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

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HARRY M. IASKER . . . Tvrror of flu' Vvrgil Claxs. Harry found most suilalzlv 1'.x'prf'ssion in ilu' Clow Clulz. at limos in flu' Good GlIl'0fI1lIIl'IIf and Ilffllllfllflf' Clulns. Cyrziclfvd his way through six lzusv yours. llc' qui! flu' Rvcord .-ronu' tinu' ago lo rc'prr's1'nl llu' fl I. .4 really capable' par- lu' lllannilfin. Playing u hard. sfvaaly and on llu' ,layzfvv foam for Iu'o yvars. lu' vapfairuwl l 1' l '. Scrubs on Varsily laaselzall. up uf? Nou' York Tinunv virrulalfon r'partnu'n fornu'r for Jlr. fllllSlll'l1-S aclors and I ilu' tvanz in flu' lzig ganu' against o y . ,,,-.zw.,w lf, JAMES LEYY . . . folly. fllff'-llIl'l'-1l'l'.ll. ,lirnnzy look his yours al srhool 14-ilh a grin lzul always .wz'nu'd to gr! lay. xl lol of fun fill you go around his and on tlu' Third Toanl- H0 playvrl faywfff lIllSlfl'llNIH and baseball. turning his m'lra-rurricular ambitions foward the Cleo Club. 61

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wk x K . 1,5 DONxI.IJ KVBII-I . . . Wa lld1'iSl' you to llltlfl' ll lorzg' loolf llf tlzis picture. for you. will rarvly sw' fl lnoy as popular or as 11tl1l1'tic11lly and SC'll0llISliClllly giflvd as is Don. lIfl'Sidl'lIl of llm C. .-1.. 11 Class officvr for niany yoars. ll IIl!'IIIlJt'f' of lnotlz tl11' Varsity Clulz and Arclzon Society. in tlzr' uppvr fifth of tlzv Svnior Class. a star IIf'ffUl'IIIf?I' on tlze footlzall. l111slr1'tl111ll and tanrzis 1'11rsili1r.v-ill tl11's1J many 1'11paciti1's has lu' distirzgztislwd lzimsvlf at Hor111'1' lllarzn. IJCFIIIIIIS the only tlzing tlzat can be l11'ld against lzim is tlzat lla is still looking in rain for ll perfvvl girl friend. L,-KWRI-.NCI-. L.-xm.R . . . Tlw efpitormf of 1'n1'rg1'li1' activity. Larry wax ll' ll'fldl'7' in actilfitivs. marlrs and atlzlvlics. His Archon Kay total of o111'r semfnly points was ont' of tlzr' largfhvt ever compiled for lllfl' honor award. B1-sides offices of Vive-l'r1'sident and Secre- tary of his Class and Swcrotary of tllv C. Xl.. llc was Editor of tllf' lullllllikill. liuxinvss 11IlIlIl1gl'I' of tl11f llllllllllll. Fl'llfUfl' Editor of tlzf' Ruvord, Clzairman of tl11' ljlnrary llUIIllIllflf'P. on tlze Quarterly Board and llrarnatic' Club. He played tl1r1'1' YPUFS ,layrea football and or1,1r year V arxity Tr111'lc. 60

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ROBERT LEVY . . . The fellow with tlze futherly smile and cherubic appearance, whose coal black hair is thinning slightly at the temples is Bob Levy. He has been another of those club men, belonging in his day to tlze Speakers, Good Government. and French Clubs and for a while to the orchestra and Print Club. Has been voted most likely to become president of tlze Elks or the Rotary Club. XX .xl,T+.R LIPMAN . . . ll isdorn is better than rabies H sa s e . ., y. on seientious Walt as he keeps plugging away at his studies. While some of us might ehallenge this staten L tent, none can scorn, houf- ever. the fine seholastie record he has made. The .swimming team has had evidence of his tenacity for three years. as has the Cross Country squad this fall. Has also lifted l1is pipes for tlze Clee Club, and as a !'UllSf'f'l'f1ll.l'C defender of Capitalism has graced us at times with long politieal orations. 62