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

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Radio Club Rose Galianese ...., ............. P resident Mildred Cohen ....... VicefP'resident Anna Feehan .,.,..,,,..... ..,...... T 'reasurer Kay Meyerson ..,................ .,.... S ecretary Mr. C. F. Fitzpatrick ..,.,,. ............................. ............ A cl viser Under the excellent guidance of Mr. C. F. Fitzpatrick, the Radio Club has undergone its first successful term. The members have increased in number from twenty to forty. Cur 'club may be called a social club as we discuss topics of the day and visit places of interest. At present the members are preparing for an amateur radio broadcast. During the term we made trips to the Empire State Building, the Tele' phone Company, and the Jersey journal Building. The Radio Club extends to the class of January, 1935, its hearty conf gratulations and best wishes for success in the future.

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F? The Lincoln Leader Arthur Sturcke ....................,.,....,........................................ Editor Robert Danielsen ....... ...,..... A ssistarit Editor Joseph Filoramo ............... .......... S ports Editor Margaret McDermott ...... ............ S ociety Editor James Clancy ...,.......... ............. B usiriess Manager Francis Zietz ,.,.......... ....... C irculation Manager Florence Michaelson ..,,.............,................ Mechanical Manager The Lincoln Leader is published weekly by the Lincoln High School journalists' Association, organized October 1, 1934. The association includes the sixtyfsix members of the classes in journalism, each of whom is a re' porter for the Leader. The main enterprise of the association has been the publication of its paper, a mirneograph sheet of four to six pages. The circulation is approxif mately a thousand copies.

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The Commercial Club Elaine Davies ,,.. ..,.,,..... P resident Margaret Brady ..... VicefP1esident Julia Kusy ........., ......,,. S ecretary Eva Jacobs ............. ..... T reastwev Mrs. Paul Bogatko .,..,, .,.... A dviser Under the direction of our capable and conscientious adviser, the Com' mercial Club has successfully completed its fourth term of existence. The aims of the club are: to foster a spirit of good fellowship among the students of the commercial department, to create, stimulate, and promote interest in business and commercial work, and to get a general idea of what the business world now requires. As the Quill goes to press, the club is planning to demonstrate an amateur business shop, exhibiting many of the different machines used in business today. To the class of January, 1935, we extend our heartiest congratulations and sincerest wishes for a successful and happy future.