Lincoln Junior High School - Lancer Yearbook (Yonkers, NY)

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GENERAL ORGANIZATION OFF ICE R9 STANDING: Evelyn Rosen, Cor- resp. Seclyg Temma Kaplan. Treaag Nfary Laise, Recording Sec'y,' SEATED: Stuart Statler. Vice Pres.,' Dean Petros, Pres. ADVISORY COUNCIL SFATFD Temm't Kaplan can Lerner Frances Gross Harvey Selfzel Stuart Statler Exelyn Rosen Ronnle Ru man Lmda Nlars1 Thelma Freeman Holly Hood Susan bm Marlanne Carlson Dean Petros Rxchard Holt Har Garelxk Holly Came Imda Stephens udy Sllxermm new Selgel Nhssxng lklary LBISC STANDING Larry MCPh1l1pS Jeff Dumas Iarrw Fox 130 , . . fe' ve' 9 f r ' I , , Ik 3 5 O E 1 - , , .. . .L . , - 'U 5 l'1'l7

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- .M P . Z fin, A FRONT ROW: Grace Cassotto, Abby Fields, Michelle Goran, Janet Stern, Marilyn Rosenstock, Temma Kaplan fTreas.j, Marianne Carlson KPIEJJ, James McManus fVice Pres.j, lone Meyer fSec,yj, Louise Shapiro, Sonia John- son, Susan Brody, Irene Rubenstein. MIDDLE ROW: Georgine Barna, Brooke Pariser, Judith Habeck, Carol Sue Buckley, Barbara Landes, Eileen Gordon, Norma Jean Up- The National Honor Society was founded thirty- eight years ago by high school administrators who wished to de-emphasize the role of the athlete and to glorify the student who exhibits the outstanding quali- ties of service to the school, leadership, Hne character, and an excellent scholastic record. To be elected to this society is the highest honor which can be be- stowed upon a student while in high school. 129 richard, Geoff Smart, Jessie Robert, Barbara Casalbore, Mary Laise, Stephanie Rivers, Laura Barash, Helen Capelini. TOP ROW: Robert Levy, Harvey Nathan, Howard Strome. Laurence Levine, Warren Lucker, William Quick, Roger Soons, Richard Holt, Kalman Kessler, Robert Jutkowitz, Peter Willens. The Lincoln High School chapter was chartered in 1958. It is under the direction of Mrs. Claire Weill, the faculty sponsor, and Mr. Arthur Natella, the prin- cipal. The present members of the Honor Society serve as ushers at many school functions and provide a tutor- ing service during school hours for those students who request it. Q

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Three years ago few of the school s leaders dared to hope that the General Organlzation would within a short period of tlme, become as successful as it was his year During the first years the organization s chief purpose was simply to set a standard of discipline for the student body and to instill within It a feeling of pride addition other achiex ements have been made Clubs have been established and placed under GO aus pices an orlentation program was held for new stu dents Thanksgiving baskets and money were donated ADVIQORS Mr Robert Geller 'md Mr Ralph Raggio to the needy the first annual alumni day was held several dances were supported by the G O plans were begun for a student exchange program and a suc cessful spring carnival was held Most important though was the emergence of a strong school spirit wh1ch was aided by the G0 sponsors Mr Robert Geller and Mr Ralph Ragg1o student body as one in which many new act1v1t1es were introduced which will become a tradition 1n fu ture years FINANCE COMMITTEE Harvey Nathan Ronnie Rubin Ralph Fargnoli Temma Kaplan Ken Ronson Mike Fine ' 5 ' 5 . . . S - . 7 'A ,V I 1 , . . . . H . . ,, m 3 . . , l a Our early dreams have already become realities. In This year will be remembered by the G.O. and the j H A Q . . . . . 3 . . - . 5 . Y. ,ig , 131