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

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JAY Tl-ZITLI-1BAl'M . . . WYIIUIL Toile is around ifs rather doubl- ful wlzether anyone is unaware of his presence. He rorels in doing the unusual and in acting the card, but then, he is ready at all ' ' ' l ' ', his actions. A craclfer- t es to ire lengthy orations exp azmng im g ja ' ' ' ' rd ,d 1 erous leaffue lnaslrfl ball opponenl. ck lifesarer. Jay is also considirc a arg D HOWARD TODMAN . . . If clorlzes made the man, Toddy would lead the paelr. for l1is Saks Fifth Avenue wardrobe is the envy of one and all. He came through ll. Mis portals three years ago, his carefree personality immedialely making him one of the boys. When his lzallle cry rings out in league lmslrellzall games, opponenls quake. and lm is no means shot urhen it comes to women either. 77

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ALI-'RED STRASBLRCINZR . . . The disarmingly innoeent expression on Strassie's', face does rnueh to rnaslf his shreavl and eanny business mind. for his nzarlfed sueeess as Business lllanager of the Record has led as to believe he could get a socialist ad for a com- munist news a Jer. E t ' ff H p 1 n erznb oraee lllann as a Fifth Former. he has tl1is year been eleeted to the C. fl. The girls like his boyish. manner. but it's really all a pose. ,I LEONARD STRALISS . . . '14 merry heart maketh a eheerful coun- tenaneef, and as yet we hare seen nary a frown on l.enny,s faee. The dorm has housed his easy-going frame. gaining good pal:- licity from his u'ell-fed and contented appearance. The rumor reaches us every now and then that he does a bit of zeork. though often this proves quite false. with regard to studies at any rate. T6

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DAVID UPDIKE . . . Happy-go-lucky Dave lived at the Dorm for three years and stayed there when he found Hubbard needed look- ing after. A really pleasing personality with a tot of young ladies at his heck and tongue. but few got around to seeing his consorts. Made the Times social page and called it quits. He played scrub end with the Varsity, changed this year to soccer. where he fitted wellg in tlze spring his fancy turns to the quarter- mile sprint. HOW.-KRD WVEII .... We are at a loss to know just what the Scout Troop or Good Gl7l'f'fIlIIl,l'ILi Cluh would e1'er have done without Howard and his querulous, soprano 1'oiee. allways eager to tall: to anyone concerning the world's injustices. we feel sure that some day he will he a great social reformer. During his stay at H. lil. has asked a lot of rather amusing and often naive questions in Class. 78