Batesville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Batesville, IN)

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ABOVE: Beverly Moody seems to have the right answer. Soon everyone will. RIGHT: Lab assistants try to pour acid on each other's hands and also manage to get some in the test tube. LEFT: Mr. Vicars shows art students how to letter correctly. It comes as a great shock to many students to learn that it is often helpful to ask the teacher for assist- ance. But you can be sure that every pupil will aid his fellow pupil in time of emergency.

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STUDENTS DISCOVER THAT STUDY PAYS BENEFITS Most Batesville students learn early that the only way to success in school is found in hard work and determination. They know that, in th e end, all of their efforts will pay off . . . especially when those report cards come out. Many learn, to their amazement, that it's all a lot easier than it looks. ABOVE: Miss Heim's English class concentrates on a lesson in grammar. LEFT: Typing skills are learned in a slow but sure manner.

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Batesville's new library room provides space for study for the ever growing student body. NEW LIBRARY STIMULATES INTEREST Many returning students were surprised to find that the school library had been moved previous to their beginning the school year. In place of the old, cramped, upstairs library, they found a new room downstairs; a room that more nearly matched the needs of the students. New equipment and many new books added to the excitement of the venture. Some users of the library prefer to read only intellectual Mrs. Allseitz checks out books needed for research. material.