Lincoln High School - Knight Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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atm Club SFXIOR From C Apple To meet the needs of in ever ching mg world, a Russnn club u is formed at Llncoln In Nlrs Kolalc Leirnmg many common RUSSIIII ewcpresslons and usmg tlpes lox IJTOIIUIICI mon the students bc gin to overcome the linguuge brrrxer CXISIIIIQ between the IXIIICTICHIIS .md thelr Sox let I1ClQ,llbOI'S Chess Club I lylxllllil sjwmnr obscrses chess match Huh 1 sound lJlClsQ,T0lll1ll ln grim men the I um students lormecl 1 club to pursue the study of Rom IH hlstorx and mclent customs Xt thelr meetlngs thc membcrs cllseussecl mterestmg facets of the pist md planned to lttencl locil cultural extnts pertalnmg to thelr stud L RUSSIHH Club SENIOR? Yeroml Ron D Kandle J Hlmeback E Holmes R Beltchman T Kmalc sponsor Tlurd Ron S Bowser V Salem J Holuman J NIcXIeek1n For those ulth patience and xntellx gence L1 seat was restrxed 1n that mtel lectudl grime of wuts chess Organuecl bs Ur DeXIuro the boys and gurls sat sllently mer their chess boards contem pldtmg therr next moves A compara tnelv new club the members rapldlw lllllll a reputatlon

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Spanish Club Seated R Beitchman A FHbfl710 I Cokhalc sponsor S Banks I Kandmcr Smnrlzng F Schwartz S handiner Calmly chattering 'max 111 Deutsch 1 group of interested ltnguage students formed the German Club Capablx led by 'Xlrs Bertha KfllSCh1l thesc students probed tl1e complexities ol llle f ermm lmguagc Owing to tl1e tcnsion sur rounding dxyided Germany the club never lacked for interesting discussion French Club SLI.lOl'll'lS i11 l'1cc Sll'lM'lS flirting with fans 'ind cotivcrsing i11 Spanish with young incn in sombrcros were seen in Lincoln s Cl'lSSl 00I11Sl This phenomenon was explained to lII'llI1fOI'l1lC1l individuals by making them 'mare of our Spanish club directed by Hrs. Eleanora Sand- strom German Club C Weber 9 Matthews B Kr1tsch1l sponsor R Jeffers B Fendler F1T5fIe01l R Beltchman V Salem D Kandle S Bower M Bonjour mes iHllS were the first words Mrs Lucls sud to tl1e members of her newly OI'QiI1llLLl club Putting to use thur 1ncre tsmg French vocabularies these students planned short skits and undertook tl1e Sllldy of the French peo ple and their colorful customs , , . . . K . 1 , r K 1 1 , . S L Yl L i X A -I - . 1-- D-..,,:' ',. . ,. , ' ' L: ,, ' ,N ' ' l 1 I' - . , z ' 2 1 . : x C W v . 1. . I ' ' ' . i 1 1 1 I 1 v' s V' - - . 1 I W L ! 7 v ' ' mr ' 1 ' as . x v 1 .' l ' ' K . . . 5 f 1 1 2 v 1 1 . '.' . . , . , . . . 1 - Lucas sponsor. Serond Row: C. Teti, j. Holtzman, S. Shimpf.

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30 60 90 Club Mr Kalman head of the math department and those students xnterested lil h 1 g h e r 1'I13IhCllldIlCS fo r m e d the Operatlon Nlath Club Spendmg many an afternoon over a dlfh cult problem the members of the club truly benefited from Nlr Kalmans excel lent lnstructxon If angle X plus mgle B equals 90 degrees than 'in gle C On llCll IIlQ these words one realnes that he 18 1n the I'Cgl0I1 of a meetmq of the 30 60 90 Club Xblx led bs Nlr Xsh ler the members explored math as 'lpplltd to the held of electromcs Operatlon Math Club lx Kalman mth Operauon Xiath Club . I. , f 1' I' . . f - l ' I' SENIORQ Third Rmv: R. Pram. D. Varnev. S. 0'Neill. Sammi Rmu: right, D. Ashler, .sponsor W I fl f 1 5 L 1 . - . X . , '