Lincoln School - Lambre Quin Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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is H- new ,cv ld GLEE CLUB Back row. left to right: J. Crouter. -I. Paige. -I. Ifloyd, S. Longo. S. Rosenquist. D. Baker. I., Fuqua. C. Penny. Third rowi L. Louttit, N. Bell. C. Brown. S. Moeller. M. Buonanno, K, Clark, N. Presbrey, K. Kronquist, C. Alexieff. Second row: E. Vetterlein, A. lioclfray, S. Glixans. P. Vlfilcling. N. Stevens, A. Laliarge, K. Langdon, j. Eddy, M. McCormick, C. Almy, IE. Horton, Front rowg -I. Tinlcer, B. Browning. M. Huntoon, M. Lareau, C. Bartlett, S. Weignert, M. Palmer, Presidentg lf. Pilkington. S, XX'aterman, J. Gray. Absent: M. Gordon. V. Ladd, A. Lothgren, S. Scott. S. Tull. H. Beyer. C, Coward. Forman. P. Hill. B. Minot. Glee Club is an organization which consists of forty-eight girls who enjoy singing. We meet regularly once a week, and whenever else necessary. Glee Club is highlighted throughout the year by the traditional Vesper Service and the combined concerts with Moses Brown School and St. Geprge's School. -. .. gf r' T l. . . .Q .fuf 'Q A ,, x s ' . - ae I LA . . b . . , Q l . f ORCHESTRA Left to right: C. Candage. M. Ackerman. Tinker. H. Lucke. Ii. Weeci. M. XY'ray. A. Cool, Presi- dentg M. Manera. This year the Lincoln School Ensemble Group, under the direction ol' Miss Perez, has been rehearsing regularly each week. Its aim is to increase the students' appreciation ot good music and to encourage those with musical interests to use their leisure time crea' tively.

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CHAPEL QOMMITTLL ligitlc row. left to right: il, Ring. ll, lieyer. M. Huntoon. N. Bell. Cliriirmunz C. Almy. A, Godfrey. lfront row: P. l.ex.iur. S. Longo. S, Rosenquist. The purpose of the Cllmpel Committee, composed of seven girls rind a Senior Chair- miin, is to plan and carry tlirougli the morning Chapels at Lincoln School. 5 .. .1 ., ,. I Q K Q r,- xg, .Ho 5 fission LINCOLN CRI FN BOARD in'- liiitk row. left to right: Iwliss Stanhope. V. Ladd, E, Lieystre, S. Weigliei'. li, Trumbull. Editorg L. Liourse. Front: Ii, Belirendt, XXV Bousfield. Absent: D, Day. H. Lampros. Liumln Grew offers not only stimulus for extra-curricular creative writing but also .in opportunity for students to become familiar with the processes connected with setting up sutli it magazine.

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DANCE CLUB Back row, left to right: M. Buonano, K. Kronquist, D. Baker, K. Langdon, Presidentg S. Dimmitt. Front row: P. Henshaw, M. Dobbins, B. Minot. B. Olsen, B. Browning. Absent: L. Louttit. The purpose of Modern Dance Club is to give a select group of girls an opportunity to learn more about a creative art form. Through study and practice, we of Modern Dance hope to achieve and develop an interest in and an awareness of the body in action. TORMENTOR'S CLUB Standing. left to right: G. Antkinn. M. lNftCQor1niclc. il. Crouter. C. Alexit-ffA K. lnngtlon. V. Bath- nmn, BI. Dobbins, Sharp. Sitting: P, Henshnxx. XY. Bouseficltl. C. Slmrp, President: ISI. Huntoon. S. KCI1DQ',N.Gill'klL'U. Absent: C. Dlgo. P. Ciaiumino. CQ. li1't-etlmuii. The main purpose ot' Tormentors Club is to give its interestetl p.trtitip.1nts .1 thante to act, to read good plays. and to learn about the stage. Through creative activities such .ts set-building contests, indix'itlu.tlis1n and tree expression are encourttgetl.