Lincoln High School - Lincoln Log Yearbook (Esko, MN)

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ig egidoof gand. . . FRONT ROW: Kay luntunen. Geraldine Holmberg, Margie Erickson, Viola johnson, Alice Fliegel, Sylvia Moil- anen, lane Michaelson, Carol Martin, Shirley Mattson, Carol Hendrickson, Elaine Mattsen, Alice Callea. Sally Moilanen, janet Kivisto, Doris Wiita, Patricia Rowe. Vivian Laitinen, Betty luntunen, lanice Raski, and Bernice lohnson. BACK ROW: Elvie Niemi, Edith Tan, Verna Pantsar, Doro-thy Tan, Audrey Kivisto, Doris lkole, Marvin Matt- son, Carol juntunen, Donald Tan, Melvin Koski, Richard Duzan, Dale Liupakka, Melvin Tan, Donald Wig- ington, Robert Esko, Alvin Ceaglski, Gladys luntunen, Donald Pykkonen, Donald Smith, lune Puline, and loan Hendrickson. DURING REHEARSAL CHORUS SINC-S egzdoof KCUQJ The band offers students interested in music an opportunity to develop their talents through free instruction and free use of school owned instruments. The present membership consists of forty-four players and will be augmented by five or six new meme bers by the end of this school year. The point system provides a basis for awards which are presented at the end of the senior year. The past year has been a very busy one for the band. It performed at the Annual Spring hfiusic Festival in Duluth, Commencement Exercises. Memorial Day parades at Cloquet and Carlton, Festival Day parade at Carlton, Sawmill Days parade' and Festival at Cloquetg also the Fourth of July parade in Cloquet, State Baseball Tournament in Duluth, Labor Day parade at Cloquet, U.M.D., Homecoming parade in Duluth and the H.S. Christmas program. The band plays at all home basketball games and pep assemblies and also at the tournaments. The Director is Mr. lsaac Eskog Bernice Johnson, Presidentg Elvie Niemi, Vice-President: Verna Pant- sar, Secretary: Edith Tan and Audrey Kivisto, Librarians, and Melvin Koski, Stage and Property Manager.

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fjlw Sfgofkglr. . . FRONT ROW: Donald Kivisto, lames luntti, Sports Editors: Doris Ikola, Managing Editor: Bernice johnson, Editor-in-Chief: Walter Crubenla, Assistant Editor: and loan Hendrickson. BACK ROW: Ieanette Hagman, Eileen Perttula, Edith Tan, Ruth Helberg, Loretta Black and Nancy Sunnar borg. ' Lois and Audrey rnimeographing Verna, Audrey, Nancy, Monica and Elvie, stencil cutting fjlw .Sjgofdglu The students have an opportunity to put into practical use some of the skills they learn in school by putting out the school paper, THE SPOTLIGHT. The Spotlight serves as the school paper and community paper. lt was begun in l926 and has served the community ever since. lr is issued every three weeks. The students in all departments of the school act as reporters for the paper, and the commercial stu- dents edit and publish it. This practical experience is a useful and interesting part of the school life of many students. Our aim is to give as many students as possible experience in the different types of work which must be clone in putting out a school paper. These types of work include writing news, planning the make-up of the paper, typing, cutting stencils, ancl mimeographing. Over 300 copies of the paper are issued for dis- tribution in the community ancl for outside subscriptions. This year our editor-in-chief was Bernice Johnson, the associate editor was Walter Grubenla, and the managing editor was Doris lkola. Last year the editor-in-chief was Vernon Hammarluncl, the associate editor was james Kinghorn, and the managing editor was Bob Seikkula.

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ixec! CAOIWIJLJ . . . FRONT ROW: Elaine Sunnarborg, Phyllis Bergstedt, Adele Oia, Yvonne Hennum, Alice Fleigel, Lucille Heik- kinen, Carol juntti, Esther johnson, Selma Granholm, Muriel Martin, and Marvin Mattson. SECOND ROW: Elvie Niemi, Verna Pantsar, Audrey Mattinen, Carol juntunen, joyce Nelson, Betty juntunen. Betsy Sunnarborg, Nancy Barney, jean Sunnarborg, Gladys Anderson, Eileen Perttula, and jack Bergstedt. THIRD ROW: Bernice johnson, Bette Biorken, Cecelia Blazevic, Luella Sunnarborg, Beverly Southworth, Monica Blazevic, Patricia Rowe, Vivian Laitinen, Barbara Oja, Doris lkola, and Melvin Koski. FOURTH ROW: Geraldine Holmberg, Edith Tan, Nancy joki, Dorothy Tan, Paula Karpenter, Lois Hammar- lund, Audrey Kivisto, Doris Wiita, joan Hendrickson, Nancy Sunnarborg, janice Raski, Loretta Black, and Audrey Gallea. BACK ROW: Robert Esko, james juntti, Melvin Koivisto, Dick Salo, Harold Hultberg, Melvin Tan, Kenneth Pykkcnen, Roger Winquist, Richard Duzan, Raymond Manisto, and Donald Kivisto. ajoreffezi . . . Yvonne Hennum, joyce Nelson, Beverly Southworth, Bette Biorken, and Adele Oia. 'e6J 6A0l lfLZl The mixed chorus of sixty-four voices consists of students from the ninth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades. They meet for rehearsals twice a week and sing for the high school Christmas program. They also sing at the annual music festival at Duluth and at Baccalaureate and Commencement Exercises. The chorus is directed hy Mr. lsaac Esko. Kenneth Pykkonen is the President, Melvin Tan, Vice Presidentg Dick Du- zan, Secretary: Loretta Black and Lois l-lammarlund, Librarians.