Baugo Township High School - School Bell Echoes Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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,f f ...ofeaminqlogcfzoal Can you remember those long cold rides to schools? Here - this may bring back a few memo- ries. As you get on the bus, you are greeted by a friendly, Good Morning, from your bus driver. You take a seat somewhere, trying to get as close as possible to the heater, but, alas, you can't so you sit with some friends and begin to chat about the usual topics of school, weather, school activities, or perhaps about something that happened over the week end. After a short, or at least what seemed like a short while, you arrive at the door of the school, ready and anxious to begin another day of school activities. The bus drivers are: Otto Erhet, Ed Hoover, Sr., Ed Hoover, Jr., Dale Cook, Dale Word, Eldon Herrli, George Sherp, Harold Sherp, Herman Wenger, and John Secor. 3 fi if As we reach the doors to enter the building, we find that some students coming up the stairs are quite enthusiastic about starting the new day. Some are filled with wonder as to what the new day might bring, and some are hating themselves for staying up so late the night before. But we are all ready to start a new day filled to the brim with hard study, many activities, and fun with our friends. As the years pass by, we will surely re- member the good times and the many friends which we acquired.

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Thanks for the Memories of the SCHOOL BELL ECHOES' STAFF Editor ........ . .Janice Kern Business Manager ....,r.r ...,..., G ary Fry Writers- June Barrett, Sharon Berkly, Barbara Deal, Carl Diefenbaugh, Judy Dils, Bonnie Fisher, Nancy Sheets, Joyce Simmons, Donna Squires, Larry Struble. Photographer ......, ....... H oward Gruver Artists ....,..,. ...,.. M arilyn White Suzanne Schrock Advisor .,....,., .,.. Miss Garnett Hyde

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What a familiar sight. The poor ticket seller is being mobbed by students anxious to get their meal tickets for the day. Without them, the tokens, we would surely die of starvation when noon time rolls around. The girls that work so hard selling these meal tickets in the morning are Nancy Sheets, Kate Wil- ley, and Becky Bemiller. At noon, for those who forget to get their tickets in the morning, Carolyn England and Vicki Davis are on duty in the hall. As time goes on, we're sure to remember this. - - Q W V MM RMA sql V, 1- x How well we remember this - the 8:20 rush for classes! Before long, this wonderful feeling will be over for many of us. But there will always be more to come. Many will be back next year for more fun and laughter. There will always be incidents that stand out in the minds of our school days.We're Sure that the 8:20 rush will be one of them. I 2 is sit. 4 Q f