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

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HORACE MANN SCHOOL FOR BOYS as. wuv new emu: new vcnx cnrv Aprll 12, 1357. :wm.eaa To the Members of The Class of l337. Dear Friends: Once more lt becomes my pleasant prlvllege to address a communication to a group of young persons for whom I entertain a high regard and genuine affection. It seems scarcely possible that Commencement ls so soon to be here, but the rapld passing of the days and weeks has brought us to the time when we must think of the closing of the year, and for some of us the closing of the final chapter in our exper- ience at the Horace Mann School for Boys. lt is never easy to find adequate expression for emotions which stir us most deeply, and as I attempt to write even a simple message of greeting L stumble for words. So genuine has been my deslre to be constant Ln my attempts to serve as friend and counselor that I cannot, with entire absence of feeling, bring myself to face the realiza- tion that the very happy relationships of a number of years are now soon to be over. The consolation that I have lies In the fact that our friendship will continue, even though our actual relationship ln school must end. I speak not only for myself but, I am certain, for the en- tire faculty, when I say that we appreciate all the fine efforts that you have put forth in the many aspects of your life with us. While we have not always approved of every action of every boy, and while we have at times felt lt necessary to mane defl- nlte suggestions as to attitude and conduct, we have had a cer- tainty of feeling that the alms and purposes of the large qajore Ity of the class have been high and purposeful, and we have been glad that lt was our privilege to work with a group of such po- tentlallties. Yours is the largest class ever to be graduated from the Horace Mann School for Boys, and from its membership we have, I feel sure, a right to expect during the next four years much in the way of excellence of record in either college Jr bus- iness. Qur best wishes go with you. We hope that the lessons you have learned here, as well as the friendships which Ln this school you have made, may long remain as essential and valuable parts of your llves. The world is restless, and there is need of courageous hearts and steady minds. Whatever the position in life that may be yours next year or ln the years that are to come, it ls my wish that you may have success and the eniurlng satisfaction which comes from the realization that each one has played his part as a man should, and made his Impression for good upon his generation. urs verY6 M 34 DR. NICHOLAS lVlURRA'1 BUT! ER First principal of Horace Mann xsllose aflxancul theories in education still plexail DR. CHARLES CARPEATFR rllLLINCHAST Present principal of Horace Mann who has Wllldefl the school through its greatest period of Uxowtll and advancement