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

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 (Oitr Commander m-(£l?irf MR. SCHWEDE A we labor in getting out our army directory, the overwhelming thought comes to us that we are to lose our commandcr-in-chief. Mr. Schwedc. Before he leaves us, we wish to let him know what he has meant to us. Never has he been too busy to listen to our troubles; never has he failed to give us the counsel and ad- vice necessary for the making of good soldiers. His patience has been a constant remin- der to us when we wanted to rush blindly into the fray; his interest in us as individuals has made us willing to dare anything for his sake. We realize our loss. Our parting wish to you our commander-in-chief is this: May you know that the love, respect and admiration of the class of nineteen hundred and eighteen and all our fellow classes is yours; may you have success and prosperity in all your undertakings; and may you know that the patience and spirit you have given to us here in Lincoln High School is making us bigger and better soldiers for all of life's battles. I D i n

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EVELYN B. HALL History A. IV, I .aw rence College MARTHA E. MURRAY. Continuation School (Mikosh stale Normal School. University of Wisconsin WINIFRED CATLETT. English IV S., South Dakota Stale College. IV A., Wellesley College WILLIAM C CROSLAND. Mathematics Pupils Teachers College, Salford, England. Chellman College, England GRACE M. SCHWARZKOPF. Supervisor of Drawing University of Illinois. Chicago Academy of Fine Arts. Applied Arts School ALICE S. ADAMS. Chemistry. Elementary School Rockford, III.. University of Chicago MARION E. JACKSON. Sewing Columbia University of New York. Stevens Point Normal EULALIA A. BREENE, Domestic Science I ,a Crosse Normal. University of Chicago E. NADJY ROST. English University of California. A. B. Smith EMMA HALL. Mathmatics A. B. Lawrence College D. W. MIDDLECAMP. Manual Training Oshkosh Normal School A. W. ROTT1GER. Manual Training Platleville Normal E. J. ABRAHAMSON. Athletics Lawrence College. University of Illinois NORMA WOODHOUSE. English Milwaukee Downer College. University of Wisconsin MABEL E. LYNN. Stenography and Typewriting Lincoln High School HELEN JOHNSON. Spelling. Secretary Lincoln High School

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 0)ur (ftrncral MR. KELL Every army ia not ao unfortunate aa we are. Uaually. when the commander-in-chief leavea. the general »• there to take his place. This year we are unfortunate in losing not only our chief but our general as well. And such a general! We have been directly under his supervision in our main camp; we have followed willingly his gentle commands. He mustered us in as raw recruits and we are leaving as experienced soldiers. True, we have many tactics still to learn. Aa our bugle sounds retreat, we wish to speak to our beloved general. For you Gen- eral Kell we are wishing much joy in your further manoeuvres. We know that wherever you may be that you will inspire your fellow soldiers as you have us. We want you al- ways to feel that you have a place here in the ranks of the Lincoln High School.