ncxx stloool but ln all of our cducatlonal IVISIIIUIIONS LAYING THE CORNERSTONE AT WASHINCTON JUNIOR HIGH 1 F IJ

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11t l rtxx r 1 mmn up, xx 1 ln lm L x 71142 Sled af 120 GENERAL HEADQUARTERS All tloser to lmeoln than anx other puhhc hotlx IS the Board of lzdu LZHIOIH our hmm GFIIILISICFS so to spealx I Ol the INOSt pa1t the xx orlx clone hx th1s hodx goes unlautltd often unohseuetl xet tht xxhole of school l1fe 'I he hoard should he thought ol dS a hotlx ol dIl lIIdflOI'l the methum of Cxehange hetxxten the e1t1 ans as cl xx hole and tht. schools lt IS the agent delegated to set that the l est 1nte1ests of tht sehool eh1ltlren and the puhhc are euetl for to mutual ddx dntage Greatest respons1b1l1tx of the Botud ol l4LlLlLdtlOl'l lb L1ntoln the most l5C3l,lCllLll of Vx 1seons1n s h1g,h schools ln tht toxxer topped lRL11ld1I'lU IS the largest of X4dn1toxxoc s sthool POPLlllflOI'l COINlT1dI'lLllI'lj,I the Ureattst cart 1n ddm1n1st1C1t1on lhe hodml has r1stn to the 1cspons1h1l1tx 1mposttl hx th1s llfdfl on eountltss oetC1s1ons l or tht1r strx mt our sdlutt' Sc: x fulfil D ' w, D X1 l' ,-Xml L-xxx, lf - -X R vo wk. A ,I licvnplt-rt Str t tx -Oscar l31clw 'r1t:, I.cx 1s Kcllntr,Ulz1l Cflmru-1rr1stn passes through their hands, we . , , -. A . Y. y 1 . , T 1 . - . . . V f - ra I A f ' - 'K X i ' Q . - ' F, 5- J ' .-. Ji

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U7 G y Q c . 0 ff MM! Huis f R . n lc. . 1 I colt: ---' a C Sh-6 ---- I H' z ll J K P HQTIVITIE5 ooo. IGHTING PHRTICIPHHGN WV rf fall 651 EY EBC!-I 'FIGURE IO .STUDENTS Extra curncular 8Ct1Vlt1CS occupy the spothght now as one of the brxghter aspects of school lzfe Thxs IS one of the reasons why the work f gomg to school has been steadlly accepted by greater numbers seekmg an all around educatxon COMMENCLMLNT the wha 'P W' L ICLI-B506 ISI lI'l .n l ' n. u.n 'lil in nav.. mp' yd lCLA550f 0 I aan'l.sl.u iululnl l.Ill minimal -Ilnnlil I9 3l'5?l,li ICIASSJJSI Colltqd ilall I u l.mU.u i Dm.u.l..m mei I il E'lIJf-W' To seek thenr f o r t u n e s I Based on survey by the commerclal department dxvxde the por tion of each class not con tmumg school 1 n t 0 t w 0 groups em p lo y e d a n d on the walt ing llst C ac space 10 Students - - - - - - i J C279