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

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Literary Club Inga Jorgenson ...,... ................,.............., ............. P 'r esident Mary Kravetz ........ ....... V icefP'reside'nt Miriam Schnitzer .. ..... ......... S ecretavy Sylvia Hahn ......... ,....... T reasuvev Miss Everett ..,.........,...................,.......,.......................,..... Adviser Under the able guidance of its adviser, Miss Everett, the Literary Club has completed another successful term. The meetings this term have been devoted to reviews of modern books, and biographies of their authors. An interesting and profitable project has been under vvay. The memf bers have been blooming into authors, and three plays have been written. The dramas were based on short stories by celebrated authors. In the early part of the term the club went to see the play, The Grand Canal. The excursion was enjoyed so much that we hope to make a simif lar one again. The Literary Club bids the graduating class farewell with sincere Wishes for happiness and success. -1-M Y

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Janet Nevins ........ Le Cercle Francais Joseph McCrone ....... Adele Rice ............A..A.... Margaret McKeon Miss Johnson ....,.. Marie Ahrens Phyllis Altshul Audrey Baker Calliope Carvour Helen Christman Rose De Gresce Marie Duscesoi Margaret Farrell Helen Fitzgibbons Elenor Defuniewicz Lillian Goodman Jeanette Gorenberg Helen Hayes Irving Heir Janice Kasper Sheila Kestenbaum janet Landrine Alice Lewandoski Barbara Mailler Charles Malcolm Jack Van Gelder ...........P1esident ..VicefP'resident ........Secvetai1'e .........Tfresorier ..........Co'nseille'r Katharine McGuinness Gertrude Morris Edna Packe Anna Quinn Estelle Rosen Morris Servetz Benjamin Schneider Janet Shapiro Miriam Stamberg Henry Van Gelder

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Girls' Gym Leaders' Club The Girls' Gym Leaders' Club, which is under the guidance of Miss Florence Ware, is decidedly diiferent from any other organization in Lincoln High School. We have no officers, and our meetings are held during class period. The purpose of the organization is to promote general activities, and to provide for each girl her share of proper individual attention from a capable instructor. Each leader wears the letter L on her costume in order to distinguish her from the other girls of the class. It is her duty to take charge of a certain group of girls and to direct their work. In order to do this successfully she must show initiative and natural ability in athletics. To the members of the class of june, 1935, we extend our heartiest congratulations and best wishes for future success and happiness. ,