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

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LOWER SCHOOL SPORTS Ll. competition in the Lower School is by leagues. either football. soccer. track. basket- ball. swimming or tennis. However. there is always a strong following for Nvarietyf, which consists of almost any form of exercise. It is under the super- vision of Mr. llarney. Always the most popular. the football league was won by Yale Kraft. Login and Kohnstamm were among the best players. ln soccer. 4'Penn walked off with the race while liernheim proved himself the star of the league. The basketball competition was climaxed by Notre IJHHICHS-H victory. The finest individual play was exhibited by Kennedy. Gulliver and Gaines. Fit- tingly enough. Navy, splashed its way to tank honors. Levenson and Kennedy. who was also cap- tain of a basketball team. were the starring natators. During the winter months Mr. Shaugnessy spends many hours teaching students how to fling their fists around to the best advantage. Of the awards usually presented by him. Katzenstein received the Flyweight Cup. and Ditmars the Lower School trophy. So large a swarm has reported for baseball that two leagues were formed. ln the HA division Kennedy is leading his Cards'7 against Levensonis Yanks.57 Kraft. Vlilson. Kronthal and Judson have proved themselves handiest with the bat and ball. Loginis HTigers. Haines, L'Cubs. Palteris Dodg- ers and Barthis uciantsu are fighting it out for top honors in the B league. ln track uColumbia is captained by Rose. 'fManhattan by Arendt. nYale'i by Gordon and MHarvard by Sherman. The A league tennis captains are Sherwood. Guertz. Katz. Rose Rhodes and Royer. The other division has Ditmars. Medieus. Finkelstein. Axinn. Hessol and Neuberger as leaders.

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I OR HK majority of hoys in the upper three forms make team squads. either Varsity or Junior Varsity. Playing an important part in the lives of the rest are the so-called minor or variety sports. Mr. Harney has made varsity as successful in the Upper School as in the Lower. Mr. Shaugnessy also had a good-sized class. and climaxed his sea- son with an exhihition afternoon of serious and comedy lmouts in which Hackley. Riverdale. and Horace Nlann students participated. The Senior Cup was awarded to Harold Jaeolmi. Outstanding minor sport of the year was with- out doulrt the lfencing team. Dormant for over six years. it was revived under the guidance of Captain- tioach Tom liosenlrerg and Norman Survis. the manager. Handicapped hy a lack of space for prac- tise and adequate professional coaching. the team. composed entirely of Sophomores and Juniors. did PORTS remarkahly well. None of the memhers had ever fenced in open competition lrefore. lvut managed to win third place in the New York City li league. The memhers were liosenherg. Schwartz. Survis. Fislnnan. lves and Kenneally. Next year the whole team returns and will fence in the league. liaslietliall was divided into two series with lfllenhogenis Arrny winning the first. and Twee- dy's tiolmulmia the second. The seasonal play- offs were captured hy liolumlnia. .-Xmong the play- ers Todman. Tweedy. Hershkowitz and Wit-chsler displayed the most alvility. lfor those who tail to make the Varsity team. league tennis is the greater attraction. The spring! tournament comprised thirteen teams captaincd lay Aime. lirown. lfleishaker. liatzenstein. lfred Nathan. Sindelwand. Newman. Schvey. ltolnert l.evy. Tfdgar Nathan. Lurie. lmlirey. Hosley and llill. 171

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SENIOR ADDRESSES HUBERT ARONS .,....,....,.......,.... ..... .........,,.....,..............................,..,..... 6 8 0 West End Avenue GEORGE M. AVAKIAN ............... .......... 1 Fern Avenue, Greenwood Lake, N. Y. JEROME K. BALLIN ............... ,.........,............... .,............................... 1 1 11 Park Avenue RICHARD BAUMANN ............... JAMES G. BERNHEIM ......A... ARTHUR H. BIJUR ................ LINCOLN BLOOMFIELD ............. HOWARD L. BLUM .............,.. JAMES M. BLUMGARTEN .............. HUGH H. BOWNES ................ WILLIAM BROWN ..................... ROBERT H. COHEN ...,,..,,,,,,, CHARLES COLE ...............,,........ GEORGE C. COMPTON ............... ROBERT CONE ........................, THOMAS E. CONRAD, JR. MARIO CONTI .,...,.,.,.....,,,,.,..,,,.,,,,,,, WYILLIAM T. CROZIER ............... DONALD D. DEL MANZO. JOHN K. ELLENBOGEN ..... CHARLES M. EPSTEIN .............. ARTHUR S. FRIEDMAN ....... MAURICE L. GOLDMAN ...,. DOUGLAS A. GOLDSMITH H. ALAN GRADY .......,.......,.,..... ELBRIDCE R. GRAEF ............, ROBERT L. GRAHAM ............ DAVID GRATZ ........................... ALVIN M. GREENSTEIN ............ HAROLD D. GREENWALD ............ GEORGE E. HERMAN ,.......,... MORTIMER H. HESS ............. SHRADY A. HILL ......,..........,.,...,, ERNEST V. HOLLIS, JR... HENRY L HUBBARD ......,,..... CHARLES P. HURD ,,......... JEROME HYMAN ,............ ALVER H. IVES, ..........,,,... .. HAROLD JACOBI, JR ...,,.,,,,,,, ALAN D. JAFFEE ..........,.... MELVIN H. JAHSS ............. PHILIP KADISON. ..,,,..., . ...........l56 West 86th Street West 86th Street West 73rd Street ...........315 Central Park West Park Avenue Park Avenue Bailey Place West 113th Street East 77th Street West 79th Street ,,,.........605 West 14-2nd Street 1104 Lexington Avenue Riverside Drive 2137 83rd Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 2459 Third Street, Coytesville, N. J. West 120th Street West 70th Street Park Avenue West 111th Street Park Avenue West 59th Street ............350 Central Park West East 164th Street West 86th Street ......,.....365 West End Avenue West 76th Street .....,,...1155 Park Avenue East 70th Street East 72nd Street ..........Arlington Avenue. Riverdale, N. Y. Morningside Drive ..,........1088 Park Avenue Riverside Drive West 104th Street Riverside Drive ...........Park Lane. 299 Park Avenue Central Park West Wiest 73rd Street 36 Chestnut Avenue, Larchmont, N. Y. HORACE KALIK .................... ......,...................,.... 9 01 Avenue K, Brooklyn, N. Y. ROGER D. KAUFMAN ............ ..........,..................,........................................... 3 5 West 81st Street ARNOLD G. KERNER ............. ............ 1 86 Beach 136th Street, Belle Harbor, L. 1. 173