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

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Jim 1933 ' ' SENIOR CLASS OPINIONS Fu+ure Occupafion ,.,.......,......... Medicine Class Baby ,,...,.............,..,,............,.,.. Greensrein Journalism I-aw Mosl Typical I-I. M. Fellow...l-lenry College of Firs'rCl'1oice .......... Harvard Woman Ha+er Goefz Dadmomh ..4...... ............ H enry Mosl' Popular ......... ..,. C arlisle I ' gem Leasl' Apprecialed ..........4....,..... Viereclc Urie Mos? Respecied ..............,........... Carlisle Mosi Original ........... .....,,.... B arnouw I-lardesi Worlcer ....,.,,,,,,,,............. Wilson Biggesi Cynic... .......4......,...,,, .... . Rice Done Mosl for I-I. M... Munsell Mosl' Unsophislicaied ..... Greensiein Done I-I. M. for Mosl .,,........... Siem Besr A+l'1lel'e ,.,...,... ,,.......,........,... V ollmer Mosf Sophisricaied ........ Exlon Favoriie Spori ......,...,.,.....,,,,,,...... Foolball I-landsomesl ......,......,.............,,,....... Vollmer Mosf Inspiring Teacher ......... Mr. Baruflw Bes+ Dressed ,,,..,...... .............. M endel Favorile Siudy .,...,......,,..........,...., Chemisiry Sloppiesl .......,... ,.,...,....... J . I-loflman English I-lislrory Laziesl ....,,...,,, ..........,,, S fern Mos+ Popular Beverage ,,,...... Beer Ouielesf .........,,. ......,,....,. E die Besl Magazine .... .,......,,,. N ew Yorlcer Noisiesl' ........,...., .......,...,. G reenslein Besf Newspaper 4.,,.,......,............. N. Y. Times WiH'ies1' ..,.......... ....,,.,,,,... B arnouw Favorile Polilical Parly ......... Democrafic Mosl Social .......,.,... ..,........,.. S lern Favorile Acior .......,...........,........,. L. Barrymore Besi Siudeni ............ ............., K alwn Fred. Marclfi Mosl' Agreeable ,.,.... ........,.... I-I enry Favoriie Aclress ,... .......,... J ean I-larlow Middledi+cl'1 Elissa Landi 5503+

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Jie 1933 GORDON A. WOLFF Gordon didn'T ioin The class unTil we had reached The second Torrn . . . a ScouT almosT as soon as he enTered H. M. . . . played in The Band when iT exisTed . . . baseBall inTeresTs him . . . was an AssisTanT FooTball Manager . . . played on The gridiron himself-on The Thirds . . . girls aTTracT him more Than sTudies . . . doesn'T overworlc . . . going To The UniversiTy QT Virginia. WILLIAM R. WOOLNER Was a Sophomore when he TirsT came To H. M .... wenT ouT Tor The Pony Express . . . received The nickname Bo . . . likes baslceTball . . . made The Third squad as a Junior . . . Team The nexT year . . . played Third base on The Third Team nine in The TiTTh form . . . on The Business Board oT The Record . . . Tried hard To geT ads . . . cooperaTive . . . a good companion . . . will follow in his TaTher's TooTsTeps-aT Yale. HOWARD ZUCKER Was TirsT seen Throwing a TooTball around The campus in I928 . . . joined The ScouT Troop in his Freshman year . . . proTicienT wiTh The use of his TisTs . . . won The midgeT boxing cup in The Third Torm . . . runner-up Tor The Senior Trophy Two years lafer . . . one oT The seven mules on The Pony Express as a Sophomore . . . made The Third Team Tor Two years . . . will nexT don The gloves aT Harvard. -T493

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.Jlw 1933 ' SENIOR CLASS HISTORY INTRODUCTION OU who read This are noT a school boy now. LeT us say ThaT you are a sTranger Ibig and imporTanTI reTurn- ing To Horace Mann Tor a casual visiT. Your college days lie Tar behind you, and you are a successTuI banker llawyer, iournaIisT, docTor. poIiTicianI. Perhaps we Tind you sTanding in The empTy hallway. Classes are going on, and Through The Transoms pour The mingling noises oT classrooms, Tlooding The corridors wiTh sTrange voices .... IT you can reduce Two equaTions wiTh Two unknown quanTiTies To . . . cuius, cuius, cuius, qui- no I mean . . . . . . Why haven'T you your book Today. Barker? I-Iaven'T I Told you . . This all comes back. Peering Through The windows you can see Teachers poinTing To The board, resTIess boys squirming in Their seaTs, looking aT The clock, or perhaps paying quieT aTTenTion. A bursT oT laughTer rushes Trom one oT The Transoms. You look in. A boy who has been chewing gum slouches sheepishly forward To deposiT iT in The wasTe-baskeT and To pay The Tine. IT is Tor your beneTiT, STranger, ThaT we wriTe This class hisTory. IT should serve only as a sTepping-sTone To remin- iscence and TurTher recoIIecTion. There are many Things To remember,-classes, TooTbaII games, The busy cIaTTer oT The lunch room, Mr. BaruTh oraTing Shakespeare, The dances aT The gym, Andy's snug grandsTand emporium . . . LisTen, sTranger. This is parT oT your own hisTory. FIRST FORM. I-I. IvI.'s LATEST BLESSED EVENT lCIass oTTicers: E. PTeiTTer, Pres.: I-Ienry, Vice-Pres.: Kahn, Sec.-Treas.I T was in The auTumn oT I927 ThaT The class-members oT I-I. M. '33 TirsT received Their imporTanT-looking program cards and Tilled ouT The pink and The blue slips which asked Tor Their birThdays and Their TaThers' Telephone numbers. ATTer biTing The ends oT Their TounTain pens and careTuIIy scrawling The required inTormaTion, The new arrivals Took a deep breaTh and girded Themselves Tor a drasTic schoIasTic career. ISII-