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

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Phi-Bio-Chem Milton Feinman , ,,,., Prrsizlmzf Ralph Venin ..,.l7fl'!'-PYl'Si!fl'l7f Nathan Epstein ..,,, , ,,.. ...S!'l'1'f'f41fj' Herbert Hass ..,, .. ,,,,, , i .,... Trraszlrrr Mr. Elmer C. Taylor ., ,,,,.. ,Az1z'ixr'r At the end of this semester, the Phi-Bio-Chem Club will have completed its third successful term under the capable direction of its faculty adviser, Mr. Taylor. An efficient program committee, encouraged by the cooperative spirit of the members, presented interesting and enlightening discussions, with demon- strations, on scientific subjects. Parts of our meetings were spent in laboratory research, microscope study, and classroom experiments. Since arrangements were made to have certain members of the science department address our club, we are looking forward to more interesting meetings. The club has also planned to spend one day in the Museum of Natural History. As graduation will deplete our membership, we sincerely hope that our activities will interest enough undergraduates to carry on the work in which we have found so much pleasure. To the Class of January, 1934, and especially to those members of our club who are graduating, we offer our sincere wishes for a happy and successful future. 160 .. Y

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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

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1 --1' - Junior Science Club Mary Ekart .......... .,,P1'l'Xilfl'llf Edward Reecks ,.,,,...,, ,,,A,, ,,.. ....,,.,..... S 4 ' vrciary Mr. A. W. Nissenbaum . .... .Tr1'ax1m'r and Azfvisvr The Junior Club opened this semester with the election of officers approved by our adviser. Our aim is to promote a greater interest in the study of science, and to participate in activities for which there is no time during school hours. At our meetings we entertain ourselves by very interesting experiments, Also it is the object of the club to make trips to places of scientific interestg to date we have gone on one trip. From our programs we have derived much knowledge and entertainment. We welcome all new members. To the graduating class, we extend our heartiest congratulations. 161