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

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LINCOLN LIFE OF 1929 iiWHO WOULDNT BE CRAZYi By KATHERINE CAVANAUGH Given June 4, 1929 C A s T Inmate No.1 - - - - - - - - Inmate No. 2 - - - - - - Teddy Galanter Martha Moilanen Pluribus, colored utility man - - Pendie, Lois colored maid - - Miss Lavelle, head nurse - - Mr. Higgins, superintendent - Mr. Marshall, of board of directors Jack Marshall, alias iiSpeedyf, his son Lois Meredith, a society girl Shay Suckerman Ruth Sperling Mae Hagstrom Naphtalie Connor Irving Chelin Billy Moser Beatrice Dusansky Reggie Mortimer, an admirer of Lois - - - - 1 Myer Alpert Marjorie - - - - Lenore Levitch Janet - - - 1 Friends of Lois - - - Jeanette Bernard Beatrice - - - - - Grace Feinberg Rebecca Grossman Jerome Kaufman Joe Jacobs Evelyn Winslow, a wealthy patient - - - McCafferty, a liardboiled policeman - - - Edward Gordon, Evelyn,s fiance - - - - - Miss HusbinOacli THE FLAG MAKERS Given February 21, 1929 Spirit of the Flag - - - - - - i Angelo. an Italian boy - - - - - - Beatrice Dusansky Teddy Galanter Uncle Sam - - - - - - - Jerome Kaufman America - - - - - - - Rebecca Grossman I eader 0f Immigrants - Billy Moser Quakers, Indians,Colonia1 Dames, NIinute Men, Slaves, Immigrants, Toilers, Children of Today. Myer Alpert, Irving Chelin, Naphtalie Conner, Milton Dillaber, David Gold, Joe Jacobs, Bernard Phillips, Frank Schocket, Shay Suckerman, Raphael Weisberg, Jeanette Bernard, Mae Hagstrom, Eta. Katznelson, Lillian I atinskv, Martha Moilanen, Vera Nissenson, Ruth Sperling, Marion Thornton, Frances Wollowitch, Ruth Zimmerman. Student AssistantsiGrace Feinberg, Lenore Levitch. 7 WWW;

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SITTING-Mrs. Raymond, M'rs. De Fore, Miss Tice, Mr. Lama STANDING-eDonald Wondra, Gerald Rouzer, Robert Hall, George Botner, Robert Stoner, Hyme Shapiro, Laurel Byden, Harry Strom, Joe Carson, Napoleon Beauchane, John Wheece a STAGE CREW T HE beautiful scenery of meadow, brook, and wood on our auditorium stage represents the work of Mr. Lama, his stage crew, and the three art instructors, Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. De Fore, and Miss Tice. The crew, under the supervision of Mr. Lama, constructed the back drop and the wings and the art teachers painted the scenery. A front drop is to be made to match the back and the wings. It took weeks, even months to complete this work and as it was done in addition to' their regular class work, these teachers gave much of their extra time and ren- dered a great service to the school. They not only sacrificed much time, but also saved the school a large sum of money. Besides this project, the stage crew has built an entire indoor setting. The boys also do the work of lighting and extinguishing lights for the entertainments and are experienced in changing scenes. Their work is very efficient and is a credit to the school. The boys have given many of their free periods to this line of work. These teachers and boys have set an example, which would be well for the rest of the school to follow, namely, self-sacrifice for the welfare of Lincoln. Twenty-Four