Akron High School - Golden Haze Yearbook (Akron, IN)

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C0l'lfel'lt5 ECIIWAIIIJ AIIMINISTIIATICN FACULTY SENICIIS UNIIEIICIASSMEN SCHCCL CALENDAR CHAIJE FACULTY ELEMENTARY CLASSES SCHCCI PEIISCIINEI ACTIVITIES MUSIC SPCIITS AIIT 0I'elll0l' The seniors of 1958 presen-t the Golden Haze to reflect the godden haze of memories, on its thirty-first anniversary. Thirtyeone years ago a group of the graduating class od 1927 put their heads together to combine their ideas into one, that of constructing A'kron's first annual. Sponsored by Robert Allen the staff was composed of: Editor-in-Chie-f .............. -- --- Herrell Berger Business Manager ........ .....,..... H arold Bowen Circulation Manager .... .............. R obert Flohr Art Editor ........ . .... .... C harles Wthittenfberger Socicnl Editor ........ ...... P auline Hammond Ioke Editor --, .... .. ...,.... -- ..........e Mary Fox Literary Editor .....,........ .... H elen CBaumI Irelan Mu-sic and Dramatic Editor --- ....... Thelma Smoker Snapshot Editor --. .....,.. ........ Qp al Kencher Athletic Editor ............... .. .............. Harold Kuhn Engraving Editor .......................... Kathleen Hammond Calendar -.. ......,..,......................... Beatrice Shimer H g Advertising .....,,.. Merril Berger and Marian IBurroWsl Gerig They asked for ideas from the class for its name and decided on The Golden Haze in association with the haze, carved in gold in each student's memory. Tfhe theme of that first Golden Haze was of gypsy ideas which, aside If-rom looking back, gazed into the future. This future must have been the year of Satellites 6- Sputniksf' Punk Kinder was photographer and the book was published in the local newspaper office. Together with the efforts of the class, totaling 27, the staff produced our first annual, easily covering 'their expenses' and left a bal-ance to be added to the advancing class's funds, by which -to better their book. On t'his, the thirtxy'-first anniversary of our year book, we hope the Golden Haze of 1958 will bring back memories to cherish in the years to come. PAGE 9

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OAW erio A 0 fA0 ag PHYS. ED. Phys. Ed., push-ups, games, Halloween, and ploy were all necessary lox' cz well- fourtsled school ye-or. PAGE B WMF STUDY HALL .25 otuay Hill was piece 1: :ohh up o ?1:mewo'k ,re:1cltl'1el1 est iews, whlspe' C1 b lil some-fimes sl p,

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I'l'lU1L:5fl'6Ltl0lfl Mr. Rouch For many years Mr. Rouch has been Superintendent ot the Fulton County schools. He brings to this school experience and understanding, and We thank him sincerely. Mr. Cumberlcmd Our trustee had the respon- sibility all tour of our High School years ot keeping us comfortable and providing tor our many needs. We thank him Whole heartedly. Mr. Decrton As the principal of Akron High School, Mr. Deaton has coped with the problems ot teachers and students With a deep understanding of the needs of our school. Mr. Deaton strived ever to broaden the opportunities of the students of Akron High School. Mrs. Walter Cumberland Our school secretary ac- counted for our money, an- swered our many questions, and gave us a slip to get into class. PAGE 10