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

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Mr. Deaton Principal Mr Deatcn has been our friend and adviser through our school yccrs He has taught elementary, except Grades l and 2, and High School Social Sciences, except Chain stty, Plow Ln his 31st year of teaching, he has acquired ia fB.S,'E. 12 1932 from Manchester College, and an MS E, in 1945 from lndiana University. He started Teaching in 1928. Mr. Rouch Superintendent Mr. Rauch is cur Superintendent ci Schools, and without him cur way would have been much harder tc travel. 'We have appreciated his leadership and we hope that he continues in his success, guides Known as those who guide .ls and instruct us, our teachf ers are really much more. They are the supporting pillars of all cur endeavors, helping us lay the foundation for our many castles in the sky. Because of this, their memory will be with us always, but we will remem- ber them also for their unique personalities. Personalities that could not be hidden by the arade book, but are portrayed by their many hobbies and characteristics. Many times their ways affected us more than their words. Mr. Luckenbill Trustee Mr. Luclceztbill, trustee ct Akron High, has just joined us tc jcurney through years that will lie alcna the ,paths of future graduates We have enjoyed his friendship and audcnce :Ind wish hiri 1 successtul fiifxirv Ute OE! Jovi jim WW

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Days .7 long SEPTEMBER - 9-lst day of school I8-Assembly Program - Ray Bagardas 28-Henry Township S. S. Convention 29-Democratic Rally OCTOBER - 2-Farm Bureau 4-H Achievement Program 21-22-Senior Play 23-24-Teachers' Convention 25-Pancake and Sausage Supper 28-Teachers' Party 29-County Citizenship con. - Parent-Teacher, etc. 31-Lions Halloween Party NOVEMBER - 1-Aubbeenaubbee 3-P. T. A. 4-Hi-Y Initiation 5-7th Grade Party Iunior Turkey Supper 7-Silver Lake 10-9th Grsade Party ll-lunior High - Kewanna 12-Open House 14-Claypool Iunior Sock Hop -Sunshine Formal Initiation -lunior High - Fulton 19-8th Grade Party Pictures - undergrad 21-Bourbon 25-Iunior High - Rochester 17 18 26-Roann 27-28-Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER - I-P. T. A. 2-lunior High - Aubbeenaubbee 5-Kewanna 9-Iunior High - Larwill l0-Band Concert I2-Clay Township I3-Noble Township 15-Teachers' Party 16-Iunior High - Woodrow 17-Hi-Y Basketball 19-Argos 22-Iunior High - Talma 23-F. F. A. Basketball 24-Start of Christmas Vacation 26-27-4-Way Tourney 30-Sock Hop IANUARY - 5-End of Christmas Vacation P. T. A. 7-Iunior High - Gilead 9-Talma 41 'Che Road Explorers Sock Hop 10-Iunior High County Tourney B-Team 4-Way Tourney 14-15-17-County Tourney 23 -Gilead - Cancelled because of weather 24-Record Hop 26-Beginning ol Second Semester 28-Richland Center -lunior High - Beaver Dam -North Manchester Iunior Class Hop 31-Vocal Solo and Ensemble Contest 29 30 FEBRUARY - 2-P. T. A. 3-Richland Center Group Pictures 6-Shrine Circus for 3rd Grade Fulton SSS Sock Hop Instrumental Solo and Ensemble Contest 9-Mothers' Club Program in Gym 12-Assembly Program 13-Grass Creek 15-Iunior High - Burket 20-Pierceton 21-State Music Contest 2526-27-28-Sectional Tourney MARCH - 2-P.T.A. 4-County Athletic Banquet 5-5th and Sth Grade vs. Beaver Dam 13-County Music Festival I9-Assembly Program Teacher Banquet at Grass Creek 27-Good Friday - no school APRIL - 1-Sorority Card Party in Gym 3-Athletic 6. Band Fish Fry, Lions Club and P. T. A 4-District Band and Vocal Contest 6-P. T. A. 9-10-Iunior Play 11-State Band and Vocal Contest 17-Farm Bureau Meeting SSS-Hi-Y Banquet 24-Band Concert 26-May 3-Senior Trip MAY - 4-P. T. A. 6-County Track Meet 8-Chorus Program and Art Exhibit Sophomore Sock Hop I5-Iunior-Senior Reception 17-Baccalaureate 22-Last day - Commencement When school opened in the fall of l959, Akron High School had a new look. There were new windows that did not allow the cold winds to sweep across the rooms. The walls had all been decorated. There were new desks and the whole building was relighted. All this was done through the efforts of Mr Cumberland, Mr. Paul Fites, Mr. Roy Groninger, and Mr. l-larry Burdge. Now we are snug as a bug in a rug and can see on dark days. For all this We say Thanks.