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

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ldlll I I ANI I I IX ION PI edffcr Iou I1 tl and slxth fornlers through tht I I ImIfIen I ltx and other such exotic spots III 1 ar astern lstorx moursm .1 so tauv II I oc ern urope In 1 tt rx IIUUU IUNDIIII ne won I the Horate Wann faeultx taught tle txplnv tourse to nnnhl hn erer H Nl ers He made the course both Inter es mg and nelx x ls EIIIIIIIQIHIII personalltx NX II I IANI IUHI URAX coat hul ns hot c o to another Wllllllllg s .1 son A Ieadlng exponent of the two hundred and fortx xard drne Nhckex also toat hed the warsltx dlvot dlgg rs IAIII IRANDAII had IlttIc to uorrx about thus xedr wlth Ins kevlers llldklll sexen ten spI1tQ and IIIQ netmen Ilffltllllti., aus pabt opponents UI course he cI1I have to proxe S -X S triangles 1 onf ruent IIII H r u N ann s Ins war dftu hmm fit lll N Sl rt I ore Ian: tiuffl .ilgthra feometrx and Ixcnxon I 1 lf IK t, uppe 1 loo NINI IDU It I' Nd onte again lean I tI Nlodern Ianguave clepartrnent ls xseeklx IlllIlI1Il s dnt hunt red nnnus s rlghtenec Hs tlII'lt I'XSl 1 content Spanish student C- ill Il! 1

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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

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mln w n t arm xlllllt Hannottf Nlarlt l'dlllIlQ.lUH lil l l' PVAXS uae head mf me Nlualc department H1- energx during Nlllgc- hui fine plano and organ lll3NlIlg and lllN expert handling f the tl t luh make hnn one of the Qthool N out tanchnl, per onalltlea XlAlllx FAHHINK TUX dqdlll taught thlrd form l'llgllSlI tla Gee and lntro dur ed them to poetrx and fine pro e mth great Qklll The Duke made h1Q claaaee IlltlllHI'dl1ll lN IQ peraonahtx fmt en llll1Sl3Glll JUAN I Allt IA again taught hw excr popular thlrd and fourth tear Spamsh eouraea ln addlt on to l reneh ll and lll AQ ex er ionnee the Lrx ol the Qtrutk terror lll the heart of H 'Xl CIN lJl'Tl'll I Utkltli helped teach Quond formera the I'Ullllllf'IltQ of Qentenne strut ture He waa aleo aduaor to lim Stout troop 501 lll addltlon to xuperxmng, the Important HV testing program AXDHlL HANXUTrll' B6lg1UIllQ con tI'll'JUtl0I1 to the H Nl facults tame to Horace Mann last xear and QIIICC' then has been teaehlng French to upper Qthoolera H12 COIlg6I'll3l manner ha- uon hnn mam friends X DI HA t H stepp d into r iran e N oe'- th1Q yeir leaching t Glltld ence t tl xre hlrd orm e mapahlx coped mth the IUTIUUN and lll qlllflllg lllllldQ of the freshmen 14 F' fu