Huntertown High School - Citadel Yearbook (Huntertown, IN)

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Entertained Crowds of Listeners Seniors, FRONT ROW: Kay Lorenz, Marilyn Smith, Mary Ann Slagle, Jane Keener. SECOND ROW: Louise McBride, Pat Closson, Sherman Hathaway, Janice Maines, Cheryl Rexroth. THIRD ROW: John Yates, Jon Bockman, Larry Shepherd, Charles Disbrow. The officers, shown at right, FRONT ROW: Marilyn Smith, li- brarian; Nancy Miller, vice president; SECOND ROW: Kay Lorenz, soprano section head; Louise McBride, librarian; Charles Disbrow, president; Pat Closson, alto section head; Jon Bockman, secretary-treasurer. Madrigal singers, SEATED: Jon Bockman, Louise Mc- Bride, Kay Lorenz, Maril -n Smith, Charlotte Mc- Duffee, Jane Keener, Cheryl Rexroth, John Yates, Charles Disbrow. STANDING: Dale Nelson. Sue Benward, Nancy Miller, Janet Bower, Elaine Dixon, Hazel 0«, Clenda Smith, Sand - Kcller, Barbara Smith, David Browning, Raonie Hamm. 25 X

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Songs and Smiles of Choraliers FRONT ROW, left to right: Ronnie Hamm, Louise McBride, Elizabeth Jackson, Linda Wilkinson, Mary Ann Slagle, Barbara Smith, Elaine Dixon, Jerilyn Moss, Pat Byerley, Bill Grace, Mrs. Learned. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Smith, Sue Benward, Sandy Keller, Nancy Miller, Kay Lorenz, Janice Maines, Pat Closson, Jane Keener, Cheryl Rexroth, Glenda Smith. THIRD ROW: Janet Bower, Hazel Ott, John Yates, David Browning, Charles Disbrow, Larry Shepherd, Jon Bookman, Sam Gloyd, Sherman Hathaway, Dave Rudolph, Dale Nelson, Carol Bear. Mrs . Anna Learned was graduated from Evansville College with an AB de- gree in 1938 . She then did graduate work at Indiana State Teacher ' s College and at Indiana University . For the next four years, she taught in the Robb Township schools. Chicago was her next stop. She re- mained there for several years as Pub- licity and Special Events Director for the Museum of Science and Industry. After returning to southern Indiana in 1951, Mrs. Learned became choir and band director at Johnson Township schools and remained there nine years . During seven of these nine years, music students and the choirs under her leadership con- tinued to take firsts at the NISBOVA state contests . We are proud to have Mrs . Learned as our choir director this year at Huntertown. 24

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K Y-Teens Lend a Helping Hand FRONT ROW, left to right: Helen Meredith, Gay Bailey, Caroll McBride, Vickie Leis, Charlotte McDuffee, Sue Pusey, Jean McBride, Sue Witham, Kay Lorenz, Janine Gray, Barbara Hatch, IVlrs. Byers. SECOND ROW: Judy Schmidt, Ruth Weaver, Theresa McComb, Sandy Rosenberry, Diana Hess, Barbara Russell, Dianna Aukerman, Shirley Marschand, Janice Harter, Peggy Floyd, Sue Messman. THIRD ROW: Sandy Keller, Carol McComb, Ellen Ringler, Norma Steinbarger, Judy Bieberich, Carolyn Hoot, Beverly McGraw, Pat Wilkinson, Sharon Ohneck, Carol Hurst, Jane Keener. FOURTH ROW: Carol Closson, Cheryl German, Judy McDougall, Maureen Miller, Sue Suader, Judy Anderson, Nancy Bailey, Janice Maines, Pat Closson, Linda Gump, Pat Tracy, Janet Bower. As each one of us has a purpose in life, likewise do the Y-Teens. The three goals of the Y-Teens are to grow as a person, to grow in friendship with all people, and to grow in the know- ledge and love of God . As new projects this year, curtains were made for three of the girls ' rest- rooms, and place mats were fixed for some of the less fortunate little ones in the Children ' s Home. Mrs. Byers, the Y-Teen sponsor, has led the girls through a busy year, creating a better organization . Y-Teen officers and advisor: SEATED; Sue Pusey, treasurer; Jean McBride, president; Kay Lorenz, secretary; STANDING: Mrs. Byers, advisor; Sue Witham, vice-president; Vickie Leis, point keeper; Janine Gray, song leader; Charlotte McDuffee, chaplain. 26