Huntertown High School - Citadel Yearbook (Huntertown, IN)

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A GUIDING LIGHT Mrs. Carol Gross, Guidance Director, has many duties to fulfill. She is always ready to help any- one with academic problems. In the Guidance office are sources of information on almost any career, college, or job which you might be interested in. A record of your work and tests are kept here also and may be refered to when wanting to know past scores or etc. Mrs. Gross is always there with her friendly smile to try to help you iron out any problems you might have. Don ' t be afraid to talk to her. That ' s what she ' s there for. Shown here are Mrs. Gross and Letetia Watts as they discuss one of the many colleges. Mrs. Gross has brochures from various colleges and universities throughout the United States.

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When the last bell rings, the students quickly evacuate the building and get on their buses to go home. They now eagerly look forward to the activities that the night will bring. For some students that last bell does not mean a time to leave, but a time for after school meetings. Here, some of the Future Teachers of America dis- cuss plans for a future activitiy. ■ Night brings a time for relaxation and enjoyment. The students are not the only ones that enjoy such activities as a Beatnik Bop, as proved here. The teachers also enjoy it. This has been an arduous day, but things such as this make up for it j and the stu- dents anxiously await the next day to start all over again.

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DOWN TO GRASS ROOTS These students are experimenting with different types of plant life in Botany class. Chemistry experiments are being conducted by members of the class. Square roots are now being challenged by this Freshman Algebra class. These girls are placing their daily assignments on the blackboard. 10