Hanover Central High School - Key Yearbook (Cedar Lake, IN)

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Social Studies Tells About Our World Social Studies classes in the middle school and high school received new textbooks this year. Some of the new books are Rise of the American Na- tion , Foundations of Freedom , and Magruder ' s American Government. Mr. John Brindley, who is head of the Social Studies Department, teaches Government, Economics, and U.S. History. Also teaching Government and Economics, World History, and Geography is Mr. Richard McClellan, who is new to the staff this year. Other teachers are Mr. Tom Schatz- man, teaching U.S. History, and World History. Teaching U.S. History is Mr. Dick Norris. Social Studies are taught in the middle school by Mr. Mike Shuler, teaching the eighth grade, and Mr. Fred Grubar, teaching the seventh grade. Top: Economic students check on daily stocks. Bottom Left: Renae Plant looks up information for U.S. History. Bottom Right: )unior High history students ob- serve Indian arrow heads at a convocation. 28

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To left: Pictured left to right are the school custodians: Albert Rutkowke, Arthur Gollings, Mrs. jean Frahm, who later resigned, Sam Campbell, Mrs. Vina Mae Helton, Mrs. Alice Kaleta, Mrs. Dorothy Schontube, Mrs. Harriet Riedstra, and Benjamin Deso tell, who was absent at the time of the picture. Bottom left: Pictured are the bus drivers for the Hanover Central corpora- tion. Front row left to right, Mrs. Alice Claus, Arnold Schultz, Elroy Reichert, Mrs. Donna Spannan; back row. Left to right, Mrs. Etta Marlowe, Mrs. Mae Brandt, Bernard Wornhoff, and Jim Spannon. Not pic- tured is Paul Anderson. 27

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Business Abilities Gained by Students Mrs. Gail Lemon is in her first year at Hanover, teaching typing as well as Per- sonal Typing. Her classes went on a field trip to IBM at River Oaks. In addition to typing, she also has a filing class. Office Procedures and Business Ma- chines classes as well as Shorthand I and II are being taught by Mr. Ron Roller. His Of- fice Procedures classes took a field trip to Training School Institute as well as having a representative from Sawyer Business Col- lege giving a demonstration. Mr. Bill Whitestine teaches Typing I and Business Law. In Typing I students learn the keyboard and how to type personal and Business letters. Bookkeeping classes as well as Record Keeping are taught by Mr. Tom Nicholas. These classes are learning to prepare a budget and also to keep business records and books. Miss Darlene Minshall, also in her first year here, has the Business Math and Gen- eral Business classes. They have been learn- ing practical assets such as home manag- ing, balancing checks, and writing checks. Top: Funny this doesn ' t look like the same type- writer I ' ve been using, wonders Chris Underwood. Bottom left: Puzzled with Shorthand, Ann Voris seeks Mr. Roller ' s advice. Bottom right: Sue Williams work at duplicator.