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

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lmwyg FRONT RowsLouis Solender, Anuk Bugenstein, Celia Goldberg, Jennie Bermen, Walter Janstrom, Har- riet Brabec. SECOND R0w-Robert Shapiro, Lila Kivisto, Sophie Kuppenen, Catherine Jensen, Ida Barmen, Emma Ful- lansbee, Barron Desmck. THIRD Row-Harry Beck, Vivian Drury, Priscilla Blakebrough, Catherine Wrzos, Idn Warshosky. Golhe Eve, Bernice K21mer, Pauline Whitmer. FOURTH ROWsVVallace Hoaglund, Isadore Berkman, Isadore Rossmzm, Rliss Neill, Faculty Adviser, Toivo Horsman, Josephine Cutrara, Irma Pelto. This Club has observed the beauty and the use of plants, trees, insects, birds, and air. NATURESTUDY Ni NATURE CLUB Each child has made a book containing prints of leaves, also blue prints showing the trees in winter and in summer. Insects and birds have been studied. BOTTOM Rov-C am Rosenfeld, Dorothy Weiss, Dorothy Shore, Bernadine Rutgerson, Anna Noodleman. SECOND Row-Gemld Felmann, Sema Davis, hlillie Poluk, Pearl Mandle, Anna Weinstein, Rachael Borgstrom. THIRD'Row-Walter Lehman, hleyer Sandler, Geo. Scholar, Della Richter, Lige Judelowitz, Ida hIarko- Wltz. FOURTH RowsH'clen Reiter, Philip Winer, hliss Hoy, Adviser, Alandel Shapiro, William Kraines, Ed- ward Gross. 7 i391

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BEGINNING xx11H Boriou Row-Nathan Fink Mary Shapiro, Esther Greenberg Esther Felhandler, Mary Stein, Leslie Katchem, Yetta Garetz. Solomon Miller, Earl Adams, Sidney Levine, Isadore Sandler, Minnie Rozman, Maurice Rosenfield,1Wax Shink Vernon Larson, Harmon Goldberg, Galen Odoms, Robert Allen, Louis Shapiro, Leonard Lofback, Miss Carlson, Faculty Adviser, Billy Dunn, Donald Dunning, Henry Schmitz. The members of the mathematics club have reviewed fundamentals, learned short processes in computation, and solved numerous problems and puzzles of various types. MATHEMATICS CLUB N THE P. A. S. S. ARITHMETIC CLUB Our club Practices for Accuracy and Speed, for more Satisfaction in doing our daily arithmetic problems as we meet them outside of school. We are learning shorter methods in computations and are working on thought problems that sound hard. BEGINNING wx'rH BOTTOM Row-Jlax Gershenovitz, Nathalie Srhwartz. Ruth London. Klabel Johnson, hianuel Weiss, Doris Holtman, Ruth jacobs, Donald Waxon. Abraham AckermanSRonald Oren, Klinnie Rogin. Hazel Honkone. Bessie Suzarman. Harold Sherman. Chester Anderson. Doloris Lundberg. Dorothy Haverstock, Clara Busse, Laura Toughill, Verna Wuollet, iWabel Wuollet, Herman Berlovitz, Simon Gordon. Myer Wolstein, Miss Schonebaum, Adviser, Eugene Krell, Abe Hyster, hlax Engal. 3'

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hcxxxxxc wer BOTTOM Row-David VVnHach. Peter Roune. Einar Swanson. Phillip Sthlessinger. Jack Sweet, Meyer Alicklin. William Swanson, Roy Karlsson, Arnold Hill, Abraham Aletky, Arthur Swanson, George Heinonen. Francis Miller, Robert Stoner, Edward Silverman, Nlrs. Cowling, Faculty Adviser, Kenneth Knies, Iulius Moskowitz. Nlaurice Klugman. William Blichels, William Erickson. Jacob Schear, Alex Pickman, KIax Silverman. These twenty-Flve boys, who choose their own topics, have this term studied the prob- able life of man in the earliest ages. This was followed by the arrangement of some dramatizations from America History, to be used in Lincolnts display at the N. E. A. HISTORY CLUB m CIVICS CLUB We have studied the development of local and state government and civic institutions. BOTTOM Row-Kasmer kaoski. Irving Sebeswitz. Morris Reznick. Knrlo Kuuisto. Wilfred Kari. SECOND Rowe-Ernest Jacobson. NIinnie Gorelick, Anna Rosenberg, Melba Lewis, Fred Annala. THIRD Rowelsndore Kronfeld. Walter Iones. Leona King. Edith Ross' Sam Lerner, Vilgo Jamback. FOURTH RoxveMorris Hanson. Elmer Anderson. Mr. Paulson. Adviser. Sam Ficus. Lafayette Yunker.