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

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Senior Hi—Y men form underclassmen ' s club HI-Y hosted the annual Sweethearts’ Ball this year at the Holiday Inn in Port¬ age. Cheryl Harris was Sweetheart Ball Queen, Sherri Campbell first runner-up, Debbie Gearring second runner-up, and third runner-up, Doris Brewer. As athletes, members competed in basketball with the men teachers, the faculty winning. The organization enter¬ tained at a number of sock hops and held a hot pants contest. President was Rodney Myers, vice president, Lee Gates. The sponsors were Mr. Harvey Clay and Mr. Dwayne Rogers. Senior HI-Y set up a junior HI-Y for underclassmen. Front row: Carl Moore, David Standifer, George Taylor, Al Carey, Bruce Rhymes. Sec¬ ond row: Charles Graves, James Hazelett, Malcolm Varnado, Mike Haynes, Richard Mcln- nis. Third row: Reginaill Hill, Lee Gates, Rodney Myers.

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Foreign language clubs ' enrollments decline German, Latin, French and Spanish Club had very small enrollments. Seniors held the offices of president and vice- president. The sponsors for the clubs were Miss Georgia Bopp, German; Miss Sally Jones, French; Mrs. Margaret De Leurere, Latin; and Mrs. Melva Zabarte, Spanish. German Club bought club sweaters for their members, earning the funds by hav¬ ing bake sales. The members also attended the National German Club convention. Latin Club enslaved their freshmen members, selling them at auctions and freeing them at SATURNALIA. Spanish Club held their annual friend¬ ship day when students and teachers bought red carnations for their friends. They also held a number of bake sales. The money from the bake sales and carnations was used for their trip to Ad¬ venture Land, amusement park in Chicago. German Club members: Doreen Frymire, Crystal Harvey, Sally Ivankovich, Donna Rimmer, Norma Arechiga. President of Latin Club, Michaleen Smo- linski conducts a meeting as Mrs. De- Leurere looks on. Senior French Club members Antoinette Bell, six-year French student, and Al Carey, three-year French student.

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Girl athletes ' group shapes up in various competitive sports Johnetta Archie watches her teammate returning the ball to the opposition. Believing in exercise as a way to at¬ taining sound bodies, members of Girls’ Athletic Association reported to gym or pool weekly for competitive sports. Mem¬ bers organized teams headed by captains for tourney competition. Games of wallball, basketball, volley¬ ball and swimming competition made the girls’ gym and pool noisy places after school as team struggled with team for status of victor. Miss Arlene Heward was faculty di¬ rector of the group. April Turner enjoys free leisure time swimming in the girls’ pool after school in GAA. Senior members: Sandra Grady, Jurutha Fowlkes, Diane Bailey, Margaret Bryant and Sherri Campell. Far left: Miss Arlene Heward demon¬ strates how to block in the game of bas¬ ketball. Members jump to get control of the ball in an inter squad basketball game. 29