Oak Hill High School - Inflight Yearbook (Converse, IN)

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Beck, Richard Blake, Iudy Bowland, Sharon Cockrell, lvetta Conley, Wanda Cook, Lloyd Creek, Iohn Dicus, Burton Durflinger, Louis Dutchess, Carla Ford, Margaret Ford, Ted Green, Marvin Haas, Marguerite Hazelbaker, Duane 92 faculty Dividing her medical attention, Mrs. Fred Reisner travels to three elementary schools, the junior high school, and the senior high school in the Oak Hill area. students and faculty WELCOME seven new teachers Both students and faculty welcomed the seven new teachers to Oak Hill High lash fall. These new teachers brought new ex- periences to the curriculum. Oak Hill's faculty has unique qualities. Oak Hill students considered their faculty and adminstrators to be superior to that 0 other schools, also the administrators her at Oak Hill listened to and understood th problems of youth today. Lengthy discussions pertaining to bot world and domestic issues were discusse in the classroom and in private dialogu between student and teacher. Whethe they were young or just young at heart, faculty listened and shared with the youth of Oak Hill. The understanding and care the faculty revealed to students gave the students a feeling of freedom to express themselves

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ADMINISTRATION plans for needs of student body In an age of world pollution and teen unrest, the key word for the Oak Hill School Board is Progress Meeting the demands of Progress the school administrators headed by Mr. Hubert Dubois, superintendent and Chairman, Richard D. Lenon with the help of the six other members-Mr. Rob- ert K. Tucker, Mr. Earle F. Miller Ir., Mr. Kyle C. Smith, Mr. Iesse E. Cates, Mr. Kenneth Neff, and Mr. Shelton York- plan new schedules and courses to meet the changing needs for modem educa- tion. Out of Oak Hill's graduates 40-45 per- cent attend colle e for four years. Seven to ten percent of the graduates go onto technical training, beauty school, or other post high school training. Also 45 percent complete their formal education in high school goin directly to a career. Oak Hill's SchoofBoard recognizes these per- centages in budgeting the school pro- grams. Superintendent of Oak Hill United School Corporation, Mr. Hubert A. Dubois reviews budget and sche duled decisions on the agenda for the school board meeting scheduled for Wednesday evening. aiu la: ...Q---W M'-W .saw Oak Hill School Board members, L. R. Iesse E. Cates, Kyle C. Smith, Shelton York, Richard Lenon, pres, Robert K. Tucker, and Kenneth Neff, Vice pres. discuss the school curriculum. fNot shown, Earle F. Mi11er.j administration 91

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W Q ,ll , . A ,, Q1 ' M. , ,LM '- J ' N sw .- W Assistant principal and athletic director of Oak Hill High School, four-year veteran Mr. Phillip Jung, completes basketball seat scheduling before the first home game against Eastbrook's Panthers in November. f K ,NSN A sf I I! i, N Q ,,.1 M 'jj eb- we e ' . A it f 'Q' 2 Pham. c it If M 5 Leading 706 high schoolers principal, Mr. Philip Mrs. Henry Williamson, secretary for athletic direc- Checking the class schedules, Mr. McCarter's secretary McCarter, pauses to check senior interviews. tor, Mr. Philip lung, completes a 1970 basketball Mrs. Ray Reyburn tallies class enrollment. roster. faculty 93 .ww