Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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TOP — Winter and Lake Michigan combine for a really scenic picture snapped from the shoreline near Lincoln. ABOVE — During midsemester exams the library study rooms were always filled, but no one studied all the time. LEFT — Senior Red-White day workers drop their prepara- tions and pause to smile for the school photographer. Opening..7

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Snow, Winterized Lockers and Cate ITH MANTY located on the shores of Lake Michigan we find ourselves constantly exposed to snow, cold weather and icy winds throughout a typical winter. To Lincolnites, this season means end- less cafeteria lines, snowballs, colds, and lockers winterized with boots, mittens, warm coats, earmuffs, scarfs... It may mean tryouts for “Our Town” or a trip to Little Rock, or preparation for the Mid- winter concert. It may mean a successful Red-White day or the completion of a term paper or the tension of meeting Flashes, Flambeau, or Manitou deadlines. Around midsemester exam time you've wished that time would pass a little bit faster. And somehow it does, turning win- ter and its activities into just memories. i ™ 4 nn ABOVE —Friday night's acti i ve | - i | I meant activity dct “gh team fight’; the final buzzer climaxed with cokes, fis) ¢ sandwiches and crowde' drive-ins. % % Ry PY LEFT — Snow was somethin new and exciting to Little Roc exchangees.as a few of ther demonstrated with a “free-fo! all” in the bowl during the: j lunch hour. i oy a we S b : 4 € ‘ a 6.. Opening

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Lightweight Jackets, OON AFTER the dribbling months of basketball and the completion of term papers comes the season dear to the hearts of all students.. .Spring! Spring is Prom, date day, dancing ‘till dawn with that special somebody, and flowers pressed between the pages of encyclopedia volumes. Spring is warm weather, grass fresh and green growing in the bowl, “Let's hold class outside to- day’, and a farewell to wool skirts, orlon sweaters and heavy winter jackets. Familiar words around school during these months are “Batter up! ’, “15-love, your serve”, “Fore!” and the shot of a gun down on the track field. Flambeau day and spring are synonymous. List- ening to comments at the library while you sign Flambeaus, you're bound to hear, “There's that Pep club picture. Don't I look awful?” “Remember the fall play? I'll never forget the fun I had that night!’ “Say, didn't we have a terrific football team this year? Never realized ‘tilnow... That night, you relive your entire past year in a few hours. And then comes graduation. It’s yards of white tulle and pink chiffon, fresh flowers and potted palms, a warm and shining sun and a refreshing lake breeze. This, then, is graduation and spring. TOP — Spring fever persuaded three daring girls to cut classes and also turned a young man’s fancy. ABOVE— People were found signing Flam- beaus in all places, at all times. RIGHT — How typically spring! Full skirts and layers upon layers of crinoline slips. hi. a ccrnrcicamanon 8.. Opening