Indiana High School - L Indien Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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fter 12 Y ars . After twelve years a senlor graduates and leaves behind forever his high school days returning to them only In blissful hazy memory His IS the memory In which dwells a solld brick building sitting In the sun the wide hall and showcase lust outside the office and the home room In which he was placed alphabetically with other classmates He remembers that uncertain feelmg he had In new strange classes but with the playing of the first football game lt disappeared and once agam he experienced that feelmg of belonging which he had known for sux years as an Indiana Hugh student Once agam too he settled down to the daily routine of classes and clubs He recalls exchanging pictures and name cards with friends Then came basketball season and finally Christmas vacation With a smile he remembers the uncertamty he felt during second semester when he for entrance at the college He recalls his and the bug feelmg he had when he took a at the senior class dance with steady beside Then things that memory carries a foggy Boy Glrl Day and the remembers the prom Never Land with the Sadness only a vague plc ture of the thrill and the final un steady marching At last he remembers the tears on his handed her the diploma After that he down stone steps only to turn and stare outlined against a starry sky It was gone forever He sand good bye 10 . . .. . . . I 1 .. . . . . . .. .. . . I . . . . I . . . . . . . . 1 .. . . . r . . . . . . . - I I . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . ll ll ' . . . I ' I of- . . . . . . . . . ... .

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The library, a vital part of Indiana Joint High School, is a place for browsing, reading, and quiet study. lt oFfers adequate facilities for fiction, non-fiction, and reference reading. Check- ing books in and out, improving the appearance and efficiency of the library are only a small part of the work done by Mrs. Mar- garet Derwart and her student librarians. The library is com- posed of four distinct sections- a study hall center, a conference room, a reference room, and a librarian work room. 9 The Library-a quiet place in which to read and study. Kathryn Gentile asks Mrs. Margaret Derwart about check- ing more than two books out of the library. Mrs, Derwart has served as librarian for the past three years. Del

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