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

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Annabelle Stoner . . . Ph.B., Uni- versity of Chicago, lndiana State College, Penn State University, Mathematics, homeroom 313 Mudge F. Smith A.B., Waynesburg College, University of Michigan, University of South- ern California, Mathematics, homeroom 214 Lucille Szewezyk B.S., Indi- ana State College, Mathematics, Advisor of Pep Club, home- room 1 Clifford J. Simpson . .. B.S., ln- diana State College, Holy Cross, University of Kansas, Kansas State University, homeroom 104 create a new challenge for interested students Health plays an im- portant role in our daily lives. Throughout the school year Mrs. Smith, the school nurse, and Dr. Bee and Dr. Mitchell, medical inspectors, are busy keeping the stu- dents at l.J.H.S. healthy. Periodic checks of the students is iust one of their many duties, other duties include filling out student insurance forms and looking after the athletes. Each student in eighth and eleventh grade is required to have a physical checkup. Dr. Mitchell, assisted by Mrs. Smith, gives Harold Sekerak, a iunior, his checkup, a requirement for all eleventh graders. 1 25

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Anthony Tabone . . . B.A., M.Ed., University of Pittsburghp Span- ishg Advisor of Spanish Clubp homeroom 302 Victoria Wadas . . . B.S., Indiana State Collegeg Wilson Collegeg University of Pittsburghp Speech T h e r a p y 5 Advisor of Senior Broadcasting Clubp Library Margaret Rees Derwart . . . B.S., Hood Collegeg M.A., Clarion State College: University of Chicagog Librarian Dorothy Marcy Long M.A., A University of Pittsburghg Ph.B., University of Chicagop Develop- mental Reading l Calculus, probability, advanced mathematics Harry Wood B.S., Indiana State College: University of Marylandg Mathematicsp J.V. Football Coach, J.V. Wrestling Coachg homeroom 310 Laura Church A.B., Barnard Collegep M.A., Teachers College, Columbia Universityp University of Pittsburghp Mathematicsp Ad- visor of Senior National Honor Societyp homeroom 1087 Head of the Mathematics Department Harry E. Carnahan B.S., ln- diana State Collegeg Western Michigan University, Mathemat- icsg homeroom 'I2 Jeanne D. Creps B.S., Indi- i Advisor of 8th grade Tri-Hi-Yp 3 homeroom 312 24 1 ana State Collegeg Mathematicsg

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Rogers Rankin B.S., Indiana State College, M.A., University of Pittsburgh, P.O.D., homeroom 107, Head of the Social Studies Department Walter J. Stapleton . . . B.A., St. Francis College, M.Ed., Penn State University, History, Varsity Basketball Coach, homeroom 15 Thelma Bell B.S., Eastern Baptist College, Indiana State College, University of Pittsburgh, Advisor of High School Red Cross, homeroom 109 John D. Selkirk B.S., Indi- ana State College, History, Ad- visor of High Arrow and Fire Squad, Junior High Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach, homeroom 110 Courses about communism and economics Mr. Rankin and his crew of workers try to wait on all the anxious and impatient customers at the refreshment stand at a football game. During halftime of home 'Football games, the enthusiastic football fans rush to the conces- sion stand to buy pop, coffee, popcorn, and hot dogs to sustain them through the second half of the game. Mr. Rankin is busily engaged in try- ing to satisfy all the cus- tomers before the con- test begins again. 26