Southwestern High School - Shield Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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,ia - Mrs, Linltc, Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Wright, and Miss Durell incet for a few niinutcs chat in the lounge after a busy day. We Join Our Guides, Pleasant surroundings and coni- fort are also provided for the facul- ty who direct our guided tour each day. Although our teachers catne from many different schools with a variety of haclrgrountls, they soon united into a congenial, co-oper- A ative staff whose chief concern was i helping and guiding Southwestern stutlents in their preparation for the future. ,if Faculty and guests enjoy lunch hour in a special niche in the cafeteria, LX f

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We Meef Interesting People Along The Way Our new world would be very uncomfortable without the services of our most efficient, courteous, and affable cust- odians, Mr, Harold Petro and muni- 'ill Mr, Walter Pruitt, who keep the building warm and clean, I Ufhlllllll. More rooms--more brooms, The boiler room has two oil burning furnaces thermostatically controlled which keep the temperature even throughout the day, Supplies are kept neatly arranged in the storage room just off the north entrance Supply Room 2 . P Boiler Room .Sf

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the Fcrculfy, and Admimsfrcafors Adequate space, niodern fa- cilities, and very up-to-date e- quipment furnish an added incen- tive to teaching, For these reasons, our school was selected to receive student teachers, During the second se- niester, college students--Jane Ann Fleming, Williani lford, and Jerry Higgins--arrived to do their student teaching. Many of the faculty have stated that they felt it a privilege to have had the opportunity of making this first trip Around Our New World with us, Plans, problenis, and regulations are topics of discussion as the Mtultw Lonvenes for an alter school session L 'Akin