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

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Illb Vf'ill'. rlnv to il lm-k ol' ussvmlvly liavilitivs. tlin- liilnury tiommittvc- was nnulnle- to perform its inziin linnvtion. tln' prom-tiring ol' outsiflv spfwlli- vrs. ltowm-wr. il vonlinut-tl to post interesting lmul- lvtin lnozirfls on tlu' svc-ontl lloor. flevotwl to art. and on tln- lirst ttoor. wlwrt- alrtivlvs of viirrvnt interest plwloiiiillzilvtl. lvl-F51 SClIl1'.Vf4'I' l.xw'i:l4:Nm1r3 I.xm1n .......,, , , ,,, ,,f,'lllll'l'lIlflIll, ,lonw Polvl-'I-:XHI-:mn-in , Ilfl'l'-ClIlIfl'lIllIIL GICUIHLIC HI-:nM,xN ,, ,A,, , , ,,,, Svrrvrnry Miss Ji-Qssr: IiliXIN.Xllill,,..,l IIl7lllf-Y .f1dz'i.wr Swrnrzd Sf'l11z'slf'r Jonn lytlI I I-INRICRILI-IR .A,,, Cllllfflllllll lillRl'Ili'l' YXYVlI'0l.SliY.,.. H,IlI't'l'-Cllllfflllllll Criomplc l'lr:nMxN , ,,,. Sm-rclary llrzimricr Rurm' Ricn um Rxx'i'i':u Clcoicol-1 Coivn roN lCmv,um COS'I'lKY,XN NEI I. XRMST KIDTICR SIDNEY Frm-:Nu jonN Hmm AMN Jxrricrz DAVID Il'nsoN josrzvn KICNNICIJY Ai.i.xN Sic:-is LIBRARY COMMITTEE PRINT CLUB 1't'H thc' grows of yours lwliiml il. tliv llrint Clulw luis !l'ilflllilllV assumcfl nn important position in svliool lillc. Its two elCCt1'ir' prvssvs linu- long supplied the pnlrlications. the ollivv. anml private customs-rs xx itli lim' print jolvs all rmisomllvln- prives. llvsifles its valuv in training: its lll1'IIllN'l'5. it lltlS long lbw-oinv a sovizil QlLllltt'l'illQ1' spot xxliimfli may some flay rival tlic ltevortl Room. l ountls-fl many years ago lmy Mr. Milton Smith. along xsilli the clramutic 1-luln. it onw operutc-ml along xxitli tliut group. using profits to put on mort- vlulvorzitv stage- perforniances. Dol'uI.xS Mmm: ,,., . .,,l'rvsidw11l RICH mlm AIMIC ....,,. , ,,.Svz'rvlr1ry-Trwzlszlrvr Alirnrpo Ilucrrni ,Fm-ztlfy f1fIri.wr Ronizm' lil!-IIJPIRYVIAN Doxxrn litem: Josrivn LINTZ

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THE LINGUIST Editor-in-Chief. Roger Unger Excculire Editors Thomas Langner. Samuel Schweitzer. Jack Heine- man and Armand Schwab. Editorial Board Harry Allen. George Railey. Prall Culviner. James Falk. Thomas Gaines. Wi. Richard Jacohs. Morris Judson. Milton Keeny. James Ludwig. Lloyd Marcus. David Marine. Peter Miller. Richard New- hurger. Franz Karl Staudinger. Arthur Silherherg and Mark Stroock. Business Manager. Warren Evans Business Board Henry Altenherg. William Rerliner. Donald Mac- Intosh. Michael Newhorg. Rurton Sklar. Harry Straus. Mark Stroock. Elias Surut and Peter Wile. Faculty .-fdziscr. Charles Anderson UT out for the first time last year hy the First Form General Language Class under lilr. An- derson. the Linguist has developed into an annual publication with this termis issue. Volume II is a product of the First Form and also of some students in the Second Form who are interested in philology. All articles are on the subject of language and are written hy memhers of the two lower classes. This year photographs and drawings were in- 133 eluded to a greater extent than in the first edition. ln an effort to create more interest in the puhlica- tion among upper formers. a word puzzle contest was sponsored hy the Linguist. Contestants had to make as many words as possihle out of the letters in The Linguist. A prize of five dollars was awarded to the winner. Among the articles in the new issue. Roger Unger wrote on Latin word origins. discussing the evolution of many words from their Latin hegin- nings. Jack Heineman did an illustrated article on How Vlvriting Regan. which descrihed the alpha- hets ancient peoples used. The history of words used in restaurant menus in New York was covered hy Sam Schweitzerg for research he collected and studied seventy-live menus. Michael Newhorg has an article on the heginnings of language. explain- ing how the caveman spoke and what speech-sounds we use. Spanish words in lfnglish was the suhject of an essay hy Arthur Silherherg. Thomas Langner discussed words used in connection with cathedral architecture. Uthcr articles were written hy Henry Altenherg. Armand Schwah. Richard Ncwhurger, Prall Culviner. Tom Gaines. Mark Stroock. Harry Strauss and Warren lfvans. Resides its Horace lilann circulation. the Lin- guist is distrihuted to many places outside of school: some to memhers of the staff at Teachers' College and its alhliated schools: some to linguists interested in the work at Horce Mann: others to general language classes in the United States and to alumni.

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llla l'rvm'l1 Lhnb. XYIIII Mr. Uliwl' as advisvr hats risvn to grvallvl' hvighls this year dll? un illl'l'lx2lSK'l'l lm-llmhfwsllip frmn the SOIJIIOIII1 HT' Jlllliltl' and Svnior rlzlssvs. ICIIQIPIIP SliYPlIIlilll has thc- l,l'l'Sitll'lIt. Thr' main plll'lb0St' of the Chlh was to im-rt-asv thvir kll0WlQ'dQt' of l r1-nc-h. All Con- wrsutimn mls l'0lldlll'tt'li in this language with xwvkly spvvvllvs on tht- Slllljl'l'lS l'0lIltt'l'l6d with l I'4llll'l' or tht- l'wI'CIlt'll lungllugv. l':llLl'INI-I STlx'r:muN ,, llmcxm-1 IXKl.llx,. Nnlmxx A1,1'r-:Nut-:ml ,lmlNtll,1x'r:l: ,...... .... . ,,.,, , E ,I xmas HI.l'N1tQXR'I'l'1N ALVIN Gul-:lcNs'r1-:IN Maury .lxuss ALMZRT HUQTIG llotalctc K xl' mt xv FRENCH CLUB SPEAKERS FORUM ,, .l'rf'sidf'l1f I'I'!'l'-l,I'l'NI'dl'IIf Swvrvlrzry l lIl'lllf-Y .'ldI'I..W'f liom-:NT l.lf:xx' Httxmusox Nlm tau Ill-:Nm ltlT1'lcu Aux STIQHN Rxlmll S'I'UI,l.NlU'li HIC Spvakvlfs lforum Chula is am HIIIQIWHKIII ol last ye-mfs Cond Cuwrnnwnt and httm-rnaltitmul lfhzhs. Its xmmtht-rs invhuh- thx- uppcr Ihre-v forms. Talks on tupivsol'c'l1l'l'vnt illtvrvst and puhlic- spvzlk- ing arc its purpusvs. lt will ht- il pvrnlallwllt or- uh un uhhnf' mt-mhs-rs lrum tht Qlllllilillillll. va- 1 ' Third Ijllflll CIIIIYS. linfauc J. NXTIIKN Sfhm . t..t... l,fl'.VI-I1,4'llf 5Xl.RI-HRT Rnlctzs. Nmmxx A1.Tr:Nm:mQ liocm ALTIQNBPZRG LEUNKIQIJ HI!-Il. l.lNr5m,N Hl,UUMlflliI,ll Jxmzs 151.1 MGKRTI-IN HHLH UOWNIAZS ltnHmT Comix Climate:-1 CUYtll 1'0N FIl!'l1lfvY .-1l11'1'.wr linxl-:s'1' llm,l.1s 'Fmmxs KxNTm: Rum-in Ku I-'Mm ,Il'I.lKN lint-:Nm Rnmzrw Ll-zu' Ih-Nm' lil1'1'l-11: Al.1.xx SINIJICHXNID llmwmn 'l'um1xN 135 y