Abraham Lincoln High School - Landmark Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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III LN N STUDENT ACTIVITIES Much os Ihe ofher plonefs revolve obouf Ihe sun. school orgonizofions ond school ocfiviries hove in some woy revoIved obouf eighfh Iermers. The preporofion of previous 'rerms' work hos been involuoblefroining, ond we mus+ give Ihem The creoIi+ cIue. LANDMARK

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M LL IPJCO SENIOR COMMITTEES CLASS NIGHT Slanley Cohen, Chairman Joan Geller Miriam Ilkind Dorolhy Cohen Roslyn Handler Chesler Kallman ADVISERS Mrs. Margarel Soiler Miss Rose L. Beckman CLASS DAY Joan Geller, Chairman Morris Greenberg Morlon Beer Lucille Isaacs Barbara Reice Miriam llkind Slanley Cohen Irving Lesser Charlolle Samel Sylvan Buchman Frederick Phillips Abraham Hendel BUDGET COMMITTEE Lucille Isaacs. Chairman Lillian Goldslein Lillian Scheikowilz Lily Mizrachi Irene Glickman JEWELRY COMMITTEE Morlimer Levenler Gail Sklar Jack La Rosa Eva Salran COMMENCEM ENT COMMITTEE Barbara Reice Lucille Isaacs Bealrice Deulch Leo Freed Jean Oxhandler Thelma Feld PROM ENADE COM MITTEE Jules Jaccarino, Chairman Ann Krasner Dorolhy Puchalsky Elsine Pashkowsky Murray Chapnick Marlon Beer Lillian Scheikowilz Slephan Vasquez Ralloela Laballe William Honig Charles Federico l-Ielen Goldsaml ADVISER Mrs. Calherine La Grosse CLASS GIFT Belly Sheen Lillian Beregowilz Morris Greenberg CLASS OFFICERS Morlon Beer, Presidenl Joan Geller, Vice-Presidenl Lucille Isaacs, Treasurer Barbara Reice. Secrelary LANDMARK LITERARY William Agush Hannah Becker Elhel Bershad Mary Bloom Arlhur Eckhaus Ann Krasner Murray Levine Alberl Landon Pearl Malilz Lily Mizrachi Sally Nisalevilz Jean Oxhandler Pearl Reissman Edilh Wilmer A R T Simon Frankel I-Iarold Kurnil A D V I S E R Dora Zeiger LANDMARK LN

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30 :1----.....I.INC0LN RETRosPEcT I933-I937 As we sTruggled Through our Tour years in Lincoln, Tre- mendously imporTanT world evenTs Tormed an inTeresTing and absorbing background Tor The Tiny scene oT daily acTiviTy enacTed wiThin These walls. ln The course oT pur- suing our daily work in school, many oT us have Tailed To Take cognizance oT The parT These evenTs played in our lives. ln January I933, iusT one monTh before mosT oT us enTered Lincoln, There began whaT was desTined To be a despoTic reign oT Terror, AdolT T'IiTler was proclaimed chancellor oT Germany. AT The same Time, The UniTed STaTes ceased all imperialisTic designs on Nicaragua by wiThdrawing The marines Trom ThaT TerriTory. Cn January 5, oT The same year, The naTion mourned The passing OT Tormer presidenT Calvin Coolidge, and The Tollowing day The French liner L'ATlanTiaue wenT below wiTh I7 lives. The passage oT The Lame Duck amenclmenT and The vicTory oT De Valera's parTy in lreland accompanied The beginning oT our high-school careers. February, bringing a mulTiTude oT evenTs desTined To shape The course oT The world, was opened by a censure aT Japan's acTiviTies in collecTing various parTs oT China lno pun inTendedl by The League oT NaTions, and Japan wiThdrew Trom The assembly: anoTher peace plan gone slighTly awry. Soon Lincoln became The proud possessor oT a new group oT Treshmen and immediaTely Tollowing, a moTion was sTcirTed in The SenaTe To repeal The l8Th Amend- menT. An aTTempTed assassinaTion oT presidenT-elecT RoosevelT occurred in The same monTh, and resulTing in The deaTh oT Mayor Cermak, served To TurTher disTracT The already waning aTTenTion oT The new LincolniTe. March saw noT only The inauguraTion oT The naTion's presidenT, buT also The inauguraTion oT a new group oT Lincoln oTTicials. As soon as RoosevelT Took oTFice he had The NaTional Banking AcT passed by Congress, and aT The end oT The monTh a semblance oT order arose - -2---LANDMAIQK