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

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- FOREWORD Our high school is our ship of state. We students are the passengers, and the faculty are the crew so wisely guiding our courses. As on board a ship, we find in our high school many different classes of passengers, we find those of different ages booked for the voyage. We don't all board our ship at the same time, nor leave it at the same time, nor do we enter the same port after leaving this ship. Also, just as on a liner, our passengers have their own special interests and abilities, yet we find ourselves all co-operating to make each person's four year voyage as full of pleasure and activities as we can with help of our efficient crew. Our four year cruise on this ship so well and efficiently guided will soon end, and we shall find ourselves ready either to take a further cruise of intensive training, or enter the port where we may begin our careers either in the domestic world or in a business world. We, the staff. sincerely hope that in the years to come the seniors of 1937 will, with the help of the pages of this log , recall the many pleasant incidents and activities experienced on our journey in the ship Lincoln Community High School.

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DEDICATION For her patient ways and eagerness to help individual studentsg for her excellent organ- ization of the high school's first verse speak- ing choirg for her wise and steady guidance of the National Honor Society: for her excellent advice to the Lincolnite staffg and also in memory of her kind and understand- ing ways to many of us as grade school pupils, we, the class of Nineteen Hundred Thirty-Seven gladly dedicate this edition of the Lincolnite to 1 MISS ALICE COOGAN

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