Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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l l w You never know what to expect from the cooking classes. cake, bread, cookies or a full-course dinner, but no matter what. every- thing is good to the last crumb. The girls in the sewing courses produce many of the articles that they wear in school. N S.. 8-Opening Here Ability if Q! 1 W! .Q Busy fingers fly, constantly striving tor higher scores. Students with artistic inclinations find the varied activities the art classes satisfying. was 3? 1 m..,L,,N f .5 W W ,W ,. s r ei el! m 'T'?: ,t., A xx N W Q Q il X V f e-r R V , ,..W.., f 1 1 it - , ' 'fi?1'N, '.,,,x,,, 0

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How Do You Speak to an Angle? might well be an ex- cellent theme song for geome- try classes, but with expert guidance. pupils soon find the answer for themselves. Opening-7

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Counts Most N A SCHOOL sucli as Lincoln, the academ- ic and practical applications go hand in hand, Evidence is not difficult to find, it's everywhere. At tho same time someone may be givina a speech concerning the atomic theory in speech arts, another someone may bc turns ing out a golden loat ot loread or a dress in home economics class. lf you have a warm coat and don't mind a little chilly weather, you could trek down to the shops and watch future electricians and mechanics. They're really skilled, as you may see some expert car jolos on the vehicles in the parking lot. Or it you don't appreciate winter, you can wait and examine articles produced by the art department. Some ot them may be a little ott beat, but they sell, and its the students who buy them. Learning how to complete a circuit is only one of the many skills taught in electricity classes. The proper methods oi giving speeches are demonstrated to the class by speech arts students. Various parts of an automobile are taken apart and examined by members of auto mechanics. Opening-9