Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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While the future holds many promises for us, we cant forget the times we have sung the Alma Mater, listened to the Benediction on Fri- days, walked to and from the buses, or sat in the parking lot to pass our free time with friends. Remember the times we were late for class, walked into the wrong room as a sophomore, snake-danced through the halls on RedfWhite day,or stood in the wet weather for l-lomecomf ing? People may think that the Lincolnites are a relaxed group of students, lout we know diff ferent. How nonchalant were we when we wrote our research or term papers, acted in our first play with the lights blotting out the auf dience, sat tensely while the winning point was made, or walked down the steps as a flower girl or a proud graduate of Lincoln High School? grace our memories THE TIMES WE SHARED together will never be forgotten by many, like Sharon Filzen and Art Schroeder Z . - l N 4 u I student life-7

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Wie 'N .. 11 V -. . ' Elf-fe ' L . 74 Cji lhxsix Z I Q , THE BUS ROUTE change lessened the traffic problem i . THAT SPECIAL DANCE will provide many favored memories for the future 6-student life 1 N. fond friendships

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THE GUIDANCE OFFICE was a place tor many conferences I . I d d d . . ' . . . avtplile Iegxlzrgsstgxhlgegzzsfjs looks through college pamphlets 'S ,ti-sf X PROM PREP!-XRATIONS were lengthy, but the results were worth the effort. Barb Grall, Dennis Eggert, lim Winclus, and Nick Nitka work as Mr. Walter Colton watches 8-student life if: if Q-