Lincoln High School - Ahdawagam Yearbook (Wisconsin Rapids, WI)

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IT IS NOT What you eat—but what you digest. Not what you read—but what you understand. Not what you earn —but WHAT YOU SAVE. Something to show for every effort spent. That is the one way— THE ONLY WAY TO SUCCESS. Start the Saving habit early in life and deposit your savings in the Wood County Natl. Bank GRAND RAPIDS. WISCONSIN Resources One and a Half Million YOUNG PEOPLE do not always realize how much a good bank can help them to learn proper business methods, without making a special study of the subject. We are always glad to talk over and advise with them regarding any subject which interests them, no matter how trivial, and would like to become personally acquainted with every student in the schools. Call and see us FIRST NATIONAL BANK Always Something New at Abel Poda wiltz Co. “Outfitters for all Mankind

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Normington Brothers THE LAUNDERERS Grand Rapids and Marshfield Nuf Sed MEMBERS OF THE STAFF Faculty Advisors—Miss Gaskell, Miss Stitzer, Miss Snyder Editor in Chief—Tbeodrick Bradford Associate Editors—Leonard Kinister, Myron Hill, Dorothy Brazeau Athletic Editor—Don Nat wick Exchange Editor—Neil Nash Delating Editor Warren Beadle Owl Editor Catherine Gibson Local Editors Mary Jones, Dorothy Brundage Business Managers Herbert Wolf, Walter Baruch Subscription Manager -George Mullen. CONTENTS Dedication Our Paper Locals “Lincoln Humbug” and Adawahgum The Value of Studing in the Fresh- man Year. The Old Story in a New Form Opening School Year Thoughts Alumni Corner Obituary Kruger Warner Co. “THE HOME OF BETTER CLOTHES” desire an opportunity to show the young men of Grand Rapids the proper Suits and Overcoats to wear this season. Suits from $7.50 to $30.00. overcoats $5.00 to $35. sweater coats, shoes, hats, shirts, neckwear and hosiery in fact everything for men and boys. See us if you want the best. Lest We Forget A Plea For Girls’ Gymnastics in Our Schools Course in Public Speaking Josh In The Forest Athletics The Picnic Sights From A Window

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DEDICATION him, our friend, who has been a source of inspiration to us at all times; to whose encouragement we owe more than can ever be repaid; whose tireless efforts for the bet- terment of the Lincoln High School can never be forgotten; to him, our superintend- ent, Mr. Charles W. Schwede, we, the student body, respectfully dedicate this paper.