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

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m l a .r ,h . I V ' . V V p .- . : -. wee-- BEGINNING WITH BOTTOM ROWeIVIilton Hershcovitz, Woodrow Jarshaw, Julius Lolm, Arvi Wahlroos, Charlotte Chapman, Esther Wentland, NIargaret Sandell, hlildred Hanson, Esther Rivers. Niorton Goldberg, Arline Gardner. Daniel Singer, Sylvia Singer, Gladys Wold, Annette Garfield, Violet Retkman, Mrs. h'Iorrison, Faculty Adviser, Robert Kell, Edna Lofback, Jennie Battaglia. Imaginary trips were taken to all the well known places of scenic interest in the United States and a tour of Europe planned. Booklets were made and accounts given in lecture form. The material was secured from a collection of fwe hundred folders and pamphlets. TRAVEL CLUB Rf BOYS, CIVICS CLUB This Club is landscaping and beautifying the west court yard. The boys have drawn their plans, prepared the soil, and planted clinging vines, bushes, and flowers. BOTTOM RoweHarrv Levy, Bennie Kohn. Paul Chiat, Ioseph Farkas. SECOND Row-Harold Bennett, Philip Berine. Isadore Goodman, James Neiman. THIRD Row-Sam Shlimovitz, Riorris Sutterman, Fred Krietzman, David Peltz. FOURTH ROWeIVIaurice Gordon, Jerome Aberman, Leonard Seigel, Herbert Paul. STANDINGeRIrs. Brett Bloran, Adviser. I411

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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.

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FRONT Rowiannie Spewak. President; Hugs Pyes, Bernard Phillips, Cecil Pence, Fred Rlalisow, Billy Le Vinson. Hymie Truman. Hazel Auvinen, Lilyan Kainula. SECOND R0w1Robert Guadian, Carl Chalfen, Treasurer. Klike Fox, Stanley VVoodbury, KInrvin Levin, Francis Johnson, Sidney Silverbush, Robert Hall, Chester Schuller. Harold Sands. THIRD Row-Harry Besikof, Miss Larson, Adviser, Arthur Wise, Warner Stengel. Joe Shacter, Secu- tary. Arnold Rosenfield Harry Beberman Harry Fine, Joe Cunningham, Lloyd Patterson, Clarence Rosen, Morris Dudick Gene Burris George Weiss, 1ice- president: Ethel Nelson, Nathan BIozofsky not in picture. We have performed experiments and have made 21 5re extinguisher and a fireless cooker. SCIENCE CLUB ?Xf LIBRARY CLUB We have had a series of lessons on the use of the library, catalog, and encyclopedias. 1,151- 1 51:0110N1Stm1ding-1Lillim1 Broxxn and Lillian Shaffer. Fmsr TA31111-1Harlev Gunion Joseph Sprung, Irving HotTm'ln and 7Harion Rand. SECOND TABI.1:-James Ebsen. Francis Scheid Jerome Share, Donald Schell and Richard Corbett. STANDING 1x BAcKiRIiss Fleck, Adviser. RIGHT SKUrloxiFirst TableiEsther Noodelman, Clara Jacobs, Charlotte Rosenthal, Leone Kline and Ethel Lohn. SECOND TABLE-Marjorie Klungnes. Toby Posin. Bertha Schwartz, Lillian Kruger 21nd Georgiana Rand. S'rAxmxuiLeonard Peterson. Lowell Broun and Lois Daman. i421