Claypool High School - Knight Lites Yearbook (Claypool, IN)

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3714 Career plans for these purposeful students involve teaching. Two club activi- ties this year were sponsor- ing a Christmas faculty tea, and a Courtesy Week climax- ed with an all-school hop. ROW ONE: B. Wilson, vice-presidentg B. Gibson, historian - rep.g D. Thompson, secretary-treasurerg Mrs. Miller, advisorg M. Cook, presi- dent, F. Petteys, librarian. ROW TWO: F. Coy, M. Drudge, M. Jamison, 1 K. Keller, M. Thompson, M. Kimes, song leader. ROW THREE: C. Morris, 1 B. Kries, P. Pike, B. Kimes. V 1 l juiwie Teacrlzexw - - juiwze Leacfeyw l Helen Deaton and Larry Werten- The teachers were guests berger being crowned Courtesy King of honor at a Faculty Tea held and Queen at the Courtesy Hop on by the FTA just before Christ- February 1, 1958. mas vacation. l

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5 Z 5 i 5 H I s i l Q 5 is l I l I 1 I I The repairing of worn books for the Bonnie Jo Kries, Connie Morris, library is a very exacting but vital part and Avonelle Cook, to help her keep of the library system. Marge Cook, the the books in order. Mrs. Miller is senior librarian, looks to Karen Keller, their sponsor. Sejwace 6DCD!1,Q.AA2C! an Laofzczfiy and 24111 A steady hand and good nerves are what Kay Adams, Jeannine Leslie, Joyce Tay- enables these girls to create works of art. lor, Mardell Kimes, Frances Bell and Connie They painted posters for dances, parties Schooley are part of the senior high art class and made the scenery for the Christmas Two other classes, the junior high boys and ' operetta. girls, assisted on the projects.

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Linda Howard, Roberta Shep- herd, and Sherry Bouse talk over their lines before the play begins. 'WO Vice-principal Buzz Bailey, portrayed by Ronald Hoppas, takes it easy. MORQ ll-!0f7Z2LUO Homeiown gfzoacfway - - No More Homework proves that Principal for a day can be an excit- ing dream come true. It all begins when Principal Lundquist Q Glen Dea- tonj has to speak at a convention, and the school is left in the hands of Pam fMarge Cookj and Buzz QRonald Hoppasj, officers of the Student Council. Shali- mar fSue Edingtonj adds to the humor with her unscrupulous methods of trap - ping Buzz, to implicate Pam in the rob- ery of school money. The play was under the direction of Miss Huether. IZA!! Make-up plays an important part in the preparation for a play. Dorothy T. helps James E. on the finishing touches. -4 Yr if- ' 'Vs ' -.5f::YYv'R9.PfX,V:MfV?k15?Cw'Q :