Chesterton High School - Singing Sands Yearbook (Chesterton, IN)

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Students Manage the First-Aid Room The nursettes work hard preparing the first-aid room for future use. Sharon Bunnell was the first to at- tend classes by telephone. Ann McDougal puts her training to use by making a patient com- fortable. The new first-aid room Is another -first at CHS that offers opportunities to grow. The nursettes, in charge of the room, are extremely fortunate in that they are offered varied experiences and opportunities to serve others. Chesterton hiigh was one of the first schools to offer bed-side teaching through telephone contact from school to home for those pupils unable to attend class regularly. Sharon Bunnell was the first student to take advantage of this service when she was confined to her home due to rheumatic fever. Left: Dancing was offered as a noon-time activity to both junior- and senior-high students. Stud«ntt anter ichool to begin th« daily routine. Pupils admire a new trophy.

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Years of Anticipation Top right and middle: Chesterton is expanding rapidly with its many new subdivisions. Bot+onn: The new First Nazarene Church is an example of how Chesterton is growing spiritually as well as materialis- tically.

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