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

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DAVID R051-JNSTII-II ..., Physically speaking. our Dare stands out in any crowd. For years he has looked down on us from his great height and made us feel ever so weak and puny: however. a few of the faeulty have managed to taper him down lo their own size. ,l. V. football opponents have often quaked at his sight. unaware of the congenial heart that beats from within. The envy of many h stamp eolleetors. Dare also delights in skipping down to Florida s for a month eaeh winter just to get away fronz the silly routine of life. ' 1 . , ,,x52s,,,,f.W,.. NORMAN SCHWEITZER . . . 'clfhiskey Tax came into our midst just this year, and even now that look of bewilderment on his face glaringly exposes him as still green to Horace Mann's quaint ways and customs. He hot-footed around Van Courtland this fall with the Cross Country team, trying his hand at fencing during the winter season. ls out for Track this spring. Received his rather unusual nickname after answering hlfhiskey Tax to about len of Mr. lllartin's history questions in one day. 73

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EMILE L. RIMBAULT, JR. . . . Reeord Board leeches who u'anted copies of the paper sent to their women proved a task for Rimmy,'? who was quite e ual Io it. 21. C' l q s ircu ation Manager he was responsible for an ad in the Quarlerl and tl 'd ' ,, y ze rapi rise in metropolitan subscribers fnon-payingl. Always busy, he had a hand in the Good Government. German. Dramatic and Clee Clubs d Team football manager this year and a hard-plugging linesman at the same time. and the Social Committee. Thir semis A I5 HENRY RITTER . . . An avid theater-goer, 4'Henri', has missed . . . P 'iw' nary a show or movie since his presence graced us fire years ago. The Record found in him a drama critic of rare abilityg the Man- nikin has been blessed by his business acumen. He has stuck his Government, Spealcersz French, and Clee Clubs, and is famous around school for foot into the Good dating three girls for one eve- ning and breaking with all of them. 72

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ALAN STERN ...I 4 n erudite gentleman is Mr. Stern. a man who can air his views on music and on art not to mention those studies he does so well in.. Alanls uforlc and interest in the French and Cerman Clubs have made his membership invaluable. and he has lifted l1is voice in the Clee Clulfs behalf as zvell. While some of his art tvorlc has adorned the bullet in board this year, the piano takes most of his leisure time. ILL GENE STIVELMAN . . . Eugene and his Leica dropped in on us last year and this season have together taken pictures for the lllannilfin and Record boards. His long legs added their power to the Cross Country team this fall and seem destined the track in true Venzke fashion this spring. Has taken his .studies in stride. too. zvithout overworking himself His ersonal li f 's to flash around , . t . . p , t fr i. a dark secret. and mighty curious we are at that. 74