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

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FINLEY FRENCH idiana State Teachers’ College, B.S. EUNICE JOHNS University of Missouri, B.S. Columbia University, A.M. ANNADELL CRIDER HELEN KENNEDY Indiana State Teachers’ University of College, B.S. Minnesota, B.S. R. W. KOMINSKI VAL H. AURIT American College of Mankata State Physical Education, Teachers’ College, B.E. W. H. MASTERS Southern Missouri Teachers’ College, B.S. University of Chicago, A.M. KEITH CROWN American College of Physical Education, MARION WILLIAMS CECILIA J. DANNER DOROTHY McNEVON ALLYS McCLAIN ‘ .. . Art Institute, A.B.

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W. W. HOLLIDAY WILMA FLEWELLING MABELLE HILLIGOSS Indiana University, A.B. Hendrix College, A.B. Columbia University, Valparaiso University, Columbia University, B.S. B.S. A.M. C. H. BELL DORA MAY HILL Indiana State Teachers’ University of Missouri, College. B.S. A.B. University of Chicago. A.M. ALBERTA ECKWALL Kirksville State Teachers’ College, B.S. CLARA STEPHENS Vincennes University, B. S. JOHN L. BUCK Indiana State. B.S. MYRTLE BERG Stout College Chicago University, Ph.B. ANNE C. MOE RAY C. PRICE University of South Indiana State Teachers’ Dakota. A.B. College, B.S. University of Chicago, A.M. MARY CORRELL EDMUN GOFORTH Northwestern Indiana State Teachers’ University. B.S. College. B.S. FACULTY

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The Advisory Council at Horace Mann School is seven years old this year. Ninety-one fathers and mothers have served on this council. The fathers and mothers, who have so served, have had an opportunity to learn something of the problems of education and considerable about the management and function of the school, which is educating their children. Knowledge and information about schools and the aims and purposes of edu¬ cation should be a part of the equipment of every parent. Unless a considera¬ ble portion of our citizens do have some knowledge about schools and educa¬ tional ideals this important American institution will not function properly. The members of the Horace Mann School Advisory Council, from the begin¬ ning, have recognized the importance of parental concern for schools and educa¬ tion. An intelligent interest and a sincere desire to be helpful has marked the work of those who have served on the Horace Mann School Advisory Council. The men and women who have given their time and energy during this seven year period to Horace Mann School have served their school and their commun¬ ity in a very useful and practical way. The community and the employees of the school appreciate this service to them and to the children of the school. —CHARLES D. LUTZ • • • 14