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

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This is where we get down to facts. We have to fill out our registration cards and our class schedules. I always sort of feel sorry for teachers on this day. We kids ask some pretty dumb questions sometimes. After all, how can you think when you're discussing summer vacation with your best friend? Finally we do get them done and start figuring what books we have to buy. This is the first head- ache of the year. Mom and Dad want second hand books, and we don't, although some of the second-hand books are interesting reading on the inside covers-and then, too, you have to stand in line. But that's fun if some of your friends are waiting, too. When you finally get to the head of the line, it seems like the store has iust sold all of the books you need. But low and behold, a new shipment has just arrived. So now we are almost ready to start our new classes. Of course, there are always note books, paper, and pencils to be bought. I never can decide what color of pencil l want and how many different types of paper I'll need. But then that's the fun of starting a new school year. School ,Af 1' N Q... The mad rush 0 J Jimmies register -31-.fx U 'Lt e-rift. .V ..-:il i4'+i','f- - .nam s 7 'I L o

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MV- ll-'56, Mr, Hess' Mr. Luse and Mr. Hess have sponsored thirty-nine and forty-one girls through their seventh year of school. The class has elected ofiicers and held class meetings. Their group activities have included a Christmas party cmd a Valentine's party. The boys and girls have been devoting most of their time to studies. They have a number of members who participated in band and choir. Their activities periods are spent in playing ping-pong, basketball, and studying in their home rooms. They have a craft class in which they have studied enameling, basket weaving, leather working, rafiia and design. They have had art in which they worked with clay. They have also drawn some pictures and have done some painting. They have a basketball team consisting of Gene BeMiller, Brian Collins, Greg Crouch, Melvin Frost, Danny George, Chuck Hamlin, Bruce Hemingway, Roger Holdren, Larry Inman, Richard Lang, Bob Newcomer, Rick Rowland, Roger Stickel, David Tinsley, and Ken Dobbins. Their record reads three games won and ten lost. ln football, the seventh and eighth grade combined chalked up a record of three wins and two losses. The junior high succeeded in defeating New Carlisle twenty-eight to thirteen which is very good considering that New Carlisle hadn't been beaten. Good luck to the team in the future. 71h Grade Class Officers Front Rowf ClnClY W0VflClC, Peggy Johnson, Roxanna Hunsberger. Back Row: Charles Hamlin, Gene BeMiller, Jody Parsons. 107