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

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E .. , mmf- , Scholastic Giants of the Senior Class The following is an alphabetical list of the ten students who had the highest scholastic averages at the end of the Hrst half of their senior year: Albert Engel Viola Erickson Harry Hazard George Kelly Estelle Liebovv Felicia O'Loughlin Alexander Pitts Sara Stool Adelaide Wahl Dolores Wash CX9QZ5 Honor Roll for First Three Marking Periods 12B 11B Dolores Wash Edith Hausa 12A 11A Arthur Davis Betty Denz Inga Jorgenson Elaine Davies CSQQZB Two-Year Commercial Graduates Edward Ballance Anthony Bascienelli Eleanora Dell 'Acqua Sophie Demkovvitz Agnes Finn Mary Forrest Mercedes Golder Ann Graham Helen Kennelly Michael Kotora Olga Kushner Ruth Lange Italia La Palermo Emma Lapsansky Frances Lovero Margaret Lynch Janet McCauley Sophie Zuba Elaine Nevvcombe Elizabeth O'Keefe Genevieve 'Olkievvicz Ralph Orrico Josephine Otto Josephine Pawelko George Popovitch Edward Reilly Mary Sadowska Ethel Selinger Caroline Sielska Anna Skorski Mary Slominski George Sullivan Elvera Vena Kathleen Watson Lucille Yannich

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JOSEPH H. YOUNG Youngie 126 Sterling Avenue Jr. H. s. General Track Team '31f'34g Cross Country 52f'34g Cap' tain, Archery '32, '33 Gaily I lived as ease and nature taught, And spent my little life without a thoughtf' LEO ZDRODOWSKI Za 74 Essex Street O. L. C. Princeton General Swimming '3lf'34g Basketball '3Zf'34g Football '33g L. A. A, '34g Track Team '34 He makes the lightningk streak seem slowg My goodness, how that chap does go! FRANCIS Z. ZIETZ Axel 22 Roosevelt Avenue Jr. H. S. St. Peter's General Glee Clubg Quill Agentg Circulation Manager of Lincoln Leader l'He that is of merry heart hath a continual feast. CXDQZB TOKEN OF APPRECIATION The Quill Board are indebted to the following Seniors for their able assistance in writing the couplets contained herein: Charles Davidson Ruth Markowitz Albert Engel Margaret McLellan Milton Gershonowitz Bradford Staib Anastasia Koslow William Tellefsen Ann Weidner Rita Weiss George Whelaii l

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