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

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rn , Le Cercle Francais Rose Horwitz ., A,,,,,A,AA,,A.4A President Lucille Brophy , ,,,, .,,,. V irc-Presidenl Jean Wright . ....., .... ...,. , i ,..,, . .. ,... Treasurer Miss Luella Johnson All If Miss Minna Deutschberger S ii ' ' ' 1 'Sen Under the expert guidance of the joint faculty advisers, Miss Johnson and Miss Deutschberger, the French Club has had a very successful season. A French play was given which was written and ably directed by Miss Deutsch- berger. The actors were Messrs. Granovetter, Wagner, Teweles, and Litvak, and Misses Aronoff and Applebaum. A masquerade, in which all the members impersonated famous French characters, was held. During Christmas week the club is going to New York to see a French play. All in all, we have had one of the best seasons in the history of the club. We wish the class of January, 1934, a very successful future. 154

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Deutscher Verein Florence Reed ..,,A,A.A ,,,,.... ,,., .........,. P r P sidrnl Evelyn Eyre .. ...... ..., .,,. V i vc-Prrxidwrf Dorothy Kunz .,..,., ...,.,,,.....,. S errvfary Harold Wohlrob ,.........,,... ,....., TTt't1S1lV'f'l' Miss Sarah S. Bauman .,.,r.... ..., Azfviser Under the able supervision of Miss Bauman, the Deutscher Verein has completed a most successful term. The aim of the club is to promote a deeper interest in the German language. To be a member of the German Club one must have completed at least two years study of German. This requirement limits the membership of the club. Entertainments at the meetings, which are held on the first and third Tuesday of each month, usually consist of German songs, Word games, and the like. An old favorite is German card games. To the class of January, 1934, the club extends its heartiest congratulations and sincerest wishes for success in the future. 153

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Le Petit Gui gnol Harry Rosengard ......... ,,,,,...,....,..A.A,,. I Jn-.vidwzf Barbara Mailler ..,.,.. ..,... . Viz't'-Prvsicfr'11f Esther Goren ....,... ,.........,.,,.. Sevrvfar-y Inga Jorgensen ..,.r....., . , ..,.... Trvaszzrm' Miss Thea Bally ...,.. .... .,,.,,.,.,..,. ,.,. ,,., . , , ..... ...rr.,.,,r,.,,,,,,. A cl viscr Le Petit Guignol, named after the famous Punch and Judy show in Paris, is the afternoon French Club. It has a membership of more than a hundred, drawn from both the morning and the afternoon school. The club is fortunate in having a group of talented musicians, singers, dancers, and players, who contribute to the entertainment of the members. The programs vary. The club sings many songs, both old and modern. French dances are performed and French compositions played. The whole club joins in games. The club has its own orchestra drawn from the members. Quite a tidy sum has been collected in membership fees. This will be devoted to a Christmas present to the school. An illustrated map of Paris has already been chosen, but the other gift is still to be voted on. It may take the form of a French bookshelf in the library. To the Senior Class we extend our hearty congratulations. 155