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

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“Will the meeting please come to order?” queries little Georgie Lawrence. Giggles from the girls — a forced nonchalance from the boys — a look from the sponsor — and, the meeting came to order. Presi¬ dent Lawrence and his subordinate officers had this message for their classmates — “Our Radio Rescue is over. It was a big success. Now we must concentrate on our Frolic. It must be a bigger success.” A contest open to all Freshies brought forth the idea of a “Deep-sea Doodle.” Floating beneath the brine everyone, upper classmen included, had slews of fun at the final dance of the year — the Frolic. Then sophomore president Cash confronted his colleagues with similar concerns. Our lovely “Ka- trinkas” did their share early in the year. Marge, Bill, and Mark gave Art their staunch support when he started proceedings on the hop. Because of a scarcity of dates the sophs consented to give up their ideas of a Sylvan Swing and join the freshmen in their dance fest. The sophomore class, nevertheless, swung on down, and left in its path a record for future sophomore classes to emulate. Throughout the year Joe and the rest of the jolly juniors stored their energies for future use. The first attack of futures came when March stormed out like a lion and all the little Marches — namely, Jo, Beth, Amy, and Meg made an unforgetable impression on the minds of the student body. The two Marjories and Lindy helped select committees for the prom and offered advice and guidance in general. The juniors put their heads together with the seniors and a super prom was the result. And so we leave the juniors, confident that they will amble even further up the road to success than have their predecessors.

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Ju, First Row; Harriet Dacey. James Cut- shaw, Rarhara Davies. James Crawford. Xcysa Dalby. Second Row; Jo Ann Durbin. Thomas Deedrick. IJIIian de St. Jean. Virginia Delt- man, Melvin Dupont. Betty Donnelly. Third Row: Kathleen Fender. Dexter Fdgc, Ruth Edwards, Marjorie Ferguson, Fred F ' inicy, Marjorie Erikson. F ' ourth Row : Kenneth Fisher. Sue Fletch¬ er. David Frantz. Mary Fisher, Agnes F ' lem- ing. Lynwood Fletcher. Fifth Row: Hannah France. Richard F’reeinaii. Charlotte Foreaker, Eunice Fisch¬ er, Ann Callagher, Jainsie Chcetham. Sixth Row; Frank Cray, Winifred Gray, Esther Creenwald. Sylvia Given, Elaine Gordon, Edward (;erke. Seventh Row; Alice Haltoff, Robert Hammond, (Gertrude Hamriik, Warren Hales, Thelma Geary, Joe Haas. Eighth Row: Mary Hecker, Oakes Hay¬ den, Dorothy Harris Lynn Harris, Virginia Harris. George Guffin.