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

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JOAN SCHUSTER JOHN SHAPIRO GEORGE STOCKINC PHYLLIS STRYKER PHILIPPA THORN RUTH Vx ',XlDI IHIM .XNDRHA XXX JI .lf Acre-iloralors whose pirtures. unfortunately. do mol appear in this book. CI IIQUITA Al .FAUX PATRICK BURKE HELEN KROSS Tfw pivlurcls of 1,70 svniors warn' taken by Anno ljfillfllllll' SflllIiUS.

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JAY B IELTZER IRHNE MOORE FRANCES NAUCHTON' BARBARA PAIGE 3 VICTOR PQWELL LEONARD RACUZQIN Sl'ZANNli Rlil JXVUOIJ NARCUlfRI'l'Ii Rlfli EDXNARID RIVLIN NARCliI-I.qX ROSICNTI LX!

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BY WAY GE EXRLAIXATIGN it was the original intention of the editors of teiis boot: to exclude any sections other than those of the individual grades. We have tried to bring the activities of the various committees, publications. and sports into these grade sections with the idea of illustrating the deiinite relationships these activities have to the lives of every student. This has been a momentous year in the sehootns history. it has been impossible to record within the grade sections an the events which have transpired. This year saw the Community Committee blossom forth as an active and influential force in the lives of not only HM-L students. it has had lar-reaching effects in the neighborhood also. The Student Canteen was organized after much planning and heated discussion. The boys' athletic teams had their best seasons in the schoots history. The Student Council passed some revolutionary measures that will affect the lives of the students in the years to come. Highlights underwent a complete revision. To do justice to these events we have included the follow- ing section in the yearbook. Xve feel that if we excluded any of these topics it would he like exhibiting a building with its foundations hidden from sight. Some years from now when this years happenings have become normal parts of the students, everyday iives, we shan want to look back on this year and see how it au began. ALL I-IM-L'S TEAM RECORDS OVER .500 socci-1:2 TEAM uusefuem-CHAMPS The boys, varsity soccer team won the M.A.A.P.S. championship. Never before in the schoots history has a team won such a championship. The answer is simple. Teamwork in every sense of the word was the Rey to success. Personal glory was sacrificed by the players for the good of the teams. The result has Eiited HM-L students with pride and exuitation in the teams. The teams were exceiient examples of what education at HM-L stands for, co- operation among individuats for the good of the group. The soccer team was undefeated in nine contests, and tied one game. They were unscored upon in eight games. The team was recommended by several coaches as the outstanding private school team in this area. Four of its members fscheii, Riviin, Malone, and Etsenj made the all-private-school team. It was a diflficuit job for Coach Culcro to recommend four of his players for this honor. There were eleven potential candidates with excellent quaii- hcations.