Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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Upper left: Rafe Dickey and Bill Green take time off to wash dishes for the Ben Hur Nursing Home. Upper right: Anne Pumroy 'can find any book in the Crawfordsville Pub- lic Library. Lower left: Even asst. manager, Mike Gould, has to work serving his fellow students. Lower right: COE worker, Sandy Sering, puts her cleri- cal knowledge to work at the may- or's office. ie? Iobs-11

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10-Iobs ICT and COE involve students in a variet of businesses throughout Crawfordsville May I help you? CHS stu- dents extend a warm hand to the people of Crawfordsville. ICT and COE were two programs that urged working experience. The students were given a general knowledge in mechanics and business. They worked during school hours and received credits for their respective courses. Thirty-five students out of the senior class took part. Iobs ranged from washing dishes to taking dictation. Working at a gas pump or wearing a funny little hat amidst the smell of hamburgers and french fries not only put a little money in the pocket but enabled the students to meet new respon- sibilities and become more self- reliant. With these opportunities students were benefiting them- selves and at the same time rep- resenting our school. , Upper: Dennis Coons is sure no pharmacist, but that at the First National Bank She IS one of several COE didn't keep him from getting a job at Hook's Drug Store. 0ff1C9 W0rkGI'S Lower: Diane Earl works all morning verifying signatures

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CHS expands Foreign Fellowship program y sponsoring four foreign exchange Students Alexandra Kats-Katslv-uh . . . Katsevelaki, Thierry Cham- pod, Marta Chang, and Michel- ango Aguilar are not so common- place as lane Brown or Ioe Smith but their faces became familiar throughout CHS. Alexandra, a native of Greece, lived with Leslie Iohnson. Back home she studied 14 subjects, so adjusting to her new curriculum was no problem. Marta is from Guatemala. Cindy Stoker was her American hostess. At CHS Marta took some courses in secretarial prepara- tions, and studied English and government besides. Thierry, born in Villiers Sur Marne, France, made his home with Thad Seymour. His interests varied from photography to polit- ics. Mike , who is from the Phil- ippines, stayed with Hal McGaughey. He studied English for 10 years, so he spoke our native tongue quite fluently. They all have enlightened us with their respective cultures as we have tried to impress them with ours. 12 Foreign Exchange Right: Caught in a moment of soli- tude, Marta's sunny smile brightens up the usually dull premises of CHS. Left: Mike in a pensive mood shows a more serious side of himself as he confronts a new situation.