Horace Mann High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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GLAMORIZING FRUITS IN THE SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM Q, was ff? sQe.ffi L,,'WrN The School Food Service Association of Arkansas presented Miss Virginia Beirne, Director of Home Economics, Peach Advisory Board, San Francisco, Cali- fornia in a Fruit Demonstration - Cling Peaches. The Convention's theme is, Working Smarter - not Hardern. Mrs. M. S. Cannon, Director of Horace Mann High ,School Cafeteria is Pro- Uram Chairman of the Association. C' Students from Mrs. M. Wesson7s class served as Ushers and luncheon was prepared by Mrs. M. S. Cannon and Co-Workers. Page 113

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The Boyls Glee Club is a vocal music group of the Tenth Grade. They made their debut in an Assembly Program. Besides separate performances, they also combine with the Girl's Glee Club to form the Sophomore Choir. lst Row, L to R., William Brooks, Martinous Walls, Frank Howard, Columbus Jones. 2nd Row, L. to R., Leon Levy, John Tooks, Percy Brown, Arthur Gains. 3rd Row, L. to R., Kenneth Robinson, William Roberson, William Guydon, Charles Hunter. Edna Wilson and Mary Ann Hannah prepare tasty cole slaw for lunch.

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CALENDAR OF MEETINGS FOR THE HORACE MANN P.T.A. - 1962-63 SEPTEMBER: Orientation of teachers and parents OCTOBER: Business Education Dept., Host NOVEMBER: American Education Week',, Trade Classes, Host DECEMBER: Clothing Dept., Host JANUARY: Art, Journalism, Printing Classes, Host FEBRUARY: HFOUNDERS7, DAY PROGRAM: History Dept. Host MARCH: Science Dept., Host APRIL: English and Language Dept., Host MAY: Math Dept., Host Each Department gave demonstrations and illustrations of work done by students in the Department. P.T.A. OBSERVES AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK As a part of the American Education Week Activities, the P.T.A. held a special program for the Parents, Wednesday, November 14-, in the School Library. Music was rendered by the Horace Mann Choir. A Panel discussion, centered around the theme EDUCATION MEETS THE CHALLENGE OF CHANGE. Panelists were: L. to R., Mr. O. Sutton, A Look Ahead , Mrs. Virginia Fowler, Our American Heritage , Mr. W. Walker, Effective Teaching , Mrs. E. Crenchaw, School-Community Partnership , Mrs. L. Blathers, In- ternational Understandingf' and Mrs. L. M. Robinson, KA Modern Curriculumn. Student participants, were Eleanor Lewis and Melrita Russ, who talked on their views of what education means to them. Mrs. Odessa Talley, presided.