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

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PREPARING EOR THE FUTURE Herman Hubert and Carl Bradford exhibit their skills on the Model 31 Linotype in the Printing shop. Developing techniques of hrickrnasonry under the direction of Mr. Mazi- que. Instructor. TRADE CLOTHING COURSE LEADS TO PROEITABLE CAREER At the machine, Front to Back: Ella Rene Wilson, Dovle Gans, Johnny Plggee, Yvonne Jennings, Wilma Gradison. First table, L. to R.: Gwendolyn Harrison, Betty Maxwell, Shirley Dozier, Marilyn Washington. Second Table, L to R Ruby Price Catherine Acklin, Maple Davis, Janet Delyles.

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FUTURE DRESSM KERS ALTER CLOTHING Ruby Price measures the skirt length of Yvonne Jennings. The girls in this class alter clothing as well as make their own garments. Mrs. Coulter aids them in selecting the proper patterns, materials and color suitable to their own personality and individual needs. Under her guidance the group has given many style shows, entertains parents and sponsors conferences for parents and in- terested friends. I lst table: Bonnie Blackmon, Carolyn Glenn, Doris Brooks. 2nd table Christine Laster Carol Lattm luha Stewart Machines along wall: Vivian Tappin, Carolyn Hill, Catheerine Durden Joyce Shells and Joyce Jones M s N C' Coulter, Instructor. Puqe 64

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BIOLOGY STIMULATES INTELLECTUAL CURIOSITY Front Row, Left to Right: Fred Albright, Wesley Mason, Alexis Stokes, Tommie Harris, John Tooks, Roosevelt Watson, William Brooks, Idella Moore, Bobbie Jasper, Patricia North, Howard Frank. Back Row, Left to Rlght Clarence Washington, Curleo Smittee, Kenneth Robinson, Mary Jackson, Shirley Russ, Marilyn Robinson Earlene Walker, Glorida Allen, Eleanor Burns, Lillie Abraham, Phillip Bryant, Theodore Barnes, Mrs. W. L. Brooks standing. Mrs. Brooks shows Artis Hood and Beverly Bryant how examining Squids and Earthworms can be fun.