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

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Il Circolo Lincolniano Joseph Decresce ....... ..............,...... P resident Mary Attanasio ...... ......... V icefP'resident Angelina Simeone ,..... ............... S ecvetcwy Mary Magaldi .......... .................... T 'reasmer Dorothy Botti .............. ........ P ublicity Manager Miss Maria Iuculano ...................................................,...... Adviser The Italian Club, under the guidance of Miss Iuculano, has been en' joying a very successful season. At each meeting, entertainment is presented by the social and literary committee. Il Circolo is living up to its purpose, which is to have the Italian students become better acquainted with the coun- try whose language they study. On June 7th, Il Circolo gave its third annual presentation, a threefact comedy in Italian entitled, Le Nemicaf' or in English, The Enemy. The proceeds were used for a fund for high average students interested in Italian. To the class of June, 1935, the club extends its best Wishes for success in the future. in u

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The Cashier's Club Stella Serafin .................................................. ............. P resident Marion Copeland .... ,...... V icefPresident Hazel Davies ....... .......... S ecretary Mr. Benway .......... ...... . .. ...... Adviser School banking has become a matter of course to many of our students, and in many instances it is carried on with seldom a thought as to the true meaning and ultimate possibilities of the project. It is, then, altogether proper that we suggest some thoughts regarding this movement which is growing constantly. The purpose of the club is to make habitual those practices of thrift without which most people are unworthy citizens, unhappy and unable to proit by numerous opportunities. We strongly believe in saving since it develops forethought and removes one of the greatest causes of worry. Those who participate in this great organization, and those who reap the most good, are those who save regularly and for a particular purpose. We, the members of the Cashier's Club, extend to the Senior Class our heartiest wishes for a future of the greatest happiness and success,

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The Citamard Guild Janet Landrine ........,,v.........................7.,,........................ President Raymond Shallis ..... ....,.. V icefPresident Helen Eitzgibbons ....... ..,.......... S ecretcwy Patricia Ryan ........... ...,..... T 'reasurer Miss Mary Sutton .............................,.................,.............. Adviser Under the capable supervision of Miss Sutton, the Citamard Guild has successfully completed its fifth term. Comparatively a new organization, it has taken its place as one of the most active organizations in Lincoln. This term the entertainment for club meetings has been directly in the hands of the students. Leaders have selected, cast, directed, and presented in the auditorium one act plays for entertainment during club meetings. The leaders were Elaine Davies, James McDonald, Beatrice Kramer, Sylvia Hahn, Herbert Geist, Sam Newman, and Helene Jaflin. The plays they presented Were: Rosalind, L'Two Gentlemen On a Bench, Twice is Too Much, The Flattering Word, Even Evelyn, The Pot Boiler, and Matter of Choice. To the Class of june, 1935, we express our most sincere wishes for future success and happiness.