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

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Senior (Class fluent A — stands for Anita. So sober, yet coy. Who not until lately Would look at a boy. B — is for Brazeau, Our German shark. Who gained his high standings By his witty remark. B — also for Babcock. They say he’s engaged; Let us hope it’s not true. For war now is raged. B — could be Hazel, For her name is Bliss, NWhose bright, happy ways In the future we'll miss. C — stands for Claire, With standings so high, Ninety-nine and a half is not far From the sky. D — stands for Dolores, As prim as they make. Will be a good housewife— You should see her cake. E — is for Eichstedt, Our rosy faced chum. Who can well work a problem Before even begun. F — for Fontaine, Ruth always to be; But as for the last name. It sure will be “B.” G - stands for Gazeley. Some teacher she’ll make. For each naughty, bad boy Will receive a sound shake. G — for Gibson, “Gibbie” by name; He was chosen Class President And well earned his fame. H — stands for Holly, A debater of fame. Just give him a chance And he’ll show you the same. . :

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Verna M. Welch “Pud” German Course “Her very foot ha» music In it as it comes lip the stairs. ’ Clee Club (1, 2, 3. 41. Boys Hlee Club (pianist) (3. 4). Class Play (3). Secretary (2i. Treasurer (3). Secretary (4). Program Committee (4). Cantata (t . Joke Editor Annual (4). Marguerite Elizabeth Wilier “Mugs” Commercial Course “Her modest looks the cottage might adorn. Sweet as a primrose peeps beneath the thorn.” Motto Committee (4). (’lass Play (3). Verna V. Worland Commercial Course “And file maid that is honest, her ehiefest delight Is still to be doing from morning till night.” owl Literary Society (3, 4). Our School If you want to go to the kind of a school Like the kind of a school you like. You needn’t slip your clothes in a grip And start on a very long hike. You’ll only find what you left behind. For there’s nothing that’s really new. It’s a knock for yourself when you knock vour school It isn’t your school, it’s you. E. HAGER. ’15.

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 ilinHIilllllHlIlliiilHliiiliillilliiliiiliiiH H — is for Hagar. He’s silent, but then It’s a desirable feature In many great men. H is for Hougen. The wisest of guys Came back from Ames College Pleading sore eyes. I — stands for Idleness, By Seniors cast away We will it to others To use as they may. J — is for Johnson— There are three in the class; We can t think of a rhyme. So let them pass. K — stands for Kellner. We all know “Sye.” A No. 12 class ring This year he did buy. K — for Knudtson. So neat and so prim: To tell of her virtues We could never begin. L — is for Lynn, He’s “Frank,” to be sure; For Senioritis He prescribes a cure. L — also for Lindahl. She’s stately and proud. Enjoys life to the utmost. :::: But never is loud. M — is for Miller, A bright, happy lass. In Latin, especially. Heads the class. iji: — stands for Xatwiek, “Rux” is the same; During football season He won a great name. O — for Ocain, She ne’er looks from left. When a Photo Play book Hovers in sight.