William Henry Harrison High School - Legend Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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,7. NJ ngjyge Calvin Allen Claude Baker , WW D Allis Calmes Lenore Cupp WORKING FOR A feeling of ease before an audience, soph- omore Bill Ellis delivers a speech on how to use a camera. Undercurrents of Foreign, Familiar Helen DeToro Sylvia Duesner James Giovanetti Gail Gritzbaugh Martha Grone Inez Hopkins V x Janis Leich Arlin McRae Marvin Moody Vivian Morlock Eugene Niednagel Pauline Phillips 22 AJ

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Act 10 r Inquisi inds With the adven much renovation was necessary in the Mam uepartment for teachers as well as students. Under Miss Edna Vinson, department head, the switch from old to new was made as easily as possible, leaving only the students completely confused. There was much renovation in the Science department, too, in the form of a radiology room. The new room was created for teachers and students who need to use radioactive ma- terials in the course of experiments. A long hoped for addi- tion, the room was built during the first semester. The Social Studies Department was active during both Youth Appreciation Week, when certain Harrison seniors took official city jobs for a day, and also during the Mock Trial when a legal battle took place that is destined to be put in the annals of law history. Mitchell Marsch Jerry Noland Opal Moon Robert Plough Lynden Pride James Purcell Larry Schornhorst Gary Silke Herman Schoettle 21 ,k James Schwengel Gene Van Stone g 2 Robert Voegli lama; West. Karen Voth EXPLAINING THE MOLECULE to a chemistry class, Mr. Bays lectures to a group of attentive listeners. s m 1111 material for her T'V MISS EDNA VINSON is preparing class on modern math.

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SHARON MORRISON, Sallye Fink, Mary Ann Ritter and Sarah Becker talk over memories of their summer in Mexico as Allan Downen and Don Elliott toast each other with mugs brought back from Germany. Tongues Blend In Language Departments Harrisonis Language Department, under the leadership of Mrs. Olevia Wenner, offers opportunities to excel in both English and a variety of foreign tongues. Besides required fundamentals of English, such electives as English Literature, American Literature, journalism, Word Power, and Advanced Composition II are offered. The Language Department is fortunate in having a mod- ern language lab, under the direction of Mr. Marvin Moody, which is used in studying Spanish, French, German, or Latin. A new class in Greek was started on an experimental basis after school with Miss Vivian Morlock teaching. This year six Harrison seniors spent time in foreign coun- tries learning their language. Don Elliott and Allan Downen went to Germany under an Indiana University language study program. Mary Ann Ritter, Sharon Morrison, Sallye Fink and Sarah Becker studied Spanish in Mexico . 23 Prudence Puckett Esther Hoops Librarian Fanchon Sabel 6a Etna Keller Librarian,s Secretary Olevia Wenner Betty Staser Nora Patterson