Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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The annual Cll1'lSlllliIS program departed from tl1e totally religious tableau type of program this vear to include dancing and light singing. ,Twas . e L t a Fred Vlfaring type of Pl'Ogl'tUH-VVCll-lilitfll. . . . lc! mclitions With A XfVe never knew what new klllil ll1t61'6Stll1g art work we would see in the luuchroorn each noon. Colorful winter scenes appeared o11 the walls at Christmas time, two complete shows were brought from New York and otl1er cities. Students showed great interest i11 the displays, and appreciated this noon-tiine diversion Gllld cultural boost. D1'f'UUI' T7'flfI?i1'lg-All essential course eniphasiz- A11 invaluable crew-always husy, ever on ing useful technique and good judgment, to ha11d and ready to help a student or a teacher. produce sate and sane drivers. Page Ten

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Receive Training In Mczmf Fields . . . Math, one of the strongest departments in the The Spanish Club theatrical was another of high school, oiiers a tour-year course . . . ex- a wide variety of superior play productions at pericnce in reasoning, il tool for other courses, C.H.S .... prepzu'ation for college or a Vocation. I f'Plmfo by jack lvflf-S'l7l1, Soplzomorel Typing . . . '1Seek and ye shall find . . Manualandrnental training with the essentials ot at good shop . . . extensive equipment and u competent instructor . . . a K'Roseyv atmosphere. Page Nine

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New Approach In 1952 Mr. Zachary . . . Alumni Association President Page Eleven ,I 56 ' ' iii xg! X Lx I i y I --4'3-1 1-5 9 1 ifwmar The Senior Play tryouts for 'The Man Who Came to Dinnerv were the initial step in the trend toward better quality plays. With the direction of Mr. Cre- celius, six Weeks to Work, and a more-than-usually-talented Cahemj class, the presentation of the play Was a success. The actors and production staff will always remernber the experience of producing a famous and worth-While play.