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

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HIGH GRADE WORK IN PORTRAITURE Come and sue us, we are glad to show you different styles and help you make a selection that will please you. TI IK KAIIDY STUDIO East Side Grand Rapids, Wisconsin WE NOW HAVE BRING YOUR Our new Spring and Summer samples on display, they are the finest you ever looked at and only ; $16.50 TROUBLES TO As these are tailor made order early People’s Tailoring Company ItEICHEL’S West Side Jeweler and Optician MacKinnon Block Popular Sunday Evening Services West Side Grand Rapids, Wis. Congregational Church High School Students Especially Invited POTTER’S G. F. BRUDERLI City Lunch Rooms and Restaurant SHOE SHOP For Mexican Chili Hand Made Shoes

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 THE AHDAHWAGAM put my arms about her. three times I tried — that's as far as I got.'' Teacher—“I should say that was far enough.’’ The following people have l een neither absent nor tardy during the first semester. Earl Akey, Priscilla Akey. Thomas Anderson, Dean Babcock, Harold Bal»cock. Constance Boor- man. Mildred Brooks. Dorothy Brundage. Olga Buerger, Spencer Camp, Louis Carter, James Chamberlain. Leona Dustin, Hazel Eaton. Lorena Eberhardt, Frank Eichner, Esther Eichsteadt, Harry Fiegel. Ruth Fontaine. Lenore Fountain, Zella Fuller, Bernice Gill. Father Gill, Helen Gor- don. Joseph Grohoski. Charles Hagerstrom, Leonard Hatton. Elizabeth Hentschel, Myron Hill. Herbert Jensen.. Jerry Klein, Idelle Knndtson. Victoria Kowalska. Dorothy Lundberg, Florence Lynn, Frank Lynn. Fred May. Bona McDonough. Ed ward Meczkowski, Gladys Mickelson. Percy Millen- bah. Edna Morgan, Regina Mueller. Lyda Nelson. Margaret Nobles. Delma Padgham. Edna Rath. Elizals th Roepka, Caroline Schnabel. Nina Schu- man. Fern Searls. Frank Splies, Eleanore Staff eld. Verna Welch. Isabel Werle. Laura Witt. Ida Wittenberg, Mearl Wolt. The following entered school at the l eginning of the semester:—Jacob Winger. Alice Andree, Francis Babcock, Harvie Boorman, Charlotte Butt rick. Emil Christensen. Emma Dahlke. Emery Dolan. Zelda Eggert. Minnie Ericson. George Fahrner, Romayne Fewell, Grant Gee. Ella Gouchee, Frank Gross, Charles Hagar, Wilbert Hanneman, Ethel Hewitt, Helen Hougen, Marie Karsebeem. Leland Kandy, Arthur Klug. Elmer Kundert. Frank Levin. Stanton Mead, Hariow Merrill. Adam Onovdd, Addison PhiUeo. Ethel Quinnell. Laurence Reuter, Delburt Rowland. Robert Schehan. Phillips Wilson. Exchange The Lake Breeze—Your Joke and Fiction page is good. The Increscent—Your jwiper is very interesting. A few more cuts would help. Flashlight—Where are your Exchanges? Alma Mater, Grafton Hall. Fond du Lac —Your paper is very neat and attractive. Criterion. Waupaca. Wis. Your paper is well organized. Index. Oshkosh. Win.-—Your paper is something for your schools to l e proud of. The Acorn. St. Anthony Park, Minn Your paper is small but good. The Courier. Milton Junction—Your paper is good. Keep on improving! The Yahara. Stoughton. Wis.—Your paper is well planned. The Mirror. Mondovi. Wis. -Your jKiper is good. Where are your cute? The Spy. Kenosha. Wis.—Your editorials are good. Yoiir many cuts help a great deal. School Calendar. Thursday, Decoinl or 19th The Juniors try out for the class play, which they intend to stage soon. Friday, December 20th—The Senior German class have a Christmas tree and a general jollification in the kindergarten. School is dismissed for two weeks. Hurrah! Monday. January 6th The new year starts well with an announcement that there will be no i n manship for two weeks. Kenneth Thornton goes to Beaver Dam to attend Way land academy. The domestic science department logins to serve lunches at noon. Oh. tomato soup, what crimes are committed in thy name! Clarence Christianson, Edmund Arpin. Marie Looze and Grace Goggins visit school. Helen Conway returns to school. Edna DuFour of Marshfield visits school with Marion Atwood. Tuesday, January 7th Miss Grane remains at home on account of a severe cold. Mary Jones returns to school after M] ending part of her vacation in Chicago. Wednesday, January 8th Arthur Smith. 1011. visits school. Reviews for final examinations liegin in earnest. Howard Mullen has his weekly quarrel with Miss Lins. Thursday. January 9th Mr. Schwede visits Senior German class. Friday. January 10th—Senior German final is given. Tears, oh bitter tears! Howard Mullen achieves an 80 in Physical Geo- graphy test. Water! ; ! Monday. January 18th Bernice Eggert. Arthur Smith and Ted Thompson of the class of 1911 are school visitors. Tuesday, January 14th Professor Geltch makes his first appearance on rollers at the rink. He says that he likes it all right, but that he seems to l)e un- able to hang on to one leg. Wednesday. January loth—Exams all day. The examination in public speaking held in the music room. Grim Nat wick attends. Thursday. January 10th—Exams, exams, exams. Friday. January 17th Ditto, only more so. Basket hall game with Stevens Point Normal. Monday. January 20th The loginning of a new semester with its usual influx of new eighth graders. Leslie Hougen reenters school. Doctor Evans, «resident of Ripon college, gives a short address to the students. New schedules are out. Did you pass? Old Fat her Time adds another year to Professor Kell’s record. We extend congratulations. Ella Barney reenters school. School is dismissed at two-forty because the re- cords are lieing make out. Faculty finishing p »stin{ standings at 7:80 and fhen have dinner at Domestic Science building.

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