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

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The Camera Club Bradford Stnib ...,... ..,..,.... .,.., P 1 'csidwzf Milton Gurtin ., ,.,. ,.......,, V iff'-Prrsirlwrf Evelyn Eyre ,.,....A.,,.... ...,..A.,,, . Secretary Mary Lombardi ,,,, ..... T 1'r'asurr'r Miss Ora B, Smith . .. ,.,,,, .. .....,.,, ..,,,. ..., , . .. .,,.,... ,.,, , ,,,,..ii,..,,..,,i..,i ..,.,,,,i.,, A rl wiser The Camera Club started this term with a record number of members. Many days during the term were devoted to printing pictures which the members brought in. A group of the older members of the club went with Miss Smith to a place in New York where they learned how rolls of film are developed. A hike to the Palisades helped the members to learn how to print and develop pictures. In January an exhibition of the pictures printed by members was held in the school. All in all, a very profitable term was enjoyed by the Club. To the many seniors of the club and to the whole class of January, 1934, the members of the Camera Club extend their best wishes for success in the future. 158

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El Circulo Cervantes William Tennenblatt . . .,AA AA.., P rexidcuf Thomas McDonald , ,. , ,... Vim'-Prr'siz1r'r1l Kathryne Kouri ...,..... H ..,Sr'm'efary Mildred Smith .,,,,. . ........,.. ..,, ,.,.... ..,.l T r 1 'usurrr Miss Mary Fleet 2 N ,i Miss Helen Bossidy X . .. Fauzlfy Arfzlwrx Under the capable guidance of Miss Fleet and Miss Bossicly. El Circulo Cervantes have completed a second successful semester in Lincoln High School. This club has provided its members with many enjoyable activities. Several playlers have been presented at the meetings, including one depicting three scenes from the life of Columbus. An original play in four acts was written by one of our members, Thomas McDonald, for presentation before the school. A group of members visited the Spanish Museum and the Spanish church in New York. Our meetings, conducted in Spanish, facilitate the pronunciation and comprehension of the Spanish language. The purpose of this organization is to promote, through the medium of the language, a better understanding of the Spanish and Latin-American peoples. El Circulo Cervantes ofrece a la clase de enero de 1934 sus sinceras felicitaciones. 157

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P. M. Mathematics Club Gladys A. Harris ......,., .... .A....,. ,.... P r 0 sizlvnf Margaret Loughran ,,,,... Viz'r'-President Katherine H. McGuinness .. ..., . . ..Sm'rr'fary Margaret McKeon ...... . . ..,,,,,,,, Treasurer Mr. Herman Mytelka ,.,. ,..,,,, r.,..., .,.,... , , , ,.., s . . . . .,...,....,.Alll'fSt V Under the excellent supervision of Mr. Mytelka, the Mathematics Club has been most successful during the past season. lt has now completed its second term. The purpose of this club is to arouse interest not only in the study of mathematics, but also in the men who solved many of the diflicult problems of this study. During the beginning of the term papers were read about the lives and works of Descartes, Hippocratcs, Pythagoras, Thales and Euclid. Members have presented to the group mathematical fallacies, puzzles and problems. Our meetings are held the hrst and third Mondays of each month. To the Class of january, 1934, the P. M. Mathematics Club extends its heartiest congratulations and sincerest wishes for a bright and happy future. 159