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

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A who is -4 X W lm Mn THE TIGER, 1917 . . ,l, .V .3 iff, -4 . wg: i, if , R' Q X X J 'SA 1 ? , hifi l so 1 ,451 1 Q Q 9. GERALD CLIFFORD Clerryj The world knows only twowRome and 1. IO. GLADYS YOUNG Bleek and gentle as a lamb. II. NATHANIEL PETERSON CNatD Cefs his heaulm' sleep in class But never fazls to pass. 12. ARVILLA ELLETSON Ueffj U ithoul my glasses I look almosl human. 13. GORDON INXICCONNELL CMacD A youth, fearless and conscientzous, who speaks h1s mznd on all occaswns. 14. LEON ROGERS CStubJ Cod hless Ihe man who frst inrenlezl sleep. 15. RUTH CLIFF The crimson glow IJ modesty' O'er spread her cheek Anal gave new Iuszer to her charms. 16. HOWARD IDRINRXYALTER CDrinkj I like this place and willinglv could waste nn' tzme zn zt. l' Q' , ...1 b l I ' WV,A I V .E.,, ,,,,.. A V AAVI V A V K , is ,,, . .,... G ,1. 6 6 I4

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flu. in 5 ' l v V X L-1 IM ' LAKE CITY I-IIGI1 SCHOOL AAI JU. QNX Q ' IXN l 'A' ' g Q' I ig . V in j in in I rr ky, I O ' l few 1 l O i , il AQ f . -.fm -v. ' . li' ,Q -'QM ',,, 5. GEORGIA BLACK Cfleorgej I. IVAN CLIFF CCobbyD By diligence sbe wins ber way, Long llave I been taken for the faculty. 6 HAROLD PEARSON CHuskiej 2. AGNES CASPARI CCHPPYD . ' Of all eloquence, a nickname is the nt of dignity done up zn A large arnou a Small package. most concise.wI-Iuskie. 7. ETIVIEL THOMPSON CSaintD 3. ESTHER HELDT CDutcIID No thanks, I clon'l go out with boys. .A human grapbapbone tuned to a giggle. 4. lX1AURICE XVALLER CMorzmkleD 8. HERNIAN VOLLBIERS CVolIyD He will talk to a girl if be is cornered, but lJe's never been cornered. If girls were around you, Rae, I'd hardly see tlwe rest. , , I I3

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flu. SENT l f -.GX LAKE CITY HIGH SCHOOL ':' bXhs4x 'Q N W X ' N I N. is fa ll I ff' ,. - ,f , 17. AGNES SAULS QSteaml1oatD Her hair is the brag of Ireland, So wan' and so fine. lt's rolling down her neck And gathered in a twine. ' 18. ETHEL HERENIAN CPipj And when you heard her song A'rush offull vowed sweetness, Lzlee the thrush. 19. FAY SPR.-XGUE CSpragicD To him the law of lore is greater than the love of law. 20. DEWEY lxl.-XTTSON CChickenj Smooth are the waters when the hroolc is deep. Q 9 4 21. LIL.-X SAMPON CSzunnxyj The forest loves a quiet girl. 22. FOREST lx 1CCONNELL CVVooclsD I feel stirrings in me of great things. 23. GEORGE REDING QDordiej Uhenever there is a load to bear Ill' willing shoulder Still is there. 24. CURTIS GILLETTE CCurtD A lion among the ladies is a most dreadful thmg. E r ,- rr Q , ,, QM MQ, , rs I l