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

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.................-....................................................................U--................. ............,....................................U.......................m......................................... .......H...ui...........................................................................mi.................. C O .............................................Hmm....................................nm........................ l Top Row-Collyer, Brockman Kadvisersj, Logan. D. Mancebo, Moore, Gallardo, J. Short, Cavaiani, Jansen, Loelfler fadviserj Bottom Row-Wyatt, Berry, Schulcr, F. Mancebo, Petropoulos, Liotta, Noyes, Carmen, K. Short, McCrary. Yasuda Lincoln lDorlcl Peace Club The Lincoln World Peace Club organized soon after the students returned from their Christmas vacation. At the first regular meeting the following officers were elected: President, George Petropoulosg vice president, Flora Mancebog secretary, Marie Liottag and reporter, Frank Schuler. The five advisers chosen to guide the club were Mr. Gilbert Collyer, Mr. Millard Borman, Mr. Charles Edward Finney, Mrs. Jack Carmen, and Mrs. Walter K. Jansen. The club also maintains an enrollment of associate members. Those who have become associate members thus far are Mr. Karl Loeffler, Mr. Charles Brockman. Sr., Mrs. Arthur D. Leavell, Mr. John Conness, Mr. Peter Demas, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McCrary. The members plan to begin their active work again immedia.tely after the next semester of school begins. They wish to invite every citizen to join and give his support to this movement for world peace through cooperation. Il- I 9 3 5 illlllllll ......151IlI2IIill!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII..... Twenty-Five