Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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to Improve C S for I9 I-72 Year .. 3,24 f 1 1 4 L S 3 'qbnnndffm 1 ,l . it L. Top-Making important decisions for the benefit of the school are board members Gus Gineris, secy.g John Bowerman, trustee, Pierce Green, pres., C. Merrill Dailey, Asupt.g Max Boots, trustee, and Don Morris, vice-pres. Above left-Dr. Charles Arvln, curriculum coordinator. Above right-Miss Shirley Kinnett, Mrs. Mary Ann Rose, Mrs. Wanda Priest, administration secretaries. Left-Business manager, Wayne Tate.

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' chool Board dministration Worked All activities at CHS came to- gether at the office. Decisions affecting many aspects of aca- demic life originated here. Helping to keep records straight were Nliss Dorothea Knight and lVlrs. Letha Scott. Important col- lege applications were carefully handled by these two secretaries. IVlr. Donald Golliher and lVlr. Robert Barton acted as principal and assistant principal. Nlr. Golli- her was absent for several weeks because of a back problem which required major surgery. He re- covered and continued in the diffi- cult role of principal at CHS. Upper left Mr Robert Bartons yob doesnt always end at 'mea Knight and Mrs Letha Scott, 3 30 P rn During Homecoming week he Could Often be Seen Above Mr Donald Goiiiher, principal, took a break from SUDBVVISIUS the building Of the CIHSS fl0afS school to test drive one of the cars used in the Homecoming

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Counselors and Assistants Aid tudents When the difficulties of high school life seemed too large to handle, the Athenian had some- one to turn to. With patience and understanding lVlr. Curtis Cas- tellucio and lVlrs. Dorothy Jacob helped students gain a proper perspective. Each class had its own special problems. Sophomores had to learn the ins and outs of CHS. The challenging trio-the PSAT, SAT, and NIVISQT-had many juniors on edge as they began preparing for the future. Seniors had to make college or job choices that would affect their fu- tures. Through it all, students had a friend to turn to: their counselor. Helping students find a particular mag- azine issue or book was library assis- tant, Rosalyn Tate. In Upper left-Mrs. Dorothy Jacob, counselor, was always ready with a pleasant smile and an open ear. Upper right-Checking in students who had been absent was the seemingly never- ending job of Mrs. Janice Stearns. Lower-Mr. Curtis Castellucio takes time away from counseling to catch up on some needed paper work.