Boswell High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boswell, IN)

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Mrs. Horna Lynch Iu appreciation of bar devote does» to duty—whether it be letters for Mr. Wolf, errands for students or teaohers—or that seoond-nile favor for everyone that so «any of us forget—the Echoes Staff proudly dedicates the 1965 edition to our NORMA

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TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ...................... A School Lifo A-K 0RGANIZATI08S................... 15 ATHLETICS....................... 25 FERSOHALITIES................... 35 ADVERT IS IHG................... 55 Editor. ..... Linda Clifton Co-Editor .... Roala C la sent Adviser.........Mary Lon Bailey Publisher-Intercollegiate Press Photography Banner's Studio Dr. Galen Krill Max Greteneord From Boswell, the Hub of the Universe, 1,112 first-class commissioned graduates have gone out into the domestic, business, and social world in the past sixty-five years. We like to think our educational program has been a firm spoke in pub- lio life.

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OF OUR A For a number of years, Boswell studente have not had an opportunity to develop their artistic abilities. Art was not included in their curriculum until the 1964-65 school year. Dave Brost, Jeff Mitchell, and Mike Flynn seem to be enjoying their study of dimension. PREVIEW Substitute teachers, sometimes difficult to find, pose no problem for Mrs. Kopka. Max Gretenoord is handling English 12 and Mrs. Kopka is proving that she is an interested student. During the past year, interest in sub- jects related to science has grown and the department at Boswell High School has expanded in olassslze and in equip- ment. Mr. Calhoun found new equipment a valuable asset to his department but felt a definite need for more. VARIOUS Chemistry students, Max Gretenoord,Den- nis Nunnally, Ernie Brown, and Dave Doeden are observing the behavior of solid copper immersed in a water solu- tion of the compound silver nitrate. DEPARTMENTS 5