Horace Mann School - Horace Mannikin Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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an 1 1 X11 HARRY All FUN Ill addition to teach ing history to the first form and roach ing xarsitx some again guided the destim s of oxer a hundred first and s fond formers as lower school head fl'Ullf lL ATHANb Il X s man ronl XfllCl'llg3U lnltlated loner sehoolers into the mysteries of mathematics and sols ed mam problems huns lf a line Coach during the foothall s af-on AI l HPD BAHUTH the dxnamu lnacl of the l'Ilgll h department again non tht admiration of an awe strutk group of seniors for his stimulating and insplr ing course in senior Pllgllgh C PORK l' HUUW 'WAX in his firt xear at Horace Mann imhued lirst formers with an understanding of the haslt pflll clpl s of Fnglish grammar and a hatred of split lIll:ll'llllX es AI BP HT Blilfyffb once again headed the history department. His int rpreta- tions of current and past events always provoked much discussion from hip third. Gfth and sixth form classes. ,IUSICPH QIHASI-I returned to these halls ere - 'fi z ' x '-3 alvsenve. He taught algehra and gqlllll- ry ii: thin and fourt 1 term e asses nnile staunehly defending the principle: f lfuelid against all altar' 's. 12