Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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. . . Aspiring juniors Shirt Sleevesv was torn between experimentation and tradition. 'Twas a memorable event and Wit- nessed the passing of the old scenery, used since the conversion of the Strand from vaudeville to pictures. Page Fifteen

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s asfwlfu SENIOR ADVISORY COMMITTEE Row One: Ann Hutsoin, John Jones, Barbara, Sommer, Ronny Martin, Nancy Sorrels. Row Two: Rita Scaggs, Dick Ford, Jo Cowan, Ed McCallum, Shaila Van Sickle, Bob Harding, Alice Faye Houston, Tom Todd, Sue Allman. Mighty Seniors . The Senior Advisory Committee acted as the hub around which all Senior activities revolved. 'ini l,,,, ,fgljik s mm Q or Z2 1 JE L5 o f, -54 A 3 H is El , 1.2 i f vlggi if 1- Q3 H sfvi. gl' - of 1 3 ,ri m , , A V , .--I ,J 1 1 V' vfQjf,'L11i1fJa ,E 1. KWIMMIN WOULDN'T BE so BAD IF THEY onoN'T euecsrz so MUCH. Page Fourteen NWHY CAN'T THE Bovs AROUNDW HERE BE MORE SOPHISTICATED?

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Page Siiviccu A Reczssuring Glance . . . Fish on Friday . . . the ever- present complaints . . . the same people who gohbled down their first helpings so they could Wait in line for seconds . . . those people who spent five minutes selecting the largest helpings while others waited in line . . . all these are the past. Social studies were links with the future . . . current events reports in govermnent were brief, clear, and everyone heard them ..... U. S. History was traced from Columbus to Roose- velt via 1492, the Civil VVar, the depression, and a few lost maps. Woodshop trains deft hands and eager minds to do construc- tive and meaningful work.