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

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CL a ODitr (Heathers “Here's love to you, teachers of Lincoln. Here's thanks for those messages char, Straight from your oten lives and teachings. Instilled in us year after year. Hire's respect for numberless trifles— Those trifles so vital and blest. Unknown altogether by others. By ourselves, perhaps, never confessed dust a memory here of some lesson. There a word or a smile, 1 glimpse of a soul just beyond us. An insight of aims more worth while. Your lives may seem wasted and empty Sometimes, as you think of the mass. Who tarry just for a little. And then from your vision pass. But ’tis not in vain that you've labored With infinite patience and caret For the best in the lives of your pupils Will reflect your influence there.

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 (lite Senior Jilan CT Blessings on thee. Senior Man, Stand up collar, shoes of tan. With thy bosom shirt of whito Glowing in the evening light; With thy red cheeks, redder still. Flushed by momentary thrill; With thy parents, genteel graces. Happy smiles upon their faces. Frcm my heart I wish thee joy. Wish I were a Senior Boy. “Oh, for Senior’s grand display! He hears the struggling Junicrs say. Duds that mock the doctor’s rule, Which he never wore in school. With the collar high and tight. And the scarlet tie so bright; With his watch—'twas father’s gift— (He was glad to make the shift); Cuff links from Aunt Mary Ann— Oh, you lucky Senior Man! Then he rises, grabs his “role ; Now he beats it from the knoll. As he passes through the door He’s a Senior Man no more. Congratulations come by scores And his head doth madly soar. People nearly die with mirth. Hear them say, “Come down to earth! He must learn to lower his head If he’s going to earn his bread. —S. BRAZEAU, 15. Liliiu-i-iiniii!