Wayne High School - Anthonian Yearbook (Good Hope, OH)

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I l h l l 1. i 5 V 2 -v V I E l L P L nl l'.A 'az NVQ, the Junior Class, have the privilege of publishing the first Aiithoniam. May the classes which come after us publish one each year, bigger and bet- ter than our first attempt. 36

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N 4 Y 7 7 'x N X lt l l X l fnhli .K- K 33: - :sx deed, he leaped to the stage with the smoking weapon, hut he caught his spur in the folds of the flag. He fell on his knee and broke a bone, but quickly arising, mount- ed his horse and galloped away. However, he had been recognized and later was shot by a soldier. The people were terror stricken and spell bound. Mrs. Lincoln never wholly recovered- from the shock. Her son, Robert, tried to control his own suffering and soothe his mother. She was made worse by the death of her son Thomas. It is a calamity that the life of such a. great and noble man as Lincoln should have ended so tragically. Friends, relatives, and strangers of different lands attended the funeral. Lincoln was buried in Oakridge Cemetery in 1865. Let us strive to be like this wonderful man, whose undying fame as the preserver of our land will live forever. The career of Lincoln shows us that poor men can rise to fame. THE NAME or LINCOLN ' Lincoln, the name to be revered, Freedom for which it does standg Let us forever hold it sacred, And proclaim it throughout the land. Q' ff 'Ns 35 Q H--Mild 51--f -A e-V--'-1-I------W Q - V Af-A1 fA-i---- 'A'-1-4 - A-I 1- inn-1

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