Hamilton Southeastern High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Fishers, IN)

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to provide for needs ond wdnts of student body Adm n strcit on tries Superintendent Myron Clark and Princi pal G Louis Trosky head the Hamilton Southeastern High School administration as they strive to keep pace with the ever changing life style Mrs June West and Mrs Barbara Steven son secretaries continue to provide assist ance by dividing their time between stu dents teachers and the principal. With the purposes and goals of each stu- dents future in mind student counselors Mrs. Linda Ham and Mr. Tom Heller provide students assistance with their education. On a personal basis they are interested in the individual. During a special convocation, Mr. G. Louis Trosky, princi- pal, discusses school policies. 5 On a visit to the high school, Mr. Myron Clark, superintend ent, chats with a student. One of Southeastern's secretaries, Mrs. Barbara Steven son, runs an errand for Mr. Trosky.

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i lt is no longer a battle inll ' f 4 n ft fQQ n f M L ' 'zqb I i s f , 1 vrr ,u u , , 'sf' ':' t Os, The leargninigggprocess is changing-when the educationiallwsystemr was etstalltgtjted, the teacher wasthe main source of learning, now it is basicaliy the responsibility of the student to set his own goals, with limited aid from the teacher. This is seen through independent study and auditing, which are becoming more apparent as accepted learning processes throughout the system. A teacher must maintain his responsibility of encouragement that he ,owes to the stu- dent, and in turn the student must react to the teacher through further investigation. teachers. There is now a m growing, as each begins to as personal individuals, molding minds, shaping who are truly determined bond between that one who stands in front of and endeavors are

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School Board: Larry Reynolds, Morris Hersberger, John Profitt, Lewis Barrett, Dwight Anderson, Myron Clark, Robert Clark, Roscoe Morehouse. W Wuuuun' riswwwmwwnmanmhm- v,tv, M W.. . Mrs. June West, secretary, does some paper work to keep the school functioning.