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

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First Semester-9A-7 F i l l 1 if a Row 1: XV:irren Dunne, James Ilul-nies, -XX':ilter Hiinin, -Yiclnr Petcrsrni, lfrzincis Ruin-r, fuck Shake, Kenneth Erickson. A Row 2: Miss Sanders, Robert Larson, Benny Behr, llwvzird NN'hitc, Ilowziril l,iinliii:irlc, Leslie jolnison, Ronald Kinknski, Curl julniwn, Bnrncll Giislzilsmi. Row 3: lngricl Iflulllllilllf, Mavis Peterson, Margnrel Peterson, Ruth Reiner, lfnlitli limnnuulson, Dorothy Tliolin. Imogene Lawson, lisa Larson, Ruth Bcrgmzirlc. Row 4: Ruhy Kling, Doris Johnson, Virginia Linclcn, Sophie linzzis, Lois julin, Ilnzcl llxillmnn, Doris Smecllicrg, Hazel Nelson. Absent: Stanley jullnson. F1rst Semester Honor Roll E l l Row 1 Row Z Row 3 Row 4: Lloyd johnson, Roger Flannery, Fred Erikson, l7lor:i Swenson, Jennie Miklris, Bernice Burglnnd, Roy Pearson. Clzircncc Nystrom, Gerald Mziynnril. Ingrid Bolanflcr, M:il'g:iret Peterson, Dorothy 'l'lirilin, Ruth Alilff l:I'Ctll'lK'liS0ll, Ilclcn johnson, Gunhild Hugluxnl, Rachel lliistzifsmi, Mzirgzirct Jorgunsun, Mavis Putcrsnn. Mary jane Olson, Helen Peterson, Frrinccs Mcllnirc, Phyllis Stern, Mziriun Pczirsoii, June Swenson. Doris Smcrlberg, Janet Nurling, I.,urr:iinc Erickson, Ruth Fritz, Pearl Ekstrom, Doris Anderson, Ruth Peacock, Mildred Carlson, Grace Nilson, Eva Schlce, Pauline Polikaitis, Rhoda Fredrickson. ll 9 3 ll page twelve

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First Semester-9A-5 Kun' l. Gcurgc ,lnhnson, Marshal Lind. Arthur Jacobson, Richard Sxxnclstrom, Erick Carlson, LuVerne linuklanil. Edwnril Lfllrich. Row Z: llarry Dltgustin, Ralph Engstrom, Edwin Sunneckcn, Roy Pezxrsnn, Clarence Lindsey, Kenneth Larson, Leonard Carlson, Robert Kuuilman, Row 3, lrenv: Kliug, janet Nnrling, Mililrcil .l,'ClUI'5UIl, Lilly Larsun, Miss Patterson, Phyllis Reinert, Ruth lircslrickson, Lillian .AlllCllllSl. Rmv -1: Gnlrlic jucubsun, Dulurus Nystrmn, Dorothy Kaye, Ruth lfrickson, Mary Cofius, Eileen Tlialen, Margaret Duty. Absent: Bcrlil Iloglund, Thelma Nelson. First Semester-9A-6 1 l . 1 : Row 1. llurbcrl jolnisnn, Arnold Zinnncrly, Robert Peterson, Everett Thelen. Roger Ring, Lloyd Myers, Max Mathews, Marshall Blumgren. Row 2: Samuel Gottfrcml. XVillarsl Swenson, Lyle Lofdahl, Gilbert Bcisher, Alex Sandin, Jack Porter, Merles Nelson. I-laruld jnltnsun. Row 3: Lillian Miller, Miss Hills, Myrtle NN'cstman, Linnea Lundquist, Frances Kronvald, Ellen Camp- bell, Margaret Jorgensen, Virginia Peterson. Row 4: Vera Hayes, Margaret Carlson, Josephine Gallossi, Ethel Nelson, Jeanette Forsberg, Helen Abse ll!! Zcslci, Gladys Hallgren, Juanita Lindeman. Billie Kipp. 1931 page eleven

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. History. of the First Semester 9A Class ' The lirst semester 9A Class history was marked by several important events, including the .llallowe'eni party.. the 9A class party, the class play, and the class assembly, The ,l lallowe'en party was the First of its kind held in Lincoln, and it was so successful that others will doubtless be given. The class play, in which Kenneth Stenberg, blames Holmes, Clarence Lindsey, Helen Peterson, Lorraine Erickson, jane Swenson, and Phyllis Reiuert partici- pated, was very successful. It was Tlzr illazz from Bz'a1zd011'. Miss Cotta directed it. The QA class party this year was in the form of a carnival. or circus, with booths and other attractions. The party proved very entertaining and was attended by nearly everyone in the class. hliss lllildred Sanders was the adviser of the 9.4 class. She was chosen at a meeting held December l. The oliticers were elected at the following meeting and were as follows: llenny Behr, Presidentg -lohn Olson, Vice-Presidentg Helen Peter- son, Serretaryg and lfloward XVhite, Treasurer. Members of the class have been very active in various activities of the school. Lorraine lirickson was the editor of Tlzv LIillt'0IlI Log the First semester, while Vera Cash, lfdwin Sandeen, and others were members of the stahi or of the club. lidwin Sonnccken and Arthur tiumbrell were editors of the flmzzml during the first semester, while many others of the class were on the staff. Phyllis Reinert and .luanila l,indeman shared the duties ol Business Managers,and under their di- rection an almost lO0fZJ subscription among the class members was obtained. lileinbers of the class were in the band and orchestra. Mr. Haight made the following statements about some of the leading members: Fred lirilcson has nerve. He shows what work can do, and he is not afraid to tryf, Raymond lXlolander and Lloyd Peterson are always Tlzm'n. VVe'll miss Raymond lflanstromg he always stayed until the finish? Richard Sandstrom plays the drum as if he loved it. ln the assembly, the last event of the semester, the will and prophecy were given. The prophecy was given in a most modern fashion by being thrown on the screen. At the beginning of the second semester, the class migrated to senior high school where they have become a very important part of that school. l 93 ll - page thirteen