Lincoln High School - El Eco Yearbook (Lincoln, CA)

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Top Row--Drown, Obexer, Ware, Brown, Jansen, B. Wfyatt, Kadel, McCutcheon. P. Wyatt, Sandstad Bottom Row-Grey, Hogue, Gallup, Stevens. Austin, Bickford, Robertson iadviserj, Mancebo, Liotta, Davis, Maloney Latin Club The new Latin students were welcomed by the older members of the clubf At the first meeting the officers were elected as follows: President .................................................... Pershing Wyatt Vice President ........,....................,......,,.......... Jarol Jansen Secretary ..................... ....,. F lora Mancebo Program Chairman ....... ...... . .. ........ Billy Wyatt Reporter ..........,...................,......................... Helen Stevens The Latin Club, which consists of most of the pupils of the two Latin classes, presented a play entitled Rex Helvetoriumn on April 11th. The two main characters were Jane Grey and Bob Ware, who played the parts of the girl and boy. Some of the other charcters were: Caesar ,,,.e,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,.....,.,.....,..e...........,..........,.. Jarol Jansen Caesar's wife ......... .............................. Marie Liotta Plancus ..,.,..,.........,,.,.........,.......,.,.,..,........ Pershing Wyatt The director of the play was Melba Maloney. We hope that the success of this club will continue during our next school years. 22222222222 .4-..... 2222222 ....... 22222 I 9 3 5 222222222 Twenty

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................................................................,,,................................................... N ............. ....,... .................................................................................................. ...............................................,...................................................................... j ....................................................................................................................... Top Row-Edwards, Gallardo, Petropoulos, Johnson, Robertson Qadviserj, C. Olivas, M C Sh t M k ll c rary, or , ar e Bottom Row-Noyes, Gamboa, J. Olivas, Daniels, Melendrez, Lazzari, Ragsdale, Nelson, A. Olivas Spanish Club The Spanish Club, which consists of the members of the two Spanish classes, held its first meeting the latter part of Octoller. Officers were elected as follows: President ...................i........ . ...... Lawrence Melendrez Vice President ............. .....,..,.,..... C arlos Olivas Secretary-Treasurer ............,... ..... A udrey Ragsdale Program Chairman .,...............................i.. Glen Edwards Reporters ..........,..... Evelyn Lazzari, George Petropoulos As all foreign language students have to make projects, the Spanish 1V class decided to write- a play and the Spanish III class decided to produce it. During this time the regular meetings were used as rehearsal periods and also two class periods a month. The play was given on the afternoon of May 6th, and no admission was charged. To do their part at the carnival the club had a Spanish Cafe, which featured a very successful floor show. Thus are summarized the most important events of the Spanish Club during the past year. IIICIIIIZ I 9 3 5 III!! IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIZ!!IIIIIZIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Twenty-One