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

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Inexperience bombs record for Horsemen Ending the season on the downswing to the tune of 0-10, the fighting Horace- men finished in the cellar of the North¬ west Conference. Returning this year from last year ' s Big Red Machine” were co-captains Robert Rodriguez and James Hazelett. Other starters were Vince Lopez. Ken Exom, and Fred Gates. During Horace Mann Homecoming game against Wirt, players make a dive for Hulian Terrell, ball carrier. Reserve and Varsity teams: First row: T. Bell, R. Alicea, M. Spiller, R. Myers F. Ortiz, W. Brooks, J. Phillips, H. Jones, R. Dixon, P. Ramos, Second row: Coach Kachaturoff, D. Williams, B. Rodriguez, B. Orlich, H. Terrell, S. Katie, C. Spiller, B. Malavozos, R. Harris, M. Edger, J. White. Coach Bob Webb, Third row: A. Rueter, manager; E. Gates, K. Exom, W. Kennedy, C. Snowden, R. Williams, M. Clark, J. Beric, V. Lopez, B. Matsey, S. Holmar, L. Feliciano, K. Jolly.

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Hi—Y chooses Le Chambre Gazebo Under vari-colored chandelier orna¬ ments representing “Le Chambre Gaze¬ bo,” eighty couples danced to recorded music at Sweethearts’ Ball. Held at the Holiday Inn at Portage, the dance featured a chicken dinner and crowning of Cheryl Harris as queen. Hi-Y hosts presented Cheryl and her court with flowers and mementos appropriate to the occasion. Chaperoning the event were Mrs. Bar¬ bara Loy, Mr. James Ricard, and Mr. Harvey Clay, Mr. Duane Rogers, and Mr. Joshua Fisher, sponsors of the organization. Kathy and Calvin Glover dance to record¬ ed music at the Sweethearts’ Ball. Greg Hunt and his date, Guyla Johnson, try out the latest steps. Sherri Campbell, first runner-up; Cheryl Harris, Hi-Y queen; Debbie Gearring, second runner-up, and Doris Brewer, third runner-up.

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Netters capture third place in city tournament Under a new coach, Mr. Gary Meyer, the Horace Mann tennis team ended the season with a 4-5 record. The netters placed third in the city-wide tournament with three individuals placing third. They were John Serwatka, Larry Rosen and David Fogler. Displaying his agility. Captain John Ser¬ watka backhands the ball in a tough ten¬ nis match. Front row: John Serwatka, Alfred Gar¬ cia, Steve Hernandez. Back row: Coach Gary Meyer, John Serwatka, Tim Hill¬ man. Missing are David Fogler and Larry Rosen. Undaunted, Alfie Garcia hussies to get the ball. Right: Cross country runners begin their long journey down the path in the city Below: Captain Porfirio Ramos receives last-minute instructions from Coach Carnahan. Exciting, scoreless season frustrates Mann ' s harriers Replacing Coach Jack Hobbs, Coach Elbert Carnahan led the cross-country team to a sixth place in the city tourna¬ ment. Guiding the team through a winless but instructive season was Captain Por¬ firio Ramos. Front row: Denosic McClatchey, James Hill, Frank Wilderness and Mike Wilder¬ ness. Back row: Captain Porfirio Ramos, Robert Perez, John Serwatka, Edwardo Luna and Steve Hernandez. 19