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

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1936 LINCOLN ANNUAL Mr. Ernest Hintz - Miss Harriet Hyzer - Miss Beatrice Johnson - Miss Harriett Johnson - Mr. Paul Johnson Miss Louise Kintzel - Miss Phyllis Lagerquist Miss Bernice Larson - Miss Laura Larson - Miss Lilas Larson - Miss Muriel Lee - Mr. Leslie Lofdahl - Mrs. Katherine Loveland Mr. Claude Middleton - Miss Zillah Morgan - Miss Minnie Murtfeldt Miss Catherine Needham Miss Estella Noller - Mr. Harry Nutting - Miss Edna Olander - Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Maud Patterson Marion Peters Violet Peterson - Louise Petritz Verona Prien - Minette Rudolph Mr. Oliver Schade - Miss Marion Seal - Miss Gladys Shaw - Mr. Clinton Skinner - Miss Miss Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Katharine Smith Vivian Swanson - Ruby Tjaden - Vivian Vllestring - Marion XVhittle - Susan VVorster - OUR FACULTY Page 7 Industrial Arts - - English General Science - - Art General Science - ' Commercial Household Arts - Music - Mathematics Social Science Social Science General Science - Mathematics Industrial Arts Foreign Language - Mathematics - Music - Mathematics Physical Education - - English - Mathematics Social Science Social Science Social Science General Science - - English Industrial Arts Librarian Social Science Industrial Arts - Mathematics Social Science - Mathematics Household Arts Household Arts - Mathematics

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Mr. B. M. Hanna - Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Blanche Bowman - Esther Hornke - 'Vivian Erickson - Lucille Born - - Dorothy May Anderson Mary Angus - - Olive Ballard - M r, David Baron - Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Ola Bogen - - Evelyn Broderick - Florence Brouse - Mary Burchfield Sarah Burr - jean Campbell - Mr. Nathan Clow - - Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Dorothy Cockfield - Loretto Condon - Genevieve Cotta - Merle Crandall Marion Dagnan - Marie Dobyns - Mr. John Ekeberg - Miss Miss Miss Grace Ellis - Zella Evans - V Margaret Fitzgerald Mr. Dwight Flanders - Mr. LeRoy Foss - Mr. Roy Fowler - Miss Miss Miss Sally Garde - Jean Geddes - Annetta Gibson - Mr. Harold Gordon - Miss Miss Miss Nell Hall - Mary Hickey - Tomina Hiland - OUR FACULTY Page 6 l936 LINCOLN ANNUAL - Principal Assistant Principal - - - Clerk Clerk - Clerk Commercial - Music A English - Commercial Foreign Language - Commercial Physical Education - Mathematics - English General Science Industrial Arts - - Art English English - Art - Nurse Social Science - English - Social Science - Household Arts - Social Science - Social Science - General Science - Industrial Arts Physical Education - - English - - - English Physical Education - Household Arts - - English English

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l 936 LINCOLN ANNUAL THE ADMINISTRATION Mr, Hanna, Miss Dagnan, Miss Bowman Miss Erickson, Miss Hornke, Miss Born Absent: Miss Seal That our treasure collecting has been so successful is due largely to the fact that we have such a remarkable administrative organization, an organization that causes our classes to meet and to be at Work on the first day of the semester, and makes it possible for everyone to do the work for which he is most fitted. Mr. Hanna, our principal, organized our school and has been its principal ever since. He is assisted by Miss Bowman, who has been the assistant principal of the school since it moved into our building. Miss Hornke, Miss Erickson, and Miss Born are the able office assistants who seem to have an uncanny ability to know each of us and to know where each one ought to be. Miss Seal is our librarian, and to her goes our thanks for the unlimited assistance she gives us in Finding the material that we need for our work. Miss Dagnan is the school nurse, who watches over us, ready to help whenever we need it and always on the alert to guard the health of our school. A stranger in our halls for the first time when all two thousand pupils are dismissed from class, might think that it would be impossible for such a huge crowd to get ready for class without much confusion. Such is far from the truth. Within the five minutes allowed for passing between classes, everyone has sufficient time to get settled and ready for work. There are six class periods during the day and two home room or club periods. The home room period in the morning is only five minutes in length but sufficient to hear the necessary announcements for the day, get supplies for work ready, and have absences recorded. The afternoon home room period is a half hour in length and is used for various activities. Once every two weeks each home room attends assembly in the auditorium. There are three lunch periods each thirty-five minutes in length. Since almost everyone eats in the cafeteria or the subsidiary lunch room, this is sufncient time for lunch and a short visit with friends. The school is organized in eleven departments, some required and some purely elective, In the pages following we shall give a brief summary of the work of each department and show some of the activities of each. Give This to Your Home Room Teacher This Will Be All Right Soon Page 8