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

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- -s X gill! xahzi 51' px fi 7 E V l, N V I -D: - rv E THE BOYS NEVER HLJRRIED lliis year llic soyonlli ancl oiglillu graclvs c-nioyvcl a wwlily social program wlwirli laslvcl a lilllc- morn- llian an lionr. Vlqlwis program was in c-lllc-rl on rliluarsclay allvrnoons. ll was a lJ.Vl4.i'X. projn-rl ancl inrlliclc-cl many lvavlwc-rs ancl para-nls wlwo assislvfl in ilu- carrying out ol llio parlic-s. -11 , . , , llilx SOCiill f'Oliil'llllll f' QOl lClC'ilS lOl' llil' illllxfliillbli IJIUQFUIIIS 1 Luo 'asscs llicrnsclycs. llic-rv was almosl a roinplcln- ' cnc anc'o on llw parl ol' laolli graclcs al all ol' llmc-so llnnvlions. ll is llio opinion ol' ilu- Classcs llwal a goocl iclva was llollowc-fl 1 fill , 'C 1 O 1: vin? 1' ul lron l nl I A, ,H I ai I I L Q up lay a line projovi. I A L Any Fliliursflay aliornoon al 3311 wr- wonlcl gallwr in ilu- tf As, 2 girls' lovlqor room lo vomlm our liair lor ilu- lillllflftfllli limi-. i f ' , V -' knrf XVO woulcl cxpcrivimvo llwal flavor looling in our sloinarlis wluivli mc-ani, HXXHII l luv popalarlfm 'lqlmvn wv wonlrl lrip f inlo llw girls gym ancl lry lo sil as Ql'ill'i'llllly as possilmlc- on . 4 llmc clwairs lwliirlm worc- nol c'onclum'ivc- lo gram-lliil appz-aranwl. --- 117, '- fy A 1 K ' llicro wore vxavlly iwo girls lo one lmoy ancl wc' girls lvll ', groally rvlivvocl wlwcn wo wc-ro piclwcl. Un ilu- ollmc-r liancl. 5--A mm-1 Gvr- ' llle looys. al 5:50, woulcl wallc slowly lo llw lmoys' room anml wasli llwoir liancls. Tlicn llioy woulcl lvisurvly voinlu llwir liair. 'l'l1c'ro wort' many more' girls llwan lmoys. KHOllSC'Klll0iilVlf', llw luoys nc-yc-r lmurric-cl. l P I 1

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LLISTY-CUTS, WOBBLY HORSES, 8 IN XMAS PAGEANT UQuic'Ic, sew up that seamI'I HIl1dcIie, get your pants onI Htjor the Iast time, OIivia, it's pronounced IIUITIIJCISSIHIQIL-ll-ll, not I'c1rnoc1ssc1- CICIZH SimiIar Iamentations were to he heard as we stood outside the gym. waiting tenseIy Ior the Christmas pageant, Rel'eIs of Eliza- helhvs Court, to hegin. HI am standing in my corner as the Christ- mas pageant is ahout to hegin. I experience many sensations hut the main one is that my Feet are c'oId. I IJaCIc against the radiator to Iceep from Ireezingf, IsooIcing over the sea of faces we wonder it they guess how much weve gone through in the past two weeIis in order to produce this pageant. NOWI XVC parade in. AIIler weeI4s of IXIiss IX'IayerIs careIuI eIoeution Iessons the pIay is on. The Iirst speaker whispers hoarseIy, Hgome say that ever Igainst that season Comes . . IVIiss IXIayer groans. Aifter a Iong siIenCe the Queen Iaegins. H'Tis true, the Ibird of dawning singeth aII day Iong.U Another groan comes from IVIiss IX'Iayer.' HNight,U whispers a Court Iady. It is too Iate. Day is doneI The Court dance IIoIIows. Then into the stateIy atmosphere gaIIops the I,ord of IX'IisruIe and his IoIIowers, the Isusty Guts. As we Came through the door we were anything hut eonhdent. Some of us had a terriIJIe feeIing that we IooIcecI IiI4e fooIs skipping around in that CireIe. XVohI3Iy horses Cavort and wheeI ahout, whiIe other I,usty Guts pIay Ieap-frog and do eartwheeIs. They aII pranee out as a jester pIays a IIute. The Cast Catches their hreath as the GICC CIUIJ sings oId Christmas caroIs. Then the modern dance group perIorms for the entertain- ment of the Queen, thus hringing the pageant to a eIose.

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WE ARE 86 IN NUMBER BUSY 9's I-IAVE ERLJITELJL YEAR PROJECTS, CCD-ED GYM, I-HCI-ILICI-IT YEAR YE 0L.0E. DEVIL, nonswomgs Q06 i BUS 'I s 'O lv. , A .I . 0 5 U-B. 'FRED l7LvoOD Muu.En'S ' ,O IQV S 090 ?fe . F45 dd P xt 40? 4' x O, is, aj kv!- Q.'f i Q '12 WN' IJ n. S i WWW LP' qi .5 mf 'sf 0' N u IO 8. Talte an ample helping ol luuman putty, being sure that it includes some teen-age ptiilosopluers, poets, and punsters. Also clieclc for tlae presence ol politicians, orators, glamour girls, animal lovers, and future Ulympic Cliamps. All ol tlaese, too, sliould lve at tlaat age wlaen tlaey consider ttiemselves tleie greatest and most unique creations tlae world lias ever ltnowng i.e., Adolescence. New lulend in a generous amount ol liumor, especially tlie ltind tlaat lauglas at itsell, gets into scrapes, and ol course, gets out again. lie sure tliat tliere is enougla re- maining to spice up daily conversations and discussions. Allow tlaese people, tlwe components of your recipe, to laiave experience in putting out a magazine wliicli never seems to come up to tlieir expectations. Give tlwem a cliance to worlc on committees, to write lor Higitiligilils. to get on llie varsity. l-et tluem feel, even lalselv if necessary, tliat witliout tl'iem tlae scliool could not lunction. lset tlaem talte apart an automolnile and pull apart eaclci otlwerus lfnglisli tldemes. llelp tlaem write and produce a play. Encourage tlaiem to write a class consti- tution to see tlaat tlievre getting a lair deal in student govern- ment. Teacld lnoys coolcing and let girls loose in tlae sliop. l-et tldem lweel tliat tlieyqve made sometlwing tliat no one else could possibly malqe. lfncourage tlwem to stand up lor tlcieir riglits and ideals. l,et the mixture simmer lor a year under tlle constant guid- ance ol teactiers wlao leel lilie tearing tlweir lwair out at every lnad turn, laut wlio sticlc luv and prevent tl'1e mixture lrom going to ruin. as it soon would if lelt to its own devices. Cool it down witli diplomatic arguments and promises wlcien it reaclaies tlae boiling point. Then, wlien it is done, talte it out. Handle it carefully, lor it is lragile and will split to pieces it it is not flattered and encouraged at the riglit times. Talte it, and set it down for tlae world to see. It is tlae Class of 7-IST