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

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Horace Manual DEPRESSION I5SUE £ HAROLD MIDDLEBROOK nowhere. O HELEN CURRY - Always she had kindly word to say. ROY OLANDER - A gentlemen everywhere. Easy- going but going gentle and O THELMA WILHITE - Baby for short. ——RICHARD LUNN - Fourth aisle over, please. 0 MARJORIE MAHONEY - Chatterbox. e? DANIEL MURPHY - Form your own conclusions. O LUCILLE DORLAND - It ' s nice to be natural when you ' re naturally nice. -—MIKE POHORELIC - What ' s in a name? O MARGARET FOX - Just real A)oily and good O HENR tjKjBE. t A stM«uf Japr while it lasfr JTOtf wtSnstah M TOTlair blasts. O HELEN WILHELM A e ond Didrlftkson. OGEORGE WESTBECKER - He is happy who is blessed with indifference. —,RUTH CUPP - Hasn ' t she a way with people? C? MARSHALL BARGFELDT - Strong, silent man. 0 VONDA HINDMAN - Happy and carefree is she. (3 0JJNJ5ARUD1£ - Athletically Inclined. £l OLORES PARRY - A a pet lass with a j5lnning smile. (j CALVIN DURANLEAU - There are strings to this boy ' s life. O ELIZABETH TOKASH - Toky ' , to you. O LILLIAN TSOKARES - A Grecian beauty. © HO ' VARD STINSON - a master electrician. £ CONSTANCE BOLOTOFF - New and nice, too. 16 -

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Horace Manual DEPRESSION issue £5 HARRIET GROSS - I ' m living while I can. PAUL HENRY - No one hears of him. O MARY DALE COX - Fat Cox ' s little sister. P’ekvTo tf O MIKE SOLOMAN 1 - An all around sport. BERTHA DRAPER - As good as she is fair. WILFRED FRANK - Happy, when not in school, always happy. O HELEN STREET - Quiet, thoughtful, and se¬ date . Q RICHARD JAY - Well, me ' n Einstein, we wh— CP KAY BARLOCK - A true sport in every sense of the word. C?JACK HARKIN - Men without verbosity are, after all, the best. O CECILIA HURRAY - Serious of interest, yet merrie withal. cpUAX ZIMMERMAN - His determination impresses all. O ALICE STEVENSON - It ' s easy to become her friend. (pRAYMOND STEPHAN - He has musical aspiratior O ELLEN JUNE PETERSON - How she wields that baton1 GW . C?PERRY WRAY ' ’ General Pershing ' s under¬ study. ONADA MARICH - Such lengthy conversations! C?JUNIOR HAUGER - Piccolo Pete O MARTHA HENDERSON - An interesting, little person. O JOHN GOFFINSY - Just as good natured as can be. O JUNE KIRBY - Everything ' 8 lots of fun. Q BERNARD KONRADY - I ' m sure he ' s a talented O CLOETUS STANTON - Permanent-less hair. rsWILLIAK COLLINS - A boy, desirous for a hole-in-one. - 15 -

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Horace Mai oal DEPRESSION .myOSyj g Q A - I can be convinced, but farewell, think gently O ADOLPHE KAP3CH of me. C MURIEL LAWSON - A true heart is the begin¬ ning of all gbod things. TED IHNAT - Boxer supreme. o PAULINE BRYANT - I am sure care is « enemy to life. 0 WILLIAM MUNDELL - The Desk Sculptor O GRACE SHUBICK - Always ready to laugh. Qp JOHN SCOTT - Begone dull care, thou and I shall never agree. — RUTH ANDERSON - More funl qj RUSS DEUBERRY- The world knows nothing of its greatest men. — MARION SYKES - My brother - . Q? WILLIAM SPEER - He ' s a maniac, too. O JULIA SHIMKUS - We like her. e? HARRY JULIAN — Let us do nothing first and get it out of the way. © MARGARET MASCHER - Maggie - everything that ' 8 fun. C? EVAN HENDERSON - Pleasure before work . s quiet a8 one would Q MARTHA NOAK - Not think. ,© JOHN PRESTON - A sheik, so we ' ve heard. (2 RUBY BURGE - She ' s simply all aglow. ——WARREN SPEER - He ' s a maniac, too. O VERNA GUNTHER - Does she workj £ WILLIAM WALKER - Absentl Absent! Absent! — JANE WATSON - You ' ll find her in 203. JOE MORRISON - Just a droll, old chap. - 17 -