Abraham Lincoln Junior High School - Annual Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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GLIMPSES OF SOME CLASS ROOMS These boys in wood- shop look as if they were experts in the hcmdlinq of the tools. In auto shop the boys ccm put CI ccxr to- gether- -at least they can tour one opczrt. What useful boys around the home these boys from home mechanics will bel Perhaps these boys in print-shop will some dcxy be settinq type for the ANNUAL.

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THESE PEOPLE MAKE OUR LIFE PLEASANTER Upper picture: Mrs. Schrnauss, Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Madsen, Miss A. Peterson, Mrs. Sanders, Miss E. Peterson Lower picture: Mr. Everett Denny, Mr. Helge Carlson, Mr. William Allen, Mr. Oscar Iohnson, Mr. Clarence Carlson Mrs. Cooper lolinson, Mr. Morris Greenfield, Mr. Gust lolinson, Mr. Sidney Spencer, Mr. Henry Pearson ' We at Lincoln enjoy our lunches: this is shown by the great number oi hot dogs and hamburgers we eat every day, to say nothing of the potatoes and gravy. The daily ten and twelve cent specials are Very popular with us, as We can get a good, hearty lunch for little money. The six women in the upper picture cook the food and have charge oi the serving. Student workers serve the food, clear the tables, and wash the dishes. Lunch is served in four shifts between eleven-forty and one o'clock. The people in the lower picture are the custodians and ianitors of our building. Lincoln was opened in the fall oi nineteen twenty-seven. Since that time many classes have come and gone, each proud of the beauty of our building. That it has been kept in the excel- lent condition it is in is the result of the work of these people who keep a watch- ful eye over it. But that is not all that they do, they open our locks when we have forgotten our keys or the combination: they carry our lost possessions to the office: they are in all Ways our friends. ll9l

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