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

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SweetEMemwries Like the beauty of an old time rose, Whose misty fragrance still recalls The colored joys of by-gone times, The thought of Lincoln school days falls Like sweet perfume, upon the room Called memory. And spreads its scent to hours spent In merriment And revelry. And oftentimes in hours of work, One stream of thought toward Lincoln fiows. And from Time's page a fragrant scent Is wafted from our rainbow rose Of memory. aEVA HINITZ, an Alumnus. Signs Of Spring I heard a robin sing this morn, Thatis Why I know that spring is here; His sweet clear notes woke me at dawn, iiWhat cheer, What cheer! That's how I know that spring is here. Around the hill the brook glides on, That's how I know that spring is here: It sings an endless happy song, iiWhat cheer, what cheer! Thatis how I know that spring is here. Among the leaves the crocus grows: That's Why I know that spring is here: It lifts its head from wintry sndws, HWhat cheer, What cheer! Now we all know that spring is here. -KENNETH PETERSON, 8A.

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First row, left to right-Theodora Gross, Marion Jenson, Bernice Goldberg, Constance Koefod,Ti11ie Wolk, gylvila Iierscovitz, Beatrice Cohn, Blanche Guttman, Eva Nadler, Riva Harris, Ethel Kassler, Rose pita nic Second row, left to righteLiala Puranen, Bernice Hersh, Hazel Invie, Irene Shaw, Irma Anderson, Alta Ne 15011, Mrs. Koefod, Janet Rivord, Jane Bernhagen, Estelle Weiss, Esther Shapiro, Annette Hinitz. Third row, left to right-Sadie Millunchick, Gertrude Metchnek, Tibbian Freidson, Helen Feinberg, Lillian Gordon, Florence Scarbo1ough, Sadie Antanoff, Louise Rubenstein, Ethel Ridker, Celia Marcus, Dorothy Rausch,Sy1via Silv Fourtho row, left to rightr-Gladys Slone, Ruth Boman, Charlotte Moses, Sylvia Roberts, Rose Pass, Ruth man, Jeanette Farsht, Charlotte Klugman, Ruth Harvis, Rose Katroser, Margaret Re Fifth row, left to righteMollie Mattas, Jane Ac ker, Helen Neilson, Imogene Adams, Lucillea Peterson, Elizabeth Robinson, Helen Cohen, Marguerite Olson, Dorothy Erickson, Ruth Carr. GIRL RESERVES It is the aim of The Girl Reserves to be dependable. loyal, courteous, friendly, and sincere. With the help of Miss Emmett, they are studying iiways to grow and are sure to discover that no girl lives alone, but in a world which needs and can use the finest she can give. The meetings for this year have embraced topics under Health, Knowledge, Spirit, and Service. Miss Crosby, the school librarian, gave them a helpful talk upon iiBooks. The girls sponsored a Marionette Show, given by Miss Virginia Upton, and plan to give a play, Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil. At the City Wide Ceremony given in April, four of the girls, Sylvia Herscovitz, Tibbian Friedson, Bernice Hersch, and Lillian Gordon received silver emblem pins. Several others are striving for the same honor. All girls who merit the Girl Reserve badge and wear it with dignity, do their best to help their community and their country and to honor God. WM: pan 1

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