Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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a 1 S 0 Ami. aa an lie 140, LIFE TS A SONG and The sTudenTs oT Lincoln are singing iT ioyously as They Tollow The walks leading To The beauTiTul Tower oT The Tamiliar building. High school is a prelude To The TuTure Trom which They sTep ouT inTo a symphony oT The ioys and sorrows oT a deTermined and exacTing world. The songs oT The sTudenTs Tell oT Their realizaTion ThaT liTe has many diTTerenT Tempos and moods: ThaT iT is Tilled wiTh crescendos and diminuen- dos. These songs are sung wiTh hope in The hearTs oT The singers-The hope To rise high on The scale oT success. Some will reach The high noTes, oThers will remain in The bass cleT, buT year aTTer year These same aspiraTions, These same hopes, and These same songs echo in The hearTs oT The sTudenTs ol Lincoln. A5 each class leaves The school on The hill, They musT learn To blend Their voices wiTh Those oT many diTTerenT people. They musT sing, TorTissimo, Their own songs oT The TuTure. BuT The remembrance oT The harmony oT Their high school days, Trom The OverTure To The Tinale, will live Torever. For They have learned ThaT4- lcje da cz amy: Zed. ding dt zfagetiefzf 1.2 O I I' . . My nn L

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Sa Zen Za 0m Www Qlln gmlemnriam 'Wmold if Eaemuaaen November 12, 1906 - Sepember 10, 1951 To him life was a song-a song of love, affection, and friendship harmoniously blended to bring warmth into the hearts of all who knew him, a song of honor, loyalty, and faith to encourage sportsmanship in the boys who worked with him - a simple song which will forever echo in the halls of Lincoln.

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