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

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Jim 1933 ' ' ART CLUB Top Row-P. Beafman, Marsik, Rehor. Boflom Row-Munsell, Mr. Oliver. Exfon, Barnouw. Jack Exfon .,..,.,..,....A.A...A..,.... ...,.... .................... .....,...,.. ,.... . . , . ,. ............. .Presidenf Mr. John Oliver ........4........... ..,.4.... ,....,...4, , . .......,...... ..,.... F aculfy Advisor Warren Munsell Vicror Barnouw John Carlisle Miles Rehor Philip Bealman Ferdinand Marsilc The Arr Club was forlunare fhis year in having several mem- bers in Hs midsi who were exfremely capable wifh pen and pencil. As a resull' of rhe abundancy of malerial, 'rhe presidenr inaugurared an exhibifion. during January, displaying some picfures done by arlisis in Jrhe Club. Posfers were again drawn for The Dramafic Club shows, and announcemenls by lhe various organizaiions of fhe school were generally handled by +his group. f87l

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Jim 1933 ' ' LIBRARY COMMITTEE Top Row-G. Herman. Fox. Hirschland, Schumway, R. Osenkop, Whilehead, H. Haig. Bollom Row-R. H. Goldsmilh, J. Russell, Pfeiffer, Bliven, Hoover, Miss Brainarcl, McGowan. Bruce Bliven ,,,..,... ....... .........,,.... ......................., C h a urman Tlmolhy Pfeiffer .......,.. .,.......... V ice-Chairman James D. Hoover ,.,........,.... ..,,. ,.....,..,..... ....,.,....,..............,,...... S e c relary Miss Jessie Brainard ...............,,...,......................,...... ...,......,.... .,...,.. ..............,............. F a c ully Advisor Roberl H. Goldsmilh Floyd Shumway Roberl' Whilehead Douglas McGowan Melville Tucker John Fox Philip Bealman James Russell Richard Osenkop Rodger Harrison Lawrence Sperber Murray Haig John MacGuire l-lerberl Hirschland George Herman The Library Commillee has proven 'rhis year lhal' il is one of lhe mosl valuable as well as one of lhe rnosl aclive of lhe school's minor organizarions. ln addilion 'ro il's usual iunclions: lhe collecling of overdue books and lheir lines, lhe posling of 'rhe Ari bullelin on +he second floor, and l'he managemenl of The Library in emer- gencies, lhe Commillee has now raken on several new jobs. A bi- weekly bullelin of currenl evenls has been kepl on lhe 'iirsl floor: l'he Commillee has presenled a Book-Week program and lilerary lalks lo lhe Upper and Lower School assemblies, and, mosl- imporlanl of all, has secured each monrh dislinguished guesl speakers who have spoken lo lhe school on such 'ropics as Engineering, Educalion, Polilics, War, and Philosophy. -l 36 l

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Jim 1933 ' ' STAMP CLUB Top Row-Perlman, Onasch. Henry, Abraham, Rehor, G. Sweer. Boflom Row-Walmsley, Moore. Tyrrell, P. Viereck, Hemmerdinger. William G. Tyrrell ..r. .r....r.,.. l,.,, P residenr Peier R. Viereck ,....., ......r.A V ice-Presidenl' Lansing Moore ........,...l,. ,....,.,,... S ecrerary Herberr Walmsley ,...V..,, ,...i,..l,.,.,.,..,......i ........................... T r easurer Ferdinand Marsik George Abraham Jack Perlman William Hay Charles Onasch Monroe Hemmerdinger Miles Rehor Horace Henry George Sweer George Viereck The Horace Mann Siamp Club has succeeded in arousing real inleresi' for sramps among 'rhe school. The credir for founding and organizing ir belongs ro William Tyrrell. Every week rhe Club sei up some inieresiing exhibii on 'The bullerin board. A+ Jrhe end of +he year ii' coniribufed a copy of rhe official siamp caialog +0 The Horace Mann library. The Club enferrained rhe school wirh an inreresring program, in which Tyrrell, Moore, and P. Viereck spoke on ihe making and collecring of siamps. The iif+h and fourrh form members will coniinue irs work nexi year. as 3.