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

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The Aeronautical Club Raymond Martin ........ .................. P resident Daniel Evers ........... .......... V icefP'resident Benjamin Gandel ....... ........ S e'rgeantfatfAv'ms Mr. Wehrlen .................................................................... Adviser At the personal invitation of LieutenantfColonel Robert Vaughn, second ranking vvar ace, a group of students visited the Casey jones School of Aeronautics in Newark, N. J. This was the beginning of the Aeronautical Club. Since then numerous planefmodel contests have been held and have proved highly successful. At present, plans are under way for the construe' tion of a large model of a fourfmotor seaplane. In addition to' modelfbuilding, club meetings have been taken up with flight instruction and a few aerodynamic principles which determine safe flying.

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Lincolnian Artists Mayera Singer ....... ............... P resident Sam Newman ..... ....... V icefP1'esident John Blellock ....., ......... S ecretary Arthur Lincks ..... ,....... T 'reasurer Miss De Marco .................................,................................ Adviser Under the able guidance of Miss De Marco, art teacher, and Miss Tit' low, art supervisor, the newly formed art club began its Hrst semester. Visits to exhibitions and the like form onefhalf of the club's activities. The other half is comprised of illustrated lectures and different phases of art given by the members of the organization and prominent people in art circles. To the Senior Class of June, 1935, the Lincoln Artists extend their best wishes for success in the future.

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Shorthand Club Rita Sullivan ..... ..........,,......................,..,. ............. P 1 esident Evelyn Griflin ....... ....... V icefP1esident Marguerite Brady .,..... ....,........ S ecretary Jane Leonard .........,., ......... T veasurer Miss V. Riesenberg ............................................,............... Adviser This club meets once a week for the purpose of studying shorthand and improving our proiciency in its technique. After the regular procedure of the day is completed, the remaining time is spent very proitably. Interest' ing articles are dictated and then a discussion as to subject matter follows. Short business plays are read and other allied commercial interests are taken up. Plans are also made for outside activities of a cultural background, such as attending the theatre and concerts. On June 17th, the club will entertain the school with a twofact play entitled Diogenes Looking for a Stenogf rapherf' To the members of our club who are graduating and to their class of june, 1935, we extend our best wishes.