Huntertown High School - Citadel Yearbook (Huntertown, IN)

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Range From Bisections To Dissections MRS. HELEN ALTER, A. B. Indiana Univer- sity, Wisconsin Uni- versity, Ball State, St. Francis; Geometry and Freshman English. DEAN MICHAEL MERRYMAN, B. S. Huntington College; Algebra, General Math, Seventh Grade Math. Barbara Ruhl and Larry Brown investigate the internal structure of the frog by first dissecting. The junior math class works tirelessly on those ever-increasingly-difficult algebra problems. Mrs. Alter assists Wally Melching on constructing and bisecting a circle as the remainder of the class oDserves. Compliments of LASSUS BROTHERS ' - 17-

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Science And Mofhemafics Steve Ruhl, Sam Gloyd, and Wayne HoUopeter look on with doubting grins, as Sidney Merriman and Gary Pul- fer try to ma e their new invention work. Oh, says Sue Sauder, This is a boy rat; not a girl rat. I knew it all the time, says Kathy. What are you two making? You know stills are illegal in Indiana. The question doesn ' t seem to bother Sandy Rosenberry or Chuck Logar. VAUGHN MILLER, Biology; B.S. , M.S. Purdue University; Indiana University, and Ball State. WILLIAM H. WOODS Math, Physics, and Chemistry; B.S. Education, Oakland City College and Colorado State Teach- ers College.

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Students Strive To Master Second Language DONNA M. DUFF, English 9, Spanish; B.A., Wheaton College, Olivet College, and Indiana University. LUaNDA ENLEY, Librarian, A,B., Indiana University and Indiana State Teacher ' s College, Nancy Pulver, Cindy Pairish and Sherry Maxine make Spanish seem as easy as English. Maybe that ' s becaue they ' re faking us out. Maybe that ' s not Span- ish at all! Students Explore The Teaching Field Barbara Arnold, a future teachet, prepares and acquaints herself with the teaching profession by helping an elementary class to learn new words and read. Exploratory teaching is a new credit course in which students in their senior year of high school who plan to be teachers are allowed the opportunity of observing and participating with the regular classroom teacher. It offers the opportunity of helping the future teacher decide upon which level of children he wishes to teach. It also helps him decide whether or not the teaching profession is best for him. 18 Pat Wilkinson, Joyce Zehr, Mrs. Hostetler the instructor of future teachers, Bruce Dunwiddie, Jenny Clark, and Sidney MerrL- man look over some techniques of teaching.