Lincoln Junior High School - Lincoln Life Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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First row, left to rightsmBernard Feinberg, Ge1trude Metchneck, Snapshots; Leonard Haas, Sholem W'Cis- ma11,Mi11nette Lifso11,Athletics; llarry Rappaport, Phyllis Feinberg. Second row, left to rightLLauretta Blabek, Rose lacks, Florence Engal,lypist;Lillia11 Ryan, Typist; Pearl Law11,l ypist; Alf1ed Falk, Athletics; Rose chf, T ypist; Robert Parkans, Litera 13y. Ihird row, left to right--Ar11e iV alroyos, Mollie Schneider, Advertising Managei; Ida Panetz Ruth Mille1. 1xgrsmMiehelsen, Faculty Advise1; Donna Iavnence, Artist; Margaret Gillis 111ll1am l-loban, Business an a.gcr Fourth row, left to right--Mor1is F1iedell,Feat111c; Manuel hottleib Managing Editor; David Singer, Ca1toonist;George Floe, Snapshots; 'lcrrance lln11old,Photog1aphy; Donald Guttman, Jofer Demcules, Paul Chiat Gertiude Leff 010t in picture. LINCOLN LIFE ANNUAL STAFF When the good ship, Lincoln. began its yearly voyage last September it became the duty of the Annual Staff to chronicle the important events of the voyage 01 in other words, to edit the log- book. This work has been especially interesting this year because of our many special activi- ties. Never before have so many oppor- tunities for discovering and developing talent been offered our voyagers. In order to do our work more perfectly, we have studied other annuals. uThe Scholas- tic Editor, and score sheets for previous years. We have written stories, poems. write- ups and so forth and have had them criticized. Some very interesting discussions have arisen over the selection of appropriate mate- rial for the year- book. The members of the stafir and the adviser Mrs. Michelsen hope that you Will enjoy reading our year- book as much as we have enjoyed editing it.

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C 1 r 1 X 1 3i! 0 C Oo ETIVITIEE LEON sorhtH OUR EXTRA CURRICULAR OPPORTUNITIES

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First row leftt to righteBeryl Goldstei11,Carl Jalcobson, Hilda Noun, Esther Dahl, Anna Michlin, Ethel Steinman, William Volding,Milto11 Dillabe1',l leo Pank Second row, left to righteSheldon Strauss,R111h Belzer Harold 1V eisman, Goldie Goldman, Esther Gordon, iVilliam Hoban, Business Manager; Harry Levy, Carl Finklestein. lhird rloiw, left to righteSidney Horowitz Philip Sklar, Alex Falk Treasurer; Morris Gordon, Leonard 1 ,Secretary; Alex Plitman, Arnold Creenberg, Eli Simo11,Rosa Robcrm l'ourth row, left to righteEstclle XVeiss Charlotic Lindahl Molly Schneider Advertising,y Mlanagcr; Ben Maicus, 1X1111am K1'ai11es,Pr1da Grossman, Anna Ebin Rosalinc Korotkin Mary Shap Iifth 1 .ov1 left to righteCharles Epstein, Harry Langfus, Charles Steinmetz, Vice Prosidc111;OMiss Tice, Bcahicc Kahm, Lillian Rya11,Ma1'g11c1ite Olson, Plorencc Gordon, Doris Ringstrom. BUSINESS STAFF To finance the publishing of the log-book has been the purpose of the Business Staff and adviser, Miss Tice. With this end in view two groups have been working. The advertising group has canvassed the busi- ness houses of the local district. as well as down- town districts, to interest business concerns in advertising in our year- book. The boys and girls have had many valuable experiences in meeting the public which have developed in them poise, alertness. self-confldence, and some knowledge of the game of advertising. Much credit is due this group as all the work has been done outside of regular school hours, and many sacrifices have been made. The other group has worked to promote the sales of the annual. Each member has solicited pledges for the annual from his home-room .classmates Who had not already signed for it through the budget plan.