Huntertown High School - Citadel Yearbook (Huntertown, IN)

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LET ' S TAKE A BREAK ! ! ! It looks as if the Seniors succeeded in get- ting K4r. Miller off the subject again! 1 Putting up posters gave Gary and Kathy a nice break fronn the usual routine. Student secretaries often find time for a friendly chat between their duties. These students couldn ' t be taking advantage of getting out of class for pictures! --Or could they? Exciting is the day that the Sophomores pick out their class rings! Ah! For the sound of the fire whistle on a boring day!

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CLASSES, CLUBS, AND CONTESTS Steve mixed pleasure with work as he helped Marsha with her science project. Jean Malcolm and Carolynn Scherrer received this beautiful trophy for winning an F. H. A. contest on television. Do you think you ' ll have your term paper completed by to- morrow, Becky ' Chemistry proved to be a constant source of worry for unany students. Mike and Vince don ' t seem to be taking it too hard however. Tim and Kathy are receiving helpful hints from Mr. Mailers on how to make Student Council a stronger organization. Dave and Martin seem to be engrossed in Mr. Miller ' s lecture. Field trips gave these girls a chance to learn about the businesses around Fort Wayne.

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Pep block members proudly displayed the Huntertown banner as they sang the scliool soniT. These Huntertown fans braved the cold to back the track team. w E R E B A C K I N G Y O U Lloyd demonstrates the winning style which helped him break the school rec- ord in pole vaulting. Half time at the basketball games finds the cheerleaders chatting with the oppo- nents. Mr. Gorsuch seems to be having trouble getting the boys to run! The large bonfire was a symbol of vic- tory before the county tourney. Here the cheerleaders led the students in rousing yells to build spirit!