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

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WILLIAM H. BLAKE Congenial Mr. Blake has done his best to cram our unreceptive minds with hits of Hamlet, odds and ends of verse, and other like information which the College Board delights in asking. In addition, he is the Senior's friend outside of class, willing to enter long, philosophical discussions with one and all. A V?:'5ff7:1i - I , 1.l,:75:'iQ'i Q- 1 I ff 1, fm :lie Y'f Sunday brings peace to Mr. Blake bvc- , Q ---.fs3s- Tri? ,. im! ' 87

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A s -W fggtfp' F so e x fig Q .. rs - tg l ball game today or ride home on the subway with lzcr. We'll probably lose in baseball anyway, and l've always hated to see H. M. lose. Let me see who is on the team again? Big Ben Lindgren, Del Manzo. and usmoke Facel' Ricketson will probably do the pitching. Give me the good First Form days of speed ball Mardfin. Well. beggers can't be choosers. Fishman will stop them behind the plate I guess. with Greenwald. Nash. Bownes. Nagler. and Kerner taking care of the infield. The outfield is good this year at any rate. Horton. Duesing, and Pagano certainly can snare those flies. l'll have Lader excuse me for MANNIKIN work and go home right away. Gosh what beautiful eyes size has. I better collect the money I won at twenty-one last night so I can go to Bartner's. I think he's way better than George and Tellos. and then think of the people you meet there. Ah. she's beautiful. What a graceful construc- tion job. what lines. what chandeliers. what a seat- ing capacity! Sure. l'm talking about the new audi- torium-what did you think? I confess I never thought it would really open. but yesterday was the first assembly. Mr. Tillinghast was the first man to speak from the stage. Bill Vllycoff gave the first student announcement. Jaffee gave the initial stu- I xt I VA V M 'K 1' ' t Q . l .l ' 'f, E . W: if If - , 1 -.uno lltlllll dent talk on the coming Medal Meet and Mr. War- wick christened the new piano with a short number. What lines. what form! The only complaint came from Mr. Neitz. who said they kicked him out. then got the new building. uAnd I don't like it. he con- cluded. Say. that talk about the Medal Meet has me all excited. I think llll go out and put the shot a little I certainly ought to be good at that. What lines. what forml May. l937. Dear Diary, Hot spitoon, l'm way behind. and have I got some dope to spill to you this time. That Medal Meet finally did come off two week ago. Size came over to watch me shot put. Thirty-three feet one inch got me next to last. and I saw her making eyes at Crozier. worse luck. Horton literally ran off with three firsts, Looks as if the baseball team should go out for track. but I do believe they won one game some time or other. Spurred on by the wi 'W rf WWW .ful 942, :Wd 5 gi I g 'sf' Q ye! 'K , X WG. i sm W' ' si F9 I - t 'PV 1 , f i 6 .M MQ.. My 4 .. tl Lg X M lf - . - - -ef A . Ba g, as gg. j 1 ma. ...- Lntna Medal Meet. the track team took their first meet the other day with Montclair. Lovett. Perez. Ives. Arnspiger. and a couple of Yampolskys look pretty good, with Crozier measuring up as a weight man. You ought to see Updike run the hurdles. He'd get in the movies. What lines. what grace. what form! Did you hear the latest? The Record surplus has turned into a deficit. and Strasburger has been looking like the last rose of summer ever since. Wlell. thatls what a woman did to him. and what a womanl What grace.-lenough of thisl. Say, the Clee and Dramatic Clubs have been having the lCon.tin.ued on page 911 Un the following four pages are draw- ings by Arthur Bijur of those teachers who have contributed most to our final year at Horace Mann. Since they have taught Senior classes and been in charge of our home- rooms, we have become particularly close to them.

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GEORGE HOWARD BRUCE Gly nn-xw:wra2:g'f?:u urvxk-:.'4f.zg.v Knowing he is to leave school next year we realize more fully Mr. Bruce's importance in all our lives. He has always been ready to stop and chat casually with us, and his individuality has made chemistry a delight to take. School could not run so smoothly without his expert management. ' F' 'E '- Q?-.: .E Ei-:E 040' gif, 'T'.. : x F' W .- f X 4 L? 2 Z' x 7 , if x x ,l Mr. Bruce leaves school. E L -Q Q, 'ff ' 4- , ' 88