Lincoln High School - Prowler Yearbook (Thief River Falls, MN)

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NNW? 1 'www 'M r LL! ul fl ., i I f .. ,ge 1, 1 i W alft ,Uv , if fPs Tangible proof of our athletic departmenfs efforts. X Q i 1 , x l , J Y,-R ix. ,Mu :xx ,j J Fil? K ' M DEDICATION il i JW JMX ' We students of Lincoln High School are constantly surrounded by the many superior facilities which this school provides for us. Important among these is on excellent athletic department with one of the finest gymnasiums in the state, and well-trained, hard-work- ing coaches. Proof of this departments success is both tangible as pictured above, and intangible as evidenced by the exceptional citizens influenced by this department. X The work of this group begins but never really ends. Their influence extends into every field: scouting, summer sports such as swimming, baseball, and softballg winter sports such as skiing, skating, and bowling, and numerous other recreational activities. Even when our school years are over, school athletics will provide us with a common clfli' 7 We bond 7 ' f ' . ' ' . - ' if We therefore dedicate this 1949 PROWLER' to our ,athletic department, whose . 'A' s irit will revail u on us alwa s. l fi .7f '? ff!! - '1,7,7fff' T ,P , fy f. y, ,Q 7714! ' ' ' i y f X in I, N yr 4 -X ,c , J . I, A t - . , Xt A ' 'P T 'T -r' ' DDQ? ' L 'fl at , 1' ' Tff , I , V ' r' It f I X I , X, f N , .. 1 , 3 - ,f'V A' W ' f v w -, - 'F , A 'T 'F ' w '-Q X f 'X V ' 7 , E l ' - Q 'I jclw A lx 1,,, , a w7- .svx ,S W N A P-' ' Q 1' . fi 72 V' ' 5' I , I I ' V I ,,. , Q A X K if 5 I ' y g J ., xx fi T ' l A ,' f f' if 1 fl XXKX4 ' N if 'r fr' W fix f , y?, , X ' ...K Q , if '.'- 5. l I I l 4 V .

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SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL W. G. CLAFFY KALMEI OSTIY An efficient boord of education and progressive supervisors provide and guide the educational facilities of Thief River Falls. Six leading businessmen give much voluntary time and effort to their iob as school board members. An up-to-date, efficient school is the aim of Superintendent W. G. Claffy, who directs the three grade schools ond Lincoln Junior-Senior High. In his first year ot lincoln, Principal Kolmer Ostby is getting well acquainted with the activities of Lincoln Hugh, and has proven himself an able leader of students and faculty. SCHOOL BOARD lloyd lennes, Clerk: Otis Wold, Vice-President: Glen Allre, Directory loy Oen, Treasurer: Andy Williamson, Directory A. E. Jacobson, President. 6