Horace Mann High School - Memories Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 5, 1950, thirty-four Juniors enrolled at Horace Mann and began their work for the year. Early in the school year election of class officers was held and the group seledted the following officers: Presi- dent, Jo Ann Cotteng Vice-President, Gene Beasong Secretary, Dean Gard, Treasurer, Macil Kiserg Sergeant-at-Arms, James CPeteD Ebrechtg Reporters, Rita Baer and Larry Boyd, first semester Student Council representatives, Lillian Cummins and Gordan Garrett, and for the last semester Rita Baer and Joan Griffey. The Junior class was sponsored by Miss Rachael Taul and Mrs. Dean Dorman. The class was honored when the student body elected Lillean Cummins as vice-president of the student body and Rose Ann Riley queen of homecoming. In October, they presented their assembly, a talentlno- gram in which every member of the class took part. In January, they sponsored an all-school party to raise money for the March of Dimes. The whole year was busy for the class for they were active in their efforts to raise money for the annual Jun- ior-Senior Prom. The Juniors agree that this has been a good year and are looking forward to their senior year. Sophomore Class History In September 1949, fiftypone students entered Horace Mann as Freshmen, under the leadership of Miss Margaret Franken and Mr. David Crozier. This year, with only a slight decrease, the enrollment of the Sophomore class was fourtyenine students. They chose their class officers as follows: President, Lester Hallg Vice-President, Stanley Stantong Secretary and Treasurer, Colleen Froydg Sergeant-at-Arms, Francis Slairg and Reporter, Joan Howard. Their student council represen- tatives wereg All-term, Beverly Porter, first semester, Betty Dougan and last semester Joan Howard.

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CCONTINUEDD The girls who are in chorus this year are: Norma Boyd, Jackie Bosch, and Beverly Porter. . The boys who went out for football were: Walter Arms, Montra Dorman, Bob Growcock, Lester-Hall, Richard Houston, and Francis Tompkins. Those our for basketball were: Dick Mangold, Francis Blair, Lester Hall, Bob Growcock, Jack Patton, Harold Baker, Richard Houston, Stanley Stanton, and Francis Tompkins. In December, the Sophomores presented the High school assembly. Lester Hall, the President, gave an introductory talk and this was followed by a fidm, nYukon Flight.n The first party for the Sophomores, held December7, had a winter-time theme. The evening was spent dancing, in- structed by Mrs. Wayne Kinman. The Sophomore activities for the latter part of the year were diverse, ranging from square dancing to selling hot dogs and putting on movies to finfnce the May Formal. The entire class continued to show the same fine cooperation that made their previous activities a pronunced success.