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

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CLUBS PREPARE FOR THE ANNUAL SCIENCE FAIR Members of the Eager Beaver Biology Club use various types of apparatus in preparing for the Science Fair. Mrs. Brooks is Sponsor. Members are, lst Row: Lee Anna Thomas, Delores Cranchaw, Yvonne Jackson, Bobbie Reeves. 2nd Row: Roddy Collins, Geneva Hill, Jennifer Winstead, Ireece Comish, Paris Sabbs. 3rd Row: Mrs. M. Woods, Luther Tooks, Phillip Bledsoe, Samuel Robertson, Theodra Melborne, John Brush.

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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.

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THE DEB TING CLUB MEMBERS ENIOY THEIR WDRK. Perceptive thinking, complete understanding and extemporaneous speech are all qualities that a good dehator is endowed with. These are the qualities that the leaders of the world possess. Edward Moore, Cecil Hale, William Brown, and Ollie Collier, shown here doing research on this years topic resolved: That the Congress should abolish Protective Tariffs. They find that research provides not only back- ground for constructive arguments and rebuttals but pertinent information concerning world affairs. Not shown - James Rodgers, Mrs. V. T. Hegwood, sponsor. MIRTHPUL MISSES The HOMECOMING GAME gave the Cheerleaders of 1962-'63 an opportunity to show their Mann Spirit as well as ability in cheering for the BEARCATS and honoring Miss Horace Mann and her Court before an enthusiastic crowd.