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

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EMMA SCHIESS CLARA STEPHENS TRESSA SHARPE G. C. WHITEMAN hazel McCarthy DOROTHY McNEVON SHERR1CK EULAH WINTER i resented by ' pictures. W. H. MASTERS ANNE C. MOE VIOLET SULEY OTTO REISING FLORENCE WHEELER RAY G. PRICE BI-ANCHE M. ROY. ELMO V. ROESLER V GOTHA SHEEHAN

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MYRTLE BERG JOSEPHINE BUCHANAN JULIA C. BROWN ORPHA DAVISON LESTER CUNNINGHAM CECILIA J. DANNER JOHN L. BUCK FINLEY FRENCH EDMON GOFORTH WILMA FLEWELL1NG GEORGE A. FOWBLE GLEN D- HINDMAN OLIVE GREENSFELDER EUNICE JOHNS . W. W. HOLLIDAY represented by pictures. KOMINSK1 KEITH CROWN DORA MAY HILL DOROTHY FLANDERS MABELLE I III.I.IGROSS Page Ten

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A D V I S o R Y Few pupils of Horace Mann School know.of the existence of the Advisory Council even though it influences their school life considerably. This board, composed of parents of Horace Mann students, meets for luncheon on the second Tuesday of each month. During these luncheons the council discusses current school problems and offers practical, helpful advice for their solution. Each member of the board is appointed by the members of the preceeding year—the only requisite being that he must have a child enrolled in Horace Mann School. In the fall of 1935, the present members decided that a party for the teachers and ex¬ members of the Council would bring the two groups into closer contact and understanding. The resulting program would have merited considerable attention on any stage, for it was filled with hilarious incidents wh ich were, at times, very pointed. The program dealt humor¬ ously with the squirming school boy, the giggling school girl, and the irate teacher and parent. The Council, which is headed by our capable principal, Mr. Charles D. Lutz, forms a vital link between the school and the community, since it is able to illustrate the many prob¬ lems and difficulties of the school to the parents and to bring the communities’ recommenda¬ tion to the attention of the administration. Page Twelve