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

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Horace Nakuae DEPRESSION ISSUE EDWARD GARNIER - Easy going and going easy. AMELIA KALINOWSKI - A good disposition is more valuable than gold. WALTER ANDERSON - Some call him Andy. -“HELEN GJIOTE - Some trombonist y O ROBERT LAYTON - O IRENE GUMMINEY - A pleasant exposition is always best. (2 WARREN FISCHER - The world knows nothing of its greatest men. OMARY MEANS - Seriousness of purpose and brains to accomplish. o HERMAN HAACK - Have you seen my girl any-where? VIRGINIA MCDONALD - Hav en ' t you heard about my football hero? ROBERT KECK - That drawl! ause him little O ALBERTA ANDERSON - Sure, I ' m ready, let ' s go. QJOHN RUCKER -.The fifth Marx brother, (Jlf DOLORES STEWART - Dimples? THOMAS DOWNEY - What a tailor . 02 FRED EDWARDS - Some day he will surprise you. o MARION BAILEY - Disliked not by any. O EUGENE BUSBY - Yes, he ' s a soprano JUNE HERRING - Just one word is sufficient Nice . O CHARLES ZUMBAUGH - For He ' s a jolly good fellow. MADIA HALSTEAD - How excruciating! - 18 -

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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 -

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e O o o o o o D o o o c? o o o o o o e o o Horace Manual depression issue JOSEPHINE NOZICKA - She ' s there for sport. ROBERT KIRCHMAYER - Wise cracker! FLORENCE GRIFFITH - Everything is as you take i t. NED MARICH - Devoted brotherJ BERNICE RICHARDSON - Industriousl ALBERT DE ST. JEAN - You ' ve heard the spying about small packages . MARY BARNETT - Full of vim, vigor, and vitality. -AUSTIN SMITH - Just another personality. RUTH BERG - Have you seen her dancing? ROGER SMITH - A Southern lad. GIRDA GAUDIO - A typical example of sweetness. ELMO VERDYNE - Innocence is bliss. ELIZABETH SCHAMER - A sensible girl. BILL ARMSTRONG - Little Billy from Hobart. SYLVIA WILSON - Mischievious little miss. CHARLES KELLEY - Check yer oil. Mister? CHIORE ALOIA - She goes on her way calm¬ ly. •MIKE CHAYKOW3KI - Is he ever here? PAULINE BRILLA - She learned each lesson with laughter and a song. ANDY BEDA - Did some one say hair ? MARION BETTS - Bets on anything. JOSEPHINE SWARTZ - Josie ' MARY SOURIS - A quiet sort of a girl. HERTHE KOSCHE - She keeps to herself. - 19 -