Whitko High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Pierceton, IN)

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Clothing and Food Labs, Music Rooms and Lounge Mr. Marsh has just finished 7th period band practice. Is that why he looks so satisfied and happy? Mrs. Wendell shows her glass collection to Mrs. Moe-- who is retiring and won't be with us next year--not regularly, at least. Are these teachers always this happy? It must have beena good joke for Mr. Marsh, Mr. Kennedy, Mrs. King, Miss Thompson, Mr. Imin, Mr. Jensen (student teacher) and Mr. Dilling. We thought a coffee break at the round table was for serious discussion.

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Then Visit “C” Wing | : i ; EXPANSION STAGE AREA [as | Eee SUITE AREA | = » TEACHERS LOUNGE @ a ORCHESTRA Leh er OWNING Second period chorus means hard work for Mr. Kennedy, the chorus members, Becky Menzie and Cerese Kessie, ‘ : STUDENT COMMONS free WALTING |W ‘| accompanists, all working together. @ SURGE AREA 8 STOR ie =r fy STUDY CENTER D speci | EATING PURPOSE || PRIN Bord —wereeve a If eae ie CONFERENCE | 2d 8 And Mr. Dilling and Mr. Faulk- | ner are also working hard-- at the continuing chess game! Strre) it

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Return Via the Office Mr. Mahnensmith won't be around in the '74-'75 school year to coach football--or to supervise the typing, telephone or intercom system in the office, so perhaps he can re- lax. Seriously, how- ever, we all, students, staff, and faculty, wish him all the best for his life and work in a new place. » atllitinehaiiinicas: Take your place in the south line for the cafeteria if you want Mr. McManama to punch your ticket. At least, that is what Mike Calhoun--no, he's holding on to his money!--and Bob Haywood are doing. aay Far Right: Is Mr. Carroll just showing Miss Compton how to handle a dumbbell, or is he talking about some of the new equipment in the gym--this year, that is? If so, how does he get such an admiring audience? There must be some reason behind it all.