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

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edfi oi.4e .911 we Mdnga Tramp, tramp. tramp- -the tcet are resounding on the metal stair- readers as one of this year's outstanding itemsj. Miss Cvorrell way backstage. Bam! a door slams loudly. Hey, neophyte, bring tagain reaching for the big. white wayj this time chose Shaw's me a ham sandi.-sich! And then it starts-somebody begins to sing Pygmalion, extremely difficult even for professionals. Legal com- the opening bars of the Desert Song. Somebody else gives out plications now beset the club. The play was being given on Broadf with ll2'l1l1lL'l1lS soliloquy in loud voice. A neophyte drops a milk way-no other productions permitted. Followed a series of tele- bottle. Miss tlorrell begins shouting--. D. C. begins another grams, imploring letters while the cast waited-wondering whether 11:30 session-cum clamoris. or not to memorize lines. At last official sanction was granted. The club, like which there is none other in Indiana, is as noisy liven on opening night, however, the players expected to be yanked as it is productive. D. C., organized in 1930, is a student managed ott the stage any minute, by an angry spear-carrier from the pub- and faculty sponsored group. for the betterment of high school lishing house. drama. Since its founding. the club's efforts have been guided in Midway in rehearsals, D. C. took time out to induct new n1em- the right direction twe hopel by Miss Mary tiorrell-Aunt Mary bers. The new neophytes. having survived exhaustive tryouts, that is. The annual activities of the Dramatic Club comprise one began their numerous and distinctly non-glamorous duties. Back of the busiest calendars in thc school. For the First offering of the to the play dashed the busy Thespians, and up went the curtain on year Miss tiorrell stretched her hand to Broadway and came up one of the finest performances since the days of the Indiana Play with -lolm Hersby's prize-winning play, A Hell for Adamo. XVith Festivals. john tda-base-da-ball gamel Kyle doing an Italian. Paul Beeching As we go to press, IJ. C. is hard at work on Shakespcart-'s King a rather guant Major joppolo, and with liileen Simon and Marilyn Lear , meanwhile planning their spring induction of new members Maloney tpresidentl tying for Tina , the club made their annual tcomplete with hazing of samel. excursion to Ilarrimore Sanitarinm to put on a show for the in- Ringllll the door of 515 opens and the actors stream madly out mates. Following this production, the club gave its traditional ren- singing the last bars of the Desert Song tyonr humble reporter dering of Charles Dickens' Christmas Carol to an unusually recep- wonders whether they've been singing steadily for an hour and gives tive audience. Coming back after Christmas vacation, the Drama- thanks the door was elosedl. The tramping goes down the stairs- ticers began work on the Senior Play tremembered by you patient the door slams-the curtain comes down-last act of 1946. Hold that poses -there! XVe got you. Now come into the for the first time. One ignorant little pledge is thinking XYouldn't darkroom with us, keeping a respectful distance, of course. Turn it be wonderful to know what every one of those gadgets are for? on the red-light, and we'll show you thc proofs that Camera Club Your time is yet to come, buddy. ls that next one ready yet? W'ell. lnasn't been watching the birdie all this year. lmmerse the year in de-clothespin it and let's sec ni developer and wait till you get a negative reply tjoke, that ish. XYhy here's Barbara Ray giving us a pep-talk on what fun it is Quick now, into the hypo. The objects are taking shape, very nice to take good outdoor scenes twe die for outdoor scenes. at the shape that is, and it's coming out fast. Now to enlarge on my sub- beach that is. with plenty ot' women aroundj. Here are the snaps ject. That's right, focus it sharp. These proofs have to be clear. from the Halloween party, a snappy affair in our traditional ghoul- Ah, and here's the first. ish fashion. And here's the high-light of the year, the open house, XYell. upon my tripod! It's Miss julia Brown, our patient and pretty, isn't it? Now don't you agree that Camera Club has left its loving sponsor, taking the new members through the dark-room print on Horace Mann this year? irst Row: Pat XVelker. l'at Ingram, Miss llrown, Pnnly Blarvel. Ramona Slay I I I V 0 I l Second Row: Gretchen ltfackall, Anita l'olen, Marian First Row: llette jones, llclen Kolakoyich. Donna Illll- l'lfSt Ruwr 'Milly l'K'0l'tl1- Margaret Burke, loanne Hanley, Lou Ann Foster, Anna Mae Thomas man, Blossom Goldsholl, Edna llorvath llowlby. ,IlldY Deutsch. Barbara llusley llnrd Row: Elsie Evan. Joanne Prokop. Marilyn l.eep- Second Row: Vat Hood, Lois Kellar, llelty llancher. Second Row: Blaine, Thiel, Betty Brandt, Bob Hunter er Iackie Hancock Mary Ellen Sliutt, Carol Kellar Betty LHUIWSCIIGY- MIWY Krntz last Row: I.vnn Ilutchinson, Harriet Jackson, Roger I.ast Row: Mary Dudley, Yvonne l'almer. Ruth Tichon- l.ast Row: Edd Burke. john Seheibelhut, Joe Vince, Xylmewgty ' chuk, Martha Laubselier, Marie XValkcr George Crawford, Hill llarnett L V 9- l

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