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

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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 .

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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

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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