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

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JOHN T. GILMOUR . . . Came to H. M. in 1922. A hard taskmaster in Geometry and Algebra. but very popular. The owner of a booming voice and busy pen as Treasurer of the G. A. Miss A. BERDINA McINTosH . . . Came to H. M. in 1918. Makes Lower schoolers learn manners and Latin. Alumni News co-editor with Mr. Ba- ruth. Holds all social func- tions under a protective wing. THOMAS J. K.-XLI.IG.-XN . . . Since 1920 has delighted Low- er School math classes with knowledge on every practical subject. A fine hand at brain teasers. N 2 27 ARTHUR ,LLATHAM . . . Has taught Biology to all comers since 1925. Includes among his brood rats, mice. fish and bugs. as well as students. W'Al.TI-IR I. Mizrcrxu-' . . . Thundered Latin verbs and pours out Cicero through first lloor transoms since 1922. Ef- ficient. dynamic. A fine coach of Third Football and Third Baseball.

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ALBERT M. BRIGGS . . . Came to H. M. in 1929 and active ever since in forming clubs. Instructs Ancient and Modern History. Adviser and friend of the Class of 1937 for quite a few years. HAROLD C. CLAUSEN . . . Came to H. M. in 1923. The popular teacher of Frosh and Sub-Frosh in speaking and writing correctly. Coaches at school and acts a lot himself. CHARLES E. CANNON . . . Has taught French and a dash of penalty work since 1931. An inhabitant of the Faculty Room. 26 JosEPH CHEcKov1cH . . . New this year. after instructing at the dorm. Filled Mr. GilJson's shoes in the French depart- ment ably. A shark on the wrestling mat. CHARLES D. GEROW . . . Came to H. M. in 1914. A great guy in First and Second Form His- tory, with a penchant for giv- ing and removing zeros.

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HENRY S. MII.LER . . . Quotes Latin verbs along with eco- nomic theories. Busy all the time with Cross Country. Track, Swimming and Life- saving. Miss MARY J. WEBB . . . Came in 1932. Kind and capable ever since. Removes Lower schoolers from the Library to keep order and finds books and material for Upper schooler to keep peace. I 3. DEAN H. MOORE . . . Came here in 1919. Teaches both ends of Math, Senior Trig and First Form Algebra. Firm dis- ciplinarian of the dumbell fund. FRED E. SCHMITT . . . Came to H. M. in 1923. Teaches al- most anything in the way of athletics. The head man at set- ting up with a fondness for laps. 28 JOHN M. OLIVER . . . H. M. since 1919. Has a Hne knowl- edge of French, as an instruc- tor and student. Sells in the book store and is a star actor for the Columbia players.