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Miss Price Miss McMahon 1 Miss Kincaide Class Sponsors lVe cannot adequately express our gratitude to our class sponsors for their helpfulness and guidance. It. means ajfreat deal to a class to have two guiding lights who il1'0 ever ready to lend their spirit- and advice to put, some class event over the top, or to take the lead in some new movement. To the sponsors this means work and drudgery of a kind that gets very little notice from the school at large, though we do cherish the hope that our sponsors have derived some Jleasure from their work with ns. In inn' ifreslnnan year we selected Miss Price and M-iss lF1'llll1 to be our spon- sors. Miss Fruin, though she left at thc- end of that year, won the lieairty liking ol? everyone in the class. She was a cl -ver entertainer and appeared on several class n'o0'rau1s with readings and inouoloffues. llilissbllriee has stood by us for four iyears, through rain and storm. She has given freely of her time, and has bien loyal to the class. Blore than one student, now active in school owes h's start, to Miss Price, for she has the happy faculty of linding new or hitherlo uulcnown students, and getting them started in class and other activities. Miss Kiue-aide, who succeeded Misa Fruni, was with us a little more than a year. Miss Kim-aide was a loyal adviser. aggressive, and always ready to help to the utmost to make each project. Sutzfeed. lt was with a great deal of regret that we accepted, early in our junior year, her resignation, made necessary by other duties. ' ller successor, Miss lNIcMahon. who was then new in Lincoln high school, won almost instant, 'favor iu the class. Miss McMahon herself had been graduated from Lincoln high School. and her good nature. practical judgment, and ever present, optimism explain very NV0lll1t'1'1JOPlll2l1'ltY. Perhaps sometimes we were somewhat overbearing: maybe these sponsors have wished sometinies that. things were diilierent in the classg but now we think hack and to us everything seems pleasant. To all of them. especially to Miss Price and Miss McMahon, belongs the greatest share of the credit that has come to our class. 117.-
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AIYILEBIAN, AIARIE 'tThe best part of beauty is that whlch a picture cannot express. Vice-president of Round Table, 7. AIRY, CAROLYN i'Fl21lllC-COl01'9Cl hair is no more a sign of a fiery temper than are blue eyes a sign of an indigo dls- position. From lVatson QMOJ high school, 19183 Student Standard Clubg Meristem Club, Munnnersg Chem- 15t1'y Club. ALBRECHT, GEORGE MIR great aims and in small D 7 I have always been thoroughly 111 earnest. Class basketball, 1, 3, 55 cap- tillll of L. H. S. reserves, AMES, NIARY HS-hall I compare, thee to a sum- IHGIJS day? - Thou are more lovely and more telnperatefl From Crete high school, 19185 Round Table. A.Nn1cRsoN, BIARION 'tEasy to look at, with a ready, pleasant smile. From Crete high school, 19185 Student. Standard Club. ANDRUS, IPRANCES ttBe virtuous and you'll be happy? High school in 315 years, Student Standard Club. A Nrnias, Dome t'To be good is enoughf' From Santa Monica tCal.j high school, 1919, high school in 31f2 years, Forum: Student Standard Club, Art Club. AJCMSTRONG, NIILDRED ufxll embodiinent of youth, sim- plicity and joy. From G r e e n W o o d high school, 1919.
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