Horace Mann Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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- ' P 1 Q eb gl? ff - P E 1 S .CW 1 The Horace Mann Band JERRY DANZIG ........ .... P resident ERNEST CASHMORE ..... .... S eeremry -e-Am. MR. SAMUEL ETTLESON .... ..... D irector MA Clarinet: Ralph Keeler, jr. William Hartman George Phillips Frank Cadden Eugene Goldsmith Morris Lasker Martin Erlanger Herbert Hirschland sf Trumpetr Robert Sanborn Robert Beans Charles Keller Andre Mendel P Ernest Cashmore jay Bauman Stanley Sittenfield Robert Martin Hfp-4 Peter Hartman Timothy Pfeiffer Trombone: M' Richard Herman Marvin Buchsbaum Lawrence Craig james Wolff -fe Saxoplaoner jerry Danzig james Moore Phillip Liebmann William Stein Richard Sweet joseph Morton Baritone Piccolo H orn C ym balr William Woglem Lionel Helmuth Wilbur Holmes Dan Comfort Drnmr J. Clarence Davies, jr. Victor Sack Walter Magid Charles Eberstadt H my Bauer Oboe john Fox Perry Cowl Myron Buchsbaum P One hundred nineteen l li E a ' . ig - -ltluii, ,U,1'i ,E ,,',t--Agra 1- N E'-fs '-'ffff Q1 5 Ep.. -. . X - -Vg-

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