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

Page 25 text:

Q Nw 5 N 1 5 -.I wi Coaches Pickett, Guffin and Vice talk to Head Coach Crafton during a basketball practice. L. Margie DeVaux-English. Gertrude Flowers-art. Evelyn Fortier-librarian. Tim Freeman-physical education, history Orval M. Gaines-science, math. Mary Graves-math. Sara Grepp-German, math. Marvin Guftin-math. Charles Fl. Hall-assistant principal. Linda Ham-guidance counselor. Tom Heller-history, guidance counselor, Eileen Hooker-math. John LaGue-industrial arts.

Page 24 text:

counseling ond tedching, to pldn their futures Building new horizons, teaching new it W . . -l- methods and truly reaching out to share C the wide open spaces, construct the Q advancingweducation. A t -U Giving is the key word to teachingg teachers must be willing to give of their -E past experiences to benefit the students. The efforts made by teachers often are i ua , not realized, as they supply education and U5 motivation by attempting to complete the Q- wide open spaces of knowledge through 1 their individual classroom techniques. CD Students must accept this instruction -C put forth by the teacher to accomplish their own endeavors. 5, Whether one makes the honor roll or -l- survives with a C the academic proce- 3 dure proves to be a learning process. U U Ll. Marilyn Bailey-business. Margaret M. Bannon-Spanish, world his- tory. Thomas Ft. Beechler-geography, history. James W. Black-science. Jenny Sue Booth-home economics. Edward R. Burns-English. Lana Cardwell-science. Michael J. Costlow-English, health. David L. Crafton-industrial arts. E

Page 26 text:

Carol W. Leminger-English. James J. Leonard-social studies. Richard Lieber-music. Shirley Mellinger-business. Gayle Middleton-physical education. William Newton-music. Roger Norris-science. Carol Ogborne-journalism. W 'M Roma E. Peterson-English.