Michigantown High School - Challenger Yearbook (Michigantown, IN)

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SIUDI I llBRARIA S Under the direction of Mrs. Senger, our student librarians are improving services rendered by both the fiction and the refer- ence library. Addi- tions have been made not only to the book collection but also to the library equipment and supplies. HUMIECUNUMICSCIASS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary I-lutchens, Marlene Patchett, Patsy McKinsey, Mrs. Fellmy flnstructorj, Judy Bowen, Carol Nunnally. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Crum, Jean Burkhalter, Marilyn Gangwer, Joyce Hutchison Selma Merrill, Bonnie I-Iutchens, Dixie Bosworth. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Arlene Record Judy Bowen, Marlene Patchett, Phyllis Kelley, Mrs. Senger flnstructorj. LOOK! !! Future Homemakers, striving to learn the everyday tasks of a homemaker such as cooking, sewing, child care and othe r important tasks in making a good home.

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ISIIVIRNMINI The government class met the first period. Everyone looked for- ward to Tuesday when class meetings took up government time. The class, accompanied by our teacher, Mr. Robertson, visited legislature and Tech High School as one of FIRST ROW: Ellis Richardson, Donald Conrad, Jimmy K. Caldwell, James G. Caldwell, Gene Payne, our I-0.ectS Tom Lytle. SECOND ROW: Carol Nunnally, Patsy McKinsey, Marlene Patchett, Mary Hogue, Arlene P J ' Record, Jack Cole, Phil Reed, Dick Shoup, Ralph Webb. THIRD ROW: Judy Bowen, Mary Lee Hutcher Mike Wayt. Howard Peter, Bob Brant. L,.,,.....a-A Click! Click! Click! Go the keys as Senior Typists strive for the coveted 75 words a min- ute. FIRST ROW: Michael Lee Wayt, Ralph Webb. SECOND ROW: Carol Nunnally, Mary Hutchens, Gene Payne, James C. Caldwell. THIRD ROW: Judy Bowen, Patsy McKinsey, James K. Caldwell, Tom Lytle. FOURTH ROW: Donald Conrad, Arlene Record, Ellis Richardson. 28

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BUUKKIIPI 6 ClASS Preparing for to- morrow's world through the study of business-like techniques, and the application of the principles of neat- ness, accuracy, unity, and balance are the objectives of these would-be bookkeepers. FIRST ROW: Gordon Maish, Bill Harvey, Laura Perrel, Karen Smith. 2ND. ROW: Phil Reed, Carl Harris, Phyllis Kelly, Shirley Avery, Virginia Marley, Joan Jones, Lula Harshman, Mary l-lutchens. 3RD. ROW: Patsy McKinsey, Nancy Wilson, Donna Perrel, Don Peterson, Virginia Canter, Donald Conrad, Ellis Richardson, Jimmie Caldwell, Howard Peter. 4TH ROW: Kaye Smith, Arlene Record, Sarah Newell, Mr. Grismore. SHUP CIASS LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Shoup, Mr. Rule, Mike Wayts, David Newhart, Donald Evans, Gene Payne, Bob Brant, Jack Cole, Kenny Eads, Max Sheets, Neil Perrell, Rex Crum, Ralph Webb, Richard Cohee. The humming of the power saw, the pounding of the hammers, and, please, get busy , are the familiar sounds of our jun- ior and senior shop class. Many useful, new and repaired articles are turned out by the boys each month of the school year.