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

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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

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ummmInnmnu-mumIIInulmmmnmmnmmnmnmmmuunmnunnmunuunmu nmmuun111u11I1IIIIII1IInnnnnnnmmnuImmmmmmummmunmmmnmnmmm... ImmuuunmmmnnmnuuIII111IIIIIIIIIIII1IImmnmnmnmmumnn-mmmunuwunmu IIIII111wumumlllllulll-IlwlllvvllvvllwlHH'vwIlllllllllllilflwlIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIH' Ton Row--Briggs, Brown, Short, Ed. Dalton, Hellewell, El, Dalton, Stephenson, Collyer fadviserj Bottom Row-Dunlap, Whaley, Noyes. Jansen, Wiswell, Barry, Forster, Pomeroy I ' I Bous H1-lj Cluo The first meeting of the Boys' Hi-Y was held on Thursday, September 13, 1934, for the purpose of electing the following: officers: Rob Wiswell .,..... ......,,..e ,e,.. . ......,e.,..,ee ........ P 1 ' esldent J .le Dunlap ..... ..,. ............ ........ V i c e President Charles Briggs ..... .............,.. S ecretary James Brown ...........,....i........................, .............. T reasurer Donald Noyes ........................,.........,... Program Chairman As our meetings were to be based on education, recreation, and devotion we had talks from the following prominent citizens: Lowell Sparks, Stacy Short, Dr. Tregillis, Captain Williams, Mr. Schroeder, Millard Borman, Dr. Vinks, and Jud Carmen CDistrict Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. of Marysvilleb. A few of the high lights of the year's activities were the officers' council at Sacramento, the Y. M. C. A. Conference at Palo Alto, and the Nevada City Conference. Several of the numerous welfare projects done by the club during the '34-'35 term were a Father and Sons' reunion, a dance, a stunt for the carnival, and a card party for the benefit of the El Eco, donating and distributing food for the VSfoman's Club, and issuing songs to the student body to promote school spirit. They ended a successful year, thanks to Mr. Collyer, with a farewell party. df!!!III!IIIIITIIIIIIIIIIIIIITIIIICICIIIIIIlllIl5IIl11IIIIfI ' fill!! l 9 3 5 :limi mfin775773575F3517715133111lilliilillilllilllllllllI Twenty-Three