Abraham Lincoln Junior High School - Annual Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Row 1: Eugene Stenstrom, Helen Downing, Greta Hill, Dorothy Jones, Ruth Mugnuson, Vincent Hercer, Eleanor V. Carlson, Eleanor Norsen, Dorothy Fagerberg, Margaret Forsell, Raymond Anderson. Row 2: Donald Carlson, Mrs. Tingley, Margaret Gabrielson, Mae Sundell, Ebba Peterson, Ingrid Nielsen, Mildred Johnson, Virginia Leber, Eleanor A. Carlson, Florence Johnson, Anhur Lundahl. Row 3: Emil Salmi, Carl Dahlquist, Everett Peterson, Irving Tagrin, Howard Reed, Erik Johnson, Peter Jeneliunas, Kenn'eth W'orf, Laverne Oncken. Absent: Stanley BIOmQUISt. Honor Roll . x a x N; a .5 gnu: ll Row 1: Vivian Beltield, Ila Hennig, Myrle Austin, Astrid Bakkeluud, Eva Bargren, Mae Edberg, Blanche, onson, Wauneta Carlson, Lucile Sydow, Cora Nelson, Verna Johnson, Harriet Milburn. Row 2: Mabel Ostlund, Gladys Christensen, Phyllis Swanson, Mildred hinder, Marjorie Anderson, Rosie Northsea, Elsie Cole, Avolyn Knott, Ruth Magnuson, Eleanor V. Carlson, Margaret Gabrielson, Mary Asp. Row 3: Earl Venstrom, Ralph Rungren, Bertil Allison, Quentin Ogren, Willard Johnson, John Billstrand, Arthur Floberg, Milton Anderson, Russell Johnson, Raymond Anderson. Row 4: Lloyd Easton, Otto Gustafson, Clarence Anderson, Nelso Balestri, Harold Dahlberg, Arthur Lind- vall, Eugene Stenstrom, Hilding Ahlstrom, Donald Franzene, Russell Fagerberg. 1930 page twelve

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Fff 9A-5-First Semester Row 1: Edythe Allen, Dorothy Swanson, Astrid Bakkelund, Ila Hennig, Edward Cobb, Bernice Busavage, Bernard Klint, Della Paulikitis, Helen Youngberg, Helen Fredrickson, Frances Johnson. Row 2: Kenneth Swanstrom, Dorothy Clausnn, Elsie Eksmn, Gladys Johnson, Miss Larson, Mae Peter- son, Marguerite Lawson, Mildred Nelson, Lena Luizza, Mary Rogozinski, Joe Burmzm. Row 3: Bernard Robinson, Walden Pierson, John Billstrand, LeRoy Layng, Russel Ohmnn, Oscar Semen- chuk, Eric Anderson, Nelso Balestri, Russell Cockrell, Robert Conger. Absent: David Edwards. 9A-6-First Semester Row 1: Elsie Swanson, Albina Leckard, Dorothy Williams, Esther Carlson, Milton Anderson, Robert Kosian, Irene Johnson, DeLoris Billstrand, Virginia Freeberg, Virginia Nelson. Row 2: Ruth Lundin, Ada Lamb, Helen Petrosky, Virginia Helm, Bernice Kasinkus, Avolyn Knott, Edna Peterson, Vivian Erickson, Vernette Cedarleaf. Row 3: Bertil Eklund, David Johnson, Harold Blomherg, Ida Ambrose, Miss Stone, Elsie Cole, La Verne Burton, Donald Russell, Stafford Ransdme. Row 4: John Schlie, Steven Kluz, Osborne Rosenquist, Gerald Hedlund, Donaid Johnson. Absent: Fernando Bacilek. 1930 page eleven

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Class History The first class to go from Abraham Lincoln junior High School in the year 1930 numbered 232 pupils. '1le Linwln Log, again a success, employed a staff composed mainly of 9A pupils. Russell Johnson and Donald Franzene were associate editors; Doris Nelson, exchange editor; Vernette Cedarleaf, school editor; Vernette Cedarleaf, school editor; Marshall Hodges, joke editor; and Arthur Lindahl, sport editor. Quentin Ogren, a prominent student, has been the editor-in-chief of the Erst semesterTs portion of this Lincoln Annual. Out of forty-hve pupils comprising the orchestra, led by Mr. J. E. Bornor, there were nine 9ATs. The band, comprised of sixty, included thirteen 9A3. At a meeting of the 9A class calledby Mr. Hanna ontNovember 13;. 1929, Mrs. Muriel Tingley, English instructor, was elected class adviser. Another meeting was held a week later to elect class officers. Those elected were: Rueben Carlson........7m.....................- ............... President Milton Anderson .................................... Vice-President Donald Franzene .................. Secretary and Treasurer The class play, Mr. Bob. was considered very good. Those portraying the different characters were Doris Nelson, Phyllis Swanson, Mabel Ostlund, Helen Abramson, Kenneth Allen, Rueben Carlson, and Edward Cobb. The class party, judging from comments of those who attended, was a huge success. It was held January twenty-fourth in the auditorium. Re- freshments were served in the cafeteria. We are very proud of our athletic record and 0f the athletes who helped make it. The scholastic record of this class, we feel, has been very good; however, we hope the following classes will seek to attain one even higher. 1930 T page thirteen