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

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T h e M A N N I K I N .... takes this opportunity to thank sincerely those friends who wished to help in the financing and publishing of this annual, but Who preferred to remain anonymous. Their generous, complimentary contribu- tions are gratefully and appre- ciatively accepted. 416431

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V LE: , A Sup-Q,Nk G nb., , s -tics, e gs we R 8 S 734 Ll UNTS ongch amps Q NLY the most critical stzindairds of fine living prevail at Long' chzunps. Service at once ethcient and retined. The choiccst, tinest fruits and vegetables. A cuisine as Parisian as the boulevcirds. Wliy' be satisfied with the mediocre when Longchsimps excellence may be enjoyed alt really moderate prices? NEW YORK CITY 423 MADISON AVENUE 19-21 WEST 57TH STREET 1015-17 MADISON AVENUE 40 EAST 49TH STREET 28 WEST 58TH STREET 55 FIFTH AVENUE All Restaurants Longchamps are open daily including Sundays and all holidays or Breakfast, Luncheon, Afernoon Tea and Dinner, from 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. THE HORACE MANN PARENTS ASSOCIATION Urges Every Patron of the School to Become ci Member and Help Support the Following Activities in 1933-34 Several evening programs. Qn Plnnual Dinner, with distinguished speakers. Pln enlarged program tor the Parent Study Group, with lectures, discussion and an increased library. H bi-weekly Bulletin, listing a careful selection oi events in the fields ot art, books, drama, education, motion pictures, music, and science. Saturday evening dancing classes tor high school boys and girlsg assembl X dances tor luniors and Seniors. Class dances tor senior high school students in both schools. Contribution to school equipment. Cooperation with the United Parents Hssociations. IOIN EHRLY NEXT YEHR! I 66 ,Q-