Flat Rock High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Flat Rock, IN)

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W rv il 7f'7n 'fl if he .41 if tfff SCHOOL DAYS 5:30 A.lxl. by the dawn's early light Mr. Harrell Stokes up to have the fires bright For the S o'clock rush when the buses roll in And the telephone rings, Janell's day to begin. At 8:15 the sound of the bell Means classes assemble their knowledge to swell . By 9 o'clock those expectant looks As seniors open their English books. Then sounds from the typing room let us know That those juniors are really flying low . While classes progress, preparations are made For a nourishing lunch by lxlesdames Harrell, Rush, and Wade. s

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D-.. -4 ,f ' Emp F-4' Plur- 3 1, X. 3 5 X x, A J - A L, I E 4, A Wai f ' iz , 3i'f'f 'f ., F1 X, -Ju ' T? TSWTQ, ly My N , fl! N ' if r , The architect's bird's eye view ofthe new junior-senior high school to be built by the Southwestern Consolidated School District, This ultra modern building will be located on a 20 acre site in the ex- treme southeastern corner of Hendricks Township, serving Washington, Jackson and Hendricks Townships with a pupil capacity of 600. Board members who adopted the final plans are: Lester Dine, Charles Wetzel, Supervising Prin- cipalg Floyd Jackman, William Drake, Thomas Swinford, William Hill and Kenneth Cortelyou. x ,,,J -K ff 91-. 4 us

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AT FRI-IS A call at the Canteen, or play in the gym. Or perhtips a talk fest about that X4 it K I m 3-F '. . I 0 n .. In--1 , . E J , , a ,lu ff' sl 'N certain him 4 Takes all the noon hour until that time - - When the 12:15 bell says, back to the salt mine . Then come history, trigonometry, biology, too, And numerous others the afternoon through. By 3:25 it's time for a doze - - Or so it would seem to our senior Boz . And then 'tis 3:30 - all eyes on the boss Hiwait the signal, his Thumbs out tossp As out they go, they resignedly say, Tomorrow will be another such day. if 9 L ft .Y yeh Q .su 5 f