Huntertown High School - Citadel Yearbook (Huntertown, IN)

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ENGLISH AND HISTORY - PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE English and Social Studies are fund- amentals for learning at Huntertown. English instructors are Mrs. Spindler, Mrs. Bruskotter, and Mr. Helm, while Mr. Small, Miss Poling, Mr. Roberts, and Mr. Richey teach Social Studies. George Roberson works diligently on his term paper to pass Junior English. Jean Malcolm and John Gump point out funda- mentals of grammar. Well -1-1 . . . . Susan Roberson is stumped for words in Speech and Drama. 16

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Ron Hamm, Senior Math student, works diligently on a problem for Mr. Black ' s class. IN SCIENCE AND MATH Now where are the sepals? wonders John Hawkins as he studies a flower in Biology lab. ' It should be here somewhere , think Sharon Pranger and Diane Gaff as they study their dissect- ed rat in Advanced Biology.

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Making progress: Larry Hess and Terry Howdyshell have learned the where -aoouts of the United States. L ' H ! H ' 0 ' Day in court - this spring. -the Seniors visited the Court House The Seniors visited the County Commissioners on their Senior Trip.