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

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G. R. A. Horace Mann girls who enioy sports belong to the Girls Recreation Association, a group which meets during the noon hour for intramural activities. By participating in these sports the girls earn points toward awards of numerals, letters, and pins. The GRA girls finance these awards themselves through money making projects during the year. The membership is growing, and the GRA is rapidly becoming a strong club at ?ilWl'lS. i Dramatics Uramatics Club is an organization for the high school students who are interested in drama and actinq. They have presented several plays for the student body at llorace lllann assemblies. 'llhe officers for the club were: presidentflose Ann Gardg vice-president, Charla lzllaggg secretary, Judi Iiammang and treasurer, Trudi Walker. Miss Dorothy llieigancl was the sponsor. i i 45 I5 5-

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M Club The M Club at Horace Mann consists of boys who have lettered in any varsity sport. The following of- ficers were elected at the first meeting of the Ni Club: Scott Brown, presi- dentg Hollis White, vice-presidentg Richard Pope, Secfefafyi Roger Black- well, recorderg and Marlin Heflin, ser- geant-at-arms. n. .5 rw 1 f6.D :V Pep Club The Littlest Cubf' a full-fledged mem- ber of the pep club helped cheer the team on to many victories in football, basketball, and track this year. He was fairly bursting with pride when he found that Horace Mann had not only been given a perfect sportsmanship rating in football, but also had earned the sportsman- ship trophy in basketball. He knew that the Purple Peppers played a big part in learning these awards. Officers of the PSP club are: president, Phyllis Smithg vice-president, Agnes Luke.

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Science Club The Horace Mann Science Club is affiliated with the Science Clubs of America. lts purposes are to increase knowledge of science, to learn to per- fect skills in science, to give service in the conmunity and nation, to under- stand the importance of science in the daily lives of individuals, and to help carry out the program of Science Clubs of America. Any boy or girl interested in sci- ence is eligible to join. Each member must have a project concerning SONIC branch of science during the year. The Clubs officers are Tim Johnson, yfesldenli Bob Willis, Vice- president: and Ramona Jensen, secre- tary-treasurer Mr- The0d0re Weichlngelb science instructor at liorace Mann, sponsors the group of enthusiastic Scientists. Conservation The Conservation Clubr has engaged 'in several major 1CtiVifi9S this year-a wild game dinner, a fox drive which was OPCH to the pub- lic, and has s ronsored several movies for assem blies. Pictured below are Mr. Herbert R. Diieterich, sponsor: Mr. Kenneth Armstrong, Nodaway County Conservation Agentg Dale Nelson, presidentg Verlin Tremble, vice-presi- dent, and Scott Brown, secretary. v