Huntertown High School - Citadel Yearbook (Huntertown, IN)

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These important ladies keep the hungry students fed. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Amstutz, Mrs. Bonjour, Mrs. Crance, Mrs. Marschand. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Stoll, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Mittendorf, Mrs. Simon, Mrs. Spangler, and Mrs. Herdman. SCHOOL HELP Though few of us really stop to think about it, the cooks, custodians, and bus drivers are forever behind the scenes striving to make our school a better one. If it vv ' ere not for their understanding and cooperative manner, school couldn ' t function. We ovv ' e a great deal to these hard-work- ing People- Mr. Bailey has his hands full seeing that the school was kept in good shape. He couldn ' t do it without the help of Mr. Gross and Mr. Emerich. Transporting the students to and from school is the job of Mr. Hess, Mr. Steinbarger, Mr. Dou- Smith, Mr. Bracht, Mr. Ryan, Mr. Smith, Mr. Martin, Mr, Maines, Mr. Martin, Mr. Waters Smith, Mr. Arnold, Mr. Spangle, Mr. Felger, Mr. Basse, and Mr. Bailey. las, Mr. , Mr.

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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT: Mr. Robert Mantock ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF COUNTY SCHOOLS: N4r. James Mailers WORK STUDY COORDINATOR: Mr. Donald Lieberum UNDER THEIR LEADERSHIP . . . We, the students of Huntertowaa High School, have been ushered into the world of education through the meticulous supervision and guidance of these fine gentlemen. It is also under their capable supervision that a ne ' w school vi ' ill be built to accommodate the Huntertov n and Areola students. This new school, Carrol High School, will indeed be a great task in every aspect; but these gentlemen will certainly put every effort forth to miake it the finest school possible. HUNTERTOWN SCHOOL BOARD: Mr. Robert Dunfee, Mr. Richard Ott, Mr. Glen Buckmaster, Mr. William Holmes, Mr. Fred Dickes. 19

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ITHINM? A c A D E M I C S Wisdom is to the soul what health is to the body. --La Rochefoucauld 21