Lincoln High School - Torch Yearbook (Webster City, IA)

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Class of 1929 Dictionary of Alliterative Synonyms ERRILL NY D OROTHY REAMS ALTER ILLING AMES OLLY, RVILLE UR ARGARET M ieee Exorep ILLIAM ORKER’S RANKLIN ROLICSOME, HRISTIAN AUTIOUS ICKFORD EAUTIFULLY LUE OTHER OHLEN OOsT OSSERT ECOMING RANDRUP UTLER HELMA OHANNAH RANDRUP IS ETTIE OT VA VER ELVA ERY 1 M asrers AVID OE’S URETTA EALOUS, ERNADINE URNING AE ILD ROVISIER HIROPODY URRIE RIDE URNETT JEM isp LAUDE URIOSITY ONROY HARACTER ISLIKES ((ECILE ROWS ORIS ARLING DAIR NTS’ VERETT XPRESSING HELMA IMES ERTHA Bs BEULAH EST RCEL 1 NDLESSLY PAL 7 ELMA NE LORENCE OREVER (pts vee ONALD ARING RENE DEAL ALPH EGULAR NNA DIEU! MMA XTREMLY ENTIPEDES LIZABETH AT OOLITTLE IMPLE OTSON REAM OTY IGNITY ORY: RIFTING OWNING ELIGHTFUL GGLESTON VER RALEE ieee UR AVORITE AULKNER OOLITTLE RAGONS AGUE ARMER UTH ) EAPING INCK ICTION RAKES IGHTER OUST AME RONING ASCINATION W ENDELL RAHAM HIMSICAL ENTLEMAN REMPEL OLDILOCKS ANNA UMOROUS

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Happy and jolly, always And always pleasing to Dora Whipple Commercial Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 G A. A. I, 2, 3, 4 Her wits are so clever She’s better than ever. You'll hear of her after She’s out of school. Gertrude Williams Normal Training N. T. Club 3, 4 Wilbur Williams N. T. Vice President 3 Gon. As ts 2, Sh 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Scientific Football 4 Slowly sailing into an unknown sea. friend. Alice Younkee Language ane p 7 E Gs Ag Ax By. 2, Freda Wurch Baseball 1, 2, : Basketball 2, 3, Track 2 President 3 Annual Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 4 you or me. Girls’ Glee Club 4 3 Alpha Chi Tau 4 Extemporaneous 4 Ushers’ Brigade 4 “Pickles” 4 School Journal 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Commercial efficient sort of girl is she, There is no impossibil- ity with her. To Lincoln High Good bye, dear Lincoln High, good bye, As we think of leaving thee, there comes a sigh, For it won’t be long until the time is o’er, When we shall enter your doors no more. Good bye, dear Lincoln High, good bye. Oh! how swiftly the years glide by, One hardly starts until another is nigh, But when to you we come for power, We linger, O, linger for many an hour. Good bye, dear Lincoln High, good bye. Oh! gratefully give your knowledge most high, To all who are ready and willing to try, To all who are honest and worthy of fame, For they are the ones who will play life’s. game. Good bye, dear Lincoln High, good bye. We’ve had good times, dear Lincoln High At parties and banquets in days gone by. As others follow along our line, Remember the class of Twenty-nine. Good bye, dear Lincoln High, good bye. Zola W. Sheffer.

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