Lincoln High School - Quill Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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. . . Faculty The KBIEIJOSCOPG turns A group 0 new aculty aces that came In that lrst year o the new bulldlflg The smile that endures MISS Irvine ln the cl ys o the Ola bwlamg Ar their desks the leade workmg working T e orlgma thlrteen have grown We are seventy today

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In 'XJ ,. J s WAV flwwkr if ,nw V Il0l The Library -Now The lihrary has moved from its little corner in the assemhly of the old huildingu to a spacious room of its own. A handsome and eflicient desk is flanked hy rows of hook' cases, and hundreds of hooks are at the disposal of all students throughout the day. New hooks are added each year, and the magazine supply is generous and varied, We have, in' deed, come a long, long way from the day when Ahraham Lincoln walked twenty miles to horrow a hook. The Present Shops Our new shops are a craftsmanis paradise. Tool racks covered with multitudes of ethcif ently arranged tools of the highest quality, an inexhaustihle supply of selected lumher. and many machines are availahle. Vkfoodworking is not the only opportunity our shops oifer. for there is the extensive and fully equipped metal shop extending instruction in metal working and autoinohile mechanics: there is also the junior woodworking shop otfering work in ceramics and electrical mechanics. Classroom 315 -Today Comfort and ease in class is the aim of every classroom. No more is there that reverherating crash as a seat slides hack into place after a student has risen for recitation. No longer is that passionate search for missing inkwells carried on, for today the inkwells ai'e made fast to the desks. Bleak walls and faded woodwork have given way to hooks. hookcases, or interesting hulletin displays.

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OTTO GUSTAVE GILBERT I ll!