Lincoln Community High School - Lincolnite Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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lguuccmg Fo Students of Lincoln Community High School: The most distinguished people the world has ever known agree that a common school education is the minimum preparation for successful living. Such an education enables you to read of things you wish to know and makes it easy for you to find the facts and understand them. Schooling does not give you new talentsg it only gives you increased capacity. If you are trained and disciplined to think and act -along definite lines, you can, when you go out into the world, pursue lines of action as you were taught in school to pursue lines of thought. All the schooling a person can obtain in any institution of learning will not make him master of la trade of profession. No matter what his name, his wealth, or his social standing. he must get into the strife, and push-push hard, and persistently. If there is anything you really want to Know, the chief thing you have to do is to keep after it ten-aciously and relentlessly. Education cannot be generated in the idle brain nor by half-hearted effort. It takes enthusiasm, grit, pluck, and pep to acquire learning. Have self-assurance and be eager to do your best. Education is the transforming influence of this world. Education trains the power of observation. Education develops the power of judgment. Education enlarges the power of expression. Education fosters the power of appreciation. All these powers should then be directed to one goal-the goal of service. Education! Get all you can of it! He is the best educated who is most useful, and he who is most useful is the possessor of a trained mind, body, and soul. Such balanced development will reveal truth and beauty to you as long as you live. This type of education is the living principle of the Lincoln Community High School. CSignedJ Q if f Qmafz, PRINCIPAL -14-

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Q lm .UNCOMI Norma Albright Walter E. Alde R. S. Anderson Minneapolis, Minnesota Pana, Illinois Monmouth, Illinois Clothing and Costume Manual Training Physical Training and Design Illinois State Normal Athletics Illinois State Normal 1923 BX S., Monmouth University College University of VVISCOD Summer School, sin, 1922 University of Illinois Laura Armstrong Marian Armstrong Earl W. Beebe Lincoln, Illinois Li11coln, Illinois Scales Mound, Illinois Dean of Girls and English and Algebra Chemistry Secretary A. B., University of B. A., Dubuque Illinois, 1924. University l 51 .'ii ffl, I . -16-