Eastside High School - Easterner Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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EXPLORATORY TEACHING Here Marcia Meyer helps her second- graders im- Max Pierson provides a break from studies by read- prove their reading ability. ing a short story. A subject rarely chosen by a large percentage of students has proven very informative and worthwhile to nine seniors this year. Their instructor was Mr. Johnston and each student had a cooperating teacher. Their duties varied from making out tests, grading papers and preparing tomorrow's assignments. Each student was required to teach a grade or class and for this they received a grade according to their procedure. The class let one take a look from the side of the teachers and allowed the stu- dent to decide if he had chosen the correct career. BACK ROW: Jane Yates, Cheri Howey, Max Pierson, Paul Laux. FRONT ROW: Carole Bowman, Shirley Hullinger, Joanne Miller, Judy Scott, Marcia Meyer. Compliments of GUINNUPS BEAUTY SHOP 10

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Tom Seltenright gives an inspiring book report to These Seniors are deeply engrossed in writing their the Freshman English Class. English term papers. COMPOSITIONS, UTERATURE, GRAMMAR, ace. Y Giving an example of a compound sentence to the Mr. Lowry waits for questions from his Sophomore eighth grade English class is Kevin Houser. English class before he resumes his lecture. Compliments of MAXTON MOTORS, INC.

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The Social Studies courses offered at Eastside include U.S. History, Gov- ernment, World History, and World Geography. From stone age to stockade age to space age, the students are given first hand information from our capable staff of Mr. Wilder, Mr. Hollingsworth and Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Adams points out a famous battle site to her U.S. History class. EVENTS OF PACT AND PRECENT The senior government classes relax between stops during a field trip to the county jail and courthouse. Vickie Belanger and Jim Graham search for places of interest on the map in world history. Compliments of BUTLER SHELL SERVICE 11