Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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lli IHUU A Word from the Management OARY custom has made the usual annual the ex- clusiye product of the senior class, and has, at the same time, somewhat limited the enjoy- ment of the book to that one group. The policy of the Flam- beau in presenting the Lincoln Pennies Revue is to star every individual intimately concerned with Lincoln life, In the pursuit of this policy 'we have thrown over the traces of precedent and developed our talent regardless of rank. Qur aim is a real stu- dents' yearbook. If at times wc approach the Ilippant, do not thinlt us lacking in respect, but remember that ours is a chron- icle of today told in the lan- guage of today. In the presentation of the Lincoln Pennies Revue, we have done our utmost in the design- ing of an adequate settingg ours have been the problems of pro- tluctiong but the actors went undirected and the action of this revue is dictated only by the deeds of Lincolnites.