Horace Mann High School - Horace Manual Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Horace Manual 5 ' o RITA CLIFFORD - A cheerful smile lends grace most complete. C? RALPH JULIAN - Brawny, eh, Betty? O CLEO OWENS - Those clothes; those those pretty smilesi « C5 ED SETYDEL - Ambition is the keynotlj success. O MARION SISLER - Her hair is burnished auburn, and her smiling face brings joy. CHARLES BUBLITZ - Captain Bublitz, if you please. JftfrtGAIL SALISBURY - So charming to everyone, , J pleasant and true. SBURL HEFLIN - Fit as a fiddle and ready w for love. OKATHERINE COTTINGHAM - Labor omnia vinclt. WACK EVANS - Oh, that manly figure. 7 ja c k O BETTY LOEFFEL - A winsome lass, over¬ whelmed with class. QCHESTER DUNN - A Ricks-ety boy. O MARY CATHERINE O ' DONNELL - If I don ' t get there today, tomorrow will do. (3 RICHARD SHARP - A humorous fellow, fond of a joke. O DOROTHY UHLMAN - Pretty nice, and pretty too. CPROBERT LUCAS - On his brow Nature has written Gentlemen . -ORUTH RINN - Beauty, truth, and vanity, grace in all simplicity. O’VALTER VOIGHT.- A little lad. . O MARGARET SCHUCKERS - A likeable girl. • yj ' FRANK BIERS - Aw, c ' mon, let ' s play handball. Q MARY RIDGELY - Happy go lucky. (2 EDWARD FLEMING - Finally. O CATHERINE MARKMAN - She isVnost fair, and her life doth rightly harmonize. Q ROBERTjyJONES - Too much vitamin D. , S 13 -

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Horace Manual. DEPRESSION ISSUE yrP ' 4 r Q2 JAMES C. JOHNSON - You are looked for and called for, asked for and sought for. O LOLA LEHMAN - And the crowd was spell¬ bound by her oratory. 02 RUSSELL MORROW - Behold! The rapscallion of the Senior class. C SEMARY TRANSEM r ' Tis better to be happy than wise. Q BILL WELCH - Mister President! © MARGARET DODDS - Personality plus. £ BOB STEPHAN - Little but important. 0 RUTH BURLINGAME - Sincere and friendly. O BILL SCHIEB - Every man is a volune if you know how to read him. O HELEN SNYDER - ' She has many friends because she is friendly (2 JACK SKEMP - A gentlemen o’er and o’er, and a ladies’ man, what’s more. OALMA MACDONALD - Love me, love my dog. © WILMER JENSEN - A rhythm king that goes West . —DOROTHY WEST - Her aim is at dizzy heights, HARRY BORTZ - I’d rather be short and shine, than be tall and cast a shadow. O PATSY ATCHERSdN - She’s as swdet as she is true, and a great scholar too. O ROBERT COMSTOCK - A swimmer unequalled. stoops to 0 RAYMOND GROW - He will find a way. C? DOROTHY JOHNSON - A girl with a sweet disposition. O FRED COLLINS - The play ' s the thing. 0 DOROTHY HARMS - The ' other woman in many love triangles. q ELWOOD BOOTH - Who of us but felt that virile personality. DOROTHY MONAHAN - Oh, that uniform

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Horace Manual DEPRESSION ISSUC C HAROLD SWANSON - A care-free love of life O DOROTHY BELLIN - Those dancing feet liven many a beat, those eyes capture lots. O WILLIAM SMITH - A nice unparticular man. Q EVELYN JORDAN - Just worrying over her studies. Oh, yeahi q HERMAN WEEKS - Guard for football, guard for Jordan. O JUSTINE FISHER - Those who paint her truest, praise her most. O CHARLES HANLEY - As much a fool behind as before. O LAVON WELTER -And who is this outside interest? O EUGENE BENIGHT - Let ' s have Tiger Rag , Gene. O EILEEN MILLER - our newspaper. OTHEODORE SOVICH - He tickles the ivories. Tnr r T t ' Y1R -po -t.ha ivories. O HILDA HOOPER - Wealth of wisdom and happ¬ iness is the reward of perseverance. q ROBERT PINK - A Klassic Klappert O BEATRICE WALTERS - Silence is golden. 0 BURLEIGH HARMS - I harms nobody when nobody harms me. •OLORIEN GARNER - Our friendly adopted sister. O HERBERT ANDERSON - Worth makes the man. O PHYLLIS LIETZ - True to her word, her friends, and her work. O JOSEPH SHOWALTER - Take it slow and easy. O MARTHA SCHUCKERS - You ' ll like her too. O RALPH BORCH - Do we admire his physiqueJ O GRETCHEN CULLISON - Dux Temina facti erat. © RUSSELL SMITH - School, papers, and school O HELEN BURRESS - A scholastic amazon.