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

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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.

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l i Literary Club Elaine Davies ..... ............. P resident Mary Kravetz .... ....... V icefP1'eside'nt Gladys Meyers ...... ............. S ecretary Ruth Hahn ..... ...... T 'reasuver Miss Everett ...,.............,,.,..,.,,,....,...........,......................... Adviser With great regret the Literary Club learned of Miss Elfers's resignation, but the members were glad to welcome Miss Everett, who took her place as adviser. Under this new leader the club has tried to carry out its twofpoint purpose which is, QU to acquaint members with interesting works of writers, and Q25 to give them opportunity to share their enjoyment of liter' ature with others. To that end there have been speakers and readings at each meeting. Because it is a small club, each member has reported at least twice, and a noticeable development has been evident in the ability of the speaker to gather valuable material and present it entertainingly. ' This term has been devoted to the study of humor in various writers' works and will culminate in a special Christmas program.