New Albany High School - Vista Senior Blotter Yearbook (New Albany, IN)

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'llle purpose 1rl'ulIlts4'llmll lwonrml has always lu-en to guicle zlnml to plan our fm-lmool systeni. lluring the past sm-lnml year. the New Allrany and lfloytl County Stvlnool lloarrls niergecl to form il vonsoliflaltetl svllool SyFlPIII. This SYSUJIII invlufles twenty-one pulwlic' se-liools. anfl is one of tlie first of its kinfl in lnfliana. Xlr. Glen Barlies was mafle superintendent of the C'OIlll1l!IPll svstenl. aml the Svhool Boarcl's IllPI'l1lTPI'SlIlIl was cltanyzerl from three to five rnetnlwers. The imniefliate reason for the f-onsoliflation was the annexation of a fringe HTFR. Hr. Glen Barkes, who has lreen our superintendent for the past three years. greets everyone with a smile. admin! t ation . . . tlwugla t ul Looking over the plans for a new sellool are the members of our SI'll00l lmoartlz Ellsworth Hartley. secretary: Dr. John Nl. Paris, treasurer: Rolnert YY. llarris. presitlent: Covert Heuell. vice presiclent. and Willizun F. Durlvin.

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. , ,ff x keg: ul in guiding ff x sro A ,af-X, A familiar scene around NAHS is Miss Braeutigam lecturing to her sixth period psychology class. our growth Mrs. Dorothy Hotsinger. freshman counselor, lends Faculty secretaries Mrs. Eisman. Mrs. Platt, and Miss a helping hand to many first year students. Cutler take time off from busy schedule to relax.

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S.. At the teachers' meet- VJ L ings, problems are dis- f cussed and opinions - s are talked over. Many new methods and ideas have found their .AQ birthplace in these 'i meetings. ........s.... ., and efficient xx Administration is increasingly necessary in present- day education. Principal Delbert Brown was a class- room teacher and counselor before becoming an ad- ministrator three years ago. He is truly a friend of the student body. 1.0 is X' lf' ' f lm! u Lv Assistant principal Fred Hochmeister has a variety of administrative jobs. As business manager of the ath- letic department, he supervises ticket distribution. In addition to counseling juniors, Mr. Hochmeister keeps the school's financial records.