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

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FOREWORD The Scrapbook speaks: They have named me ' Scrapbook ' , and have inscribed upon my pages, their records, their pictures, and their history as a class. Be¬ cause, through me, in picture and story, the class of ' 33 at Horace Mann will live in happy memory, I am proud to bear my title. Other yearbooks have gone before me, at Horace Mann, resplendant in their artistry, and clothed in covers of richness and gilt. It is for me, creature of the great depression, to mirror forever in my simplicity, an example of courage, of hours of patient labor, and un¬ ceasing devotion to a goal under handicap. It is, therefore, with the utmost pride, in being what I am, that I appear before you now, the completed---Scrapbook. The Staff speaks: At the close of the term which finds the class of 1933 at the close of its High School life, there has come to our minds more often than ever before, the subject which we have chosen as the dominate theme of our class yearbook. This theme has grown dearer, and nearer to us, with the whisper of each passing day.-• It is our own glorious -----Horace Mann School. Russell Morrow

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THE Horace Manual DEPRESSION ISSUE Pajlbl isflnodl lb THE CLASS of 1033 Vci.iz: SPONSORED BY M1d s. Q oqDojd [PoclkaD ' d]

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CONTENTS • • • SCENIC A DA 1INISTRATICN CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES