Cloverdale High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Cloverdale, IN)

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Wz'th in A a'mz'nz'st1'atz'0n Mr. Virgil Telgemeyer Elementary Principal Mr. Connie E. Cress, Principal Experiencing the seriousness of life today, but always knowing the importance of helping students plan for tomorrow, Mr. Cress, Aristotle said, Those who educate children new to the System, this Year' well are more to be honored than even their parents, for these only give them life, those the art of living well. This quotation could well apply to Mr. Telgemeyer, who assumed his duties as elementary principal in the new building. Mrs. Beulah Lewis, Secretary offered helpful guidance to the students of CHS. Cooperation and efficiency, necessary for an organized school administration, were maintained by Mrs . Lewis. Aside from many designated duties, Mrs. Lewis pre- pared important notices, daily absentee slips, checked all money deposits from the various clubs, recorded cards and per- formed many other duties. In her spare time she found time to keep house for her husband, Don, and daughters, Anna, Diana and Sandy who was away at college.

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Mr. Arthur L. Johnson Superintendent As students of yesterday, the School Board hoped that every stu- dent entering Cloverdale Community Schools would accept the competitive challenge and acquire an education that would enable him to become a useful citizen. Members of the Board were: Mrs. Lillian Whitaker, Mr. Harley Sutherlin, Mr. Russell Sendmeyer, Mr. Woodrow Sharp, Mr. Wayne Branneman and Mrs . Zerelda John. Mr. Jerry Orman who was not pres- ent was also a member. Board of Education Intrzbatie Harmony The culmination of six years' working and plarming was finally completed last fall when the elementary students moved into the new building after a delay of two weeks in the starting of school. Mr. Johnson, who was a familiar figure at the building site from the turning of the first shovel at the ground-breaking ceremonies until the final touches were put on in the spring, wore out many miles of shoe leather in the process. Without his dedication to seeing the job completed, there could not have been . . . New Vistas for C.H.S. Formal dedication of the new physical education building was on December 10. Mr. Phil Eskew, ISHAA Commissioner was the guest speaker. Mr. Cress and Mr. Johnson both complimented the community for their foresight in planning such a fi.ne edifice.

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Mr . james Miller Mrs . Mildred Cassady Mrs . Mary Truesdel Mr . Robert Holman Mr . Robert Nees Mrs . Mary Liveoak 56 Mr . Ronald Purcell Mrs . Rita Garrett Mr . Alfred Tucker