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

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Here at our school the Adminis- tration and Faculty make living real and earnest. They dissemi- nate information and knowl- edge, provide a cultural envir- onment and strive to develop desirable attitudes and behavior patterns. Page 12

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Mr. Floyd W. Parson, Superintendent Mr. Everett Tucker, Jr. President, School Board It is always a pleasure for a Superintendent of Schools to greet a high school student body through the memorable pages of an annual year- book. It has been my pleasure on several occasions this year to visit the Horace Mann High School. I have always been impressed by the pervading at- mosphere of work that seems to permeate the stu- dent body. A school is a workshop for learning and its success is measured in terms of its fulfillment of this role. Perhaps prior to the time that you receive this completed yearbook, your campus will be a bee- hive of construction activity. Several new class- rooms and a new auditorium will soon be added to the Horace Mann campus. Good physical facilities are important, however they do not guarantee a good school program. As your school building is improved and expanded, may you, the student body, dedicate yourselves anew to the basic purpose of education. May you always remember that the re- cord that you make for yourself during your days in high school can and will be either an asset or a liability during all your days of adulthood. May l congratulate the staff upon the produc- tion of this yearbook and wish for the student body continued success in vour every endeavor -ff? aa yd W. Parsons Superintendent of Schools Mr. Russell B. Matson Vice-President, School Board Mr. Paul Fair Administrative Assistant Superintendent Mr. B. Frank Mackey Mr. J. A. Cottrell Mr. Ted Lamb Page 14 Mr. W. C. McDonald