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

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The Romania Savage Chapter of the High School Red Cross is named for a former president, whose perseverance made it possible for delegates of the Negro Unit to attend leadership training camp each summer. Under the presidency of Dovie Gans Q12-3D this is one of the leading service Organizations. Catherine Durden is Secretary. Ollier Collier is President. lst Row: Geneva Hill, William Robertson, Dovie Gans, Catheryn Durden, Marsha Majors, Lola Daniels, Joyce Moore, 2nd Row. Joseph Brown, Jacquelyn Watson, Christine Baugh, Curtistine Wright, Carolyn Tillman, Aggie Jones Charlene Brown. 3rd Row: Joyce Wade, Constance Clayborne, Ollie Collier, Dorothy Johnson, Irece Cornish, Lurene Johnson, Dorothy Davis. Standing: Paris Sabbs, Miss Peak, Sponsor, Stanley Moore, John Wamble. v

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STUDENT COUNCIL 196 2-63 Officers: Mahlon Martin, President, Ivory Dansby, Vice-President, James Brown, Ist Vice President, Bobbie Reaves, Secretary, Paris Sabbs, Assistant Secretary, Jennifer Winstead, Treas- urer, Joseph Nunn, Chaplain. All candidates for president, secretary and treasurer should he of senior standing the following yearg the first vice president and assistant secretary should be of junior standing, the council will elect the chaplain and second vice president at the first meeting of the year from the students who will be of sophomore standing that year. The Student Council meets every 2nd and 4'th Friday. The purpose of this organization is: I. To encourage student participation in all school activities. 2. To see that higher ideals of conduct are established Zgziiso. sv '55 3 .g, ,:,,:',,: -:-.kg VCV' :1iS.9weM, a,,,,t-. 2: Q . sw ,i 7 ' V I srl 11: -5 nf f riftfieftmavixa ' 2 . M ...X sf mf -.ss-sf. .1-2 s ' 'Z TEST . , sf., .sign .... Z N 1zei.3Q, '- swarm M. .. -sr...-..-: -X A W .Nt W fb -' ,,. ----- , .,.., . .,,. , a s ,... ss., ,fswiai ..,. sf:ff:fes:g,gQ W, D,,Me, , ..,,.. , f U.gss..saw - ,,.aww,'sAsw V .s.w..:..:wo..w , 55? . srsgwwo . . ., f f 4 F i,?'Y SZ3e '-is A3S'79? '5'5 Q' f r :.Q:t Q ... .,-45.51 2.-. nm, . I 'n,nn '..,., '12::.:':..f-.::s::.z:. -HV '.,:H.'ea E.. .Z,: ..,: . 5, .,,,' 3. To foster a spirit of understanding between students and the faculty. ,V,: 4-. Train ourselves to live in a democracy. -: f l ffd 'j .l.. ACTIVITIES f if t'f: ' , Sept. - Welcome Assembly, Sale of Pennants ' ' ' itii i' Oct. - Decorate car for Homecoming Nov. - Thanksgiving Baskets, American Education Week Dec. - Christmas Decoration, Collect toys for Salvation Army Jan. - Mid-term Social Feb. - Sweetheart's Ball Mar. - State Student Council Week April - ASASC Meeting in Conway Annual Assembly Student Council Election May - Teacher Appreciation Day First Row - James Brown, Ivory Dlansby, Maklon Martin, Paris Sabbs. Second Row - Sandra Rouse, Mary Gray, Barbara Peters, Cynthia Smith, Maudine Jenkins, Donna Dean, Jacquelyn Watson, Hattie Paradise, Third Row - Roddy Collins, Myra McSfwain, Lottie Powell, Linda Moore, Antoinette Millspaugh, Shela Folks, Steve Buckley, William Brown, Geneva Hill, Mrs. Opal Harper. Fourth Row - Luther Tooks, John Denton, Tommie Harris, Letitia Torrence, Delores Phillips, Dovie Gans, Pearl Chapman, Delores Hanley, Margaret Price. Fifth Row - Joseph Nunn, Marbell Williams, Leonard Tippen, Johnny Stubblefield, Henry Jones, Paul Hayes, Harold Betton, Percy Brown, Myrtis Watson. Pres.-Mahlon Marting Vice-Pres. Ivory Dansbyg 2nd Vice-Pres.-James Browng Secty.-Bobbie Reavisg Asst. Secty. Paris Sabbsg Treas.-Jennifer Winsteadg Chap.-Joseph Nunn.

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THE N .G. COULTER CHAPTER OF NATIONAL The National Honor Society of Horace Mann was organized by Mrs. G. H. Scott in 1935 at Dunbar. The purpose of the organization is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of American Secondary Schools. In order to obtain membership in the Honor Society, candidates must have a 3.41 average in basic subjects, acceptable citizenship Cno U sj. Horace Mann's chapter was host to the plan- ning meeting of the Arkansas Association of HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Societies, February 1. Dele- gates and sponsors from 25 chapters were in attendance. During the school year the Honor Society entertains students who have made any of the three Honor Rolls. Two Induction assemblies are held each year. 'One is in November and the other in March. The 13th Annual meeting in April will fea- ture Dr. Colburn Hooton of Washington, D. C. The motto of the Chapter is NOBLESSE OBLIGE . . . Colors are Blue and Gold, Flower, a yellow rose. L. R John Bush, Ivory Dansby, Cheryl Washington, Jennifer Winstead, Yvonne Jackson, Henry Jones, Mrs. N G Coulter, Sponsor.