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

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'77 X 4 A - ' 'H ZS? . ' ---- 3 - ' 'A' 4 ' 7' '-'7. , N ----T----N -'---- -e 4 -A-----1-l-' g S-4' ff f H ' ' 'cjfff ' XX gn ----'M - -- - V- f N if f I i .- i- K A ' A- A... ,+- ... IC L- - -1- I-4 -1 -1 1 -1 - -4 - -1 Z ,.. - - i-'II E A 2 1 1 v F - . fe 5 The next event was not strictly a school one, being the Inter-preparatory E, I Glee Club Contest at Town Hall on March the First. This was followed El , 5, by a dance for the members of the competing Clubs and their guests and y , Q was given by the Intercollegiate Glee Club Council. It was held at the Town X f , Hall Club. f f Two weeks following came the Fourth Form Class Dance, which was per- Q 1 D haps the most successful of the dances given by the Parent's Association. The . dance was held in the new gymnasium and the music played by the now . , popular Ambassadors. l jp l' I The Friday night following this, March twenty-first, came the climax of 'T P 5 . the Social Schedule, The Senior Promenade, held at the Hotel Delmonico, on pl l E 5 Park Avenue and Fifty-ninth Street. The ballroom was very dignified and ll l.l.,l1 furnished in excellent taste and the tone of the affair was very fitting for the rl 6, 1 f pl occasion. The music was furnished by an eleven piece orchestra under the y' 7 i direction of Lester Hood and was entirely satisfactory. The combination of l l I g place, music, and spirit combined to produce a truly fine Prom. The receiv- il X Il ing line was composed of Mr. and Mrs. Tillinghast, Mr. and Mrs. Mayo, if ,I 3 f l and Mr. and Mrs. Herman. Great credit must be given Miss McIntosh and . 2 L l y the Prom Committee, headed by Alan Parson, for their work in connection i l , 1. ,W with the success of the affair. V 2 5 . And now as the MANNIKIN goes to press, there are still four events yi l R to come, namely: the Dramatic Club Spring Show, The Dover Road, , f which is to be presented at school on the twenty-fifth of April,-the Scout V Troops' exhibition and Parents' Night which comes on May ninth,-a f , presentation of S. S. Pinafore, by the Glee Club on May twenty-third, fol- A i . lowed by a dance and finally the closing event of the year, the Commence- Y J . ment Dance, which in all probability will be changed to Monday night, june ' l second, i.e., the night before Commencement instead of, as in previous years, w on the evening following the graduation of the Senior Class. Thus ends the Social Season, but again let thanks be given to Miss McIn- tosh, the Parents' Association, and the Social Committee for their work in making possible so many fine functions throughout the winter. SOCIAL SCHEDULE ' 1 9 2 9 i NOVEMBER 1-Morristown Tea Dance. 27-Dramatic Club Fall Show and Dance. DECEMBER 13-Christmas Tea to Mr. and Mrs. Tillinghast. 27-Alumni Reunion and Dance. 1 9 3 0 JANUARY 17-Fifth Form Dance. 24-Sixth Form Dance. FEBRUARY 21-Dramatic Club Winter Show and Dance. MARCH 14-Fourth Form Dance. 21-Senior Promenade. APRIL 25-Dramatic Club Spring Show. MAY 23-Glee Club Presentation of Pinafore. JUNE 2-Commencement Dance. One hundred twenty-four

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