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

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APRIL The faculty is greatly amused by the performance of the children from the Normal School. The broadest grins were displayed by Mr. H. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Connolly, Miss Manger, Mr. Benway, and Mr. Slane. It turns out that Mr. Fitzpatrick had a good reason for smiling, for his son was one of the main characters. jannuzzi is informed by Miss Wells that he has to buy the Quill as long as his picture is going to be in it. Miss Lynch: You know, they held open air meetings, and they squatted on the ground. Sanbom: What did they do when it rained? Voice: 'LLet it rain. Sinnott is dreaming, but comes to earth with a crash when his chair slips from beneath him. Mrs. Skiifington gives the study class a solo on the Manly Art of SelffDefense. Another month gone. We're just nearing the final homefstretch. MAY Miss Smith: Fifteen years ago I was in the pen. Oh-er-I was a visitor there. Miss Hallahan gives the students a pleasant surprise in the form of a test. There surely must have been a ghost prowling around the stage when the Seniors put on those scenes from the Thirteenth Chair, for the lights went out when the actor who was supposed to have put them out was at least ten feet from the switch. Mr. Benway falthough he doesn't know itj saved me from an English test by sending for me. Since the club pictures have been taken for the Quill, the sales for the year book have strangely increased. Baseball Pep meeting is held in the Auditorium, where Mr. Quigley incidentally announced a holiday on Friday following Memorial Day.

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s The students agree to forgive Washington since he gives them a holif day tomorrow. McNamara and Ginty go out for the gym team, but after watching some of the state champs, Mac decides that he is a good baseball player. Loffeler becomes airfminded and joins the Jimmy Allen Flying Club. His balloon is punctured, however, when Miss Wells tells him to come down to earth and stop dreaming. MARCH Weizoreck, much to his sorrow, renews acquaintances with Miss Man' ger. The P. M. school is asked to furnish material for the track team. The P. M. school answers Coach Mitchell by sending twentyfive boys out for track. Plans are discussed for an intramural track meet. Sinnott puts a big L, H. S. in the snow on the lawn, but a hot sun melts the snow before his efforts can be appreciated. History Teacher: Name some of the better tyrants. Korecki stays home, giving the teachers a rest. Pupils are wondering why the samples of handwriting are wanted. Mr. Isaacs: Maybe you would like to write something about me? Nagy Qplayfullyj: Yes, but you wouldn't like it. Ah, spring! When a young man's fancy turns to the baseball diamond. Lynch is just about to sign Ginty for the Quill when the bell rings, spoiling a sale. Windy Willie Beck almost breaks a leg trying to get some of the ice cream handed out by the magician. Who nearly drove Mr. C. Fitzpatrick crazy asking questions at the baseball meeting?

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Two Year Commercial Graduates Helen Ambrose Nellie Bialakiewicz Alice Carroll Sophie Demkowicz Agnes Finn Mary Forrest Madeline Georgia Ann Graham Cecelia Griffith Ann Hamill Helen Hoffman Mary Kelly Helen Kennelly Italia La Palermo Emma Lapsansky Sarah Lee Helen Longfield Robert McKenna George Miller Louise Miller Veronica Murawski Elaine Newcombe Madge Newcombe THQ Ralph Orrico Josephine Pawelka Genevieve Pawloski Dorothy Reddington Viola Radesky Ann Sieczkowska Ann Skorski Emily Stone Ruth Tullins Sabina Waliszewski Lucille Yannich Regina Zackerenko Senior Wearers of the L FOOTBALL : GYMNASIUM: Francis Conlon BASKETBALL : Clifford Baumgardner Albert Cohen Robert Schuessler BASEBALL: Harry D'Alessandro Hugh McKenna William Tatulli Morton Thaler John Whitbeck ' John Yengo John Kruthers Elon Nobles Charlie Wajszczuk Morris Wellen SWIMMING: Edward Schutt TENNIS: Milton Cohen George Cohn TRACK: Martin Clancy ' Vincent McCabe Asari Rajala