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

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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

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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,