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

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c-99 The library is a treasure house with its doors swung wide open to the student who is seeking knowledge. l-lere he Finds an opportunity to pursue lurther information in any Field to which he has been attracted. ln my experience as librarian, l have never seen a wide awake student who has spent an idle moment in the library. l-le realizes that he is surrounded by books whose printed page contains the thoughts and experiences ol great men. l-le knows that here is a vast amount ol information on any subject he may desire, if he will but reach out and take it. Qkvlisf vxeTQ.be.-csevil Page 18 Christine Pedersen Librarian River Falls State Teachers' College

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Wllllam Muller lOI'16 GIl2S American l-lrstory CIVICS Rlpon College B A Unnverslty of Wlsconsun Ph B Ed8dI' Blfd l-lollls Newman l-hstory Ovrcs Teachers College BE Soclology l-lustory Carroll College B A We can say that to lnve lor ones country as a fundamental vlrtue then nt follows that each and e ery person must be schooled ID the cultural polstlcal and economic values and responslbllxtles ol goo nttzens Social studles subjects do otler an avenue to thus end Can students therefore allord to dsssmpate then energies IU the pettlnesses and trlvlalntues ol l1le7 For as James Monroe has sand A lree virtuous and en lnghtened people must know well the great prnncuples and causes upon vvhnch thenr happiness depends Nix any Page Q0 , I 'I . . . .I .V 3. lf 1 - I - 1 .I I .. I I 1- Q l V . I . , C C., A . . , , A I I . . , . .., , l I .I I , - C 1 5 ' Al! 1 I. 1,5 .. j' ll Ax X s I - , , l as