Mississinewa High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Gas City, IN)

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We lilce hoolcs, Films, clerical worlc, if youre ever curious enough to find out if Nero really did fiddle while Rome burned, the library will settle the question. Here, Mrs. Terrell and the student librarians are a great help to anyone who is trying to find various bits of information for that English assignment or social science report. BACK ROW: Joe D. Smith, John Banks, Lorin Mc- Nutt, David Mclielleb. FRONT ROW: Mrs. TEI'I'0ll, Maxine Moore, Mari-- lyn Butler, Wilma Roberts, Donna Southerland, The students who have the know how of the motion picture machine are the projectionists. This group caters to the wishes of the teachers and or- ganizationg as to the showing of films. This year Room 2 was designated as t-he permanent viewing room. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Brunner, Tom Swarts, Pat O'Brien, Judy Smalley, Mr. McKee, Joe Noble, Nancy Hengstler, Richard West.

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f- our camera enthusiasts, the way to learn als-:ut the fundamentals of the camera is to join the Photography Club. As a special project, the group sponsored a display of the winning pictures of the National Photography Contest. STANDING: John Richards, Fred Oren, Pat O'Brien, Curtis Shields, Larry Shrout, Richard Randolph, George Fennimore, Jim Barker, Ray- mond Barton. SEATED: Jerry Moore, Judy Smalley, Phyllis Judy, Annice King, Dorothy Knight, Linda Hueston, Linda Jay. The newest group at school, the Math-Science club attracts students interested in futhering their exploration of the sciences through experiments and demonstrations. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Violet Herring, Sue Howell, Jean Ann Craig, Don Fanning, Joe Noble, Carol Miller, Peggy Heath, Gene Herd, Glen Thurman, Richard West, Tom Harris, Joe Howard, George Teegarden, Jerry Williams, Jim Coppock, Charles Shafer, Jesse Horner, Leon McKel1eb, John Hueston. shutters, and schoolgrounds Beautification. . . iplf 4- 1' 5 ' 31 , '5 I

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Lcfrriiiig the office routine and gaining useful cxi erience are the office helpers, who assist in the 1nana,ee1nent of the affairs of the student body. Theve people check attendance, make announce- ments, run errands, and do other miscellaneous jobs necessary for the smooth operation of our school. STANDING: Elaine Washburn, Lenora Stephen- son, Judy Jones, Joyce Thurman, Billie Jean Mills, Jackie McClain. SEATED: Farol Alleman, Sandra Swafford, Mar- jorie Long, Frances Knobeloch. ancl home management . . Part of the national organization, our chapter of che F. I-l. A. is composed of pupils who have met the requirement of one year of home economics. The club offers supervised experience in the fun- damentals of homernaking. BACK ROW: Nona Lostutter, Judy Jones, Carol Gorman, Shelba Furnish, Kathline Strausbaugh, MIDDLE ROW: Nellie Morris, Joyce Thurman, Beverly Soultz, Kathryn Davies, Wilma Roberts, Judy Reynolds, Helen Dawson, Lois Harris, Barbara Brown, Shirley Guenther, Janeen Swift. FRONT ROW: Jackie Ailman, Miss Fesmire.