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

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1005 Top row: Ed Hudson, Dave Harrington, Jim Jenkins, Alan Havens, Courtney Haycraft, Dave Hammond. 4th row: Tom Jones, Greg Hall, Bill Hirschberg, Dave Hernandez, Bob Hugus, Jim Harmon. 3rd row: Maria Heims, Cecelia Howell, Gwenda Halley, Jonni Jankovich, Cheryl Cooper, Adelaide Jaime. 2nd row: Herbert Hoskins, Sami Jadallah, Joe Hartill, Bob Higgins, Richard Henry. 1st row: Jackie Hanley, Maria Hernandez, Cheri Jones, Rosalind Izsak. CLASS 65 Top row: John Mullins, Jack Mehok, Denny McOaillan, Mike Nugus, Dave Oliver, Nick Micolis, Carlos Marianne, John Olson, Michael Miller. 3rd row: Bob Mott, Roger Neely, Bob Moses, Bill Mar¬ tinez, Leonard Olzuski, Forest Ormes, Jim Offut, Jim Orgon. 2nd row: Pat Murray, Janis Marvionicles, Mary Mc¬ Carthy, , Carol Maylates, Heanne Melton, Mary Makutura, Dan Mikos. 1st row: Judy Moswin, Carmen Martinez, Ann Nazier, Susan Meade, Megan O ' Brien, Mary McGill, Danny Mikas, Dan Neuwelt. CLASS 60 Top row: Jo Ellen Bazin, Alexis Ballogg, Burnetta Anomony, Debbie Beck, Jody Anderson, Kathy An¬ drews, Linda Barnett, Carolyn Bratton, Cynthia Bella, Judy Binder. 3rd row: Joseph Agiulon, Robert Bendt, Bruce Beemer, Jim Barnhouse. 2nd row: Marie Barsuko, Barbara Bennett, Cathy Bry¬ an, Rita Armlield, Jerrie Baim. 1st row: Bill Birquest, Ron Burdough, Nick Angelos, Rich Bagall.

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CLASS 64 Top row: Phil Lana, John Lazart, Marel Katz. 4th row: John Lohman, Neil Kaplan, Larry Lazar, Ken Lavander, Bill Lewandowski. 3rd row: Charles Knell, Pat Lintner, Jerry Korbin, George Kadelak, John Kocur, Chris Lugo Kavadas. 2nd row: Carolyn Karam, Jody Katz, Linda Laken, Joanne Kleckner, Gail Knippen- berg, Barbara Mailath. 1st row: Linda Kiraly, Phyllis Llans, Iren Kwiatkowski, Jackie Lay, Iris Lugo. $nphmtuir?0 CLASS 62 Top row: Jim Fedorchak, John Frame, Cary Fenzchin, Denny Green, Jim Fazia, Russ Fidler. 3rd row: Gene Gonzales, Rene Gonzales, Steve Freed- mon, Manuel Frcmko, Tim Gospidorick. 2nd row: Pat Felton, Zorca Galic, Judy Farley, Nancy Garcia, Cheryl Glacer, Bella Filmon. CLASS 66 Top row: Art Ramirez, Ed Pio, Bob Ridgely, Jerry Pence, John R. Ramos. 5th row: Susan Papantonopoulos, Emily Pastoret, Joyce Ridenour, Kathy Quade, Dian Renfrow. 4th row: Roy Pall, John L. Ramos, Randy Pearlstein, Tim Paige. 3rd row: JoEllen Reed, Janet Radigan, Judy Pekarsky, Grace Rivas, Faye Pappas. 2nd row: Sharon Povlinski, Jeanne Peters, Enfieda Plasch, Carmen Ramos, Pat Radigan. 1st row: Bob Parker, Bill Phillips.

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FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Gus Sevastianos, Secretary; Roger Sullivan, Vice-President; Sharon Johnson, Treasurer; Dave Hales, President. Birthrate Life Span Basic Personality Type Physical Structure Social Problems Social Projects Prejudices Social Movements Educational Institutions Anxiety Neurosis Social Attitudes Language Death Rate A SOCIAL-BIOLOGICAL STUDY OF FRESHMEN Diminishes almost entirely from its high point in September. Nine months, September to June. The Freshman is friendly, a little reserved toward his environment in the early stages of existence; vigorous, especially, at the 3:20 bell; and a faithful movie goer, television viewer, and radio listener. Though somewhat shorter and lighter than others, the Freshman bone struc¬ ture shows signs of future development. Height ranges from 3 ' 1 to 6 ' 1 . Weight from 44 pounds to 344 pounds. Algebra equations, book report questions, English diagrams, Como estd or “Wie geht ' s , and biological nomenclature. The Freshmore, Freshman Football and Basketball teams. Concerning certain items, the Freshman has strong, highly emotional feelings. The items are classrooms, teachers and above all — exams. The Freshman has moved out to the Freshmore , ’Holiday Tournament and the Tournabout . The Freshmore , Freshman Football and basketball teams. Exists before tests and quizes, especially over the new experience of final exams. The Freshman has strong opinions about going steady. But be his opinions for or against, he ' s definitely all for socializing. Like you know, man, it ' s cool, sharp, and poignant. Like man, it says something. Abnormally high in June.