Leo High School - Oracle Yearbook (Leo, IN)

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Afternoon classes had left a little more to be desired as the gum wrappers collected on the floor and nerves wore thin. The stu- dents were anxious to get home to their favorite television shows and endless hours of talking on the telephone to the person they had been with all day. Announce- ments over, the students he had watched stifle yawns during class were suddenly wide awake and stampeding to the awaiting buses. Issuing instructions, Mr. Hey demon- strates bowling tecliniques to his P.E. class. Mrs. Gillett Miss Goeglein Mrs. Grose Mr. Hartung Mr. Heller Mr. Hey Mrs. Holbrook Mr. Kerbel Mr. Lake Mr. McBane Mrs. Mumma Mr. Noyer The Group 13

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. ' M« M«!!J v lf ff Kp)r ' Mr. Butt, Couns. Mrs. Gross, Couns. Mrs. Cowan, Sec. Mrs. Jones, Sec. Mrs. Carman, Sec. Mr. Artherhults Miss Baumgartner Mr. Butler Miss Carr Mr. Crosby Mr. Divelbiss Mr. Flick Silent concentration was shat- tered as students thundered into the building, but he didn ' t mind because he was well prepared for his lectures. His students had shown an unusual interest in the week ' s topic and had surprised him with their enthusiasm during class discussions. The bell brought his T.A. in, one by one. He politely requested ev- eryone ' s presence on time just one morning of the year, only half expecting all feet to be inside the room before the bell stopped ringing. But at least they had lis- tened. Dr. Stuelpe, Ass ' t. Prinipal By lunch time his notes were tat- tered and he was ready for a break. He fought his way through the crowded halls to get some- thing to eat. Lunch in hand, he retreated to the calmness of the teacher ' s lounge for a short peri- od of relaxation and conversation with the other teachers. Over a ham and cheese sandwich he re- flected on the morning ' s activi- ties, finding nothing to complain about. The assignment given had received only a few moans and the lectures concluded as planned. 12 The Group

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Mr. Pickens Mrs. Piatt Mr. Piatt Mr. Schlatter Mrs. Schmidt Mr. Schneider Mr. Shaw Mrs. Smith Mr. Steinhauser Mr., Stover Mr. Stuckey Mr. Walton Pulling the bright pink wad of gum from his desktop, he smiled remem- bering the uncluttered sight he had seen only that morning. The chalk- board held various advertisements: Kevin is a nerd , Tammy loves Steve , and Tomorrow is another day ; and desks were covered with scribbled masterpieces by unknown artists. None of these things both- ered him, for he had accomplished his duties. Students had learned In somber concentration, Mr. Hartung, quizzes himself on the answer to a problem presented to him by a student from him and he had learned from them. Leaning back in his chair, watching the lone jogger down the hall, he felt important and needed. And he was. 14 The Group