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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1948 volume:

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P mx Y he up'1 ff X ' All the schools a stage a stage on wh1ch a person plays one of the most 1m portant dramas of h1s l1fe Worklng Wlth better fac1l1t1es 1'ece1v1ng better d1rect1on and gettlng more help from the supportmg cast than he can ever aga1n hope for The p1ty of 1t 1S that he may be a decade removed from th1s mammoth product1on before begmnmg to apprecrate 1t Not only IS everyone an actor but the cast 1S so huge that all have a chance from trme to trme to 3o1n the audrence to Watch others perform Here one f1rst feels com pet1t1ons b1te and sportsmanshlps balm The annual th1s year IS dedlcated to cap tunng on paper some of the splendor of hopes that when that long delayed appre c1at1on does come one concrete record at least w1ll rema1n to help re l1ft the curta1n on the magn1f1cent spectacle that IS the school year de bits i 54' J .1 was X I 7 the three acts which make up the play in A 1 - ' Y X U f 9 V, x E' H ' 4 v . W Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene V V Ad I The Tempesf Celesttal Starrway to the Stars Ground floor Freshmen Gleason freld 7 OU P Nl on or fall evenrnq Football team In a tozchltqhted ballroom Farly auturnn Torch Club A spaclous banquet hall one chrlly evenrnq a few months later H1 Y and Torch Club A dark srnrsterlookmg room w1th an eerle whrte beacon at one end Projectors Club A small wlnte frame bmlcltng 4 OO P M Electron Club A Swank but suzzeptzhous den Chess Club Celestral Starrwav to the Stars lust passlnq the moon ILIIIIOTS A hrgh school recreatron room 8 40 Frlday mornrnq Booster Club Everywhere All the tune The Faculty QVVe of the staff smcerely hope no one w1ll rnrsrnterpret our meanrng partlcularly the faculty members' J Orchestra prt between acts Band . 11 n ll. ' . : . . ' . Ill, ' ' . lV. ' i 1 ' ' VI. , f ' f ', ' ' . ll. ' ' ' . Ill. ' D ' 1 . . A . IX. ' -I I ' . X. I . ' .4 U E E Xl. T ' .f V . 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It really has a name the lmotype your C Q 'P And above everyth1ng else those 1nexper1enced fresh men seemed to know all about C Q After observ1ng the upper classmen 1n school and at school act1v1t1es they declded the school needed a courtesy dr1ve C Q your courtesy quotrent All types of suggest1ons and mottoes were sent out to be used for class room d1scuss1on Recogmtron at last Those beammg httle prxres walkmg around the halls rn May were freshmen For the hrst week rn May was Freshman Week A celebratlon 1n form of a party was held on May 7th Not only fame but fortune was ga1ned 1n May Garden Dreams the yearly Freshmore dance was held on May Zlst Only a few more days and those httle players who learned stage bus1ness whrle do1ng mob scenes and walk ons w1l1 enloy vaca t1on and then come back do1ng b1t parts on th1s same stage l t ' ' S. : ' . ' : ' . O I C.Q., C.Q., everywhere we turn there is the poster, How is I ll ll CLASS 34 Lett to Right, Lust Row: Hannah Odisho, Martha Moore, Nathan Mirza, George Pappas, Angeline Palvas, Ioann Muffoletto, Ianet Nordstrom. Third How: Iay Meyer, Dorothy Mikelja, Robert Muller, Shelley Rian, Melvin Pekarsky, Iames Pupillo, Barbara Raines. Second Row: Patricia Huthertorcl, Ierry Pennack, George Peters, Andy Praschak, Carolyn Pictor. First How: Ann Russell, Caranne Rose, Beverly Renri, Alice Rothschild, Iohn Milligan. Quietness!! Unusual, but it's there in class 34. Mrs. Schiess, the register teacher, allows no visiting during the meeting. Six pupils from this group are in band, and two take orchestra. Seven pupils have participated in special programs. Something more unusual. one member oi this class does free lance photography for a magazine. CLASS 35 Top Row: Iim Yurchak, Frank Salerno, Philip Turner, Byron Spangler, Mary Saika. Fourth Row: Carmen Thureanos, Phyllis Williams, Bessie Spiros. Barbara Wilkinson, loyce Sparkman, Fern Weiss. Sophie Sekerez. Third Row: Suzanne Strom, Rita Ycrlowitz, Danny Sayles, Bill Sami. Charlotte Sparks, Laura Westbay, Pat Smith, Susan Shapley. Second Row: Mary lane Stefan, Garden Shoneider, Iames Underwood. First Row: Elizabeth Tompi, Barbara Tarkelley, Victor Shneider, lack Wishart. Class 35 should know a great deal about business by the time they graduate, for their home-room teacher is Miss Brown. She presides at the meetings as there is no home-room president. This class is an average class, showing special interest in participating programs which require individual skills. Page 7 CLASS 31 Top Row: Patricia Behn, William Beres. Fourth Row: Betty Crowder, Dean Dougherty, Alfred Dombrowski, Adam Benjamin. Third Row: Patricia Curley, Pearl Cohen, Barbara Cramotte, Lora Berquist, Patrick Dwyer, Barbara Bown, Macus Blumenthal, Frances Conde, Helen Damaskos. Second Row: Don Bixler, Mary lane Barinko, lames Boyden, Marlene Chrisman, Kathleen Call, Rosemary Dwyer. First Row: Robert Blau, Philip Bertman. Marilyn Burns, Marjorie Cassidy, Iames Duncan. Muscles! Class 31 has more young sportsmen than any other freshman class! Mrs. Flewelling ably guides these tender neophytes through the rigors of program planning. Iim Duncan is the president of the home-room. There is one member of this class active in debate. CLASS 32 Top How: William Hanmar, Clara Hutton, Pamela Hutchinson, Ioyce Iellison, Carol Evanson, Margaret Hill, Patrick Inherst, Iack Iohnston. Third Row: Ted Iones Peter Eklund, Donald Gumm Ioseph Eckels Iames Hauger Arnold Hardesty Iames Grief Iohn Hert Walter Iamck Second Row Iacqueline Godfrey Dorothy Iuras Evelme Hursey Carole Foster Norma Gose Carole Ferguson Suzanne Flynn First How Bonny Hemtz Donald Hudgens Ierry Hyndman Myrabelle Halpm Charles Gulette Class 32 claims the honor of having a member in concert orchestra' The social life during home room meeting often takes a strange form so we are told The girls converse among each other on one side of the room the boys on the other No doubt they will grow out of that' Miss Iennmgs presides at the meetings CLASS 33 Top Row: Iulius Lichtenstein, Iames Lynch, Thomas Kominski, lack Laurence. Fourth Row: Dale Kenny, Francis Kacir, Donald Keith, Cleo Magnisalis Charlene Kyler. Third Row Robert Kroblenhoeft Haskell Kemper Katherine Luahch Ioan Kelsey Barbara Leonard Second How Ioe Lower Rose Kacxr Ann Korenich Ioan Kirken dorler F1rstRow Lynn King Sandra Kommski Robert Kelley Raymond Keilman Miss Murphy seems to have a group of future musicians under her guidance Even though it is only a freshman class class 33 has the second most members ln the band and orchestra' The group seems to be very ambitious for hve members of the class hold outside jobs These freshmen are an average active class when it comes to the sports department CLASS 37 Top Row Walter Prckart Robert Rarrick Terry Sproull Ioan Orlich Iames Murdakes Truman Overby Fred Otto Third Row B111 Yankula LeRoy Rappatta Grant Thompson Sue Owen Nancy Nezovich Beverly Phillips Second How Ward Resur Iune Wagener Iohn Moore Cyrll Muraida Norman Werry George Magrames F1rstRow Iohn McGuire Helen Ostoich Myrva Sevulka Delores Thompson Dons Peet Class 37 has risen from the dungeons beneath the Little Bulldmg to be all powerful Three freshman class officers presi dent vice president and secretary are from this mid semester class Mr Bell has been an enthusiastic guide and mentor for his energetic group Page 8 CLASS 36 Top Row Neal Brazier William Bradin Dick Gould Thoma Dakich Aldine Iohn Iames Gibbs Thzrd Row Ianet Iones Barbara Koroniotis Paul Carlson Byron Chudom Second Row David Krevitz Patricia Finnegan Elaine Erler Aurora Col1na Carolyn Cohn Martha Allenbach First Row Madison Ianci Virginia Iones Donna Dilman Iudy Foster Anita Dworman Class 36 ranks among HM s smallest home room groups Miss France the counselor helps the members of this class plan their complicated mid semester programs They have a special say so in freshman affairs by virtue of having the Freshman class treasurer among their number 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' I 1 , , . - ' ' . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 - . . . , , . . 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F - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 - ' . , , . 1 1 1 . . . . l I I I . 1 1 1 - , . .fr ' - 11 . 1 . . . 11 . . - - 1 A - 1 1 1 ' 1 - ' ' - ' Foofball 1n fhe Spofllghf Tolleston 25 H M 7 The curtarn was opened on the flrst scene of our 1947 football season aga1nst Tolleston The Horse men were prlmed for th1s one but so were the Blue Ralders The team held down our trad1t1onal rlvals for the flrst half but super1or Ralder power pa1d off 1n the last two quarters Ch1c Thureanos made our lone touchdown on a run from scrlmmage Roosevelt 21 H M 0 The Horsemen suffered a letdown after the Tolles ton game and they couldnt get started aga1nst Roosevelt The hghter and speedler Panthers were the aggressors throughout the contest The runn1ng of Thureanos was our only OHGIISIVE threat Waukegan 13 H M 17 The team started to lell aga1nst the Bulldogs but the1r attempts to ach1eve v1ctory were hlndered by the Ill1no1s offlclals who penalrzed the team over a hundred yards Bob Beck and B111 Fatouros made our scores Fatouros and Chr1s Helne comblned to set a record wrth a 76 yard pass play for one of our scores Valparalso 6 H M 18 Horace Mann found W1nn1ng ways agarn t the V1k1ngs to start Act II of our season Two touchdowns by Beck and one by Mlckey Morton comprlsed our scorlng aga1nst the helpless V1k1ngs Valpo held on gamely but they were no match for the Horsemen s ground game and rugged defense Froebel O H M 13 The team played one of the1r best games of the year aga1nst a strong Froebel aggregatlon Wzth Beck and Iohn Durk1n golng over for scores the Horsemen earned the1r f1rst shutout 1n a hard fought contest Our l1ne dlsplayed great defenslve strength 1n stoppmg the power runnmg of the Red Devlls Evansvllle 28 H M 13 The Horsemen had a n1ce tr1p to the Pocket C1ty and they had a n1ce t1me wh1le they were there but the tr1p was too much of a stra1n for the boys and they weren t 1n top shape for the game Dlscountmg the score It was a t1ght contest throughout Durkm made both of our scores and Fatouros converted for our other po1nt Lew Wallace 20 H M 0 The team was surprlsed by an underrated Hornet crew who would not be stopped to start the last act of our season The Horsemen could not penetrate the tlght defense thrown at them by the Hornets It was a close game unt11 the Hornets added the1r thxrd touchdown late 1n the game desp1te the efforts of the weary Horsemen Hobart O H M 24 Th1s was a crushmg vlctory for the Horsemen The Br1ck1es were hlghly out classed but they fought gamely for a lost cause Em1l1o Manna start1ng h1s frrst game at quarterback made one of our scores Bud Bark Veteran back also made a s1x pomter and our rehable Bob Beck made the other two Agam as before our l1ne was superlatlve 1n stoppmg any and all thrusts made by the Br1ck1es Wh1t1ng 18 H M 12 Thls was a f1tt1ng cllmax to our season We lost the game ln po1nts but lt was a def1n1te moral vfctory for the boys who gave so much of the1r t1me and effort towards br1ng1ng fame to H M Wh1t1ng thought that they got a break when they drew Horace Mann as the1r opponent 1n the conference play off but they were m1staken because the Horse men were beaten by the clock not by superlor O1ler power It was a trght game all the way w1th the Orlers always on top Beck made one touchdown h1s last for H M and our other one was made by guard V1rg1l Bardash on a very odd play Wh1t1ng had the ball near mld f1eld on an attempted pass tackle Ioe Orlrch who had broken through the O1ler l1ne. deflected the ball 1nto the a1r and Bardash grabbed It and then proceeded to outspr1nt the whole Wh1t1ng team to the goal l1ne and our other touchdown Pg? 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Lef's Meef fhe Sfrong Men of the Casf IOHN DURKIN Lett end Touchdown K1d lme offenslve player mentloned All State IOE ORLICH Lett tackle Serb makes mce head tackles funny Watch the Illp of that com Ioe IIM BAILEY Left guard courageous plucky put forth great effort whlch made up Ior hrs srze IOHN PLUMMER Center 135 lbs of T N T most valuable player always drd hrs best IIM NAIVE Center steady consclentxous Clyde good defensrve man VIRGIL BARDASH Rrght guard Crow Capt elect bulwark ol hrs slde oi the lme BOB LOWER Rxght tackle II you knew Susxe rumored to be the most amlable guy rn the huddle BILL FATOUROS Right end Greek played many posxtrons tough good ballplayer EMILO MANNA Quarterback Dago started and scored hrs only touchdown rn one game rugged BOB BECK Fullback Boltlng Bob htgh scorer kept chatter gomg powerful runner speed BUD BARK Haltback Insh crazylegs shrfty no more B B twms RALPH IENSEN Halfback hampered by mlunes but watch hlm next year trles hard FRED WILDERMUTH End Olzver flrm handshake everythlngs bad luck rough held runner only a Sophomore DAVID FLYNN Center good all round player always helpmg team mates Top How Tom Clark Bob Hopkms lack Carrabme Iack Rose Bob Mullen Thzrd Row Drck Doty Frank Kettles Emllro Manna Don Pittman I1m Salml Iohn Yonan Second Row Iohn Hedges Dan Kuzman Carmen Anomanm Iohn Plummer A1 Lazar Eugene Mrller Fzrst Row George Pappas Bob Clark Bob O Connor B111 Wallace Ioel Yonover Bottom Row B111 Fatouros Bob Lower V1rg1I Bard ash Irm Bally Ioe Orlrch Iohn Durkm Second Row Fred Wlldermuth Ioe Korenrch Iohn Gusdomvlch Rlchard Iensen ArtW11k1nson Paul Kay Third Row Iohn Owens Ed Burns Alex Valyocsxk Dave Flynn hm Narve Frank Kettles Mxckey Morton Top Row Mgr Bob Smrth Chrls I-Ieme Ierry Cotter Coach Elser Chrc Thureanos Bob Beck Mgr Tom Dakrch Pago II - - .. .. 1 CHARLES THUREANOS-Haliback. Chic , Speedy, good broken C urfain Raisers The curtain will now be raised by the Hi-Y and Torch clubs, who hope to entertain you with a dramatic presentation of their various social. athletic. and uplifting moral activities during the school year. HI-Y Program Vendorsvl-X student entering Gleason field is immediately fallen upon by a crowd of animated football pragrams, offering their services at a slight fee. Hopelessly overpowered, the student produces the correct amount of change and walks off with a Hi-Y football program in his hand. He is now equipped to tell the players from the officials. Social Razzle-Dazzle--After using the program to the best advantage to shield himself from the rain, the student tears it up into little pieces and presents the surrounding spectators with generous samples. Then. the game being over and Horace Mann victorious, the student is seen wending his way toward the Coral Room to meet the gang at the HisY dance. There were quite a few of these dances throughout the football season. Souvenir Vendors-The next scene occurs during basketball season! with all of our actors wearing red and white H.M. basketball pins. which were furnished by the untiring efforts of the Hi-Y salesmen. Parade of Stars-The spotlight now picks out several impressive-looking men, each with a shiny gold trophy which was presented to him by the Hi-Y for his outstanding performance on the football field. The first group of curtain raisers now leaves the stage amid a shower of appreciative applause. TORCH CLUB Top Row: Ioe Yonover. lerry Cotter, Mr. Hoskins. Sixth Row: Mickey Morton, Tom Clark, Frank Kettles, Don Mitchell. Iack Nebe, Bob Spedding, Phil Orth. Iohn Schoon, Ronald Repking, Don Lozow. Filth Row: Ioe Novotny, Ralph Iensen, Iim Dyne, Chris Heine, Eliot Deutsch. Bill McLaughlin, Ioe Romano, Bob O'Conner. Fourth Row: Dick Doty, Bruce Howland, Don Guiney. Glenn Driver, Bob Woschitz. Don Taylor, David Graper. Third Row: Don Mclnnis, Dan Smith, Dale Spencer, lack Anderson, Bob Grantham. lim Hobbs, Don Gray. GSei':ond Row: Keith Peterson. lim Harrison, lack Beilfuss, Ken Banta, Howard ra en. First Row: lohn Owens, Dave West, Eugene Miller, Iud Cassidy, Ierry Beck. TORCH CLUB The Opening Parade of Horace Manners in Early Season Dress Array! This lengthy title applies to the first act presented by our second group of curtain raisers-the Torch Club. Their Torchlight Fantasy was the first dance of the school year. Souvenir Vendors-The stage is now filled with a great number of boys wearing red and white tee shirts, who are doing their best to sell more of this handsome wearing apparel to their fellow students. This was the origin of the Horace Mann tee shirt. We don't see many of them now, but we wouldn't have seen them at all if it hadn't been for the Torch Club. Dancefloor Dribbling-These dances at the Coral Room after the basket- ball games were given by the Torch Club even after the season was over. Weight Lifters-This white-faced comedy recalls vividly the memory of the deep snow of mid-winter. but the memory is not too unpleasant, for the Torch Club helped Mr. Batezil shovel the snow from the walks. making walking easier for everyone. Solicitors For Worthy Causes-Between acts we notice a number of col- lection jars passing among us. We are soon informed by a poster on the stage that this symbolizes the Torch Club's part in helping the Sophomore Class with the polio drive. They also filled fifty boxes in the Iunior Red Cross campaign. Hayseed Ball-It's difficult to see the act now, because of the hay and corn that fills the air, but now we know the reason for this confusion: it's the Torch Club barn party, made realistic by a profusion of hay. cornstalks. and apples. The act is now over, and the cast has appeared to receive the audience's applause for a well-balanced program. Special Encore of Combined Talents-Now the stage assumes a business- like atmosphere, and speakers are heard. The many Hi-Y conferences are being re-enacted by both groups of curtain raisers. The Torch Club was host to the District I Conference and sponsored the Hi-Y retreat for all Hi-Y clubs in the first district. Page I2 HI-Y Top Row: David Flynn, Bob Lower. Virgil Bardash, lim Bailey. Iohn Gustonovich, Alun Bevan. Fifth How: Bernard Yurin, lames Lightbody. lim Lugar, Mr. Chance, Sponsor: Alex Valyocsik, Bob Clark, Arthur Wilkinson. Fourth Row: Bill Patouros. Dan Kuzman. Al Lazar. Iim Salmi, Carmen Anomanni, Iohn Plummer, Ray Dakich. Third Row: Bernard Logan. Emilio Manna, Edwin Burns. Ed Burke, Iohn Liposock, lim Naive. Second Row: Earl Bark, Bob Martin, Ioe Orlich. First Row: Bob Beck, Bob King, Richard Blair, Iohn Polihronis, Iohn Stiles. Strong Men and Iugglers Act-Here comes a dramatization of the most spirited inter-club affair of the year-the Hi-Y-Torch basketball game. The reputations of both clubs were at stake, but neither was lost, as there were two games this year and the clubs split evenly. THE ELECTRON CLUB Or Inside A Light Bulb As the curtain opens on our compact little set Cthe inside chambers of a light bulb J two little electric currents are conversing about-you guessed it-Current Events. Well, Ioe, did you get stuck in this light bulb again? Yeah, Moe, I am always on duty in this light bulb about this time every night. It's sort of peaceful and quiet here though. What's new with you in these electrifying times? Oh, not much new except I am still taking that course to become an electron. I should be finished by next spring. It sure takes a lot of studying and hard work to pass the course, but it sure pays off in the end. It seems to me that it's a lot of hard work without much thanks or recognition. That's all right with the electrons-just as long as they're doing the kind of work they like, recognition isn't so important. And the electrons get a lot of privileges that nobody else in town can exercise. As what? As they're the only group in town that can work in the shop when- ever they please without supervision from anyone. That's pretty important because it's a good indication they can be trusted to take care of them- selves-that's one of the things I am learning in electron school. Well, what kind of work do they do there that keeps them overtime? Services to school groups mostly. Like this year they have provided music for social club every Tuesday and any dances at school for which they are requested to furnish their records and record machine. The electrons also do any electrical decorations for dances. Did you notice that beautiful color wheel at the G.A.A. dance?-the electrons did that! That wonderful Chrrstmas dlsplay rn front of the Electronrc Shop was a good example of one of thelr projects durrng the year The Electron Club IS one of the few orgamzatxons around school that does any outside work such as dolng electrxcal jobs for chantles free of charge cmd a publrc address system for the Gary College As far as recogmtlon goes the members recerve letters for 20 hours put rnto work after school hours on some electrlcal project They have fun too because thls year they made a fleld tr1p to the Sclence and Industry Butldmg m Chtcago and even stopped off to see the power plant on the state hne They do all thls work wrth a mlnlmum of supervlsxon but thelr projects always are a blg Sure you would Ioe just take the course as I am and youll be an electron before you know rt Yeah I thmk I wrll Moe and the next trme I flash 1n here maybe I ll be a real electron maybe even wxth a letter who can tell? ELECTRON CLUB Standmg Back Iack Pembroke George Karas Mark Stern Wlllldm Patterson B111 Shepherd Davrd Notley Ward Resur Adam Benjamm Myron Benjamm Mlchael Karas SUCCGSS OK OK Moe I get the xdea Im not stupld Its a frne club but I wouldnt stand a chance to get rn KING WILLIAM AND HIS KNIGHTS OF THE SQUARE TABLE In days of yore there was a goodly kmg Wxlham the youngest son of Backemeyer Who called together elght besrdes hlmself From the kmgdom of Horace Mann wherem they dwelt These knights were jocular and full of fun Ioustrng and jestmg as such are prone to do But best of all they loved the royal game And took therr chref dehght rn playmg chess Settmg aslde each other Monday nrght Solely for self mdulgence rn thls sport These merry makers gathered tour a tour In therr castles where wrth plenteous good cheer They matched thexr appetrtes as well as wxts And though a nov1ce jorned m Ianuary Str Wolfe was not to be excelled thereat Prmce Regent of the court was falr Lord Ken Next ln positron to the kmg hrmself Moreover chref recorder for the kmghts Who documented on great parchment scrolls The busmess which was well attended to Came rn the fragrant Maytlme of the year A tournament to which event they sent Kmg W1ll and Ken therr honor to defend In competrtron wlth the greatest sktlled Convened at Logansport from round about Many and dlfflcult were the meets they played Gamst all the nerghbonng countrysldes nobles Then havmg labored hard and faxthfully Once more returned to gammg wxth much glee Spofllghf Boys' We are fortunate to be able to present for our next act the famous comedy team the Spothght Boys who through thelr sklll ln projectmg and amplrfyrng one of the most colorful new shows ever wrtnessed by a hugh school audlence have been slgned for an mdeflnlte stay here at Horace Mann Thrs team rs remarkable as they have managed to perform almost contrnuously through every school day yet thelr audlences never t1re of the show because the Spotllght Boys have the best vanety act rn the busmess never fa1l1ng to present something entrrely new and dxf-ferent each day Another splendxd feature of thls team IS thexr remark able versatrlxty and effrcrency It takes only two of thexr number to gtve a complete show CTh1s pxcture ts rn fact the flrst trme the school has seen them 1n one complete group D They are capable of makrng many of therr own equrpment repaxrs and have grown very skxllful 1n adapting therr show to the many locatrons throughout the school at whlch they have been asked to perform Frequently they have been known to gtve several shows slmultaneously m drfferent parts of the burldmg The Spotlrght Boys accept any hrgh school boy who would hke to become a member of therr troupe and learn the frne art of projectmg a show After two years of farthful service the boys are ellgtble to apply for a school letter rn projectmg When do they frnd trme to gxve performances? Perhaps xf you watch closely the next t1me you re 1n study hall youll see two boys approach the teacher wxth a yellow slrp which she srgns grvmg them permrssron to use therr study hour rn entertammg and rnstructmg another class wtth one of thexr educatronal shows Seated Back Iohn Schlarb Iohn Theodore Bruce Howland Mary Dudley Eleanor Grecu Mar ha Quanstrom Standmg Front Sharon Hass Mr Buck CHESS CLUB Standing Laurence Feldman Cyril Silverman Ierry Davxs Clyde Hart Seated Bzll Bachemeyer George Wllson Brll Shephard Ken Hybarger PROJECTOR CLUB Top How Donald Kwrlaz Eugene Albrrtton B111 Bartley Fxfth Row Floyd Iohn Frank Penovrch Leland Bottom Fourth How Ray Trttle Forrest Bannmg Bob Grantham Third Row Mr French Emllro Manna Frank Resch Glen Isley Second How B111 Whrte Bob Prrce Bruce Dalton First How Ixm Doyne Davrd Graper Rrchard Bessler Seated Front Clrfford Ianda Iohn Shotllt Iack Warner Page I I This year's understudies soon are stars, Their's cr new found power, their's the glory. To them the senior play, the prom, the parting. To them the job of telling next year's story. and class OFFICERS pr., I'-sci' Page I4 IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Le!! to Rzght Eugene Mlller V1cePres1dent IoAnn Mcrtxn Treasurer Put Hufimgton Secre tary Ierry Cotter Presldent 'gif es.-n . : ' . ff X V 3-ie 0- 1 'ft - .. 2' , Q- ' gd E ' ' - n. . ,,.'4., . 'nl Y r. C , ' Q ' 4 . gf ' - 1 - . 'f V 'A - r 'Q ,N 14,1 ' ' , X YA, '- 1- '.-.,.,. , fx ,, ,. K f -M5 F aifhful Undersfudies This is station H.M.H.S., Manual Mann speaking. The season's greatest success, according to the understudies, was the Variety Show. Imagine yourself in the fall of 1947. The atmosphere is clear and blue, the sun is shining brightly upon a huge brick building. There seems to be a feeling of festivity as we walk into the cool, spacious halls of Horace Mann School. Above the rhythmic clatter of locker doors being opened and closed, voices can be heard calling back and forth. Hello how are you? Its good to see you again. It really does feel good to be back in school But gee whiz do the teachers have to hand out so many books? U S History Macbeth CgroanjLat1n Advanced Biology Have you heard what we have to do before we can become seniors'-' No what? C In a low awed voicej Write a term paper As the scene changes from the dim halls 1nto the vast spaces of the auditorium we see boys and girls in blue leans with big floppy shirts hanging out feverishly ar ranging scenery We hear the swish swish of paint brushes squeakmg of curtains being pulled up and down students yelling instructions Whew is this ever tough work And when I think of myself on that stage before a huge crowd I get little prickly goose bumps all over me Me too determmedlyj I certainly hope our play Radio Rescue is a great hit We really knocked our selves flat on it As time goes whirling away, our scene changes from the bright, active air of the auditorium to a very large roomy hall with soft lights and music, branches of holly and mistletoe strategically placed, flakes of snow lightly perching on evergreens, to the sound of low sighs as the dancers float mystically around the hall. Yes, Yuletide greetings are here again and the students are gathered at the festive Holiday Ball. There were many other great variety acts during the ensuing spring but the most important for the under- studies was the Iunior-Senior Birthday Banquet. Decora- tions of many types were placed on the tables tin horn for Ianuary May Pole for May a little red school house for September and many more each symbolic of 1lS month Our stage changes from the rainy months of spring to the sunny month of Iune The sun and flowers have once more made their debut and young girls and boys minds turn to something else besides English and History I this glorious month of Iune 1S the anticipated Iumor Senior Prom Here amid garlands of flowers soft strains of music the hypnotic rustling of formals as the girls perou ette around the dance floor our young understudres have time to review their season They think it was a great success and so do we but the thoughts of these vibrant Juniors do not dwell with past experiences for very long they are seeing themselves in the next season as the leads Seniors Good night all' THE JUNIOR CLASS Horace Mann presents RADIO RESCUE By Charlotte Chorpenning October 9 10 ll THE CHARACTERS Sparky Dale Moreda 1 Iean Morrow Evelyn Olander Phyllis Cline Martha Marilyn Allen Iudy Sorrells Ioan Kistler Lena Iudy Sorrells lane Clements V1rg1n1a Frances Miss Fetterling Miss Carr Quinn Brakeman Engineer Mrs Horton Mike Iohn Stiles Glenn Wright Betty Behn Beverly Haught Ioyce McCullough Nora Morrow Ioan Olson Mickey Morton Ierry Beck Eugene Miller Dick Kaplan Karl Snepp Bruce Howland Sally Hodson Evelyn Olander Bob Clark Iohn Stiles SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Act l Night Corner of attic of the Orphan s Home Act 2 Next afternoon Interior of an abandoned mill Act 3 Night Embankment near railroad trestle at the washout I ,. , ., . . . . . 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I 1 In Top Row Marrlynn Allen Donald Bakeman Margaret Boatnqht nonuta Darren Luen Dalunger mcnara beachael Carolyn Call Beatrxce Bedrnger Seventh Row George Bortz Martha Carberry Tom Brown Evelyn Browne Norman Behn Bessre Damaskos Ed Burns Betty Behn B1ll Bartley Vrctorza Chalabus Szxth Row Carmen Ceotta Tom Clark Allene Cooper Wendell Corbm Genevxeve Cole Bob Clark Donna Dretrrch Iohn Charles Clara Dombrowskr Clarence Borns Fifth Row Davrd Flynn Shrrley Deeter Phyllrs Elder Ierry Cotter Ruth Edwards Ivan Cepertch Marrlyn Fmnegan Thomas Edwards Fourth Row Helen Derdowskr Elame Gal Sharon Elser Betty Frame Wllburn Flynn Phrlllppa Evans Donald Gray Irene Godra Dan Forrester Ioan Goodyear Third Row Ted Haves Beverlv Hmmhi Crlboycg T-Ierngqrlez Roger Grrlhths Geraldme Gerchak Donald Hammond Dorothy Ewen Eddy Hamllton Sally Hodson Tom Hartrl Second Row Manan Hackett Iohn Hodges Ieannette Holtzman Pat Hufhngton Homer Hzghlands Esther Huber Chns Herne Donna Irwm Izm Hobbs Dons Iohnson Frrst How Rlchard Kaplan Sharon Kenady Darwm Kemlmg Ioan Iones Barbara Isaacson Rrchard Iensen Mary lane Kxdwell I1m Harrrson Ralph Iensen Robert Holtzman Juniors ' 0 Y. 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J' - . -- .- . .I unlors Top Row Evelyn Olander Ioan Olson Wxllram Palvas Dolores Ogrm Iulla May Owens Ioyce Nl6hUUS Concettma Nlgrellr Nmth How Ioan Paska Ruth Prttman VIIQIHIG Prctor Edward Pavel Kelth Peterson Iudy Nlchols Ronald Phrllxps Erqhth Row Delores Podrecca Helen Praschak Dolores Prttmger Martha Ph11l1ps Mary Procopy Ioan Raxnford Nancy Prather Seventh Row Marlorxe Plummer Rxta Pschowhs Ethel Rrce Norma Quade Mary Rhodes Margaret Roe V1rg1n1a Reeder Sxxth Row Mxmr Rosenbloom Erma Roach Don Schoon Iudy Rosenbloom lon Schlarb Frith Row Mary Lou Seabrxqht George Schuster Marlene Schnerder Marvrn Smrth Georgra Schuster Ioan Scott Karl Snepp Fourth Row Barbara Sonner Leland Sparks Dale Stanton Patsy Stanton Howard Stuart Iudy Sorrells Pterre Stewart Thxrd Row Rosemary Trte Margaret Sullrvan Wendell Strelesky Mary Ahce Strom Ioe Sullxvan Norma Swanson Glorra Theodoros Second Row Marlene Welsh Theo dore Tylrckx Phyllxs Wemberg Fred Wrldermuth Charlotte Yalowltz Irm Vanderheoi Davld West First Row Pat Wllllams Iames Wal ton Georqrana Wuletxch Iohn Wolfe Iudlth Yocum Iack Wolff Bernard Yurm Charles Ruckhaber, Barbara Saunders. BOOSTER COMMITTEE CHEER LEADERS Standing: Barbara Rowland. Rosemary Dwyer, Rita Ann Standing: Dona Grossman, Irene Chervenak, Pat Luqar Mayer, Virginia Iones. Marilynn Allen, Esther Huber. Sitlinq: Paul Kay. Nick Balaquras. Sitting: Claire Sharpe. Rosalyn Nicolich. Gerry Verba Barbara Blair. A Three Feature Showing Strong Supporting Casts! A Galaxy of Stars The Booster Act A 10-reel picture, complete with many interesting and instructive features showing: How to Revive School Spirit. How to Support Athletic Events. How to Decorate for Football Banquets. How to Equip Cheerleaders from Xmas Candy Sales See for yourself such newsworthy events as The beauteous cheerleaders A Who s Who Banquet The Popcorn Sales Chorus This feature running continuous showings throughout the year at Horace Mann IS an attraction the value of which cannot be doubted by any who view this faithful and colorful productlon A vast expenditure of energy deter m1nat1on and vigor has been lavished upon it by actors and director ' l'1,U I I I N 4 a f i H 0 his ' so L 4 . V, 3: 2,5 0- t, l I.. . - nu: ' THE HORACE MANN SOCIAL COMMITTEE Standmg Glenn Dr1ver Iamce Tolle Pattt Grubbs B111 Wh1te Mary Rhodes Barbara Leonard Ann Russell Seated Mary Curley Mrs Scott Aurora Colma Donna Grossman Sue Owen Ruth Enckson On the Air Announcer Good morn1ng folks' Th1s 1S statron HMHS br1ng1ng you Soc1al Commrttee Th1s pro gram 15 sponsored by Mrs Ruth Scott and comes to you th1s Monday morn1ng at 8 40 from the Iumor L1brary To get our program under way a member of the Comm1ttee w1ll g1V6 a brlef descnp t1on of the organ1zat1on Member The SOCIGI Commrttee was set up to ap prove soc1al events that take place here 1n school For 1nstance 1f a club plans to hold a dance 1t has to turn 1n a pet1t1on to us We approve the date and 1ssue certam regulatlons Announcer Thank you And now we br1ng you Th1S Year Wlth the Soc1al Comm1ttee We take you back toward the early part of the school year The comm1ttee and Booster Comm1t tee jomtly gave the Whos Who Dmner Then 1n Ianuary came the W1nter Wonderland Dance W1th Chrrstmas lust past everyone was st1ll 1n a merry hollday Sp1Ill Effectrvely helghtenrng the atmosphere were black and Whlle s1lhouettes of snowmen skrs and 1C6 skates all around the walls Fred Roberts orchestra played the current dream songs After the Iumor Play the comm1ttee gave an other dance These have been the year s act1v1t1es of the comm1ttee Tune 1n agarn next year same t1me same sta t1on for the next eprsode 1n the story of the Soc1al Commrttee THE SOCIAL CLUB BOARD Barbara Leonard Front Don Lozow Iud Cassrdy B111 McLaughl1n Social Club Board The large group of teen agers that amble over to Hangout every Tuesday n1ght are no d1fferent from any other audlence They enjoy the entertalnment presented to them part1c1pate 1n the act1v1t1es and leave SGl1Sf19d after each performance But as every audrence do they really understand the hard work that takes place Back stage before and dunng every performance? If you have ever worked on a crew for one of the plays at school you know what confus1on and slave dr1v1ng goes on behrnd the curtam However when the curtam 1S opened the smooth performance de celves the spectator The actors look cool and col lected and run through the1r l1nes W1th no hes1tat1on the doors open and shut W1th no st1ck1ng or pulllng and the l1ghts subtly suggest the pass1ng of t1me In realrty the fem1n1ne lead rrpped a two 1nch slash 1n her dress on a spl1ntered board two m1nutes be fore curtam t1me the h1nges on the door dropped off as some careless stage hand jerked 1t and IS t1ed Pg20 wrth str1ng the ma1n fuse for the spotl1ghts burned out f1ve mmutes before the play began Cleavmg the stage 1n utter darknessD and th1s could go on for ever but we dont have room As producers of the1r performance every Tuesday the Soc1al Club Board has 1ts trrals and tnbulatlons 11k6W1Se At the beg1nn1ng of every year the mem bers have to sell out the house for every presentat1on After the money IS all collected they must pa1nt and decorate the set set up the l1ghts collect propert1es and sound effects Also to run smoothly every cast must have a stage manager to see that all d1ff1cult1es that 1nterfere w1th the performance are taken care of The Soc1al Club Board rel1es on teachers and parents rn that capacrty Next t1me you h1t the outer bounds of our beautlful campus and hear stralns of 'Nature Boy floatrng out to you on the summer breeze thank the pro ducers CSoc1al Club Boardj for those wonderful Tuesday nrghts I . , . - . . . ,, . . 1, - I . 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I . . . . . 1, H - I I i U I ' II ' ' ' I I I U ' II v u c I ' I - I I . . . . . -. - I n - 1 ' , ' I I ' , . n e ' Aclmlnlsfraflon PAUL CARLSON BOARD OF EDUCATION TAYLOR C WHITTIER Prmcrpal Mr Wrllxam H Stern Mr Damel Kreltzman Mr Charles D Lutz Mrs Uno T H111 When at the end of a play the curta1n swmgs open w1th a tlounsh and the actors take the1r well deserved curta1n calls there IS an unknown and 1nv1s1ble force stand1ng bes1de them A force wh1ch 1n a great measure has made those curta1n calls possrble It 1S that 1gnom1n1ous often unapprec1ated soul the d1rector He s the fellow who must shoulder all the problems that everyone else avo1ds He s the one who juggles the budget trymg to satlsfy every one The dlrectors also plan the productron allot the t1me to be spent on each scene They work szde by sxde w1th the actors and get the play on stage lt an Secretary Asslstant Prmczpal Vlce Presldent Supermtendent Treasurer actor cant grasp the part the d1rector shows h1m how 1f he needs extra coach1ng the d1rector stxcks 1t out w1th h1m Regardless of what 1tel'1lQ1lS 1t s up to the d1rectors to l1ve up to that anc1ent adage the show must go on Once lt does go on the d1rector contmues to funct1on 1n the background coordrnatmg or 1mprov 1ng rough spots But he never steps out from the wrngs 1nto the spotllght never unless you pull h1m out wh1ch 1S just what we re go1ng to do They re the Very heart of our play our adm1n1s tratlon and faculty Pg2I U O O l 1 T t Y x Rev. 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Q - - - I U I ll - I I . , ' ' . , I ' I - 1 1 . . . , . . . , I I . . , . . ll H Top Row Iames Beavers Musrc Clarence Bell Industrral Arts Helen Beck Spamsh French Second Row Wlllram K Chance Commercml Iuha C Brown Commercial Ioy Bovmgdon Soczal Studres Third How Industrial Arts Kexth Crown Physrcal Educatron Wrlma Flewelhnq Mathematrcs Fourth Row Shlrley Doer chner Physrcal Educatron Don Elser Physrcal Educatron Bottom Row Margaret France E nglrsh Fmley French M echamcal Drawmg Orpha Davxdson Mathematrcs Iohn Buck Top Row: Mildred Frolik Social Studies Mary Gorrell Dramatics Olive Greenstelder English Second Row Ioseph Handy R O T C Raymond Harvey Chemistry Mary Heyburn English Third Row Dora Mae H111 English Maybelle Hxlhgoss Library Iames Hmdman Industrial Arts Fourth Row Walter Hoskins Socxal Studzes Helen Holmer English Bottom Row Rudolf Kommskl Physzcal Educatxon Herbert Iones Social Studxes Irene Ierxmngs Enghsh ,,..,-F-5-if xx' ,ww Faculty fa .JN 'sc page 23 l eg s I K X x - gx v X .H fix 2 1 . . . . A - Ili 'H E is X 1 E L t E U 1 D wir QV: f, is N. : '-f 3 ' ' fa- I ' 2 ,, , f . . V, :sf A ,if W' , . . ' f HA, ' , ' Faculfy Pngn 21 'W 1.4 SPH' A is ng. ws., 'Ns IL 2 1 Top Row: Marcelle Madden Commercial Henry MCI-Iargue Social Studies Ezma Laubscher Home Economics Second Row Izelia MCWll11GmS Mathematics E eanor Monnxx English Third How Ivalee Mooney Dramatics O o REISIIIQ Industrial Arts Allis MCCla1n Ar Fourth Row Gerald Rayl Mathematics Elda Murphy Home Economics Emma Peters Latin Bottom How Myra Robinson Physics Elmo Roesler Music Catherme Roper Home Economics I , y .t., .Ax D A X- .N K Q 1 ' L .X 1 s , , ut. S xg, f x sr - 1 XX ' U ' if - ' , I i ' . 1 . sc , X , an S I iw M , ll li, l 2 ., ' 'L vrw' S t t ' 'Ng' y ,Mya . it if M Top Row Emma Schxess Enqlrsh Ruth Scott Library Tressa Sharp Commercial Second Row Mxldred Scott Physical Education Txlhe Sturm Biology Eve Skinner Home Economrcs Third How Kenneth Storm Margaret Tomlmson Speech Stephen Vlcxan Mechanical Drawing Bottom How Eulah Wmter Musrc Oflrce Stiff Verone Sokol Genevleve Pete Gene Bump Helen Rukavxna Daphne Wxlhams Louxse Hatton R. O. T. C. An: fi as .3 Q-'xi fri Q 41' n- ' 4 FW ,H- H , in- Miitz., i or W I .. N! Mglfiif E313 z, g 1 , 3 ' -1 ,S sl, f 0' H l M4 HIV 95.- 1 V' s 1' ,94- I' -M :km f. sp! WM. V1 .n 'S .EV 4-. '34 N ff Jbmi, 9 Feafuring Horace Mann Bands GIRLS' BAND Left to Right, Top Row: Martha Quanstrom, Catherine Lulich, Ann McConnell. Elaine Gal, Shirley Pittman, Carol Miller, Dorothy Sablich. Second How: Iulia Owens, Beverly Moore, Miriam Garfin, Doris McCay, Sally Forster, Evelyn Olander. Third Row: Mary Ann Dubravich, Ioann Burge, Margaret Wright, Karendean Burns loan Scott Bottom Row Ioyce Sliver Mary Lu Drobak Dorothy Mrkelya Betty Sherman Patricia Mullen BOYS BAND Woodwind Top How Bradley May Iim Hauger Ben Lewis Ken Edwards Wilbern Flynn Ierry Davis George Wilson Third Row Daniel Lynch Norman Behn Alvin Rosenbloom Robert Rice Benjamin Behr Theodore Hayes Second Row Donald Pittman Alan Isley David Lynch Donald Ayers Leonard Pryweller First Row Iohn McGuire Iames Vanderhoef Don Bakeman Gordon Anderson Nathan Mirza Robert Goldstone BOYS' BAND Brass Percussion Top Row: Grant Thompson, Tom Hartill, Norman Werry, Armel Weese, Robert Mullen . Fourth Row: Bernard Yunn, Ken Tyer. Charles Wallin, Ronald Phillips, Iohn Polihronis, Leland Sparks. David Kepple. Third Row Iohn Moore Byron Sparber Iohn Hedges Iames Higgs William Sheppard William Lorden Thomas Edwards Second Row George Bortz Neil Brazier Larry Troxel Mr Roesler First Row Marvin Smith Ioan Scott Patricia Finnegan Ruth Rxqgert Genevieve Cole Mary Alice Morrow Marian DAngelo GIRLS BAND Left to Right Top Row Linda Bryan Carol Foster Laura Westbey Mary Lou Carpenter Second Row Marilyn Smith Carol Ferguson Ann Korenzch Nelda Mulholland Third How Ioan Kirkendorfer Ioan Muffaletto Angeline Palvos Alene Cooper Bottom Row Ioan Eversoll Delores Green Iackie Lietz Mary Procopy SENIOR BAND MEMBERS Top Row Glen Isley Iustm Cassidy Henry Ceperich Andrew Reider Third Row Ronald Glenn Charles Smith Frank McConnell Ervin Thomason Second Row Robert York Iim Naive Marion Stepp Carl Birchel First How Mr Roesler Ruth Riggert Band C oncerf Program GIRLS BAND CONCERT BAND Hall of Fame Ohvadato Upon this pedestal we see Doris McCay solo clarmetist who got behind and pushed pulled or shoved until everyone moved toward the oblective at hand This year Dolores Green offered the rise of her rhythmic talent to keep the bass drum booming and to relieve Jackie Lietz to the rolls of the snare drum Ioyce Kirkendorfer displayed her accomplishments by leading the Cornet section this year The Oracle Taylor Mr Roesler kept telling the girls each month that their new uniforms would be here next month He finally predicted that they would arrive the second week in September In May the whole R O T C showed off on the football field for Federal Inspection but the HM band really took the spotltght The band had another engagement with the R O T C in the Memorial Day Parade JUNIOR BAND Promotion March Ribble As promoters the members of the H M Band Booster Club are working hard They have raised one thousand and three hundred dollars toward buying the new girls uniforms Dauntless March Holmes Dauntless indeed is the man who can remain in the same room with the band while cornets blare clarmets squeak and drums boom And masterful indeed is the man who can then get up in front of the band and draw sweet music from the chaos There is one person who does it Mr E V Roesler and he deserves the biggest hand March Heroic Concert March Holmes And here are the heroes who lead their brave men Henry Ceperich heads the clarinet section Four years in Concert Band has made him second only to Mr Roesler himself The cornet section is lead by Bob York who has six years of numerous solos and ensembles backing him Bradley May has done a fine 1ob in the trombone section for five years Marvin Smith has developed enough fortitude to be Drum Major and lead the baritone section Andrew Reider on his bass and Iim Naive who leads the horn section complete our valiant list Tnolet Cornet Tr1o Leonard The boys did a nice job on this trio Bob York played the first cornet part Tall Glen Isley in the middle played second cornet and Norman Behn filled in the third part Concertmo Clarinet Solo Weber Henry sure can plav Cof course Henry Ceperich played the clarinet soloj He has enough rrbbons for one to mistake hun for a General Listen to the Drummers Play Ostlmg This was the first tlme in the past four years that the drummers have had so important a part 1n the concert Instead of just beating time and frightening people 1n a surprise spot they had a chance with a real novelty piece The drum section is composed of five boys taking turns at the mstru clarmets fourteen cornets fifteen other brasses six big reed lnstruments and seven small others The Meadowlark Piccolo Solo Brockenshzre The prccolo was play d by a fellow almost as small as it is G orge Bortz But George is getting to be a big shot in band he was Student Director in Iunior Band this year El Capltan Sousa Its hard to find a Band Concert without this piece on the program This yea adding to its already spicy rhythm the Twrrling Corps did its stuff Amerlcan Patrol Tap Meachon Many fellows will be leaving but h res hoping that they will not have to go into the service that this piece brings to mind Charles Smith and his cornet and Frank McConnel with his t nor saxophone are leaving Carl Birchel and Ierry Blake are saying good bye after six years Ronald Glenn is going to leave his seat in the horn s ct on empty too Valencia Spanish Dance If the boys do have to go to war the girls can spend their time danc ng to something as lovely as this Ann Marie McConnell Sally Forster Mary Ann Dubravich and Martha Quanstrom will all be saying good bye to the clarinet section after four years of fun together Delo es Green and Gwen Glbs who came into Girls Band from orchestra will also be leaving after only one year in this fine organization Honeysuckle Polka Cornet Solo Casey In the Oompa department of the Girls Band Carol Ferguson and Nelda Mullholland contributed their b st on the sa ophone and baritone At the other end of the line Ioyce Oliv r and Doro hy Mackilgx tweeted away on the pzccolo and flute Carole Foster on the trombone cnd Angie Palvas on the horn had more than one time to perfect the aa da of the afterbeat Ian Kerkendorfer displayed her accomplishments by leading the Cornet section to a Maytnme victory in the concert I rn. 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' '1 A 111 T fllO tl.. ,. 1 1 ' lf ' 2 . ' ' '1 jsp C , IX ' W Lf, A 1 1 1 - ., . ' , X. e J ' . . f ' ,.- ' Q ' 1 a ' Q 1 Xl. 3' l' L' ' .-- ' . KQV, Em' NEXTALT W wffvgqfl vi, QM lj X em-a, my Q 'V My NN XWINRX QRSK ' f 29 YN , 14 , i -gissxs ' S 'X TQ? x 'X fv 'S' W l 43. GJ X 4 .ea w. rig? xx ff - 0' J .v S I , 'I sv A ,j X er mf ' M' M , X WP: N-5 V UL-4 tbxx f .J f G? fn 5 . . 2 .- . '. f -Q S If gr: x X' V . Q66 xx. Q, IQ, SUPIU SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to rxght Lorrame Fxtzslmmons Presldent Icxmce Petersen V1cePres1dent Trxeste Olxvxen Secretary Dorothy Ccxrlm Treasurer The Time These were the best days, the fullest. most care-free time of our lives-free from freshman stage fright and upper-classman responsibility. Our bit parts in this drama we consider the most perfect of all roles. We're experienced now and sure of ourselves. The scenery and props of our stage are fam1l1ar We know who every teacher in school IS and Mr Carlson knows us fairly well too The clubs offering the most opportunlties for us got our votes this year and we re making ourselves mdlspensable 1n them We know lust how much Engllsh to worry over and how much not to worry about at all Our plan sheets have changed less woodshop more math We know where we re going The spotlight turned on us an all too brief moment for A Case of Spr1ngt1me all we wanted our class play to be We presented it on November 21 durlng Sophomore week Our dramat1c talent rehearsed and rehearsed g1v mg up those pleasant evenings at Val s The rest of us of Our Lives decorated with suit-case tags, chased not trains, but every- one we met with tickets to our great production. Remember, we thought we had a good excuse in saying we'd gotten spring fever from our grand play. But we sorrowfully had to get back to Silas Marner and our own Latln translatrons And what is a tangent of a c1rcle tangent to? Christmas holidays were the buslest days of the season Everyone attended the whirl of dances and parties A huge success that was our own Sophomore party 1n the gym the last day of school before Chrlstmas vacatlon Our much celebrated friend Sprlng came all too soon again The campalgn for the Polio Drlve was hardly over and we were th1nk1ng of gay flowers and gowns and dreammg those dreams that belong to that very special night of the Freshmore hop This season s ended This time of our l1ves has closed But we ll be Iumors next season with chance to under study What w1ll that be l1ke'-' THE SOPHOMORE CLASS presents A CASE OF SPRINGTIME November 21 22 THE CHARACTERS Bob Parker Mr Parker Mrs Parker Betty Parker D1Ck16 Parker Gwen Anderson Ioan Abernaker Louella Mr Abernaker Mrs Brunswlck Mrs Iames Mrs H111 Ioel Yonover Bruce Howland Clifton Ralph Ken Edwards Mary Hare Barbara Eskllson Lorraine Fltzlmmons Elrzabeth Pwowarski Iohn Stlles Artie Cogswell Leah Rottenberg Madge Daugherty Trieste Ol1VeIl Donna Grossman Ioan Lucky Mary Ann Burke Glen Wright Ianice Peterson El1zabeth Kormus Mary Babe Mary Ann Pry Beverly Krrstoff Plamclothes Man Leroy Wagenhouser Lawrence Feldman Mlss Br1ght Hlta Mayer Helene Slmon SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Act One Morning just before school Act Two Early evenmg Several days later Act Three A little later the same evening 1 4, Eddie .....,..... .... . 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' 33 P ,ML Tum' ol 9 -in-'Cf CLASS 41 Top Row Robert O Conner Donald Pitman Manetta Manhart Fourth Row W1ll1am Paterson Leonard Narkowrtch Elmor Much Ianrs Norton Third Row Elrzabeth P1owarsk1 Nancy Parlascy Second How Marcra McCorm1ck Mary Ann Merma Mary Ann Pry First Row Ianlce Peterson Rlta Mayer Trieste Ol1VeI1 Gangway' Let me through please' The members oi class 41 push themselves through the crowd 1n the aud1tor1um and up the mountarnous steps to the shelter of Aunt Marys room Iohn Polrhronus presrdent of the regrster group takes charge of the meet1ng The Sophomore class VICE presrdent and secretary are trom th1s class The atmosphere in th1s home room must be catchrng tor three pup1ls have been rn class plays Also six pup1ls have parucxpated 1n special programs Representatxon 1n orchestra band and lunxor Honor Socxety are tred for honors wrth three pupils partrcrpatrng in each one CLASS 39 Top Row Rrchard Hrlty D1ckHackett Clyde Hart Thrrd Row Iames Heist Frank Gaydos Ioel Frnegan Kenneth Edwards Mrchael Gorar1ov1ch Alrce Halpm Mary Hare Barbara Eskrlson S cond Row Dona Grossmann Maureen Englander Tom Hrggms Howard Graden Frrst Row Raymond Grand Laurence Feldman Pete Glegorv1ch Catherme Hackett Lorraine F1tzs1mmons Marrlyn Etch1son Beverly H111 Erna Frrrzsche Iack Harnett A tie' Wh1ch w1l1 become the domrnant CCl1V1lY rn th1s ever actrve class? Attention seems to be d1str1buted evenly between the Iumor Honor SOCISIY spec1al acttvrty programs and outsrde in room Th1s class ranks second rn the membershrp of the Iunror Honor Socrety These sophomores just Cant be held down' CLASS 44 Top Row R1chard Blair Chester Kemper Suzanne Holrheld Fifth Row Lee Roy Kolshak Rrchard Hooper Patrtcra Bartley Mar1an Garcra Hrrty Davrdson Fourth How Albert Curless Irene Ferchak Iohn Buzra Renee Fekete Elarne Garcra Thrrd Row Lauren Iohn on Elorda Colxna Irene Chervenak Dori Cooley S cond Row Phyllrs Cline Donna Dougherty Iudy Cade Lots Gumm Florence B ay Frrst Row Elrzabeth Armrshaw lane Clements Dorothy Jones Have you rrotlced the lnterestrng ratro of boys to grrls in home room 449 Qurte the best to be in from a sophomore boy s point of vrew And even though 1t does have such an overwhelming number of the datable weaker sex 1t lead all other sophomore classes rn sports act1v1t1es Mrs Roper heads th1s exclusive group ol mrd semestentes CLASS 42 Top Row Mary Samrs Byron Sparber Frith Row B111 Shepard Margaret Stepp Ken Scofield Fourth Row B111 Sullrvan Bob RICG Thrrd Row Ga11 Smrth Mary Catherrne Rabe Ronald Repkrng Second Row Claire Sharpe Gertrude Smrth Carmen Rurz First Row Leah Rotenberg Helen Srmon Geraldrne Saske Mrss H111 s home room group resembles Class 45 so much 1n 1ts ttelds of Interest 1t IS hard to tell them apart Class 42 15 known tor llS politeness and tts eager partxcrpatron 1n band orchestra and school act1v1t1es Miss H111 will probably be seeing a number ol her register students rn the Senior Honor Socrety CLASS 40 First How W1ll1am Klasner Nancy Labate Elrzabeth Kormos lanrce Kenmenqn W1lllGm Lorden Richard Leyden Second Row Rita Iadrenak Thrrd Row Mrchael Karnes Sally Hoffman rourm now noberr napkins rvramyn nonatsky Frith Row Leonard Leach Theresa Kutch Ieanette Lehman Betty Iones Beverly Krrstotf Stanley Kordys Whew that smell what IS rt ask the members of class 40 CO1 course that smell rsn t there all the t1me just most of the tlme D In th1s class of Mr Harvey s we have the Presrdent and Treasurer ol the Sophomore class There are two on the Iunxor Honor Socrety On specral programs eleven pupils have partrcrpated Four PUPIIS have been rn class plays Qulte a busy group CLASS 45 Top Row Mark Stern Iohn Yonan Art W1lson Lours Shortz Robert Martm Laurence Ward Mrke Macaluso Leonard Pryweller Robert Thiel Fourth Row Charles Wallm lack Pembroke Momrr Sekerez Peter Parry Grace Mirza Third Row Robert Mullen Iohn Strles Donna Loar Catherme Pruett Dav1d Zwerg Alvm Rosenbloom Second Row Anne Sagel Bma Greenball Rrta Pshowlrs Ettrhra Lagos First Row Nancy Medlen Mary Schoheld Iamce Murdock Robert Leeper Through sleet snow ram and sunshlne the members of class 45 bravely march 1nto the band room Dashing madly through the door the crass IS halted and called to order by the shrrll blast of Mr Roesler s whlstle Three from th1s class belong to the Iun1or Honor Socrety Mr Roesler has tour ol his pupils rn band each day Erght pup1ls take orchestra Sports are domrnant 1n lhlS class wrth eleven pupils partrcrpatrng Cthrs includes both girls and boysj another one ol the g1r1s plays rn a trio ot prano v1o11n and cello CLASS 38 Top Row Ben1am1n Behr Charles Campbell Tom Clarke Arthur Cogswell Mary Ann Burke Fourth Row Dorothy Carlin Norma Cohn Mary Curley Alice Downey Zella Doty Dav1d Bloom Third Row Delores Brock Dorothy Dav1s Alta Crowder Second Row Ruth Atkms Anne Ba1m Bonny Anderson Donna Bald ner Esther Corvelle Fzrst Row Ierry Dav1s Delph1e Bertrn Ioan Durkm Madge Dougherty Vrctorra Becerra What fun 1t IS to study' See how easy those grades pour out' Whew' No wonder class 38 has the most students in the Iun1or Honor SOClelYl You can be sure that Mrs Holmer rs proud oi them for she offers her able assistance any t1me they need her The class rs very actrve 1n outside programs that help to keep Horace Mann s name at the very top throughout the city CLASS 43 Frrst Row Beverly Trley Don Taylor Donald Wallace Second How Martha Wlqlama Elarne Wrlson Dons W1lson W1lllUm Tramp Donald Yuchak Delores Wrlacky Thrrd Row Robert Woschxtz Allen Terry Wlllldm Warren Ieanette Wrtko Fourth Row George W1lson Sybrl Wuletxch W1ll1am Yacko Donald Waggner Edward WllSOH Ioel Yonover Shes swell' Thats what all the members ot class 43 say about therr home room advrsor Mrs Frolrk She thinks absolutely the same thrng oi her talented class' Class 43 has the honor oi havmg one ot 1ts members tn the Gary Symphony Orchestra and one rn debate Being an rntellrgent class rt ranks high 1n scholastxc standmg lu .A ' ' I .-. ' L - I.. 'A L - ' - -1 terests' Tlie Sophomore Class pre-Sldem is G memkfer of this horlle' Unusual ability in the class is exhibited by a crack baton twirler: I A...A...A.... . Acfor's E quify Q. C9 f.g ti wid T- W... N3 QW Q7 'Qs FRESHIVIAN COUNCIL SOPHOMOHE COUNCIL Standmq Adam Benlamm Terry Sproull Paula Webb Ioyce Olrver Ioan Orhch Pat Evans Bessie Spuos Standmq Bob Hopkxns B111 Yacko Ianxce Peterson Claire Sharpe Sxttmg Robert Muller Iames Gibbs Iohn McGuire Janet Kutcher Sxttmg Trie te Ollvern Dorothy Carlin Lorrarne Fxtzsimmons IUNIOR COUNCIL SENIOR COUNCIL 5'UUdm9 HOSSYHCIYY THQ PU' HU 'l1H9'0n BGUY Behn Anne S0991 IEUY Standmq Ronald Glenn Bxll White Dons Bachmann Iane McLaughlin Cotter Eugene Miller Ioan lessee Ann Daugherty Ioyce McGee Sxttmq Barbara Blarr Mtmxlilosenbloom IoAnnMart1n lean Morrow Sharon Snug Sue Sqmuelg Bob Lowef Bob Speddlng Pm Rgndhgn Bud Bgfk Kenady Donna Dnetrick Alun Bevan Barbara White OFFICERS Presrdent Ioyce McGhee Vice President Ioan Iessel Secretary Sharon Kenady Treasurer Betty Behn Sfudem' Council CHARACTERS President of Student Council Tom a member Other members Stranger an elderly man Act I Settmg College llbrary Student councll members have grouped themselves around tables and bus1ly d1scus plans for the next assembly Large raindrops drum steadily agalnst the window panes As the curtain rises a quick impatient knock sounds at the door Pres1dent See who s knock1ng Tom Tom QNods and opens the door The Stranger stands 1n a puddle formed by his drippmg black capeb Good morn1ng sir What can I do for you? Stranger CSteps in and removes his hat and capej lust let me stop here unt1l that downpour ends' Tom Certamly' Brings a chairj Sit down Stranger CS1ts down and looks aroundj Tell me lad what s this I ve stumbled into? Tom This 1S Horace Mann School Beams with pridej We re the Student Councll Stranger What exactly IS that? Torn We re elected by the students We sponsor certain social events arrange assembhes and do lots of other useful jobs Stranger Please go on Id l1ke to hear more about your crganlzatlon Tom Smiling br1ghtlyD Id be glad to' During the Christmas season we hold the Holiday Ball at the Crystal Ballroom Then when Social Club wanted its rooms redecorated, we got busy and helped w1th the cleamng and painting Pres1dent I'd like to add that we frequently boost the success of other events When we asked all the kids to invite their parents to the 1n1t1al PTA meeting, the turnout was tremendous' Stranger Well' But don't let me keep you from your work CCha1rman calls the meeting to order as curtain fallsj Act II Later Students have proceeded w1th their council Work Sheets of ra1n whip at the t1ghtly closed windows Stranger D1d I hear you mentlon Harold Russell? President Yes he spoke at one of our assemblies Stranger Isnt he that fellow who portrayed himself in The Best Years of Our Lives? President Thats right During the past year our other speakers have been Ioan Bishop formerly a quiz kid and Mr Grauman who could imrtate Mr Truman and Iames Cagney and lust about every foreign dralect Stranger Indeed' It looks as though you ve been quite busy th1s year President Oh we ve done much more than that' Why we had cr public telephone installed here in school we collected old clothing and sent 1t to people in Europe we sponsored a successful drive for the March of Dimes and another to Save the Shades of our school and Tom what else did we do? Tom Well we helped the Freshmen with therr Courtesy Drive We wrote slogans on the blackboard of each room and we handed out courtesy quesuonnarres These were to help each student decide whether or not he was courteous Stranger Good idea' President And we helped the faculty plan College Day On this day representatives from many m1dwestern colleges and universities came to grve 1nforrnat1on and advice to our students Then too we helped with choos mg IOPICS for Career Day Stranger How drd you know which flelds to select? Tom The students elected the vocations that they were most lnterested 1n President BeS1d9S all these speclal act1V1t1es, we have some contrnuous year long lobs We operate the hall order system and the Lost and Found and we handle fire drills Tom Recently we held electrons for class ofhcers Now we only have to complete plans for Senior Recogn1t1on Da Strgnger You're doing a hne 1ob for your school I thank you for an mteresting morn1ng Good day' Page 'I I Time -First hour on a dark, rainy Monday morning. - , , , . ' . . S I - I , I . u 1 ' I . ' , . I I T I - - I ' . The Sure Shofs ALUN BEVAN Senror co captam stalwart aerenslve man Al Kept me team together when the gomg was bad he plans to attend Purdue Umversrty next year DAN SMITH Senlor co captam Dan had a great season he lost the scorrng crown to Hank lVIazul of Whrtrnq ln the last game by two POINTS BERNARD YURIN Iunlor next years captaln he was a defensrve bulwark and a good offensrve man He made hrs f1rst year on the varslty a great one ROY DAKICH Iunror long shot artlst especrally alert on defense h also made good hrs frrst year on the varslty IOHN LIPOCSAK Semor Fly frlled rn ntcely around mrd season he was a dependable player He plans to attend Purdue next year also DICK BLAIR Sophomore Dtck was always on the floor but he never loafed he was a hard and conscrentrous worker DON LOZOW Sophomore he played hrs first year for the var rty and dld nlcely He W111 no doubt see a lot of act1on ln the next two years IACK ANDERSON Senror teams scholar Andy won a cholarshp to lJEr't.1U.W luuvelblly Klein ycdl' LALR vvx,IS uWu1C,len.l Ana m:x.Juv, Antler ln basketball th1s year basketball at HIVI He IS undectded about college next year IOHN POLIHRONIS Iohn 1s only a Scpmom re he al o gr d ra el from last years champzonshrp freshmen team to the varsxty He should be good next year LOUIS SHORTZ Loure IS also a Sophomore and he should see a lot of actlon next year He does flne rn the plvot even thoutgh he lacks the necessary herght FRESHMEN RESERVES Str nd nq Glen Cane Mgr Ilxchard Sierra Inn Murdakus Walter gantck Na han Mrrza Nell Bruner lxm Grref Ierry Hyndman Eddte NOWGIS MQ! Ted Hayes Ioe Sabacllc Mgr rst Row Iam Dakrch E111 Bfres Byron Chudon Bull Slllllll Tom Ulf qorovlch Standing Ierqen Anderson Mqr Duck Hooper B111 Dunn Ben Lewts FIISI How Bill IVIc'Lauqhlxn Tom Clarkf Bob WOSCIIIIL Fd Burns Pu Y I Y - I - I e - ' , ' , s 1 nv. 1- - . ,, ' IM- ,, ,, L- KMA! DON IVICINNES--Mac is a Senior: he won a letter in his first year out for Q Wi' Basketball Season After post1ng 1n1t1al wms over St Marys of Mrchrgan C1ty and Rensselaer Horace Mann absorbed two defeats at the hands of LaPorte and Evansv1lle Central wh1ch be came one of the four state f1nal1sts These defeats were followed by a close 32 30 v1ctory over Lew Wallace and a 45 36 trounc1ng by Washington of East Chlcago Next came the Hollday Tournament 1n wh1ch Horace Mann scored v1ctor1es over Ed1son and Emerson before 1os1ng to Froebel 1n the fmal game Followmg the tournament Horace Mann looked 1m press1ve 1n a 56 44 conquest over a powerful Hammond Tech team wh1le Coach Kommskx subbed for Coach Crown who was abed w1th the flu Then followed one of the years most GXCIIIHQ games Froebel won lt 1n an overt1me 46 40 Next came the Hammond game a great drsappomtment w1th the s ore of 48 45 1n favor of the W1ldcats The Horsemen then dropped a 39 36 dec1s1on to Whltlng after havmg led for three quarters Captarn Danny Smrth prov1ded the whole show 1n the Valpara1so game as he poured 1n 29 pomts agatnst the helpless V1k1ngs The fmal score was 52 23 Horace Mann then conquered Hammond Clark 1n a close game wh1ch featured sophomore D1ck Bla1r 1n hrs flrst appearance as a starter D1Ck also played the whole game contr1but1ng eleven polnts to the Horsemen s total The Horsemen closed the season wrth four successlve losses to Emerson Roosevelt of East Chxcago Tolleston and Roosevelt of Gary In the sectronals Horace Mann played two games In the fust the Horsemen scored a mrnor upset by defeatlng Froebel 40 38 In the second agalnst Emerson trad1t1on held true When the flnal gun had sounded the scoreboard read 48 40 m favor of the Norsemen Horace Mann f1n1shed the 1948 season wlth a record of nine v1ctor1es and twelve defeats Debate Club AW q q L y Lit to Rght IoelY o We h ly Nchl Lef tgVIRghtIh HetBy b f Rqh T taBtiyWbe B Y Pglfl . , . 1 I - . . . ' I . . . . , , . I 1 ' I I 1 1 - . I , . 1 . ' - I I ' ' 1 . , . l , ' . I 1 ' ' , , . N - . . . . C - . ' A-0 Left to Ri ht: Mabel McGre or, Ioe Seamon, ero e i : onover. Dona GI' SSIDCIIL D011 cr en ouser, Rosa n i o ich. Fink. f i : o n r , ron Spar er, Bill Bach- Lei to i t: Louis en , e e st I. Phil ert- UISYGI1 Ur Babe. man. Debafe Resolved That the Debate Club of Horace Mann Hrgh School shall have had a highly profitable year by Iune 16 1948 Let us devote a bnef moment to definition of terms The Debate Club of Horace Mann High School is an organization composed of all the members of debate classes who have participated in five inter scholastlc debates submitted their names for membership and been subsequently voted into the group The group meets every Monday at 10 30 A M dues are flve cents per meeting The term highly profitable means that the club members shall have performed worthy services for the school and rn addition derived per sonal benefit from their experiences As is evident the organization has already taken lts first step in that direction by electing a staff of competent officers consisting of Don Fmk president Ioe Seamon vice president and Ioel Yonover secretary treasurer The clubs second move toward success was one seldom glorified or even acknowledged but ironically enough the most important That vital action ts the commencement of research on the seasons topic Compulsory Labor Arbrtration Into this study the debaters mvested many laborious hours in order to come forth with new Ideas and cases 9 mmutes Towards October opinions were fairly well formed as to affirmative and negative viewpoints and that club dld tts first actual took place rn La Grange Illinois where the newcomers had a chance to orient themselves rn the mechanics of debate 8 mmutes This month also inaugurated a type of actrvrty completely different from the former work namely radlo presentations Young America Speaks a program given by various local high schools carried a broadcast of an onglnal scnpt by Don Fink Therefore we see that two beneflcial projects have already been entered 1nto 7 minutes fDecember2 Perpetual practice was rapidly attumng the inexperienced mmds to the fast pace of spirited debate and the club though not always victorious managed to collect lnvaluable expenence Fancy Free December saw the club branch off ln another field that of legislative discussion Nine members rrmnnq whom Inn Qeqmnn wgg most ho,-moved being elected senator attended the lndlana Hlgh School Legislature on the 5th and 6th of the month at Purdue University Thus Debate Clubs limits are not so confmmg as its name would signify and so additional opportunity lS given to 1ts members 6 Uanuaryl At this point we wish to point out that Calumet League debates became really splnted and teams worked devotedly toward strengthening their cases fmdrng new attacks and generally prepanng for the Calumet League tournament This was the climax of the year and HM though havmg only two debaters from previous years still placed thlrd ln the city rankmg Was this not profitable? How could the opposition deny lt? 5 Cl-Ialfway through and still so much left 'j Another script was broadcast ln February thls makmg the second time the debaters had entered the radlo field Oratoncal contests too offered diversion for some club members plus an ever broademng scope all of whrch contributed toward achrevmg the resolution 4 Calumet League continued its functions switching from a debate to a discussion group after the season closed with Crown Point s wmnmg the State Champxonshxp 3 minutes fApn1J By way of summary let us point out the Indiana Unlversity speech conference where several representatives of debate wide field of mterests alone demonstrated the mcreased aptttudes of the club members and unquestionably entrance rn such an event brought honor to the school 2 One more sample of profit occurred on May 8 when the club presented its fifth and final broadcast This program con cermng the UN was lauded by all listeners and served as clmchmg proof of debates progress And so we see that through the medium of debate 1 radro broadcastlng and scnpt writing dlscusslon oratory and declamatlon the debate club fulfilled to the utmost tts arms Therefore we ask you to concur with us rn the belief that the Debate Club has had a highly successful season DRAMATIC CLUB Top Row Dagna Simpson Karl Snepp Virginia Francrs Bud Bark Angela Crmmo Fourth Row Mickey Morton Eugene Miller Iohn Schoon Bruce Howland Iud Cassidy Rosolyn N1COllCh Barbara White Third Row Glenn Wright Fred Rendma Sharlene Shraqo Evelyn Olander Trieste Olrverr Barbara Eskxlson Miss Gorrell Second How Debbie Dorman Helen Pike Dale Moreda Ioel Yonover Iean Morrow Mary Rhodes First Row Phyllis Clme Sue Phillips Sally Lou Smith Bob Clark Donna Hillman Iohn Stiles CAMERA CLUB l1I1 Top Row Ann Daugherty Loreth Rundstrom Fifth Row Bet y Iones Ellen Baltmger Martha Laubscher Betty Sassman Forth Row Mary Hare Miss Brown Martha Car berry Sharon Elser Mary Dudley Gretchen Mackall Charlotte Yalowrtz all Third Row Gerry Verba Betty Behn, Ellen Helsing Second Row Nancy Isolampr Anna Walker Krm Hasch. Helen Odzsho First Row Gall Smith Pat Ingram Harriet Iackson, Mary Ann Trmmer Iean Fatourus Pngv H I I I . s D I . I . l debating in Calumet League meets. In addition an inter-state conference Pl-'1l'fiClPCi!9d in the discussion, declamation, and oratory divisions. The . I . . I . . . A . . . . H - U . ' , A. W . . . . I I ' . wr., -' : ' ' I ' ' .. The Tale of Sir Percy Verrance and the Thespians Once upon a trme there lrved rn the magrc land of Cubrcle rn the Stratosphere srtuated on a mountarn three storres hrgh a very strange trrbe of people who called themselves Thesprans Very lrttle was known of the customs and ceremonres of these good people for therr krngdom was so rsolated and therr domarn so carefully guarded that few dared to venture forth to rnvestrgate the sacred bounds Only two facts were common knowledge frrst they were actors whose sole publrc appearances en masse were rn the plays whrch they presented several trmes yearly and second twrce a year they opened the sacred portals to a few chosen rndrvrduals who met the requrrements for membershrp Now rt happened one bleak Ianuary about the trme for admrssron of new Thesprans that a dauntless young knrght of a nerghborrng krng dom was completely devord of herorc feats to accomphsh The knrght whose name was Srr Percy Verrance had exhausted the avarlable stock of chrvalrous deeds and was now restlessly searchrng for some excrtrng new quest Whrle rrdrng through the streets one day on hrs great whrte charger he heard a tremendous commotron and spurred hrs horse on around thc comer where a large crowd of vrllagers was clustered about the town cner Clangrng hrs farthful bell the fellow sang out Hear ye hear ye' All brave adventurers If ye would garn honor serve your krngdom and heap glory upon yourself accept the Thesprans challenge to try for membershrp Only the fearless survrve only the strong rn heart succeed Those who wrsh to compete make haste to the kmgdom for Ianuary rs the tournament date Hear ye hear ye' Percy whrrled hrs horse around and raced back to hrs castle Here was rnsprratron hrs next conquest would be to become a Thespran' Brddrng hrs parents a hurrred good bye Srr Percy set off through the snow takrng hrs mother s grft of a beautrful tragedy mask and an equally frne comedy mask from hrs father These two they told hrm possessed magrc powers and by puttrng them on he mrght transform hrmself mto a myrrad of characters Percy lourneyed three days and nrghts and on the fourth mornrng he arnved rn Thespraland There everythrng was rn a turmorl over the comrng tryouts and Percy soon entered rnto the general excrtement berng all the more perturbed because he was among the twenty asprrants At length the dreadful day came Though the twenty were among the most courageous rn the land strll they quarled as they ascended to the strange secret chambers Therern sat fully thrrty marble mouthed Judges glarrng as though therr sole motrve were the ternfyrng of hopeful youth Wrth Trtanrc effort Percy stepped before hrs peers and performed All afternoon Percy warted tense wrth antrcrpatron When would he know? At length he saw the scrrbe approachrng hrm Thrs venerable berng descended on hrm thrust an envelope at hrm and then drd some thrng he had never rn recorded hrstory done before He smrled' That smrle was rmprrnted on Percy s mrnd all durrng hrs second tryout and afterward he searched frantrcally for rt on the face of every passrng Thespran Storcs all' The scrrbe seemed to have drsappeared from the face of the earth untrl all at once he materralrzed before Percy s eyes startlrng sudden and smrlrng' A few weeks later Percy underwent a solemn rnstructron servrce along wrth seven others none of whom seemed to mrnd the fact that for frve months they were rgnomrnrous apprentrces surrenderrng even therr rrght to a name and answerrng rnstead to Neophyte' Percy soon learned that a neos lrfe rs hardly one of ease Hrs frrst day rn the kmgdom he was seated drrectly across from the senror PROLOGUE As prologue to thrs story here am I To orrent you rn our plays content The places actrons characters and plot Entrrety of whrch I now reveal Set rn secluded wondrous dark retreats Our tale concerns these several busy femmes Who berng of artrstrc trrck of mrnd Do spend therr trme rn workrng at the lens Or dabblrng rn the photographrc arts By snapprng flashrng and related feats ACT I The numerous members work most drlrgent To make such vrsual record of the year As may rnclude the dramas balls banquets And vanous and sundry happenrngs Whrch to the grasprng cameras eye be sent Page 49 Thesprans who drd therr best to make hrm self conscrous by starrng the entrre hour at hrm Each Monday Percy was expected to report on actrvrtres rn the professronal theatre rn the nearby realm of Chrcago and more outlyrng dream world called New York Also he ran errands prcked up papers carrred scrrpts and performed dozens of menral tasks Was thrs theatre? When could he too act rn one those glamorous spectacles he had seen? Percy was gettrng rmpatrent One day the hrgh chref announced the begrnnrng of a new productron The Barretts of Wrmpole Street Percy was ecstatrc Now he could realrze hrs dream of glory hrs dramatrc asprratrons he would be a recognrzed Thespran' Neophyte Percy started eagerly You ll be on scenery crew Be here at 4 00 Wednesday nrght and wear old clothes And so on down the lrne Percy was stunned No scrrpt? No costumes? No actrng? What was thrs strange procedure of takmg the stage 'P Well Percy came Wednesday and Thursday and Frrday and every nrght for frve weeks and spent a rrgorous drrty two or three hours learnrng carpentry rnstead of actrng Now and then he ghmpsed the senror Thesprans rehearsrng or prcked up a stray brt of drrectron but lrke the other neos he was too busy to spend any trme just watchrng If he wasnt needed to hammer and saw somebody was sure to call hrm to Run get me a No 56 amber or Lrft the second gray legs or some such fantastrc drrectron whrch caused Percy to develop an entrre new vocabulary O1 the nrght of productron Percy recerved hrs remuneratron a free pass and a hearty thank you from the hrgh chref But he was satrsfred Srttmg quretly rn the balcony he smrled happrly upon seerng the curtarn open on hrs set Thrs was reward enough The next play was Shakespearran Kmg Lear and the hrgh chref made qurte clear the need for authentrc costumes So Percy lorned the costume crew to drg and delve rn endless cupboards and boxes for crowns gowns trarns and those wretched trghts One day the hrgh chref called Percy from the depths of a partrcularly crowded cupboard Read thrs part she sard Our new humbly resrgned neo gasped wrth surprrse Stammerrngly he serzed the scrrpt muttered a hasty Grve me strength and plunged mto a scramble of rambrc pentameter from whrch he emerged not Percy not Neo but Oswald whom he remarned from then trll after perform ance I-Iavrng proved hrs merrt Percy then had a chance at a really brg part rn a one act play presented by all the neophytes They respected hrm for not all had a chance to act yet Thrs undertakrng was really mammoth because the actors were pro ducmg rt too Percy thanked hrs lucky stars he knew somethrng of sets to say nothrng of the other cast members all of whom had collected sundry brts of rnformatron on lrghts props sound effects etc Lrttle trrcks of technique prcked up whrle movrng scenery popped up most opportunely Why rt was uncanny' Everythrng frt every brt of work had rts applrcatron and all blended together to get Percys productron on the boards perfectly the supreme achrevement At the end of May tryouts were held agarn Iudgement day agarn Placrdly Percy sat apparently rmpassrve to the whole procedure Srr Percy Verrance was a full fledged Tespran ACT II Scholarly they and anxrously they serzed Upon some erudrte photographers And called a publrc meetrng for to leam Of lrghtrng from the clever Kennrson And many were the skrlls he them drd show For whrch the assembled number was most pleased ACT III The noble Budlove once drd grace thrs crowd When rn trr weekly councrl they drd meet Followed the venerable Vrncent wrde reknowned And hrm hrs audrtors made much acclarm For knowledge he drspersed They gathered rt Prarses of hrm were srngrng long and loud EPILOGUE But they were not all study revels shrrkrng For having well completed all therr tasks Assrsted by the charmrng Lady Brown An open house they held whrch drd conclude Wrth lersure all the former ten months workrng . . . 1 11 . . . . . . . . ,, . . . . . . 1 1 . . 11 . 11 . . . . ' - 1 1 . , , - 1 . . 11 11 1 . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 '- , . . . . . . 11 11 , - . . . 11 1 . , 1 . . 1 11 . . . . . . . 11 1 11 1 1 1 . . . . 11 1 1 . . . 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 . 1 11 11 . . . , 1 1 1 1 . . 11 11 11 . 11 1 1 1 1 1 . 11 . . . . . - . 1 1 . . . . . 11 11 1 . . . . I . I - . . , . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 . . 1 11 1 11 1 . , , 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 11 1 11 . . 1 1 . . . . 11 11 1 . . 1 1 . . . . . 11 . ,, 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 . . . 1 11 11 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 , - . . 1 11 11 I D ' 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 . . 1 1 . 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 I 1 11 11 1 1 . 1 . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 - , I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 Ad verhsemenfs H M s Best Dressed Men say T antalizmgly tasty I wear Torch Club T shwrs A PPef'Z'n9 F f fl Exciting Red and Spotless White F :ffy jgmgaallgglx awrb Sizes to fit any shape Buy now Y our treat of The year Do You Feel Pepless From Overwork? Do You Dread A Quiet Evening At Home? In An Informal Atmosphere Relax Among Friends P ay Dance Lounge Horace Mann Social Club Tuesdays 7-30-9:30 I , . . I 1 I - ll ' ll - l Q Be in See your friendly English teacher for prompt service. O I 6 I' f i fs 5 an . 4 M. 4 2, ls . 3 N A .: 1' i S 5 X nw' X F Kj- new Sig I P g ma f at QQ y qffiffi jg: -Nm an sa: I ,Q si I :V x t. , , x V .I F3 Q is ,V ,Zh K , m , ,5,25: A J .25 f 315' nA,,M 4 if Tm ,Q f' f ' A Splash Hd' SWIMMING TEAM Standmq IBack2 Coach Kommskx B111 Braman Rrchard Bessler Ron ald Phrllrps Marvm Smrth Tom Brown Bob Rrce Allan Terry Seated Eugene Mlller Irm Harrrson Roger Grrtfrths Ken Hybarger Dan Kuzman Iohn Owens In Water Ierry Cotter Douglas Ward Kelth Peterson I1m Barley Elrot Deutsch There have been many fme sw1mm1ng teams from Horace Mann 1n the past and there w1ll be many more ln the future yet th1s season s sw1mm1ng team wrll undoubt edly be the greatest ln the h1story of our school The team was led th1s year by I1m Balley CCapta1nj who accordmg to Coach Kom1nsk1 Cant swlm worth a Confederate n1ckle but for some reason always wlns The Mann mermen won 14 consecut1ve meets before loslng thexr f1rst dual meet to Hammond When the con ference state meet came the boys entered the pool full of revenge for last year s loss to Hammond 1n th1s same meet and also for the one loss they suffered th1s year From the f1rst race m the fmals the meet was all Horace Mann Hammond who fmrshed second was far behmd The team quallfled SIX 1nd1v1dual swlmmers and two relays These followmg boys quallfled Ilm Ba1ley Ellot Deutsch Kerth Peterson Doug Ward Roger Gr1f'I1ths Ilm HGIIISOH med ley relay and free style relay Event 40 yd tree style Doug Ward 200 yd free style Ixm Barley 100 yd back stroke Ehot Deutsch 100 yd tree style Kerth Peterson Medley Relay Deutsch Peterson Ward The sw1mm1ng team has completed qulte an extra ordmary record ln the last four years 1944 45 1945 46 1946 47 1947 48 C1ty Conference State Champs Won 9 Lost 5 dual meets C1ty Conference State Champs Won 12 Lost 5 dual meets C1ty Won 13 Lost 1 dual meet C1ty Conference State Champs Won 14 Lost l dual meet Manns medley team of Deutsch Peterson and Ward broke the conference state record ln the meet but they lost to Hammond by an mch 1n the fmals The free style team ofGr1H1ths Mrller Cotter Batley came through wrth thelr finest performance of the year to take a frrst and cllnch the meet The scormg IS as follows Horace Mann Hammond Wh1t1ng Washmgton Central CS B Lew Wallace LaPorte Froebel The only Senlors on th1s years team are Ilm Barley and Rlchard Bessler so we can look forward to some mrghty fast sw1mm1ng agaln next year The boys th1s year came close to breakmg several state records Best Trme State Record 20 8 secs 19 6 secs 08 568 507 5 3 All 1n all 1D the last four years the team has won four Clty three conference three state champ1onsh1ps In the last two years they have lost only two dual meets out of twenty n1ne Th1s IS a record that all of us here at Horace Mann should be justly proud VARSITY TEAM TIPS IIM BAILEY Cuprd Captam Senror swam free style and relay always dependable N I H S champlon ELIOT DEUTSCH Dootch Iumor swam back stroke and medley wont be back next year though hes graduatmg rn 312 years KEITH PETERSON Weed Iunror swam free style and breast stroke NIHS champxon IIM HARRISON Ha Ha Iumor drver swam free style team 1oker RO ER GRIFFITHS Rog Iumor swam free style and relay lmproved greatly d1d best work rn blg meet DOUG WARD Sophomore swam free style and relay clatms he s gomg to break the records that Peterson makes next year CORKY MILLER Muscles Iun1or swam free style and relay muscle man on the team already has three letters IOHN OWENS Iohnny lunror swam breast stroke gettrng better all the txme KEN HYBARGER Flash Sophomore swam free style should be all nght next season IERRY COTTER Iunlor swam free style and relay says he knew we would wxn state all the time DAN KUZMAN Iumor drver caught on fast watch hlm go next season MARVIN SMITH Smltty jumor back stroker always grves hrs best RICHARD BESSLER Senior back stroker team scholar frne swrmmer I l . - , ' H, to 111111111111111 .,111.11.. . ....43 ' ,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,.,1. ,. ,... ,,,,.35 ' ' ' , - ' ' r,,.1.1. ..., . ,,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , 111.28 - , ' ,,.,,, ,, ,, ,,,,,,,, ,, 1,,....,..... . ....20 ' - - . .pm oooo,.oo ,ooooooo1o1o1oo,oo1o 1 ,.,.19 ' , ...., ,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,.1,,...,..,..... . . 6 ' ' ' , , ,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,..........,, . ..,,,,..,,,.,, , 4 , - - , - . .....,o.oooooooooo1,oo.,,... .o..o.....,.. 0 . , , I , , , , . 100 yd. breast stroke, ,,,,, .,,, ,, ,,,, ,, ,,.,,,,,, ,Keith Peterson ,,,,.., ,.., ...,,,,,,, , ..., .vY,V.v ,,,...............-.t,- 1 m 1 Il - 11-5 H 1 min- 9-7 H , ,A,A,A,,,,,,, ,V A VA,VVV,VVA, V My VVVVVA,VV ' ' A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, , ,, ,...,,,.. .,,, , , 2 H 32 ' 2 H 26 H , , ,H W U, W , ,,,,.,,, Y ' ,,r,,,,r,r, ,,,, ,,,. . . ., ,,.,,,. , . . l. H 1 . H 1 H 8.7 U , , , , ,,,,AA , H .,,,, , H ,A,,,,,,,A, ' ,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.........,......... . , 57 . H D , , . G 7 ' I ' ' - . . . mg., 5 P11 The 1948 Seniors Horace Mann present THE BARRETS OF WIMPOLE STREET February 11, 13 How do I love thee? Let me count the ways I love thee to the depth and breadth and hetght My soul can reach when feeling out of slght For the ends of Bemg and rdeal Grace Most qulet need by sun and candlehght I love thee freely as men strxve for nght I love thee purely as they turn from pra1se I love thee wlth the PGSSIOD put to use In my old grtefs and wxth my chtldhood iaxth I love thee wtth a love I seemed to lose Smlles tears of all my hfe' and ti God choose I shall but love thee better after death ELIZABETH BARRETT BRQWNING I love thee to the level of everyday's With my lost saints-l love thee with the breath gf: Hn CAST OF CHARACTERS Doctor Chambers Ellzabeth Barrett Wxlson Herwxetta Barrett Arabel Barrett Octavlus Barrett Septrmus Barrett Alfred Barrett Charles Barrett Henry Barrett George Barrett Bella Hedley Henry Bevan Robert Browmng Bob Grantham Donna I-Illlman Suzanne Phxllxps Sharlene Shrago Sally Srmth Debbxe Dor n Helen Plke Ioan lessee Barbara Whxte Fred Rendma Iohn Schoon Bob Clark Walter Morton Glen Wnght Dale Moreda Karl Snepp Angela Clmmo Dagna Sxmpson Fred Rendrna Ierry Gorxs Iud Cassrdy Doctor Ford Wa erlow Eugene Mlller Donald Fmk Captam Sur ees Cook erry Gorls Iohn Schoon Flush hxmseli PRODUCTION STAFF Drrector Busmess Manager Assrstant Dlrectox Stage Manager Scenery Properties Mary Gorrell lvalee Mooney ean Morrow Dale Moreda Glen Wnght Fred Rendma Evelyn Olander Costumes., ,....,.......,, ..., T rreste Olrvterl Ioan Kxstler Mrckey Morton SENIOR KINGS AND QUEENS QUEENS QUEEN lane McLaughlin BEAUTY Pathe Grubbs EYES-Pattle Grubbs HAIR Barbara Rowland FIGURE Marilyn Mrlteer HUMOR Dagna Slmpson CLOTHES-Lulu Belle Nash SOPHISTICATION Donna Hxllman LAUGH Pat Randhan SMILE Ioan Iesse FEMININE K1mHasch VOICE Barbara White POPULARITY Ioyce McGee PERSONALITY Barbara Blaxr KINGS KING Alun Bevan s I HANDSOME Don Mclnms EYES-Bob Grantham HAIR Bernard Logan PHISQUE Paul Kay HUMOR Iohn Schoon CLOTHES-lack Anderson DASHING Ioe Orhch LAUGH lack Nebe SMILE Alun Bevan MASCULINE Bxll Fatouros VOICE lud Cassidy POPULARITY Bob Beck PERSONALITY Bob Beck Edward BGIIGII-,-,-,-LV, 'tltl 1 ltltl 1 tltlt I .l.. ,l,l.B.l. lt. Bark S SSQQQ QQQQQQQQ ...'.f1fffffQlfff ' ' - Q,'ff'1ff' ttrl. l,l. I fQ.Q.tQQ.I I I SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Top How Sally Lu Smtth Don Ftnk Dorts Bachmann Ray Ttttle lack Anderson Bottom Row Ioyce McGee Suzanne Phtlltps Delores Stevens MEMBERS WHO ARE NOT IN PICTURE Betty Behn Rtchard Bessler Barbara Blatr Norma Burns Carolyn Calt Henry Cepertch Iane Davts Debby Dorman Ruth Ertckson Emtlte Fernandez Ioan Gltnstra Ioyce Greenwald Iune Green wald Donald Grav Beverly Harness Donna Htllman Mary Ioan I-Itpsktnd Barbara Isaacson Nancy Isolmpt Dorts Iohnson Ioann Iones Sharon Kenady Dorothy Kutch Mtlton Longbottom Vtrgtnta Mason Iudtth Rosenbloom Mtrram Rosenblom Mary Lou Seabrtght Irene Theodropoulos Ervtn Thomason Georgt anna Wulettch Charlotte Yalowttz JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY IUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Ftrs! Row Martha Carberry Beverly Tylte Lots Gumm Laurene Iohnson Iane Ann Clements Second Row Don Gray Barbara Esktlson Iohn Sttles Don Ktng Altce Halptn Thtrd Row Alvtn Rosenbloom Mark Stern Martha Wtglama Norma Cohen Iohn Polthronts Fourth Row Barbara Isaacson Mary Rhodes Shtela McCormtck Io Ann Marttn lean Morrow Marcta McCormtck Ronald Hepktnq Frrst Row Helene Stmon Sybtl Wulettch Ben Behr Second Row Ioan Durktn Madge Dougherty Georgtanna Wulettch Thtrd Row Mary Hare Dorothy Carltn Mary Ann Pry Fourth Row Betty Behn Mary Lou Seabrtght Martha Laubscher Pat Hufttngton Frtth Row Byron Sparger Bruce Howland Carolyn Call Stxth Row Bob Woschttz Laurence Feldman Btll Shepard Seventh Row Ioel Yonover B ll Backemeyer Btll Lordon Davtd Notley YE MORALITYE OF YE HONOR STUDENT Characters Str Student who asptres to become an Honour Student Iudge who admtts worthy students mto the Sentor Honour Soctetye Str Students Compantons Beauty Strength Wealth Leadershtp Servtce Scholarshtp Character Ye Ftrste Act Ttme Shortly before the Honour Soctetye tntttattons Settmg A htgh grav stone wall stretches across the back ot the stage The wall ts broken by an tron gate tn the center Thts wall surrounds the lodgtng of the ludge As the curtatn rtses Str Student and hts compantons approach the gate Srr Student Soon we shall appear before the Iudge' Soon I shall know tt I be worthy of the Sentor Honour Soctetye' Beauty Have no qualms Str Student I shall help you Wealth I can persuade the Iudge to accept you' Other Compantons Yes' We wtll all help you' Str Student Then let us go tn now CThey enter the gate as the curtatn fallsj Ye Second Act Later The Student and hrs Compantons stand before the Iudge s htgh desk ludge And how can you prove your worth Str Student? Str Student Str I was a member of the Iuntor Honour Soctetye Iudge Good but I must Judge you by your present worth Page 48 Str Student My tnends wtll vouch for me Judge Qturns toward Students Compantonsj Speak Strength Csteps forwardU Str Student s strength surpasses that ot any student tn Lake shtre' Iudqe Cwaves Strength awayj That counts for nothtng here Beauty ls he not very handsome? Judge Csmtltng pattentlyQ True but that matters not wtth me Beauty Bah' What good ts a person who lacks beauty Cgoes oft wtth Strength both protesttng agatnst Iudges attttude D Wealth What I have to say wtll er appeal to you Im sure CWtnks knowmgly at Iudge and leans closer D Str Student s father ts a rtch nch man' Iudges Ccoldlyj One cannot buy worthtness' CWealth taken aback sltnks offD Leadershtp Str Iudge the young man has purpose determtnatton and abtltty tn short leadershtp' Iudge Cbrtghtentngj Ah' That stands tn hts favor' Servtce And he ts helpful and cooperattve Iudqe He combtnes leadershtp and servtce' An Honour Soctetye mem ber must have both of these qualtttes' Scholarshtp Str Student ts an eager scholar Surely he ments scholar shtp' Iudge Thus for you have shown me that Str Student has three of the four qualtttes whtch mark an Honour Student Character Str Iudge I have not yet spoken I wtsh to recommend Str Student s character He ts strcughttorward tatr and gental ludqe Csmtltng broadlyj It looks as though Str Student wtll soon be called Str Honour Student tor Character ts the fourth qualtty requtred by the Honour Soctetye Str Student I congratulate you' Str Student Coverjoyedj Thank you str' SN. , ax K 15 If ' , x M S Q 5 1 - Q v Q 1 ,M .. 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' - . , , a . , . . : , . jim .9 Music by Horace Mann Orchesfra Y ORCHESTRA MEMBERS Top How Bob Borns Ward Resur Mary Scho txeld Bottom Row Tom D arlnq Iohn Yonan D lores Greene Roland Brown r Top Row Gordon Snyder Bob leeper Kessler Truelove Davld Lozer Andrew Preschak lorry Pennock Ioseph Krextzrnan Middle How Mr Roesler Asst Conductor Don ald Schoon Bruce Dalton Donald Hammond Roy Bottom Row Lrnda Bryan Gwendolyn Glbbs Zella Doty Marcla McCorm1ck Ioan Roach Ann Hoskxns Top Row Delores Baer Howard Kraus Lee Stern Martha Huber Donald Hutton Raymond Kerlman Bonnle Hemtz Mzddle Row Mr Beavers onductor Bonnle Holxield Calrope MUQIlpllS Nancy Nezovrch Sue Wrllrarns bhxrley Elllot Dorothy McKay Laura Berquxst Clara Hutton Carmen RUIZ Bottom Row Marrlyn Dubn Rosemary Tltc lean to Wxtko Wmnrlred Wyllle Shrela McCor m ct Svlvla Roberts Nancy Hhs para Ann Dt fender or Rodmxlla Tuttle Mary Carlson Bottom Row Sally Sa tel Nanny Olandor Ann Karrnlch Nancy Runc trom Review of the Season All cr1t1cs have pra1sed the past season of the orchestra It has shown abrhty 1n lovely 1nterpretat1ons and perfected execut1on Whlle the audrences warted between acts of the class plays the orchestra made the trme pass qurckly wrth varrous pleaslng melod1es Durrng the Chrrstmas Pageant a most effectrve background of musrc brought quret beauty to the productron As the opera presentatron progressed people were rmpressed by the competent accompany 1ng of the slngers These events were only a forerunner of the en1oyable concert g1ven 1n Aprrl Haydn Brahms R1mskey Korsakoff and Romberg are a few composers Whose compos1t1ons were played The concert was only further speakrng proof of the tme art1st1c ab1l1ty of the orchestra Near1ng the end of the year an enloyable rnterlude of musrc frlled the audl tor1um as the Iumor Honor Soclety rnductees marched forward four by fou to l1ght thexr candles Horace Mann Loyalty f1n1shed the program the students marched out W1th the1r hghted candles br1ng1ng to a close another successful meetmg of the orchestra I II : . , C I ' llr ' , , ' . f l f , Cl ' , ' ' , ' f , ' . i 'ly ' , . N '. , , , IV Quanstrom, Iohn Detenderfer, Marvin Murdock. Top How: Ann Saqnl, Diane Terry, Lenore Elltot, I ' I - I J , f , ' ' ' v, J . I I V . I . I I - - I Info- :I Ad III Alls Well Thai Ends Well Scene I Scene I Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene VIII At a Latm Play festrval 1n old Madrld QS111y s1tuat1on rsnt 1193 Pan Arnencan League and S P Q R The gzrls gym 4 OO P M on a week nlght G U M T barracks 1950 R O T C The mterror of a Venetran gondola Gondohers An excluszve Parrsran fashron salon G1rIs Club A cross sectron of a large New York offrce burldmg F B L A A theatre press box and adlacent CIIIICS seats 5 rmnutes before curta1n ume MannUScr1pt Staff and Annual Staff Celestral Starrway to the Stars Somewhere m Inf1n1ty Senlors ll 1 rr I. ' ' . Z . . ' .- . A. A. III. . . . . - . . . . IV. ' ' ' .-- ' V' . . . . -- . . VI. - ' ' ' ' . VH' - . . . , Q :MMI Q-. Zz K ELECTION W X 5 5 m egg!! og e S X19 X ji .X 1 X 1 HM SJ-ig if . 'v f 4 QYQ Wx Q6 awk 2 E :iff use o,o 4' V fl fl '- ff J 4 1 Q 1 l if ' '1 o o :E j gilt- ' W E 'W sS X if 'V Q . ' 1, xx 1 , 1 v l , LQ f sf M L- X' E . cl, , S Nb ogy t , v 4 ii Q40 Q1 N X f. G 1. ' ' 4351-'1 'wr ' ' Q 5-.4 Mann ual Reporter Ye gods why is thrs crushing assemblage gathered here? A person could get trampled to death well almost Crtzzen Ah you must be new around here May I ask what gods you portant occasion Do you have a god corresponding to him? Mann ual Reporter But tell me what is this? News I must have Cxtrzen Or maybe you would do better wlth Mars? Chorus of Citizens Most welcome vzsltor to this proud occasion we ll gladly tell you the quls quid ubl quando and cur of this Latm Club Conference of which you inquired From beglnnlng to end the tale will be an interesting one It you wrll but lend us an ear or two Scene I Messenger The ktndly gods have sent me from lofty Mt Olympus to bnng you the 1oytul news that the fates have decreed Ianuary to be the month of your manumission Slaves We kneel in thanktulness to the generous gods who have at last pltled our slavery and have granted that these heavy collars be thrown oft Chorus O happy people who as freedmen may seek to become new citizens of the Senatus Populusque Romanae Your fortune is a happy one now indeed Scene II Chorus And now these freedmen once lowly slaves gather here wlth their noble Roman patrons to be formally proclaimed Roman citizens New Crtrzens In solemn faith we pledge our lives and hearts to the SPQR and promise to promote forever the cause of the Latm language and the grandeur that was Rome Chorus Hear ye hear ye These persons are now citizens of the S P Q R and entitled to all pnvileges accorded to its loyal citizens Page .74 XXX I s. P. Q. R. Left to Right, First Row: Rosemary Tite, Patsy Stanton, Nancy Labate. Iudy Sorrells, Patricia Lugar, Georgiana Wuletich, Gail Ruth Smith. Anne Sagel Bina Greenball Eleanor Gondell. Second Row Helene Srmon Norma lean Cohen Martha Wiglama Elizabeth Kormos Carmen Rurz Clarre Sharpe Dons Iohnson Ruth Ieanne Drckson Iane Anne Clements Sybll Wuletxch Ioan Durkm Catherine Hack et Rita Ann Mayer Third Row Ianet Witko Phyllis Cline Mary Ann Burke Deborah Dmgler Joyce McCul laugh Iudv Yocum Mary Lou Seabrrght Ellen Baitinger Mary Hare Barbara Eskrlson Lor raine Fitszsxmmons Alice Halpm Madge Daugherty Top Row Dorothy Carlm Anne Balm Iohn Hedges Richard Gould Ted Tylickr lack Salmn Frank Gaydos lack Pembroke John Stiles Iames Lightbody PAN AMERICAN LEAGUE Top Row Lours Tenta Tom Clarke Ioe Lower Wendell Corbm Sheila McCormick Bill Sulllvan Second Row Elizabeth Prwowarskx Evelyn Olander Barbara Saunders Ronald Repking Mary Curley lamce Peterson Virginia Mason Frrst Row Sally Hottman Sharon Elser Marilyn Fmnigan Trieste OIIVEII Eloxda Co lina Esther Huber Gloria Theodorous Scene III Chorus Although pleblans are common equestrians rxch patncians noble and senators crafty Romans have many other things rn common For instance all enloy the fierce dramas presented in their theatre CThe plays are stnctly blood and thunder affairs and everyone acts in them to his ham s content D And then there s oratory-ah such sttrrmg speeches such rhetoric such reports' Truly though these citizens plunge deep into classrcal lore they carry away wrth them a little light on Roman hte and customs Orator Aaa a my talk is on the a a clothing ancient Romans wore Well Chorus And there are even greater orators than this dlstinguished one Behold thrs speaker of noble thoughts Second Orator Democracy IS an ancient hentage The old Romans rn 451 B C had a aa a government in 700 A D they had aa Chorus Anyway all Romans have a grit for play and fun The citizens ot the SPQR lxke best ot all the combmatzon ot bread and games That s enough of that You get the idea This tale has gone on and on We must tmd the end Well tell you now what thxs vast crowd is here for Mann ual Reporter Yes that s what we started to talk about Chorus This wont take long The SPQR mvrted all the Latin clubs in Gary to come to their Rome as guests for a day to celebrate the Ides ot March with plays dxscusslons oratlons exhibits and feasts Caesar s tragxc death does not mspire sorrow rn everyone you know Mann ual Reporter I see Well thrs story might be able to be used as tiller Well I suppose vale rs the proper word f w I , . 1 r ,, I I I ka ' -I U I . I I ' 'Y I, X 1 ' I . . . I B ' Y ' 1 ' Q , ,I K I 3 if f- A w D .q h -. h h , , Af , e. . . - . lk N X , .sl a M The S. P.Q. R. are calling to your aid? I think Iupiter would be appropriate tor this im- ' ' . ' I . 1. I ' Pan American League FIRST MEETING NOT THE LAST MEETING lwllum kwlllr blame beurdj Hana rt over wenclr Mrss Pan American Help help Hes robbrng me HM Pan Amerzcan CAIIIVIHQ on scenej What s thrs' Loose her you cad Vzllam CFIGGIIIQD Curses' Forled agam Mzss Pan American Oh thank you brave slr Such courage that pm you wear Are you one of us? HM Pan Amerrcan The P A League? Yes but what drd that vrllam want? Mrss Pan Amerrcan The Leagues prohts from the skatmg partres I was on my way to buy wlth them a wrre recorder for the League s use And krnd srr how drd you happen by? HM Pan American I was on my way to gather materlal for the League s new prolect those artrcles on local customs We ll succeed wrth them as well as we dld wrth our newspaper for South Amerrca I belreve Ah but I must go Perhaps well see each other agam at a meetmg Goodbye Mzss Pan Amerrcan Good luck' Pros dent of the League W1ll the meetxng please corne to order I wrsh to report frrst that new materral for our propaganda campargn has arnved movies of Spanish bullhghts And we have a new tnurnph that wrll fur ther our cause A second mural rs bemg pamted for Room 301 Comrades our cause rs gammg strength' Who rs thrs that comes a messenger? Messenger Drspatches irom Spam have arnved slr but only wrth the help of thrs young man here A vrllarn wzth a black beard attempted to secure the letters but thrs herorc Leagueman came to my and fought hrm oft and Irnally krlled htm Presrdent We owe you many thanks young man Mrss Pan Amerzcan It was the same vlllatn who trred to rob me and rt rs the same gentleman who saved me my hero Preszdent What' Srr my deepest thanks tor your bravery I must re pay you somehow May I present you wrth ht1s plaque for your courage ous acts Pass out some refreshment A fresta' Let us celebrate' H M Pan Amerrcan Thank you slr I only drd what any true member of our worthy league would do CTO Mrss Pan Amer1canD May I brmg you the refreshments? Mrss Pan American Yes please H M Pan Amerrcan May I take you to the Pan Amencan League party at Emerson? Mrss Pan Amencan Oh yes G A A Smash Hits of the Year G A A presents actrvrty program for the season of 1947 48 Monday Tuesday Wednesday practice nrghts Thursday mermaid nrght I-'rrday Bowlrng Selectrons from the held of sports rs great hockey basketball volly ball badmmton baseball and speedball A gala occaslon for all A gathermg of new and old members was held questron at once Sounded hke grand central statron but wrthout trams Hrkmg' Hrkrng' The word even sounds harsh to the ears Well 1t Cer tamly rs rough on leet Even though the weather was balmy Indran sum mer my back stlll aches Come one Come all special tomght Teachers vs Students tn volley ball My oh my I drdnt know school teachers had so much oomph But sttll wrth all that oomph they lost Better luck next trme Social' Socral' Ice cream soctal tomght rn the glrls gym It s very good but ri we don t stop eatmg we may pay a socral call to the doctor Terror house at Horace Mann IS open tomght for the neophytes of the G A A CHa Haj those suckers they don t know what they re rn lor After maulrng them around rn a rugged 1n1t1at1on we wrll have a hrgh class Iormal aflarr Mystery and more mystery rn the Wtde spaces oi the grrls gym Extreme actrvrty has been gomg on rn there One nrght we heard borsterous cheer mg echomg down the long hall Come on Yale' Beat Princeton Yale' Prmceton'P What are they dorng rn the grrls gym? Solution After much wanglrng and talkxng ourselves blue m the face we got a pass rnto the gym There rlght rn front of us we saw grrls play thmk of next Trckets here tickets here buy your trckets for an Evenrng rn Pans Hurry or they wrll soon be sold out Yes srr' we went to Pans Cm the grrls gymj The annual GA A dance was a sensatron Splash splash went the mermazds Something new m entertamrnent Our G AA sponsored a ballet rn water All good thrngs must come to an end sometrme or another Our G A A season was temunated by our annual banquet The senror queen and new ofhcers were announced emblems and letters were gxven to those who had served Iarthfully durmg the season A specral trrbute was gtven to Mrss Doerschner our sponsor for the help she had grven us She was really a swell pal As the evenrng drew to a close the semors were looking back on thelr past seasons but the neophytes were VISUGIIZIIIQ what therr grand season would be lrke G A A COUNCIL Standrnq Delorrs Stevens Gwenn Glbbs Sally Box Mabel McGregor Sharon Haas Kneelmq Delores Meyers Ruth Prttman Nancy Medlen Patrrcla Dethloff 4iv ' Pace G5 O by means of a Punch Party. 'Twas a joyiul afternoon, everybody asking ing basketball. Calling themselves Yale and Princeton, what will they lt if ' ' ' I ' H ,f LIP, M Av UA YQ H Nyygv,-f.,f. i is rv..- tile' G.A.A. BASKETBALL Lett to Right: Donna Loar. Doris Cooley, Alta Crowder, Betty Lou Burnett. Debby Dorman Nancy Medlen Marcia McCormick Center Patrrcra Dethloft G A A SWIMMING Top Gwen Gibbs Marjorre Plummer Zella Doty Srttmq Patrrcla Dethloxi Elaxne Wxlson Delores Kabalskr Margaret Stepp In Water Phrazme Iones Shrrley Prttman Ioan Bender Betty Lou Burnett G A A BASEBALL AND SPEED BALL Top Row Mxss Doerschner Catherzn Prurtt Dons Cooley Nancy Nezovrch Debby Dorman Szttrng Donna Loar Bessre Murctakes Ir'na Samts Ianrce Murdock IoAnn Muftoletto G A A VOLLEYBALL Stanr mg Bessie Murdakes Irma Samls Ieanette Wxtko Nancy Nezovlch Phrazme lones Edrth Froberg Kneeling Iamce Murdock Ioan Bender Nancy Medlen Zella Doty HORACE MANN R O T C Perhaps you havent recogmzed the ushers m our play Perhaps rt was the immaculate new umform or the shrny buttons whrch you mxstook for ilashlrghts that blmded yocl to the fact that these courteous young men leadmg you down the xsle were cadets rn the Horace Mann R O T C umt If you would V1S1l these young men durmg the 9 5 or 10 30 hours belongmg respectlvely to compames L and M you would be all the Ivor amazed by the numerous changes whxch make up the ROTC s new look Page 16 Your tour of the umt will be led by First Sergeant Ioseph L Handy and Techmcal Sergeant Kenneth Storms who havmg arrlved at HM thxs year are part of the new look themselves The irrst change that you wtll notlce rs the cheerful atomsphere surroundmg the cadets as they go about thexr study and dnll Th1s came along wxth the new program wlthout bemg ordered for ROTC IS now non compulsory and lts members enroll ot therr own accord Another morale buttder was the presentatxon of vanous mllrtary awards 3, A f I t . . fs Q mx A, A i 5 : , I U I 1 a . 33 tr ' W ' sz ' Fr 7 f ' at ttf : -- ' t f' : ' , ', ' . ' . 15 W' 'a f - 'likely K, . el l-l Q mcludlng the School of the Soldxer Rlbbon the MIIIYUIY EHICIGIICY Rlbbon and the Leadershrp Rrbbon to a number of worthy Horace Mann cadets A few other ltems of new equrpment besxdes woolen shxrts and shoulder patches are the standard M l niles tal-:mg the place of the 1903 Spnng f elds and a new rn vxe projecto togethc '. th a fxlm p gran fe tu mg a areater varxety of subyects As you enter the class rooms you will see that the lust second and thxrd year cadets all study the bastc courses of leadershzp dnll and command marksmanshlp and physlcal development plus a number oi other speclallzed courses which constitute the materxal for Federal tnspec tlon examlnatlons A welcome new addttlon to the staff oi ofhcers thxs year IS Honorary Colonel Angela Clmmo who was elected by cadet vote and who recelved tne revmew at parades and at Federal mspectlon whzch began May 18 You are now led down xnto a subterranean passage where the crack ' rxfle can be heard Soo you come upon the R O T C nile teams who are fmng the Second Army and the Hearst Trophy matches The range rs frfty feet and the matches are being ilred wxth 22 callber rrtles Slnce you are not a member oi the RO TC you are not ellglble to attend the annual Mtlltary Ball but you mrght just drop around the Crystal Ballroom Saturday May 8 and see why th1s functron looms wtth such rmportance 1n the hte of an H IV' soldler it li -H Hhs. COMPANY L Top Ierry Beck Top Row Tommy De St lean Rrchard Hall Harry Osterman Leonard Bloomqurst Art W11 hams Ken Edwards Second Row Leonard Hortz Leonard Leach Ronald Lohman Iohn MacDonald Iames Van derhoei Tom Hartell First Row Donald Trrnoskl Tom Theodore George Bortz Adam Havzza Rxchard Legler Davld Zwexq COMPANY L OFFICERS Top Row Dan Lynch Charles Smrth Wrllram Serbert Bottom Row George Schuster Bob York Kenneth Banta RIFLE TEAM Standmq Wrllram Serbert Dan Lynch Ken neth Banta Frank McConnell Davrd Kepple Iohn 'lheodore Lours Anderson Seated Tom Hartrll Leonard Leach George Bortz Donald lrmoskx Wxllram Cermack Harry Osterman Leonard Bloomquxst COMPANY M OFFICERS Top How Harry Legler, Frank McConnell Glen Drlver Bottom How Norman Hlll Iohn Theodore Henry Erswller COMPANY M Top How Davrd Kepple, Mrlton Karns Ron ald Phrllrps, Lealand Bottom, Eugene Tomp11 Homer Hrqhlands David Lynch Second How Donald Underwood, Davld Wrrght George Osterman, Ken Tyler, Alex Valyocsrk, B111 Cermar Carl Seaburger Flrst How Ralph North, Cralg Kennedy Ern est Lztchtenstem Ed Pavel, Wxlllam Cermack Charles Bloom Grant Thompson Page 57 1 1 . 1 ' 1 ' 1 .l , ' C I I 'H YO 1. 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'Sn 35 W-lx 1 THE HORACE MANN CHOIR Presents THE GONDOLIERS THE KING OF BARATARIA LYIICS W S GILBERT MUSIC ARTHUR SULLIVAN March 31 Aprll 2 1948 a 8 P M Prlnclpal PAUL N CARLSON Asslstan Prlnclpal TAYLOR WHITTIER Dlrector CAST The Duke of Plaza Toro CSpanlsh Noblemanj Fred Rendmq I-U12 CHIS Alfendflllll Iames McDanlel Emllo Manna Don Alhambra Qlnqulsltorj Glen Isley Marcus Blumenthal Gulseppe CGondollerj Gerry GOIIS Ronald PhllllpS Marco CG0Y1d0119l'D Forrest Bannlng AMOHIO Davld Krevltz Iames McDanlel FYUHCSDCO EmIllO Manna GIOYQIO Andrew Rleder A-nnlbU1e Glenn Wrlght The Duchess Ann Walker Martha Hlghbarger Irene Theodoropoulos Casllda CDaughter5 Gretchen Mackall Gall Smlth Sharon Kenady EULAH WINTER CHORUS OF GONDOLIERS Ilm Glbbs Shelly Rlan Ilm Boyden Cyrll Muralda Ben Behr Art Cogswell Larry Kostbade Everett Honoroft Art Wllllams Don Pennock Blll Ford Ioe Novotny Nell Brazler Ken Edwards Don MUDCIQ Ray Martln LeRoy Waqenhausel Tom Theodore CHORUS OF VENETIAN PEASANT GIRLS Ianet Iones Sue Owens Aurora Collna Carolyn Cohn Iudy Foster Beverly Tlley Rlta Yalowltz Ellzabeth Kormos Ioyce Ollver Mary Lou Schofleld Betty Frame Carol Evanson Helen Damaskos Iudy Rosenbloom Cleo MQqDlSOllS Ianlce Petersen Beverly PhllllpS Marrorle Schnelder Charlene Kyle Norma Swanson Allce Downey Maryorle Plummer Carmen RUIZ Glanetta Tessa Flametta Pattl Grubbs Phyllls Cllne Sally Hodson Barbara Donbeck Marlene Gartlne Mary Ann Burke VIIQIHIQ Francrs Second How Gretchen Ma kall Forrest Bannlng Charlotte YQl0WllZ Pat MIXFI Rosenbloorr Pat WllllUmS Martha Phllllps Mary I Kldwell Vlttorla Gullla Inez CKlng s Foster Motherb Sue Foster Vlfglnld Francls Pages Wllllam Lee Lynn Gaftlney Tom Deerlng GLEE CLUB Top Row Delphlne Bertln Bonnle Anderson Donna Baldner Mary Iane Kld well MGIIOIIG Plummer Irene Godra Anlta Dworman Frfth Row Barbara Donbeck Florence Mahafty Theresa Kutch Helen Pras chak Ioyce Ollver lackle Godfrey MISS Wlnter Suzanne HOlIl19ld Fourth Row Ruth Atklnson Delores Podrecca Patrrcla Curley Concettlna Nlgrelle Betty Iones Mary Lou Scoflleld Vera Kodakyer Margaret Prasnlker Ethel RICE Caranne Rose Grace Mlrza Thlrd Row Alta Crowder Marlan Garcla VIIQIHIU McDanlel Gertrude SChmldl Donna EIWIH Naoml Slater Evelyn Balser Carol Evanson Second Row Vlctorla Becerra Edlth Froberq Mlldred MCKQHZIG Frrst Row Esther Covelle Glorla Sanders Norma Gose Harrlet Nlles Fay Wllley Mar1orle Brach Dorls Wllson Helen Damaskos Elolse Keleman MIXED CHORUS I Top Row Paul Carlson Byron Chudom Nlck Balaguras Everett Honoroff Forest Bannlng Leroy Rapatta Andrew Rleder Shelly Rlan Blll Ford Frith Row lean Goodyear Marletta Nevms Vlrglnla Krrkham BESSIG Splros Mary Ann Pry Carmen RUIZ Mary Meek Genevleve HUlChlnS Pat Tldwell Margaret Sulllvan Charlotte Yalowl z loyce McCullough ORCHESTRA Dorothy Mackay Jeanette Wltko Rosemary Tlte Shella McCormrck Lee Stern Bonnle Herrltz Ann Sagel VIIQIHIU Mason Robert Borns Marcla CHOIR Frrst Row Gall Ruth Smlth Ann Balm Margaret Sulllvan Delores Puperl Second Row Sally Hodson Davld Graper Betty Webster Vera Koedyker Betty Frame Thlrd Row Phyllls Cllne Sharon Kenady Ilm McDanlel Lulu Belle Nash Pattl Grubbs Irene Theodoropolls Ierry Beck Barbara Rlne Fourth Row Anne Walker Glenn Isley Fred Rendlna Glenn Wrlght Don Mclnnls James Uderwood Frfth How Ronald Phllllps Bob Speddlnq Ioe Orllch Martha Hlghbarger MIXED CHORUS II Frrst Row Pat Randhan Marcus Blumenthal Albert Carless Vernon Crown Mlml Rosenbloom Sue Foster Fourth Row Rlta Yalowltz Ioyce Sparkman Glorla Kyle Cleo Magnlsolls Margaret Boatrlght Ioan Orl ch Pattl Grubbs Ioan Hubbard Thlrd Row Iudy Rosenoloom Beverly Tylle HGIIISL Nlles Irene Godra Ann McConnell Iackle Lletz Ellzabeth Kormus Klm Hasch MISS W1Hl9I Esther Huber Cyrll Murada Second Row lanlce Peterson Iune Wagner Davld Krevltz Dorothy Slezlak Aurora Collna Pat Rutherford Ann Russel Ilm Boyden Frrst Row Nell Brazler Iudy Foster Martha Quanstrom Margaret Roe Sue Owens Ben Behr Bob Rearlck Student Councll Assembly Thanksglvlng Day Constrtutlon Day Women s Club at Y W C A Holy Angels PTA Acl Ac II Wllllarrls Mary Lou Schoileld Maryory Snyder Marlene Garflne Thlld Row Ioan Hubbard Norma Horvath MOIYIS Bannmq Vlrgmla Francls Mary Ann Burke lean Aurlt Barbara Donbeck Fourth Row Emlllo Manna Nlck Balaguras Don MCIHDIS Norma Swanson Marllyn Hecker Angle Clmlno MISS Wlnter Frfth Row lerry Gorls Mlke Goranovlch Ioe Novotny THE MUSICAL REVELS OF 19471948 PROGRAM Advanced Cholr Glrls Glee Club Glrls Glee Club Advanced Cholr Advanced Cholr Chrlstmas Broadcast Advanced Cholr Glrls Glee Club Chamber of Commerce at Hotel Gary Advanced Cholr 3 Chrlstmas Pageant Advanced Cholr Mlxed Chorus Act III Gondollers Advanced Cholr MIXGG Chorus Glrls Glee Club Cltlzens of Tomorrow Broadcast Advanced Cholr Mlxed Chorus GlIlS Glee Club Advanced ChOlI Recognltlon ol Mr Baetzell and Frankle Senlor Honor SOCl9lY Inductlon Baccalaureat Advanced Cholr SSHIOI Recognltlon AdVC1IlCed ChO1f Commencement Flnqle Aavanced Cholr Mlxed 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' .,, , .....,.,,..V, ' ' , ' GIRLS CIUB BOARD GIRLS LUB COUNCIL Standing Anna Dworman Susan Foster Gretchen Mackall Beverly Benn Standmg lore-th Runostrom Lauren Iohnson Eleanor Gondell Martha Eleanor Much Laurcne Iohnson Ruth Frrckson Evelyn Olnnder Marrlyn laubsc-her Ruth leanne Drckson Ellen Bartrnger Ioann Wrllett Martha Wrg Fmnegqn loma Llrrabeth Prwaworskr Pat Inaram Dorothy Slezrak Beverly Khrrstoff Srttmq Iqckle Godfrey Bonrta Anderson Dorothy Slezrak Harrlet Oates Srttmq lackre Godfrey Pat Smrth Grace Mrrza Caranne Rose Madge Cam,-me Hose Iocmn jones Doughcrty Beverly Phrllrps Patsy Stanton Carolyn Cohn From a Womans POINT of View for For Women Only! The drstaff element of HM had an rmportant part rn the success of thrs play For the benefrt of greater equalrty for women we especrally detarl here therr part rn the productron Thrs sprmg a young womans thoughts were turned to Courtesy Charm and Careers These were the theme of the 1948 Lake County Grrls Conference Held at Horace Mann on Aprrl 17 the b g event was the best ever Cof coursej Harrret Oates HM G1rls Club presrdent preslded over thts meetmg whrch was attended by grrls from twenty one schools These grrls enjoyed the program whrch mcluded Dr Louella Canterbury a Chrcago psychologxst and Val Lauder of the Chrcago Darly News as speakers A hrghlrght of the program was the new look style show grven by grrls from Emerson Whether the gtrls who attended the conference were conscrous of rt or not much of the plannmg and most of the smoothness wrth whrch the day s program was carrted out was due to the drrectorshrp of the H M G1rls Club sponsor Mrss Iennmgs Her efforts can be seen behrnd all the other Grrls Club actrvrtres too FBLA Top Row Delores Prttman D lores Oqrm Marrlyn Fmneqan Ioanne Vrvran Parr Betty Rob nson Ruth Schuster y Io n Olson Irene Yacko Sally Bor Mrss Sharpe Sponsor leanne Fatouros Emtly Fernandez Ioan Gllnstra Second Row Esther Fuck Rrta Pshowlls Allene Cooper Ioan Scott Be.h Armlshaw Bessre Murdakes Errra Roach Frrst Row Helen Odrshoo Marlon Naylor Dorls MacCay Dorothy Kutch Margaret Prasmker Elarne Garcra One of tlrese actxvltles was the annual fall mrxer at whrch lrttle srsters found b1g sisters G1rls Club showed that rt held no prejudrce agcunst the masculme sex by sellmg tafty apples by the hundreds to both males and females to frnance rts productron The members further showed therr love of all mankmd C a mans a man for a that Q by holdmg the Toyland Ball rn December Delectable decoratrons and the wonderful orchestra helped the ball to go over wrth a bounce In February Mrss Ioy Bovtngdon was presen ed at an all glrls assembly Mrss Bovlngdon enchanted the audrence wlth her accent and stones of school llfe rn England For Mothers Day the Crrls Club presented a charmmg tea To end thrs eventful season the club played hostess at a Sentor G1rls Potluck The womens cause has been greatly advanced and much sparkle and mterest added to the huge 1948 productlon by the fme work of all Horace Mann grrls thxs year op Row Grlberta Hernancez Lors Lee Evelyn Browne Lorrame Hattenbach Velda Hand Rosemary MacDonald Margaret Carver Betty Frame gen Codra Irene Ferchak Dons Cooley Ioan Paska Shrrley Deeter Elorda ol na Second Row Joann W llett Joyce Nerhuus Beverly Nrchols Vrrgmra Sabo Pat Randhon Ann Dougherty F rs! Row lxorma Quade PatW1ll1ams Alta Nelson Delores Meyers Marrlyn Allen Lorem Run strom Barbara Rane Imprmf on a Typewrlfer Ribbon Llke all good typewrrter rrbbons Ive at last made my mark rn the world and taken the path to everlastmg glory vxa the waste basket Now that I am safe from that mcessant poundmg I have trme to reflec on what happened to me rn my brref lrfetrme Fresh and black I was presented to the FBLA secretary Rosemary MacDonald to be her bonded slave Mme was the duty of recordrng every move the club made and thxs experience made qurte an rmpresslon on me In fact by close scrutrny I can strll drstmguxsh my numerous brurses Thls one must have been made wtth a vengance no wonder It carrres the record of half a dozen members attendance at the Northwestern Unrversrty Busmess Students Convention and that would excrte anybody Rrghl next to rt there rs a farnt but lengthy serres of marks that tell of an excurslon ro the mrlls rn November and another trrp to Gary Natronal made by about twenty two of the total srxty frve members I have all sorts of quotatron marks hammered 1DlO me Those must be rehcs of the speeches made by Gary busmess men who told the GSpl1'l1'lg membership some thrngs of therr opportumtres rn the commercral world Representatrve of the club s projects of sellmg taffy apple and Chrlstmas tree ornaments l flnd an extended row of blurred dollar srgns Pago 60 L By me ltme I made the last ones I was so well worn that they re awfully drm J Here rs well 1t looks as though Rosemary took a notron to lrst all our holrdays Chrlslmas Easter Oh' That must have been made at the time of the Chrrstmas party Maybe somebody sprlled rce cream on me and thats why xts so blurred I remember the Easter reference too now Madame Secretary was busy makmg a record of the bundles of clothes grven to the needy by the club and every stltch vas carefully accounted for Owrng to the brg collectron I really took a thrashmg By the end of May was so to speak pretty beat out but I managed to make a feeble rmpnnt of the senror farewell party on the 28th CNobody needed a wntten account anyway for the fun wrll long be remembered by all 5 'lh9'1 lfavmg completed my sentence Couch That rs a punlj I was freed wlth a flourlsh at the last Wednesday nrght meetrng Presldent Alta Ne son toaether wrth the other offrcers and a few members helped Rose mary grve me an honorable burral whlch brmgs me to my present status pleasant reflectron whrle reclmrng rn a wastebasket Hardly glonous but 'very gratlfytng , V ,- . C . , - . . 1 ., I l 0 D , , 5 . .. . . ' . - ' I ' . ' ' A - 1 : , e . ' , ' ' . Dc:t:r, T 3 ' ' , ' , , ' , Third Row: Delores Podrecca, Barbara White, Nanc Medlen, a , Third Row: Genevieve Cole. Marilyn Hixon, Virginia Reeder, Ruth Engel, I I U . . I . 1 ' A , ' ' ' ' ' , - . I I 7 rl u r . , . . . . . S Q . - - - - n - I GIRL S CLUB 6 QE:.,,: A Three Reel Feature TRACK TEAM l Standmq Top 'ack Berlfuss Don Mclnms Bob Prlce Don Bakeman Ralph Konrady Mrddle Row Ted Erceg Iohn Yonan Don Schoon Ioel Fxnegan Coach Kornrnskl Srttmq Eugene Mrller Don Tay lor The outlook for the track team looked very dlm at the start of the season but the prospects bnghtened somewhat wrth the return of dash man Murray Iohnson from Connecticut and the arrival of Don Mclnnts on the cmder paths The team shaped up pretty much around these two and mtler lack Berlfuss Iohnson ran the 100 220 and 440 yard dashes and the relays Mclnnts ran the halt mrle and the relays Durmg the year the team won three dual meets and lost hve The vrcttms were Tolleston TRACK TEAM II I itandmq Top Douglas Ward Ted Hayes hm Barley V1rg1l Bardash Murray o nson Mrddle Row Bob Mullen Donald Gray Bob Clark Seated David Flynn Marvm Smlth Iohn Schlarb Kelth Peterson Front Coach K0mlDSk1 Whiting and East Chicago Roosevelt Horace Mann falled to qualify a man for the state meet Vtrgll Bardash Iohn Yonan Ted Erceg Don Schoon and Iohn Schlarb partrcrpated tn the held events whrle Marvm Smrth and Schoon were the hurdlers Other members of the team were Bob Pnce Eugene Muller Ioel Fmnegan and Ted Hayes All ln all tt was an unsuccessful year but the boys had a good ttme and they learned to be good sports by being a good loser CROSS-COUNTRY Standmg IoelF1nnegan Don Lozow B1llMart1n Charles Ruckhaber Don Bakeman Nxck Balaguras Bruce Howland Don Kmg Bob Grantham Bob Prrce Dale Spencer Bob Kmg Zarko Sekerez Srttmg Coach Kommskr lack Berltuss Howard Stuart Pete Gleqorovrch hm Harnson Last September when most of us were onentmg ourselves for the commg school year there was a certatn group ot boys who were workmg mdustrrously out on the track Thrs group was not the football team as mtght be expected rt was the comparatrvely unknown cross country team The team was led by Captam Bob Prxce lack Beilfuss and Howard Stuart Other experlenced men were Brll Martln Dale Spenser Don Bakeman and Bob Grantham Much was expected from three newcomers to the team Don Lozow Ioel Flnnegan and Irm Harrison The team enjoyed only a medrocre season wmmng seven while losing one We place slxth rn the conference meet As was expected Pnce and Belltuss were our leadmg pomt makers whxle Lozow hved up to hrs expectatlons by wmnmg a varsrty letter The letter wmners were Pnce Bexltuss Stuart Bakeman Lozow There have been better teams at Horace Mann tn past years but thts year s team IS to be commended for thexr yearning for work and thelr capacrty to fulfill therr yearnlngs Page az BASEBALL Thxs years baseball team showed great promrse durmg tts sprlng workouts wlth experienced men at every posxtlon but thxrd base When asked about the teams chances th1s year Coach Crown sard Wxth a few breaks and lots of hustle Horace Mann could have a wmnmg team Fllled wrth hlgh hopes we opened the season against Hammond High Phil Orth held the Wildcats to four hrts but he was nlcked for nlne run and a loss Then followed a smashmg 73 vrctory at the expense of a weak Hammond Clark mne Al Valyoslk held the Pioneers tn check wrth a four hitter whale hrs mates collected seven runs After thrs the Horsemen fell into a slump that has plagued them for the last two years The prtchers were wxld the batters farled to hut and the team fell down greatly on their detenstve play Thts has been the unfortunate formula for the two years ln whlch the team has won only two conference games Wtth the season not yet half through Horace Mann hopes for better luck on the diamond BASEBALL Back How Blchard Braman Manager Iohn Polohronrs Don Lozow Phxl Orth Bob Woschrtz Ed Burke Stanley Kordys Manager Mxckey Morton Byron Chddon George Hardesty Mrddle Row Drck Blair Ed Bums Al Lazar Walter Iantch B111 Beres Terry Sproull Manager, Leonard Pryweller Manager Frrst How Bob Martm Irm Duncan Bud Bark Bob Beck 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' I 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' . . 1 1 1 . , . 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . - ' 1 . 1 1 . , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -.1 . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . . 1 1 . 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 . . . . . , . . . . , . . 11 . 1 1 - - 11 1 . 1 S ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . M355 ,dl-uv Wk 95553 ... MQ Q ao M 'E is WWWW C9 ,... n-N ,- df? 3 ur I ng: 64 MANN U S RIPT Stand ng Iuc. Cassldy Dave Flynn Alvrn Standmg Ioanne Jones Don Fmk D bhy llosenbloom Doxmcm Smmq Mmm' Longbouom MMV Am' Szttmg lane McLaughl1n lack Anderson Trmmer ludy Ros nbloom Standing Ed Burke Ruth Jeanne Drckson Standmq Sharlene Shrago Ioanne Dee Ellen Bantlnger Ellen Relsmq ter Iudy Yocum Mary Dudley Sxtt ng Gerry Verba Pat Lugar Srttzng Ruth Rrggert ADVERTISING Oh hurry up and tlunk of somethmg more to wrlte Dont you know we have a deadlme to meet What s taklng you so long anyway? Well nstead of domg advertxsmg for varlous other clubs and orgamzatxons I am wrxtmg an artrcle concernxng our own MannUScr1pt Staft sat1s!1ed'9 No what s the artlcle about? What dld we do that should deserve a 200 word by l1ne ' All nght xnqulsxtxve lf you must know Every year one of the elght high schools rn Gary holds the Annual Press Banquet Our staff and the Annual staff went to the banquet It was at Lew Wallace on the 3rd of December Alter we had a very mce dinner we were ably entertamed by the famous Melody Men from Lew Wallace Mlss Helen Henshaw from Hobart Hlgh School was the speaker lor the paper staffs She gave us poxnters on detarls that are necessary for good publxcatxons Is that enough? That was only one small lncldent pulled from the hles of the MannUScr1pt The statt has worked hard and dlllgently all year trylng to tum out our b1 weekly school publxcatlon rn good form Desplte all dlfhcultles Cmoney the mam one and a new publxshmg company the secondj rt was a very tme paper Somethzng new somethlng borrowed somethrng old oops wrong scrlpt But they drd have somethmg new 111 thelr Christmas lssue of the paper It was garly prmted m green 1nk Smcerely we thmlc the MannU Scnpt was a great success thls season We hope Mxss Monmx has as wonderiul a staff next year as she had thxs year tix A fi - V o i I 1 ' . , ' ' : , ' . s ' . I E' . : , ' . ' : , - ' 4 J 4 . ,, l , f : KN. , x g . k 'Q Q .f ... ,H . 7 ' .. . - - - - 'ini H . . R i 3 . . ,L n f V-WWW f . . . I . .. . . I V I I I I Q 3 r ANNUAL STAFF Back Norma Bu ns Ervm Thomason Standmq Mary Ann Tlmmer Harnet BUY Time Iackson Martha Ann Hxqhbarqer Front Helen Pxke Eleanor Gondell Szttmq lack Wolt Sue Samuels Back Ph1lOrth Delorls Stevens Lorranne Left to Right Sally Fo,-esqey Dgrofhy Dldelot Zegart Delores Meyers Ioanne Deeter Lots Front Dons Bachmann Sue Phmlxps Sally Lee Lu Smxth THE PROGRAM COMMITTEE The preparatlon of an illustrated program mcludmg 1dent1f1cat1on art work and wrlte ups sxmple as lt might seem IS really a complex task mvolvmg many hard hours ol work planmng and worry The task faced by our program commxttee was to compxle thls complete account plctures mount them have the engravlng made complle the dummy and send xt oft to be pnnted and bound and back here complete ln tlme for the end of the play No doubt you have notlced the stand where refreshments are sold Thxs IS run by a speclal business commlttee wrthm the program commlttee and the prohts along wlth the sales recelpts go toward imancmg the publlcatxon ot the programs But as the program COmm1llee saw xt there was one btg dlsadvantage ln having the souvenir program out by the end oi the play the tact that ln domg so much of the last act would be omltted So why not delay the pnntmg date for a short whxle and thereby have a more complete program? As the play progressed the number of supporters of thts ldea steadily grew untll imally most of the program commlttee was convinced that thls was the only feaslble means of completmg the program They dtd delay the pnntmg date and spent many hard hours between the tmal scenes ln order to brmg you a program whlch they hope will prove to be a better more complete souvemr oi our httle play ln splte of tts delayed arrlval Pu 4 of the play during the actual production, there being no rehearsals. schedule the H This Above All Our youth IS 11ke the prec1ous mterlude Between a planes long rumbhng take run down the held And the hnal reahzatxon of ihght It IS the splendld moment when we hrst leave the ground And c11mb to the tree tops Never agam do We mount so rapldly So thnlhngly SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Rzqlxt Bob Speddmg Pzesndeni Barbara Whxte Secretary Alun Bevan V1C9PI6S1d9hf Jane McLaughl1n Treasur DIP! UH 1 .4 il' Q So joyously. t v ' Looking Back 19441945 We entered the cast of characters at Horace Mann as Freshmen For that flrst year our parts were only walk ons and ln general we were looked down upon by the more br1ll1ant members of the cast but even lf we seemed 1ns1gn1f1cant our scholastlc records surpassed those of precedlng walk ons We also enjoyed the last Bum s Day at Horace Mann and our Freshman week was a huge success clrmaxed by the thr1ll1ng performan es of Wapprn Warf The Freshmen of 45 set records 1n ath letlcs dramatrcs leadersh1p and scholarshrp that fol lowed them when they became Sophomores 1945 46 As Sophomores we were promoted to b1t parts rn the performances g1ven at Horace Mann It was tough work to become good b1t players because now that we were older members of the cast the d1rectors expected a lrttle more from us lakes and Hangout by now were usual haunts when we werent home studylng our Geometry and Latm In November we were so proud of ourselves when Iune Mad was grven because even those Sen1ors and Iunrors sard rt was a hne performance So to show them our apprecratron rn May we presented Love Letters that years Freshmore a wonderful end to a wonderful year 1946 1947 Now as understudles our dut1es really p1led up We were amb1t1ous though for besldes wr1t1ng a term paper and keeprng up w1th Macbeth and the C1v1l War we had t1me to not only sponsor the Iumor Senlor Prom but also a tag day to buy a new flag We also presented a team day wlth slgns posters and a b1g Pep Meetlng As a SGIVICG to the school We had the Stelnway cleaned for the aud1tor1um department started a trad1t1on by put t1ng on the flrst Blrthday Party and organlzed an act1v1ty card for ourselves who would be Sen1ors next year After servmg a year as understudles we were at last to b come the stars of the cast Next year was golng to be THE YEAR 1947 1948 Fmally we have our names 1n b1g brrght lrghts THE SENIORS OF 1948 starrrng the Class of 48 Our pos1t1on as stars of the cast IS bewllderrng for the flrst few weeks We are startled when addressed as Sen1ors by a teacher 1D the dally bulletm or even sar castlcally by a Jealous Iunror or Sophomore It grows on you fast though and after the flrst report card perlod you expect all the respect that 1S naturally pard to the stars We added greatly to the productlon th1s year by sponsor 1ng both the Iun1orSen1or Blrthday Party and a Barn Party The Mann U Scrlpt came out a ltttle short on funds so we contrrbuted S90 to what we consrdered a good cause By th1s t1me we were swmgrng 1nto the home stretch and ln February we became The Barretts of Wrmpole Street Cnew address London Englandj Then all of a sudden when we were standlng 1n l1ne to be measured for caps and gov ns or belng shyly asked to the Prom by some dashlng play boy we reahzed that the clrmax to our play was not far off Soon after Mr Carlson announced we would graduate Iune 14 and also would have a better chance of dreamy summer weather for the Prom because 1t would be Iune 12 The Sen1ors were th n plunged 1nto a whrrlpool of ordermg announcements changmg calllng cards makrng up lncompletes clxshlng out money for everythrng Cand I mean everyth1ngD buy mg clothes for graduatron takmg exams wtth a jerk we came out of the whlrlpool 1nto smooth Salllng It was Iune 8th and we were Slnglng good bye to Horace Mann leav rng a press room for the M U S and best luck to the stars of 49 Pg6 0 1 1 . . . 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I I I 1 I- 1 . , . 1 . . 9 , SX- 1 1 I - I 1 - I - 1 BARBARA LOUISE BLAIR Pres Booster Com'r11ttee Sec Soc1alCornm1ttee Soclal Club Board Student Counc1l Iun1or Honor Soclety IACK IRA BEILFUSS Cross Country Torch Club Track GENE STUART ALLBRITTEN MARIORIE DOLORES BRACH M1xed Cho1r GIIIS Glee Club Student COUHCII RAY BRYAN Publlc Speak1ng ROTC IOHN THOMAS ANDERSON Senlor Honor SOCISIY Basketball Torch Club Student Counc1l MannUScr1pt SALLIE IEAN BOI Sec GAA Counc1l Booster Corn rmttee F B L A ELIZABETH ANN BERRY M1xed Chorus Opera V1ce Pres French Club Camera Club Varsrty Club EARL BRADLEY BARK IR Football Baseball H1Y Pres Dramatlc Club Student COUHCII CARL OWEN BIRCHEL Concert Band R O T C RICHARD DARLINGTON BESSLER Band Swxmmmg Iunlor Honor SOCIGIY Track and Cross Country Projector Club DWANA LOU BARNHART MARVAL IEANNE AURIT Sophomore Play Glee Club Advanced Cho1r MORRIS DEE BANNING Orchestra Opera Advanced Cho1r ROBERT IAMES BAILEY Football Capt Swlmmlng Team H1Y Track EVELYN DOLORES BALSER Glee Club RICHARD WALTER BALDWIN Basketball Football FORREST LEE BANNING Pres Projector Club Opera Band Cho1r DORIS RUTH BACHIVIANN Pres Soc1alComm1ttee Annual Staff Iunlor and Senlor Honor SOCIETIES Student Counc1l Sec Freshman Class BOB BECK - Football: Hi-Y. ALUN BEVAN Y Co-Captain, Basketball: Pres., Hi-Y: Vice-Pres., Senior Classy I :t MARGARET ROSE CARVER Buslness Club Glee Club F B L A IOSEPH EDWARD BURKE Mann U Scrrpt V1 e Pres H1 Y BETTY LOU MARGARET BURNETT Orchestra G A A Councll IUSTIN ALFRED CASSIDY S Torch Club Dra'na11c Club Mann U SCIIP Soclal Club Board Class Plays SHIRLEY GLADYS COOK Vrctory C uncll Pres French Club Senlor an Iunlor Honor so 161195 Latm Club Ad vanced Cho1r IOAN CUMMINGS Glee Club HENRY MICHAEL CEPERICH Concert Band ANGELA MARIE CIMINO Dramatlc Club Advance Cho1r Vlce Pres Art Club G1rls Club Councll Student COHHCII PATRICIA ANNE DAVIS Student Councrl G A A Freshman Play IANE FRANCES DAVIS Sec Latm Club BRUCE DALTON Band Orchestra Projector Club IOANINE ARLENE DEETER Mann U Advan ed Cho1r WILLIAM GILBERT DIEHL Band R O T C D1str1but1ve Educatlon ELIOT S DEUTSCH Foot ball Swlmmlng Torch Club MannU SCIIPI Band PATRICIA MARY ANN DETHLOFF Pres G A A LORRAINE MARGARET DIDELOT GAA Annua Staff ANN PATRICIA DOUGHERTY Student Counc1l Busmess Club BAR BARA ANN DONBECK Opera GIIIS Glee Club Orchestra Advanced Cho1r French Club MARION DEBORAH DOR MAN Drarnat1c Club Class Plays MannUScr1pt Treas Iunlor Class G A A GEORGE RICHARD DOTY Band Torch Club Football Camera Club Track MARY ANN DUBRAVICH Band Buslness Club IOHN DURKIN Football GLENN CLARK DRIVER IR Torch Club Band Booster Commlttee Socral Commntee R O T C MARY GWENDOLYN DUDLEY MannU SCIIPI Buslness Club Electron Club Camera Club FBLA : C : . . . . .. . . ' I 'C - ., ' . A - 5 . . . ' . - M cc., - 5 l 1 - - ' i: I . c ': ., V : ' d . C. . I A . i - C - ' 1 d I - 'I I - 'z . . .: 1 ., D v SJ 1 : 1 ' . Script: Annual Stair: F.B.L.A.7 Opera: f-1 ' ' - : .... 7 ' ' : ' ' : V : - - I . 1 ., . . . ' - . . .: l I ' . - . ' ' 1 1 : : ' : - ' : : - - ' : ., ' : I I I 7 . Q I ul : 1 ' : I . . . . : ' : : RUTH LIZZETTA ENGLE Buslness Club F B L A ARNOLD IOHN FAZEKAS Basketball Chrlstmas Pag enats SALLY EDE MannUScr1pt Lat 1n Club HENRY IOHN ENSWEILER R O T C IEANNIE FATOUROS Glrls Club COuHC1l Student Counc1l Socral Comrnlttee F B L A Sophomore Play RUTH IOAN ERICKSON Socral Com mxttee French Club lumor Honor So crety Glrls Club COUDCII Grrls Club Board DON W ERICKSON Basketball Track EMILIE FERNANDEZ Freshman Class Counc1l Camera Club FBL A eant ANDREW FERNANDEZ IR Pro jector Club ESTHER PICK FBLA G A A DONALD A FINK Debate Mann U Scrrpt French Club Iunror Honor Socrety Sen1or Honor SOCIETY SALLY ANN FORSTER Band GAA G1rls Club Counc1l Annual Staff BILL PETER FATOUROS Football LOU ANN LEE FOSTER Grrls Club Coun c1l Band Camera Club GAA SUSAN MARY FOSTER Grrls Club Advanced 'ho1r GAA Lat1n Club DOROTHY IEANE GAINES Band EDITH ALBERTA FROBERG GWENDOLYN GIBBS Orchestra Drarnatrcs GAA O . - - - ' : A - 1 a :Llc T - I I . I . 7 . . . .2 . I I v . . - I 'g 5 . . . .5 Iunior Honor Society: Christmas Pag- n I 'vi - . . . . - I - - ' : 1 ' - 5 . . .7 I I I - - - - ' ' I V 'Q . . .: ' . - 5 ' 7 . . . DORIS IOAN GLINSTRA Senlor Tumor Honor SOC19lY F B L A ROBERT HARVEY GRANTHAIVI Track Torch Club Drarnatlc Club Class OHIC s Stu'lentCounc1l ELEANOR IOAN GRECU Pres G1rls Elec tron Club G A A GERALD IAMES GORIS Drarnatlc Club M1Xed Chorus DAVID LEE GRAPER Swlm m ng Track Torch Club Opera ELEANOR DOLORES GONDELL Annual Staff Pres Latm Club V1ce Pres Senlor Honor SOC1ely Mann U Scrlpt G1rls Club Councll DOLORES LEE GREEN ConcertOrchestra GAA DONALD JAMES GUINEY Torch Club Basketball Track Booster Commlttee MannUScr1pt GREENWALD Latln Club Iunlor Honor SOCIETY IOHN PAUL GUSDONOVICH H1Y Football Latm Club French Club PATTI GRUBBS Sophomore Class Play Operas Soclal Commlttee Booster COIYIIHIT tee Soclal Club Board SHARON LOU HASS G1rls Electron Club VICG Pres GAA VELDA IEAN HAND FB LA Glee Club BEVERLY ANN HARNESS Iuruor Honor SOC19tY Student Councll Glrls Club Councll GAA LORRAINE ANASTACIA HATTENBACH MARTHA ANN HIGHBARGER Band Orchestra Glee Club Advanced Cholr Annual Staff CAMILLA ORMES HASCH MannUScr1pt Grrls Club Board Camera Club PcmAmer1can League M1X6d Chorus 2 ' 7 ' er : ' u '. - ., ' ' - IOYCE IEANETTE GREENWALD-Latin Club: Iunior Honor Society: Girls' Club Council. IUNE IOAN NORMA IEAN HORVATH G A A Advanced Choir Girls Club DONNA RUTH HILLMAN Dramatic Club MannUScr1pt Sophomore Class Council Iunior Honor Society Camera Club MARY IOANN HIPSKIND Iunior Honor Society Camera Club Glrls Club Council MARILYN LORRAINE HIXON F B L A ARLENE RUTH HOLMES Bus1ness Club IOAN HUBBARD Mixed Chorus Advanced Choir Operas GLEN MILLION ISLEY Band Opera NORMA GWENDOLYN HYRE GA A Business Club PATRICIA SUE INGRAM Treas Camera Club Student Council Girls Club Council Latin C lub Iunior Honor Society HARRIET ANN IACKSON Drarnatlcs Camera Club Girls Club Council Annual Staff GERALDINE ANN IADRNAK NANCY IEANNE ISOLAMPI Booster Committee Camera Club Treas Iumor Honor Society Girls Club Council BETTE VIRGINIA IONES Sec Camera Club IOAN VIVIAN IESSEL Dramat1c 'lub Pres , Soc1alComm1ttee Pres Junior Class Vice Pres Student Council Pan American League PHRAZINE IONES G A A THELMA ARLINE IONES F B L A F O B Business Club PAUL KAY Football IDWAL FLOYD IOHN-Student Council: Pan-American League: Projector Club: Senior Honor Society: THEODORE IOHN KISH ELOISE ELIZABETH KELEMAN Orchestra Drarnatr s GAA VERA FAYE KOE DYKER Glee Club Advanced Cho1r MICHAEL IOHN KRAINAK Band R O T C LOIS ARLENE LEE F B L A IOSEPH IOHN KORENICH H1Y Foot ball ROTC HARRY IAKE LEGLER MARILYN IOANNE LARSON Fresh man Class Councrl Latm Club Dra rnaucs ALFRED LEO LAZAR H1Y Football Baseball ROTC ROSALIE CES KUTCH Latrn Club Busrness Club Iunror Honor Soclety IOHN CLAYTON LIPOSCAK H1 Y Basketball R O T C MARY LOHMAN MILTON VERNON LONGBOTTOM MannUScr1pt R O T C MARTHA AGNES LIDDELL GRETCHEN ANNE MACKALL Ad vanced Chorr GIIIS Club Board Stu dent Councll Camera Club Opera BERNARD I LOGAN H1 Y ROSE MARY MACDONALD Sec F B L A LYNCH-Drarnatics. DOROTHY FRAN- BILL SHERD MARTIN Track R OTC ELISA ROSE MANNA Lat1n Club VIR GINIA ANNE MASON Sec Pan Arne: 1 an League GAA Concert Orches tra EMILIO DOMINIC MANNA FRAN CIS LEE MCCONNELL Band RALPH GENE MATTINGLY R O T C Track Cross Country Safety Patrol ANIN MARIE JUNE MCCONNELL Band JAMES G MCDANIEL Band C'101f Opera R O T C JOYCE ANN MCGEE Pres and Se Student Councll S n1or Honor SOC19lY Soclal Club Board Mann U S up 'ass Plays DONALD LEO MCINNIS Basketball Tra k Base ball Torch Club Advanced Cho1r JANE ELIZABETH MCLAUGHLIN Treas Student Counc1l Treas S n1or Class Asso rate Edltor MannUS r1pt I.at1n Club LORETTA KATHRINE Mc GUINNESS MARILYN JEAN MILTEER Coun 11 MannUS rlpt Grrls Board Pan Amencan Leagu BESSIE MUR DAKES GAA FBLA ROBERT HAR RELL MERCHANT Band DONALD RAY MUNCIE Basketball Band Mrxed Chorus LULUBELLE NASH G1rls Club Counc1l Advanced Chol DELORES JUANITA MYERS Annual Staff GAA Counc1l Camera Club FBLA Class Secretary JOHN RICHARD NEBE Torch Club Prolector Club Class Plays Pan Arnencan Leagu JAMES JACK SON NAIVE Band Pres Freshman Class Sec H1Y Football JOSEPH NORMAN NOVOTNY VICE Pres Jun 1or Class Sgt atarms Torch Club Ad van ed ChO1I HARRIET ELLA OATES Pres and Treas Glrls Club Jumor Honor SOCIETY Latln Club HARRIET ELAINE NILES ALTA MARIE NELSON G1rls Club Councll Buslness Club Pres FBLA B 7 . . . . - 1 ., ' 1 ' 3 I 5 . . .7 - NJ i Q - . . . .1 5 . 1- 5 . . . . - r- ' ' 3 ' . .,., , - . : . i - - c' I: C- . - : C 2 - : : ' . ., ' 3 ., e ' 2 c' ' , - - :' : -Vice-Pres., Booster Committee: Student c' : - - c ' : ' ' : ' e. -- - . . .5 . . . . - - : 2- ' S! . 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'- 5 . - ' I -' ' , I ' 3 I I 'I l I YVONNE O PALMER Orchestra PHILIP ARTHUR ORTH Baseball A nual Staff Torch Club Treas Freshman Class Vars1 y Club IOSEPH ORLICH Basketball Football M1X9d Chorus Sgt at ar'ns H1Y ROSE MARIE PANDORF Cl Club Sophomore Play Busmes Club HELENIPACKARD PIKE Drarnau Club Annual Staff Class Plays Iumo and S n1or Honor SOCIETIES Student Councrl VIVIAN ANN PARR Latm Club Bus1ness Club Reporter FBLA GAA FRANK RALPH PENOVICH Proy ctor Club MARTHA SUZANNE PHILLIPS Pres Dramaltc Club Treas Fren h Club Annual Staff Class Play Iunlor and Senror Honor SOCIGIISS Glee Club Busrrress Club IOHN PATRICK PLUMMER H1Y Football BONNIE IEAN PRICE ROBERT ALLEN PRICE Cross Country MARTHA MAE QUANSTROM Band Glee Club Mrx d Chorus Electron Club C1v1l A1r Patrol DOLORES VERONICA PUPERI Ad vanced ChO1I Opera DOLORES ANN RANKE G1rls Glee Club VIOLET RANICH FRANK WILLIAM RESCI-I Proj ctor Club ELLEN ADEL REISING Trlbune Lat1n Club VICIOIY Councll Camera Club MannUScr1pt ANN FLORENCE REICK Glee Club FRED REINDINA Dramatlc Club Advanced Cholr Art Club Operas Class Plays RUTH ANN RIGGERT Drum Majorette Sec Grrls Club Socral Commrttee lVlann U Scrlpt Student Dlrector Sopho more Play PAT MAXINE RANDHAN Booster Club Student Counclr FBLA GAA ANDREW OTTO RIEDER IEAN LOUISE ROACH Camera Club Lat1n C ub GAA - -I n- I I -, 1 'I , L . . -' 5 5 ' J .- ' I I .' . - - ee . 5 5 ' -fs U- . I - C : 5 - : ' r Q ' ' ' , .K .X - , 5 ' 5 , . . . .5 'e . - ., ' 5 .5 c o 5 5 s: MARGARET ANN PRASNIKAR - Girls' 1 ' . - - '- 5 . - 5 5 ' e 5 5 ' ' ' . . , 'e . - A . ' I ' ' I o 5 - - ' . Y ' , I ': 5 5 . - ' J - . ' : ' I - 5 o 5 '5 . . . .5 o - 5 ' 1 . BARBARA IEAN ROWLAND Sec Sophomore Class Booster C ub MannUS rlpt Iunlor Honor SOC19lY IORETH IEWELL RUNDSTROM Busmess Club Camera Club G1rls Club Councrl FBLA ELLEN ROBERTA ROWSEY Glee Club Buslness Club FBLA BETTE IUNE ROBINSON FBLA GIIIS Club Councrl GAA DOROTHY MARY SABLICH Band G1rls Club M1xed Chorus VIRGINIA CAROL SABO FBLA SUZANNE SAMUELS Student Councrl Annual Staff Laun Club Sen1or Class Councrl G1r1s Club Board IAMES MARLOWE SALMI Treas H1Y Football IRMA HELEN SAMIL Glee Club IOAN SAYERS IOHN ROGERS SCHOON Dramatrc Club Class Plays Torch Club IAMES WILLIAM SMITH ZARKO SEKEREZ Band Camera Club Track Cross Country SHARLENE MAE SHRAGO Dramatlc Club French Club MannUScr1pt Class Plays IOSEPH IRA SEAMON Pan Amerrcan League Student Counc1l Vrce Pres Debate Club Class Plays WILLIAM HENRY SIEBERT IR R1lle Team Basketball DAGNA LOUISE SIMPSON Dramatrc Club Class Plays Sec Iunror Class ROBERT HENRY SPEDDING Torch Club Pres Senror Class Soclal Club Board Football Manager Sophomore Play CHARLES SMITH Band BETTY IO SMITH DANIEL RICHARD SMITH Co Capt Basketball Torch Club Baseball SALLY LU SMITH Sec Dramatrc Club Pres Sen1or Honor SOCIQIY Annual Staff French Club Latln Club RICHARD ANTHONY SCHUMACHER TAKIS. ELIZABETH HELEN SASSMAN -Presidents' Club: Girls' Club Council: Student Councilg G.A.A.: MARGARET ANN TALLEY - Vice-Pres., Iunior Honor Society: Sec., Senior Honor Society. DALE ROBERT SPENCER-Track: Cross-Country: Torch Club. MARY DELORIS STEVENS-Iunior Honor Society: Treas., Senior Honor Society: Annual Staff: G.A.A.: Girls' Club Council. IOHN AUSTIN THEODORE - Electron Club. MARION STEPP -Band. IRENE DIANA THEODORO-POULOS -Pres., French Club: Dra- matics: Opera: Student Council. EUGENE ALEXANDER TOMPI -Basketball. WILLIAM FRANCIS THRUEL. DONALD UZELAC-Basketball: Track. IANICE MAE TOLLE-Band: Booster Club: Treas., Social Committee: Glee Club: Victory Council. MARY ANN TIMMER-Pres., Camera Club: Social Committee: Girls' Club Board and Council: Annual Staff: Mann-U-Script. RAYMOND STEVEN TITTLE, IR.-Annual Staff: Iunior Honor Society: Senior Honor Society: Projector Club: Pan-American League. BARBARA ANN WHITE-Vice-Pres., Dramatic Club: Mann-U-Script: Treas., Sophomore Class: Sec., Senior Class: F.B.L.A. HELEN IEAN VITKOVICH. GERALDINE SALLY VERBA-Cheerleader: Sec.. Booster Club: Mann-U-Script: Camera Club. ANNE CECILIA WALKER-Social Club Board: Treas., Camera Club: Advanced Choir: Operas. WILLIAM BRADLEY WHITE-Pres. and Treas., Social Corn- mittee: Student Council: Projector Club. ARTHUR H. WILKINSON - Football: Hi-Y. BONNIE WILLIAMS. IOANN KATHRYN WILLETT-Camera Club: Girls' Club Council: Girls' Electron Club: Victory Council: F.B.L.A. IRENE YACKO-Sec., Electron Club: Business Club: G.A.A. LOUISE YANKULA. ROBERT LEON YORK-Band: Camera Club. DOROTHY IEAN ZEGART -Iunior Play: Annual Staff. A 1 N. mx: ,r ,,, Z? 0 M., l.-. .-l E , 81,8815 QL j'Zff7 V0fZ , , f -Q My LQM2 fyf!!ff7Af W .. 4 1 539' W, - Q Q A J kvtqxxx 'HWY Q x fm x-gm 'MNW3 W WAXXX LWX 'ciKXx'3XX mb X Vx Jw X tkxx 4 Nm Xi -f The Horace Mann Crlhcs The Horace Mann Crrtlcs Assocratron presents 1tS awards for the ten best dramas of 1947 1948 These annual awards are presented on the basrs of the unusual and outstand mg mer1ts of the plays chos rr from the entrre year s productlons On Borrowed T1me a trmely drama deprctrng the experrences of a young Englrsh exchange teacher Mrss Ioy Bovmgdon durmg her year rn Amerrca Hellzapoppm Thrs lrvely cornedy rs packed w1th actlon of the football ason hrghlrght of whr h IS a roarrng bonfrre bullt 1n the school yard for the trrst trme m SIX years You Can t Take It Wrth You S ldom has there been a more kmdly jovral fellow than the one whose entrre phrlosophy gmves thrs play 1lS t1tle Hrs name Mr Allen often dubbed The Candy Man because of h1s prac 1 e of tossmg candy bars rnto the bleachers at all the football games lou ney s End IS a h art warmmg drama of three French chrldren and a lrttl Polrsh g1rl who leave war wracked Europe to become Amerlca s c1t1 zcns and Hora e Mann students The Ioyous Season tells the story of how Horace Mann s beautlful Chrrst mas pageant was fmally revlved 'The Magnrfrcent Yankee Frred wrth the courage and determ1nat1on of 1ts hero Harold Russell who vrsrted H M thrs play presents a strrrmg post war p1 ture The Front Page relates the thrrll experrenced by the Horace Mann stu d nts when therr school was wrrtten up m the Chrcago Herald Amerrcan Accent on Youth Thrs play rs exactly what the t1tle foretells a story relat mg the adventures of two large student groups the Latrn Club and the Grrls 'lub when they acted as host at therr yearly conferences Tomorrow the World Here rs the rmgrng promrse of youth to be better C1t1zens of Tomorrow as pledged on the program of the same name The Last Mrle races through graduatron act1v1t1es at breakneck speed leavmg 1ts audrence and actors rn a pleasantly exhausted heap P t qCmpa C d y lqS d a ll M Phtq yhyCG I I . 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