Converse Jackson High School - Borderlite Yearbook (Converse, IN)

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RALPH WINGER B.S., Marion College Sixth Grade MRS. GLENNIS DOUGLASS Ball State College Fifth Grade MRS. WILLA M. HIGHLEY Marion College Fourth Grade MRS. HELEN WOLFE Manchester College Assistant MRS. DELORES HALE B.S., Butler University M.A., Ball State College Third Grade MISS MARIAN WARNER B.S., Marion College Second Grade MRS. BERTHA CARVEY A.B., Indiana University M.S., Indiana University First Grade MRS. DOROTHY DUBOIS Manchester College Assistant

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MR. DRAKE studies a new number that he will give to the band to play soon. Mr. Drake is the band and chorus director. He received a B.S. from Manchester College and an M.A, from Ball State. He was chosen one of lndiana's 10 outstanding directors by The First Chair of America in l958. 91993252 COACH PHIL McCARTER demonstrates the correct way to tape a sprained ankle. Mr. McCarter teaches driver's education, book- keeping, and physical education. He received a B.S. degree from Ball State. Teachers strive to meet our needs MRS. HAMILTON teaches volleyball in her physical education classes, Mrs. Hamilton is music supervisor for the lower grades. She has a B.M. from Butler. MRS. HULLINGER demonstrates how to use a sewing machine. She teaches home economics and physical education. Mrs. Hul- linger has a B.S. from Manchester College. 1' f 7 496' ,Hi .. was Q , . l s K . g .JA My

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Indispensable Although some people do not realize it, the cus- todians, cooks, and bus drivers were a very important part ot our school lite during the past year. All year the custodians kept the schoolhouse, gymnasium, and school grounds clean and in good repair. In addition to these duties, during the spring and summer they kept the baseball diamond and track in good condi- tion, painted both the schoolhouse and the gym- nasium, and varnished all the floors in the school- house. The cooks spent tive days a week in the kitchen planning and cooking meals that would keep us healthy and happy. They not only cooked our meals but they also washed dishes, cleaned the kitchen, and disposed of our garbage. Although the bus drivers did not stay at school with us, we depended on them to bring the country boys and girls to and from school safely and to keep the buses in good repair. In addition to this they transported us back and forth to many basketball games and other extracurricular activities. CUSTODIANS Led Garner and Bill Caldwell take time to smile as they sweep the floor of the biology room after school, BUS DRIVERS Royce Grubb Darl Hodson Dewain Carmack Don PREPARING pans of macaroni are Mrs. Ethel Allen and Mrs. Hunt and John Rivers show off one of the school buses while Gladys Thompson, the full-time cooks at Converse High School.