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

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Despite the victory over Franklin, the sea- son proved to be a rather disappointing one fortheboys who had the championsh1p:h1m1nd when the first practice was called. I 1 y The Junior Varsity basketball team en- W - joyed a successful season, as did most of V, the H.M.-Lincoln teams. The J.V. team, com- posed only of ninth and tenth graders, made up in speed and fight what it lacked in height .IIIIIUDU and experience. From the lookof'th1s year's J.V., future H.M.-Lincoln varsity teams should be of 11 good caliber. Although the J.V. did not win all of its games, it was never out-classed by any opposing team. The greatest point spread at the end ofzasingle game was seven points. . 52.31 ?,'l llunluu l j' un uullllil The swimming team, this year, enjoyed one of the best seasons in its varsity history. It does not attribute its success to the ability of just one or two men but rather to the great versatility of all of its members. This season, the team boasted many swimmers who were proficient in a number of d1fferent.strokes. The climax of the season came when H.M.-Lincoln swimmers were entered in four events for the A.A.P.S. final swimming championship meets. The mermen, despite a thoroughly victorious season, are looking forward to an even rosier hlture, as the core of the squad is composed of sophomores for whom WCh1efH Gucker has great expectations. ...and this is how you use itl' They're off! Page 19

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