Allegan High School - Echo Yearbook (Allegan, MI)

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HCTIVITIES The clubs' and activities' ex- tensive committee work involved in preparing future events and projects is a sign of their realiza- tion of being in league with the future. Participation in these events teaches one a sense of responsi- bility, develops his knowledge of democracy, and enables him to develop into a conscientious, leading citizen of tomorrow. THE STUDENT COUNCIL oi- cers and its recreation planning com- mittee meet to work out ideas for an Allegan youth canteen.

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ill! ECHO BUSINESS AND PICTURE STAFFS. Teusink. BACK ROW: Coleen Cook, Sandra Thompson, FRONT ROW: Pat Carroll, Lenore Sartini, Judy Nan- Donna Wilber, Mary Ann Bovsen, Margaret Newman, na, Lorraine Kaczmarek, Miss Ankney, Diana Armin- Donna Bradley, Rinda Jones. Chuck Wray, Tom Good- trout. Alfred Crowell, Barbara Heister, Mary Lou win. Fred Douglas, STAFF DEVOTES MUCH TIME IN PREPARING AN IN LEAGUE WITH THE FUTURE CHOSEN AS THEME LOOKING OVER PICTURES at a night work ses- sion. SEATED: Judy Nanna, Lenore Sartini, Margaret Newman. STANDING: Diana Armintrout, Donna Wilber. Early in September, the yearbook editorial staff and the advisor, Miss Ankney, started the busy operation rolling, They began preparing schedules and making assignments. Staff members worked hard throughout the year to prepare an accurate and interesting account of the many cherished and unforgettable moments of our school year. In league with the future, the theme of the 1957 Echo, was developed by portraying major events of each phase of school life which per- tained to the future. The 1957 edition is eight pages larger than be- fore and is the First Allegan yearbook to have a three-color cover. Since the cost of a yearbook is more than the selling price, the Echo business staff, scrambled off to an early start. In the fall they sold listings to local businesses to supplement the Echo in- come,