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

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Spa 56766 SEATED: Muriel Martin, Esther Johnson, Bette Juntunen, Diane Himango, associate editor, Joyce Nelson, editorg Gladys Anderson, managing editorg Bette Bjorken. STANDING: Melvin Hautaluoma, John Maki, Harold Hultberg, Jack Alaspa, Wilfred Sunnarborg, Darrell Lassila, Paula Karpenter. BEVERLY AND ne MUXAEOSCOPE JOYCE Mr LUELLA AT T MEOGRAPHING DQROTHY AND Spatfdgdt The students have an opportunity to put into practical use some of the skills they learn in school by putting out the school paper, The Spotlight. The Spotlight serves as the school and community paper, It was begun in the year 1926, and has served the community ever since. The paper is edited every three weeks. The students in all departments of the school act as reporters for the paper, while the commercial students edit and publish it. Miss Katharine Andres is the advisor. 29

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laden! hawaii br R, , r SEATED1 Leona Liupakka, James Hammarlund, vice-presidency Beverly Southworth, presidentg Paula Karpenter, secretary: Calvin Bohren, assistant secretaryg Orrie Stenroos. STANDING: Eva Eckman, Joan Kinnunen, Lauren Srenroos, Donald Terwey, Darrell Lassila, James Junrunen, treasurer. YECUTIV Y E CQMM AS CAND ITTEE TACKLING PROB SAClClNG Cl'lRlS'l'Nl LEMS I In order to give the students a chance to take part in self government, to promote better cooperation between students and their teachers, to perpetuate and'maintain a high standard of character, scholarship, leadership, and school spirit. This quotation from the preamble of the student council expresses the high goals of the organization. Mr. Nigg and Mr.Converse are council ad- Visors. 28

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797674 game! xsar Erwin LHS' O-3 Edith Pan on' Bersemalla . Patricia -3 linen. Shar- Roll. Daw . Leona LWPak:a'Bev2YW Nliargaxxtsar. R095 Hendncksfhn- SEATED' 4 'e EHCVSO ' G1 Edvfl 1 on, CMO - nelslfom' sna Maflou- STANDXN fx Sanxce Nei a1.WXme ' ' . 1 - I Q Shirley liffgrgth Hamfflfgygison, Alice Phe Pnl1n6. Tan, Sane NU Kalli. Doxothvpumxe, Clailwn Senna' 7704464 Depczfztmeat The band is one organization which is represented by students from all grades in the junior and senior high school. The present membership is forty-two players. Besides playing a considerable amount of concert music throughout the year, the band furnished much pep and color at all home games and also at tournaments. The mixed chorus of sixty-two voices consists of students from the ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. They meet for rehearsals twice a week and sing for the high school Christmas Program, at the annual music festival at Duluth, Bac- calaureate and Commencement Exer- cises,and at other programs and concerts, The music department is under the di- rection of Mr. Isaac Esko, 30 ISSAC ESKO Director