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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1942 volume:

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Ilm-.wc XII nm p.1gc 7I I' .fr CALL T0 THE We as a nation have our armv and our nasy to serve us We as a school too, have organizations to serve us Fuse organizations are pledged to the red and vxhite of Horace Mann First, with four stars on its sleeve, comes the Student Council which has done so many things for us during this difficult year The Council planned a Mixer for the new students who came to our school last fall and were strangers to our system This gath ermg, which served as an orientation program for freshmen and students from Ross, also afforded parents and pupils an opportunity to welcome Mr Trump and Mr Carlson Spurred on by the success of its first ven ture the Council swung into a busy year In order that we might be skilled in some of our future responsibilities as votmg citizens, the Coun eil obtained voting machines for use in class elections When Purdue University sponsored a Iunior Legislature our Council members who md state legislature are run and improve the government of Horace Mann They evidently did learn something, for home they came to orgamze a new Student Court and Safety Council The Court was to mamtam eourttsx and order in thc halls and enforce the rules the Council has laid dovxn The Safety Council, working with safety classes, made sur I ngr frmr Slum! rg Andrew Thom on Gex C0'1dlI Ioan Rowland Gail Millns Patricia Rigg Bud McKmeny Robert Esans Rheba Gn shavi Carol Benson fVice Presidentj Miss ONeil CSp0nsorJ Sllmg Clarice Gustason QSccretaryQ jack Tuerff William Howell Patricia Hodson Kenneth Schafer Nancy Hodson CPrcsl dcntj loc Blake The Social Committee is a welcome innovation 6 -A X . ' 1. 5 ' I r 1 s I ' . . k take their job seriously, attended so that they might learn how national i 4 : A , i H i ' - - - e y v I' 5 1 COLORS Jane Halleck Carol Benson e Student C0lll'lLll e urns 1 Serxi e stripe I I Gail Nhl is Ned Chise Robert C nedtelxe lN1nu ll udson lXl'LlIIll Orbesen Robert ohnson Wlary buerer limes Norris Riga! Robert lxans Barb tra W ilkins Qlirelsurtrj Constinee llush lSeerel1ry C ordon Landeeli lpresidentj Charles Templm Andrew Fliumson ames Richardson l lfflk. Hodson Nlr Cunningham QSponsorj Crnltr laverne Xlxlloy Dorothy Harrington Dmrutlix l stre l l li lb k C Condlt George Olson Richard VL ildermutli Hom ldward Doxne Hubert lngllsh 4 , veys of the hazards surrounding us on the campus and in the halls during the passing of classes Council Committees have lobbied for tennis courts a new system in study hall, and a clean-up campaign for the grounds surrounding the pond. Future Horace M-Inn pupils will enjoy the fruits of these labors. At Christmas time the Council presented the Holiday Ball one of the most sparkling formal dances of the year with its Sun Valley motif, In collaboration with all the Student Councils of the city it also helped give the lnterschool dance on May 9. To celebrate the election of new officers the Inauguration Ball first of its kind was furnished an- other highlight of Horace Mann s social season. After doing all this and more, the Council drafted the Social Committee to help us along during our Hrst year without social clubs. The Committee having no precedent to follow, has tried a variety of social affairs. First it gaxe us Matinee Mixers, dances at 4:15 which proved very successful especially in help- ing the boys and girls to get better acquainted. At the close of the foot- ball season the members gave us the Football Finale a dance that xx ill be outstanding in our memories of our senior year. The Committee gained confidence as the year wore on. In anuary it became benevolent and presented the Red Cross dance. Many nosel features were good fun. I L i l, Ihe 1-leetxons are ereat experxm nters I4 fl Ryu ames Hsndman Robert lrnst Myron C trfln Daud Not ak Irank Proeopn Sunni Rau Clarenee Damels LPres1dcntl oe Zurza Harold Gorny Xlarkle glfflflk loe Torelx Robert C ames Nlr Buck iSponsorJ Harold Sanderson Chanees at the door determnned the prnce of admnsston and served a worthy eause The Soelal Commnttec members were elected from the student body as .1 whole, but nt worked wnth the Student Councnl and we salute Loth for ll most producttve year Another group closely allled wnth the Councnl and Soclal Commnttee rs the Booster Club whlch has certamly won nts chevron thts year It ns tts duty to make us dlsplay our feelmgs for old Horace Mann and the hard working members have done a remarkable job It was they who orgamzed our rousmg pep meetmgs and elected for us ten oozmg wtth enthusiasm cheerleaders who cheered our teams on to vxetory or helped them feel we were back of them m defeat They planned for us the gtgantle bonftre to clxmax our football season This backftred, but the Boosters took all the bad publxcnty on the chm and went ahead and planned the elass weeks These were coordmated wnth the productxon of the class plays and gave each class a chance to do some extra votnng In November we all went to the Dead End Dance and the members sug gested we vsear our oldest clothes Thus we dnd and had a rtotous ttme came m May was another accompltshment to chalk up for the rooters We were all just a btt more thoughtful Gladly we gave the club a smart salute too, for tts fine work 'lofi Rau Richard Clark w'llll3lTl umn Edward Doyne Robert Knrk pat: xck Rober Kropf Sunrtf Ron Cordon Landeek Don Robertson Patricia Rlgg Carol Ben son QSeeretary Treasurerj june Wallace loan Nloore l-aw Wood Rheba C :uhm Rnehnrd m,llLlLI'lT'lUll1 fl resident lxmtllnx, Clartce Custason l5ettyl.lV1ng,sI0ne Vlartaret Valyocslk Irene X ulxoesnk larbara Wnlkms Slffllll, Glenn lrncksun Lu erm Malloy fVlCC Presldentj W nllmm Nason xmmv Norrns What the Booster Club undertakes, rt does well Page su l Q Q , . . . . . x A x 1 , V ' ' ' ' t ' t - ' - y , - . 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' - A Another strvxce group IS compostd of boys who art tht tltttr1t 1l w111rds of Horace Minn Thtv ntvcr fa1l to gtt our MtSSlgLS to G1rt11 V11 ttlt graphj Wt art JW.ll L of tht Eltttrons ll 111 footblll glI11L9 whtrt thu stt up 1 loud spcxktr systtm thlt bl lrtd forth dLSLI'1Pt10I'lS of pl1ys wh1th wt couldnt alwlys stt thty l1ktw1st thmgtd tht stort bo1rd though not always 1n our favor At Chr1stm1s t1mt thty dts1gntd 1nd IT1.1LlL btautlfully 1llum1n.1ttd dttor1t1ons for our sthool Th1s group 15 llW.1y9 gtnerous tnough to optrltt 1 publlt xddrtss systtm ldvtrtmng pl1ys dr1vts .md othtr sthool tvtnts Whtn Dorothy lunour LIIIL to Curt for tht Bond D1y p.1r1dt, tht hltttrons wtrt lSlikLl to do111tt thtlr strxltts Thty h.1vt .1tt.11ned proftss1on.1l stlndlng you stt lor 111 thtst hnt ton tr1but1ons g1vtn ungrudmgly wt say tht Fltttron Club r1thly dtstrwts 1 SLYVICL str1pe We havt .1 rtal tolor guard Not1tt thost gay, .1ttr.1tt1vt posttrs XVl11Ll'1 come from? Tr1 Arts Club, of tourst Dttor.1t1ons, stagt stts, md tount less other projects that we nttd from t1me to t1mt, kttp our mdustnous art1sts and the1r sponsor busy Tht school had .ln opportun1ty to .zpprttutt the var1ety of work dont by tht club whtn mtmbtrs d1spl1ytd tht1r btst creat1ve work from t1mt to tnmt IH our txh1b1t tasts Thest fivt organ1zat1ons htlp Horate Mann s .1tt1x1ty p1r1dt For tht1r rtcord 1n the year of 1941 1942 Wt award thtm medwls of honor May thenr successors be evtr ready to answtr tht tall to SLFVICL The Art Club has many mterests L I Mnrjont Whntman Bttty l.lNl11gSI01 t Rlklllfd Clark 1nt Hxllttk 1Prts1dtnr Itltllt lL1ll1 Russtll Rntlcttts M.1r1lyn Kty Ql'rt,1surt1 l51l ltt Bullmger Rlghl Top Rau Nlrs NltC,l.11n bponsorj l..lgUL1I'lcjlJOI1l1Lll c,Ol1SlJIluL Ktttltr l',1ul Hoga Dan Nltl lmger Fdmund Smnott Ballon: Kon Llllrl l'tl1rtnb1tl1er Dorothy NltDt11tt litttv Cox Pntntla lnglert joan Clark Cfnfu' Andrtvt Vntko Q5Ltrtt.1rv1 1mts Small Bttu Robtrtson Nlargxrtt Rltltll B.1rb1r1lVl,1yne Nmnty Hudson olm NltNl1tl1.1el Page st 1 en , 'xxn x I E Y.'i ' 1 1 r ' 1 1 . . , . . . ' ' 'L ' 1 I' 1 'N ' 1 ' L 5, . 3 . , w , i s , 7 , v. 5, i, 1 enliven our halls just before a play or concert or dance. Where do they . ' ' ,, -1 I 1 f, , Vrf: '. p. y 1 tx . ,JL . N ,. . by ,. , . j, .: 'NJA v ..,A 1. Q., 'L .. X , 1 l SI NIOR PFRSONAIITIIS ffwlavfff Rffwfl Frank Grccnvs ald Lorraine Muras SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AGL 4 years Wrlc IIT 283 I I mfr 1 xfuz I ILSIAIN 111 Andluy Thomson ltsldtnt Robut St thl Trcasuxcx Sophomor' Dorothy Harnngton X uct Prtsndcnt Nancy Hodson Secrttary untor Semor ULK'n lung, Clothts ltr onahly lhyslqut I'n,urt Popularity Iy s Hair But lookung, Barbara XX xlluns Bob Nlatthux S Nlary ant Sny dtr Lau rcncc Benmtt C harlts Temphn oyct C arltton Rlchard Olson Charltnc S ttnnttr C harlts Ttmphn Barbara INOYYIS Don Nlnrftv. Dorothy ICIiH'lll'lL,I0l Ban Nltlhngtr Xlary A nxlm Baxrd Ray Paxtte Nancy Ilod on Frank Ixnlcy Gordon Iandcck Iranl1 Htlwug Brutc Walker Andy Thomson Carol Benson Andy Wltko I aurel Ranlsback SENIDR DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE ON 1942 HORACE MANN NAML Scnxor Class of 1942 AIJDRLSS Horace Mann School HFIGIIT Tops all 1n tht Alma Mater PARI rs r OR GUARIJIAN Ircshman Corrtll and Bell umor Gorrcll and Frohck Sophomort Corrtll and Btll Stmor Gorrcll and Daylson I Asn UAI ll IC ATIONS I xtsldcnt Chuck Ttmphn Vxcc Prtsldcnt Andy Thomson Stcrttlry Ctrrnt Sodtck Trtasurtr Mason Wood I rtsndcnt Bmll I letchtr X uct Prtsldtnt Dorothy Snltancr Sccrttary Joyct Carlcton Trtasuru Ray Partcc Prcs1dcnt Tom Moore Vice. Prcsldcnt Barbara XVIIIKIIIS Sccrttlry I-Ielcn Popt T rtasurtr ack Hemy Prtsxdtnt Andy Thomson Vnce Prtsxdcnt Dorothy Harrmgton Sccretary Nancy Hodson Trcasurcr Bob Stahl Dorothy Snltanen Wendly n Stetle Carl Chrlstenscn B111 Fletcher john Roberson DJ amaln Alulzty Frcshman Sophomort Iumor Stnlor 501 lafnlzfy I rcshman Sophomorc Tht Patchyy ork Gnrl of Oz Stventecn The Rtturn of Rnp Van Wnnkle Tradcsman Turn Ccntltman Mlnn E Acts Rancho Rodto Mcmornes umor I 10m Stmor Prom OB DLSIRLD Any thmg that doesn t requnu. brams or work SALARY EXI EcTED-Enough for cokes for hfe I 1. lg. I I'UTl,Rf EYPFC TA1 loNs Vaned Not Set pages I0 1nd folluwmg 1 ' 1 5 1 : T 1 f . - 1 ' 1 , .3 - .I 1- A1 T 1 ' 1 1 1 '1 ' , .1' .1 I-11A , 1.1-I 1 1 1 I . 1 '-1, 1 1 L 1 - 11 1 T1 '1 .1- ., 1 I I 1 1 1' 1 I T 1 1 ,. 3 1. . . 1 V11- 1' 1 i 1 A 1. - A v 7 --- If 1 1- 1 1 11 1 1. 1-.. 1 -1 R 11 1 J w, 1' 1 1 . . ,. . 11- 1 1 , 1 A1- 1g 11 1 1 E 1. 1-11,1 ' , T 1 1 i 1 . - X. X i 7 . 1 1 11, 1 1 17 . , , 1 Q, 4. ,, .. 11 .. 1 . . U - - ' Q . ' 1- f ' ' ' 11 1 1- 1 1 . , . 4 I X 7 il 1 ,J , . ,y 1 , V 1 Q 111 -1 I 1- A -41 T 1 ' 1. ' 1 1 ,il . 1 1 .4 . U - '1 1- - cl - 11 ,. , 1- i 1 1 1 1 1 1 ki. 11 i 1: I 11 . . , , . T 1 1 1- 1 1' f v - 11 I - A 11 ffu' , . ', ' ' L' I x - 11 V 1: X 11 y I ,' , . ' 11 4 -11 - , ,x 1 O, 1 . .. 1 ,1 5 - 1: - 7 11 11 1 1 . 1 I 11 J 4111 I ' D. I I :i 1 ' , '-1 ' W' 1 . 'u'11f h 1 ' - 1 4 . 2? :g- v . ' - 1 c- ' 1 . CAREERS A GLANCE AT 1942 What careers some of us want! We plan a practical career, but many of us have secret ambitions of another variety. Did you ever think you'd like to walk a tight-rope or be a test pilot? Among us are future doctors, lawyers, business men and even a professional golfer. Keep it rolling Frank! Calling Doctor Thomson. He wants to aid humanity and inci- dentally have the pretty nurses jump at his commands. Step lively Barbara Kistler in your nurse's uniform and cap. Thereis the fellow who wants to judge models-lucky guy! Need any help, Dreyfus? Chuck', Templin wants to be a vagabond and do anything except work. Watch Gordon Landeck the G man. He always gets his man! Frank Greenwald has a secret ambition-nothing less than being President some day and-be- tween times-Senator. Will you make many changes in our school system when you are superintendent, Bill? just a couple of old ruins to dig up and archaeologists Andy and Carl shine with enthusiasm. Famous lawyer outwits jury and wins sensational case-great showmanship Bill Fletcher. Take a deep, deep breath we have found the superman. No other than ,lim West. He thinks nothing of getting up at the crack of dawn. What a milkmanl lt's not blue Monday or washboard blues for Eleanor. Oh, happy the housewife who is in love. These little numbers are going places. They will keep you up in the air, too! Take it easy, Elizabeth Williams, Al, Bob, Milton and Dale! It's a lady's privilege to change her face and hair-do, so Mary you can show them how. How's the tall timber, Bob? Let it rain, jack, that's what the farm needs-plus plenty of hard work. What a builder of ships! Dick Thiel keeps an even keel. You have the stuff that talks, jean. Put your best foot forward, Kurt, and don't crack your journalistic reputation. Heaven help you if you don't keep last year's hgure, Judith. I hear the Church Around the Corner draws the crowds. Could it be because Dick Olson preaches there? All the world's a stage, says Robert Brown, and I dote on being an actor. How's the cabin far away in the north woods, Duane? I heard Clarence Daniels finally got his atom smasher working. Famous baseball player that's Ray Partee making headlines again. Scientist working alone discovers new cure and brings new hope to millions. That's the way to do it, Art Goris! Pick a winner and you find it takes nerve and more nerve plus training, talent and courage to carve a career in this war-torn, topsy-turvey world, but we know the Class of 1942 has what it takes. May we all enjoy a measure of peace and contentment whatever the future does to our pet ambitions. Page ni ar 1 1 een , f GFP IOM! LQ QCII CARI I R5 Busmgss Scout xrns Tx puts Nunn 'X11Lstl1ns1xl Storm buxux Vx r1tLr Munn Smgux l 11111 Ls Arts Stx llsl C o111111Lru1l Ag x Ll IISIIIS, IXII' I Iosuss B1.1ut1L1,111 N1odLl111g Housxxx IfL TLJCIILI XXI XX AINT -X boss X 111111111111 Xlomx x HIL UNL IU Umiox 111s Bo. lutx Ruog111t1o11 ox L IXIIUXX lulgn TAKES OISL pu sonllltx Rullul MOIHPLILIII tx 1 Q Knoxx 11114 oi 111L1Ll1111d1s 1111 ustomu 5 xx 1111s B11111s 11111g1111L1o11 1 T01 xxo I omg lIULlIS of xx orlx lxblllfx IITIIQIFIIIIOII L QIIIXL Il 1.1! 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DAN MELLINGER . . . Etching . . . Track, Basketball, W.V.C., Art Club President -JANE HALLECK . . . C0m1m'rz'ia1 Arfisf . . . Art Club Presi- lent, Annual Staff Co-Editor, Mann-U-Script-VIOLET ESMAEL . . . Artis! . . . Lake View High School Drama Club, Camera Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A. -CONSTANCE KETTLER . . . Artis! . . .Art Club, Latin Club, Biology Club, Orchestra, Chemistry Club-DORIS DECKER . . . Com- mercial Arfisl . . . Girls Band-GEORGE NEHRING . . . Artist . . . Pan American Club, Biology Club, R.O.T.C., Orchestra -JAMES SMALL . . . Arfist . . . Art Club, Opera, Latin Club- DOROTHY MCDEVITT . . . Sfulpfurer . . . Art Club Vice President, G.A.A., Biology Club. X ,, K ANDREW WITKCO . . . Arclmeologisf . . . Current Events Club President, Annual Staff, Senior Honor Society, Latin Club, Mathe- matics Club-CARL CHRISTENSEN . . . Archaeologist . . . Current Events Club President, Latin Club, Annual Staff, Camera Club, Chemistry Club-BARBARA KISTLER . . . Amrslbefisi . . . C.P.T., Biology Club, Orchestra, Dramatics, Mann-E-Acts- GEORGE PSIROPOULOS . . . Army . . . Track, Cross Country -DICK THEIL . . . Boa! Buildrr . . . Hi-Y, Camera Club, Chem- istry Club, junior Honor Society, Safety Council. RENEE GOLDBERG . . . Dvsigzmr . . . Band, Business Club-MAR- JORIE WHITMAN . . . Fashion Illusfrafor . . . Latin Club, Art Club Treasurer, G.A.A., Biology Club, Annual Staff- MARJORIE THOMP- SON . . . Dr'signc'r . . . Orchestra, Band, French Club, Opera-NANCY HODSON . . . Artist . . . A.E.P., Senior Class Secretary, Social Committee, Student Council, Art Club-MARTHA KARAS . . . Arlisf . . . Business Club, G.A.A. -- JAYNE KENWARD . . . S.U.S., Sub deb, Mann-E-Acts, Latin Club-HELEN GILROY . . . Arfisl . . . C.P.T., G.A.A. Treasurer, Concert Orchestra, Freshman and Sophomore plays, Latin Club- DOUGLAS CLARK . . . Arlisf . . . Chemistry Club. 'K ,X N ,lf 5 .- J , X X? Page Ihr DICK GROBERG . . . Baseball Player . . . Basketball, Track, Baseball-XVILLIAM OVERDORF . . . Baseball Player . . . Football Manager, Basketball, Christmas Pageant, Mathe- matics Club, Baseball-EUGENE NEMETZ . . . Baseball Player . . . Athletic Club at Ross-ROBERT SCOTT . . . Baseball Player . . . Torch Club, Football, Basketball, Track -THGMAS PLUMMER . . . Bufeber . . . Football Mgr., Pan American Club, Sophomore Play, Business Club, Football -VIVIAN POST . . . Beaufieian . . . Business Club, Girls' Glee Club-LILLIAN BERG . . . Beautician . . . Dramatic Club Vice President, Freshman, Junior, and Senior Plays- MARY MEIU . . . Beaufieian . . . Junior Play, Pan American Club-EILEEN KRUEGER . . . Beaufieian . . . G.A.A., S.A.I-I., Chemistry Club, Biology Club-JOYCE WIECH- MAN . . . Beaufieian . . . Drum Major, G.A.A., Band. X ,ab ra X.. X N a l,:' 'j l' y 'l X le J 1 DORIS .ARMSTRONG . . . Priwzfv Sf'c'rc'far3' . . . Junior Play Usherette, Glee Club, Opera - VIRGINIA BARDASH . . . Sf'a'rc'fary, Business Club -GEORGIA FANGRAS . . . Serrvfary . . . Band, G.A.A., Business Club - BETTY HARNEY . . . Privafe Swrefar-y . . . Hobart High School Glee Club President, Sophomore Class Treasurer-GLORIA CRAWFORD . . . Sfwzograpfafr . . . Business Club, G.A.A.-VELDREN LABAISSE . . . Sf'c'rf'fnry . . . Business Club, Biology Club-MARY CHEKICH . . . Sefrefary . . . G.A.A. Social Committee, Business Club, Biology Club- HELEN ERCEG . . . Sfwlogwzphvr. . . Business Club, G.A.A. -DONNA LEEVER . . . Sc'c'rz'fr1r,y . . . A.E.P., Sub Deb, Mann-E-Acts, Junior Play, French Club-ALMA MUCH . . . Bzzsinvss-MARY KUTSUKY . . . Secrvfary . . . Latin Club, G.A.A., Opera, Business Club, Chemistry Club -GLORIA GALLAGHER . . . Pritfaff' Srvrrffary . . . Mann-U-Script, Christmas Pageant, Business Club-DOROTHY CHAIKIN . . . Private Scfcrffary . . . Glee Club, G.A.A., French Club, Biology Club, Sophomore Play- RHEBA GRISHAW . . . Clerical. . . Booster Club, Student Coun- cil, Social Committee, Pan American Club, Business Club-AUDREY HULSE . . . Sf'c're1'ary . . . G.A.A.-ELAINE HAMMOND . . . BIISIIIUSS . . . Business Club, Latin Club, G.A.A. Council-MARY ANN BAIRD . . . C0llYf Reporfing . . . Biology Club, T.J.C., Business Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Athletic Council-ANN EVANS . . . Serrefary . . . T.,I.C., Mann-E-Acts. IE-QAM sf N y'X FG Ls if-, N X I Q TL y X Page ffleen L.. MARGARET ORRIS . . . B00fzf1c'c'f'i11g . . . G.A.A. Council, Business Club, Biology Club--CECELIA SHIPOW . . . Sr'c'rr'fary . . . G.A.A., Biology Club, Latin Club-LAVERNE ALLISON . . . BIISUIFSS- MARION REUSSWIG . . . Sfrfuogrupkvr . . . G.A.A., Business Club, Orchestra--XVARDELL RICKETTS . . . Privafr' Svvrrffary . . . G.A.A. Council, Business Club-HELEN RUTHER . . . Swrvlary . . . Latin Club, Glee Club-PATRICIA STANTON . . . Busnvss . . . Opera, T.j.C., Mann-E-Acts-LAVERNE LUEDTKE . . . Svc'rc'fary . . . Band Majorette, Christmas Pageant-DORIS LEMMONS . . . C1cfrir'al- HELEN STONE . . . Business . . . Latin Club, Sophomore Play, Biology Club, S.U.S., Mann-E-Acts-DOROTHY PASTRE . . . Business . . . Sophomore Play, T.J.C., Student Council, Pan American Club, Mann-U- Script-WANDA PETROSS . . . Secretary . . . Business Club-ALICE CORNELIUS . . . Prizfale Sccrefary . . . Annual Staff, Latin Club Secre- tary, Chemistry Club, Mann-E-Acts, S.A.I-I.-LORRAINE MURAS . . . SC'C1'f'l'd1'j . . . Business Club Secretary, Annual Staff, Christmas Pageant, Senior Honor Society-EDA BELLE POLLOCK . . . Secretary . . . Orchestra, Band, Pan American Club, Drum Majorette, G.A.A. -MARY ALICE BURNS . . . Complomelry . . . G.A.A., Business Club-ALMA PITZELE . . . Sfcrviury . . . Business Club, French Club, Current Events Club, Freshman and Sophomore Play--BLANCI-IE MARKLE . . . Business . . . G.A.A. vw -1, 5 S si it LSQLU HWS I i -if MILDRED REPKING . . . Store Buyer . . . Business Club- HELEN POPE . . . Store Buyer . . . Junior Class Secretary, Booster Club, T.J.C., Biology Club, Latin Club -JUNE WAL- LACE . . . Store Buyer . . . Freshman Play, T.J.C., Booster Club, Cheerleader, Junior Honor Society-DOROTHY HAR- RINGTON . . . Sfore Buyer . . . A.E.P., Senior Class Vice President, Student Council, Chemistry Club, Latin Club- BARBARA NORRIS . . . Store Buyer . . . A.E.P.-MARY JANE SNYDER . . . Sforc' Buyer . . . S.U.S., Biology Club, Latin Club, Mann-E-Acts-JACQUELINE FOSTER . . . Sion' Buyer . . . S.U.S., Sub Deb, Biology Club, Freshman Play, Junior Play-VERYL FISCHER . . . Cashier-KATHERINE JAS- PERSON . . . Cashier . . . G.A.A., Orchestra-HERMAN BURKHART . . . Cashier . . . Business Club, Football. P ROBERT LEEVACK . . . Clacnzist . . . Orchestra, R.O.T.C., Pan American Club, Safety Council Chairman--RICHARD DOLATO . . . Draftsman . . . Basketball-DONALD MOR- FEE . . . Draftsman . . . Basketball, French Club, Hi-Y, Band, Baseball-ROBERT STAHL . . . Draftsman . . . Senior Class Treasurer, Opera, Booster Club, Chemistry Club, Pan American Club-WILLIAM LUCHRENE . . . Draftsman . . . Band- ANDREW THOMSON . . . Doctor . . . Senior Class President, Freshman Class Vice President, Senior Honor Society, Student Council, Social Committee-CALVIN THOMAS . . . Dentist . . . Chemistry Club, Band--ROBERT ERNST . . . Electrician . . . Electron Club-WILLIAM MARKLE . . . Electrician . . . Band, Electron Club Vice President, Freshman Play-CLAR- ENCE DANIELS . . . Electrician . . . Band, Electron Club President. Xi-Elias!! VJXX 2 TT Q ll , 3 1 fl, Qxfs l ll: L PHYLLIS WEBER . . . Secreinry . . . Annual Staff, Business Club Vice President, G.A.A.-FRANCES BURRESS . . . Typisf . . . Sophomore Play, Biology Club, French Club, C.P.T., Mann-E-Acts -OPAL DAVIES . . . Secretary . . . Biology Club, Business Club, G.A.A.-MILDRED KRALOWETZ . . . SC'C'Vf'flIYJ,' . . . G.A.A., Latin Club, Business Club-DOROTHY ADAMS . . . Typisf . . . Band, G.A.A., Business Club-GERALDINE SODECK . . . Serve'- fury . . . A.E.P. -DELORES DANIELSQN . . . Sc'c'rc'fary . . . G.A.A. Council, Busines Club, Girls' Band Secretary, Twirling Corps- AUDREY LOYCE . . . Typist . . . Pan American Club, Biology Club, Glee Club-JANICE HFLMAN . . . Sc'w'f'fary . . . C.P.T., Sub Deb, Booster Club, Student Council, Sophomore Play-KATHRYN KURUZOVICH . . . Sffcrefary . . . Biology Club, G.A.A., Business Club-DORIS BROXVNE . . . Typisi . . . Band, Drum Majorette, G.A.A., Business Club-GENE HUFFMAN . . . Priwzff' Sf'C'f6'I't1Yj' -BETTY ANN KELLY . . . Typis! . . . G.A.A. Council, Biology Club, Band, Business Club-SOPHIE MANDON . . . Typisz' . . . Martins Ferry High School Glee Club, Girls Reserve-JEAN ANN HILDEBRANDT . . . Typisf . . . Junior Play, Biology Club- ELSIE STARKEY. . . Sccrvfary. . .G.A.A., Business Club-BETTY BOXVLBY . . . Tyflisf . . . Latin Club, Business Club, Biology Club, G.A.A. Council-PATRICIA COMEFORD . . . Secrcfary . . . S.A.H., Biology Club, Mann-E-Acts. rf' is A if If K i X L '32 A ' 7 '- f 6 I X Q '3 flffll - -Z- in 'L P XWILLIAM BRANDT . . . Lzmzbvr Bzlsilzvss . . . Hi-Y, XYf.V.C., Camera Club, Business Club, Basketball -DORIS ROWE . . . Sfm- ografnlnfr . . . G.A.A. --MARJORY WEDDLE . . . Sft'll0gl'!lI7lJt'l' . . . Orchestra, Business Club-GERTRUDE DOLASINSKI . . . Comp- lonzeiry . . . G.A.A., Business Club-SHIRLEY KLUGE . . . Sfwl- ograpljer . . . Band, Biology Club, G.A.A.--- BARBARA CARDEN . . . Conzplonzelry . . . G.A.A., Business Club-JOHN ROBERSON . . . A Business Mau . . . Annual Staff, Hi-Y, Senior Honor Society, R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, Latin Club-HILDA SCHUFFERT . . . Bookkeeper . . . Ross Glee Club, Dancing Club-DOROTHY PAULSON . . . Typisf . . . Business Club, Latin Club, G.A.A., Chem- istry Club- PAULINE TEUCHEK . . . Business-CRAIG XVILDER . . . Bzzsiness . . . R.O.T.C., Chemistry Club, Pan American Club, Freshman Play - MILTON ROTH . . . B1lSillC'5.Y . . . Orchestra, Junior Honor Society, Dramatic Club, Class Plays, Discussion Club -HENRY ZIEMBA . . . Pritfrlfc' Sr'c'rc'farj'-EDWIN BENNETT . . . Business . . . Emerson Senior Honor Society, Current Events Club, Orchestra, Latin Club- SARAH DORMAN . . . Busimfss . . . A.E.P., French Club Treasurer, Class Plays, Chemistry Club-JUDY ECK . . . Compfomcffry . . . G.A.A.-KATHLEEN PRESTON . . . Sien- ograpber . . . G.A.A., Girls Glee Club-ANNIE GARRISON . . . Boolzfz,z'epr'r . . . Latin Club, Business Club-WILDA WAYT . . . S1'c'110grapl2f'r . . . G.A.A., Girls Glee Club, Biology Club, Business Club-REGINA CORBETT . . . P0sfO1fic'r' Clerk . . . Spanish Club ADA SCHOR . . . Compfonzefry . . . Biology Club, Freshman Play, Business Club-ALICE BATCHELDER . . . Colfzpfollzefry . . . Business Club-CAROLYN HATHANWAY . . . Business . . . Busi- ness Club, Booster Club, News Staff-HELEN KADAR . . . Typisi . . . Business Club, G.A.A.-EDITH KAMARCZYK . . . Sr'c'1'f'fary -LAUREL RAILSBACK . . . Swrcffary . . . Junior Honor Society President, Senior Honor Society, Business Club President, Pan Amer- ican Club, Student Council-CHARLENE SEITZINGER . . . Conzpfomfffry . . . G.A.A., Business Club, Emerson Band. gf lam, lil N ,!m, CC Q xp GEORGE KAPPAS . . . Gas Station Affemfrmt . . . Football, Track, Pan American Club, Band, Opera-JAMES KENWARD . . . Gas Sfrllion flffflllllllllf . . . Football, W.V.C., Hi-Y, Pan American Club, Business Club-RCBERT MATTHENVS . . . Fireman . . . Basket- ball Captain, Football Captain, Senior King-JACK HEINY . . . Ifzzrllzvr . . . Torch Club, Junior Class Treasurer, Swimming Team, Track Manager, Band-FRANK RILEY . . . Pro Golfer . . . Senior Honor Society President, Junior Honor Society, Annual Staff, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Safety Council. P af ROGER KILPATRICK . . . Engineer . . . Hi-Y, French Club, Football, Swimming, Band-EDWARD DOYNE . . . Elec- trical Engineer . . . Student Council, Electron Club, Booster Club, Cheerleader, Chemistry Club- THOMAS THORNE- THOMSEN . . . Engineer . . . W.V.C., Band, Hi-Y President, Track, French Club-FRANK HELWIG . . . Mechanical Engineer . . . Senior Honor Society Treasurer, Junior Honor Society, Annual Staff, Booster Club, Chemistry Club, Treas- urer-EVERETT KETTLE . . . Engineer . . . Opera, Fresh- man and Senior Plays, Latin Club, Discussion and Current Events Clubs, R.O.T.C.-WENDLIN STEELE . . . Chem- ical Engineer . . . Latin Club, Mathematics Club, Chemistry Club, Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society - BRUCE WALKER . . . Civil Engineer . . . President Mathematics Club, Annual Staff, Senior Honor Society-FRED KEILMAN . . . Mechanical Engineer . . . Swimming Manager, Football, Band -WALTER ZORICH . . . Civil Engineer . . . R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, Mathematics Club, Chemistry Club, French Club, Opera-RICHARD WILDERMUTH . . . Architectural Engineer . . . Student Council, President Booster Club, Camera Club, Discussion Club, Chemistry Club. DALE HUBER . . . Flying . . . Freshman Play, R.O.T.C., Current Events Club, Mathematics Club-EDWARD HILTY . . . Flying . . . Football, Electron Club, Hi-Y, Swim- ming-MILTON WADSWORTH . . . Flying . . . R.O.T.C., Sophomore Play, Spanish Club-CHARLES GIVENS . . . Flying . . . Freshman Play, Spanish Club, Basketball. THOMAS HALLEY . . . Electrical Engineer- LAWRENCE ATHAN . . . Mechanical Engineer . . . Mathematics Club Vice President, Annual Staff, Junior Honor Society, Chem- istry Club, French Club-ROBERT MATTHEW . . . Aero- nautical Engineer . . . Booster Club, Freshman Play, Band -JOHN GRAY . . . Aeronautical Engineer. . . Annual Staff, Freshman Play, Mathematics Club Treasurer, Current Events Club, Chemistry Club?-WILLIAM MCKINNEY . . . Traf- jic Engineer . . . Track, Cross Country, Latin Club Treasurer, R.O.T.C., Social Committee - ARTHUR GORIS . . . Chem- ical Engineer . . . Camera Club President, Current Events Club - LEON KERNER . . . Mechanical Engineer . . . Chem- istry Club, Mathematics Club, Freshman Play, Mann-U- Script, Pan American Club-jAMES RYAN . . . Engineer . . . Pan American Club, Mathematics Club, Band-RAY- MOND SCOTT . . . Chemical Engineer . . . Football, Basket- ball, Track, Torch Club - DONALD HARRIS . . . Aero- nautical Engineer . . . Track, Cross Country, Latin Club, Stamp Club. ROBERT DAUENHAUER . . . Flying-KEITH MANS- FIELD . . . Flying . . . Annual Staff, Mathematics Club, Cur- rent Events Club, Christmas Pageant-ELIZABETH WIL- LIAMS . . . Flying . . . G.A.A. President, Business Club, Latin Club-RUSSELL CLARK . . . Flying . . . Band, Biology Club, Camera Club, R.O.T.C., Mathematics Club. A 7 I I fi I M53 My T'-v s. ,Xi fi Ml av WHEN! X I ,U 1 1 GORDON LANDECK . . . G-man . . . President Student Council, Basketball, Dramatic Club, Senior Honor Society, D.U.X.-ROSE RENDINA . . . Housekeeper . . . Business Club, Girls' Glee Club-MARJORIE SCHOON . . . House- kcfeper . . . Band, Opera, Mann-U-Script, Business Club- ELEANOR SMITH . . . H011sc'kt'c'pvr. . . JUANITA STORTS . . . H0usekc'c'pc'r . . . Pan American Club, G.A.A., Biology Club-ROGER NULTON . . . Iewcflcr . . . Torch Club-GEORGE OLSON . . . Lawyer . . . Dramatic Club, Student Council, junior Play, Treasurer, Hi-Y, Basketball -WILLIAM FLETCHER . . . Lawyer . . . President, Sopho- more Class, Vice President, Student Council, Treasurer, Junior Honor Society, Dramatic Club - PATRICIA BRAD- LEY . . . Lawyer . . . Junior Play, Opera-EVELYN RICH . . . Model . . . Band, Opera. DALE HOOVER . . . Mecbariic . . . Football, Electron Club -MELVIN HURST . . . Mechanic . . . Swimming team, Band, Orchestra-IOHN SWERDON . . . Mechanic . . . Handball-VICTOR WALSH . . . Mechanic' . . . Latin Club, Art Club, Chemistry Club, Freshman Play. DONALD DREYFUS . . . Model judge . . . Business Mgr. Mann-U-Script, President Discussion Club, Annual Staff, Camera Club, Chemistry Club-JUDITH PICKART . . . Singer . . . Camera Club, French Club, Business Club, Opera, Orchestra-BERNICE VERBA . . . Music . . . Business Club, Discussion Club, Cvlee Club, G.A.A.-RICHARD OLSON . . . Singer . . . Basketball, Track, Hi-Y, W.V.C., Opera-KENNETH WILTON . . . Orc'lac'sfra Player . . . Band, R.O.T.C., Newstaff, Orchestra-BERNICE FANN . . . Music' . . . Opera, G.A.A., Glee Club, Business Club- HAROLD HILTY . . . Drummc'r . . . Band, Freshman Play, Current Events Club, Christmas Pageant-DOUGLAS STRONG . . . Or4'lJesfra Player . . . Swimming Co-Captain, Band, Orchestra, Latin Club, Freshman Play-BETTY JAYNE BUTLER . . . Sillger . . . Latin Club-KENNETH SHERID AN . . . Music Wrifer. . . Freshman Play, Rifle Team, Band, Orchestra, Biology Club. JAMES WEST . . . Milkman . . . W.V.C., Torch Club, Band -DANIEL MCDEVITT . . . Mwlaszflic' . . . Pan American Club, Hi-Y, Football, Track-RUSSELL MCCUY . . . Merlmlzic' . . . Football-WILLIAM COONROD . . . Me- Clamzir' . . . Band, Hi-Y, Basketball, R.O.T.C. rgx ,. A if 2 J llfixl i I li figs, Page ncrnry-fre .Qt w A O HI X g x N Page twenty YK 'I e ' e fig IDELLE LEVIN . . . Writer . . . Mann-U-Script, Art Club, Current Events Club, Junior Honor Society, Freshman Play-MARTHA ANCHORS . . . Newspaper work . . . Mann-U-Script, News Staff Editor, Annual Staff, Camera Club, Student Council-MASON WGOD . . . Novelist. . . Dramatic Club, Current Events Club, Opera, Class Plays, Latin Club- PATRICIA MILLAR . . . Newspaper work . . . Mann-U-Script-JEAN SCHAFFER . . . lourualist . . . Band, G.A.A., Biology Club-JOYCE CARLETON . . . Newspaper work . . . Sophomore Class Secretary, President Sub Deb, S.U.S., Junior Play, Latin Club-RALPH SNYDER . . . Foreign Correspondent . . . Torch Club Treasurer-KURT ISAY . . . journalist . . . Discussion Club, Mann-U-Script-JO ELLEN UTLEY . . . Newspaper Re- porter . . . Ross G.A.A., Glee Club, Commercial Club-MARY ELLEN LAWSON . . . Newspaper Reporter . . . Junior and Senior Plays, Biology Club, G.A.A.-LEWIS HOFFMAN . . . Sports Writer . . . Freshman and junior Plays-HOWARD ISAACSON . . . Factory Worker . . . Orchestra-HARVEY HAYDEN . . . Fartory Worker . . . Basketball, Band, Cross-Country, Track-- PAUL SMITH . . . Personnel Work . . . French Club, Winged Horse- men, R.O.T.C.--GLENN SMITH . . . Photographer . . . Camera Club President, R.O.T.C., Annual Staff, Concert Band, Football- PAUL CONDE . . . Photographer . . . Camera Club, Junior Play, Christmas Pageant, R.O.T.C., FCA at Lew Wallace-GEORGE MURRAY . . . Raneher . . . Annual Staff, R.O.T.C., Pan American Club-FRANK GREENWALD . . . Senator . . . Dramatic Club President, Mann-U-Script Editor, Football, Senior Play, Discussion Club. Q FQ, Y,,N 1 , 0 fi li WL ' 1 i Fi WT 'X BEVERLY DAVIDSON . . . Nurse . . . T.j.C. Secretary, Chemistry Club, Mann-U-Script Editor, French Club- CHARLOUS BOUCH . . . Nurse. . . Music -KATHERINE CHRISTENSEN . . . Nurse. . . G.A.A., Band- MADALYN SMITH . . . Nurse . . . Band, G.A.A., Swimming Counselor, Christmas Pageant-BETTY GOWINS . . . Nurse . . . Busi- ness Club, Latin Club, G.A.A.-RUBY CRANE . . . Nurse -EDITH CHUBBS . . . Nurse . . . Chemistry Club- JANET HINDMAN . . . Nurse . . . Dramatic Club, G.A.A. Secretary, Latin Club, Biology Club, 3 Class Plays-EDITH HOFFMAN . . . Nurse . . . G.A.A., Spanish Club-MAR- JORIE WYMAN . . . Nurse . . . Band, Business Club-ANN MCVAY . . . Nurse . . . Latin Club, Freshman Play, G.A.A. -KATHERINE HARKIN . . . Nurse . . . Band, Opera, T.J.C., Mann-E-Acts. P DAVID BENNETT . . . Radio . . . Calumet Band, Biology Club, Electron Club-KENNETH DUNCAN . . . Radio . . . Electron Club- HAROLD MOWRY . . . Railroad Engi- neer . . . Orchestra, R.O.T.C., Chemistry Club-ROBERT WILKINSON . . . Ranger . . . Football, Swimming, Hi-Y, Camera Club--HERSHEL LOCKWOOD . . . Ranger . . . Calumet Basketball, Junior Play, Hobby Club-ROBERT BILLS . . . Ranger . . . Spanish Club, Band -DUANE COR- BIN . . . Ranger . . . Biology Club, Hi-Y, Swimming, Chem- istry, Mathematics Club--ROBERT STRANG . . . Ranger Art Club, Hi-Y, Freshman Play, Pan American Club, Mann- E-Acts-JOHN LUCAS . . . Salffsnzan . . . Football Captain, D.U.X., Mann-E-Acts, Torch Club-MARIAN GURSKY . . . Salaswoinan . . . G.A.A. -LAWRENCE BENNETT . . . Sfaf? Police . . . Torch Club, Hi-Y-RUSSELL CRAMER ... Sfale Police . . . D.U.X., Torch Club President Hi-Y, Band, Booster Club. m e , C ! DOROTHY SILTANEN . . . Social Service Wforker . . . Co-Editor Annual Staff, President Senior Honor Society, Vice President Sopho- more Class, Discussion Club, Sophomore Play-JOAN GORDON . . . Social Service lV0rl2.er . . . junior Honor Society, Junior Play, Latin Club, Secretary French Club, Annual Staff--SALLY SEA- BRIGHT . . . Social Service Worker . . . Latin Club, Camera Club Secretary, C.P.T., Orchestra, Annual Staff, French Club - GEORGE MEYERS . . . Social Service W'0rl2,er . . . Latin Club-JOANNE SIMON . . . Social Service Workrrfr . . . Latin Club, French Club, Freshman Play, Sophomore Play-DONALD ROBERTSON . . . Soda lerk . . . Latin Club, Cheerleader, Sophomore Play, Booster Club, Biology Club-KEITH SHEPHERD . . . Sfore Manager . . . Latin Club, R.O.T.C.-BETTE SMITH . . . Teacher . . . Vice President G.A.A., Biology Club, Band -WILLIAM LAUBE . . . Superilzfeml- eu! of Schools . . . Band, Football, Track, Mann-E-Acts, Mann-U- Script-CAROL BENSON . . . Teacher . . . Vice President Social Committee, Secretary Booster Club, Annual Staff, G.A.A., Senior Honor Society-ROBERT BROWN . . . Teacher . . . Chemistry Club President, Current Events Club, Biology Club, Christmas pag- eant, Discussion Club-RICHARD CLARK . . . Teacher . . . Booster Club, Camera Club President, Art Club Treasurer, Hi-Y Vice Presi- dent, Football-MARION LOWER . . . Teacher . . . A.E.P., Dra- matic Club, Booster Club, Latin Club, Junior Play-EDWARD OLSON . . . Swimming Iusfrucior. . . Track, R.O.T.C. -SHIRLEY JOHNSON . . . Teacher . . . Latin Club, Sophomore Play, Dramatic Club, C.P.T., Mann-E-Acts-ROBERT JESSUP . . . Szuimmiug Inslrucfor. . . Swimming, Hi-Y, Stamp Club, Chemistry Club, Track - HILDEGARD CZARNECKI . . . Teacher . . . Calumet Township G.A.A., Junior Play-CIIARLES TEMIJLIN . . . Vagabond . . . Swimming, Dramatic Club, Freshman Class President, Student Council. zxz -4 X Page lim nly-nina JW. 3 jllw' dy Jane Jgaficl The Math Club is new but enthusiastic. T017 Rau: Leon Kerner, Robert XVilkinson, Dale Huber, Robert Bills, Mis McW'illiams lSponsorj, Vfilliam Alberes, Edward Dovne. Sixfb Rout Rich ard Thiel, Roger Kilpatrick, Robert Strang, Duane Corbin. Robert Kropf George Krstovich, Mrs. Elewclling fSponsorl. Fifllw Rau: Frank Helwig Roger Eedowsky, Richard Christoph, ,lim Ryan. Phelps Bush. Herbert Bobele. Fmzrlla Row: Hubert English, Earl Ginder, Gordon Vilberg. Norman Haash Everett Kettle, john Roberson, Russell Clark. Tlwirif Rau: Keith Mansheld Thomas Thomsen, Russell Huffington, Donald Harris, Gordon Landeck W'endlin Steele, Ralph XVeiger. Siwzlld Rmb: Bill Overdorff, Andrew W'itk0 Frank Riley, lillen Halpin, Betty Bohn, Dorothy V'ildermuth. Lawrence Athan. Hallam Rnu: Bruce Walker, john Gray, Marcheta Mack 1Program Chairmanj, Richard Vfildermuth 1Presidentj, Carl Christensen 1Vice Presi- dentj, Laverne Milloy 1Secrt-taryj. Peter Milakovich 1Sergeant at Armsj. We have in our midst, though we may not be aware of it, a group of future Madame Curies, Albert Einsteins, and Paul de Kruifs. These prospective research scientists, mathematical wizards and microbe hunters hide themselves in the Chemistry Club, the Math Club, and the Biology Club. We can all feel sure that Horace Mann is going to be able to supply its quota of scientific workers, for the membership in these clubs is large. The youngest of our prodigies are the Biology Club members. Mrs. Suley has toughened them so they can gaze unflinchingly at canned jellyfish or a dissected frog. These baby biologists worry a great deal about public health. In the space of one year they have heard Miss Van Meter speak on turberculosis, its causes and control, and visited the Tuberculosis Sanitarium to gather first hand information. Even this was not enough, so they trotted over to the Methodist Hospital to learn what they could of the pro- cedures there. They then went to the Sewage Disposal Plant, which the biologists found interestingg that must be how biologists are. Still this was not enough. Next in order came the City Clinic where they saw how our fair city's health department takes care of its own. And for a grand Hnale, the organization toured the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. Late in the year, the club gave an auditorium program about the human body. This proved very enlightening and instructive to the audience of sub- freshmen. But at the end of the year these youngsters showed that after all they may not be so completely biologically minded, for they left their deep thoughts at home and went for a picnic at the beach. Or I may be mistaken. This too may have been a research excursion in pursuit of vitamins or calories. The Math Club is composed of embryo Einsteins. To them-geometry, trigonometry, and algebra are the most pleasant of games to play when one is bored. This writer does not share their enthusiasm, but realizing the world is made up of all kinds of people, it can be believed that there are some people who like math. In fact, a perusal of the club program will convince even the most skeptical that some people feel mathematics is fun! Their minds seem to have a general scientihc trend for they likewise went for an excursion to the Museum of Science and lndustry. Then, suddenly, the milk of human kindness oozed, and they got up and gave speeches on Math in High School to the eighth graders at an orientation program. After all, who should know better how to warn the little lambs? Pngv Ihirly The Biology Club is a very active organization. Top Rout john McDonald, Philip Rendina, Fred Lazarro, Charles chwacko, jay Grantham, Robert Tannehill, john Reed, George Long, Mrs, uley fSponsorj. Srtrrtfb Ron: Ted Cameron, Ralph Miskoviteh, Kenneth chaffcr, Mary Alice Lindgren, Louise Paska, Donald Finnegan. Sixlf' Run: oris Doyle, Barbara Gerricke, Betty Lou Lucas, Betty Keighley, Delores lson, Lois Martin, Doris Berg, lletsy Matson. Iiiflll Rout Pat llodson, Gloria yle, Dennis Tatro, Connie Brown, Nancy Naive, W'ilma Milloy, Phyllis aynard, fonrfb Run: Betty Polen, Mary Lou Seberger, Virginia Hass, lfllen cterson, Margaret Snyder, Nancy Mitchell, janet Ricketts, Mary Ann iachech. Tbiril Ruuw Natalie Rosene, Mary Cassidy, joyce Marlin, Mar- aret joy, Ruth Krueger, Inabelle jessup, Mildred Overberg, Marguerite 'Brien, Ruby McGinnis. Sivrimf Rout Doris Carpenter, Pauline Smith. etty Barnekle, Mary Ellen Seburt, Helen Orris, joan Litz, Arleen Singer, etty Bagnell. Boliom Rout Carmela Gennaro, Maxine W'arth, Mary l.ou ticrer fPresidentj, Peggy Curtis QSecretaryj, Carl Taylor lVice Presidentj, avid Bills fTreasurerj, Louis Shipley, Doris Gatchell. The Chemistry Club is famous for strange concoctions. Tofl Rout Robert W'ilkinson, Andrew Thomson, Duane Corbin, Gordon Landeck, john Gray, Maurice Gross. Sl'I't'7lfb Rlllllf Douglas Strong, Richard Thiel. Robert Stahl, Richard Wiltlet'n1uth, Carl Christiansen. Siilb Rout Bryan Maxwell, Norman Haash, Peter Milakovich, Robert Gasser, Phelps Bush, Lawrence Athan, Gordon Vilberg. lfiflli Rou: Patrick Gavin, Thomas Thomsen, Richard Olson, Robert Leevack, Roger Fedosky, Richard Christoph. lfonrtlr Rau: james Carr, Bud Marchal, Hubert linglish, Ifdward Doyne, W'endlin Steele, Bruce Walker. Thin! Row: Andrew W'itko, Richard Burn- ham, Donald Dreyfus, Frank Riley, Dorothy W'ildermuth, Laverne Milloy, Doroth Siltai-en lSeeretaryj, Siwnnl Row: joan Gordon, Marjorie Wyman, Alice Corntlius, Idelle Levin, Shirley johnson, Barbara I.insenmaier, Barbara W'ilkins, Carol Bei-son. Iiollnm Rout Patricia Millar, Alice Hrycak, jean McDonald, l.eon Kerner lVice Presidentj, Robert Brown lPresidentj, Frank llelwig 1TreasurerJ, Mrs. Timms lSponsorj. juniors and Seniors make up the Chemistry Club, though it is doubtful if this be an asset. Freshmen and Sophomores have more enthusiasm. These chemists take their science seriously, judging from the asphixiating odors that waft into the study hall. They love to perform experiments, not seeming to care what happens to the rest of the school while they happily play with magnesium bombs as if they were rattles. Though the writer once doubted if anything from this earth could survive close contact with those abominably stinking messes concocted in 310, he was surprised to find that chem- ists arc human. At Christmas time they jfeeped out of their intellectual shells and helped in the Goodfellows Drive for Christmas Baskets. This, in fact, was done so well that I am convinced that they are not only as we fof the outer worldj are, but are very nearly normal! So, for their herculean efforts this year in attempting to blow up our school, we award these self-same chemists their Madame Curie and Louis Pasteur pins with the special deodorizers and gas masks attached! Another group not represented here by photograph or club, but definitely devotees of science, arc those who undertake to pursue physics beyond the requirements of the class hour. An enthusiast endeavored to explain to me just what fvlrgysitxt is. He said something about Energy and Matter and that is as far as I followed. If you know what it is, then you probably study it, and if you don't, an explanation would un- doubtedly leave you as much in the dark as it did me. The classes are almost entirely male, I understand, which may interest some juniors, but it's too late for you Senior gals now. The students spend their time watching Mr. Holliday perform experiments and seeing some of Newton's rules applied Qwho l think was a physicistj. Evidently, if you are a mental genius in a minor way, you comprehend what is going on and it can prove very interesting. At least, so it sounds. They see gravity in action by watching water being thrown at a window where it coyly runs down, and study iron filings drawn by a magnet crawling around like ants. Engaged in such evil pursuits, they occupy their time, but it is said that the study taxes even super brains, which proves Mr. Holliday's maxim, There's no rest for the wicked. Wfe have found OLII about those who make up these Science clubs. Queer, perhaps, but after all, sounds interesting. Now that I have written this, and know so much more about such organizations I almost wish I had joined one. But alack and alas, it is too late now. . . . Page lhirly-one They made Basketball History in 1942 for Horace Mann. Dian Xlorfte. lien Sierra, Ray Partec. Dick Dolato. llarvey Hayden. Bill lirandt, Robert Xlathtw s, Dan Nlelhnger, Lmrdon Landeck, Dick Ciroberg, Dick Olson. Coach Crown lforeground lower picturej Sports at All Seasons Sports! Basketball and athletics this year were syn- onymous at Horace Mann. W'e nearly did itl Almost! Keep in mind that almost may not mean much on paper, but in reality that's an entirely different proposi- tion. Do you Horace Mann rooters realize what our bas- ketball team has achieved, besides winning twenty-six out of twenty-eight games, in itself a remarkable feat. W'ell, to begin with. it has given us school spirit, standards of good sportsmanship Qthis second means a lotj never before equalled here. The basketball season also took us out of the athletic dog-house. Yes, we can strut around town with our jackets unzipped now so every- one can see our H. M. letters. l am supposing that you all know that Benny Sierra was the individual high point man of the citvg also that when Danny took over in the Portage game, he hit the seoring high with 22 points. The biggest margin we achieved was 33 points. ln the first game of the season Imw ihivi -In in at half time, the reserves took over with 38 points, while Rensselaer was having trouble hanging on to its live. One of the many superstitions of Hoosier basketball is that a team can't beat another three times during the season, and then defeat it in the sectionals. This jinx was knocked right out of the books when our boys defeated liroebel for the fourth time. Speaking of liroebel remember how Dick Dolato saved the day by snatching victory right out of the Devils' hands after he had just missed the free throw that would have won the game? Then, only two days later. in the Lew Wlallace game our reserves, trailed their varsity until the last two minutes. when Dick made a basket. Next he stole the ball and tied up the game. After the Hornets had collected a point on a free throw. he scored a free throw that again tied up the game. Dolato and Morfee both hit counters in the overtime to outpoint W'allace 37 to 34. Lew Whillaee. along with lfroebel, took four de- feats from our hasketballers. Dad you realaze that af one of two Valpo players had commatted a foul an the last mmute or two, our 43 to 20 vactorv wouldnt have meant a thang? The game would have been a forfeit The Horsemen were Hohdav Tournament Champs CII, Champs NIHSC Champs and our champs that s enough for any ball team Last summer whale most of us were away on 1 vaea tnon an the north woods, out West or just somewhere Luke and half a hundred other fellows were sweating and grunting an the dust bowl of Horace Mann Whlle Duane Corbm was paddlmg has canoe an the cool walds of Wasconsan the prospectave football team was on the field tacklang and blockmg the dummles for all they were vs orth all this not for a day or two but for Hve weeks Practace takes guts and sweat and all at gives as aches charleyhorses aches and perfectaon five of our opponents were of extra fine caliber and the other Eve were extra poor Our hats off to saalor Don Elser and our raght hand extended to Leon Darley our old coach and new Elser recently left for the Navy where he wall be an athletac mstructor Both of these eoaches vent to Horace Mann ten years ago where they were the current football heroes Dailey came to us from Hammond Tech where he has bunlt up quate a reputataon ba Douglas Strong Captaan Bud Lucas held down has two posataons on the team as af he weighed a tenth of a ton The boy however that kept the scoreboard operators workmg was Charley Dethloff he rated second an the eltw S an davadual seormg race Bob Scott center md pass unter eepter sg orted number tharteen on has jersey as a talnsman of ull luek to ull who might wlsh to impede has progress The amlge of Bob an a slaghtly dlmlnlshed edatlon, was his brother Ray The slap happy tou headed Swede at end was Bob Walkcnson When Swede wasnt an the game, you could usually rest assured that the real McCoy w s playang The team consasted of about twenty Eve boys who won thear letters There were from two to three players who would haxe been able to H11 each posataon eiheaently For example vue had fave ends Swede lrlsh Red Karae, and MeDevatt Eaeh one was as good as the other At letters on the squad Dethlofl Kappas Kmetz Sugaro and last .1 feu mxght say not least J Ball Laube Faeh of the games was unique for one reason or an other, examples Whatang H M s only shut out Froebel our most decasnve victory, Hobart the Brackaes ended up with a negatave thnrty yards gamed Labbey nuf saxd Wallaee the baggest erowd Gleason Faeld had held for a long tame, Lowell smallest vlctory margan, Emerson the only tame an at least sax years Football pracuce ns real work Top Rou Robert Rane Robert Walkmson Steve lxmetl Robert Scott Ceorge Kappas Praneus Bosal: Robert Sub Peter Psaropoulos Fourllr Ron fo-aeh Elser Manuel Souras Roper Kalpatraek law renee Mar shall lmal Mekalpa Vmeent Nelson Carl lohnson Peter lulokovaeh Frank Peterson Tbml Rou Art Gaydos Art Ellwood Pat Gavm Maehacl Vekasa laek Perry Robert Chawos Dan VleDev1tt errv Nlel on Suomi Rau Frank Proeopy Russell McCoy Iew Wellington Robert Duncan Iohn 'Vlurray Charles Dethloff Wal ham johnson XX alham Laube Bollom Rau Art lrwm james Kenward Vlyrle Enswealer Iohn lucas Ray Scott, Charles Maller, Tonv Van arro, Nlartm Shabaz Page rhlrly three . . . , . 1 1 1 , . . , . ' ., 1 . ' ' - A' ' f - . ' 1 ze- ' ' - ' , . . . . . T . ,, . .- ' ' , . 7 ' . ' ' ' 1, 1 1 . ' ' ' ' , - V V- s. . , , . . . , . . ' - I - D . e , D X , , , y ,- ' 1 . v 1 C ' ' -' v. I I i I l 1 I f yy 1 H I u - It . . . . . . X . , . . . , . , , . Q , . ' . , 1. . 3 ' . . ' .. .. K .. Q . The football schedule was of peculiar compositiong the beganmng of the season there were hve men of a . . . . ' . . I . 1 . . - . , . . - . . 3 U ' ' ' . - ' . V - , - l l l T, y I ., S I y ' .2 ' NA. A ' ' . X - , ' lv ' , J . ' ': T , ': ' , . ', . ' ' , v r A , '- - T I ' a , a A . A . 1 , I LTINIIDLK fflklx l'l1lI1 L IDIIOY QXISI NX lIl'IOLll' thth1s1t LYOSS that Horlte Mmn s 11n1x of 0 LLIPIYIOII took than st1nd IH the North blLltl'lLYS fso xx h1t' Roostxtlt retord for postpontmtnts, Hlmmontl Teth thus glmt took thrtt hours to plly Ind thtlt xx trt sxxtttn ptnlltlts 1ga1nst our ILH11, Tolltston thus gllht xx IS OLIISIIHCTIFIQ only bec1use If w1sn t OLltSI1I1Clll'l2 Ill 1nx xx 18 XVh1lt tx ervont xx 19 m1lx1ng muth Ido lb0LlI nothlnsg there vert fevx who rt1l11tcl th1t at tht sunt tlmt out Cross Countrx teana was stepplng out to four x1ttor1ts three defeats, and placmg thlrd nn the INorthtrn Ind1an1 I-hgh School Confertnct bttter knoxx n as thc IN I H S Cross Country, tross tountrx mtn xx nll Sly IS ht o x sp rt xxhlth gnxts ptrson rt1l txtrtlst xx rounded Don t ltt th1t hothtr xou hoxxtxtr, 1 sxxlm ming exptrt vxxll s1x tht sunt for sxxlmmlng Although thert art no dthnltt hgurts to proxt tht folloxxxng state mtnt, It IS sud to bt bthtvtd th1t thtrt 1rt mort h1gh school boxs YLIDDIINI, the txxo mnlt grmd th1n thtrt art plume footb1ll Thns s1tu1t1on IS prolalblx dut to tht f1tt th1t tht onlv ntttss1rx tqulpmtnt nttdtd IS 1 pur or txx o of eootl ltgs The Track team 19 stlll makmg nts record Bulz Run RalpI1 Vtxger B1llN1osts Iohn Stott Nlarxm Sthoon Rox Porter Wllham Alberts Robert Knrkpatntk Fred Dumas Robtrt Kant Th1nI'Ruu Angtlo Paso Charles X11lltr latlx Htmx Arthur Gaxdos Lto Largura john Tuerff lack Perry Robert Currxe XX xxnt Iixuxvxtll Stuunl Run Robtrt Fr171tr ohn NIurr1x Yule Whitman Charltx lmter Ilxn Nltftxntt trrx Ntlson Coxth TXIHYIIHCRI Ted Nlxtrs Crtorgt Ixappas Donald I l1rr1s tountrx fllll'1ll1Q Notltt tht CllfTLI'Ll1LL H1 tht SIIL of O Andtr'-ons xx 11stl1nt smtt ht hlsn t bttn runnlng Th hoxs run txxo mllts nn 1 r1tt but I h1xt ntx tr h1d tht LOUYIQL to ISR one of tht ftlloxxs l'oxx f1r thtx run nn pr1ct1tt Btsndts btmtg t1pt11n Rox Porttr h1s betn almost tht htst tross country runntr Hornet Mann h1s tx tr dtxtloptd Ind Hlrxtx H1xtltn xx IS clost tnousgh to tltth h1s tmtltns ln tht fltt So much for th1t In sxxnmmmg 1n spntt of 1 xxtllx ttam xxt turntd II1 1 surpr1s1nt,lx good dull rttord stx tn xx ms ont t1t 1nd thrte dtft1ts Of thtst dtft 1ts xxt IN enged tvxo, Thorn ton rrattlonal nd Itxx XY lllatt th1ts tht t1t The 7 ap R 114 R1th1rd Burnham fNIgrj R1th1rdChr1stoph Robert Dug, 5,111 Idxx 1rd Broxxn ohn Tutrff LX11.,r Tfrml Run Cttxrtt Psnmpou los Rox Porttr Ito Iarg.,ur.1 Thtodort Nlxtrs hatllllti Rau ohn Stott Phnlhp I'1ttx xxllllllfl Nltlxmntx atlx Htmx Bolfum Run HIYXCX I-I1x tltn Rnbtrt Irllltr Donald Harrls Co1tl1 Ixomlnskx Top R014 Robtrt Vnlknnson 'xlelxm Hurst Nltlxm Shrabo ohn Stott Rogtr Knlpatrntk Dunnt Corbm Boflom Rou Rob rt Tannehlll Orxal Andtrson Cxltnn Erltkson ack Hcmx Ymtent Nelson Douglas Ktron I The Cross Country team had a good season Svxxmmmg seems to he a popular sport at Horace Mann Page lhzrlx four . , '. , . , ,-. ' Y '. '7 s 'W S - 1 .L . . L . , A IJ: . .1 ,,, ' , A. L I K I 4 4' 'A 1 , v 1 fix L f L 3 K ' r s v -.K 'flu A , XL 1 A s - . . .' , X . I. ' 1 X q - 1 . '. . . . C.j . T ' ' ' 1' ' ' RL ', . I ' nl Y 0 , '. K ' , 3 . - .L . .' ,CH I I x V 1 v vs vu n . - v- t li' I fl I' .1 I. ' K - s x , . V, , V K , - . ' '. . . . K A I 1' : ,'1.-.,A ,' ,. ' , 1' . t ' ' ' h Q ' , i, ' '. ': - , ' IRON TTIFFTS '1l'ltl CTlL'I1 CLl1111innh'U-H will tell VGU thu ' lletl1lof'I, Douglas Clark, I..1xx'rel1ce Marchal, George Psiropoulos. Frrmf Rrlu': Dan Mel- I l Q 4 C -1 1 ' 's x -x I s - It rt '- ' 1 -I -x , . I ss I 7 C 1 ' ' 1 D 1 Q xx, Q 'x I I, l L I'b. ix x 1. K 'l K. 1 lv N gk H , x - - - , . -, I , - F' v4 . ' ' A' A x 1 rig ' It Q YI I I 6 K, ., K, L x- L, s vs .' K' , 'xl ' -' .1 ft 4 .' 3 Hp. 4: 1 : 4 . . . A' . no , '- . ',I ' .'.J, :V Y- ' - :- -- ',j loss to a much weaker Thornton Fractional was due definitely to the absence of Bob Jessup. We started off by forcing Whiting and Froebel under the yoke fex- planation can be gotten from any second year Latin studentj. Then the boys from Cal City slipped one over on us. Coach was sick and couldn't go to the Hammond meet so co-captain Strong took over his job. Hammond gave us the worst losing we ever had in the year Q49-17J. Returning in full force after three weeks' practice during Christmas vacation, we put Fractional back in the box. bowed very low to Lew Wallace, then shifted into high, whizzing past Wiley fTerre Hautej, Froebel, and Whiting again. We beat South Bend Central for the first time Qrecords don't go past 19353. We closed out a fairly good dual meet season by cancelling a suicide meet with Hammond who had scalped us once before. A wise gesture to quit while you are still going strong. That's all for the dual meetsg now we come to the important stuff, conferences and state meets. W'e never have made an impressive showing at the conference and this year was no exception. Nelson came through with a fourth place. Captain Jessup, twice state champion in the breast stroke, slid back to third while Captain Strong crawled up from last year's third to a second in the cross-country. Our relay team also placed third. Our showing, too, in the Lafayette meet was disappointing. Horace Manners, here's a hot tip. Keep your eye on Vince Nelson for the next two years. If he isn't a state champ by then, it will be because the army gets him. And if you haven't anything else to do with your other eye, focus it on freshman Glen Ericson and you won't waste your time. The R.O.T.C. means more than ever this year. The time and tide wait for no man, neither does this annual, so as we go to press Rudy's track men have only participated in one meet. Their showing was as good as was expected-no one knew what to expect- with Leo. Benny, and Danny placing near the top. The team, however, is showing dehnite signs of improve- nient as the season progresses. Well here's hoping you fellows come out where you belong, at the top of the list. Closely related to the sports department is the R. O. T. C., which offers physical education plus training in military science and tactics. Under the guiding hand of Captain Russell Hufhngton, our rifle team shot its way to the city championship, having, in the process, de- feated Emerson, Lew Wallace, and Tolleston. Newly in- troduced this year in Gary is landscape target firing, in which the boys shoot at a realistic landscape picture instead of the old style circle target. There have been several changes in the R. O. T. C. We have two new oflicers, Sergeants Haas and Vender- grift, replacing Sergeant Vandersack. Our R. O. T. C. units gained another recognition. For the first time in the last six years, the Cadet Colonel has come from Horace Mann. Our hats off to Cadet Colonel John Rober- son. With the coming of air raid drills, arose the need for tratlic directorsg the R. O. T. C. has promptly and ef- ficiently filled this job. This year the R. O. T. C. took on an added meaning. Instead of being an easy subject to take and get three points, it is now vitally important for training of oflicers for the army in the not-too-distant future. coles, John Hendry. James Kakuris, Frank Helwig. Phillip Baily. XY'ilton, Russel B. Clark. e Ihirly-fire Trip Rout Robert Jessup, Jack Smurda George Orlich, Craig Wilder. James Albert George Murray, Walter Zorich. Robert King Tliiril Rau: Harold Mowry, Bryan Max well, Jack Karch, Richard McDeyitt 'vlark Burns, Myles Lowy, Dale Huber Robert Swisher. Srroml Rout Milton Wadsworth Fdward Olson, Daniel Shaw, Norman Hasch Roy Hatcher, Russell Flick, James Bills Hollow Rout Joseph Lazzaro, XX illiam Ni Taj! Ron: Paul Conde, James Richardson Michael Rada, Kenneth Torbit, Frank To warnicki. Third Rout Mark Uncapher Patric Florios, Kenneth Sheridan William Iioonrod, Joseph Zerva, Paul Colman Suomi Run: Glenn Smith, Russel Huffington ohn Gray, W'illiam Diedrich, Paul Smith George Nchring, James Nichols. Boflnm Rnu Her bert Hirsch, Robert Olsen, John Mtlsaae Tuff Run: George Orescan, John Rober son, Chester Murphy. Tlvirrl Rau ames Lundie, Robert Pyle. John Murray How ard lsaacson, Benton Storts, Robert Kirkpatrick Keith Shepherd. Svmrnl Rout Iiugent Tuck er, Roy McNeil. Robert Pollock Russtll Ricketts, Albert Hitterman, Hubert l ngllsh Seymour Lozow. Ballon: Rout Dayid Ben net. Ralph Scott. Stanley Dalka My ron Dickey. Leon Darner. Clarentt Daniels Ralph lvie, James Kelley, Herbert lhrsam Tnfi Rout Harold Lind, Russell U Clark George Long, Nevin Mitchell. Leroy Swisher Thinl' Rout Fred Dumas, Charles Schneider Thomas Nichols, Raymond Oven Keith Martin, Arthur Goris. Sccurzd Rou ames Frishcorn, l.eRoy Smith, George. Kurulo vich, Earl Cinder, Donald Blair William McKinney. Bnffmn Rou: Jostph Torch Nleldrum Patterson, Edward Searl Kenneth The Prince and the Pauper opened the dramatic season. Poise! Self confidence! Ease! Vivacityl W'ell pitched voice! All super qualities! How can one acquire them? XY'orls hard in one of the divisions of the Horace Mann ,'Xuditorium. lor the quivering lrosh or the self-assured Senior, there are opportunities in auditorium well worth one's time and ctTort. This year the speech department can well be proud of its record. l r.vnl4 Greenwald took top honors at the state oraturical eompctition sponuoretl by the American legion, Milton Roth won the city title for oratory awarded by the Rotary Club, while the verse speaking has been in great demand with its presentation of Ballad for Americans. , Png. :hu-ly-sn The seniors proved also their theatrical talent by present- ing Trademzarz Turns Gerziliwzarz. A turn to the fantastic was taken and oral-romantic atmosphere created. But let it not be said that the Froshies clon't put on gala produc- tions. 'linffj' Tjler was thcir contribution to class plays, and an inside of the circus life was seen by us Horace Mann- ers. The Sophomores and juniors took a more serious slant and presented Dickens Olizwr Tzrixf and Tln' Prime arm' flu' Pazijwr. The real smoothies-the pride of Horace Mann-are the members of the dramatic club. These students, who con- sider themselves the future l,ynne liontaines and Alfred -ur' 'Gentleman Turned 'l'radesman delighted capacity audiences and aided Defense Stamp sales, l.unts, worked hard for the laurels of this year. The ex- ceptional performances of the following plays resulted: Sjnwmfifzg flu' Nezux, Cozzrlxlzip of Milux Sfamfixlv, The filJfj.YflIl1l.Y Carol, Mills11n1u1i'r x Niglwf IJVVLIIII, and Macflrflw. Pirates bold, costumes colorful, and voices clear, bring us from the drama to the land of song. Gilbert and Sullivan had no need to turn in their graves for fear of opera l'utchers, for this yt-.tr's performance ol' the 1'irt1lt'i of lkrzgllrzln' was .-xceptional. Toby Tyler had gay, amusing settings. And what about the Suzies and ,lohnnies who aren't headliners in acting or singing? Their poise is developed in the regular auditorium period through daily talks about anvthin ' from the babv wandas to Hitler's swrin-' invasion. . 5- . l ll :-Q This strouv also has wroduced manv beautiful and interest- . rl L li 1 . - . ing programs to commemorate special events from time to time. All llorace Xlann loolss forward to the c.llI'lSllll.lN Pateant, the ilihanltwixin' ilax, the Nlother's liar exer- lv r- lv l cists which have be-Some school tradition. lmefzliirrs i rt The sophomores nent tlassie with Oliver Twist. ,an BSS IYYXY, XUSXOK Cl, M xxoraprcx. MANS mum scxxoox Vrcscnu THE YKXNCY. ANU 'YYXL V IXUVYXR By C. 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Cha I I-and P01150 1 - A ' . - l Cck . fl, 'Winn Lyra, ldqftum Z4'f'1ln,lrIfZ Ttrhplixl Mike Vckliffbfrt Irv 1 Sllirlcv Fun-: Sgr U5 Gras- janet H- sr,Gcor 2n5, Hub . cndcr, V11 QormatlI'gIhbrukl:1dl21,n, ivdncrnew Et English gnnia H , lirll -, arb 1 iam lg- ex C0 I. Grier LY .lu1..r,.,2'a wilk' infix ndn- ' n, Fay vying, Liu- V, Tom ood 'dn B ' Sug T erg, 0Wn,- hulv lhirh 'ff:h, HOR ACF. M BNN Hilji T SCHOOL Ti TF. Presents . -F 'S OF Vi ANL. THF FTTUXTF. S .T hiason V' ood -i LAS F ye' ett Ketrie, Waiter 'Lorie i Howard Lockhart sjaioi Gcnerai Staniey The Yirate King Richard Ojson, , Samuti, His Lieutenant Vliiiiam V'ijS00, Frederic, The Pirate Apprentice Kerneth Sheridan, james McCracken Sergeant of Foiice ,.., .. ,... , ,, ,. George Nemetl, Harvey Osjan VHXKUS or NjPsjOFx GFNFAKIXT, Mahei . judith Pick-art, Shiriey Fender Fdith juha Fehreribacher, Frances Petersen. Barbara Wirnmer Kate , Shiriey Fehrenbacher, Katherine Harkin, Gioria Goidshaii isabei . . .,.. , , . Virginia Fiorios Ruth, Pirate Maid-tif-ajj-W ork Patricia Petersen, Oiga Novieh Choi us of WordsfAiice Botti, Saiiy Fnowne, M ary Catherine Cassidy, janice Champion, Dorothy Coiburn, Vee,g,y Cotter. Mariiyn F,ng,iert, Katherine Fxkekedis, Virginia ily ans, ikathl ieen Fitlsirnnions, 'Leida Godfrey, Verja jean Haiternian, Betty Harney, Frances Tsjey , Frances jakob, jean Kenny , Mary Mice Lindgren, jean McDonaid, Marion Oison, Louise Parr. Betty Yoien, Betty Pospischei, Gertrude Reii, Laci Ysosen- bToorn, jay ne Schroeder, je-an Schubick, Patricia Stanton, Kose Thureanos, Faye Wood. Pirate ChorusfArthur Crouse, Richard Curtis, Gordon Engstrom, Wiiiiain Fierning, jay Grantharn, Wayne Hiii, jarnes Hurhng- ton, james Hyndrnan, jack jackson, Kenneth jones, Toni Kornarcylk, RonaTd MaeGowan, George Nernevl., George Oresean, Harvey Osian, Nick Pepa. George ilothrock, Ken- neth Schafer, jarnes Sniaii, Vliiharn Nlliison, Wiibur Wingate. Fohce Chorusfhrthur Crouse, Wiiharn Fiemir-.g,, john Haworth, Kenneth Schafer. Kenneth Wechsier, Vfiiiianx Vhison, Wiibur Vfingate. Orchestrafikobert Daie johnson, joan Barnhiler, Doris Berg, Frank Heiwig, james Hehalig, Vliihana johnson, Robert King. 'Mary Monk, HaroTd Neison, Mary iiukayina, Charies Schnei- - Tor, Marjorie Thompson, Lydia Yerkarsky. The Pi ra tes of Penzance-, pl e21Sed . muslc lovers and Proletaflat allk e der, F.ari 'Y ay Hugo W ' ll- Mabel e 'f oby T l F H Ben y y LL' Treat ,. Ally Tint . Astingy YUM' His Girl Friengg Mn Ella N , i lr. Qdstlc Nlrllel Yit 1' M ' 3 y John fshmg Sisrcr, T0 A lnrtin ., wnspcople I Till: . 1 .rRL.sr1MI,N CIA . SS presents TOE, Y TYLER TEN W or ' 'EEK , S WTH A CIR C . CA51- Us ' Kennet h Sch Louise affft In RU- ' mfs MCC ' R be L' Mar' . Unn-ll , JJ0 rt Richanjsl Alice Lindgril , ,mes Cltn n, Don H , im P. , Wfnrg, Badlc, . I Ralph Migcovi , Ja C' lo ,lanieg yIclwigYlGranr1mm I u Ann Skull ic ,avij BHK '40n3 J I - ll , ' , klunelg Drtytusv HIM'-I Snepp ,. D oublcdly lwegwkcy Blu. oris D0 ' gy Q . Yl-, . urine- - to Gnffwcli C.1r4,1yncrxlV4Kixi5cy 'Ithiman Jacque' - line wh - ' - , lljlvlfs B I .. A v efsy Mn Berry B A ' 5011, M Y ' 'lXl1Cll,1l, , ,H H311-. Siicner. Ddeilllne Smith olm Nlclxols TTS Olson , ,0ln RW' Glo:-il KYle , Bet, Y Kgighl - fy, Ma, y Alice B urkn. Elsie Oppmun L , ois Nia,-tin Pug., 1hi,,,.,Hu By MARTHA ANCHORS Free drscussnon, unprejudxced news, true photographs These three sound commonplaee, yet these same three factors are of utmost lmportance to a democracy The cmzens of tomorrow eannot read newspapers nor dlscuss con temporary problems mtelhgently unless they have had some background experlences before they enter lI1IO the adult world Among the members of the Current Events Club and the Dnscusslon Club may be future senators, statesmen, and orators, but wlthm these groups are also those vtho only expect to be average cxtlzens All are equally concerned wnth learnmg to thunk sensxbly about eurrent affanrs Those eamera enthusnasts and news hawks nn Horaee Mann may later be press photographers, edxtors and forelgn correspondents Wrltmg up the Blology Club meetxng or the forthcommg class play, makmg shdes or enlarging plc tures, dnscussmg sugar ratxomng or the C1v1l War may not seem rmportant now lt may sound foolnsh to some adults to hear young people dnseuss weighty matters and controversial xssues but these same young people ure learn a male of propaganda and how to see through trlek photo graphs The Current Events Club founded ln 1942 lS under the sponsorshnp of Mr H S Jones The only requlrement for membershnp ns that the appllcant be vrtally mterested m the problems of the present day As the name suggests, the toplcs selected for dlscussnon are from that vast field of eurrent events The subject rs chosen nn advance, 1n order that the more ambltnous members may carry on a week s research work prnor to each meetmg Any subject whatsoever may be chosen for DISCUSSION Club forums Though there be two or twenty present, every other Wednesday at four o clock, as one approaches Mnss John s room, one hears the sound of vonces nn serious dnscussnon or even heated argument We leave the Dnseusslon Club meetmg to wend our way toward Mmss Peters room At the eleventh hour , anyone enternng the Mann u Scrnpt room fmds nt nn a state of uproar Last mmute artlcles are wrltten and rewrrtten, proofs are read and layouts checked typewrlters are clrck mg Over the dm and confuslon booms the mrghty volce of Editor Greenwald Under hrs able leadershnp, a new type of Mann u Scrnpt has been put out thns year Instead of mlmeographed eopy and eartoons, Horace Mann now en reporters and editors gather news, revmrnte artxcles, type and proof read Press photographers are on hand at all major school events to record the happenmgs for the bene ht of an ever eager publnc These staff photographers are also members of the Camera Club All Current Events Club members enjoy discussions The Drscussxon Club ns never at a loss for topxcs 'lop Rou Donald Brown Q1 rcasurerj Roy McNeal Harold Hnlly Dale Huber ,IIJIYAI Ron leon lxerner Keith Mansheld Brnan 'vlaxwell 1Secretaryj Robert Brown Alma Pltzele Suomi' Rau joscphme Walsh fVrce Presndentl john Cray Edward Bennett Connie Bush Nlarcheta Mack Boiiom Rou Mr jones 1Sponsorj Idelle Lum Helen Cole CarlChr1stensen Vlason Wood Andrew Wxtko CPresndentl Hazel Newman Page forlx Slumlmg Donald Dreyfus George Olson Donald Brown Cordon Landeek Prank Helwng Rxchard Wnldermuth ane Halleck Strom! Row Mlke Vekasx Charlotte Blake Joyce Carleton Bottom Rau Barbara M1yne Clarlce Gustason Laverne Mnlloy Dorothy Wilder muth Kurt Isay fPl'ESldEl'lIJ Bernice Engels Railing Hazel New man Dorothy Snltanen QSecretaryj Charles Templm I I A . I 1 1 I . . . , . . , . . . , . . . 1 7 1 'A l 1 ' . 1 1 . ' 1 L l ' 1 ' 1. 1 'U 1 ' , . 1 3 , If ,, - 3 , . - - 1 ' ' A 1 , 1 1 . 1 1 1a 1 1 - ' 1 1 - 1 - 1ng how to rhmk clearly, how to recognize the truth in joys plenographmg and photographs. A staff of some twenty '11 , 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 v ' 1 ' y l 1 , ' , ' 1 I I - , N DEW E l , l - I A , . , . , , A 1 . 1 1 Q . Y ' , , ' ' ,J I ', - '1 ' , T , ': X , . ': , ' , , . ': . . . , , ' , ' - 1 1' ' ' ' 1 V' ' ' ' ' ' . V ! I Y A 1 S 3 y n 1 ' ' I 1 I ' At the mentxon of the Dark Room one will see smnrks and smxles fleet over the faces of most students They don t seem to realnze the sernousness of thc Camera Club members, nor the lmount of real work that goes on behind the closed doors of the Dark Room Those slndes you sxw durmg the Vxsull Educatnon Conferenee were made by the members of the club If you could wade through the maze of newly purehased equnpment you would undoubt edlv find Mnss Brown sponsor of the elub developmg ple tures Or peer through the forbnddmg, darkness get used to the dlm red lxght and you ean learn how to nuke 1 slnde Then lets see In one smxrk h Dark Room Besndes makme, shdes the members dnspllyed themr best work rn the elubs lnnull sllon A study of vlrxous phlses l 0 photography md tours of sewerll studnos enabled meh v1dual members to xmprove thexr teehmques Club members have also contrnbuted thenr sk ll h l h and the Annual y xt t e mention of the 1 to e p t e Mann u Sernpt The members mly forget how to prmt a pneture but g por anee o preensxon md exactness, habrts needed throughout lnfe on an road y tl'leSe future cntnzens decnde to travel T017 Ron Clorxa Gallagher Hubert Fnghsh Leon Kerner Nl1chaelVekas1 Robert Kropf Glenn Smnth Edward Brown Prank Greenwald Suomi Ron Laverne Xlxlloy Idelle Lexan Beverl 5 Davidson Donald Dreyfus jane llalleek oyee Carleton Rosalxe B k a er Bo1lumRou Martha Anehors lkurt Isay Dorothv Pastre X lrglma Florxos Patrnena Nlnllar Top Rau Donald blanr Gloria boldsholl Mark Uneapher Donald Casperson Patrxcxa Rxgg Barbara Ann Dale Norma l auer Suflmf Run llune C lssm Betty lnmgston lorralne Wewler eanne Buss ierxldme london Bnllum Run Mxryorle Sehuon Lex ns Dreyfus oseplnne Wlalsh Y! NlannU M091 A The if F 2 'X' The Clmera Club spends most of xts llfe ln the dark room lop Rou Lxrl Chrlstensen Rlehxrd Thlel Glenn Smnth Iwmrlb Rau Constanee Busl D ld D f 1 onn rev us laxerne Nlnlloy Lxrol Benson lblnl Rau Helen Cole Dorothy Wxldermuth Suomi Run Nlartha Anehols Clarree Gustafson Manl n K Gl y ey orna ohnson Bolfum Ron Barbara Wnlkms Barbara Wayne Fufi Minas Railing Frank l He xng Iohn Roberson Paul Conde laul Colburn Robert Wfnlknnson eil' de sttxeles thxs E s me Page forty one . xx -' X1- T ' T . r. , 'X .1- A ' 1 ' l ' 1 ,Y I .1 .C . , D. . , -ek f ' x I A l ' . , ' I i f I if 1 x xl . 1 1' 1 . . X x x v i . X A I ' x .1 4 . l x ' 1 i i . . , y , ' , N 1 1 ' , A-- , . , , M . s ls 7 s ' ' , . sv- s Y- - K 1 ev , - . , . 1 l . w. 1, . 5 V s 1 f . . x,' li - x l . 1 A A - i . I . 1' - ' y 1' .17 s s . 'W 1 . .' s I I 1 f .fsv 1 ' s . - ' h- , . . , . . ' ' .. ' s 1 1 . they wrll never for ct the nm t f x . ' , h V .W - . . j , . , , . , . . 1 ,- 1 ' ' ,I I A y , 4 V , , ' X Y 1 1 Y A X , . 1 1' u ,w 'J -. 1 ' Q x ,. : .Al . ,Lk Q , 1, V 1 . , .I ., , Vg ' . . 'I . ' ' . X , . f , If si f X SOPHOMORE OITILQIQRS ,IUNIOR OHJICI-.RS HU-QSHNIAN OH4lCl'.R5 Gex Condit Vice President Gail Xlillis Treasurer james Richardson President .ey Ruth Landis Secretary Patricia Hodsun Clarice Gustason Vice President Robert Richardson ce Robert Evans President Llacquiline Xvithers Dorothy Vlaldermuth Treasurer lloris Doyle Ladies and Gentlemen: The Greatest show on Garfield Street is now being presented in that large red brick building so fondly called Horace Mann. This is our ll. Nl. reporter who is gathering all the facts concerning the antics of that brilliant troupe of circus performers who call themselves the Horsemen. This three-ring variety show, not to be confused with the inferior spectacle produced by Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey, has played up and down Study Hall to a capacity crowd for eight and one-half months and is now climasing the Spring season by pitching their tents down by the lagoon, and giving a command performance to the swans. Right now I can see the three rings, which though deserted will soon display gt colorful panorama of the Freshman, Sophomore, and junior Class activities. There are the trumpets!! The clowns will enter at the far side. Bob Evans, that Barnum in the large center ring is introducing them now. Here they come. carrying huge posters to demonstrate their prowess the past year. The first banner displays pictures of the junior class otiicers, Bob Evans, president, who also doubles as the Barnum of this circusg and President President Secret ary Treasurer W Z Zz 'M x' 171511 Q ' h e , 74 Top Ron Marmlyn Bjork Stew Bjtlrch Charlotte Blake Donald Brown Ros.1l1LB.1kLr Sh1rlLyBlaek.1by Donald Blanr Betty Bartley Herbert Bobele Tlaml Rau ames Carr Corey Bathwtll Glenn Boyd amen Champnon Anxta May Clark Betty Bohn Rxchard Burnham Jamth Boreh Melvm Brown .12 7 Vgilf B K Zfgl, P fy X V5 wqjr Sccond Ron Phelps Bush Rose Cochron Edward Brown Evelyn Chandler Marjorne Butterfield Fran us Bosak Raffaela Cxmmo Wlllxam Clmgan Con stanee Bush Bollom Ron Paul Colburn Mane Clark joan Clark Rnchard Chrnstoph Betty Cline Ronald Corbm Kay Connelly Helen Cole Myron Dxckev Page lorry th 1 , 1 K X 3 f, f . 2, 'Q 2 .T ,gg A I VV C 5' , 1 gtg if Y , , ' ' X 5 4 'Q L sf-5 6 1 ff 272 ,117 ff , f C 1 o ' f fy . of Wffyf A , V, 5 , , f fa - A a 'li ?' ' 'ur of e L if - 't l ' A Z B N o V: , ' ' , Y '.' y 1- 1: y , .s , , ,,., , , - B ,Y , , , , , , - , . , 1 L x v 1 1 x' V '.' I , 'I , , - .: , , V 1 , 1 V ., -, - l f: , 1 s ,Ii .ix . 9 . I 1 3 7 S 9 Y ' 1 N 1 ' ' s a 9 1- f WW Top Row Nancy Durbm Robert Duggan Pat Dufhn Fred Dumas Bernnce Engels Enswerler Bob Evans Dorothy Estep jay Evans Vxr :ma Evans Second Rou. Vlfglnla Flornos Brlly Everett Shrrley Anne Fender James Frlschkorn Roger Fedosky Engadme Fletcher Bob Gasser Bottom Row Elame Gassm Arthur Gaydos LaVerne Glover Pat Gavln Ellen Lounse Halpm Earl Gmder Glorna Goldshall 4 ,gr n D Hubert English, Pat Englertl. Third Row: Herbert Ersharn, Katherine Erkekedis, Merle ..z ,' , ,.'g.. . 5 1 y-ro-If his three assistant tent puller-uppers, Clariee Gustason, Ruth landis, and Dorothy Vfilder- muth. Next they flaunt a poster with information about their class play, The Prince and the Pauper, printed in bold red letters. With regal dignity the junior Kings and Queens enter. the Kings leading, five strong-Bob Karie, Billy Nason, Pat Gavin, Bob Evans, Bud Marshall. Sedately follow the Queens, Laverne Milloy, Marilyn Key, june Wzillace, Dot Wildermuth, and Clarice Gustason. The preliminaries having thus been disposed of, we come to the main show of the junior Clowns led by the midgets quite unappropriately titled, as they are the ones who won the junior Home Room Bas- ketball Championship. A gold basketball is thrown out to them from the main box as they join the parade of junior personalities. They're walking around the ring now, crowding the Senior Elephants off the track. That's Don Robertson, head cheer leader, executing the three-in-one double half-twist spin somersault. He does it without bother- ing to land, either, a feat which places him one step ahead of Nijinsky, who was un- fortunate not to have received his training at Horace Mann. Shirley Fender and james McCracken, the Pagliaccis of Penzance, are in center ring ahead of everyone else, juggling notes back and forth-Oops!! Missed one there-no doubt it was a flat dis- carded at the last band practice. Now the whole troupe is in the center ring. These juniors are taking over the spotlight from the Senior elephants as they have been threaten- ing to do for a year. Ginny Florios is flitting about gathering bits of gossip for the Punchinello Press. The big act is about to begin!! The junior Clowns are in a line now, going into a j formation. Everyone is holding his breath, waiting to see what they are going to do. Whtlt are they going to do?? . . . W'e interrupt this report for a few lines to remind you that this circus is being presented through the compliments of the Horace Mann Candy Stand, which, thanks to the cooperation of the students, is quietly and unflinchingly going into bankruptcy . . . now back to thc circus!! Top Rout Billy Gibson, joyce jackson, Morris Gross, Ethel Horkavi, Norman Hasch, Clarice Gus- tason, Harold Henke, Gloria johnson, Don Hughes, Shirley Hustdner. Third Row: Wfilliam johnson, Helen jones, Phillip Kalbe, Leona Kaluf, Bob Karie, Marilyn Key, Robert Kirkpatrick, Harriet Krevitz, Helen Klien, Leo Kutch. Serornf Roto: Robin LaLonde, Robert Kropf, Delores LaBow, Ruth Landis, Betty Leight, Harold Lund, Barbara Linsinmaier, Genevieve Lloyd, Marilyn Locke, Donald MacHerb. Bolfom Rout Bud Marchal, Eileen Maloney. Violet Martikean, Wilnaii Mattingly, Williiini Markman, Barbara Mayne, Louise McCay, Bryan Maxwell, jean McDonald, Elaine McCoola. P forly-su ,Q Q Cf U VIL. Top Rout Pete Milacovich, Ruby McGinnis, Frank McGue, LaVerne Milloy, Roy McNeil, Marjorie Miles, john Mclssaac. Third Row: Nevin Mitchell, Fifi Minas, Toby Navarro, Gus Mehes, Marian Myers, Bill Nason, Hazel Newman. Serond Row: Yolanda Nemeth, George Nemetz, Jewel Nichkols, Theodore Myers, Jean Nihan, Elden Niles, Bob Novak. Bollom Row: Bob Pyle, Nona Radler, Mary Rukavina, Charles Penming, Marguerite O,Bricn, Frank Peterson, Betty Personette. O Ladies and Gentlemen, there is some trouble down in the center ring!! An elephant has broken loose and is trying to get something away from another elephant. W'hat is it that makes them fight so fiercely with great sweeps of their trunks? The Senior Elephant has captured a slip of paper from the Clowns. This is a great Hght, folks! The Clowns rush to the rescue. One elephant is down! Blood, no. sawdust is gushing forth from his wounds. The light has ended! All for a slip of paper. But what slip of paper? ln one second an announcement will be made over the loud-speaker system. Will the audience please remain seated. l.adies and gentlemen, you have just witnessed a spectacular struggle. Those in the ringside seats have, l know, by now recognized the prize sought for-a most rare and precious possession-the last ticket to the Prom. Don't go away folks. The Junior act is over, but there are two more to be presented. The center ring having been cleared, our attention is focused on the ring to the right where a handsome barker is announcing the next performers. They are the Freshman Monkies led by Miss Patti Hodson, and her organ grinders---Doris Doyle, Bob Richard- son, and Jacquline Withers. They look almost human, but .mother year at H. M. will change that, soon they will resemble the others. These chattering little creatures are experienced circus workers, having participated in that rollicking tribute to life in the big tent, Toby Tyler at the Circus. During Freshman week they elected five boys and five girls whom they thought were most likely to succeed in high school. We sec them down there now, vigorously grinding organs. This time the girls appear hrst-Doris Doyle, Barbara Gerrichc, Pat Hodson, Mary Stierer, and Mary Jane Wilkins. The Kings, Jay Cochran, Jim Norris, Jack Villberg, Bob Richardson, and Jerry Tuerff strut along upon the heels of the fair queens. Though new to high school and its bewildering routine, these bright-eyed little creatures have Htted in beautifully, and been more than aware of the present emergency, and in that very important matter of buying Defense Stamps they have surpassed not Only the Sophomores but the Juniors and Seniors as well. A very delightful and original dance, the Comic Capers, climaxed their 1942 semester. Top Rout Margaret Radeff, Laguori O'Donnell, Margaret Stouder, Glenn Sterbea, Carol Taylor, Dewy Eva Rallo, Lewis Randhan, Jean Railsback, Jeanne Tuel, May Belle Tillett, Eugene Tucker, Laurette Rose, Raymond Rydall, Dorothy Ross, Robert Pol- Taylor, Suzanne Townsley, Jack Tueriff. Boffom lock, Henry Rose. Tbinf Role: Doris Schroeder, Ed- Rolf: John Waite, Josephine Walsh, Lorraine Wexler, mund Sinnott, Joe Shank, Jayne Schroeder, Ben Sierra. Lew XY'ellington. Patsy Wahlert, Ralph Weiger, Jeanne Norma Smith, Melcolm Skinner, Helen Sarkey, Jack Whitt, Gordon Villberg, Dorothy Wildermuth, Bar- Smurda, Madaline Stanton. Scrrrml Rout liarl Taylor, bara XVimmer. Page forly-seven J Pug form elghl Tap Rau: Catherine Campbell. Bernard Waezlerliolcl. Robert Tanmhill. Beverly Rudd. Barbara Smith, jay Cockran, Charles Adams. Tbiril Rau: Alamos Huflington. Milton Minas, Eileen Satka, Joanne Vfalkcr, Marjorie Kenney. Patricia Peterson, Gloria Dicckmann, Nancy Naive, Clara Snupp, Donna Smith, John Nlcknls. Siramf Ran : Vtlnmr l.nuvu, Clmrlca Schucliowc, .Iohn Macllonaltl, klanics Maloney. Tcd Ciaincron, Manual Kiiuticrrcl, Robcrt Surycr. Hallam Rau: Ray Mcllonaltl, john Knapp. joseph iliitc, ,lacquclinc Vfitlicrs, Milnlrutl Ovcrbcrg, Ruth Arm- strong, Mary Lollis, ,lean Kcnncy. Tap Rau: Margaret Murphy. Helen Torbit, Shirley lean Scheidt. Fther Clark, Cecilia Dunn. Carolyn Vfildmar. Edward Bclush. Tlwim' Rau: Richard Brim. Marilyn W'right, john Paxson, Marshall Phipps, Angelo Paso, Roy Gill, Elmer Ross, Alvin Haltcnhnck. Carl Talbcrt, Roy Miller. Svfamf Rau': Max- im: Downuy. Nick Papa. Tom Kamarccyk. Maxine Vfarth. lilaiiclic llctlrick, lltnc Downey, Vaughn Masters, Ronald Rand- lian. Ballon: Rau: Betty joycc, ,lean wvllllh Carol Holmquist, Gunuyicvc klasura. lnxuetln Collins, Phyllis Simpson, jane Mitchell, Beverly Miller. -Ia Rau Anm 7111 Vilma Plstlitr C trtrutll. Rid fallrlfa au X 1 ws ir s ul finif au Rllll lfvxtlitr lartin Slit 'lbll lmmi X ostr n L nur Ba am Rau Rllph Baktr lrmus Pilfklltl' W1n 1 Cvondvnin Sara lrotopi Robtrt Marsliall R11 HIL lun Hass crew: Cru s C torgt Nlkl10llLl1 Phyllis C trbtrick Ann Ccrmak Helen Alltx Tap Rau C tori,t Ortston oan Rowland Rhcba Los sc Ruth Kliipovx Anntttt Kim William lryin 'llvmf Rau Prantcs plitr nk lxartli Suaml Rau Ralph Stott William Cliutk urs Donald Kxstr lean Alitt ldvbards Mariorie Gaines olin lltnry Frntst Mathcus Marun Sghoon Ballam Rau Barbara Ciiiiiths Doris Berg atk Burns Mars Align: Burka Mariorit Kirkcnclorfcr , f .tr a 3, ' ' ' .4 'p 1 - - -, 5- - ' .H -f 9- Y- ,J , R : 1 . D, Circcr. wvgllltl. Pliillii , Clin lc Ch: '.s. '1'. Rau I, .f ' ', ' ' Q ', W '. 'A . 'f ': A ' , litlith Moser, ,lean Bass, Donn Caldwell, Gloria McCrca:ly. Sw- l lfarrsluy, Robert Rinscy, Tom Mciluc, jack Perry, Louis Christo- il :,I.1ck.i' ',X' ' .'.l1,-I i.l ,l il1 '. I .' , V' 'f Fl-. ll : 1 ', '. t' '. '. dal i ' .. ' ' ' ,,j i . f ' ' I ' . ' . ' . JI 3: yt . ' . - . ..r 'A . ' , ': .4 ' Fw. 3' , j' 5' . I . ,V A. ,il ' ,rr I' ,i ' '- Top Rau: Phillip Patty, Robert Heist. Daniel loneaven. Arthur Crause, jerry Nelson, james listep. liourlli Ruiz: Betty Sauve, Marjorie Trinosky. Mary Theodoros, l-lifahctli Greene, Shirley Fehrenbacker, julia Morris, Henrietta Bur- nita, Fern Harnes. Third R0u': jack Taylor, james Gow- ins, Donald Headcy, Carl Hartman, Philip Rendina, Doro- thy Gill, Elaine Vitkovieli. Sernml Rout Paul Weber. W'ayne Hill, George Kostron, Helen Alley. Doris Knapp. Boffnm Rim: Fred Layzaro, Harold Batcheleler, Marjorie XVells, Helen Elich. Top Ron: Richard McDevitt. XY'illiam Nieoles. Charles XVhitney, Xlyles Lowry. I'iUIlV'f!7 Run: jack Xlnrray. Rus- sel Ricketts, jean Mueli, Florence Kettler. Tlnril Ruiz: Vir- ginia Vfilson, jeanne Buss. Valoric iliakunis, Shirley Delor. Swoml Run: Sylvia Hershberg. Beniee livans. Alice Goby. l?nflnw Rim: Beatrice Wise. Donna Polk. Louise Zimmer- man, Mildred Gross. Riulmle: Steve Kopeliani. Clarence Greenwald. Kenneth Schafer. Glenn lfriekson. Iliff lt Ciarl Panovieli, Harold Nelson. Taft Rini: Kenneth Mack. Tom Lemster. Robert jones, Gurdon lhgstrom. jay Grantham, David Hogan. Flflb Rnir: Meyer Garlin, Vi'illiam McCain, W'illiam Diedrich, Anita Cassidy, lfvelyn Herrick, Betty Porter, Betty Rund- strom. Ifrnrrlli Rau: Olga Novich, Patty Hodson, Mary jane Wilkins, juanita Casey. Lois Martin, Mary Alice Lind- gren, Virginia Nelson. Tfwiril Run: Shirley Kepler, Lois Rowe, liranees Alexich. lrene Pahos, Frances jacob, Adeline Sareky. Srmrnl Run: Pat Pray fer. Mary Lou Hackett. Gloria Kyle, Mildretl Overberg, liugene Dagmond. Boliom lion: Arthur lfrvin, Leroy Martin, james Hindman, Don- ald lfinegan, lfarl Maxwell, james Helwig. Top Rouz Charles Dethlolf, Ralph Ivie, LeRoy Smith. Robert Duncan. Bil-Lee Bollinger, Fern Iiverett, Barbara Neve. Tbiril Ron: john Murray, NVade W'liitman, Mary lacovitti, Rosemary Kelsa, Helen Markovieli. Donna Boyd, Martha Zola. Seroml Rout Kenneth Mirva, Paul W'iltler, Thomas Fay, Betty Robertson, Esther Galassini. Bolton: Rout james Clement, james Norris, Charlotte Hillman, llrdith Orbeson, Estel Schoenemon. Tap Rout Dolores Olson, Dorothy Coburn, Peggy Cur- tiee, Mary Louise Stierer, Helen Chalets. lrene Van Progen. Littia Pekansky, lflsie Cppman. lrilllffzl Rua: Betty Bag- nell, Pauline Smith, Betsy Lowns, june Doubeltlay. Nvilliani Flynn, George Brining, Dale Snyder, Tom Newman, George Rothrock, Lew Ann Skeen. Tliiml Ron: Barbara Hill, Dori' Gatchell. Betty Matson, Barbara Gericke. Doris Doyle, Rosemary W'itko, Helen jankula, Marilyn Englert, Seefwlif Kon: james McCanough, Robert Richardson. XY'illiam Howell, Robert Goedecke. jack Vilberg. Donald Braden. Lawrence Ku7man. Buffom Run: Thomas Tysall. Herbert Hagenwald. Bernard Nlelvitcli, Harold Sanderson. Ralph Miseovilch, Dave Bills. Charles Vfarner. Trip Rnu: Sarah Batehelder. Peggy Cotter, Betty Pospi- eliel, Norma lsley, Kenneth Harris, jack Pappas, George Vfoiul. lionrlfw Kon: Betty jane Welsli, Norma McAv0y, Helen Luck, joe janott. W'ilbur W'ingate, Edward Zimmer- man, lidward Feieraband. Robert Gravelle. Tbinl Rou: Mary Callada, Vivian Penovich, Katherine Rollings, jeanne Reed, Helen George, joe Ortosky, Leonard Dreyfus, Patty Hipskina. Si-imnl Rout Dorothy Hansen, Doris Gravelle. Patricia Kutcli, joanne Summers. Betty Keighley, Betty Lucas, Alice Mullinso Balham Rout john Suckey, Mickey Blau, George Ostoieh, john Reid, Louise Parr, Kathleen l:ll7Xil1ll1lUI1S. Page furry-nine Page fifly Wfhat's char? clown upon the their act. They dropping ponies Sophomores are :Swim T011 Run: Leonard Pollack, Marjorie Quanstrom, Ruth julin, Mary Zahiralis. Thomas Landfald, Rodney Carleton, Robert Sieb. Fonrlb Rou: Stanley Wolf, Keith Martin, Philomena Beck. Betty Polen, Paul Sieuda. Kenneth Torbit. Tlrira' RHIC! Patricia Rowe, Sally Brown, Shirley Smith, Helen Ballard, Nan Hough, Dorothy Schneider, Darlene Khurts. Seromf Ron: joseph Torch. Sally Baird, joan Barnhizer, Bernice Rosenb'oom, Marjorie Reder, Betty Talley, Ruth Stevens, Boffom Rout Christine Halley, Margaret McLeod, Marjorie W'clls, Thelma Koogle, Anna Orris, .Iohn McMichael. Railing: Gertrude Ryan, Martha W'omack, Aileen Clark. Top Rau: Connie Brown. Vincent Nelson, Paul Cobun, Robert King. W'illi.1m Safford, Thomas Custer, joseph Rayce, Mary Monk. Senmrl Ron: Lael Rosenbloom, Eugene Tucker, john Fairburn, Lois Fornell, Thomas Nichols, Louise Packs. Bollom Rim: Gail Millis, Lucille Hamby, Ida Clement. Mary Ann Hobbs, ,Ioan Matson. Betty Sobocik. Top Rnu: W'illi.im W'ilson, james Albert, W'ayne Vidovich, Edward Basie, Cyril W'ysock. liarl Taylor, Cryal Anderson, Manual Sonris. Third Rau: Betty Livingston, Mary lluras, Marion W'alters, Goldie Nicolich, Helen Hamby, jerry W'oods, Robert Curry. Srroml Rout Mary jean Singer, Robert Dale johnson, Robert Samis, George Kuruzovich, Glen Boyd. Bolfam Rau: Melvin Shrago, Betty W'elsh, joan Moore. Ainoise at the top of the tent. The sound of many motors rumbling startled populace. Of course, the Sophomores! It is the beginning of always do things in a spectacular manner. Airplanes, swooping down, attached to parachutes. Ponies straight from the Shetland Islands. These clever, knowing that they could not get through the blockade, they adopted flying machines. There is the Squadron leader jim Richardson and his three Lieutenants, Gex Condit, Betty Polen, and Gail Millis, They are not lacking in unique Z? Q6 Z , Tufr Ron: Rubert Nieliol, Hubert Scberger. ,loscpli Szigaru. Milan Cstoicli. Esllnr Snlnnmn, Franew Rinc. Doris Coeliran, launse lflannery, Raymond Owen. Tlrirtl RIJIVJ ,lack Vfcstfortli, Russell lilieli. Clmrles Snyder. Howard Cleek, Frank Towarniclci, lfetlier lielielie. Betty -lu Rielif ards, Alice Born, Fstcllc Zwicg, Patrie Florioi. Sl'1'UlltlR0ltS Gene Sniitli, lda Clement, Faye Meyer, Eli Piossa, George Coburn, Robert limnnuclmn, James Richardson, Arlin Cline. Boffom Run: ,lack Wilscmii. Lou Botli- well, Gloria Baldwin, Betty Alcan Fabian, Albert Del Viney, XVillinm Alcxicli. Lee Tliraslmcr. Top Rout George Orlieli, Gtx Condit. Dick lfde, Patricia 'Q'l':ililsrr. W'illiam Miller, Rieliard Vfilson, Edward Scarl. Tfmif Run: lin L 'Jaric Botnovicari, Dnrotliy Martin, Dmotliy Piestch, ,laelx hlaulvun, Betty lou CCX, Flainc Gassin. Srrrlllzf Run: Olympia Vlad. lfniily Aivclnnw, Xlaiy Alice Straiglil, Paul Hogan, .lanicS Kaliuris. Hflfflllll Run: Ciraee Ven: btoltc, Corinne Gilliam, Robert Olwn. Tnfr Ron: Clmrlci Miller, Stanley Dallia. Carl linrnixn. llavid Nuyali. filaik Burns, Harvey Uslan, lfmil lfflimsel, Robert Swi-liei, 'I final Rnu: Rnrald lfrctg, W'illiam Qliarp, lflaiiic Rundstrtnn. l'.1y XY't:ntl. liloria Fnuwn, Climine SCl1I11ikil. Louise Seaton. llavitl Karl. Sri will Run: Wur- ray Taylor. Ruben Carberry, Mark lfneaplier. Xe-.l K liaw. Xlieliati Rafla, 1Xitl'ur Oldliam. llliilip liailey. Iiullrrm Run: .-Xtnlrcy -lnlin-nn, Slilrlez llarii, Catlierine Rosa. Geraldine l.tn'dnn. lylali Cirissuin. ,lolin llulinan Rrgbcrl Taylor. Pup' filly-nm Page iffy-tu o Sv!-ff'-0 T017 Run: Mariorie Berg, Clorinda Lammie, Catherine Cimino, Bernard Lcnske, W'illiam Telford, lfugene Dolasivski, Patricia Rigg, Robert Swish- er, Rita W'illiams, George Baxter, LeRoy Smith, Albert Hitteiman. Stan- ley Sliabaz, Joy Pierce, Verncll Hatlcr. Second Row: Keneth Wechsler, Donald Casperson, Anna Duich. Norman Garritaro, Gloria Keller. Carrie Mandon, Norma Lauer, Iillen Hassal. Robert Suftin. Bnflom Rout Jay Anderson, Alice Karas, Dorothy Roberts, Elinor Hudgens, Jacqueline Rodin, Phyllis Maynord, Agnes Hook, Marthell McArtor, Janice Clement, Ann Sabosik, Top Rout George Laney, James Gourley, Russel Clark, Michael Boelich, Margaret Harasko, Betty Glinstra, Joan Severance. Fourlb Rou: Lillian Oppman, Jean Bass, Margaret Borns, Barbara Ann Dale, Richard Cox, James Nichols, Jack Feeney, Richard Curtis, James McCraken. Tlniril Rout Jerry Tuerff, James Iismael. Herman Thiel, Gwynne Bower, John Tuerff, Lila Dethloff, Rose Dimitrukoyich. Joseph Blake, John Haworth. Sccnml Rim: Alice Bushong, Jeanne Crisman, Joanne W'alker, Joan Key, Susan Nauta, Betty Boyce, Mary Kuyscheny. Bollom Rnu: Mary Louise Colstock, Fern Fverett. Kathleen Myers, Mildred Fernande7. T011 Rau: Joseph LJIIBFO, Herbert Hirsch, Rosemarie DeVany, Jimmie Lundie, Peter Psiropoulos, Frances Benninger, Howard Lockhart, Seymour Lozow, Terese Ann Flynn, W'illiam Kahn, James Bills, James Kelley. Tlwiml Rout Kathleen Ross, Stephanie Strinich, Mary Uvelac, Jeanne Lid- dell, Frances Petersen, Rose Preston, Ann von Bereghy, Anita Ferguson. Virginia Haas, Richard Keilman, Joyce Lewis. Secomf Rout Meldrum Patterson, Joy Anderson, Dolores Steele, Rose Thureanos, Helen Schubiek, Doris Silep, Ruth Kyle, John Scott, Robert Cecil. Bollom Rout Virginia Kinsey, Allis Strong. Luella Manis, Dorothy Hartmelt, Joan Mullen, LeRoy Bliss, Roland Young. formation. Now they are trotting around, in perfect rhythm. No wonder the Freshmore dance was a marked success! In a field of dramatics, they take the last bow of this season with their presentation of Dickens' classic, Oliver Twistn. And like Oliver, next year they also will come back for more. Well, ladies and gentlemen, that's all. The tent is folding up. The swans have long ago decided that that was all, and are sleeping quietly beneath the drooping willows. Listen in next year, when the three-ring circus again will seek to make Big Top history. They lead the junlor procession CLARICI' GUSTASON BOB FVANS IUINI' WALLALI BLD MARSHALI IAVHKNI' MILLOY PAT GAVIN NIARILYN KEY BOB KARIE DOROTHY WILDhRNiUTH BILLY NASOIN Z 1 .1 1 ...,...,,- ..,, 517' ML :WV 13 Page jifly -three A as Oz f0f,.,. Of what value is our music department to Horace Mann? Maybe you don't notice the orchestra between the acts of class plays, or possibly you don't notice the band at the foot- ball games. I am sure, however, that if you sat through the half at a football game without the band, or the intermission at a play without an orchestra to divert your attention, you would regret their absence. There is another question the general high school public seldom considers. XVhat is behind each one of these per- formances? Practice. The performances themselves, how- ever, are just another means to an end, the main purpose being to teach the student to appreciate good music, to under- Both bands have attractive uniforms. stand the fundamentals of music, and to become fairly pro- ficient on some musical instrument. Then there is the inval- uable training that orchestra students who take advantage of it, get in original composition and orchestral arrangement. The orchestra this year is, as usual, playing two concertsg one in the winter and one in the spring. The spring concert is a Pop Concert, featuring lighter music and also special musical arrangements made by students themselves. The main work presented in the Pop Concert was the well-known vic- tory theme-Beethovenls Symphony Five, first movement. The Concert Band played lighter music than usual for its concert, including a number of solos and concluding with Top Ron: Malcolm Skinner, Richard Kristotf, Seymour Lo7ow, Marvin Schcon, Stanley Ualka, Carl Taylor, Xvilliam Wiilson, Gordon Vilberg, lollrfb Ron: Ray Rydell, joe Hassall, Herbert Hursch, Charles Fronek, jay lfvans, james McCraken, XVilliam Nieoles, james Gourley. Tluril Rott: joe janozt, jchn Haworth, Mark Uncapher, john Scott, jack Rarch, Paul Leiberman, Harvey Haden, Harold l.ind. SLTIHILI Run: james McConnell, Art Oldham, Bill Howell. james Fstep, Bill Telford, lglmo Roesler, Robert Heist, james Murray. Bollonr Rott: Kenneth Sheridan, Bill Clingan, Eugene Tucker, Ralph Stevens, Russell Rramtr. Top Rau: Steve Bejlich, Richard McDevitt, George Phelps, Fred Reilman. Fiffb Rout Myron Dickey. Bob l'leiSI, Elijah Rakuras, john lfarler, Donald Headly, jay Cockran, Douglas Strong. Ifourlli Ron: jack Reisenfeld, Robert Boyden, Ned Chase, Garland Xvooels, Lawrence lfriks, Mark Burns, Mike liejlich. Tbinl Run: Charles Warner, Allen Yonover, Dan Rogers, Carl llartrnan, jay Grantham, George Rothrock, jack lsley. Sffllllll Kon: Robert Rensey, jack Vilberg, Richard Curtis, Pat Dardano, Ren Walton, Nlr. Roesler lDirectorj. Boiron! Ron: james Hutlington, Harold Hilry, jack Nlcllulloch, Roy McNeal, jolm Tuerflf, Robert jones. Top Ron: Shirley Szabo, Dorothy Adams, Laverne l.uedtke, Priscilla Marshall, Virla Halterman, W'anda Goodwin, Betty Leight, l'at Duriin, Tbml Rott. Mar- jorie Quanstrom, Alice Bushong, Shirley Scheidt, lfstelle Zwicg, Gloria Brown, jean Alice lfdwards, Xlfilma Whalen. Serurltl Ron: Nlr. Roesler tllrrectorl, Audrey johrwon, Margaret McLeod, Carol Holmquist, Betty Bagnell, fxlarjorie 'l'lronipson, Doris Browne, Dolores Danielson. Boiron: Ron: Gertrude Reif, josephirie Strong, Shirley Ockleston, Ruth XX'halen, Mary Loa Lathen, Phyllis Simpson, Marjorie Vfyman. Top Rou: Frances Baitinger, Dorothy Borchard, jean Schafer, Anita Ferguson, Pauline Smith, Carolyn Hardy, Iisther Tucker, Shirley Smith, lister Solomon. Tbirrf Run: Constance Brown, Helen Schubick, jean Bass, Allis Strong, Susan Townsley, Havel Newman. SATUIILI Rott: Beatrice Swets, Nlargaret Borns, Ann Soromac, Adeline Sareky, Barbara Griffiths, Dorothy Colburn, louise Nlcliay, joyce W'iechman. Bolfum Rott: Marjorie Gaines, Kay Harkin, Georgia lfrangras, Rosemary Hilson. Page ji,ly -four o I illian K many public appetrinees s llluthne Isa erl 1 a1,or1e The orchestra malees fL L X I ll 511110111 Rltlil Je R111 XX: iini II ll es in IJ 1 em. Ixutr Sx yi Hitsehberg 'xlartliell Xle -Xrtor C mrinne 5el11n1,l1 Xlilliam Seliuelters 1a Pelsarsley hrxl Run Xl rx A B iilta Il anor Vo! ean xle on ald aequeline Rolin Idvxin Bennett Doi na Polk Slurles F nder Xlar ioric Vx dlle Robeit Ising, 11111 laiole e son llo lo 1 Ann IIHUINIS Kiloria olinson lap Rltfat B111 Kvu Ruli ulin oxec Mar in Gladys lxropinski Ilsie Sexer 21 ee Iniil Nliltelja Kenneth Wittenberg William Irxin Clara Slepp Donald Zola Teddx Kish Plrxl R011 ames Cioilex Florenee lxell er Xlaxx Rultoxina Lael Rosenbloom Nlelxin Shra o C liailes Selireiel r oan Lalnhiler Nlalx Xlonle Bob Dali. olinson S tllllt R111 Xlildreel Gross sie. The Xictor I-Ierberts contribution, American Fanta solos xxere play ed by Richard Christolf, saxaphoneg Pat Dar- dano, Bob Kinsey and Ken Wilton, cornetsg and George Phelps. sousaphone. It must be quite common for a sousaphone player fthat s a bassj to get tired of hauling the thing around and decide to take up the piccolo, but have you heard the story' of th- remark able reverse transition of Gramp Phelpsf George got tired of losing his piccolo in his extra large xx atch po 'le -t. so he switched to the sousaphone xxhich is rather dilhcult to misplace. His solo The E11 jlbuilfx Ddllt't', xx as received xx it great enthusiasm. Besides making public appearances, Mr. Roesler and the band have made sexeral successful arrangements of social affairs this year. Skating parties, dances. pet shows, magician shoxx s, are just a few that can be named off-hand. Then the eggs came! I ll xx ager that for a xxeek about Easter time yot couldn t turn around without seeing someone stuthng h ln ex 2 IU H ll e s il e S e 1 UI lntx or Weldon C is Rol ll Jse nit elxin u ll 11 1 1 Xn erst le i 1 IXII 1er11 e xx x. Stu 1 t 1111 Ile xxi 1 UI :II IIIILS K 11 tne Sum I XI ixne is lxi W1 Sitrillif inn oat eis lax oi e e n linsun 1 1 l'1er11ee Postn 1 in r X ehoeoltte egg into Ins mcutli This sile helped to leeep the xx olf from the band loom dooi iese activities .tri also loyally' support el by the unior 1 l e iir s' . . '. te you much abot Ciirls Band because I iave l1'YCl' been in it but here is sure interesting data I collected from bvna fide sources: Membership is altout 99.5 ' , eirls Mr. Roesler, directory - .ine is present at .1 pep meetin-fs Band does its part at football ames Annual Imanel Concert is alxx .tvs opened by' the girls Nlajorettes are useful as well as decorative band often plays for various organizations in the citv ,viny made this bri 'f survey' of musica activities it is I nt thtt many' pupils at Horace Mann are buildine, up .1 i from the hours spent in tne slia s uv fenertl sc tool vi iieli baclxigioui le: taa - on L .e e ge of me paygie 1 pt ' ic morover is enetite y' tte activities of our in department. lure lllvfu Cl ee . ' ' ie in I1'!LlslC i ' oune. Our ef . A ' usic I ,4 Mt on :L Jemmm Whatever xts elders may say about the younger genera txon nobody can deny that U S youth hkes to play games nndtvrdually or en masse There s a lot of the chrld rn most of us We all hke to play Whether one thrxlls to t e cry of Yoxcks or Batter up whether cne dreams of herself as smashxng a hole rn one or snarmg the elusxve clapper raxl m the marshes there rs some sport unless shes an extraordmary person mdeed that makes her tmgle wrth eagerness and zeal Sports have come to play an xncreasmgly vrtal part rn the actrvttxes of school hfe for Horace Mann gxrls Each year more of them partxcxpate rn some phase of the sport program New gxrls can enyov speedball hockey swxm 1' The G A A IS a u Pu, nh! nx b ll so cet, and volley rn captaxnball, baseball, basket a mst of hxkxng horsebac m g, ball lndxvxdual actxvxtxes cons ndmg bowhng bxcycle rxdxng, badmxnton, eck tenms handball shuffle board table tenms croquet golf skat mg, and tenms Back of such development usually hes an organxzatton, rn thxs case xt xs the G A A whose alms are to promote athletxcs to create a love of sports, and to foster the rdeals of good sportsmanshrp Moreover, the G A A rs the most democratrc orgamzatxon tn the school lf a gurl rs a member of thrs club one can be certann she got there through her own efforts Started rn 1928 the G A A has proved to be a medxum through whxch good health good sportsmanshxp and the ,oy of frrendly com Top Row Vat Sulhvan ju y ett Helen Martelh Betty Myers Bda Belle ollack Dolores Danrelson Mary Ann Hobbs D rothy Pnetsch Semn Nona Baddler Doo h Mary jeras 4--1 d Eck Fern Ev r A Rau :xcula Manan Meyers Betty Bo n Lons Fornell Mary Mxtchel Gertrude Bnef ary Allen Seaburt Third Row Marnan Walters Eva Rollo Charlene Sertzmger Dot Ross Shar Vwnan Penovlch ley Kepper joan Rowlands Uzelak Helen Barchfeld ar Lours Roe Mary garet joy Pour! Row Betty Bowlby Mary A nce Burns janet Hxndman Rose Preston Ahce Strong Joyce Marhn Nancy Mxtchell Bertha Chxaravalle Conme Brown Dot Estep Mary Ann Baxrd Botlom Row june Wtllard Dot Snyder jewelN1cholas Dons Brown Margaret ll Louella Mxnxs Helen McCloud Chrxstma Ha y Orrrs jannce Clement lda May Clement a y Banrd Top Row Sylvra Rxssman ra Cectha Shrpow Betty Ghn orothy McDevxtt tra joan Roland Esther Tucker jamce Burch n Conne Schmtdt Helen Wyatt Mary Bukovxa Carol Benson Kay jasperson K dar Second Rau Helen Grlroy Wardell Rxcketts Helen a Madalyn Smxth Kathryn Kuruzovxch Elanne R dstrom Rosemary Debanne Margaret Orns P t Prayfer joan un eanne Ltddell Third Row a Wrechman Marcheta Mach a Barnhxler joyce H as Echth Mashe Vxrgmt joy Pxerce Vxrgxma a Maxme Wrrth lrene Valyocsxk Ann El ne Hammond D s Nelson Orrts . l - Y C - . . . s , 1 9 , d , . - I h ' 1 s 1 a 1 ' I! ' l! ll YY i H , ' ' ' , . - - ' ' . . ., s , d 3 s . .. , x . 8 , ' U . , - , I 1 s ' 1 ' 'I ' . , - Y .I i , 3 . 1 I ary Louise Seabury, o ' . d ': , l res La Baw, lrene R. V h 5 Y ' 1 ' , ' , ' ,M . ' : ' , 3 I D Y Y A - ! Y S . . Y ' , , ,M - . ' h : , l' , ' , , ' Y S Y . 1 A l 3 I D V . ' : . 3 ! . Y V 3 1 I I U - U U L ' , ' , , S ll - I : . . y . , . , .. . , . - ! 9 9 . 1 , , , . , p Z 1 a I I l U 1 V . , . y , Y ' I - Y j ' . ' : , -I' ! A ! 7 . ' . . . ' . , . . , ' . . , . y A n n n I Y- lll- rv, .1 . ll n administrative body The L1 A A Council rs a 'lo Rau Helen bilroy Larol Benson lhzabeth XY illiims Nhrgarer Orris .mer Hindman Bttty Bowl bv Siauml Role Madelyn Smith Charlene Seitlmge Nl.uy Ann Baird Delores Danielson Betty Kelley Hot tum Rrm Bette 5mith lliane Hammond oyee Weieh man Dorothy Borelxard 1-' be aehxeved by any girl who finds pleasure uted Present are mstruetors, alumnae, special Guests Tllb smooth fUl1CU0f1mg md the well beloved sponsor, Miss Evan This season the unxors and Seniors have been going at breadth of .1 Wheatie flake in competitive p ys of this organization may be attributed first whose enthusiasm, loyalty and understandxng are never xt tooth an n k th failing, and second to the eonscxentious wor of e SL amtm shut Stbmdm S Eur bod O athletie council P g g Th iv ou heart failure from one ame to the next Besides the many seasonal athletie activities, the girls by g L y g mdulge m 3 bn of sound hh In May the orgammuon Their rooters are the waekiest and most loyal in all the held its usual spring banquet Here all rivalries are tor School The Jun-OH hwmg 3 qu'tted themselves Very gotten in .x friendly family reunion Here all monograms CfedWablY this Yeafv mal' be eXPeCWd V0 fufmsh Undef and pins won during the course of the year, are clistrib Cl1SSm6n 2 wugh SCGSOH DSX! Year A57 Kara! yggmon B3Sketball Provndes Plenty of thrills Nona Radley Charlen xc N e S rne lnlloy Ann Or is xiitggggcrarbhrre Smith LJ P 5 ' Mo sewn Y I .'L . . 'J - ' i - if - ' ' ,J f - petition may ' ' ' ' . f ' - A ' ' 5 , ' - A ' - h ical activity. - ' ' ' Q - - - 1 ' ' . 'f ' ' ' - toMiss Evan, ' , ,J ' .. .4 - , ' ' 2' ' td ailwithonlya ' 13 - . . - ' ' ' . '- l vcs the Seniors. . . ame. Hockeb' '5 3 good g , Smifht Mary ' d an Maxine W3 l nB?:1tJers, Margjxf j2 et.Hm Dethloff' Mangnna Orri5- can ' Ann Banrd- E315 Eva Rollo, 's, Nona 3 ' 2:1111 Boffh' l' l Captainball is Very popu at 4 1 yce 'l Dethloffy Fern levllzrflenejgfit' Shirley Del0l hLfgf:rel1. Bette SnTl:l,Dor0fhY Han- Wciehman- Jan: Williams U2 RE My Lmshf linger Elilaber Maxine Warth e Orrls net! Anna I 4 f I Ground Suck Ground Suck Ground Suck Hn' showed us how to put the B on the ball These are the famnhar strams heard every year announc swzmmmg solo skxll predommates Splash' mor m the begmmng of Held hockey Gxrls push grzmly grrs combmed smooth rhythm with slap bang :ts Soo resolutely toward thelr goal posts Eltven more :rls :sts hlttmg 1ghCwere Smitty and Madelyn :ce gomg face them wrth equal determmatxon fighting to gam s pmates' eontrol of rhar small round ball From the starting u y G rls basketball rs not to t e final whlstle hockey emands not only sure an t e smft accuracy but also exhrbxtrons of shuttle l wor such as rs deman e b bxrd t l as strenuous as boys but nu er ess eaeh player must be very skrllful ln passmg and :ke team forwards need to be unusually accurate m shootmg IS y few other sports A :tt e years teams even the Freshmen showed unusua eoop od me that Smxtty Izzy and Red were right erauon In their attacks Almost all the games were ast good thxs year mterestmg contests wlth Madelyn showmg them how Speedball IS a pot pourrr of other sports lrom soccer In captamball the passmg guard: xt orrows whrrl wmd speed from footbal the perfect vclved la1d a Ood tzmmg requlred m drop kicks and puntmg, and from basketball deft scmtlllatmg passing as cernmg personal a d pa, rv ' ng and strategy m g foundatlon or basketball wh1eh came ater m the season The action rs not as rapid as that well as rules con hockey or soccer but greater skill and agzlxty are requlre , n techmcal fouls Th1s year Chuck S as well as hxghly developed plan of attack I.. a , , .-'Q' . . , - . 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Run fttt m1 1 UI PlLl'Lt Softball by t IL W.: 1sn t tu pruate property ys Hntmg pnchmg an L 1n r as good asm t 1 ovs ga 1ty 0 F 6 qu1te a tuck to judgt tht spud and force of rn .zpproac 4 almost ULU blf mg ball or to wol1y1t .1c Xlust over you: oppontn S mi ffngcr npsxon to t 1 oor lS may not b c p0or vollty a oncc th season rm Sport but fo, rw un not 1 starts' 1 ct t e o ent oft 1. game IS to up tht m .Jn hnd someon JI ack and fort across t L mt lf s 1n for sonu putty ngy rough trcatnlentxespmuzlly from tht Lbamp tum It 2 941 '94 AMS 1 WINNING TE Hockcv 1, ll 2233111 Basketball Sn lmmmg c .1 dim ng can 1 to tal: year 1s Senl0rS unl0rS Stnlors SLnl0rS umm S keen lwd'5 3 3 mi-5 I wlmm 1Peut1oH ln S C00 5h1r I y ltr11IZLr:I:'Rf ' J If' 1 rgfflnl frufl Ill Bmk RUHBLFL: lou ailing Bern Sllll Lor dtlyn in De bluff, Nia Lxlil Der It ., 13.1,- '- :H-- 'f ,y 3,111- I 'D' Vs ,H'- N' y,D ..1 IQ 24.1 , , I'l',k' ' V F flE tlI,.x' 111 V ' '. ' ' 1 ' 111' . . .' . - ' b-, .l.'llC Y' I, f ' 1 5-, 1' ' W 1'r.', lfm R ll. s-1 .A 3 -1-, 5 I 1 1 A1' 1 11-y S 'tl,LI.' 4- , l1'y, 'l' H fb bo . . dH'ld'ga' ' ' 11-11, 1. oh. p' thi - 1, ll - Q 2 -1 lly - -Shih bit h-1 -' ka- -ban' 1,11 11- 11- 1- . -1, J Q Le Ccrele lrancalse hnels time for several soelal affairs during, the year 741 Ron Caryl Taylor Su lovnnsley Gloria Goldshavs Harriet lxreutl Dorothy Chailtm Iaequelnne Rodin 'Vlyron Dieltey Ruta Williaimxs Robert Kropf udith Pieleard ean Rose Paul Conde 'Iblril Rau osephme Walslm l lame MeLoola Dorothy 'l homp son Heanor Hudgms Alma Pit7le Shirley Davis Marlon Goodman 'ylr Robinson Lsponsorj jayne Sehraeder Naney Durbin Srruml Rau Pranees Burress oanne Simon Idelle Levin Sarah Dorman Boliom Rau F16 Minas Lllen Hassell Nladelme Stanton Sally Seabnght oan Gordon Alice Bushong Michael Neltasx Shirley Fender Roy McNeal Since Latin is the foundation of all our Romanc languages vxe shall examine the Latin Club hrst The name was ehanged reeently from Nos Conuinsti Romani CWe the United Romansj to the Aegis The Club meets after eaeh report eard period lt follows the same CUSIOFIIS that have been eharaeteristie of singing Latin songs playing latin games, but drink ing Pepsi Colas For the past few years Horaee Mann has sent its quota of Latin enthusiasts to the annual state eon vention The eonventton, whleh was held in Muncie was honored by fifteen from H M Following a formal meeting and light luncheon, the delegates were shown a very interesting colleetion of such things as Roman arms, bridges, acquaduets, et eetera Due to the fact that old style jitterbuggmg is coming back into popularity the dance in the evening was the big hit, the perfeet ehmax of the day s work The elub has offered its members many novel and interesting monthly meetings which have enlarged members understanding of Roman eulture and ideals The laree Pench Club is ealled Le Cerele Francais and it means The lreneh Club This year it has tried to help out Unele Sam in the extermmating business aeross the oeeans by eolleeting empty tooth paste and shaving cream tubes But just as they vsere getting Page nxly started, the government broke it up by ordering an old tube to be turned in for each new one After this seramble of plans the club decided to make it tm foil Le Cercle Francais is not as old as the Aegis and has not the traditions that the Latins have with the exeeption of one that of singing French Christmas affairs, others provide programs which enable mem bers to enjoy some experienees in speaking French out side of the elassroom Last year the Spanish Club was changed to the Pan American Club thus enlarging its membership and interests since students not taking Spanish are eligible for membership Unlike the Spanish Club of the old regime, the Pan American Club under the new order has added to its objeetives to create better rela tions between the Americans, North, South, and Central All these organizations were hosts to next years freshmen at an orientation tea in April Colorful charts and posters exhibited on the walls enabled these prospective pupils to gain a birds eye view of the various eourses for which they might enroll By providing a medium through which pupils of like interests can enjoy social eontaets and at the same time broaden their eultural background, these clubs perform a valuable function in I-loraee Mann I 'E 'l 'xl xy l Y A - I l ' if Y Y' A , ,J , W ' ' , ' M 1 . l X ' S I I 1 . ' every Latin Club since the day after time began, Carols in season. Some meetings of the club are social . . . H Y, 2 . A . . . - V. X . x I . A A 2 i l r L 2 Wx . 1 . ' A 1 ' ' 1 . . I W x . .x V 1 . x., - X. y , . X . 4 I I I i ' V . 2 1' '. ' 7, ' I . . 7 , e, , ' i -s 3, I 1 1 ' 1 I W ,' . A , J I -3 t l I 1 1 Vl 1 ' I - J . . 'J The Aegis is ll new name for the Latin Club. Top Run: l l.iine Runtlxtroni, Mary Ruls.u'in.i. Gloria Brown. Betty Polen, Patricia Rigg, Virla jeane llziltermnn, Betty jo Rich- lrtls. lfslelle Zweig, Marjorie wlliillllllll, jenn Railwbnek. Dorothy Siltaren. Alien Ciornelius. Clarice Gu'-taion, George Ncmctv. lwrurllv Rau: jiimex Billt, Mark Uncnpher, liverett Kettle, Ken- neth Vfechsler. lfelntund Sinnott, Howard Cleek, Paul Colburn. Bernard l.enske. Charles Sehnieler. Tfrlrrl Rmr: l..1el Rowenlwloom. llelen jean Schuhiek, B.1rh.1r.1 wlil11l'l!Cl'. Betty Butler. Marjorie Butterfield. Mary Monk. john llayworth. Dorothy Martin, Bar- h.1r.t Mayne, Norma l..1uer. Marjorie Berg, lJ3!'lII1C Kuhrts. Si'4'm1J Rauf: Gale Nlillis, Bernice lf:-gels, Margaret Stouder, Virginia Haas. Gernleline l.onden, jeanne Cirisman, Allie Strong. Dorothy Pietich. llllfflllll Roll: Hcrwhal Bornxtein. lflinor Huggcnw, Phyllis May- n.ir4l, joseph Blake, john Mehlielmenl, Bernice Rmcnbloom. jean Nihan. 'loft Run: Louise Pasha. Audrey Loyee. Helen jones. Gloria johnson, fnurtlw Rnu: Barbara Dale. Genevieve lloyd. :Xnn Von Berghy. janiee Champion. Thin! Ron: Betty Bohn, Betty Sohoeik, Mnrehcta Mack. Srmml Rau: Uoiothy Pgixlre fsccretnryj. Donald Caiperson, Robert Sefton. Bnllnm R014 : Harriet Krevit7, Marilyn Key. Rlwba Grishaw. Norma Smith. XxlilllZlI11 Coonrod. Railing: Steve Bielieh. NY'illi.im Clingcn. Donald Brown, Roger Feelowsky. Richard Burnham. john Bowman. Beatrice W'cis. Trip Rau: Tom Plumer. james Kcnward. Mark Borns, Dan X1eDcvitt. I-innrllv Ron: George Olson. jim Ryan. jerry Tuerfl lViee Prcaidentj, jack Tuertl. john Gray. Tlmul Roll: lilsic Oppman. Hazel Newman, Margaret Borns, Semin! Rou : Misc XY'hccler fSponsorj, Robert Lec- hack. Alien Bortz. Regina Corbit, Bottom Ruu: Gloria Goldshall. joan Key. joan Nlullen, Sally Baird llreasurerj. Mary Xleiu, Dorothy listcp. Doris Silep. Railing: Nevin Nliiehell. George Kappax. Phelps Bush, juanita Storts, Rw- sell McCoy, Dewey luel. Page sun one pw, wa-ue ,fquuau wmv When I haxe a luttle monex I buy books and uf anx us left I bux food and clothes Erasmus had the rught rdea xxhx buy food and clothes, xuuhen one can buv books to read? And he reallv wasn t umpraetreal after all hus name has gone down on the scrolls of t1me, but take hus fruend, the uovual Peter Stoonk xx ho spent full hus monex on sulk shrrts and enormous cheese eakes Who remembers Pete? And so ut us at any tume and at any place Some naen do dex ore theur efforts to the more seruous pleasures though to the FITIIOFIIX these revt wrds m ux seem non ertustent Our oxxn alma m1ter has no ugnored heu ehuldrtn xx ho deserxe reeognutuon for theur long, hard hours of studx Fxerx box and gurl rhmr us outstwndung un hus eh1r1eter leadershup seuvuee, 1nd seholeurshup us 1w1rded 1 pltee un the sun 1s 1 member of the Iunuor or Senuor Honor oeuetx The members of the Iunuor Honor coeuetx are t1ken from the sex enth to tenth grades Wfheut 1 sensltuon ut us to the 7A student to letun th1t he h1s been eleeted to uoun the utnks of the Honor So uetx It s tlso un undeserub1ble seuus1tuon to the IOB student to le1rn that hus grudes huxent been exempuarx of those th1t un honor student should receuwe and th1t he xxull get u notuee from Muss Stephens about ut fseldom h1ppensj 1 lULCUng OI' SO LXLIW I'1 0I1Il1 Qmothy, The cenuor Honor Society launched a nevx tutorung servuee thus xear tmluu I nu fmfuuz Iavxreuee Athan Dona Broun Lonstane Bush Aluee Leuneluuus SSlxua Fusullo Iarl Grunder Ioan Gordon Betty bow uns Prank Green xxald Robert Kropf bordnuu Iandeek Idelle Iexun Ha7el Newman George Olsm IaurelRaulsb1ek Charles lempluuu Ruehard Ihutl Nhuuorue Xlluutunun Ralmt Cyeturte lxrstoxueh Cmrdoru landeek N1 ss cn u ungs ponsor N15 ron Duel ex orr1une ur ts n vu brute XX alker ohuu Roberson Dturothx Sultmuueuu tpresudtuut 'I fuuul Run C url K lurustensen Vs endlun Steele 4Vuee Iresudentl C 'trol Henson tSeeret rx Snuruluf ru Andrevx Wutko Audrexx Tluounson Ir1u k Rulex Iinllmuu Run Hubert Inelush XX ullu1m Fleteluer Franlx Helxsuu, tTreasurerJ Drugs' sutlx in o . . Q' V I v v l 7 I Y I, , . . . ' A , . . , , e ., . 1' . 'Q 41' - ' . Y 'P I F E . x H' ' . H Y k'x '1 x' I I Q Y Y Y ' I u I . l l ' I I S -' f. ' X V x . Xl' r u H ! I 'xvx Nevertheless, between moments of elation and dejectuon the members End time to enjoy . M' 'w 710 ' : . ' , ld ' . I e . . 1' I-' A . ,' 4 . .I ' . ' Q ' Q , ' .' K, ' - v Y 1 , 4 , ' K- V - 'A ' v ts , u,.' u, .' M l'1,TF R 'I . . ' , . , 1' . ' 1. p. ' wi. 1 ' , f. '. nfl. Ru: The umor Honor Soelety lakes IIS studying senously To Run Charles Selmeuder mek Vnlberg Robert Cloedteke Llarn Snepp Wlary lounse Stlcrcr Rose Cochron, Nlnss Stephens 1SponsorJ Norma lauer Ruth Shxpovn Lauretre Taylor Ha7el Newman 9 Fonrflv Run Frank Cla T-rmk Waehntl nmmy Wlmmer Betty Bohen Patrlena Fnglert Peggy Curuee llanr-e bassm Glorn Brown lullnan Cppman Tlaml Rau joan Huihngton Yluan Yeaman Xlary Ahee lmdgrcn Helen lean Sehubxek Nlargaret lov Betty Bagnell Lael Rosenbloom Dons Srlep Suomi Rnu Hurlet Kreutl Cxeraldme london Bermee Rosenblcom How ard Schor Hascxl Deutch Hershcl Bornsten oan Prokop Nlcrnlyn lnlander eanne Buss Bollnm Ron jaequclme XVnthers Betsy Nlarson lon Xlartm lor: Doyle Dons Cntehell Plsue Oppman Anna Orrls Sarah ane Hay vuorrh Xlmmc Nlnller Rulmr Nlary Nlnnk oe I5l1ke Patnema Rxgg Iaek lrekson there are only SIX names No vonder, this as the lust for the left overs from last Vear Durmg the past year the group his flourished and IS noyy the yroud possessor of tw ents flye members Wxth the addxtnonal morale of the twelye new members Ill lebruary the scclety really began to aeeompllsh thmgs The Hrst bug cvent of the yelr wus the Open Forum The topxc The Effeet of War Upon Youth m 1 Demoeraey, was presented by the hostess ehapter, Horaee Mmn, and xt was thoroughly dnscussed by the guest chapters who mcndentally had much to say Although no earth movmg theories were suggested, those wl'o lttended thls forum left with a clelrer ldkl of their own status And then m une, as soon as the last group of members was selected the Honor SOLICIY attended the Sprung Banquet For 1 few lours mywxv, the members forgot that ut was exam vseek md enjoyed Dnna Orheh s smgnng and the fave courses of good old Amerle an oo On the lsset s side of IIS books the Senior Honor Society ean pomt to the lI'llIl'ItlO!1 of a tutorlng svstem that went mto effect on May 25 We hope this wlll b somethxng that the future honor soelety member of Horace Mann will earry out All members of the group agree to offer the1r servnces to help pupxls yy lo need tutormg Whoever lf was that saxd work never hurt anyone knew what he was tllklng about The Honor Socnety members have proved nt Look at anvone of them and you wall find cut that thev are a healthy, :hy e, lctlve groups of Horaee Mann ers Page slxts th we 1 ,, ,i ' J ' ' .' , ,-. 5. ,' ,S ' S I, gvkll- , ' ' . V. ' , V .. , . A, ', ' I' , , V . '- f,' w T A I v ' ' .: ' V VV' A A ,V IT' 'A 7 V A ' 'S 4 UA , , ,W ,T I V I - e gy.. is a4.Q,j N. ' Lo and Behold! What have we here?-a list of Senior Honor Society' members, but V x 1 Y' V ' I EL 1 . Y I ' k S 'db '- ' ' ' ' ' R. ' . I ' 'Q A 'l . , 1 e L c Q . . V s - . . , in M , , 1 ., , , J 1, f d. ' . ' . s - , . ' Two frocks for the price of one' Q H FW Page slxlyl ur 9 P8 MW She can make cherrx pies sem a chic green torso bathe little siter and make hos pital corners lNo-not a super woman iust a graduate of the Horace Mann Home Economics department Practical young misses realize how important are these do mestic arts Although sub deb heads may now swoon at the thought of future household drudgery the girls are not going to be caught unprepared They can show those skeptical men something that vu ill make their eyes bulge yes, and also their stomachs which will be laxished with delicate morsels' All this and nutrition too' The mere male will never suspect how much juggling of calories and vitamins underlies these tempting viands No more drab hung rooms, no more over laden mantels no more nondescrxpt homes Now girls study not cnlv hom to balance the budget, but also how to har momze colors, analyze furniture and arrange rooms artistically Their homes of Neither are these girls go ng to dau dle when it comes to aiding Uncle Sam Thew take their home nursing and first and seriously At the end of the semester the colleens are revs arded by a Red Cross certificate-if they pass tht necessary examination Two frocks for the price of one? No trick at all for the fortunate Miss who knows her way around with patterns and a sewing machine Any Horace Mann Fashion Show offers ample evidence of this Meanwhile other pleas of the Red Cross are answered too White chiffon red flowered pique and Kelly green silk gerses formals for the prom are all laid aside whlle youthful seamstresses ardently stitch children s frocks and refugee garments After graduation all wise girls vi ho took six semesters of Home Economics cour es can proudly display their homemaking diplomas Fellows too will be wise if thev persuade their best gal to take this course just think of the army of future hus bands who will some day be very grateful for the Horace Mann Home Fconomucs Department f . ,. . ,, - - - ,V 1 ' 1 s a ' . 1 Y V -. P . , L Y ' f . . , Y. . - . x , . V. Y. Y. . Q . . . Q Y- l - Z I . Y .. A . . . J 1 v V. . ' tomorrow will be livable, practical, yet individualized. 7 . . . y l . . , . , 'V A. . 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Y - 7 . . .f ' , ' - 0 LVL? fo E 6211 'Io Rau Wardtll Rncktrts P1tr1cu Lhrlstnn Xlar e Busmess Club members hate no urcer worhcs Qfzdzg A Jean or on Och' A groan from the back of the typmg room' Dottle back there has just h x mstead of c Poor Dottle and to thunk that her budget IS due 1n ten mxnutes Thus IS the sort of treatment that makes graduates out of hlgh school stu dents and takes four years out of theur hves Four years that mlght have been spent xppmg cokes But back to the budget It consists of letters whlch are always addressed to doc tors on fishmg trlps hanrpm manufacturers taking tours through the North XVoods bankers weedmg gardens and lawyers playmg golf These concoctlons together wxth the speed tests, are the lmplements that cause the agony of so long hfe At present, Dottxe seems to have glven up try mg to get 1n a perfect budget and has gene m for an applned course m hanr tearxng But alas, these are not the only troubles wnth wh h our busmess Mlss must contend durnng the day In a few m1nutes our herome wlll be ploddmg off to shorthand where her pen wall most hkely go dry nn the mxdst of dnctatlon, then on to bookkeepmg where she trembles for fear she ll mass that one error on her project, next to machme practlce where she just can t seem to mannpulate the standard manlmg machme, and stnll on to calculatmg where she can t tell one flnger from another, and finally to busmess arlthmetlc where she wishes she could carry her addmg machme right along vu 1th her Although tw elve semesters are devoted to streamhnmg the future busmess Mnss all her days are not spent m drudgery Ample proof of thus was the Business Club s Qhorthand Shag Other 1ct1v1t1es of the club Included 1 trap through the G1ry Employment Bureau and 1 number of meetmgs addressed by guest speakers Dottle soon begms to dream real dreams about her first job, and when graduatnon comes and dnplomas are awarded, she and her pals unammously Igree that the course was rcally fun and worth thenr whule They look towards the busmess world wnth new zest etrct Orxrs Kathryn Kuruzovnch Glorna Gallagher Anme Cnrrnson Pu Sulln tn Bettv Gowms Qliusxmss Contactsj Rose Rtncllln Vcltlrtn l 1 Balsst lr1sclll1 Marshall Vlrgmla B1rdash udlth P1 kxrd ITLIFLIKL Tnlor Halel Newman I1 fb Rau Nhrv lxutsuky NY xndx Pctross Dorn Lem mons Nlaryorlc bchoon Al nc lluth Htlcn ones Ruth lClFCllS Yvonne IIFILL Opml Duns Ahtt Bitchelder Wlltla Vbut Xllrx flltklcll Reba Grnluw Ros1l1t Baker iklct Pl'LSl1lt,l1l, If nib Ron Nluldrcd Rcpkmt, He en K1d1r Nlnnlyn Byork lictty Chm Vxrgxnu lvzms Cgtorgm Fr1rg1s Delores Dmxtlson Dorothy Ad1ms Chrlct Crustl rn I orothy Ross Lorraxm Wexler Bermcc Pngcls Tbml Rau Helen Freq, Flnnt Hxmmond fpllblltlll Chanr m1nJ Betty Bowlby Dorothy Chsuken Renct Coldberg yocsxk fPrtsld1.ntl Nlarv Ann Pnnrd Clnrlcne Sutlsmger Xhrlorut XlllLS swell Nxcholxs Sumzlknu Ruth Duck nnn Carolyn H.xth1w1y Glorn Cmwlord ALl1 ichor N1 rrhw K1ras Irena. Nalyocsnk fiocnl Qhanrmmj lhyllls W'cbcr Iorr1me Nlur-as Cerrx iullnan Nunn Post Alml PllLClC XrlllLll'CLl Hlltw Betumn Ktllu Bollom Ron Dorothy P1ulson Marlon RLll99Wlg Bernice Vcrhl Ellla beth Vullnms Herman Burkhlrt Railing George Olson Robert Knkpatrnck Bob Xlxtthcns Bull Brmdt ohn Wane Nlr Luth Cbponsor Page .sixty fine l w . l . r' T J ' 'a ' fi ' 4-1 ' 'V -' v V N- 'v A . . , 1 . 'A , 1 '. N. . 1 w A 1 u . ' .t T' -' , ' ' ' . ., .. ,, , . . , I ' '. . . .1 - v, . ,1 c. , .. .1 , , . ': ..1' ' f . - ,,, ' - 111. . . 1 , . w 1 .. 1' .11 ' V s 3 .1 .v',. 'v. . , .. . , . , ,, . . ,,. ,, 1 1 1 . .1 1 .. 1 .1 .1 ,. . 1 , ' , ' , . , .. . . ,A .' 4 , ' If ', l li ,, 4' . g 1 1 1 , ' Q -'. , L -, 1 IT' B Q' : 1 -.,1 1'1 . 1 '51, '- . , , ' . .r , I ', lrcnc Seculn. Betty Lcight, Laurel Railsbnclt, Marge Val- 'Q I ' ,A 1 .V , . ' .1 , 11 . 1 .: '. , ' ' , ' - . ' . . , D Az . ' . . .' , ' I . nr , , V -A af, ' ,' , 3 , ' 1 11111 U 1, , , . . la . . .1, , 1 . , 1 It - 1 .. . 1 . , 1 ' , ' -, , . . ' ' .1 j, . ' ': ' ' 1 ' ' . . . - ' ., , ' ' ., '. - 1 1 1 ,, .1 1 1 1 .. 1 . 1 S . - . f ' . . ' . A - , 1 , - .,. . . 5 Y . 1. . s - v - - H - ss . . . . . 1. . 1 . .P . . . Q , . . . . A - . , . .. . . . , . ' 1. 1 . . . .11 . . . , ui ls K . t 1 . K Y , 1 . 4 1 1 . . . . . . . . rg. lx CHARI P9 D ILT? bupgnntcndcnt of Gary Schools The Garx Board of Fducatlon 1941 1947 Q? in lmg Xlr C lnr D IutL Supgrlntcnc ent Ur Wax narn I Sulu Treas ter r Lnn mrlgk urcmrx 1 mg lmd F Burrus X uc Prulden fdvn xrd T Donn Preixdgnt Hrs Pdllh I Dorman Aislitant Suruarx , . 1. . . Y . r ' 3, . Sf. I 3: . . i . lc: . . '. . 'A 1 : . . . 1' i f. ' Ll X1. GI' D, Rx . S . SH 3: Hr. ,j . ' . V' ' t: N11 lv Q 1,--fx Admlnlstratmn j IIOX D TRUMP Prmclpnl of Horace Mann On behalf of the Semor Class of Horace Mann we w1sh to thank Mr Trump and Mr Carlson for their frlendly cooperatnon fund guldance whnch hwe helped to make our last yc1r 1n school a happy one On behalf of the student body 15 a whole we wlsh to express our appreclatxon for thexr year has been as plmsant for them as It has prow ed to be for us PAUI KARI SON Asslsmnt Prmupll Horace Mann 5 O . 0 the many worthwhile changes which they have introduced. We hope Pug 1 en Iwi! Run: Shirley Bryan, Lucille Tinims, Olive Lireensfelder, Dorothy Klus, Ruth Davis, Irene Jennings. Niumzil Run: Nliclxael Verkuilen, Finley French, Elivabetli Evan, Nlildred Scott. Tbiml Rout Otto Reising. Lilenu Hiiidnian. Sgt. xlolin Haas, Lt. Col. Chauncey Hayden, Sgt. VV. S. Vandagrilf. 655, Mi af .JQQPQCQ 6U'Ll'L By Martha Anchors Everyone is asking these days, W'h.1t can we do to help in National l7eftnse? Schools, teachers, boards of education, administrative cflicers are faced by this same challenge. Yet they must also meet .mother problem. Life must go on beyond victory. All of us now in school must be given knowledge and habits of thinking that will lielp us rebuild .1 world in ruins. WK- must be trained to carry on in the Army, the Nav y, or in industrial, busi- ness, and professional life: but no one knows just how the pattern of that life may change. XY'h.1t have been the purposes behind our education and training here at Horace Mann? The various departments of our School are not intended merely to drill cold hard facts into us, but we are also given experiences that will help us realize the responsibilities that go with the privi- lege of lix ing in a free and democratic world. All over the United States pupils in secondary schools are studying many of the same selections in literature that we do in our English classes. Thus our country is knit together by a common bond of culture. In addition, we have an opportunity to develop our own individual read- ing tastes. We learn how to use the library, the diction- ary, the newspaper as sources of information, and how to organize and express our ideas. What can be done, in a world so full of forces tending to disrupt our government, to help young people under- stand the values and problems of running a government in a democracy? Through the medium of our social sci- ence classes we watch the development of democracy from the dawn of time, we compare the various forms of government, listing advantages and disadvantages of each. As seniors, we are brought face to face with the problems DLI ACM df .,A7!0lA6LCQ 6LlfLVL 6118 Udlny l'uue vi Is lt'l of our own day. Constantly we are urged to think for ourselves, to check and evaluate conflicting theories and opinions. Participating in an actual legislature gives one group of our students an insight into the workings of an important branch of our government. The now popular Good Neighbor policy is net new to our foreign language department. Pupils, besides learn- ing to read, write, and converse in a foreign tongue, study the countries themselves. Their life, customs, and gov- ernment are discussed, and foreign newspapers read in an attempt to understand the culture and viewpoints of the ancient Romans or the modern French and Spanish speaking nations. Modern warfare seems to demand solid training in mathematics, but such skills are also needed in peace time jnferedfing eop e, to insure the smooth functioning of the world of work. Most of us come out of math courses with a more whole- some respect for accuracy and precision Qwhether we've acquired them or notj. The science department of the School does not seek to turn out able chemists, physicists, or biologists, its pur- pose is to help us understand the world in which we now live. A bit of the mystery is rubbed off electricity, changes in the weather, chemical mixtures, plant growth. Our advanced courses give us a chance to experiment and even try our hand at research. Nowhere do we find more opportunity for initiative and individualized work than in our vocational and art classes. Of course, many of us acquire valuable skills in wielding a brush or pencil or T square, making tools. cw we cw . 11 1 I 7 1'll'Nf Rau: Herbert S. jones, XV. NY. Holliday, Violet Suley, Lester Cunningham, Henry T. M' argue. , V Swami Rou: juliette Cline, live Skinner, Mildred Frolik, llelia McW'illiams, George A. 'ow e. Verne Robinson. IAIV4 ' s,,,N , 2335555 X '5 - , s-1 g4r,.W.'h 1' ww In 'l,, '9 4 4 V . Y' ., 'Y , 'GAY -0 Qi Y ,if W 4 5 v fs ag. ' 2 , ,' e'.'3.' KHTM4 . 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