Huntertown High School - Citadel Yearbook (Huntertown, IN)

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Kathy Pulver is shown here with the fifth grade class. Being with these children taught Kathy a lot about being a teacher. EXPLORATORY TEACHING PRACTICING FOR THE FUTURE Those students who seriously plan to become teachers receive teaching experience under the guidance of Mrs. Hostetler. Al- though it is a lot of work to take over a class, the students feel it is worthvv ' hile because they are adding thoughts to the young nninds of their elementary stu- dents. Susie Clark enjoyed working with this kindergarten class.

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When the Freshman Physical Education class takes time out for a breather, they really get into the act of having fun and just plain goofing off. BETTER HEALTH THROUGH EDUCATION Mr. Gorsuch teaches the Soph- omore students the importance of Health and Safety. This class is required by the state for all stu- dents because of its great value. Keeping the students in shape is the job of Mr. Holderman. He keeps the Freshman boys active in Physical Education. Miss Poling leads the Fresh- man girls in all types of physical exercise with the aid of Miss Fogle. Bob Pattee and Cheryl Hursh seem to be tak- ing a health break. After all, milk makes your bones strong and an apple a day keeps the doctor away. 28

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I The Home Ec. department does several favors, small as they may be, for the students at Hunt- ertown, and sewing up pants is one of them. Dan Pattee welcomes the talent of Mrs. Gallender as she sews a fine seam. Mercy, Dan, you sure do look cute in that dress! THE HOMEMAKERS OF TOMORROW The Home Ec. Department is headed by Mrs. Gallender and Mrs. Hostetler. Students learn the basic fundamentals of cooking and sewing in Ju- nior High and progress to more difficult tasks in the 9th and 10th grades under the guidance of Mrs. Gallender. In their Junior and Senior years students take advanced home economics from Mrs. Hostetler. Mrs. Hostetler presents smiling Madonna Weaver with the well- deserved Crisco Award while Sherry Fulk receives the Junior Crisco Award from Mrs. Gallender. 30