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

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LORNA RENNE Small of stature, tall of miml, Is our Lorna, surnamed Renne. Few intellects like hers you'll find. On that we’d bet our last lone penny. BEATRICE RICHARDS Baffie And here we see a dark-eyed maid, On teaching now her future’s laid But still we know there she’ll not stay, For soon a soldier’ll come her way. STELLA RICKMAN Stella Rickman, a maiden fair. With lovely eyes and rich dark hair. Editor-in-chief she is of this bo k, Her marks were high in all studies she took. CHARLES RILEY Charlie When duty whispers low, “Thon must” Then he replies, I can ’ ’. But still he likes to play and just Have all the fun he can. IMOGENE ROUSSEAU Gene Here at her feet we fall, This maiden who is tall. This maiden who is fair, She drives away all care. N

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LYDIA PETERS 'Lyd' “Aunt Mary’’ and Lydia arc the same, For in this part she won her fame. For fear of lessons she lows sleep, And many times they make her weep. ELIZABETH PHILLEO Skinny Some an tall, divinely fair, And «orne maids have glorious hair. We like them all but still we snv “Give us Klizabeth any day.” MARGARET POMAINVILLE Max The world is not drear When Margaret's near. Wo all love her well, dust why we can’t tell. GERTRUDE PREISSLER Gertie “Gertie” has such curly hair. “Gertie” is a maiden fair. “Gertie” is shy and “Gertie” is sweet, Oh! you youths, you must be fleet. GEORGE RE1LAND Butch George, with cheeks of rosy pick, Finds it very hard to think. Questions stump him in the class room But his pranks dispel all gloom.

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VICTOR SANDMAN Sandy There are ‘•miles that make you happy There are smiles that make you blue, But the smiles that calm life’s rough old sea Are the smiles that Sandy gives to you. ILLA SEE Beneath her smiling countenance A quiet mind is hid. We don’t believe she was sec lded once For ne’er a wrong deed she did. RUTH SHULTZ Lucinda Ne’er do we mention our Junior class play. But someone listening will rurely sav, “Oh! Ruth Shultz as Lucinda was funny, She alone was worth the money.” GABRIELLE SMITH Gabe Expressive face of Oabrielle Oh! but we do love it well. Now serious looks, now mischievous glances. All of these her charm enhances. WILLIAM SMITH Bill lie is the hero of our class. His basket-ball has made many a lass Just love him and then love him more Each time that he comes on the floor.