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

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Jim 1933 CHARLES GOTTLIEB, JR. Charlie was a model child when he came To H. M., in The second grade . . . once won a cilizenship medal. lin days far pasrl . . . was elecled class secrerary for four consecu- five years, from The second form fhrough 'lhe fif+h . . . a good alhlele . . . Pony Express foofball in 'rhe fourfh form and a Third leam lelferman lhe nexf year . . . on 'the Third Baseball nine 'for Two years . . . made 'lhe Third Baskelball squad as a Senior . . . on lhe MANNlKlN board . . . plays The violin . . . of+en gels sick . . . buf a swell fellow in his healfhy momenls . . . will slarl his medical career af Harvard. RICHARD GRAHAM Dick was a lilfle Freshman when he enlered, buf has blos- somed ou+ inlo quile a large Senior . . . a hard plugger . . . cheerful and obliging . . . one of our sfar swimmers . . . a regular for 'lhree years . . . made The Third Foolball 'ream as a Sophomore . . . 'Varsily squad for 'two seasons . . . Assisfanl' Baseball Manager . . . in ihe Glee Club as a Junior and Senior . . . played in The Band and Orcheslra . . . Dick will carry on in a big way al Cornell. DUDLEY GREENSTEIN Made himself noliceable in fhe lhird form . . . famous for his size and +he size of his voice . . . The class baby . . . and +he class pesi' . . . quife a baskefball player for his heighf . . . made fhe Third squad . . . likes lo fell every- body else wha? he knows . . . Columbia Touch-foolball scoufs are afler him. 5343

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Jim 1933 JAMES FU LD Jimmy barged in in The second Torm . . . Tour years laTer organized The Speakers' Club and was elecTed PresidenT . . . likes To speak ex-officio Too . . . buT usually knows whaT he's Talking abouT . . . lenT The Glee Club The services oT his able voice as a Senior . . . on one oT The QuarTeTs . . . played baskeTball Tor Three years. coming Trom The Third Team To The 'VarsiTy . . . a Baseball regular Tor Two years . . . and H. M.'s sTar Tennis player . . . runner up in PrivaTe School singles, I93l . . . won doubles wiTh ExTon. I932 . . . a 'VarsiTy Club member . . . Tried his hand aT cheerleading . . . quiTe a pianisT . . , nexT sTop-Harvard. HAYES GOETZ Heine's laugh was TirsT heard in The l-l. M. corridors in l93O . . . very good-humored . . . likes To laugh and does . . . preTTy sTubborn in his views . . . owns a Ford and a Tamous bar . . . in spiTe oT his lighT weighT made The Third FpoTball Team Tor Two years . . . Then moved up To The 'VarsiTy, where he iusT Tailed To geT a leTTer . . . also likes Track and wresTling . . . buT noT women . . . on The Chess Club Tor Two years . . . Heine and his laugh will seek new audiences aT DarTmouTh. ROBERT H. GOLDSMITH Goldie is one of our sTaunchesT boy scouTs . . . a mem- ber oT Troop SOI Tor six years. ever since he TirsT Tramped up To school . . . a paTrol leader Tor Three years . . . 'VarsiTy breasT sTroke man in The TourTh. TiTTh. and sixTh Torms . . . a Glee Club member Tor The same number of Terms . . . on The ocTeT in I93I-32 . . . Tennis Manager in I933 . . . ioined The Library CommiTTee in The TiTTh Torm . . . Bobby's a good guy-when he avoids puns . . . likes engineering, and is going To STevens Tech. T333

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Jw 1933 ALFRED GROSS Enfered as a Freshman . . . made fha 'Varsiry Fooiball squad in ihe four+h form . . , a siar back on fhe +eam for 'rhe nexf iwo years . . . on ihe Baseball squad for fwo years . . . also a swimmer . . . wreslles in his spare mo- menfs . . . and plays The violin in ihe orchesira . . . noi a good sludeni . . . bui friendly and willing . . . Al is aiming ai Columbia. HENRY R. HEITMAN, JR. Came io H. M. in lhe fourfh form . . . good in afhlelics . . . a member of 'the swimming feam . . . frack's his choice in Spring . . . also likes foolball and made 'fhe 'Varsiiy squad as a Senior . . . works hard . . . liked by acquain+- ances . . . keeps fo himself preify much. buf noi' foo much . . . ihinks Columbia's fhe righf place. MONROE E. HEMMERDINGER l-lemmy's name hrs? puzzled 'feachers in The fourfh form . . . quife a slicker . . . always 'iaulflessly dressed . . . good- nafured and good-looking . . . doesn'f overwork himself . . . receives passionafe leflers on green sfaiionery . . . an especially fasi swimmer . . . a fwo-year baseball man . . . also a soccer regular . . . worked on fhe business board of ihe Manual . . . helped the Prinfing Club . . . plays chess and collecis sfamps . . . may go inlo civil engineering . . . probably be a social lion . . . has many friends . . . and oughf io make a lol more al Brown. i352