Lincoln High School - Quill Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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Class of January, 193 5 Robert Gibbons ., Pr'1'si1li'11f XValter Baumeister Vin'-l'l'i'sirl4'11l XVilliam Davidson . Sm'l'4'lar',y Russell Apolant ,, 'I'rf'as1m'r August Degc , ,...... . Ilixfllfftlll Miss Julia H. Walsli Ailz'ix4'r The class of January, 1935, completed its organization early this term, and, with the enthusiasm which has been the characteristic ef all the former classes, determined to make its efforts a success. A splendid and unusual class ring has been selected, one of the most distinctive features of which is an oval stone of blue, our school's color. To the graduating class of January, 1934, we extend our sincere wishes for success in the future, and it is our hope that we may follow the excellent example set by them. 145

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The Lincoln High School Orchestra Irving Starr ..,.... ..... .,,. P r esidenf Rosalie Titley .... ,... ,....,,... S e crefary Miriam Meisler .... . ..... ...Treasurer Frank Duers ...,... ,i,, , ,. ...,.,..,r..,..... Librarian Joseph Sinclair ,...,.. ......i,.,, P ropvrfy Manager james Allardice ..,.,....,.... .......r,r A xsisfant Manager Mr, Carl W. Barget ...........,,.. ...,,,...., ......... ,,.. . i ,,.. . . .,................ .........,... D i rector Once more under the leadership of Mr. Barget, the orchestra has com- pleted Hve successful months. Although our membership has grown to sixty-one, we are still without a flutist. and oboe player, and a french horn player. Since we have these instruments, we are very anxious to get someone to play them. The members appreciate the amount of experience and musical ability that they have gained through their association with the orchestra and its leader. We have proof of this when we meet former members who are doing well in the musical field and express their enjoyment of past associations. Many favorable comments have been expressed by the faculty and students of the school on our playing during the Monday morning assemblies, and especially our part in the Columbus Day program when we played part of Dvorak's New World Symphony . As before, the orchestra assumed its duties in playing for school functions during the year. Important among these are the Senior Class Play and Commencement. To our graduating members, Charles Briggs, Henry Dabrowski, Vincent DeMarco, William Coleman, Joseph O'Brien, and Irving Starr, we extend hearty congratulations and much musical success. 147