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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1934 volume:

THLL flllllfl THE CRADUATINC CLASS OF HORACE MANN I-IICI-I SCI-IGOL Vo VI CARY INDIANA 1931 I ,ff Lf V',fuLl'3I-IBD II I I Z C Z'6l1f0'Z' Long before the lvledneval Period wlth nts tentatvous dvsplay ot chuvalry through the era vvhen nfwcn spread thelr cloaks ln tlee rnud for faur ladnes to tranwple upon even to th s present day of speed COURTESY has ever been held an und: catnon of true nobility Courtesy however even an these rnodern days ot trankness and comrnerclallsrn lb a perpetual letter ot reconwrnenclatzon ust as earrezng hon or and vnrrue are absolutely necessary to gasn the esteern and aclrnlratuon ot the xvorld polnteness s cqually essentnal to nwake us wel In our everyday late Courtesy though t may be the lewst ettrvbute of reil nfmerut IS x a trorn besng useless for at adds force and lustre to our other talents The cle-pressnon has proven th t rsches power and greatness can be taker' rom us but as Courtesx depends upon ourselves nothxng can vvrest at from us Because Courtesy lS a preccous herltage from age to age though nn varyung gunse throughout the ages because It us sornethnng that we can be sure of keeping and because at as the elegant part of rnan the Annual Staff has selected Courtesy as the thenwe . r tens edu tion ot the l-lorace lvlanual 0 C ' A C ' os- J . I I . . ' J If x - . ' ' . so A . . is af' , . ' . s - come in the social and business world, yes, even L 1 L ' . 1 'ery f f . A , vc v .. W . .. 5 w . 1 ,lf - C - '3 .1 ' '- TO THE READERS OF THE HORACE MANUAL Genuine courtesy is an expression of sound character. lt is easy for the Person who is really kindly to be courteous to others. Kindliness is based on understanding - the ability to put yourself in the other feIlow's place. The ability to understand others and get their view-point can be developed in yourself. You can grow in this knowledge as you can grow in any- thing else. To be described as courteous-good mannered-cultured and considerate may make one feel justly proud. Develop then an attitude of kindliness and understanding and the essence of courtesy with all of its contributions to success and happiness are yours. CHARLES D. LUTZ f-' mzlegu The world In :ts chaos of actnon Its race through the hours of the day Has lacked an nts hunger for power Has lacked one thnne on tts way A word though small rt tells a great deal Of the joy and the smoothness ot thxngs One of the steppung stones to success Courtesy the vwse man snngs How much a thank you means to one Who has really tried really worked After his best IS done l-low l beg yoL r pardon polvtely sand To one who was pushed aside By some hurryung unheeclnne person Soothes and calms the angered prlde How good an elder us made to 'eel When courtesy you hold nn hand And listen attentuvely whsle he speaks And when he enters the room stand Courtesy spells an art that ns bought By practnce that IS constant each day But otherwsse though gold be spent It remauns yet hudden away ROSA NEIL REYNOLDS 193 J ' -iS l wonder if 'tis realized, is known .. I ,. . . . V . J ' To be msfructed IO the arts softens the manners and makes men gentle Ovid 6 5 Pl And over the pond are sanlung Two swans all white as snow Home 7 X ' R 5 I ,FM ' s V 'J .- 0 ' l V' . 5- , UJ 6? 4 v Ah' The foundatuon of every state ns The educatuon of nfs youth Dxogcncs A o Q C., t fp -05,5 3 f Courtesy denotes respect and thoughtfulness for others: as mankind we are made dependent on each other for protection and security. Uni- versal practice of this virtue would insure a hap- pier bond of society. HOWARD C. SCHMICK Courtesy is not governed by artificial rules: it is the spontaneous expression by word or act of genuine kindness of heart. MRS. WALTER E. CROTE Probably no other single attribute has as much influence on our acquaintances and associates as Courtesy. l believe it is the most important quality influencing our own progress. MR. DALE BELLES 9 VxflLl.l,AlVl A. WIRT Superintendent of Schools X Z 1 . Q-rica! , f nu1z1,ffmfw1z Charles D. Lutz. Principal Mrs. Elva Ruston , Asst. Principal and Office Girls 1,1 'v1.f1 Assistants to lxlr Lui: 0lfL'C 014 VEVLLGPLCE We have dvvuded our Manual unto the followung Books BOOK ONE THE TEACHER BOOK TWO THE STUDENT BOOK FOUR DRAMA AND MUSIC BOOK FIVE ATHLETICS II BOOK THREE . . . ................... THE CLUB WW3 QB,-z Fl? 4 ikilffn' The Advlsory Councnl of Horace Mann School orgamzed un October l929 IS composed of parents of Horace Mann students who constutute a parents advusory board for the scnool Thus councul advuses as to the polncues of the school and vouces any crltlclsms made of the school they make sug gestlons for the welfare of the student body The councnl vs an extremely valuable group as a means of promoting frlendly and cuvlc relatlons between the communuty and the school and It has given appreclable help an asslstung student affalrs Our Advusory Counc I ns a self perpetuating body an that sux members netsre from otfuce each semester and choose theur own successors The only permanent member ns Mr Lutz Once a month an the school cafeterua the councll holds a luncheon meetlng In vlew of the tact that COURTESY has been selected as the theme for the Horace Manual thus year e pressnons on courtesy from members of V140 'Cl 0lUfLCl the Advisory Council wall be found on the dnvlsuon pages Members ln the above picture are Mrs Walter Coedecke Vlr Dale Belles Mrs Walter Grote Mr Charles Bublltz D j Robert Doty Mrs Thomas Barrett Mr Howard Schmlck Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Leslue Cutler john M Fox George C-uffm Paul Lawrence F Mowry ' l ,Lid fL:6l1 5 T T 3a:zffff.zw f am T J Q , A M 5. . , . L i l ' n gl .KN V 1-Q ' HV JY .21 I 'kj-'rl ifwa' ' gL,'mwf, '2',f,'fWj,2 -3 fn F' fzg Qi. ' f ' v . , . . . ' . . , . . P . - . . . . ' X . . . l , r' . . . l2 7 a ,MIAA K dll l7'CH'Zl MRS ALBERTA ROUSE EKWALL B S The Freshmen have dIscovered that they ant bluff her for lm from MI SOUYI You have to prove It to me MRS ELIZABETH MOE BA What adjectue wIl' descnbe one so sIncere In duty? I-ler method of checkmf books at the end ot the day IS umque MISS OLIVE CREENSFELDER Ph B M A She IS never too busy to stop and help one out of dIffIcultIes Onc class of semors In partIcuIar wIII not soon forget IIS EnglIsh hour wIth MIss Greens felder MISS DORA MAE I-IILL A B A M I-laughty7 not really' It reso ves Itself Into dIgnIty when you really know her and EnglIsh resolves Itself Into a dehghtful art when you have her MISS DOROTHY NEVAN SI-I RRICK B A MISS MARY I-IEYBURINI A B MIss I-'leyburn offers MISS ennmgs her stItfest competItIon In glVII1l? long a sIgnments Please all the rest of you teachers let them I eep th s honor MISS NELLE LEACI-IIVIAN A B Talks fast walks fast and accomphshes all She get-5 our 10 C10 MRS EMMA SCI-IIESS BA She S strong for UVI OFS Emd dlslllies, 5Illy gyglmg SODIWOFTWOVQ5 and Irf, h men but eIther because or In spIte of thIs hcr EnglIsh classes are among the most Interestmg MISS IRENE IENIXIINCS BA She s shy In appearance though not In nature x e re told We know for sure at least that she s not shy on Bblllfy as an EnblIsh teacher l :I . H C 1 U ' ' 's- . . I , l ' . I l , . . ri 3 , . I . . I Parley-vous francaIse7 If not apply to this little Instructress of the language , K . I . . i , . . . I S- . t 1 5 , , A, , I ,B , ,, Q i XS I I . . 1 'G . F Q Lf' 7 HI I MR WILSON MASTERS B S In Educatlon Don t talk or study your Engllsh because you re hcrc to learn hustory and It you stay here you ll learn hlstory 'VIR l-lENRYl Mcl-lARC.UE A B M A A terrrtyung grant' Oh no l-le :sn t as trerce a he looks ln tact he us really m ld and should be commended for hrs generosrty rn helprng students yyrth lheur problems MRS LULU E PICKARD A B M A She has taken Freshmen though the elementals ot Latun and made them know them her Sophomores through Caesar and made them absorb rt her unuors through Crcero and made them aoprecuate hum her Sensors through Vnrenl and made them llke lt and her Annual staff through chaos and helped them omplete the Annual MR CEORCE A FOWBLE A B l-le haunts the halls dur ng classes You lust can t muss hum But we fully tor guxe hum all has cruelty In the halls tor sponsorrng the Student Council MlSS C' ARA STEPHENS A B Dent be 'rlghtened when thus Latln teacher threatens to throw you out thc wrndoyy or bull your ears She doesnt mean ut and wouldn t harm her precrous tudents tor the world Vxfe dont enxx thrs lady her job ot makun students Leluevc that salence s golden But It she hasnt taught us that tts because se re thuck headed tor he certarn y emphasuzes It 'VllSS HELEN KENNEDY B S IH Educatron un though Mlss Kennedx teaches hlstory she S a t rm belueyer that all gurls shou d take the l-lome Economrcs course NllSS FLORENCE XNHEELER Ph B D gnrtx and 1 certarn degree ot ouretness mark th s flllower of such arts re n l n uages namely Spams 'X 'SS llLlURED POLAK B A Eyen t he hlstorx tests are strtt her classes are alvt ns tull vyhuch ns suttacuent rcot t her populanty mth the s udents A certaln club lnkes her pretty well l l l L f ' , , ' 1 Q' ' ' C . ir , X X ' , , . , ' . - : I 4 ,, 1 uw r E . 1 l , L lt ,S E , , T s . A A A MISS EUNICE IQHNS, B. S, in Education. 1' , - - ' ' J ' 4 l . E 1 Q S L 1 yr r r ' S . I A y V A L r c ' as to :ag Q . ' . A h 4 KS' L , . A xy C I g I I , f c l 'fc W I lvlularl lllll ll!!! C C aezzce, onmzezcza H! lcllldllcgi ,ag I Ill MR C C WI-IITEMAN A B B S The rules for cornung through with tlylng tn colors are study hard be nlce to teacher and never answer back MRS VENA C-ELLER A B There can be no quest on as to whether or not the Freshmen of all years Irkc Mrs Geller Almost every year she IS elected their sponsor MRS WILMAS FLEWELLINC. A B M A Whether nts Susre o ohnny Mr Flewellung certainly does her best to lnstull some knowledge ot Mathematzcs Into their brains MISS ILELIA McWILI.IAMS B S Mass McWlIllams us known for her patlence and her tough exams 'VIR RAYC PRICE B S M A About twenty mnnutes after the hour Mr Prlce strolls unto the room and class begrns Note he knows hls subjects and can put them a ross he also has some hot ba eball teams MRS VIOLET WOOD SIJLEY Ph B All the wav from the amoeba to man as thls biology teacher learned and so arc we all after spenolng a semester under her tutelage Incldentally have you ever heard her giggle? MISSILJLIAC EROXNN B A M A We re lnclaned to th nk her shv but after we had hor tor Shorthand and Typ Ing we found she wasnt at all MR W W I-IOLLIDAY A B B S Nflr I-Iollndav ns the mwn that explauns mercury columns pendulums and dcn stty expenments to would be scnentusts IU has Phvsucs classes MISS TRESSA SI-IARPE A B M A There sno doubt about It It he puplls cant type when they start the course they can betore they ttntsh MISS ANINADELL CRIDER B S Ea v gonna and quuet Mlss C-rider IS a Mathematncs teacher who doesnt lueve In crammung knowledge Clown a student s throat but It gets where at s go ng anyway I J 7 ' 1 f . I i ' 1 - H - V -Aj 1-I SA I . . I V - ' ' I C c 1 .. ,. S V . , I 1 X - s I . 4 4 c A -. I ,. , H A H A I -J I , . . Sl , Q . , , . , be- i l . .J !!CL4AlllllC'!f Q . Lfcfl l0ll, L I C l-I BELL B lt you should walk unto the basement ot the Vest Pun dung you would prob ably fund Mr Bell an has popular den the general shop Ever torllng ever worklng Mr Buck acconnplushes whsle others talk MISS ANVJK lv1oE A B r 'fortune us rn her hands she as a teacher ot sewlng MRS jULlETTE CLINE MR Ol-iN BUCK B S ID Englneerxng Thus teacl'er of the Home Economlcs Department belreves ln preparnng her stu dents to be good home makers MISS MYRTLE M BERC- Ph B Under the capable hands ot Mus Bere students learn to sew for themselves and others Have you ever seen her style show? MR EINlLEY FRENCH B S '-le s the man that helps has students brlng home the bacon Prlzes and tlrst pla es nn ontest ' Not bad eh? MR VAL l-l AUDIT B E 'Wechanucal Drawlng 'NAR OTTO REISHNC- He can accompllsh more ln less tame tnan we hid tleoueht posslble MISS l-'EDWIC ZEILJLER Chlcago Art lnstltute Much rs demanded trom thls art te ucher because she has so nnuch to give 'VlR CLEQN D l-HNDMAN Mr l-luncman can clalm two dustlnctnons He I5 Mu s dad and a teacher ot wood shop Some obs MISS EfA SKlNNER A E e wax to he h gh school luds and lassue wr s throu h thelr stomacw Oh box Does she serve Qood eats' MVS ALlCEClLMORE 'XlcCLAl'Xl B A An art eicher who deserves a lot ot credlt not onl tor knawlni art but also or know ng how to teach It l l 1 4 , MR. , . , . S. A 'M J Il V , - l ,S M f Y J. I c ' c s, L , . Does he know curves and angleslWe'll say he does and should! He teaches l A I, ' I l N. s F , , , . l - . l is I C , C ' A . . 1 . i ' 1 ' L ' ., 1 W I 1' xi is Th , f 3 L 'K L 4 my f .5 ls I 4 - ' ' . . , . YL . X' f ' ' , t t ' '1 ' , A ll 1f0t111111, 11111, X 7'Cc?4 41011 MR HAROLD M lOl-INSON You havent heard has Strnnged Orchestra I-Iere s a tp d nt miss t t great MR :LMOV E ROESLER B M Mr Roesler doesn t care to use has v cal cords hut we flnd hc does make chord wnth has Bands MRS COT!-IA M Sr-IEEI-IAN B M Musuc reaches from her domain down the halls to the algebra and buology classes Dad we mnnd that' We dud not' MISS MADALENE BAFI-IMANI B S lt wasn t nepotlsm but worth that I3 ou ht us thas teacher of dramatucs MISS MARIAN EVLRLY WILLIAMS B L You may be rlqht IH an argument wnth hor but thwt docsn t mean she s wrong Maybe that s how she came to be audutoruum head and busuness manager for all the pays MISS MARY CORRELL B L As a dramatuc teacher and as sensor sponsor Mnss Correll IS kept busy Lct add that shes equally successful In either role MISS DOROTHY FLANDERS B S It she opens her mouth very wlde don t be afraid She s merely showlng you how to pronounce a word I7 t l I I A 47 I KC I . . . , , , , . lr'-O l-IS . ' ' c , ,s ' s . . X VL . 7 x 1,. .l, ., . . Y Q . I , IN . J tl C I i I , L ' l ' 4 1 x'5 OGC 16.1 MRS DANNER A B Calesthenucs7 Yes volleyball? surely captaunbaIl9 Ab so lutely she knows them all whnch fact explams why Horace Mann gurls arc physically educated so well under her supervnsuon COACH KOMINSKI B P E The track teams are his specualty In Physlcal Education llc trams and unspurc the boys to do therr very best COACH CROWN B P E An extremely good coach and not 1 rctnrung onc Hc as qultc capwble of cngag :ng In fllppant conversation COACH KERR B S What a man' He s a neat gym teacher and at he tures of that posltlon hc can be a socral scuence teacher Phew' I8 C f 'TZ ff? Ax. an ...HE 'Q The joy, happiness and success in life is at- tributed to the courtesy of one to another. CECILE B. MOWRY Courtesy, like a smile. is infectious, and like education is one of the finer things of life. MRS. LESLIE C. CUTLER Courtesy is that charm and grace and poise which comes to those who are sincerely thought- ful and kind to all the people they are with all the time. , MRS. W. S. GOEDECKE l9 Y i E ,. c:LmM 4 if M cl- T V- rr-L VT' '7 STC V7 J ff f-,Cfff r Fw TrwcCr,, ers Cm fwmarw Fr + Q L6-C C. F + Jie Vw U5 Jq JJr 41 N rr J6J TAf' IT F ' fm Q n rw 3 UNC' 6. ip bca HT NV1 L wferb my Am ,army madC w Qfream TMC Qrnprwmore H02 Q pdf um QC Pmcprrwcr drawn was reaM Cd Q Thrrc r H thus afwrrr 1 Produces greater wonders Dr nqmgg to us Qarenfe Wrriq mar x amp d b!LlV1C1C'VC We weft to al' the foofoar' 4 mm ureered H e plaxerb am, Q bam' X G JW O FWPW a wwfr Pram X Th Tho Jen crs he p mg an 7 GLU' 3G'fXf'V ' L1 1 Tereerrfmuhmfrefcrd M7 Crm we ea 6 Our Car 'n 5 GJ V new 1 Wear Hmm S IUUGW r QC x hc PM red Qur AUULJ3 3 X r not x0 Borm for et 50Hmg permx Cavdv SO Our Mila could a I be met I1 Q Wcaxg mm C rcmrn no mom rw wfax rw cr rf 15 UO aff DCSLW C 13 N KJ f X , ,- 4 1 . Q2 Z . l. 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VUL' AT lfiur xQ3rS JQC? , W1 A :jo I x Q fugghf af 'asf is wow' ' - T J K kr f f OLENE KAEHLER What us better than gold? jasper And better than lasper7 Wusdom And better than wusdom9 A fune gurl And better than she? Nothung lAlv1ES LUDBERC Tus a fune old world that he luves un To spend and to lend and to guve To learn and to love and to play un For an all round fellow to stay un lOl-lN PARKER lvlagnufucently prepared for thus ruch thung wh ch w call lufe A scholar an athlete and a gentleman BETTY LOU COX l-ler pencul us strukung resustless and grand l-ler manners are gentle betwutchung and bland lmprovung the world un every part Her pencil uts faces her manners uts heart ALICE WOODS l-low beautuful as youth' How bright ut gleam Wuth uts ullusuons wspuratuons dreams' Thus maud we vovv Comes of good Stock And how the gallants around her flock BILL HAKE The most manufest sugn of wusdom us a contunucd cheerfulness Bull has thus sngn so he wull fund the real road to ap puness IOSEPH LUT Z Be sober wuth sulluness duspense These are the sunews of common sense LlLLlAN HERNDON She us one who wull grasp the World And uts Kungdom and uts Power and Glory And count the hardsnups ruch experiences ESTl-lER STEWART When Esther laughs wuth a vouce of loy And her dumplung face goes smulung by And her tongue us loyous wuth merry wut The whole school laughs wuth the nouse of ut BILL SCROBEL The world us has stage May lufe s auduence have cause to thunk well of hus performances BOB MARTIN He us a man take nam for all un all Who hearkens when he hears Stern Duty call But he would stop to play for he does ken That nonsense us relushed by the wusest men ELlZABETl-l FILBERT A merry lufe for you and yours Who have done so much for us and ours Wuthout those fungers so wullung and dear The Horace Manual would not be here 7 s always ' in ., E , . 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ETI-IYL WILKINS Brown are her eyes as the nut brown leaves I-ler cheeks luke the dawn of day And her vorce ltke the vonce of the gong bnrd That comes In the month of May IAMES HARRINGTON A valuable veteran of the gloruous battle wuth that Depresslon Issue ROGER STAPLETON Dont worry a mute thlngs will turn out all rtght our presldent PUTI-I ANDERSON Wuth volleys of eternal babble And laughter all the whale CATHERINE CAVANIAUC-H lntellugence wut and sportsmanshup comblned to form a character strong and reflned WILLIAM CLIFFORD Lvked by all and frlend of most neat nn appearance but ltkes old Coatslesl Of a xarslty did john often dream And now by gosh Sy made the team MAR I E EDWARDS A cheerful dusposutlon shunes through all her capable loyal and wrlllng efforts BETTY RICKS A smtle IS her password Into every heart We ve Iuked her oads from the start WALTER BOND Much worth and no madness All good and no badness MARTIN POSPICI-IEL Good fellovv and plays good basketball oo Bug man In snze and glrls say hell do IUNE Towmsuiy She IS complete In feature and In mund Wuth all good grace a gentlewoman 23 IOHN Loasloeta w . I lv l li. . I. T . T 1 T l DOROTHY DAVIS Charming features. pretty face No one else can take her place. WILLIAM FORSYTHE One gifted with such wit You seldom ever mind But leave it to 'iBill Forsythe For his is a witty mind. IACK SNYDER Athletic prowess and personal magnetism blended into the consummate gentleman LOIS KIRTLAND She likes to tease She likes to kid She wants to please And always did IIELEN CROTE Bid me talk I will enchant thine ear l have the i thereof DICK HOUSKEEPER One who never turns his back but marches breast forward BILL ALLMAN Never over serious not too frivolous but a rare good fellow IAYNE WILSON Really she is famous I-or her bright eyes and wavy hair And no crowd is complete Without her presence there SUSANNE HENDERSON A dear little proud little sweet little good little girl DARWIN WEBSTER glad that Dar decided to end his high school years in Horace Mann HAROLD IANKOWITZ If wise men differ and fools agree he is no fool W ELLA ENCER Silence when nothing need be said is the eloquence of discretion -I .. . 1 I. g . ' gh I Everyone in general and certain girls in particular are ,, I MARTHA KENWARD Full of pep, full of fun- Martha's a friend of everyone. CHARLES TYLER Then on! Then onl Where duty leads. My course is onward still. BILL HOLCK Our very quuet Bull Remauns the same each day And we know he s not a poker For he hasn t much to say FAY HOWELL You know the old sayung That Stull water runs deep We apply thus to Fay For sulent does she keep MARION SYKES My pleasures tund theur source un sports NORMAN IOHNSTON Contentment us happuness BOB TITTLE A modest man never talks of humself HELEN TICKNOR I am sure care us an enemy to A quute capable gurl but why not e s been Muss Wullam s assustant for three years GEORGE EKLUND l thunk ut no disgrace To occupy my place and my Ford oLor srvuurr Q73-5 Happy go lucky O Lat seems never to be wuthout a smule DOROTHY MACEDO Shell fund a way or make one 25 D Q as jd, rl4 ' life. VIRGINIA R. WILSON ' ' . , sh ' ' . . 7 It . a' l CILBERTA BARNES She speaks not because she has something to say but because she has to say something. PAUL KAAR There s a world of wisdom in his looks That foretells of future greatness ROBERT jOHNSON A cheerleader of renown and a regular fellow ANABELLE HOFFMAN Men tirfht over her :sn t that enough said? HELEN MCCLELLAND Nature made her what she is and never made another RICHARD STRAHL Surely some day someone will reward Dick for tl ese years of ufferinb with that bassoon BILL SCHMICK But a merruer mwn l never spent an hour s talk withal CHLORIS COATES A diplomatic maid is she ANNE STACHON A way to gain a friend is to be one CHARLES PATTESON Measures not men haxe been my mark IOHN WALSH l should ever be as l am content f EvELYN TANNEHILL Ev is an artist with the cornet Without an artistic temperament O '1 s 1 ' . It gains her notoriety. -- l I P . f 'll ooRoTHY HAUGER Q Ffa? Every lufe has nts ups and downs K PAUL FLEMINC lt befuts a young man to be modest ROBERT TOBIAS We belueve Bob would make a good actor He s not afraud to speak up just guve hum a moon and three FRANCES MCCRIMMON A tall person as always looked up to ELLEN COLE Great oaks from luttle acorns grow SAM CAUNT At partues and at so and so- He always says he s gotta go ARTHUR FARQUHARSON lt pays to be quuet True depth IS gaoned by lt ANALIE HENDERSON Occupucd people are not unhappy people LOIS BROWN To be gentle IS the test of a lady KENNETH FRIEDLAND Scnslbuluty us the power of 1 man BILL SYKES Lnstenrng often pays better than talkvng MARY LALLY For she as just the quiet kind Her nature never vanes 27 x ff I l V118 A L t ' M and little words and hels all O. K. RUTH LOYCE Her tutlan tresses belle her sweet dusposutuon ROBERT ROODA He IS great who IS what he us from nature and never remnnds us of others DAN HARKIN Be hold a man to has work so true What s faur and nght he s determaned to do CLOETUS STANTON She often burns the mndnught oul But sad to say tus not tor toll MARIORIE PARSONS It musnc can brlng happnness Happy she wall be For she as a genlus of future bright lust you want and see HOMER BRADFORD General Homer not content with the R O T C lonns the Natuonal Guard the world to see IOHN FOCLER Lety lDont call me junnorl Fogler as always there when handball or basketball rs to be played VIRC-lNlA MCDONALD morrow PAULINE CLARKSON Look out Mae herc comes a rvval PAUL HOOD He combs hls havr He shsnes has shoes And how he plays Those trombone blue MELVIN IONES Our gentleman pugllust Ufryglf ! LATHA wlLLs A graceful gurl her cxery movement one of beauty 22: Micky speaking, Hlvly honey's Corning home tof 4 , X7 A A I 'lf ' LILLIAN WILKINSON The great end of lute us not knowledge but actuon BILL ELLIOT And the mandens earnestly lustened BILL MARTIN He s Iuttle and he s mighty Hrs advuce IS rn demand And good natured luke he us I-Ie lends a wullung hand RUTH BAUER I ve heard she s very qunet and sedate EILEEN MEHILOVICH Freshmen boys are nuce aren t they? WARREN ZIMMERMAN Perhaps quiet un class but when out with the gang ABRAHAM WELSH MARY ADELE MORTON Crve me a lute of gayety A life that IS full of Song Banush all thus book lore cant A laght heart lnves full and long KATHERINE HOOVER Whenever help was needed Katherune stepped rught unto vaew And we wonder what Mass Wvlluam Without her wull do xOBERT LADD Now I ve got no use for the women EMANUEL SHIPOW I coxcr the dances THELMA HOKE Away wrth books Lct s have some fun 29 I -as - E Let me have music. dying, and I ask no more delight P A, FRANCES WELCH When good-natured people leave us, we look tor- ward with extra pleasure to their return. RUSSELL REID He cares not what others sayl He thinks of the world in a light-hearted way. ULYSSES PARRISH Ulysses' creed, For me, Fisher bodies are the best. WILMAAIANE HARPER Heres to Wllma lane she needs no eulogy she spealfs for herself THELMA STARKS Her quuet dlgnlty shamcs fruvoluty She has a charming personaluty WILLARD MARTIN A dulngent student persustent and energetic a man of sulence and reserve BOB FOWLER An able man shows hrs spunt by gentle words and resolute actions LOUISE FLEMINC- A sweet shy modest rnavd IS she Tho a dullgent worker she ever wall be HAZEL SWEET She greets you with a smule Any place or any day And we hope that thus smule Wnth her wsll ever stay CLAUDE NELSON On thus end Claude heaven s guft to the ladies MELVIN WHITELY A gentleman and a scholar A 0 ft Q MARGARET STANTON J ll A' She s beautnful therefore to be wood ,M f She s a woman therefore to be won 30 l 1 X . . . I . . . .fain ,, .XV . - 7 . l ,f, V! , l l L, X . , 1 r , . . ,f f f . f 1 ' . l f- - CN RAMONA CUMMINCS 4,5 A very quaint youngster X Of nicknames many But she says call her Cudy Or not call her any BILL WEBBER A maestro IU the tlcld of percussion Instruments and a gentleman In all thungs CHARLES HARPER Wuse men are dead or dyung nn fact I dont feel so well myself HELEN CURRAN The secret of success IS constancy to purpose MAYBELLE BAILEY It vs a fruendly heart that has plenty of friends RICHARD MURRAY Does well acts nobly a man could do no more LOUIS PACHTER Wrapped In the solutude of has own orlglnallty IRTA FRESCKI Her admlrable dramatuc talents were of the more srlent knnd EDNA KOSTELNIK Happy am I from care Why aren t they all contented lake me? DENO ELIOPULUS A brught lad who utters not hls Ideals ARTHUR BLISKE You seldom ever hear from hum For he has nothung much to say But we wrll wager that hell be Quste famous some future day CLARA AMBRE A ready wut and cheerful smnlc 3l 4 E121 ik, ,I ,MII L U X4 It Q 37 . xy ri If It il! I I 'Il cf, I I . u 5, HORTENSE CANNON Of manner gentle affections muld lEROME SOLOMON Ye blond flddler func personality FRANK SHAKES And they whale theur companuons slept were touluns, upward through the nught HARRIET MARCERY MILC-RIM l-ler friend us mlghty lucky to play fnrst fiddle for as faur a damsel as she MARY PETROVICH A pleasant dlsposutuon IS always best MIKE MATFIYAK A draftsman of uncanny skull wuth pencvl and paper A true fruend to those who possess hrs fruendshep IUNE BENSON Care to our coffun adds a naul no doubt And every gran so merry draws one out BARBARA CARROUTHERS Charms struke the slght But ment wlns the soul ALBERT DULLA Youth comes but once ID a lufetume Why not cnloy ut? HAROLD STOCK One of our bug sulent men MARGARET DAVIES She who lives obscurely and quuetly luycs well ,U LEONARD ROSENBAUM PHYLLIS DE MAIFFE rj Do you seek Phyllns equal? None us except herself STEVE PROVENCE It s the bad thats un the best of us Leaves the Saunt so luke the rest of us DAVID NANCE The old come huther look belies a quuet mlen ROSALIE CARDEN The joy of youth and health her eyes dusplay And ease of heart all her looks convey HELEN CHAYKOWSKI She IS never blue for her heart us smnlung There s a place and means for every man allve IACK HARTILL What a frosty splruted rogue as he ELVIRA BEAVER But Mr Sterling where IS the sparkle my eyes? MARY BILLICK Bluthc of cheer and gentle of mood RUSSELL BAIN He thanks wuthout confusuon clearly And loves has fellow men suncercly CHARLES SNEDDEN A gentleman that as always a gentleman DELLA ROSE STOKES I warrant thou art a merry lass 33 K x N LAWRENCE TATE . v , ' in IANE CAUSER Sport that wrrnkled care derndes And laughter holdrng both nts srdes EARL MILLER Tas better to have fought and lost Than never to haxe fought at all IACK ROBERTS Never has a trouble never has a care Teacher doesn t worry cause lackre s never there CERTRUDE DE MAIEEE Wrse to resolve and patlent to perform RUTH REMPIS Convrnce a woman agaunst her vvrll And she s of the same oplnuon stull PAUL DEVINE Hrs skull In racquettrng has won hum notrce and re Spect In the Big Sixteen LE ROY MICHELSON He makes no fruend who never makes a foe MARIAN SCOTT Her very frowns are falrer far Than smrles of other maidens are RUTH IDA BECK She greets you vvrth a smule Any place or any day We hope that thus smrle Wuth her wall ever stay BRONCO WULETICH A man should endeavor t be s plrant as a reed yet hard as cedar wood IOHN SHAEEER He that vvrll not when he may When he wlll he shall have nay MARY LA POLLA lvlerruly merruly shall l luve now Under the blossom that hangs on the bough 34 o a ' . X Pt ELSIE SHAFFER Q ffl- Elsie exemplifies a woman's crowning glory. PAUL SMITH Few persons have courage to appear as good as they are. MAX BILLS Versatility plus-he combines the artistry of a musi- cian with the craftsmanship of a mechanic. EDITH BRAUN Woman is most pcrfezt when most womanly. IOSEPHINE NOZICKA ln books or work or healthful play Let my first years be past. ERNEST HARMS An able man shows his spirit by gentle words and resolute actions. DONALD BAMBROUCH I put all my troubles in the pocket that has a hole In I' VERA LENBURC At a Chrisman game she has lots of fun Whether the team has lost or won IENNIE CIESLAK Energy and persistence conquer all things DONALD O BRIEN He lives to build not boast HERMAN CROSS With little labor little are our gains Man s fortunes are according to his pains HELEN SMITH And her tinsel tangled hair tossed and Iost upon the a r Was glossier and flossier than any anywhere I 5' I A12 EUGENIA BALASZ Her ways are ones of pleasantness And all her paths are peace PAUL STEPHAN Faint heart never vvon 1 fall' maiden GUY ECKELS Lazy bones howya gonna get your Englush done9 EDNA DOWNEY Smullng alvvay vvlth a never tadlng serenuty of coun tcnance MAY MASTERTON By sports are mv cares beguuled GEORGE SAEMS l-le who says luttle commuts humself to luttle IOHN STROM l come old Fords' ye have called me long' VERNA KUNERT I llve from one summer llndlan Lake! to the next so pardon my not llvung ln the wlnter MARY MARGARET MEYERS lt IS generally more protltable to reckon up our defects than to boast of our attannments MIKE STEPITA It I could not be l I would wash to be Duogenes PAUL MANDICH He s tough ma am tough and de vllvsh sly C,HAl LOTTE MAGES Youth IS vxhollv expenmental so Ill try anythung ONCE 36 L . 5 . c . ' F.. 1 C . w X f . . LEONE MoHRs X Snlence as the genuus of fools and one of the vnrtucs K of the wnse TOM LIEVAN A flash of red a swush of leather agaunst cord and Red has scored agam May thus success attend hum always FRED FRANCIS I thunk the Romans call It stoucusm IREYNE LOIS POLMACK A tender heart a gay smile has she HELEN LACEY Today belongs to me tomorrow who can tell? ANDREW WALLA Lo the spccd kung of Zll' AUSTIN SMITH Lvttle we know of him but much we cxpcct of hum MARC-UERITE WILHELM Lot s of unutuatnve and pep That s thus gurl clever? ou bet' RUTH E WALL What a gurl docs that she as NlCK KENISON Nuck IS small luke a stuck of dynamutc HARRY STOUT He was not merely a chap off the ol block but the old block vtself ARTIE WRIGHT And wrll you lvlr Mntchcll Love honor 1nd obey? 37 V5 m x . . , T Q J T , l ' 1 U ffN Q. of But a will known for its inflexibility. ' ' ' -- . y . FRANCES ELIZABETH KNAPP She s athletlcally nncluned Wnthout her our team would have declnned IACK SHOTLIFF He loves to make clever remarks Bad habits he has many But lust the same he s lots of fun And of friends he has plenty FRANK ELIOPULUS A gentleman quiet In manners and as industrious as the day us long CLADYS BRINER Her lute has many a hope and asm ANNE PYSH Nothmg endures but personal qualntues ROBERT O CONNOR He who can take advnce us sometumes superior to hum who can grve It CHARLES FOX Even beneath your very nose performs hrs knavush tracks QUIGID talkatuve7 No lust a happy muxture of the two PEARL QUILLAN Exerythmg ns as you take I ED SLAPICKAS Worry has knllcd many a man Why dle7 FRANCIS CLARK An unsung football hero Yet what would the team do wlthout nts managers SMILAIANICH To be of use an thus world as the only way to be happy 38 VIRGINIA DINCMAN D H 1 ' ' 'f. if f E f N! ANNE CONNORS Better far than weal h as reputatuon TONY BURCHESS He was a learned chap and dared the Fates to catch hum alseep or unawares 1oHN Messlcx A successful student aruses from a farmer boy of ye haven of Hobart EILEEN WELLS Umm a real blond Euleen seems to belueve In relax atuon fnrst last and always since her ambutlon ns to be GRACE WEEKS Someone of these days you ll hear from me PETER SCHAMER To sketch a tree m the art room Or to study Englush meter ls just another nasty job Of work for brother Peter BILL DUNNAM Look out' He ll haunt you THEO MAY HARDY Very nuce and sweet as she And just as quuet as can be MILDRED PROVAZNIK I wonder where Mary us but l see she cant be wuth me all the tame WILLIAM McCORKEL He wall succeed for he belueves all he says RICHARD LUEDTKE Quuet and unassumung and enloys rest most of all HELEN LOUISE SMAR What else as there to do Mass Sharpe? 39 3 bt F9 . ' ' Q 4 f 3 d D, a lady of leisure. VIRGINIA L WILSON Forward and frollc and glee were there The wlll to do the soul to dare HARRY SODERSTROM We love we scold we prarse we blame but could not do wlthout hum IOHN CLUNE lnexhaustnble good nature as the most prectous gttt of heaven CLENNA BRANT Speech IS great but silence as greater STELLA DOUCHERTY What ns becomung ns honorable What ns honorable us becomang lOHN ELLIOT WASHBURN When nn doubt about color combanatuons Here s your man Every man IS the archutect of hus own future MAE CARDEN True modesty IS a dlscerntng grace OHARLENE BOSLEY Thoughts and study are better than umpulses HAROLD SNELL Twrll all be well no need for care WAYNE ROUSH Napoleon was a lsttle man IAYNE WATSON Long has she been famous For her pleasing ways And that IS all ut takes ! To get by rn these days 40 LEROY CILE I D I f ' ' D I f 1 ,f f VIRGINIA BRENNAN IJ Of? A gIrl of freckles and raven locks K She s so sweet her frIends come In flocks CHARLES LAMBERT You guessed It he s a haberdasher OUfSIde of school DON CARR He shInes In all athletIcs Thus very popular chap And so busy IS he DOROTHY WEST She hath such daIIy beauty In her IIfc that makes all else seem ugly FLOIE HENDERSON What IS there gnven by the gods more desIrable than a happy hour? ALEX BARDOS You ve got to be a football hero To get along wIth a beautIful gurl ROBERT CARNIER An honest man close buttoned to the chIn Broadcloth wIthout and warm heart wIthIn CATHERINE CONROY We thInk a happy lute conslsts In tranquIIIIty of mInd HELEN BOCDAN I have a heart wIth room for every boy LESLIE C-UMBINER KIndIy step over to aIsle 3 to your nght please ALEX CALFAS We are charmed by neatness of person let not thy haIr be out of order FRANCES CARR The joy of IIte IS Wflften In her eyes 41 K T, . . , l , , l L . . I fl dw He hasn't time to nap. MARY MARUHNICK She has a fruendly smule and a Iskable way ISADORE KRIEC-ER Izzy belueves In attendung strrctly to business HIS concentratlon on any work to be done promases s success GEORGE SMITH George IS a genual gentleman If that were hrs only recommendation It as enough HELEN VALENTICI-I Lute IS Iust one grand yoke to Helen RAMONA WASHBURN Ramona has peaches and cream complexuon and blond halr She IS gust as nuce as she looks IRVIN BARNIGK What us a track team wrthout a student manager? lrvln always makes hlmself useful and he wall ham mer at a job untnl It IS done EDWARD HURLEY MARY SMULSKI Mary IS the quuet sort S e earnest and suncere In both her work and play SONIA YONAN She knows how to work She knows how to play She as always dolng somethlng That makes others gay BILL MARSDEN BIII s sllence IS notrcable but hrs take your tume attntude IS covered by hrs consccentuous workmanshup MIKE STOKICH Why worry about tomorrow? It s stall today DOROTHY WOLAGO I Her Irfe has many a hope and asm -42 ' ' hi School is just a necessary evil. ' ' h is ' , . I y N! MARY DUDASH They who are pleased themselves must always please PAUL WEEKS C-urls to the rlght of hum Cvrls to the left of htm EUGENE STRICKLAND A sound Mrnd rn a sound Body as a short but full descrnptron of a happy State JENNIE CZARNICKI When was rt that her hand was not stretched out to do an act of krndness9 MARY SHAHBAZ Every person IS responsuble for all the good wuthrn the scope of her abllltres and we assure you that Mary s sphere us the largest BILL LESNEWSKI But Bull where were you yesterday at 3 l57 BOB DEXTER Always tardy always late just the same he s a good old skate ELEANOR LAU Sort o sleepy sort o shy Never sncluned to ask you why MILDRED KNESEVICH By dulrgence she wuns her way ln all her undertakungs DONALD DACEY Three thrngs are ever srlent Thought Destrny and the Crave but Don may be the fourth BERNICE KOEPKE l-ler smulrng countenance brughtens the way of others LOUISE STAYDUHAR l m on my way wrth a merry heart KATHERlNE SAEMS Katherrne Saems us an active lass Starrrng rn all the sports that pass MARGARET MACEY Quletude IS and always will be her greatest vrrtue 43 .J l 1 l . , 4 X Eli: ' ' ' l t . l 4 7-.A . . . 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K We the Senuor Class of l934 of Horace Marin Hugh School being legally sane un mund and DhY5'C3llY Sound 'n b0dY are l e ebY em0fl0Vl6lly moved to leave some remembrance to our fel low sufferers the forgotten underclassmen Also we wush to leave something worthwhule to our dearly beloved faculty who helped us to strugg e through these long four years To our beloved Staff Director Mrs Plckard A Staff that wull sell fuve hundred annuals un the furst week To Henry McHargue A seat un hus Cuvucs class for hus new born son To George Fowble An Economuc Class that won t fall asleep on hum To Mr Holliday A Physics class that wull give hum their full attentuon and best abuluty To our Pruncupal Mr Lutz A new fure alarm system to abolush our present false a'arms order that we the Senior Class wu l luve at least for one semester un the memory of our un derclassmen we bequeath the followung all the ambutuous juniors Rog Stapelton s job of President of the Senior Class o Alex Papp Marty s elongation anybody dumb enough to take ut Eluzabeth Fulbert s typewriter Glenn Smuth john Lobsuger s unterest un a certaun blond all heartbroken gurls Chlorus Coates s book on How to Snare a Boy Friend Bob Landeck Aubue Aubuchon s abuluty to Captain a basketball team Anne Nuttal Aluce Wood s peroxude bottle so she can be a blond too Blaze Lucas Chuck Tyler s rooster comb wave un hus haur Sam Hall Emanuel Shupow s Honored Guest posuluon at the school dances Betty Burge Martha Kenward s pretty eyes all love suck gurls Bully Scroebel s pucture to hang un the study hall jack Dwyer Dorothy Davuss true love Glenn Cooper Dan Harkun s abuluty to go steady anybody capable of takung ut jum Ludberg and Olene Kaehler s job of edutor chief To all who want to see a real gurl Catherine launtl Cavanaugh s pucture Duck McNeil Bull Clufford wull leave hus speed so Duck can get a major letter oo Pete Futzgerald jack Snyder s abuluty to attract the gurls Anne Barret Helen Grote s date book Bull Rudgely Bob johnson s sweet soprano vouce to lead cheers wuth Betty jane Welch Ethyl Wilkuns advuce on How to be the Belle of the School Ruth Verplank jayne Wulson s flashung alluring sruut. Syd Booth jurn Harrungton leaves hus ambutuon jack Gulroy Bull Forsythe s fuve hour a day Chemustry course the school The Annual Staff leaves an annual that wull never be surpassed Bull Hake A lufe insurance polucy ln testumonu, whereof we have set our seals thus l8th day of Aprul I934 The Senuor Class By Bull Hake 44 J! l. ' . ' - - ' ll. - ' ' ' ' ' . lll. - ' ' ' . ln , , ' , 'Z ' ' - To ' ' ' - . ' ' ' ' . T - f' ' . To ' - ' ' ' ' . To . - . . . . . Q To . - . ' .. 1 . To - ' ' ' ' ' . To - ' ' ' . . To - ' ' ' ' . To Virginia Cole--Ruth Anderson's silent giggle. To - ' ' ' . To - ' . To v . . 3- . . . .. an . A To - ' ' U . To - ' ' . To ' H ' ' ' ' ' s-in- To , ,- . . . . . 4 t A To . - . . . G, I To - ' - To ' ' - ' ' , ' . To - f ' ' 's ' To - ' ' ' ' To - A ' ' ' ' s. To ' - ' ' ' ' . To - ' . 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Wl ' 1 w, - - 7 ,, ,fl . v., 4 f Q f A H H r r f' Q 3 f L W . clelmnf boys And elrls began the trek of The r hlgh school L -1 ci lllj fl Su , C Tel splrlt IU mfier ' H Jul m te L e le a G 'sneix haf ea W ' ax' s L ' f h, in ff p X gr: ann tfl W5 X I . 3 Q l C of PAULA swxw IACK owwra ANNE BARRETT IUNE TRANSEAU ROBERT LANDEGK MARY ELIZABETH I'AI-'IfLIl IANET EDMUNDS BOB CRAIG RUTH BRENNAN IVIAXINE K PETERSON SIDNEY BOOTH ISABELLE BORNS IVIILLIGENT RUGHTI GILBERT LAUE VIRGINIA CARSON WINIFRED WINDSOR PAUL RANSEL ANN NUTTALL BETTY PASTRE EUGENE PARIS BETTY BURRESS The freshmen began to talk of the good oId dwys when they had been ID grade school About thus tnme old man Depressuon poked has head un and Informed them that there would be no I-resnfncn Frolrc thas the fnrst dusappountment of the clus of I935 However thus bad news dnd not dns courage the freshmen Theur successful presentw tnon after much preparatson and practnce of thexr class play A Knss for Cnnderella gave Them 1 name an The theatrncaI fneld It may also be sind that the freshmen added therr but To the Show down But drama dud not hold full swa5 for thcrc c , c I , 2 L 'J . 4 ft K . ' c I. , 'I ,f Y , c c , BETTY SCULLY CHARLES LUTZ PHYLLIS STONE REGINA CURRY WENDELL GOAD BUNTY BAIN IEANNETTE GROSE FRED SHERIDAN VIRGINIA HUGUS ELI7Abl.TH LIGHTBODY BEN LEMLEY DONABEL MAGGART CATHERINE FOREAKER RICHARD McGHEE FRANCES BLAIR MARY LOUISE MORRIS RAY HUETTNER LOUISE SCHUBICK DOROTHY THOMPSON BERNARD WECHSLER MARION ROSEBERY were othcr flelds un whnch these students could dns play theur talents Those athetlcally mclrned were welcomed In the gymnasuum Many of the gurls were selected for teams and the young men of the class vxho had thelr eyes on mayor letter began to who were muslcally Incl ned was the Ilght opera The Yoeman of the Guard An added induce ment for those who shone In the classroom was the far away glrmrner of the Sensor Honor Society Then before they qunte reallzed what rt was Ilke to be In hugh school these freshmen found that 33 J I . I I ' s. take an extra helping of spinach each day. For those MARY IEANNETTE HAGUE SAM HALL CAROL GASSER MARY ELLEN TUERFF GEORGE FLETCHER SARAH GRONNTHER EDNA PARKER BILLY WILSON PAULINE HOOPER MAXINE GOUNDIFF THOMAS BODKIN MARY IANE PETERS ELIZABETH BROWN NORMAN BROWNE VIRGINIA WHALEN WILDA BERG ALLAN STINSON MARIE QUILLEN PLARL IANE CUNNINGHAM WAYNE GUPPETT RUTH SUTER Sprxng exams were comnng, Sprlng exams were hero Sprung exams were over And Sophomore days were near Self confldent and nonchalant lBut1s he free from care and want9l The sophomore saunters down the hall Wuth an aur of Importance the frlend ot Laden wrth all the knowledge of one year ot more year The sophomores perfectly at home arnud the confusion of hugh school and lmrnedratel gan bossung the freshnes and consrdernng our I all. I hugh school, the class of V935 entered Its sopho- I' ' ' ' y be- BETTY BURGE FRED TYLER ELIZABETH IEAN WEBB DOROTHY KING GLEN RECKTENWALL DOROTHY PEMBERTON IUNE STEWART RALPH SANDINE EDITH IANE GEISERT MARY LOUISE ROWE MAX HINDMAN GERALDINE HERNDON GENEVIEVE SOVICH ROBERT MURPHY EMILY THOMAN MARY ALICE HYMAN ALBERT MATTHEWS DOROTHY GUETZKA LA VERNE GREEN GLENN COOPER MARGARET PRASCSAK selves the very good friends of the junuors and seniors Because Mr Depression was Stull wth them the sophs declded to omat their class play and have a class dance In nts place The dance was on St Patruck s day and judging from the verbal expressvons that were dropped durnng the course of the evening and the followung week It was a social affaur whuch should not have been mlssed Many of the sophomores were now taklng an actuve part an the school actrvutves Whule the studnous were patuently pulling toward the Sensor Honor Society the musncal were gonnung In to make the Lake County Musuc Festnval a success The sophomores admured the Sensor Class especially that year for keepung up the tradutuon of the Horace Manual 55 - T v . . . -I .. RUTH MEEHAN IAMES JOHNSON ANN LYDON XNINNIE MAHONEY ALBERT KRONER GRACE MCKEON MARTHA IVICCOOL FRANK COLLINS BETTY BRELSEORD BERNICE CLASKI EUGENE LANCAN KATI-IRYN IOI-INSON ELIZABETH CERCELY WILLIAM I-IARRINCTON IVIARIAN CARIVIICI-IAEL SARA DEE DONALD DAVIES EUNICE EOREAKER WANDA KUZIVIICKI DAVID RADEN I-IAZEL DANIELS pnte of the dltfvcult economacal sutuataon The class of nuneteen thurty tuve Has learned that to wnn you turst must struve To do your best In every way And thus grow wuser day by day The class of 1935 had by now reached the hughlv elevated state ot beang tumors Now lunuors twex attempted everythung and could look down even be a wee but pal :sh wrth the semors whsle they were wanttng for them to .ock oft Faust gave the rnusuc department an excellent opportu mtv to do theur best The fact that many of the boys were now on the football and basketball teams 6 in S . , , . I ' their noses at the freshmen and sophomores and , T ,,I . - .. I, an MARCIUERITE SCOTT ROY FRANTZ MARY KATHRYN SCOTT MAXINE WARWEC RICHARD BEERS MARGARET CERBER LILLIAN HARRIS CLARENCE SEDERBERC HERMINA KATZENDORFER MILDRED HOFTY WALLACE HACUE MARALYN BERCI ALICE HAMILTON PAUL MURPHY IRENE CROSS OLWEN EVANS RAYMOND BOBROWSKI ESTHER KRAUSE EILEEN DIXON ROGER IOHNSON EUFINE WYSOCK only added to l935s Importance The lunuors watched wzth syrnpathetlc eyes the many de feats of our football team and they relouced when Horace Mann s basketball team carned off the cuty Clothes a comedy wlth old Chlna as the settlng was produced and made a success But the climax of the year and the yunlors last offering was the Prom W wat a Prom' The most colorful and the most successful event of the year was attended by all those who could possnbly get there with of course thenr best gurl or boy friend as the case mlght have been D7 championship. The class play, The Emperors New Z' l ,f-N L.f-' MARGARET KETCHAM CLARENCE BLAKE MARCERY PATTERSON MINNIE KRAUSE HERBERT SIMS PAULINE l-lAVERlAK SOPHIA SMOSNA ALTON OLSON ETHEL BRUSVEN MADGE LYTLE 1oHN WEAVER HARRIET HARRIS And now the class of l935 wrth Mrs Schness as nts sponsor and lack Dwyer Anne Barrett Ro bert Landeck and Mary Eluzabeth Parker as the class offucers looks back upon a year that the lunuors may rightfully be proud of a year that wrll someday be treasured as one of their most pleasant memorres Thrrsty for knowledge and groprng for learnmg Wnth hearts set on college and clear eyes burning Ambutrous lunlors e er plundering onward Up where the brrd soars to punnacles honored So struve we lunnors never once adle Hopnng to wan for us name fame or tntle 58 X f R VW f in 2 wzzwu V i 0 1 c n age n nce n fl m n na J DV ncmore a u at t C socnos o r respect ve mean in tool blame 'vlr cphr e or Nlr Tnem lstocles The v cre undouptedlv unawarc of the evll thex were no T ve l1D5 Ph losophers an sclentlsts are astonlshed pw the tact that nearly even we known person of oday ha ome rom the same school and class F rst there lS l-lls Excelle c Kenath Sponsel Pres dent of these Unuted States l-lls latest accompllshment lS the defeat of 'Vllss Ro c women s cundldate for the presldencv Where dad such an unc lnatlo aruse3 Turn Lack the clock twentx flve ears l9 3 Was here a slngle one of he three hundred and slxt n n sophomores who was unwware of the clvll vwar vwhlch rwged for months hetween lGl3 s under the leadershlp of Rose Rose and the lOA under Kenath Sponsel9 The general of the lOA f tuon was xlfforlous but clalms he bears nf ma :ce The famous Uctors of todax ind the Saturdax Chlldren s Theater What v as the begnnnlnsg Azgaln we look back twen ty fnve years The sophomore plax Peter Pan was really a gulnea pug w some respects slnce If was used to test the Saturdav Chlldren s Theater ldea The experument was successful moreover we are told that lt wlll be followed by other class plays hereafter Comp :ments go to Mddred Smnth lrvung Greenwald and every one else who waded nn nts success Plnally there are the scholars and athletes of our day The former lncludes Allan lVlcClrrnon Ralph Peterson and others of the same hneh standard the lwtter Vvllllam Lloyd and ames Suggs rivals of Carnera and Red Grunge All were sophomores of 33 Thet :me lS nglh l93-l Our work successful wc have suc ceeded More power tc such 1 lunuor class x TY x J CI ri 7 ,... f 1 7 I l. I Ll I I To Cf of xe .-.no sha sta thts gs Q' ,years he , EQ ol cl 1 a .eu ii- fhe fact t fthe wcro Up' , J li derlv we of reek words ' V ' ' anl mo cs lr li, Y ln? v.lse I d 'ft ',sh'l 'T A Sd ,cl s ' - ,Y, .vs A , ,X X, , dolng to defensefess posteratv when they colned the phrase T It is w he I ar T TT 1 d , ' ' H F l L ., , I l H 1 D L v l , , Fl ju 'X . l 4 3 a ' l L ' l f l n N '- v It lS f'3'. t 5 1 A 1 Y f, l cl . A C 1 l l Cx ' 's, ' ac- l fs , s ' ' 1 Q J l Q T I . c .If ll 1 . 7 r ' f X, f ' g , f ' lf l . 1 . . , C I l cl Q . I f y C l l-if fx s ENT lil 'EL TOP ROW George Kouchar Lawrence Carden Sylvta Ltndgren Patrlcla Brattch Laura Wtl klns Eltnor Vfard Rosemary Rose jerry Werber Mttchell Cash Harry Moore THIRD ROW john Tokash Perry Nelson Enwln Whalen Bonnte Owen lone Zumbwb Dorothy Blake Wrn Rrdgelv Kenath Sponse' Charles ODonnell CECOND ROW Paul Walker Russell Beaver Madelyn lvlttchell Betty lane Welch Ellen Oluver Harrlson Reed Anna Kuzma Ann La Darna johnson George Harms Frank Kylsa FIRST ROW Steve Rachgelt Edward Pavltaskt Crystal Bore Elste Rebech Sophn Kraw cewtaz Roy Westphol loxce Morrts Dorothy Ralph Maxtne Warweg Floyd Krett Warren Hess lOl' ROW Charles Dullo Lawrence Gallagher Warren Cannon Gra C Romlg Loutse Daman Betty Wagner Ralph Peterson lrwln Greenwald Altce Gross Mtldred Smlth loan Free rnan l' nk Petersrn A len McKtnney ,warn Barn ton Helen Straszewskt Ntque Loklnda Vtvtenne Weiss Don Ransel Ruth Tuttle Elnora Wtlltamson Robert Wulson Wtlltam Koentg SECOND ROW lack Scott Boh Fox Mary Lou se Sulllvan Rosemary Dugan lone Ow rt Walter Henrtkson Alta Reed Marv lane Wtlson Margaret Strlncl'-ak Teddy Wanwt lon Solomon l V Harr nrnctman Paul Nonut Dnn Wrwx Delores Lasser Betty Saw cr Mtchael Stmon Mary Punnguus H rrct Olsew Xvllblf Weeks Bob Gumblncr e Salamon 60 I I I . , ' . s, L h, -ra h . , ' I . ' . u ' A W - THIRD ROW: Wulltam Welter, Howard Muller, Betty Smtth, Marlon Yarnold, Elolse Pember- VIEPST ROM 1 . v XI' , . ' tr, , . -.f . L , . L L , a t - v, L , , l'l TOP ROW Wullne Kacak Orvllle Dantord Melvtn Marrs uanlta Keene Evora Edgecombe lane Cross Wullnam McLaughlin Felcla Harnllton Llllnan Bloomqulst Stephanne eb lonskl Edward Kls Charles Bowlby Alan l'V'cClnmon THIRD ROW Ralph Carpenter Roy Downey Harry Lobslger Elame Arenson Peg johnson Cenevleve Kolodzlel Lydua Noalc Ceculla Cnsowskl Sophie Krawcewucz Wulllarn ones Paul Ferkull Robert McDevutt SECOND ROW Frank Klemnnslc Warren Benout Coyde Brant Eleanor ensen Pat Bellln Dorothy Flynn Edlth Howarth Clara Edltz Blanche Esslck Ralph Bentley Tom Ambre lack Morfee FIRST ROW Walter Lerght joe Murauda leronne Balm Thelma Anderson lane McNally Mary C-audlo Katherlne C-erlfe osephlne Alonso Katle Esslck Earl McConnell Duck lOP ROW Rose Kosacz Marcella Clone Helen Kanlfowsku Doris McConnehey Ruth Markle :ce Donlln Wllllam Barley ane Flelg Lvtta lane Mettler Enud Kraft Caro n Daugherty Cleraldlne Berkey loann Lybrook THIRD ROW Ronald Andrews lay Kser florence Ball leannette Lester Clara Mlccolns Arnella laskolskl Lewls Evans Arvella Ernst Marlon Hutton Dorothy Bretsch Phyllw Brown Bud Boursler larnes Brlggs SECOND ROW Eddle Oomrney ohn Gallagher Evelyn Davls lda Ruth Campbell Bottle McFarland Barbara Mattern Lawrence Barrett El: abeth Kuss Nortel Mullen Adelalde Narcowlch Charlotte Kelsey Paul Clennon FIRST ROW Lnnnea Bohman Betty Bulls lullana Moses Amta C-arnble Vurgunla Minor Lauri Le Cuyer Martha Nlcoles Pose Nucoles Vlrgmla Macedo Esther Durbun Mary Mundell 6l 3- 1 r 1 O K ' . E I , 3 - - q . l - 1 , I I . , V 1 - ' 1 l . -, , 1 , 1 . ' , Daugherty, B1lIEckels. Al ' , ' , 5 ' g R ' , ' ' , ly' ' : Cl . l I , . , . . Tx, TOP ROW Meyer Tupler Hlllard Bryer Robert Th nnes Eraneeg Gnrler Loulse Erler Mar garet :toocl jack Grlroy Anna Url ck Helen uao Margaret P splehel Howard Prlce Norman Smltn Stuart Slzer THIRD ROW Robert Knapp Thomas Waste Stanley Ozug D :sy Wuletlch Nalma Smltt Rose Mary Unetxch Mary Susan Steyens C-l elle Sab'e Shar ey McCartney Eleanor Von draself Robert Call Srdney Berg Norman Kralbenhoefl Seheub Eleanor Oxerdortf Artllth Snyder Dorothy Elynn Mary Voytartexslfy Mar mg Dorlot Mrldred Welsh Vxfulter Re ner Vxfalter Koontz FIRST ROVV Wllluarn Parklnson a jx Whltlow Ed Valentlne john Flsh Helen Tamak Ethe Duranleau lrene Warda Alex Papp oe Paclallk Don Stephenson Harry Waryel TOP ROW Make jenko Stanley Dec Ne'son McDanlel Mary Loolsc Bush Esther Lorlf Mary Dygus Charles l-layens john jonautus Albuna judlzyewskl Osephlne Konkowskl Fellx Blllekr Earl Gelselman Arthur Nordqulst THIRD ROW Charles Knapp George Good joe Goltlney Margaret Koontz Theresa Allegrettc Ellzabeth Kalzorowskn Sophla Banas Bernlce Bllsky Ollve Davus jack Hannaback Bob Crrun Nnck Knezeylch SECOND ROW Paul Caster Lewls Marlfs Henry Lopez Paullne Lowther Betty Green Helen Mattlyak Angellna Allegret e X ar an Hclfman Marlan Ham ton Herman Bode Harry Foster Bazel Fermandez FIPST ROW Kenneth Mundell Kelth Crown Char'es johnson Katle Chappo Fern Clement Frances Helmanck ean Housekeeper Ealne Kraus Georglna Knox Harry McNamara Frank Dalge Benny Shahbwz l 6 7 ,Y A ' Y t' ' , 5, Q, fl: U-in . . 1 .5 Q O 7 I . I V 1 f 1 V S ' ' 4 'Q x V S . Q 1 I' , V l ll , Q 'ei ri l , V , SECOND ROW1 Lelgh Dunn, Frank Sohocly, Mlldred Mrtrnlngstar, Catherlne Patrerlls, Grace 1 . j C' , . , , , -5 , . . l . , . ' ,1 ' e C: I W, ' , ' r . I fig! TOP ROW Frank Nuckel Roy Carlson Louls Ceuger Catherlne Connors Margaret Conroy Frank Kosocz Dorothy Barnhouse Dons Davls Ruth lsaacson Evelyn Bjork Ray Byron Leo Cohn R-46 THIRD ROW Leslle Combs Texas Mlnter Arthur Mlssal Marne Langbehn justlne Evans Edlth Edwards Sylvla Cross janet Burton Loulse uknevlch Bull Lewls Stanley Cresuk Walter Blllckl SECOND ROW Frank Bryya Charles Lundberg Charles Mulr La Verne Evans Bertha Lang behn Katherine Feder Mary Ellzabeth Lynch Helen Nebe june Curtlce Bernard Hlnes Robert Anderson Henry Lesnlewskn l-IPST ROW Bully Carpenter Oscar Nedberg Russell Kramer Veronlca Conroy Marlan Haupt Vnrgunua Foreaker Patsy jones Vlolet Hayes Vlolet Hayden Charles Hann Torn Clbbons jack Hughes TOP ROW john Pnce Alphonse Razera Mathllda Yurjevlch Bessie Orr Chester Taylor Margaret Mallzzo Torn O Boyle Glyn Evans THIRD ROW Martln Skala Otls Benner ulla Fedornock Anne Bardos Catherlne Plndorf C H Canaday john Tokas SECOND ROW Herbert Sweutzen George Stubbler Phyllns Webster Ruth Verplank Blanche FIRST ROW Glen Hale jack Newman john Super Mary jayne Wllson Ann Pezo Andy Charges Robert Srnlth jacob McDonall Lil 63 u N l l . X i 113 j T T 1 T T T T 5 I ' T F Y I l ' ' . , V Slmrey, jlr-n O'Brien, Ernest Blurns. V V l W c H 'mf ,L , . 5' C , F ,T 7 T Yi Rh r,T eh X Y X T 1 A W E I s .... X E ' . .fe - Q , f fr l 1,146.4 01 l The Hours I Spent Wuth Thcc Dear Hcart Mrs Prckard Lazy Bones Tom Starr You ve Got Everythung Catherune Cavanaugh Sophustncated Lady Alnce Woods Dancung Lady Dorothy Davus Our Blueroom 3OI Three On A Match Fred Colluns Anabcllc Hoffman B ll Holck Musnc Makes Me Wulmer jensen Dad You Ever See A Dream Walkung june Transcwu Temptatuon Helen Trcknor Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Bull Holck Mornmg Noon and Nught Sam Gaunt and Bunty Bam Go Daggers of 33 A E P All Amencan Gurl Ruth Anderson I May Be Dancung Wuth Somebody Else But I Keep Thank mg of You jack Dwyer Some of These Days john Clune Lets Fall In Love Bob Lobsnger Dorn the Uptown Lowdown Rudolph Sherwood Oh I Hate Myself Emanuel Shrpow Everythrng I Have ls Yours Olof Smutt I Love You More When You re Away Daphne Wrlluams mg To Me Lulluan Aubuchon We Can Bunld A Lrttle Home Bull Clnfford Last Roundup-G A Fowble Somethnng About a Solduer james Lubcrg Don t Change Bull Forsythe Sweet and Lovely Esther Stewart Shuffle Off To Buffalo Artue Wnght Mutchell Boulevard of Broken Dreams Mary Ann Starr I m A Nlght Owl Scott Smlth jummy Had a Nlckel UI james Harrtngton You Brought a New Kmd of Love to Me Ruth Meehan Brother Can You Spare a Dnme Bull Scrobel True Harrret Mrlgrlm You Ought To Be ln Puctures john Prrcc You re My Thrull Bob Tuttle Learn To Croon Bull Hake just An Echo ln the Valley Bull Sykes I Surrender Dear Roger Stapleton Sweet Adelrne Don Dacey Moonlught And Roses Bob Tobnas Dont Blame Me Helen McClelland You re ln My Power Chlorus Coates Thanks Suzanne Henderson Nught Tnme Dorothy West and Wulmer jenscn Blue Hours Vrrglnla McDonald Our Bag Love Scene john Drnscoll and Pearl Cunnrngham As You Desnre Me Fay Howell Sang You Sunners Sung Mrs Sheehan If I Love Agam june Townsley 64 ffe el Somebody Loves Mc I Wondcr Who? Paul Flcmmg My Hero Betty jane Welch I just Couldn t Take It Baby Bob johnson Shanghai Ll Lllllan Herndon Ill Be Falthful Ethyl Wnlknns Puddun Head Woodun Head jones Mclvrn jones Hold Your Man Betty Burge You Can Be Had Be Careful Arthur Farquhanson Cather Llp Rouge Whsle You May B ll Ellr t My Past Present and Future Betty Rncks Bend Down Slsters Mrs Danner Two Loves Have I Bob Dexter Smrlun lrlsh Eyes Ann Barrett She Done Hum Wrong Helen Valentuch I m No Angel Bessue Edwards You ve Got To Be A Football Hero Ace Harmon Howm I Dorn Dot Head Lnvun In Doubt Vlrglnua Carson lm just A Vagabond Lover Ruchard McNeul Do You Belueve In Love At Srght7 Marty Posprchcl Kecp Young and Beautuful Pnerre Fitzgerald Over Somebody Else s Shoulder Sam Hall Get Hot Foot Davld Fox I Heard Helen Grote Come Up Some Tume Dorothy Grote Who Walks ln When I Walk Out Bob Martun Love ls the Sweetest Thung Dorothy Hauger Vrve La France Dan Harkln I ll Always Be In Love Wnth You Duck Templrn Nexertheless Glen Cooper My Heart s Desare jack Snyder Gave Me Llberty or Guve Me Love Vrrgmra Hugus Honey janet Edmunds Tnred Of lt All Analue Henderson Somethnng In The Nlte jayne Wulson My Future just Passed Earl Muller Keep Smnlung-George Fletcher Old Pappy john Lobslger Were You Sincere-Olene Kaehler Love Locked Out jack Roberts Sweet Sue Wendell Goad Faded Summer Love Lulluan Wulkrnson My Sulent Love Phyllus Stone Shadow Waltz Alex Papp I rn A Dreamer Darwen Webster Wrthout That Certam Thung Marlon Hutton Be Careful Of Those Eyes Peggy Pospuchel I Don t Wanta Go To Bed Bette Orrus Hmppy As The Day ls Long Carol Gasser Whos Afraud of the Bug Bad Wolf Mr Lutz . . 1 l 'C L, ' ' ' g T ' 4 ' ' ' - i 'ot ld ' ' - . . . 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' ' Its The Talk of the Town- -Mary Lou Wentz , 'zciuzzfzzz V :if Ve lA S6 anarne F are e are en e n are f ste to ard fu 5 The s re Sr h C van ed fne bv one untl se reafhed the to ur Ce ot proaresslstelnars eu lna do trlend tear cr inc hippv davs benlnd lut tre e are fnore to to low mc ends to N th n x J s rns t at ve me bro ressec f e 1 rnteref' lflnderfarten at about the sarnc tlrne Some have dropped o t gradually but the class has f me through X nth 1 aotd record Experlence has been 1 wise and aenerallx k nd teacher to us all We ve learned to be srnal and shlne rather than be tall and cast a shadow We hue grown up The Freshmen Frollc whleh rs a shlnlng hlghllght may be wttended now The floor us a blur ot colors the alr tl d vvu the sound of laughter t lrt bug nrgh e Freshmen Plav IS another hugh soot rn the class hlstorv whuch was put over ID an outstandlnq way No wonder Thls class his xerx outstandlng oftueers to lmfk s mer as the secretart the lad x nth 2 ln a Bla Lucas as the wee oresrdent and hat Babe Ange lne ratleh reasur r s I y res r tw s some one rea 5 bla though to be elected the Fresh Pre sldent if ,Q 1 g, .X A' ' . . CTI I ,- X 5 t o erght eng, .ears 3' er' ir Sendo' L e oxcr XY I A ,xvng U ' l sence e --es r ah scheo fthe 'rrst :ala e p t.-.f Q , r We foa step' or 1. ' ades ,axe lp len ad 1 4 o I' T . A have ,, p O pn T 1 F 1 - f' lc ml lf. l it lv 'I r l el' A 1 sh - s T, 'f L. l'Lrl X then shall eherlsh those rnernorues always and have nevv fn tall the vacanczes and he-lr, us ur: e e t ster ,'7 ltfee h .f htf g xg 'fSlJl.'.l'E,' Wlell 3 1 5 u fl a' , . eo t w 1 ff Q X . V L L V I ' Q . x r l f N T K ' . 1 IS lle 'th 'l 's our f' S ' T, Th C l. l L f V' , V A . 4, I J ut A ' tar'PfOl f M . A l ze gf 7, Z f V 1 r , l B 1 as thet e Ak Bll!fQ et It cle' -X , .., 4, W xxx Z. C X L f s f I' 57' C, --5 1 TOP ROW: julian Capata, jess Burks, Delores Davis, jane Ringer, Dorothy Kaehlcr, Wanitg Horrigan, Margaret McLaughlin, Marjorie McDevitt, Ethel Cergely, Ed Herbert, Tom Harmon. THIRD ROW: Bill Parsons, Albert Durber, Carmen jarvis, jane Burress, Mary Owens, Dorothy Davies, joan Creahan, Rex Moore, Franklin Kenward. SECOND ROW: Richard France, Donald Hoover, Rose Mary Glennon, Dorothy Grote, Naomi Bates, Velma Nelson, Dorothy janich, Raymcnd Dwyer, Albert Licari, FIRST ROW: Milton Robinson, Billy McCullough, Usona Milgrim, Ruth Newman, Eileen johnson, Rosemary Bauer, Evelyn Hinkle, William Prosser, Albert C-ross, TOP ROW: Ciustave Cadness, Edward Bell, julius Schiller, Lucille Towers, Stella Smith. Dor- othy Kell, Evelyn Baker, Kathryn Thomas, Madeline Edwards, Chancey Smith, Clement Slapikas, Philip Benson. THIRD ROW: Steve Kovact, john Adent, Oliver Starr, Bob Stahl, Margaret Saynak, Alma Boto, Neadies Lederer, Lillian jacobson, Edith Brown, Dorothea Mae Clark, George Sus- kedo, Robert Tabor, Charles Welter. Norman Bowman. SECOND ROW: Vern Smith, Raymond Sarnchuk, Byford Fleming, Margaret Trussa, Pearl Luedtke, Madeline Scully, Lorraine Collette, Frances Wilson, Marjorie Dobis, Helen Czarnecki, Chester Smith, Homer Sharavsky, Clarence Fifield. FIRST ROW: C-ordon Bain, Leslie Cutler, C-eorge Sperl, Shirley Moore, Helen Klym, Lois Vander Here, Marian jordan, Mary Smar, Anna Zakutanski, Arthur Schor, William Terus, Arthur Cifarelli. K. X6' 66 N11 , X62 n .5 X TOP ROW joseph Bauch Donald Hawknns Laura Cornellus Olmyer jordan Frances Pytynskl Irene Hork vu Blanche K joan LeBoeuf Anne Connor napp john Oavns jean Pnckart THIRD ROW Norman Caedtke john Rajsuch Ewald Clemens Edvth Carmlchael Hazel Meads Luculle Balley Mary Davus Helen Davey Lena Pull john McCarney Vnrgnl Luken Mnl ton Lohman SECOND ROW james Reusswlg Owen Handman Lloyd Beckwnth Betty Coleman Esthe Farmer Ceorgla Rose Vera Babruk Bella Saratun Bully Ceasert Roy Mason Alber johnson r t FIRST ROW Robert Maggart Sheldon Baker Seymour Deutch Catherune Drnscoll Ruth Preston Mavlyn McBude Margaret Puazza Esther Koukomls jess Adamson Bull Bow man Kenneth Matson TOP ROW Bob Von Bereghy Hxllard Wysock john Walsh joanne Parsons Lenora Wulkunson Olnve Starr Helen Whute Emxly Ivan Emma Schaser Don Kurkendorfer Paul Martun Alex Norwalsh THIRD ROW Waymon Lewus Paul Bush Bob Slll Wlnnue Sprowls Harnet Prlpps Isabel Provaznlk Melva Ferguson Eulalua Terrnvullnger Irene Mndash Helen Wenrlch Walter Fletcher Robert Witt Mack Smuth SECOND ROW Ted Long Frank Vudmuch joe Svantner Clara jean Thlel Vlvlan Keene Phyllus Simon Frances Tupler Angelune Bratlch Betty Wnlson jack Carter Bull Strahl Mrke Papamonolu FIRST ROW Make Dlmxtrukovuch Alfred Krushlnskl Charles McWrath Katherine johns Dorothy Schraeder Helen Soderstrom jean Webster Betty Hodge Margaret Webb Eugene Shooter Ernest Lenser Davd McDowell Robert Smlth 67 Y, as , ,-' I .F I . 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I I I I I - - I - I I I I I I I I I I I I Z I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . . i I - ' XKXEX3-X N. h r su .J - .f I on TOP ROW George Pusher Vlretl McLean oseph Carlln Geraldlno Reed can Brrwn Ernestune Petrus Helene But Lucllle Brter Audrey Danford Bernard Lundy Robert Edmunds Rlchar Meyer Fred Borns THIRD ROW Robert Gramm Cllfton Brewer Ralph Gates Eva ones Burbara McFarl1ntl Ruth Knrchoff Betty luyne Greene Loulse Edge Cathenne Gallagher Albert Dtnes Matthew Dorman Thomas Mullfern SECOND ROW Pete Polmwek lohn Hunqlmxnn Leonard Avernll Helen Rtdgely Peg Eer guson Dalsy Evansylch Vlrglnn Hanson Cl1lrCl'te'lberg Wayne Bruner Emenc Konrwdy Dan Mahala FIRST ROW Gerald Brown Albert Garnler Wllluam Funky Margaret Henderson Ruth Cnr land Agnes Clark Thomas Russell ohn Peet Eugene ewart Robert ODonnell TOP ROW john Pushcarr Carl Harbut Byford Flemtne Gltdys Nox wk Donna Studness Vxfll fred Tobey Bob Stahl Matthew Dorman THIRD ROW ltm Reussw g Albert Durbtn Frances Vtfllson lane Burress Faye Taylor Ethel SECOND ROW Beatrtce Parsons lane Mtlteer Edna Szot Mananne Neff Sophta Koslow Dwtd McDowell james Scott Fll ST ROW Mtlton Roblnson Eugene ewart lVl1rt re LeRoy Lorena Burka Helen Stephan Earle Smtth Le Roy Lebo -..--1 ,W 6 1 , , I . ' 1 , l 1 t . 2 , t , 1 , . l , 1 . 1 , . 1 . ,,. . 3. , . . l , l . ' - I - l .... 1 Gergely, Dorothy Dawes, Bully Getsert. 1 2 . l . 1 on , , 1 . . ld, Q 2 1 Sf ' . 5 C? A . ' - 1 ' - Q - T 't sk 4? X l JY TOP ROW Tom Keegan Ernest Mathews Bette jane Orrus Thelma Crawford Esther Dupont Rosemary Murphy Walla Rose Hayden Ruth Gross Rosa Neal Reynolds Chrustenna Mnetzner jack Knnsly Donald McLaughInn THIRD ROW Reed Clese jack jones Frank Ferrandey Ellsworth Mohrs Ruby Hamnlton Helen Colovnch Clarabell Arndt Norma Brown Mary Froeluch Gene Ferguson Sherman johnson Carlton Nelson Ralph Puazza QECOND ROW Rschard Hague Bob McGhee Bob Bupp Helen Konskn Maruan Kuhn Andy Salagardus Ednth Ranlsback Ann Hrezo Gertrude Bode Le Roy Dettmann Bll East joseph De St jean FIRST ROW Ray Dunn Bob Forsythe jack Larson Essne Mae Coffman nuta L ly janette Phnllnps Qgggthy Bornsteun Victoria Hack Manuel Panlaguas Andy Longazo Oscar Noak DO YOU SHOW COURTESY? Do you always strive to be sincere ln thought and word and deed? Do you strlve at all tumes and everywhere To consuder another s need? Do you always strive there IS no cost To ever respect the aged? You II be repand a hundredfold As the battle of lufe IS waged Harvests of profit are gathered And then again are sown To be reaped by those In happiness For an act of kindness shown Do you always say Pardon me Whenever you pass between? And when your guests are present Do you act the host serene? Thank ycu If you please you re welcome Do you repeat each day? For Courtesy can cost you nothmg But ut w ll always pay ELINOR TANNEHILL 9B 69 as .u. J! Q5 of , , U F J - . : . . , ' , ua' i . . . . . . . . . 3 . Zllltlllluli mfg! Among our many students enrol ed at Purdue Donald Housekeeper Perry Wray ames Kettle Robert Kettle Franklun Soles and Gardner Kreuser are makung envuable records Donald Hou ekeeper us takung twenty three hours of work and eammg hug board and room Leon Daily made hus letter un football at Purdue but had to be taken off the Baseball Team because of a broken ankl Gretchen Cullu on has been e'ected to Alpha Lambda Delta freshman Latun Honorary or ganuzatuon and now has Mor o Board recognutuon atl U Bull Cellman us graduatung from I U wuth a hugh record john Zucker us a member of lnduana Unuversuty s Famous One Hundred Puece Band Eleanor Wulkuns was a member of Alpha Lambda Delta freshman Latun Honorary organu zatuon last year and thus year has made Eta S gma Phu Latun and Greek honorary organuzatuon at Helen Morton and Helen Burress are rankung hugh un scholarshup at De Pauw Frank Kurth us graduatung from Wuttenberg thus year where he has played end on thc Varsuty Football Team Bob Keck us on the Varsuty Debatung Team at Wuttenberg Bully Klug us traunung to be a coach at West Vurgunua where he plays on the Varsuty Basket Ball Team Lud Yards made the Varsuty Football Team at Ohuo State We can not umagune a more charmung nurse than Demarus Snell who us un traunung at Cook County Hosputal Dorothy Vensel took her traunung at lnduana and un now nursung un a hosputal at Peru lnduana Lous Pocock who had two years at Stephens College us now futtung herself at I U to teach Spanush Aluce Ludberg a junuor at Unuversuty of Ch caffo wull graduate un the furst class under the new college plan She us mauntaunung a hugh scho astuc standung un addutuon to servung as counselor un a gurls club Wulluam O Donnell us Assustant Busuness Ed tor of the Dauly Maroon Upper Class Counse lor and has been elected to lron Mask an Honorary Men s organuzatuon Ruchard jay at Muchugan has made a splendud record un scholarshup Ernest Schauble was elected to the Tau Sugma Delta honorary fraternuty of archutecturc and allued arts at Muchugan johnny Dovne and Ray Grow are goung over bug at Marquette College The lollowung Horace Mann Graduates are enrolled un the Cary College Maryleone Board man Ruta Bush Newton Cole Wulluam Colluns Albert Evans Anna Ezersku justune Fusher Aly Fruck Dorothy Cross Madua Halstead Huld-u Hooper Bernadune Horrugan Martha johnson Robert jones john Kenward Albert Kus Stephen Konchar lsadore Krueger Alma McDonald Maruorue Mahoney Catherune Markman Cleo Owens Henry Strom john Uduck Mary Urbanuk Ted Woznuak Max Zummerman Alberta Anderson Freshman Curls Athletuc Commuttee Mar uon Betts Debatung Club Gwendolyn Bramberg C-raduatung Margaret Dodds Freshman Class Repre entatuve to Student Councul Freshman Socual Commuttee Chester Dunn Freshman Boys Athletuc Commuttee Warren Fuscher Freshman Socual Commuttee Eduth Flemung Craduatung Debatung Club News Staff Doro hy Harms Freshman Gurls Athletuc Commuttee Chaur m n Eve yn lone -C-raduatung ranks second un scholarshup Robert Kurchmayer Freshman Boys Athle uc Commuttee Ellen june Peterson Freshman Class Vuce Presudent Treasurer Stu dent Councul Wulluam Schaser News Staff Debatung Club Martha Shuckers News Staff Freshman Socual Chaurman Margaret Shuckers News Staff O ' u ' ' ' I 1 C ' ' - . . . O -. S : . , if .. , , . V - , . I I' v Q 1 I D' 1 1 D . 1 1 ' - - u . .... , -T I - I i- C l 1 W . . - . - 11- T l - la. ' v . ,T . - T . I . 1 ' V - . 'V I 6 HULL HOUSE soo SOUTH HALSTED STREET CHICAGO Dec. 15, 1933 Horace Manual Staff Courtesy in the school is no doubt as essential as elsewhere to those who wish to live the good life. 71 -.J v PSV g xr F' -A. R fq I S, ,ifk XG' f,-' 'N- f v I 72 V Otfffe 'f fllllla g., fl On every Tuesday and Friday an observer mlght see students nn groups or by themselves rushing or saunterung unto room 3Ol Why? What for? Why m dear ut s a Staff nneetnng and all members of the Staff must attend every meetnng or else' Sometimes there are more than two meetings a week and then agaln there are less de pending upon the amosnnt of work to he accomplished Enterlng their domann one might hear such fragments of conversatuon as Mrs Packard do you really thunk Hey Olene dud you put that But smmy she said that Nevertheless enough work ldnd I say vvorkll ns accompllshed at these meetrngs to unsure us a neat Manual even If at times the Staff does become duscouraged and thanks It Isnt gettung along as well as ut should The biggest fly ln the ountment however IS the tear of the wolf at the door To keep hrnn out the Manual Staff has brought lectures displays and plays to the audutoruum rn order to make money other organrzatlons of the school have sold candy and taffy apples to keep the Manual from goung unto the red But there IS also laughter and good times wanting for the members of the Staff at every meetlng Mrs Pnckard surely trres her best to grve the Staff the sympathy and help at needs Besides bemg a source of good tlmes the Horace Manual has gnven these students of the Staff an opportunrty to learn how much responsubuluty and how much care must be used nn Carrying through such a project from beginning to end lil f 73 g R3 1,4 ' ' lfigrv' A 4 ff ff J ': fl' I A ' - M N1 flier: tyff ll ET I 7 X1 Ollllcl VQW B ll F rsxth ane lwwr r la gy L C 1 in td C ND lOXV I wn cnc c CL N 4 w ern n 4 r T V VV V re er'n1n Chwr c arg P c 'X rrcll lt rs anner lss 1 Plugus The Inter Club Councul was organuzed at Mr Lut s suggestron an October l933 The purpose ot tl e club lS to brnne about better cooperutnon and fellowshup between the clubs and to have someone to settle the vanous questlons that may come up between such Orgar1lZatlOr'lS Thus year the Inter Club Councul succeeded In purchasung a slay to be used ln the gym or tew rules for the clubs to observe un grvlng the dances 'Vlembershup to the club rs apporntuve two members the president and the sponsor from each club constututes the membershnp for the Inter Club Councll Ottncers durlng the Councnl s tnrst year are Charles Tyler president Allce Woods secre tary and Bull l-lake treasurer Realuzlng that the school needed some Organnzwtron tor the purpose of sponsorlng and couraglng athletlc events such as football and basketball games the students organlzed the Booster Club un l93O Mr C C Whtteman was the nnutlal sponsor It was the dutv ot the members to vvrrte th announcements ot the games on the black boards an the xarnous rooms They managed the sale of Leather Lung tnckets wlth Coach Crown s ussnstance The thermometer to lndlcate the sale of tickets for the games was made by the Booster Club The personnel ot the Booster Club IS ames Ludburg presldent Bob ohnson vice pres: clcnt Charles Tyler treasurer Annabell l-loftman secretarx and Mr F French sponsor O Pull K1 c s cr r lane Kaeh cr inet Edmums unt n l l atc b 1 Klart n Vxfends C-oat fDDlOV x neTx l-lr tcVurn lgus b r n x h v Par T Vx! Ann B rrctt mrlcs Tx ames Luc J r Flnluy Frcnch Arm lc H l 1 D r :Thy Day K IH: CH 14 ,.. I ,- I x r rt e, l t E' is, Cmnt- lm' Caxahar eh. Nlarlpn F lfcs, Emanuel Snrpf lfuth Anfl'-rs ri Vtfqna Cfle. Vcnrl I r'lav, XV 'ln 1 ' elf. . lCO 3 nil Dx-.v'Cr, Dfrftht, Da, Q lnne To ' sex, Ol- - Kai Cr, larva lrhlrrrnggtw-1 All N X ls. L la' H rin, Efttx Sccfl-., Da ta rilIW 40 renin Er . . , . Us T. Cr. pl L ilcldt ue, Vlrs W, B CH-CH '.l ss 'lam Cf' - . .fl C l D g '.l Nl P 'Nlssl C brow X, NV. W lr-lxl 'fav Xflfiftlllri . I 7' . - . V . K M . f the club dances. Then too. it settled the matter of dates tor the club dances and also made a 1.9.- . , . C . . en- TOP Q XV . .ar. Dart-.ln XV1lvt', San Catz mt, Ov lg I. l, B Ba' , Vnrqng Crtlg. lvlartn Post hcl ' ' .t l , 'Ill l. SEC' 'L 7 .' Blll Walt Cnarfg- Lttnwlvvr' l' F r thf lu fy Hslev. CIW Cr' l Qt l Ht' , lull Hnlck, Ce? tge Elflt ml, lail Dx ner, ju r . ker, l'll4S RO Z1 ' . Cl. ' , flcr, P315 lrlinsfn, I , llc Q, ' ' , R bel wllnmn, Bzll Scrabel, ltnc Tra'stA,l ' I . ls, 603.5 L ,- CII: fit Eli! Cltllcl kOXV B l-l tele ,ve BC wx 'W V r- T ROW lune T wns ex r v V SVU The Student Councul lS the stud nts unlt of gcve nnnent wnthtn the school Stnce nts on fun rn l92S under the leadershtp ot Walter Norttv and Mr Fowbe the Student Councul has been contsnued wuth more or less success Toward the latter part of the second semester the student lody holds un electuon to elect their representatuves to the Student Councnl Bes des the presucent vuce presudent and secre tary there are two representat ves a boy and a g rl from each hugh school grade Among the varrous dutues ot the Student Councnl are manntannung hall order seenng that the grounds are well kept hearnng pleas ot students who have been brought before t and all other such matters that have dxrect bearung upon student aftatrs The otttcers tor the school year l933 34 are Ball Forsythe presudent ack Dwyer vuce presldent Cathernne Cavanaugh secretary and Mr Fowble sponsor The Newstatt tnrst came unto exustence In Septemher l02?S lt was formed tor the purpose tt has done the work tanrly well The edttor tn chuet the nead ot the newstatt compules il taps and malfes assuenments to the managnng edutors under whom are tour asststant edrtcrs each of whom have a group ot reporters who do the report ng Each reporter hands In has maternal to his edttor The t nal copy of the news IS then co refted by the edttor un chxe and sent to the newspaper Thus duvtslon of labor method has proved most ettectuve to the Newstatf The Newstatf Personal for year l933 3-1 were Fdntor nn ch et Emanual Shtpow ussrstant Pau une Clarkson secretary ames l-larrnngton treasurer Eth l Wnlktns typusts Clara Amlare and Andrew Walla POW B Il Scrobel nalse l-1 noerson Betty r x lar za e r cr r anet mun s t Cara rxmor am Morrls Mary eanette l-lague james Ludberg OND ROW Louls P chter ul Fernlng P b vl rna nc na Y nar trglnua l-luzgus Bettx Welvb Marv hahha nex Be 2 crew NV1 Bernar Wechsler T ROW Nlatv LJLHSC ROWS lll rt suCl'tt1 lt VV lkt sDOr1s r unne larlfs 1 in es l d3l'Vl1W Jr' Vlr na Brennan L Transeiu fa I TOP P t are :inc Pr fe ti t Sc' za Pas : CN fi, Cafhi' Ti Canvas' 1, Vlr Cole, l lf. D er, Nfl tcne Casl , Tc-'7 L' .3 TRS . 3 t- Ylarzaret Vvetp D ln, Ovte, Et F riuthe, C A F91 l sllpnszr, Vla un Y .',tr1 XV rr trc-rt TN ni If Vac 'fmx :QL lc' , Klrtlarvl , , I I V - fn , ' r ' ' - ' ' 0 4 ' - V A l . l O .T. ot supplying news tor the School Page ot the Cary Post-Trtbune, and it may be savd, that so far A, A , , 5 H .. A x . i , . S T L -. Q lr V E . . . TOP 3 l , A 9 f , f S,u'l , N X. EH OHV Pa lf' . D' thy Pzrchevun, l Ed d . Al Ce Woids, C, A ' 2, lugsaae Carden M ' Liutsc , l O . ' , , a , Pa I Q, 0 ert Foy ers Ve Ku -rt Sf 'N . V , V' t, . lf S L, Z. Sd r. An, 2 flfa, . Cf FIRS . f -, N: tce 1 P , Et vl 't ns, Xlrs E Schloss. 'J Pa l C L utr, ll 1 gt' , g' l t, lute . J l :WJ ri Q-lcf A TOP ROXV Fay Howell Oluve Starr Mary Ann Starr Mary Eluzabeth Parker Mary Elcn Tuerff ayne Vxfulson Dorothy Pembcrton ju e Stew-uut ECOND ROW Mutha Kenvvard Frances NVulscn Betty Bur e Ann Barrett Virol Cassu unc Transeau Vdunufred Sorows H rruet Prupps Bennue Owens lllxST ROW Dorothy Grote Maruon Neff Betty Scully Anabelle Hoffman Aluce Woods Vurgunua Hugus arte Multeer Madelurue Scully Helen Rudgely Freshmen' Don t be musled by any udle gossup lt may be your turn to gaun honor vurtue and reputatuon so watch y urself uf you are d surous for membershup un the oldest gurls socual club un Horace Mann An A E P pun us one of the most useful acquusutuons one could wush for More detauls of the usefulness wull be supplued on request A E P owes uts dugnuty to the fact ut was the furst organuzed socual group for gurls wuthun our school Of course wuth age there come hugher standards yet us thus not an added uncentuve to future pledges? Thus club has always attauned uts purposes and has always upheld school udeals Now would you luke to be an A E P 9 Don t say yes but waut for further word from the A E P pledgung bureau ln 29 Wall Street crashed and a group of actuve eruergetuc gurls crashed through un Horace Mann as a small organuzatuon whuch now has grown unto the largest group of organuzed gurls wuthun the school Sunce the hustorucal upheaval over colors and puns the club sauled merruly along The popularuty of thus group has been due to past members tts successful dances and uts sponsorshup by Mrs Russell Danner Prove yourself worthy and perhaps you too wull be an S U S Thus club has been especually actuve thus year haxune sportsored wuth great success a New Years Dance Socual meetungs have been an added attractuon to the members These meetungs are held un the homes of dufferent members TOP ROW Maruon Yarnold Mary Sue Steven Dorothy Br usch Phyl us Stone Betty fine Burress Eduth Ceusert Helen Tucknor l et Edmunds lane Fleug Analue Henderson Lytta lane Mettler Gladys Morfee loahrrt Lybrook lane Cross SECOND ROW Ruth Verplank Ruth Cross' loin Creahan lane Burress Dorothy Davues Donabel Maggart Muldred Smuth Sarah Cro yther Eluzabeth Lughtbody Lztha Wulls Wunufred Wunsor Betty Webb 'Vlarv L uuse Suulluxan Eluzabeth Kuss Ruth Tuttle FIRST ROW Betty Naker Betty lane Saw Betty lanc Hodge Dorothy Davus Catherunc Caxanaugh C Danner sponsor He McClelland Ethyl VVullfur'uS Betty Ann Evans Margaret Webb Margaret Ol lf'lS0n CI .Q'.I. 'P ve gi f 47 I O I I ,ffwe-+1 ' uV 'f'Ml l. fu ff Q 1 ...-O...- ,f,','I,-tiui' ' I '. S. NT Z1 TOP ROW Patrucua Bratuch Reguna Curry loar Freeman lsabel'e Borns Frances McCrummon Carolyn Dougherty Ruth Anderson Laura Wulkuns Rosemary Rose Mary Aluce Hyman SECOND ROW Elaune Arenson Betty Brelsford Anuta Gamble Dorothy West Wunufred Mahoney Margaret Stanton Dorothy Kung Georgua Rose Blanche Shurey Margaret Bruggs FIRST ROW Edna Kostelnuk Betty lane Wel h Cloetus Stanton Mrs V B Geller sponsor Muss M Gorrell sponsor Ruth Brennan Vurg nua Brennan Martha Nucoles Grace McKeon The T l C was turst organuzed un l929 under the name of Phu Delta Phu wuth Mrs Puckard as uts sponsor Sunce that tume the popularuty of the club has uncreased nearly as much as uts membershup has expanded At Chrustmas the T l C uouned ranks wuth the S A l-l to put across theur second dance sunce uts exustence but theur furst dance for thus year The Gurls Gym was attractuvely decorated and the attendance was large all of whuch contrubuted toward makung the dance a success Members ot theT l C knew what thev were about when they asked Muss Gorrell and Mrs Geller to sponsor theur club and Iso when they elected Cleotus Stanton presudent Laura Wulkuns vuce presudent Edna Kostelnuk secretary Betty ane Welch treasurer and Vurgunua Brennan correspondung secretary S A H was organuzed un l93O by a small group of gurls wuth Muss Keller as sponsor Suncc that tume the club has had several dutterent sponsors but for the past two years Muss ulua C Brown has been sponsor and she s a swell sponsor so say S A H members The membershup us lumuted to twenty tuve members lt ye would become a member ye had better become all around gurls for they receuve turst consuderatuon Thus year the club besudes uounung wuth the T C to make the Chrustmas dance a how lung success has had numerous partues and a progressuve dunner The ottucers are Olene Kaehler presudent Ramona Cummung vuce presudent Betty Lou Cox secretary Mullucent Ruchtu treasurer TOP ROW Maxune Coundutt Vurgunua Carson Maruorue Doru t Helen Quade Helen Grote Vurgunua Cole une Curtuce une Townsely Nancy lls Dorothy Macedo Maruon Adduson FIRST ROW lean Houskeeper Eluzabeth Fulbert ty Lou Cox Olene Kaehler ulua C Brown pon or Ramona Commun c tu Ru n Ba r Esther Stewa t ,ll X.-20.1 77 , O! o I I I. I , I . I u A . I . , . , , , . , . I r' ' 1 y l I A ' , ... ... . . .. ,. . I , . . , ... . T u Y , .u.. - , . . . u - ,l .l . ur. . s s. - 'un-2,lVl'l'l nt . r ue.,. f1a u 923.26 X -N.. TOP ROW Robert Landeck Sdney Booth Bob ohnson Fred Tyler Martun Pospuchel Frf lones lack Dwyer George Fletcher SECOND ROW Bob 'Vlartun Bull Schmuck Btll Lloyd Wulmer ensen Bull Rudgely ohn Prtcc- Lesluc Coombs Bll Clutto l lIlST ROW Dan Harkun Bll Forsythe Bull Hake Charles Tyler NN W Holluday spouu wr Roger Stapleton Ruchard Templun George Good Bull Holck Undoubtedly you have heard of the D U X lt you havent you soon wull Do you enuoy a routy mob? Can vou concentrate when all about you are nousuly blamung everythung on each other? Then you have the dusposutuon to be a member of the D U The D U X started the year off great by pledgung a notable group of young shunung stars They represent every sport un the school and also the tunest students The only trouble that affects the D U X us the tact that theur tunances are lower than the present stock market Re gardless of thus trouble they are an example of the best Can you make a touchdown from kuckoftp Can you make a hole un one? Can you make your grades? Do you thunk that you could stand thus lute of a D U X 7 The yes answers to all ot these questuons are characterustucs of members so what are your conclusuons7 The C P T was organuzed tour years ago by twelve gurls who became ot course the char ter members Sunce that tume ut has grown un promunence and un membershup Thus socual organuzatuon selects only a lumuted number of gurls and they must be gurls that wull uphold the tradutuons of the club and of the school and also gurls who are actuve un and about school On Thanksguvung Eve November twenty n ne the C P T gave uts turst dance whuch opened the socual season for Horace Mann Not only was the dance a success but ut also added a step to the staur of socual success for the C P T for thus year and for years to come But ofcourse the club us bound to be popular wuth Muss Muldred Polak to sponsor ut and wuth Maruon Sykes presudent Edna Parker vuce presudent Susanne Henderson secretary and leanette Grosse treasurer to be uts ottucers TOP ROW Betty Rucks Ruth Loyce lreruc Gross Lous Means L us Kurtland Vurgunua l Wulson Maruan Scott Lu luan Herndon SECOND ROW Vurgunua McDonad Barbara C 'luns Gulberta Barnes Ru h Mller Rub Meehan Phyllus Webster Margaret Brunk lous Brown VIIXST ROW Geraldune Herndon Euleen Mehulovuch leanette Grose Mar on Sykes Muss M Polak sponsor Edn Parker Susanne Henderson janet Buuton Dorothy Thompson CH7 K u L ' 9 . 1 5 . . u X 4 , s., . 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' ' , ,u ' . 0 f 0 0 ff TZWC TOP ROW Wulbur Wassell Sg red Clemcru el on McD uels cuvuw Ca dtuce Roger ohnson Lawrence Durbun Melvun O'sen Ruchard Frantz FIRST ROW Benny Shahbaz Clarence Secerberg Dale Well H L Mchlar ue SDODSOV Alton Olson Vearl jordan Eugene Levln on In l93l sux boys wuth Mr Henry McHargue organuzed the W V C Sunce that tume the membershup has uncreased to fufteen boys The membershup us lumuted to twenty members how ever there us no restructuon as to clas or age but the character of the boys does play a part In the qualutucatuons for membershup Because the club us young ut hasnt as yet guven a dance lt has nevertheless had num erous partues such as house partues roller skatung partues and tobogganung partues The offucers ofthe W V C are Dale Wells presudent Alton Olson vuce presudent Car ence Sederberg secretary and Vearl jordan treasurer The Home Economuc Course was organuzed un September l933 by the gurls of the lunuor and Senuor classes of the Horace Mann Hugh School The purpose of organuzung thus course us to guve the gurls a traunung un practucal home man agement Thus course covers a wude range of subuects lt guves the gurls many practucal pounts that wull be useful to them un later lute Varuous unuts such as Famuly relatuonshup Home decoratuon Budgetung tume and money Care of the home and Care of the suck have been studued by the gurls Several unterestung trups have been taken to the World s Faur to study the Model Homes and to local undustrues to study the management of food productuons wfaruous talks and demonstratuons have been guven to the class by Mrs Hale from the lnternatuonal Sulver Company of Chucago Mrs McCla n of Horace Mann who talked on Color un the Home a nd Muss Ames who talked on Famuly relatuonshup and Chuld Care Dr Lueber man lectured on Hereduty ancl Envuronment Thus course has been guven thus year by Mrs l Clune unstructor of the Home Economuc Department TOP ROW Euleen ene Bosley Mary Adele Morton Frances Knapp lennue Czar necku Duana Vurgun a Dungnuan Carolyn Spletzer Hortense Cannon SECOND ROW Maceclo Charlotte Mages Ruth Rempus Mary Dudash Mar r C rber Sonua Y Beatruce Vxfuederhold Lous Brown Helen Su rlcowsku l-IRST ROW Ellen vura B ax r Mary cn Conroy l-le'en Bogdan Mrs Clune spows r Clara Ambre en ur C h rune r y M y Z' 79 1 I- I u f X, f J' , ' 4 f 0 0 a -. ' I 'V , I 1 ,ull .-.s.Pl:. an ,E : ,'. rf ' ' - ' u . u u 5 - . . . C L . . J 1 1 4 1 1 T . . . 1 , 1 . 1 I - . Q 1 - ici . . 4 . , t - - - , , . u qu ' ' rl 2 . . . . 35 Tl 2 ' A . . - C - : El 2 ue, Ell , . . , . 4 ' C. , L 2 3, ai c Coun1,..:r Blluck, , 3 5 ' , f , la .. fn I ' 4 A . GC, IL 0 ' Lf . I ' g U ,- lelllli Tl X. 7 TOP ROW Paul Weeks john Strom Robert Too as Charles Fox Orvllle Swank john Wash burn ohn Shaefer Tony Burchess Bull Schrnlck Paul Kaar jerome Solomon F R111 POlN Bll Halck Tobert Fowrcr Wu Hake Vlrglnla R Wllson Mary 'oursc orrls Betty ane Barnes Ol e Kacn cr Ell Enger Cath nne Conro ennre ar neckl Helen Tucknor Frances McCrrnwmon Bo Lwndeck lscnncth Fruedlanrl l1IlCS Pattesnn THIRD ROW rxlchard Mcfhte lvluke rV'1lfy'll4 Paul Stcphan Robert Uarnlcr une Town ley Thelma Starks Bctty Rlcks LOLIISL Schubuck Mary Ellen Conroy net Edmund Analue Henderson Betty Lou Cox Duck Housekcejer Charles Mlchel B n Lc-rnlcy Paul Ransel SECOND ROW Glenn Recktenwall Tom Lnevan Bull Cllfford Emery Rommne Melvxn Vfhltelg Wm Forsythe Ruchard Luedtke Al x Bardos Charles Lambert Robt lfipsch Harry Soderstrom Sam Hall Bull Elllot Bull Martln Deno Ellopulus man sponsor Evelyn Tannehrll james Ludberg Mary Ann Starr Helen Grote The Chemistry Club was organnzed two years ago prrncupally to assust those students who wanted to take the Unuverslty of Chlcago examlnatuon However pupnls were admltted to the organlzatlon who had a B average or hngher Another reason for organlzatlon was for the pur pose of vrsutrng places of lnterest rn and around Cary Among such traps were those to the South Chlcago Steel Malls The Standard Onl Company at Whutlng the Fleld Museum and the House of Sclence an Chlcago In an endeavor to promote greater lnterest rn Blology and to guve more extensuve knowledge on the subject than as obtannable ln the regular yearly course the Blology Club was organlzed on October l l l933 under the drrectron of Mrs Vrolet Suley The otfacers elected for the turst sem ester were respectively Harriet Prnpps Bernard Wechsler presldents Ralph Peterson Mary Corns vnce presldents and Angelrne Bratuch Elvnre Beaver secretarses TOP ROW Harold Stock Helen uade Mnldred Knesuevlch Marguerlte Wllhelm Ralph Peyovuch Ethel C-uerlen Evelyn Tannehlll Frances McCrlmmon Mtke Stokuch FOURTH ROW Paul Sharklen Mary Ellzabeth Parker Mary Cygus Nancy Mlllrs Mrmrnue Krause Rlchard Kruger Marlon Carmlchael Margaret Posplchal Ellzabeth Brown Dor othy Pemberton Tom Bodkln THIRD ROW Charlotte Kllsey Ruth Remprs Sarah Crowthers Eleanor Vondrasek Eleanor Ward Dorothy Flynn Mary jane Wrlson Veronlca Conroy Elmzabeth Kuss Ruth Tuttle Lydua Noak Patsy jones Vlolet Hayes Dorothy Ctrote SECOND ROW Sudnev Berg Bernard Weschler Rose Fresckl Clara Muccolls Mary Korns Leone Mohrs Ann Herzo Margaret Strlnchak Mary Helen Hudson jane Causer Katherrnc Feder Wllma ane Harper Alvnra Beaver Cha lotte Mages Marlo Kuhn Laurence Barrett Russell Beaxer l'lRST ROW joyce Morrus Catherune Drrscoll Mrllrcent Ruchtl Angellne Brat: Harrlet Prrpps Mrs Suly sponsor Ralph Peterson Margaret Prascak jane Mlt rrqrnn Macedo Mary C18UdIO M71 'Q77 Q LJ 80 blwlx f ' I Cf!llX : 2 , C - -ou -' X 1 . v ', -4 , 1. ', , ' , - '- ltfl ' , j ' J 3, en ' l . a , e ' 'S y, j Cz - '. . , b . 'C c, je .1 4 u . EX J ., I nl 4 , ' , T. . F , j S- ' . l V ' N V ' . ' ja l S' FIRST ROW: Phillas stone, Mrllacenfaucmr, low Parker, Paul Flemlng, Mr, c. c, wwe- .,-O.,- 1 , Q . ' ' . I , , . , , , . I g e O F 4, ,l I ZITLLOT 0110 'C 'T' OCLZ L TOP ROW Walter Bond janet Edmunds Lots Kurtland Mrss jennlngs sponsor Vnrgnnla Cole john Ladslger SECON DROW Harold jankowltz Ella Enger Mane Edwards Ethyl Wllkms Helen Grote Lnlluan Wnlkunson june Townsley Russell Baun Ruchard Housekeeper FIRST ROW Paul Fleming john Parker Barbara Collins Thelma Starks Betty Webb Olenc Kaehler james Ludberg The Sensor Honor Soclety of Horace Mann organized an October l929 ns affllnated wnth the Natuonal Honor Socuety a hugh school organnzatnon whuch corresponds to the college Phu Beta Kappa Qualnflcatlons for membership are scholarship servlce character and leadershlp Although candudates must rank un the upper thlrd ot theur class they are chosen with a vuew to the de velopment of a well balanced student lute Fifteen per cent of the l2A class are elngrble ten chosen Electlons take place several weeks before the close of each semester The students possess mg th above quallflcatuons are voted upon by all the hugh school teachers untnl flnally students for membershap are elected Not only as the Sensor Honor Soclety a scholastuc organlzatlon but also one whlch strlves to develop nts members socually Horace Mann Chapter of the Sensor Honor Soclety besides the partues welcommg the new members has had several other partles ln thus latter fueld the Ho race Mann Chapter has entertained at a welcornlng party for new members and other socnal events The culmmatnng party of the year was a banquet for all the Sensor Honor Societies In Cary held un Aprnl an the Cnty Church The otfucers for the first semester of thus school year were Marne Edwards president Rvchard Housekeeper vnce presldent Lots Kirtland secretary and james Ludberg treasurer For the present semester the otfucers are john Parker presudent Ruchard Housekeeper vlce presldent une Townsley secretary and Ellzabeth Webb treasurer Mass Irene jenmngs as the sponsor who wuth Mr W H Masters lvllss lvluldred Polak and Mr C C Whiteman form the AdvlsoryCour1cul Sl 1 ' f per cent may be selected from the l2B class, and from the llA class only five per cent are ' 1 j . 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TOP ROW Helen Loulse Coedecke Betty Naker Marlon Yarnold -leanette Lester Dorothy Kaehler Ralph Peterson Carolyn Daugherty Rose Mary R etty Condut Ellnor Tannehlll THIRD ROW Harry Warvel Beatrlce Parsons Eulalla Terwlllnger Ele Overdortf Vrolct Hayes Mary Corns Harrlet Prlpps Blanche Shlrey Norma C Clesert SECOND ROW Warren Hales Charles Burnham Eugene Allman Vlrgu oreaker Martha Nlcoles Angellne Bratlch Sheldon Baker Betty johnson Ceorglann r janet Camp bell Mllton Roblnson FIRST ROW june Zlmmer Norma Evans Margaret Webb Frances Helmeru Mlss Stephens sponsor Bette lane Hodge Bettnann Evans Mary Henry lean Housekee r The Horace Mann Chapter of the Natnonal Honor Socnety was organuzed on june l3 l93O wlth Mnss Clara Stephens as the sponsor The charter members took the oath of the Socuety at an nmpressnve candle servnce vvhuch has been used srnce then Thus soclety luke nts slster soclety the Senlor Honor Soclety IS to grade and hugh school students what the Phu Beta Kappa ns to college students Ten per cent of the students of the seventh elghth nlnth and tenth grades who possess the outstandlng qualrtles ot service scholarship character and leadershnp are ellgnble to be selected as members The students who have belonged but who have reached thelr yunlor year become rnactuve members At the present tnme the lunlor Honor Society has a membershlp ot elghty tour thlrty tvvo of whom were taken unto the socuety thus year ln order to obtaxn a place nn the unuor Honor Socnety those elnglble for membershup must be voted upon by the teachers and those who are successful are lnutlated several weeks before thc close ot each semester Th ottncers for the organization are Frances Helmerlc. presndent Betty ane Hodge vlcc presldent Betty Ann Evans secretary Margaret Webb treasarer E52 o gxw C . ' ' , , ' 23 ,A ' E , I , l' ' , l ' , l XWI ' ,l . ' I . . Y' ' ' , ' , ' ' - I I . l Y V V S ' I v Q 1 l 1 q Y ' ' D . . . i . 'Q' . 1 J ' . i Courtesy embodies kindliness, politeness and graciousness in all our every day contacts. james T. Fields says: lt transmutes aliens into trusting friends, and grants its owner passport round the world. MRS. P. R. LAWRENCE Courtesy is an attribute of good character. We may define it as: C for considerate O for obliging U for urbane R for respect T for thoughtful E for elegant S for suave and Y is for you. MRS. GEORGE CUFFIN Courtesy should be practiced by everyone from childhood on, as it is one of the fundamen- tal practices necessary for complete success in every phase of social or business life. MR. C. A. BUBLITZ S3 lr Y 0 'M-1 ft 145 X Tdllld LC 7 'OP ROW Harold lanlsowicz B b 'Vlartn B ll liot Vvian Weis Ruth Verplank Bunty Bain Nancy Millis Albert Kroner Gilbert l.aue Marshall Studne s FIRST ROW Delores Lwsser Ruth Brennan D rothy Dwis wmes Lu lberg Mis M Bachman sponsor anet Edmunds An lie Hender on Ruta Frescki Alex Papp Although no Barrymores or Hepburns stroll through our school corridors there is an organ ization The Horace Mann Dramatic Club which permits the students to express their dramatic talent if any in various roles Regular meetings of this club are held at ll l5 daily during the school week in the audi berg was chosen to preside over the business meetings held every Friday with janet Edmunds assisting and Dorothy Davis acting as Scribe At the beginning ot the second semester Wendell C-oad took over the President s chair with anet Edmunds still giving moral support and Bunty Bain assisting with the quill and ink The Dramatic Club contributed much to Horace Mann drama lt was there with bells on at both the C-ary High School Play Contest in The Drums of Oude and at the Lake County Play Festival with Submerged Also in une it gave a night performance of four one act plays which were a hugh success Z1 X.. Cl T0 S5 Cf!!! T 1 , o t i , 4 El , i ' s, , l I in , . Y 1 , C ,l 1 , lc fi- h 3 A C , l 5 , a s . , ' torium under the direction ot Miss Madalene Bachman. During the first semester, james Ludi ,J Y x ' t s f X L LTIJIIIZZIJ lllll0'C I x., L I ZCIIIOTL Faust Sold er Cho us 7C'Cfi The Emperor 5 Ne Clothes G-w In Peter Pan ,z f . f M24 -f .SM , mu, JZTKZ ustEfe t The E pe o s Ne Clothes L ttle Women 87 lLlll0'C g., LIIIUT X 41' Fa - n ir Cas f . may . m' r rl W I - , ir , A f ' ' ' V qu Mr!! Czi ' I , 25m 'Q fl 'IICC L 'S Xu.-I Wd 'ii Nm XX! Qttor D X E.,'V4f 3 Q 152 ga Cf? 009 1 P MU Kenne h S Lpha Cra g Rober Robert Rooda Warren Z mmerr-nan Housekeeper Aan MCC mon R :hard FLAT CLAR NETS FXSTB T Les Chr L O an 1 f H I4 IC e Mwrr Lys Dev ne P1 JVTCS r Norm m H T19 h Gun LJ T135 R Ju FRENCH HORNS Seymour Deutch h Kruger W am Koeng Ke Reed Buff ngton Cv Harb R Sh P T1L Lwwrr nu Q. SOUS on Fawk Donae D ves WL ay K ser Steve Yaros vor Thomas Pau Hood Schm ck ohm Zrlf Ceo qe Harm M chae Smar Wm Parsom B wke .JLWC 3 UJ Z cn w. U 1 S ne nad Cf Q. UW U L ards, Floy Winn. BASSOON: Virginia Cole, Geraldine Herndon, ALTO CLARINET: Helen Studencki, janet Hodge. BASS CLARINETS: Helen tc han, Ruth Garland. PICCOLOSZ Olene Kaehler, Ruth Miller, Margaret Dow. FLUTE: Betty I, Sawyer. E FLAT CLA INET: Dorothy Kaehlcr. O RANO SAXi Latha Wills, Ellen Cole. ALTO SAX: Iune Zumbaugh. B i alzrnan. TENO SAX: Viola raw ord. ARITO SAX: lane auser. BARITONESI Esther Luck, Elinor Ward, Alice Donlin, Rosemary Murphy. DRUMS: Madge Davies, Pauline Low her, Esther Farmer, H l , I . 3 l ill, I l , i , , , ll, i , Hel- merick, Grace Lorig, Lillian Ianisch. FRENCH HO N 2 C , l , I , ll Smith, Doro hy Davies. TROM4 ON 1 I , . , li , 2 i i , i , I i i , il 'll , ell' Sl E L S W Cen E ndgren L V J Sv ch Petrov Mary Sov ch CVC Cnev C BASSES 3 ZZO M f F9 arga M Carrouthers He en Grote Barbara ES B IQ N 'Si YN Y. H M OHNSON D rector K Robert ebb W t Ye Marga ak Ches CHU E pow Sh 8HU6 H1 E DS k W L by Et sh We B be A H SO an VV S Roy On U1 O So eL H1 O ef S N OL V ST O E Burress an? cFar and M Bette Zef arnh B Fean Morfee adys C ger Ce Lou se th U1 yS Bett Hoover her ne al K ayes H et ack Mortee Dav d Mc Eugene Langan Rudo ph Schwartz Betty Lou Cox Beatr ce Parsons V OLAS By ord F em ng oe Borozak Lasankc Foy Wnn Bob Fow er Ra ph H Carpenter ES L 3 o Q O DD DD U0 O an O 'U Z O UW UD JD CZ Q- DD U SO Rob n nC erome Ba 'CC lc! 'C . , I I FIR I I 1 I , I , , , I , I , il i , I i , I i I , , , tephenson, Florence Ball, Arthur F, Bliske, Margaret Brink, Ralph Sandine, Philip Schwimmer, Bernard Roth. CELLOS: Barbara Collins, Lois Kirt- land, Viol , i , i , i I , I , i , i I , I . S COND VI - LINS: Helen Veneris, Leo V. Fedorowitz, Glenna Brant, Daisy Wuletich, Doris McConnehey, Rosemary Bauer, Arpad Hayes, Vivian Bayer, Ceral- dine , I , f I i , I 2 i , , I , , , I , i - ell, Wm. Iones, Betty Condit, Christenia Mietzner, Maxine Moore, Lenora Wilkinson. F UT : I . , I , I i . ES: Paul Kaar, Marie Edwards, Mildred Solomon. TRINC ASSES: etty Ricks. Floyd Mowry, Ianet Burton, Helen Quade, Pauline Clarks n, 0 ert Murphy, Ethel Cergely. CLARINETS: Richard Housekeeper, Marjorie Doriot, Madelyn Mitchell, Della Rose Stokes. AS O S: Rich rd Strahl, arbara McFarland. HORNS: INII red Tobey. TRUMPETS: Paul Devine, Norman Hanes, C. Harbit, Dorothy Kell. TROMBONES: Ivor Th , , I, i , . Ii . TYMPANI: idn . : I s, I i , . i . VV fe And d Rona S DRUM Berg 9Y S H nk V8 F W f Se K BFOS Steve Y JS OHM True courtesy is a kindness so naturally ex- pressed, that the act itself, in no way brings to your mind, the word Courtesy. MRS. IOHN M. FOX Courtesy is the criterion by which young peo- ple are judged, the essence of our present social grouping and the foundation upon which busi- ness and professional success is built. DR. 1. ROBERT DOTY Courtesy, the dictionary defines it as Civi- lity. I would say it also signifies-grace and charm of manner, most delightful attributes in this very practical matter-of-fact age of ours. MRS. THOMAS BARRETT 91 Half, clam!! TOP ROW Coach Kerr lack Snyder Duck Tcmplun Glenn Cooper Bob Rooda loe Lutz SECOND ROW Chester Aubuchon Charles Oppman Don Carr Dan Mastavuch Roy Swanson Ed Slapukas Melvun Marrs THIRD ROW Gus Algy Tom O Boyle john Kokos Alex Bardos Cleve Carady George Bazck Kenneth Doherty Wuth a veteran backfueld and a green lune returnung Coach Kerr started hus second season as the Horace Mann mentor Coach Kerr expected a faur team but unuurues and unelugubulutues cropped up at crucual moments and blasted has expectatuons Mr Lutz Coach Kerr and the members of the team hereun take the opportunuty to extend to the student body theur apprecuatuon for the backung guven thus season to the team lt us much easuer to support a wunnung team than ut us to support a losung team however the real test of loyalty presents utself un the supportung of a losung team and you the students of Horace Mann have passed that test wuth flyung colors The season of l934 wuth a host of promusung fresh materual plus ten lettermen promuses to be a good one SEPTEMBER 24 For theur unutual game of the season the Horsemen traveled to Chucago to play Mount Carmel Catholuc School Champs for the last three years The Horsemen wuth a munute and some odd seconds to go were ahead 7 to 6 neverthless when the whustle lno gunl was blown the Horsemen were at the short end of a score of l3 to 8 SEPTEMBER 30 Durectly followung uts unutual appearance Horace Mann journeyed to Toledo Ohuo for uts annual game wuth the Lubby Cowboys The Cowboys proved to be good horsemen and struck un the saddle wuth the score of 7 to O OCTOBER 7 On the thurd Saturday Horace Mann returned home to open uts Conference season under the floodlughts at Gleason Fueld wuth Whutung as uts opponent The Oulers were awarded the furst score but they earned the other three Score 26 to O OCTOBER I4 The Horsemen entertauned as theur geusts thus tume the Senators from Washungton of East Chucago Horace Mann as becomes a host permutted uts guests to wun 25 to O fi I OCTOBER ZO The scheduled game wuth the Colden Tornado of Emerson was postponed to Monday October 23 on account of a deluge 'T' of raun a few hours before game tume OCTOBER 23 The l-lor emen entered the fue d wuth hugh hopes of at least emergung from the season as Cary Cnty Champs but these thoughts were soon duspelled by the Norsemen as attested s. by a score of lO to O Thus was the furst tume any Emerson team had defeated the Horsemen on the gruduron 3 Claw!! Zltilblj 'F lx ' J ll-4.,4,EA.vL E f , 1 TOP ROW: joe Lutz, Don Carr, Dick Ternplin, Warren Cannon, Roy Swanson, Don Smith, Gus Olgy, Kenneth Doherty, Ed. Slapikas, Chester Aubuchon, Bob Kapsh, john Obren, SECOND ROW: Charles Oppman, john Walsh, Dan Mastovich, jack Snyder, Bob Rooda, Boh Von Bereghy, Melvin Marrs, Glenn Cooper, Coach Kerr. THIRD ROW: Francis Malayter, Vernon Vanderhere, Mickey Dubowski, joe Galaski, john Dennison, Richard Beers, john Feltman, Clarence Cherock, Leslie Combs, john Carr. FOURTH ROW: Tom Harman, john Kokos, Tom O'Boyle, Cleve Canady, George Bazik, Alex Bardos Blaz Lucas Bud Bourseir Frank Kenward George Sasak Ralph Piazza OCTOBER 28 For the second game in one week the team treked to East Chicago only to be defeated by Passmore a negro lad who did more running than passing He was ably assisted by the Ruff Riders of Roosevelt who won the race by several lengths l3l to Ol NOVEMBER 3 With nearly everybody except the most rabid Horsemen fan conceding at least a two touchdown victory to Lew Wallace Horace Mann almost upset the dope bucket by forcing the Hornets to come from behind in the last cantos This game marked the return to action of Captain Alex Bust Em Bardos Score l2 to 6 NOVEMBER lO Hopes of registering their first victory were faint when the Horsemen en gaged the Blue Devils Horace Mann literally swept Froebel off its feet in the first quarter but with the start of the second half Horace Mann suffered a relapse from which it was unable to recover for the remainder of the season NOVEMBER l8 lt was in their last game of the season that the Horsemen visited Hammond to meet the Wildcats The Wildcats administered a thorough scratching NOVEMBER Zl At a banquet held in the Y M C A where monograms were awarded and Gus Olgy was elected captain Coach Kerr in commenting on the work of the squad sand The boys on the team this year showed the finest spirit of any team l have ever had they worked hard and faithfully through a losing season Never at any time did they get discouraged and give up they gave all they had against superior competition and that is all that can be asked of any team Each and everyone of them have my greatest respect as men and athletics I Captain Bardos we had a fine leader who gained the respect of every one on his own team and of his opponents for his fine qualities of sportsmanship leadership and sincerity to his school and team he was all a captain should be and then some 1 'R jniglli Eaii .ii rl, If uf' 'N tm, ,, Ill If ,Ill I H- H -nu ' 4, '.l' 'nu' 'Iv 5495! 354' Q ' D I QVW ., 5 an J Q ,,,,, A-1' 45 'P' 43 l' ' l 'Sv 'I gmagilhlllgfiv xg' gear ll' l5'7 fr'3 Z3? 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ROW NVQ llC, lB 6 e T c andeck Cc ge S T ROW l ck E D na e arlcs Ratters C cstc A b ch B Il Hake Ha y Sode strom Under the expert tutelage of Coach Crown and vvrth tnve lettermen returning from last year the Horsemen agarn ventured torth on the shrttung tudes of a basketball season NOVEMBER Zl Our Fughtang Horsemen opened up agarnst Hammond Tech In Horace Mann gym Although the Horsemen dropped a thruller by the score ot l9 to I8 they looked promusung NOVEMBER 25 The Horsemen traveled thus time to Mlchngan Cnty to engaged the Red Devils In their barn Wuth Captaun Aubue good for l4 potnts the Horsemen outscored theur taller opponents 28 to l2 NOVEMBER 28 The Horsemen played Lew Wallace as their tnrst Cary opponent on the latter s tloor and although smaller nn stature the Horsemen were on the long end ofthe 27 to 70 score DECEMBER B Washnngton furnished our turst Conference tnlt nn Memorial Audltorlum The Sen ators went home trarllng Bl lB DECEMBER 9 Our fourth consecutuve wnn was hung up at the expense ot Eroebel The score stands Z8 to l3 DECEMBER 22 ln a grve and take scuffle the Horsemen were defeated by their arch rivals the Norsemen of Emerson The game ended 24 22 DECEMBER 30 In the tunal game ot the tournament the Horsemen successfully opposed Em erson They vvon the holnday tournament tor the tnrst time ANU!-XRY 5 Led by Pospuchel the team continued ln thenr tourney form and admnnustered a 28 to 22 beatnng to the Onlers ot Whutlng lANUARY l2 Roosevel was our next opponent The Rutt Riders lost the close contest by the score of l9 l4 OND TEAVI M H l a am B g wc CCC Frank Nemetz Ceo ge Knsacz loh P cc W C B ll LO d I X044 tn ai 95 f. '1 i . fe pf d ' TOP 1 nrle can Gt, Rlellltoz lzhr l.',bs'a14r, Wlartnn Rcsplch:-I Cl an Smttn. ivb L . for rnlth. EIRS 1 a C Vans, c ld D nnlsyn, Tam Lleuan, Ch r on, h' rr u u I , rr' r . + 5 , l . ax tncm n, l es rugs, l. k Culroy, Tom Harmon, lrvln rffnwald. x r N , n fl -, arren annon, n l y , J 1 f ffjf Llf ff C., I llllc VON tc eRcl TH VD V .v QV D GW C c K nl it Q us S F TFOW E r th ANUARY l3 The Horsement easlly defeated the vusntung Vnkungs by the score of 23 ll Sec ond and thnrd strung players olaxed the fnnal quarter IANUARY l9 Wuth the Washungton Cvm nnx stall holdnng the Horsemen suffered theur flrst defeat of the new year bv the score of 25 to l9 jANUARY 26 The Froebel Blue Devlls handed the Horsemen theur thrrd consecutrve defeat to the tune of l7 to lO thus eettuhg revenge for defeats earl er IU the season FEBRUARY 7 The Horsemen broke therr three game losung streak bv nuppung a last quarter rally rn tnnne to vvnn trom the Oulers of Whrtrng by the score of Zl to l9 FEBRUARY 7 Keyed to a hugh pttch the Horsemen defeated the vusutnng Oracles from Delphu Wuth Lamb elongated Delbhu center held an cheek the Horsemen won by the score of 25 to l6 FEBRUARY 9 The Horsemen traveled to mst Chu ago to engage the Ruff Rlders Wzth the fnrst fue not nn unuform Roosevelt easuly defeated the Horsemen bv a score of 23 to l6 FEBRUARY I7 In the decudung game of the serres the Horsemen defeated the Norsemen rn double overtsme George Smrth made the wnnnrng basket 9 ore l7 to lp FEBRUARY 73 The Horsemen vvon the c ty trtle when they defeated the Hornets of Wallace an a tnole o ertlme Vxflth less than a mrnute to go IH the thlrd bernod Caotaln Aubue made the vwnnung basket Score 22 'T MARCH For thelr flrst r ond Opponent n the Carx SectonalT'mrn1ment the Horsemen were prtteo agalnst Carfleld ot East Chncago Nvlth the second team plaxlng the entrre game Horace Mann ewsrlx defeated Garfield bx the score of 'nd to 30 For the r second game of the day the Horsemen olaxed the Ruff Flders of Roosevelt The Horsemen vvent down ln flghtung defeat xxv ld I Score Ofl 775V ZLL L C114 CT! 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I Y Y I FIRST ROWQ Perry Nelson, lchn Price, Ball Lloyd, Bill Clifford, Roger Stapleton, Coach inslfi, Ceorge Good, Ceorge Fletcher, Charles LaLonde, Walter Bond. First place in the state indoor and second in the outdoor meet make this Horace Mann's most successful track season. With the strongest running Cgmbinatign Seen in me grate for ycars Mann runners ended their season with colors flying. Mann 'thinliesu demonstrated mid-season form by winning the Cary Invitational Indoor Meet held at Notre Dame fieldhouse The next Saturday found the lads from Horace Mann busily engaged in copping the state indoor title from their rival Kokomo. The Hammond relays, he'd at night, and a cold night at that, proved to be our downfall, Surrendering first place to Hammond and second to Froebel, Horace Mann had to be content wth third place. The Kokomo Relays furnished Kokomo an opportunity to avenge the defeat suffered at the Cary Invitational and the State Indoor, The meet was Kokomo's all the way, with Horace Mann nosing out Tech of Indianapolis by two-thirds of a point for second place. In the City Meet, Horace Mann defeated Froebel, city champs for many years, by the deci- sive score of 60 to 4Ol'2. Best remembered of the whole meet were the grand slams scored by Mann runners in the mile and half mile runs. At the conference meet held in South Bend, Mann thinlies succeeded in defeating Mis- hawaka by the narrow margin of two-fifths of a point, thereby becoming Conference champs. Mann's Horsemen romped to an easy v'ctory in the sectional and qualified nine men for the State Meet. Accorded an even chance with Kokomo for state title, Mann runners came within Ili ,lff points of first place, but the absence of Qualifiers in the field events kept them from raising the required points, The seasons outstanding performers Stapleton and Tobias in the mile and half in the low hurdles. Clune in the Quarter champs in the mile relay. Cooper, Snyder, relay. werei Clifford and Lloyd in the century and furlong. Cooper, state champion in the high hurdles. Fuerst mile, Smith, Stapleton, Fletcher, and Tobias, state Lloyd, and Clifford, state champs in the half mile OFY1 1,1 20.11 Z' OIUZIT! TOP ROW lr n Barn ch W ll am Welte Frank Both Roger Stapleton Arthur Nordq Sdney Booth Ctarles Fox rlRST ROW Robert Tol as Perry Nelson Cnarles l.aLor'de Coach Kom sk oh Dr scoll Walter Bond Harold Stoke OCTOBER l6 Opening the season wuth a meet against Emerson Horace Mann monopoluzed thc frrst three places wlnnung the meet wlth a score of l7 to 43 OCTOBER 20 Froebel was the next to fall before the onslaught of Mann harrnersl The flrst seven places went to Horace Mann yueldrng a score of l5 to 60 OCTOBER 28 The Horsemen traveled to Kalamazoo Muchlgan to return the vnsut paid them last year by Kalamazoo cross country team Vuctornous rn thenr prevnous encounters Mann run ners were determrned to repeat the performance Although Stapleton and Tobnas placed second and thrrd the absence of Walter Bond and a mishap to Frank Both consprred to cause our de feat The meet was Kalamazoo s by a score of 23 to 37 NOVEMBER 4 Horace Mann was host to seven schools IN an unvltatuonal meet staged at River srde Park Pulz of Englewood Hugh clrnched the meet for has school when he took frrst place and at the same tnme set a new track record of 9 S-4 2 Stapleton and Tobras again dad their two three act and gauned us second place The other scholsp laced In thus order Roosevelt Emerson Hammond Lew Wallace and Froebel NOVEMBER 7 Despute steadrly tallmg snow th e lron Men from Horace Mann showed thenrpower by defeatnng Roosevelt of East Chrcago o n the latter s home course The score was Mann26 Roosevelt 29 NOVEMBER l7 Hammond vlslted us next and furnished thelr best competltnon Thelr best was not good enough and they went home trarlung wlth a score of 20 to 40 Stapleton and Tobras galned furst and second place wlth Both and La Lorde ln fourth and flfth positron NOVEMBER 30 Mann harrrers brought their season to a successful close by wrnnrng the Con ference meet held at South Bend Roger Stapleton turned IH the outstandnng performance of the day here rn a thrrllung funlsh duel wrth Trutt of Hammond He moxed the latter out by a yard to wan the Conference champronshup The support of Tobias In thurd place Both In fourth La Londe un sixth and Booth In nnnth place enabled Hrace Mann to wln the day 13? l'l'l?f?'f-Vi' Tac C I llllf 98 I vi l , lt r. . . ' ulst. l , 1 . Y Z Jl , , ' t , In l,l n i . ' ,fag 1 ' f . 1 f ' 3 A 2 ' . 'A at v' i' , ! ' cv . , - 7 5 I l-i . , K A 4 Q ZX ' l , ' .fy cf : - V M , - fl . 4- ' , 4 ' R' A.. u Q ! 7 C. I : g 1 r , Q g 1 .lf ' 1 1' K , A 'E T 'T 1 f I .li -iff si: I 1 2, Q' ZZ . L --- 1 iv C: wuzzuuzzl , ,l a crunk, f 0Xl.llf ff STANDING: Bob Stevenscn, Torn Bodkin, james King, Coach Kerr, john Barth, Bob O'Connor john Walsh, Tony Burches, Tom Starr, Bill Smith, Vibe Romankii, john Walsh, Eugene Langdon. FIRST ROW: Bill Hake, Chas. Phillips, Bill Scrobel, Arthur Nordquist, Bud Boursier l? Dwyer, Norman Krabbenhoeft, Walter Koontz, Bob johnson, George Stackert, The increasing interest in swimming has again caused the Horsemen to resume their aqua- tic maneuvers, after a lapse of a whole year. To arouse the spectators Coach Kerr planned a swimming carnival, which was a financial success, Due to the carnival and the success of the swim meets, the team was financially independent. Despite lack of experience the lvlann nata- tors compiled an excellent record of six victories to five defeats. After splashing defeat at Wallace and Emerson, the Horsemen gave Froebel a ducking to be proclaimed city champions. They were rather unsuccessful with the visiting teams from various cities, bearing losses from the five visiting cities. The most consistent scorers were Hake in the 40-yard swim, Capt. Scrobel in the IOO-yard breast stroke, and Walsh in the 220-yard swim. Scrobel was the outstanding performer ofthe team. In the eleven meets, he was undefeated and broke the state IOO-yard breast stroke time by a complete second. ln the conference meet held at Horace Mann, he met his first defeat bowing to Thomas of Hammond. He was deter- mined to have but one defeat, but again met his superior in the finals of the state swim meet at Indianapolis, laurels again going to Thomas. Walsh a Freshman was just touched out by South Bend in the finals at the state meet, Only Hake, johnson, Starr, Bodkin, and Scrobel will be lost through graduation. rn -- : ,- Q Olll mm 1 1 4 '7 TOP ROW Donald Dawes Paul Dnetrlch M ke Musk uv h Russel' Beaver Vrctor Carbcn Bob Fowler Orvllle Svmnk Paul Shanklln Alban wnk wlcz john Gallagher Nelson Mc Dunlels Robert Knapp THIRD ROW Wlllard Martin Darwnn Welaster Vxfllllam jones Rov Bortz George Stacker! Harry Foster Oscar Nedberg Donald Stephenson Adam Muller Paul Clennon Deno Ellopulus SECOND ROW Fr nk Ellopulus lack Whltlclw Bll XX bber ohn C Robert Wnlson George Harms Rona'd Andrews Lawrence Birrett ullus Mnlot lack Shotllfl FIRST ROW Mayor Harold IBHPOWIYZ Capt james lurberg l-lonorarv Capt Roth Anderson Furst Lueut Paul Flemung Second Lueot Bull Allman Second L1 ot Arthur Farquharson Z Olll Nllll r t Stephens Ru. ur n th lxwrna Snwth lscr Thoma RD ROW I ck r-lat 'xl un n h Chee Earlene Fans rrl Ml ocklch B ch n We lun Levtls l rtln Kosrhe Paul l-Jocd OND ROW R c H e p r x re Brf rd Clernlne Hubcrt I C'bert Lane S 'nu Bere Ralph Sanolne Pao Ca trr Peter Sharner T ROW Capt N rwwan n nor rw apt er ewart QCOIWC lcuf ka Pewowch Second Lleut Rossell Clements l Q I , , I ' :C , r , . 'f . . l- T' . t - : a , . , r le , l . -- -----, 'f ' gl av s A ' . 'v L C: it VOR ROW' Texas Nllnter Ralph Carperter, Stanlcfv Drc, Charle, Bdwlby R35 Hummer R1b A fp. 1 t KA Std ew Bon 'f w n l A l 5 THI 1 a ' ' . l. 1 el Os' , llac Mc . 'L ' , las. He ngror-l kg St . lll S c P, U. d . N a . . L SEC S l 'lard olls'?C'6 Eg, Elll Cage Re Klip' H to V. - Snwg l. , ld 4' A, I ' , . l 2 A , FlRS , Q cv Ha es, l-lo c a f C Esth St , S l L 4 W lplo The rnusslon of the R O T C IS to awaken In the student an apprecIatIon of the oblIga hons of cItIzenshIp to prepare hum to dlscharge hIs dutles as a cItIzen and to qualufy hIm as a mIlItary leader There are those who have the Idea that mIlItary traunung IS nothung more or less than a traIn Ing school for soldlers Whvle R O T C IS establush essentually for mIlItary traInIng the Idea of contInuIng and promotmg thIs system IS not to make solduers but men men who wIll be pre pared to take theur rnghtful places In the busIness and professIonal world because they have learned those prIncIples whIch are essentIal to success The drIll although a secondary part of mIlItary traInIng IS very Important as It forces all of the cadets to take exerclse In a most healthful form It not only promotes physlcal strength and development but It also encourages the cadet to strIve to excell For In mIlItary SSFVICE ment alone wIns The cadet offrcers have a valuable opportunIty to cultIvate dIscretIon tact judgment and opportunuty to command others TraInIng In command and control of men IS of Incalcula ble value to a boy In thus age of great enterprIses when the abIlIty to command IS the key to success lt IS the best system of trannmg to develop EXECUTIVE abIlIty One of the greatest benefIts a boy deruves from drIII lS the art of co operatnng wIth hlS fellowmen Not only should a boy be capable of commandmg men but he must also be able to work Wlfh them and understand that team work IS one of the fundamental prIncIples upon whIch the busmess of the present tume IS based MIlItary traInIng Induces prlde In dress as well as In personal conduct as deportment t teaches the Importance of self relIance In order that responsIbIlItIes may be met wIth credlt and success It asslsts nature In physucal development and brlngs wIth It manllness of fIgure and carnage It frowns on anythmg that IS low dlshonorable and unmanly We belleve that mIlItary traunung far from Interferrung wuth other dutues of a student serves rather to Inculcate those trauts whIch are necessary to the foundatuon of a well rounded wcll educated man THE HORACE MANN R 0 T C The Cary R O T C Unlf consusts of two battaluons of fIV6 companIes of whuch one batta lIon of two companIes IS at Horace Mann Each year a competItIve drIll determInes the most effIcIently drllled company squad and IndIvIdual cadet The competItIon was a real test of the profIcIency of the cadet offlcers because they were not Informed of the requIred commands untll they appeared on the fIeld the day of the competltlon The annual soclal event of the Unlt the lVlIlItary Ball held on Apnl 2l proved a decIded success lOl o 0 I- 0 c fl XX Y I N C I J f , , y f .Qu e ' 1 ,J Q V x ' 5 ' A . , . 1 - Y lt A Glflfef C Aavcrafran President Ruth Anderson vnce presudent Catherine Cavanaugh secretary Margaret john son treasurer Erleen Mehulovnch Sax years ago year of l928 Mrs Ceceluaj Danner physical educatuon nnstructor organized the Horace Mann Girls AthletucAssoclat1on which has certaunly proved :ts worth due to the untnrnng efforts of our organuzer The purpose of the C A A ns to create a love of sports true and clean sportsmanship hugher :deals In both school and communuty and the fostering of the love of sports The C- A A one of the largest organnzatlons nn the school has grown considerably an the past year tall we now have attained a membership of over ZOO gurls There are a varlety of sports offered beglnnsng with hockey In the fall and contrnuung through to the end of the year as follows soccer volleyball captasnball basketball swrmmung track and baseball A gurl nn order to gain membershnp nn the G A A must earn lOO points After making a total of SOO points she receives a gold pun then uf she obtams lOOO polnts she IS guven a large red and whrte Horace Mann C A A emblem Those recelvlng over lOOO polnts receuve honora ble mention at our annual banquet Each gurl ns permrtted to make fave teams a year One of the biggest events of the school year IS the annual G A A banquet held usually at the closnng part of the school year X5Q L2 l X lO2 4 9 . 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I TOP ROW C Ca anaugh H Lacey F K app C Daughe ty SECOND ROW M Froel ch M s Da e R Cr ss FIRST ROW B Orr A Brat ch D Maggart FRESHMAN WHITE M Call I Hodge E Dupont S Lucvan D Iannch I Creahan P Crown F Gwen D Kaehler R Cross manager FRESHMAN RED M Froeluch I Thatcher A Swerdon I Carpenter D Schraeder C Rosc W Dygus A Danford XN..Ha,yden R Newman manager SOPHOMORE WHITE N Head M johnson H Kankowskr M Hamulton I Lybrook B Smrth C Daugherty L Mettler M NncoIes R Tuttle manager SOPHOMORE RED V Foreaker M Yaros C Novak E Arenson H Solay B Naker A Bratach IUNIOR WHITE W Mahoney M Briggs N Mrllus P Bratuch D C-uetzka E Brown B Orr M Maluzzo R M Rose manager IUNIOR RED E Foreaker D Maggart I Zumbaugh M Scott B Golaskr S Clem B Shrrey I Rendel R Richardson manager SENIOR WHITE Causer H Harris E Downey S Daugherty H Cannon H Sweet Town sley F Knapp manager SENIOR RED V McDonad C Cavanaugh M Kenward B Koepke M Macey L Stay duhar C Sovlch H Lacey manager Na, 104 i a A7 I A K - , X I . 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S 'EE' git f -- 1' in avril 'Ii TOP ROW O Starr R A derso F Knapp M Mal zzo E Clem SECOND ROW E Do ney B Or Mrs Danner D Maggart A Pysh FRESHMAN WHITE V Hack E Ivan B Knapp D...KaebI-er S Moore R, Ijewman C Nov ak B Orrls M Piazza H Prnpps E Schaser D Schraeder'S Smlth O Starr H Stephan M Webb M Wnlkunson I Provaznuk H Weunruck W Sprowls manager FRESHMAN RED C Arndt V Bobruk A Bratuch E Carmuchael M I Corns E Dupont B Evans D Evanovnch M Ferguson I Ferguson E Cergely R Cross D Grote NALtla.yd.m3, B I Hodge A Herzo .D..,Lamch C Iarvls A Kocak R Knrchoff I Creahan manager SOPHOMORE WHITE N Mullns M Yarnold E Clem B Shurey M Mullen B Mattern B Owens M Conroy V Foreaker Burton C Connors N Head E Howart E Bjork C- Sable R Verplank M Langbehn B Langbehn K Pandorf R Tittle M Iohnson manager SOPHOMORE RED I Lybrook C Daugherty A Ernst M MundeII E Kuss D Ransel M Ma In zo M Yaros C Scheub M Clune D McConnehey E Overdorf B Naker M Nlcoles M Haupt M E Lynch L Noak E Arenson B Orr L I Mettler M Hamulton G Werber manager UNIOR F Blair M Brlggs I Babyak E Brown B Burress E Brusven C Foreaker E Foreak er E Cergley B Colaskl K Iohnson M A Hyman W Mahoney D Maggart E Paster B Richardson I Rendel C Sovlch M Scott E Thoman C McKeon manager SENIOR A Pysh H Sweet I Causer H Lacey M Davies F Knapp M Lacey M Knesovrch M Sykes S Daugherty C Saems M Wulhelm R Anderson L Stayduhar H Cannon M La PoIIa I Benson P Quullan E Downey manager 'N X, ' fi: 453191 IOS .T ?E':i1 ' I f 'iii' Y -4 Q' ,.g-pq-ns i ' E - .:- , r:',+ , :iz ..-- U ,, 7 K :ss 2 , g Q 0 e a 1 :- , .f ' si-.C as-. 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Foreaker . e ? - I - . - . - . - . . . n fi , fi 7 fill! f H7111 l TOP ROW R Cross C Daugherty F K app D C et Ifa R Rose E Cle SECOND ROW H Lacey M Ioh so M s Danner I Re del B Rchardso FIRST ROW S L e an E Bjork N M II s M Br ggs E Foreaker D Maggart FRESHMAN WHITE I Phnllups I Carpenter C Rose D Kaehler A Swerdon I Tatcher I Brown F Given B Condlt P Crown L Kurchoff E Petrus E Schaser B Watson H Stephan D Davnes H Prasak I Hodge manager FRESHMAN RED R Cross W Hayden R Newman C Iarvls E Carmuchael M Call I Crea han E Dupont B Knapp N Cale I Webster E Tannehlll H Coedecke D Ianuch M Froellch H Weunruck S Llevan manager SOPHOMORE WHITE A Bratlch I Burton C Daugherty V Foreaker E Ivan M johnson H Kankowskn Kankowsku E Kuss Lewus M Lynch L Mettler C- Novak B Shupow H Solay M Webb Z C-ray manager SOPHOMORE RED E Arenson E Bpork M Hamilton V Hayden A Kocak B Langbehn M Langbehn B Mattern B Naker M Nncoles E Overdorf C- Scheub B Smuth W Sprowls C Werber M Yarnold N Head manager IUNIOR WHITE E Brown B Colasku H Katzendorfer N Mlllus R M Rose B Orr W Wm sor B Shurey H Smuth L Harrus I Freeman W Kusmucke P Bratuch E Ctergely S Puer nlkowskn M Malnzzo M Briggs manager IUNIOR RED D Maggart S Clem B Richardson I Rendel E Thoman V Walsh M A Hy man C- McKeon M Scott L Daman C Foreaker W Mahoney M Carmuchael L C-reen P Hooper M Smith D Cuetzka E Foreaker manager SENIOR I Benson H Cannon Causer S Daugherty M Davues E Downey O Kaehler F Knapp B Koepke H Lacey E Pastre K Saems C Sovuch H Sweet E Webb M Wnlhelm M Kenward manager W ce I . 1 ' 1 1 I . 4' I ,A I A X - f A if fl Q xl - 1 I r- I - I : L.. 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