Culver High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Culver, IN)

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,-gn' MISS MAHAN, 4th GRADE. Danny Haenes is inter- MRS. A KELLER, -ith GRADE. The pupils discuss what rupted during a recitation in science class to answer a kind of work a person could do who couldn't read well, question posed hy Linda Stevens. Over at the right The conclusion was that the poor reader wouldn't find a ludy Thews has another question, job easily. MISS QUIVEY, Sth GRADE. During the study of geo- graphy Douglas Lindvall points out to the class the location of the Middle Atlantic states, while Hershel Odle volunteers to name the capitals. MRS. MANIS, 6th GRADE. Paul White points out speci- fic sentences of interest to be written by the class as part of the assignment in reading for the day as out- lined on the blackboard. MRS. EPLEY, Sth GRADE. Kathy Easterday discusses with Carolyn Covington how to work a problem in divi- sion. Loolcing on are Charles Benner and john Kibort who appear a bit puzzled by it all. MR. PARKINSON, 6th GRADE. Lucy Osborn discusses the importance of iron in the diet. Charles Massa and john Wilkins share in the discussion as Sharon McDonald and Larry Linhart listen.

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-42. -. ' . ' ' ' Q' -.'-' - . F -'-.' - 1'!1'!'ni . ' 21' .3 . -'.!k .- i W' f '1i::vf4r'v'rr'!1ll':.'1u:11z91el1lIlr :m'r1'x'.m1l-!l'vl ' V I-:lla 5113315 : Lf3i,' ' 3 ..i'.14-r.,i,....... l. : VC l l l Outer Space Visitors Record Yeur's Happenings SEPTEMBER 3 Registration for another year of school begins a year that will bring many mem- ories. 5 The first full day of school and that ever-faithful homework get us back into the old routine. 6 The Senior Magazine Drive begins with the highest goal ever - 554,750 No more leisure hours for these ambitious seniors! lO-l2 l almost broke the camera. That's nothing, l did! Yes, underclass pictures cause much excitement and happily disrupt classes. T3 The juniors pick out their class rings and now must wait patiently f??D for their arrival. l7-,l9 Senior pictures are taken, complet- ing another step toward the day of graduation. 20 The seniors attempt something new! As a group, they canvassed Argos and had o party afterward to boost their maga- zine sales. Aren't we an energetic group? 24 We made it, we made itl .lust the happy seniors announcing that 55,038 had been turned in on the magazine drive, S300 over their goal. Mr. Robin- son even let us push our thermometer up the walll 27 Because of Teacher's Workshop, we have only a half-day of school. This is one of the days we really appreciate our teachers. OCTOBER 7 Cheerleader tryouts were held but the committee failed to reach a decision. 8 Decision reached! To lead our Varsity will be Barb Rust, Ginger Piersol, and Deegee Reed. Susan Medbourn, Beatrice Price, and Sheri Yocom hope to bring the Papooses many victories . l0-ll Freshman Achievement Tests give the freshman class members a break from class routine. From what we heard, it really wasn't a break, though. ll Sunshine Harvest Hop in the old shop provides some good fun and food for all of us ll8 l8 The Junior Play, The Perfect ldiot, was a great success, even though catas- trophe almost struck twice. Jack Kinney had to step in at the last minute for ailing Norm Thomas and then the rec- ord player just wouldn't work during Jeanette and Dan's big love scene. These things only helped make it more interesting, we think. i9 Mr. Lucas finally took the plunge and joined the ranks of married teachers. The Trig class presented him with an apron, dish rag and dish towel just to start him off right in married life. 22 Scholarship Tests really tax the seniors' mental ability. After this we felt as if we had none. 24-26 Teachers Institute gives us another extended weekend. Hallelujahl 1957 SENIOR TRIP. l-Aboard ship. 2-Washing- ton. 3iCood ship Richmond 4-Kerry Anderson lecturing at Williamsburg capitol. 5-New York City skyline. 6-Waiting fcr the train at LaPaz. 7- jamestown. 8--Iwo lima monument. 9-See the sen- iors on the balcony? lO-lamestown. ll-Williamsf burg. i2-The Cadillac gang. i3-Lincoln Memorial. l4fCathedral of St. john the Divine. 28 The school's heating plant failure ex- tends our vocation. lt was 48 degrees in Mr. Robinson's room. We really aren't complaining. 29 Flu takes its toll of students. Nearly one-third are absent with the bug 3l My gosh, what happened? Nobody could believe that the school yard was free from Halloween debris. NOVEMBER l The first pep session and game start the basketball rolling again. We lost to La- Paz 57-5l due mainly to three missing players. The bug, you know. 4 At 5:00 a.m., 44 sleepy Seniors boarded the lndiana Motor Bus for Chicago as guests of The State Exchange Bank. We visited the Chicago Board of Trade, and Federal Reserve Bank, then to top it i