Borden High School - Echoes Yearbook (Borden, IN)

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Wood Township Trustee Harold Nicholson Mr. Nicholson has been greatly concerned with the overall quality of our school system. During the past four and a half years as Wood Township Trustee, he has aided in the improve- ment of many aspects of our curriculum. New equipment has been added in the science, home economic, foreign language, and commercial departments . Through his assistance, audio-visual equip- ment has been purchased for both the high school and elementary school. Our high school library has also been improved both in quantity and quality with township funds. We appreciate his sincere efforts and con- cern for the students in the Wood Township schools. l2 Clark County Superintendent Herman E. Miller In his two years as Superintendent of Clark County schools, Mr. Miller has been an asset to our school as well as the other county schools. His office and staff in Jeffersonville have assisted us in many ways throughout the school year. His desire to maintain a high standard of excellence in our county schools is sincerely appreciated.

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a i V .3 t 3 ? Our Principal, Mr. Billy E. Klein, strives to better the To you, the Senior Class of 1967 at Borden High School, goes my best wishes for your future. Your education, whether in school or out, is just beginning. It is a process which will continue throughout your lives. Choose wisely in the decisions which you make, for eachwill help to mold your most priceless possession, your character. Since I became principal three years ago, the student enrollment in high school has greatly increased and will double next year, the number of our faculty has almost doubled, and the knowledge of the graduating seniors has greatly increased. Also, the school spirit and reputation of B.H.S. students has grown and spread wisely throughout the county, which happened only because you, the students, had the determination and willingness to make it so. I hope that I in some small way have played a part in molding your future life. The door to my office is always open to the students of B.H.S. for any problem they may face. If I may be of any help at any time, even though you depart from us, feel free to ask for it. Iknow that this graduating class has some vivid memories of your life at B.H.S. Others will grow in significance with the passage of time. I want to leave you with this one thought as you go through life--The Cleverest Person... ONE WHO ALWAYS DOES WHAT HE THINKS IS RIGHT. Sincerely yours, fig 5.9m n! x .......im. ..-l,.. V... 'r -x ...... . . . ., school. .......... u... .. ...-Mu.umn:vv in- -m.1mnur. . a g x . ....az-wcmvlbt:x.kgtcgwgmwugrm A . IIIIIIIMIII mun llllliilllllll '1 3.6a,

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Secretary and Teacheres Aids Of great value to the ad- minisuation and teaching staff were Mrs. Sheila Danner, school secretary and Mrs. Martha Schleicher and Mrs. Muriel Lewis, teacher's aides. Their assistance was utilized and appreciated by all mem- bers of the faculty. Mrs. Danner receives an incoming call. Mrs Schleicher dittos a test. Mrs. Lewis checks a filmstrip listing. ; $ l V , u-4mwuw- ' w ,