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

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Facilities trampolene. His brain is in- clined to work overtime in the College library- He fairly reeks of culture after a college as- sembly, and cloe snit everyone look more glamorous in the moonlight on the balcony at the Student Union after the all school dance. For all this, The Littlest Cub gives a jaunty tip of the cap and a thank-you to his big brother, the Northwest Mis- souri State College Bearcat. The college auditorium wa s an excellent place to present Horace Mann s Senior Play. Pictured are Karen 'llclntyre Tim Johnson Roger Blackwell Scott Brown. and Rebecca Bell Horace Mann Stuiellxtsgriilithciclxiioarilsire books from the college and Ph! 19 cl l'00m Jensen' ,, 1 than relax to read ln a Sm Y The Collet, G A he ymnasmm Pfovides an excellent place for Horace Mann to play its basketball games. I

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Ready, Aim, firel Trudi Walker, senior, draws for a perfect Bullseye. Very few schools are able to provide archery as a part Of their physical education Pl'0gram. ents are auO ' '-Uuu 1, nave to go u wed L P town to b . Ramona Jensen and H 0 use the bookstore in th HX these! Horace Mann - C. I . class Bauman are purchasing Sui:-rlilonl Buildmg. Here Brrrl This water is like icel Pictured here is a Horace Mann class in beginning swimming. Horace Mann is the only high school in the county to offer a in swimming. College The Littlest Cub knows a good thing when he sees itl Where else but at Horace Mann would college facilities be available to high school stu- dents. It makes him feel so-o-o athletic and like a Big-Cub-Om Siampus to swim in the North- west Missouri State College pool, play a doubles match on the college tennis courts, and bounce around on the College

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Sweetheart Dance At the annual Sweetheart Dance, Connie Sue Oliver and John Colwell were crowned 1958 Horace Mann Sweet- heart Queen and King. Connie, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Oliver, Barnard, is a sopho- more. The son of Harry Colwell, Mary- ville, John is a junior. Connie and John were voted queen and kingifrom a group of 12, two can- didates from each class. Senior and junior high students were allowed to vote. First attendants were ,Iancie Waugh and Bob McGinnis. Other can- didates were J. K. Runyon, Donna Arms. Lona Moeller, Curtis Ware, Linda Bouska, El. C. Walker, Jane Perkins anal Terry Blagg. The student council, headed by Roger Blackwell, rresident, sponsored the dance.