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

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WYILLIAM ORCUTT .... 'Vobody knew anything about Finnish baths. or knew they were even supposed to. till Bill made the Quarterly with his essay that has caused Turkey to lose a large slice of the ablation racket. Laclcaday. lose-a-day Bill found it hard keeping himself trim. but had a good time at it. His lzuski- ness found expression on the Football squad and ,layvee Basket- ball and Baseball teams. Added his good nature to the French Club. DONALD OSENKOI' . . . Taetful. suaie. a polite and polished gen- tleman as well as ladies' man, Osie has gone to Horace Mann. since the hrst grade. He has warbled sweetly with the Cleo Club. acting as Librarian this year. while the Social Committee also has made use of his expert services. An excellent scholar and on the soccer squad for two years, his favorite occupation is still hunt- ing fnot for rabbitsj down at the Girls' School. Will follow his brother, Dick. to Cornell. 69

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NICHOLAS PAGANO . . . Nick came to Horace Mann just this year to the delight of Ump and to add to the worries of one or two members of the faculty. Played a savage game of football this fall, and also has quite a baseball reputation. If he has found school work a little hard at times, at least he has not lost any sleep over the matter. JOHN POIFLNBERGER . . . Poffy has been dogged by old man sickness this year to the misfortune of us all, being absent almost half the season. If a man's popularity may be judged by how much he is missed, fohn should really run for Postmaster General. The Record has mourned the lack of his expert services, the Library Committee has yearned in vain for its president, and the Clee Club and Tennis Team have wept for want of him. 70