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

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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

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The Glee Club Maurice Hicks ............ .......,..... . ..President Patrick Pandolfo ...,,.... . A,....., Vice-Presirleni Burnett VanDeusen .A..,.... .,,,.,.,.A. .,., , S e crctary Frank Wehrfritz .,............., ...,...,.,.. T reasurer Edmund Tucker ,............,....... ......,...,.. L ibmrian Mr. Moritz F. Schwarz ..,. ......,,..,.,...........,.............. ........,.A.,.,,,...,..,,.........,......... D irector The Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Schwarz, is composed of sixteen boys. Although they were rather inactive during the first half of the term because of an almost complete change in membership, the boys expect to be very busy after the Christmas holidays with concerts and a performance at the Lincoln Annex. Since last June, letters have been given to members of one year and one-half in good standing. Those wearing letters are wehrfritz, Tucker, Hicks, Balas, and Eckhoff. Included in the repertoire of the Glee Club are the following songs: Last Round-Up, Vocal Combat, In the Time of Roses, Amici, and the Winter Song. To the Class of January, 1934, and particularly to our departing comrades, Hicks, Pandolfo, and VanDeusen, the Glee Club extends its heartiest wishes for success and happiness. CSQQZB The Vocal Class Dorothy Weiss ......... ...,,. ..,.,. P 1' csirlmt Sahre Fine .. ..,,.,...,.,..,.........,,.. ............. S frrrfary Hazel McClain ...............,.......,. ............ T rcasurcr Mr. Moritz E. Schwarz . ,...,. ,,., ,,,, D i rrvlor Miss Hazel Barker ..........,....., .....,.,.,.. A dviser The Vocal Class, one of the oldest organizations in the school, has completed another successful term. Under the excellent direction and guidance of Mr. Schwarz, the combined Vocal Class and the Glee Club have rendered many beautiful songs at the weekly assemblies. The Vocal Class also took an active part in the Christmas program in which it sang one of Mr. Schwarz's own compositions, Except the Lord. Through graduation the Vocal Class will lose Florence Fagerlund, Sahre Fine, Hazel McClain, Dorothy Weiss, Virginia Tyrka, and Ann Pearson, all active members. To these girls and to the class of January, 1934, we extend our heartiest wishes for success and happiness. 149