Lincoln High School - Quill Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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VIOLIN John Arason Robert Briefer Frank Cassell Shirley Corenheld Arthur Davis Writena Featherston Nicholas Fiori Thomas Fleming Franklin Franco Leo Gizzi George Hansen Edward Kalinowski Anderson King Raymond Kravetz Ethel Lanners Anthony Losardo Clarence Manziano Mary O'Connell Lincoln Orchestra VIOLIN fCo'nti'nuedD Veronica Palubnick Theodore Paruses Edward Reecks David Sandler Gustave Schiavo John Youell VIOLA Miriam Meisler Anne Meisler BASS Vernal Jones Ioseph Davis CLARINET Russell Benson Alex Ostroif George Roth Vincent De Marco TROM BONE Anna Snyder Joseph Turi PIANO Pearl Bober Gloria Goodman Florence Mattson Rosalie Titley DRUMS Michael Aurelio William Burke SAXAPHONE Joseph Grodjesk Fred Kopf Harold Schultz OFFICERS Rosalie Titley ,,.... ,,,,.,,.. P resident Vernal Jones .... VicefP're.s'ident Miriam Meisler ...,, ..,...... S ecretary Anne Meisler ..,., ,,,,,............ T veasurer John Youell ..... ,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,.. L ibrafrian Frank Cassell ...... ,,..,,,,,.......,,,.,,, P ropevty Manager Edward Reecks ......,,.,., .,,...... A ssistam Property Manager Mr. Carl W. Barget ,..,.,, ,,,,..,,,,...,,,...,,,,,,,,,,.,,,....... D irector Once again under the excellent guidance of our leader, Mr. Carl W. Barget, the orchestra has completed five months of successful training. Although we have a great many instruments, we are still without flute, oboe, french horn, cello, and viola players. Aren't you interested in one of them? These instruments are supplied by the orchestra and we are willing to aid in the instruction of anyone who will help to better the organization. The orchestra has taught, is teaching, and will continue to teach ensemble playing to members with musical ability. Many wellfknown musif cians of today began their careers within our very walls. We extend hearty congratulations and much success to the following graduating members: Piano ........,,. ........ R osalie Titley Clarinet ..... ........ R ussell Benson Trombone ....... ....,... J oseph Turi Saxaphone .... .,...... H arold Schultz

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refer' fzffzrf-v 1 The Choir The choir is one of our oldest organizations, having been in existence since the opening of the school. It has for its aim the ideal of arousing the student body to a sincere appreciation of the beauties of music. CSDQZD THE VOCAL CLASS Mildred Weiss ........., ., .....,..........,...,...,,... .......... P resident Felicia O'Loughlin .,..... .,,....... S ecretary Edith Flanagan .,..........,.....,...,,,,,.,,.....,.,,.,......,,.. L .,........ Treasurer Under the supervision of Mr. Schwarz, the Girls' Vocal Class meets for practice weekly. ' Through graduation the Vocal Class will lose Ethel Feldman, Edith Flanagan, Felicia O'Loughlin, Dolores Wash, Mildred Weiss, and Chesley Fennelly. 559615 THE GLEE CLUB Edmund Tucker ...... .............. P resident Frank Wehrfritz ,.,,.,. ........ V icefPresider1t Vernal Jones ..g ...... ...,..,.,.... S ecretary Herbert Mickelson ...,...,.....,....,.........,.........,................. Treasurer s The Boys' Glee Club, also under the able guidance of Mr. Schwarz, works to establish among the young men of Lincoln a finer and keener love for music. Those leaving us this term are: Herbert Mickelson, Vernal Jones, Ed- mund Tucker, Frank Wehrfritz, Norman Alexander, Frederick Brovvn, George Rantze, and Albert Schult. Since we shall suffer a loss of some of our best boys, we send out a plea for a wider and far more extensive mem' bership. ' To the class of January, 1935, the choir extends its heartiest congratulaf tions and sincerest wishes for future success.