Rhinelander High School - Hodag Yearbook (Rhinelander, WI)

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.-. . . lr r '- v , ..4 , Y . i U E117 llzf 2 I li U C.Hl.Qf- . ,. .V.. . A- -V -7- - f e 3-,J ' ati Land o' Lakes winter. Sports for the red-hlooded person abound on every side. lt is in the Land o' Lakes that one's love of nature meets its ideal. Sum- mer or winter there is something to occupy the fancy of every one. Beautiful scenes attract the eye on every side. A land of beauty, it is here that The golden rays of sunset, ln the western skies, aglow, Bring the touch of old King Midas On the sun-kissed world below. ll H ll In ll ll ll ll Q ll 0 ll II ll ll ll 0 ll 0 ll U ll O lr 0 0 O 0 ll ll l l O 0 ll O 0 I 0 l ll U 0 4' O l And if one be looking for beauty of landscape during the frozen winter, where could it be found more perfect than amid the snow decked forests? Peace and rest come to the tired city man who wanders among the pines, and he sleeps at night like a child without Ovaltine. , H ff. ' .k up -xx . . I V' ,H .- 1. . Ni L' . , 'A l H4-151--'-:'?-3' ' l 1-., I 5

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loveris paradise. Lovely cottages dot the shores of many of the lakes and are easily reached by auto over the long well kept roads that interlace this sportsman's Utopia. Fishing and hunting facilities abound on every side. The cool clear waters of many of the streams are filled with trout, awaiting the enthusiastic angler, who delights in trying his skill and strength against the speckled beauties. Practically all of the lakes swarm with other members of the finny tribes, while game birds abound on every hand. It is no uncom- mon occurrence in many localities to catch a glimpse of one of those timid creatures, the deer. The enjoyment of those who wish the seclusion of the difficult places is not forgotten. There are localities for one who likes to rough it. There his campfire may be the only sign of human occupancy for miles, and his only companions the denizens of the forest. Here he may bask, unmolested by man, and learn the ways of the creatures of the wild. ,, , l. Tw - i e I Y 1 5 nb . ' ... .L ...A L However, hunting and fishing, either in the trodden paths or in privacy of the secluded spots, do not constitute the entire repertoire of tourist joys to be had here. Many resorts, all modernly equipped, have tennis courts, while golf courses are to be reached by short drives. One, and one of the best, lies in the outskirts of Rhinelander. Riding horses are to be had at most of the resorts, to gratify those who have surfeited themselves with their swift cars. Such are the summer joys, but the winter months also have their pleas- ures. Winter carnivals, gay, colorful pageants, furnish recreation to those in the ice bound north. Skating, skiing, and toboggan sliding are all a part of a 'A l. W I. .. A A V r E r. X. 5 1 . if 'tax . A in I L I4

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