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

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The Art Club sponsored by gracious Mrs. McClain was formed for students with special interest and talent in art. The club meets every school day during the eight-fifteen hour. Excited by the presentation of a kiln, the club this year has devoted itself to projects in clay. The students made their own plaster-of-paris casts from original clay humps and baked them. The pottery was then decorated either by slip painting or glazing. Some branched off into sculpturing, while others worked on a mural to keep from growing stale. This spring the club visited the Art Institute and National Water Color Exhibit. Next year with the aid of new fresco paint s the club hopes to display even lovier varieties of art work. P‘. T ‘W. «ty

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Miss Williams admits she is fond of social functions, but still prefers tees” to teas.” . . . You take the South, Miss Flanders will take the West. . . . Chautauqua has always interested Miss Gorrell. She never tires of recalling Chau¬ tauqua days back home.” . . . Miss Smith is a kegler— popularly known as a bowler. . . . The beach and books are Mrs. Doherty’s favorite recreations.

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Don’t accuse Mrs. Zeigler of putting on the dog.” Her Boston Bull is her chief interest in life. . . . We imagine that the interior of Mrs. McClain’s trailer must be very decora¬ tive. People who live in steel houses may throw stones, if Coach Crown’s information is reliable. . . . Camera work is one of the main topics of Coach Kominski’s conversation. . . . Some of his camping-trip friends tell us that Coach Kerr is a regular Northwoods’-man. ... All the girls seek Mrs. Dan- T) ner’s advice in matters of clothing and etiquette. 1. H Y S I c A L E D U C A T I O N