Lincoln High School - Tiger Yearbook (Lake City, MN)

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C. W. BROWN, B. A. University of South Dakota SUPERINTENDENT

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W. ,- PM I :iii-'IS Get If x.. N X Q g W: ErIIIIllmmlmmlnlllllllu nullliiwpllll lllllllllllll HllllllllIIIImljlmlllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllu , v. 'wi X I Xl W.h:,,:' mill Illlllg 'ffvzi XA W 7 I 'mi 1 ' I' f - I I til IIQIIIILW llwummnnummunnnnnll llumm IIIII llllllllll llmmn Iulllilnumuuunmumuunmmw 'lt www xy I Foreword CONGRATULATE the class of 1916 on the successful ad- vent of this year's TIGER. You have done well your part to give this little volume a permanent place in the life of our High School. It should be a matter of pride to everyone in any way connected with the High School that the TIGER has been able to grow and that Volume III stands on such firm ground and represents the school so creditably. Let me suggest to you that as you step out to take your place in this community you can still serve your Alma Mater. Your school will need your sustained interest that you may give intelligent support to every effort to bring the best possible edu- cational advantages to the boys and girls of Lake City. Very sincerely, g C. W. BROWN.