Huntertown High School - Citadel Yearbook (Huntertown, IN)

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BUILDING OUR BODIES In Physical Education and Health and Safety students learn the art of keeping their bodies well and strong. Miss Poling directs the girls in Physical Education while Mr. Gorsuch and Mr. Kindy lead the boys. Mr. Gorsuch also teaches the Health and Safety classes. Learning to give artificial respiration are Terry Sands and Bob Parrish. Ann Hosier demonstrates that a girl can play baseball too. ' a, ' 44£;«X» Is climbing flag poles a new form of physical fitness Mel? ! Compliments of DUNTEN ' S GRINDING SERVICE 22

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The Guidance department under the direction of Mr. Mailers is a very important aspect of our school life. Besides giving tests and recording scores, he helps students with de- cisions pertaining to the future and our problems of today. Under the skillful direction of Mrs. Walsh, students learn about hues, lighting, and shading in the art de - partnrient. With their unique ideas, they produce interesting displays. Mr. Mailers is the director of our guidance department. Here he helps Barbara Ott make a college selection. ART AND GUIDANCE EiLchard Bonjour draws a landscape scene. This is just one of the many projects the class undertakes. June Fredrick is working hard on a pub- licity poster for one of the school plays. 21

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This year ' s Exploratory Teaching class grew to fifteen under the direction of Mrs. Hostetler. They studied new methods of teaching and, after a period of observa- tions, participated in various classes them- selves. They graded papers, made dis- plays, tutored students and sometimes even presented the lessons themselves under the supervision of the participating teacher. Here Bob Warner helps some grade school students with reading. STUDENTS TODAY TEACHERS TOMORROW Once in a while the Exploratory Teachers had a day off. Marie Roberson, Cindy Parrish, Nancy Pulver, and Sharon Pratt discuss the teaching profession. Sponsored by KRISS WELDING SHOP 23