Allegan High School - Echo Yearbook (Allegan, MI)

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66 SCIIIOL.-XRGRAM. FRONT ROW: B. Regnier, P. sen. S. Werner. P. Doinbrowksi. Miller. BACK ROW: Clarroll, P. Elliott, J. Hale. M. Granger. Mr, MoITett, D. Miner. T. Gatten. R. Kruithoff. E. Calhoun. B. ll, Carlson. B. Ileister, N. Foster. A. Morris. E. Lauska. Irwin. J. Hayes. T. Tucker. R. Crewe. F. Morley, H. IIIIDDLH NUIV: IV. Swiwer. E. Wialters. T. Hopkins, Nahikian. Kent. E. Philley. CI. Lange. D. Arniintrout, Meade. G, Fales. D. Ol- SENIOR ENGLISH CLASSES EDIT PAPER SCHOOL JOURNAL PROVIDES COMPLETE NEWS COVERAGE PREPARINC COPY for the Srlzolnrgram are Barbara IIeister. IIowarcI Naliikizin. Fred Morley, Gordon Fales, INI1: IXIUIII-tt. Lind Paul Donibrowski. 'Q Tk - .. . t X X I tl I 1 I' A M X T, - QS .te I . '- QI' 't , . - .1 .- sw, . is-u'gt'f ',.'ft t ...,. fr -'I ' H CQ - W zi- ' . I ,. MJ The newspaper edited by the Senior English classes, the Srlznlrzrgmm, has provided a Complete Coverage of news. editorials and sports information for the students of A,H.S, After being written and proofread, the material is taken to the Allfgan Newt-Cr1:f'Hc. where publication is performed. Editors for this year. advised by Mr. Stanely Moffett, were: rnanaginei editor. Gordon Falesz news editor, Diana Arrnintroutg feature editor, David Olsen: sports editor. Howard Nahikian: Clubs editor. Torn Gattenl typing editors. Ellen Lauska and Alma Morris: ex- change editor, Connie Brown: copy reader, Fred Morleyg and proofreader. Paul Dornbrowski. The reporters gathered feature and personaI items whieh made the issuanee of the paper a welcomed event every two weeks,

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, -my gs IKIIIO TYPINC. SPORTS AND LITERARY S'l'.Xl l S. l l?0N7' RUH': Joliii KClSCy. Biilu' Fostvr, 'fhmk P11111-11. Slllliiy Chilly. Lynn Simons. Tom 15.111 '--' S'vmli'.x M1-male-. lfuwnrd Nzihikizm. Cordon X l im 'H 3 Q ig in S si -S R l SN E W E , S,x A A Sm -S' 'ix - E -' .9 . 'T l'iil1L'S. 13.-ifflx' Ifllllf' Mxirlvm' Slzlnlrmn. Juni Ifzilr. Nfziry XYliilr'. Siu' Szxiimlws. Lindai Johnscm, Niikm- Svhvllisxs, J.u'k D.lIlLIl'K'Il1lJIlCi. B011 Irwin. Dick Nfilliivm. -lim Kvnl, D iillli Dcuiiiwrowski, NUT PlC'TI'lflfD.' Dain' Ilamson. APPEALING YEARBOOK TO PRESERVE MEMORIES I957 ECHO IS LARGEST EVER WITH I36 PAGES KIONIVICRRING on tlic produvtion svhcdulc :irc Tom WRITING RECIRIPTS for Erlm sailvs, pxirt of thc fignllvu .md lluhn K1-lsvy as -Irwin Halls IYDCS. lifggf businvss sliifl' is c'onfronlt'cl by 1-ngvr lmuyvrs. ,. , C K M'

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LIBRARIANS. FRONT ROW: D Dyvr, G. Unclvrwoocl, J. Garrett, M. Arnclt. C. Lugtighcid, BACK ROW: Mrs. Cronvnwvtt, B. McCullough, D. Turner. D. Miller, S. Slater. OFFICE IIELPERS. FRONT ROW: P. Carroll, D. Arlnintrout, Carlson, N. Enclvrs. BACK ROW: K. Setter, E. Lztuskzi, L. Knvzmarck, A. Morris, D. Byron, K. Rvccl, S, Crain, N. Clnwson. I NOT PICTURED: P. Wuis. I STUDENTS AID IN DEPARTMENTAL DUTIES OFFICE HELPERS, LIBRARIANS AND PROJECTIONISTS ASSIST Assisting Mr, Pvckhaun in his oflicc are thc student offirc lu-lpvrs. Thrir clutivs inrlutlv filing, rollvrting alm- sc-ntvv slips :intl running vrrancls. The' stuclvnt Iilarurinns I7f'l'fOI'Ul many importztnt duties for Mrs. Croncnwctt. lvaving her more timr to work closely with stutlc-nts, Thvy shclvvd and dutcd books and rc- minclml llolclc-rs of ox'1'r-clur pulmlicwitions. Mr. Cucllvwski zltlvisvs ilu' sluclrnt lll'0jl't'llUIlISlS, wllo zxlnly furry out thc-ir functions of showing films to vairious vlsissffs. This Cll'IJllI'lIlIt'Ill luis 4-xpumlvcl raipiclly, provicling Il bcttt-r visual zlicls progrziin for A.Il.S. PROKIECTIONISTS. FRONT ROW: G. Tyler, P. NVCL-ks, K. Elston, C. Pctcrson, A. Opas. BACK ROW: L. Thompson, G. Gibson, T. Tuflclmirc, C. Pierson.