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

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Shorthand Club Jane Leonard ....,.. ......,...... P resident Buelah Bailey ..... ..,........ V icefPresiclent Betty Dentz ...... .................,.,.. S ecretafry Agnes Davies ....... ...,..... A ssistant Secretary Anne Cannon .,...,..,.. ..............,... T 'reasiwev Miss V. Riesenberg ...., ,... ......... A d viser The club meets every Thursday at 11:45 in room SO, for the purpose of promulgating the study of shorthand and improving our proficiency in its technique. After the regular procedure of the day is completed, the remain' ing time is spent very proitably, Interesting articles are dictated and then a discussion as to subject matter follows, Short business plays are read and other allied commercial interests taken up. Plans are also made for outside activities of a cultural background, such as attending the theatre and concerts. Our motto is SKILLfSPEEDfSERVICE. We extend our best wishes to the graduating class of January, 1935.

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i The Cashiers' Club Grace Najaf ...,..... ,..... P resident Beatrice Berzon .,.... ...... S ecretary Mr. Benway ........ ...... A dviser Under the guidance of our new adviser, Mr. Benway, the Cashiers' Club has completed another successful term. Although it is apparent that the maxim, Providing for a Rainy Day has found its way into the hearts of many Lincolnites, plans are continually being made and discussed for increasing interest and membership in the bank. With graduation We shall lose many of our delegates and cashiers. To them and the rest of the Senior Class, the Cashiers' Club extends its heartiest congratulations and sincerest wishes for a future of happiness and success.

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Le Cercle Francais 9 Josephine Sisti ..... ..........,. P resideme Florence Epstein ..... ...... V icefP1esidente Eleanor Nugent .,... ..........,.. S ecretaire Alexander Pitts ,..... .......,. ...... ........ T 1 e sorier Le Cercle Francais has completed another successful term under the able supervision of Miss johnson. The purpose of our club is to arouse interest in the study of the French language. At our meetings during the past semester we have presented French playlets and monologues, played French guessing games, and sung French songs. Plans have been completed for the club to see Ethel Barrymore and Eva Le Gallienne in L'Aiglon. Le Cercle Francais souhaite le bonheur et le succes a la classe de janvier, dixfneuf cent trentefcinq.