Michigantown High School - Challenger Yearbook (Michigantown, IN)

Page 34 text:

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.

Page 33 text:

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.

Page 35 text:

JU IUH HISIURY Our history class meets every morn- ing the fourth pe- riod. We have gained much know- edge about the United States this year. We looked forward all year to learning the pre- amble and the pres- ident's oath. We are thankful to Mr. Reed our teacher, for ev- erything we have learned this year. I SUPHUMURI l GHSH FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Katherine Reed, Judy Smith, Ramona Newton, Dixie Bosworth, Richard Zartman. Howard Crum, SECOND ROW: Ray Record, Garry Yates, Robert Caldwell, Eugene Cristy, Jimmie Byrd, Robert Daniels, Gene Fausett, Michael Wilson, not pictured Wanda lewis . 2 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carl Harris, Donald Evans, Kenneth Eads, Dick Cohee, Virginia Canter, Shirley Avery, SECOND ROW: Sarah Newell, Virginia Marley, Gordan Maish, Bill Kirkpatrick, Phyllis Kelly, Joan Jones, Rex Crum, THIRD ROW: Lula Harshman, Don Peterson Max Sheets, Niel Perrel, Laura Jean Perrel, FOURTH ROW: Kay Smith, Nancy Wilson, Reldo Ridenour, Karen Snith, Joe Mason, Bill Harvey, David Tippett, Donna Perrel, David Newhart We the Lucky Thir- teen meet the first period of each morn- ing in the English room, where gram- mar and oral reci- tation or speeches. Oh! How we en- joyed givinglvthose speeches. e were nervous at first and used the podium for a leanin post in- stead of Sie right use-holding of notes. Later we felt like colle e professors. Our tqianks goes to Mrs. Senger that we know a linking verb from a participle.