Lincoln High School - Lincoln Log Yearbook (Esko, MN)

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Extra-Curricular Activities and Special Departments The following pages of activity pictures show the many phases of school life enjoyed by the students of Thomson High beyond the required subjects such as English and history. The school is fortunate in having four special de- partments-commercial, home training, agriculture, and industrial training. These departments where the en- rolled students spend sixty minutes per day are used for regular class work. In addition to the work granted in the above fields, students may participate in numerous extra-curricular activities which give them excellent opportunity to de- velop particular individual interests. Our extra-curricular activities consist of 4-H Club, F.F.A., basketball, track, band, orchestra, glee club, photography, dramatics, G.A.A., the school paper, and library work. Through participation in one or more of these activities, students learn leadership, cooperation, and wise use of leisure time. They gain in general a better- rounded education, making them able to live a fuller, richer life.

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ifgkssii 2 S .. 1 Y 3 5 , Q K - 5' ,s .1 fag. Q ' vegas '- X , S bv l u.i1 Riuu- Marian lixko. Bernice Maunu. Astrid Kesti. Irene l,iup.ilik.i. lliizvl llagman, l'mrrth.i Ropponin In liiiixaiwii, Niilma Maki, Sophie lblmn. .Nkimiil Rim Mildred liergsleill, Gloria Richardson. Roselle Junlunen, Duns Sl. Marie. Phyllis Olson. is liluikeilwckrr, Shirley lnlvi' Johnson. Ruth Olson, Dmiiw Mallineu. Mavis Kivrlwy. lmla Rayner. Sir, l, l'sluw. Hint 1 Iiuilz Rott. lucille Cinmqiiixi, Helly l'sko, latsy llunsmoor, Mildred Mallirien, lfslhrr Jarvis, Shirley It mwvr, Nun.: Mae Johnson, skrlriie Maltinen. lVl.1rg.iri'l Karjala, Shirley laeilericksoii, Mary Sanipxun. Girls' Glee Club Opening a channel for those interested in vocal music, the girls' glee club was reorganized in l936, under the leadership of Mr. Isaac Esko. with twenty members enrolled. These young singers made their first appearance at the annual Washington School Christmas Program, Here they were received with stimulating applause. They also took part in the annual Music Festival at Moose Lake where they received highly favorable comment from the judges. In addition they con- tributed to the baccalaureate and commencement services. Last fall the glee club boasted a larger enrollment when several additional senior high girls joined its ranks. The group elected Roselle Juntunen as president, and Ruth Olson as secretary-treasurer. Appear- ing again at the Christmas Program, their line harmony and intonation gained for them even more enthusiastic praise and comment than a year ago. They sang several numbers at the Delaware Tercentenary Cele- bration in March. The glee club is at work on the operetta, A'Tea House of Sing Lo, as the LOG goes to press. They also plan to take part in the Music Festival and the baccalaureate and commencement services this spring.