Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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LOVE ON A GREYHOUND BUS! Cheering must be a tiring job because Marilyn tell sound asleep on the bus coming home from the basketball game at Appleton. She was mighty surprised to Wake up and find Lloyd's arm around her. Amazing what we do in our sleep! LET IT SNOW. LET IT SNOW! The huge storm We had this Winter blanketing Our Town in White, was much appreciated by us tor it meant an extra two-day vacation. lack, Lor- raine, Cy, Ruth, Margie, and Ardis are enjoying it immensely. ll FIGHT, FIGHT. FOR OLD LINCOLN HI! lack had to take the consequences at the Hi-Y pep meeting and he valiantly tries to lead the- school song while Io- anne and Charlie cheer along to show him just how it's done. Where did you get that stunning dress, Iack? HUBBA, HUBBA, AND A WHISTLE! Our annual red-White clay, sponsored by the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y, was a huge success this year, but then there was no reason Why it shouldn't be, for We had those three lovely red-White maids, Bill, Ashie, and Aaron in our midst.

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We dreamed ot a white Christmas and got it, plus all the other fun of the holidays. At the top of the list ot par- ties and dances were the CYO and DeMolay formals. Don, Carolyn, lean, Elwood, lim, and lanet pause to sip punch at the DeMolay tor- mal waiting for the band to strike up another number. The gang at the Midsemes- ter dance celebrated the midway mark ot the school year. The theme ot the dance, sponsored by the Student Council, was in the spirit of Valentines day with huge red hearts de- corating the walls of the gym. The object of the evening was dancing and we all had a swell time. A huge snowstorm caused a mixup in the date oi the CYO formal and it had to be postponed one day. Fellows and gals that had dates for both iormals had to decide where to go and with whom tor the dances came on the same night. Bob, Lorraine, lerry, Marilyn, Bob, Dorothy, Doris, and Dick chose C.Y.O. t

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We'd say that we had spring fever-we can't wait to get out of school to ride around with the windows open, feeling the warm breeze like jack and the boys. It's alm 'Way back in 1944 when we came to Lincoln, graduation seemed such a long way off. We were sophomores then, just getting into the swing of things, but in our junior year, we were right in the middle of everything with our first class play and at the end of the year our own carnival Prom with Margie and Ashie reigning as our king and queen. In our senior year we were busier still. Class play, Flashes, Manitou, Flambeau, and Operetta were just a few of our accornplishrnents. We have spent Huee years at Lincoln - three wonderful years, filled with work and fun. Now all that's left is graduation with the strains of Aida and taps playing from the tower. Spring has also hit the newly elected cheerleaders. Bev, jeannette, joanne, Suzanne, Pudgie, and Don relax before starting their cheering careers. ost over now. C101