New Washington High School - Highwayman Yearbook (New Washington, IN)

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In 1985 the State of Indiana mandated that educational requirements be increased from 32 to 38 credits adding extra hours in the solids: English, Science and Math. Desir- ing to exceed the minimum, Greater Clark County Schools voted to add two additional Social Studies credits-in- creasing our graduation requirements to 40 Credits. The present Freshmen who plan to graduate in 1987 will be the first class to be affected by the increase. The Board, Superintendent and the Central Office staff have been supportive of the building project at New Washington High School which is due to be completed by September, 1984. Board Members 0 to m; First Rew-Boyd Carter, Nancy Kraft,john Ferguson Back ROWeRobert Fields, Mike Wasdovich. Leslie Kavanaugh and Don Gibson. SCHINDLER TAX SERVICE Bethlehem Road

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Crafton Coordinates New Facility. Mr. Dale Crafton has served education as a psy- Etology and physical education teacher, basketball mach, guidance counselor, and assistant principal :vrior to coming to New Washington. As New ttx'ashington's principal his duties have been primar- W administrative. Mr. Crafton closely supervised the building con- xEruCtiOH through weekly contact with the superin- :t-ndent. He carefully organized with the faculty the planning and Ordering of all new equipment for the new facility. Through individual interest in both students and teachers. Mr. Crafton strives to personalize the edu- t ational experiences for each New Washington Mustang. Right: Barry, Shannon and Mr. Crafton take the Pepsi Challenge. f . h 5 Left: Mr. Crafton discusses a field trip with Middle School ttudents. waf- $3 .5 The mini marathon after eleven miles. Ms. Archer and Mr. Crafton take in a track meet. LARRY COATS Gen. Mgr. r w. tam 288-6671 w IIIGDX t812w 282-9761 CHEVROLET 2005 nghway 62,jeffersonville, Indiana