Abraham Lincoln High School - Landmark Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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LINCQLN 5 GABRIEL R, MASON, Principal ARTHUR HIRSCHBERG lOn Leave of Absencel Acling Principal BERTHA COHEN I. BERT LEVINE Adminis+ra+ive Assislanf and Dean of Girls Acling Adminisfrafive Assislonf LANDMAl2I4f,

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LIINICQLN TO MISS ROSE I.. BECKMAN Who nos been our sincere friend ond odviser in oil our endeovors, we. Hue Senior Closs of Jonuory I937, re- spechfully dedicore Huis issue of Jrhe l.ondrnork. LANDMARK

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