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

Page 299 text:

Deutscher Verein Harold Wohlrab ...... ............ P 'resident Ann Becker ,........... ...... V icefP'resident Sylvia Margulies ...... ......... S ecfretary Veronica Boylan .... ........ T 'recnswrerr Miss Bauman ...... . ......... ...... .............. A d 'viser Under the splendid supervision of Miss Bauman, the Deutscher Verein has completed another entertaining term. The purpose of this club is to culf tivate a knowledge among Lincoln students of the language, customs and literature of the German people. One must have completed a year and a half study of German to become a member. At the meetings, German per' sonalities, past and present, are discussed by members and guest speakers. Entertainment also consists of cross word puzzles and card games. To the Class of june, 1935, we extend our heartiest congratulations and sincerest wishes for a successful future. Auf Wiedersehen!

Page 298 text:

-'-v-uvuv-- Commercial Club Under the excellent supervision of Mrs. Bagotko, the Commercial Club has completed its second successful year. The club has constantly aimed to foster a spirit of good fellowship among the commercial studentsg to create, stimulate, and promote interest in commercial workg and to obtain a general idea of what is required of high school students by the business world. This semester, Hooks and Crooks, a one act play, was presented before the entire school organization, the male roles being portrayed by girls in male attire. It was a huge success. To the members of the Class of june, 1935, we extend our heartiest congratulations and best wishes.

Page 300 text:

J P. M. Citamard Guild Eugene Winokur ..... ....................................... P 'resident Shirley Richard ..... ........ V icefPresident Frank Clare .......,.. ............. S ecvetavy Maxwell Rasman ...,.. ...... T reasurev Miss Dunbrack .................................................................. Adviser Under the able guidance of Miss Dunbrack, the P. M. Citamard Guild has successfully completed another term. The purpose of the organization is to promote an active interest in dramatics. The club has been very active during the past season, and the meetings most entertaining. It was the pleasure of the Guild to present an entertain' ment, Scenes from the Life of Lincoln, before the school, early last Februf ary. During the making of the production, we tried our hand at scenic def signing and were amazed by the good results. Special plans are being made for another entertainment to be presented before the student body before the term expires. To the class of June, 1935, we extend our heartiest congratulations and best wishes for future success.