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

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l Cercle de Chants Gertrude Goeltz ,.,.... .............. P 'resident Shirley Pfeiffer ....,. ........ V icefP'residem Ruth Levine ..... .............. S ecretavy Alga Hnatevv .... .......... T reasurer Miss Canac ................,....,..............................................,... Adviser Under the supervision of Miss Canac the Cercle de Chants has been organized for its first term. This club consists of twentyffour members, all of vvhom have passing averages. Its aim is to promote a deeper interest in the French language. The club meets every Monday from 5 :BO to 6:00 P. M. The members are learning a vvellfknovvn Christmas carol which, as the Quill goes to press, they intend to sing in assembly. Later on we will learn modern French songs which are sung in French schools in France. To the class of January, 1935, the French Singing Club extends its sin' cerest wishes and heartiest congratulations.

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The Camera Club Bradford Staib .,..... .................. P 'resident Franklin Franco ......... VicefPresident Mary Poppe ......... . ...,.....,. S ecvetafry jean McConagly ,...... ,...... T reaswrer Mrs. Skiilington ....,,.........,..................,.,.................,......... Adviser The Camera Club, the oldest club in Lincoln, was started twentyfone years ago by Mr. Medsger, was taken over by Miss Smith, and is now under the able direction of Mrs. Skifhngton, During this term, the members of the club took a trip to New York, visiting and photographing many places of interest, such, for example, as Grants Tomb. In the near future, the club expects to hold an exhibition of the work of its members. To the seniors of the club, and to the whole class of January, 1935, the members of the Camera Club extend their best wishes for success in the future.

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La Liga Espanola Evalyn Busch ...... ,,.... ....,.. ............., P 1 e sident George Orenge ..,... .,A,.... V icefPresident Eva Jacobs ........,. ..,........,.. S ecfretary Edmund Noble ..................... ..,..., T veasurer Miss Maud E. MacPhee ........v....., .,,.........................,,,, A dviseo' Capably guided by Miss MacPhee, La Liga Espanola, the morning Spanish Club, has offered some programs of vital interest this semester. We enjoyed records of Spanish music, a movie taking us down the East coast of South America, and stereopticon views on Ecuador. The purpose of this organization is to promote an active interest in the Spanish language and to participate in activities for which there is no time during school hours. During our meetings, Spanish is usually spoken. We offer the class of january, 1935, and especially our members who are graduating, our sincerest wishes for a bright future.