Cortland High School - Echo Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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-6. 1 1 X -4 ROW ONE Front to Back Jane Browning Larry Marshall ROW TWO Rick Schafstall Ola Kimble Billy Bevers ROW THREE Stephen Oathout Donna Acton Jerry Roberts Margie Frische Jacqueline Dye ROW FOUR Betty Hanner Dwight Darlage Judy Clark Dennis Rust Micheal Imlay ROW FIVE Jerry Bush Sandra Price Jerry Goble Carol Bottorff Goldie Lucas Teacher Mrs Laura Baird JW' There were twenty pupils enrolled in the fifth grade when school started Linda Akers moved to Seymour in October and Betty Hanner entered our class in October There are still twenty pupils enrolled There are ten bovs and ten girls The boys take physical education two days each week and are very much interested in the class The five band members in this grade are striving and working hard toward a new band uniform in the future The class enjoys a party each month. At the end of the school year, they will have enjoyed a Halloween party, Thanksgiving Dinner, an exchange of gifts at Christmas, a New Year's party, Valentine party, and many other parties. Mrs. Baird, the teacher has taught fifteen years. Ten of those years were at Surprise, and the last five years here at Cortland, which means that her complete career has been spent here in Hamilton Township. Mrs. Baird has taught in the six lower grades during that time.

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rs ROW ONE Front to Back Arvxl Roark Charles Bell Joe Hodge Ixorr1sTrueblood John Chasteen Davxd Otte ROM TWO Stephen Whlte Kenneth Roth George Gay Paul Claycamp Carol Alwes Ixelda Otte Bertha Lucas ROW THREE Tex R1dlen Kenneth Taskey Earl Otte Merrel Otte Conn1e Kleffman Judy Eble Kenneth Plumer ROW FOUR Jerry Isaacs Davxd Carpenter Karen Kerkhof Janet Gu1nn Delbert Flelds Elame Darlage Bobby H11derbrand ROW FIVE Arlene Scott Barbara Whxte Bllly Isaacs Teacher Mrs Rosalyn Bell xbnth Thlrty puplls are In grade SIX The twenty boys and ten glrls hke Mrs Bell very much for thexr teacher They had a surprlse blrthday party for her on October tenth Both she and the chtldren w11l long re member th1s happy event The sxxth grade has three cheerleaders and f1ve band members of whom they are very proud Mrs Bell and the room mothers honor the chlldren wxth a party once each month Everyone looks forward to th1s occasxon The teach1ng career of Mrs Bell IS very 1nterest1ng She has taught fourteen years but th1s IS her f1rst year 1n Harrulton Townshlp or Jackson County She has taught tn all e1ght grades at some t1me m her teachxng career but the maJor1ty of her work has been in the primary department.

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ae ' 'G 'mm' Q M ROW ONE Front to Back Btlly Trueblood Sharon H1ckey ROW TWO Bobb1eJ'o Isaacs Janet Chrxstopher Delbert Rust JoAnn Woodley G11bert Hoene ROW THREE Stev1e Bode Joe Bottorff Comme Jo Wrlght Rxchard OSull1van Ralph Otte Bonnle Baxter ROW FOUR Danny Isaacs Brenda Mascluno Joe Kerkhof Mona Eble Cheryl Gorbett ROW FIVE Denn1sOathout Dale Lynch Marltn Fotst Alan Lang Clara Mae Allman Robert Jones ROW SIX Stev1e Starr Vonda lrnlay John Schafstall Lester Otte Imogean Roark Btlly Irnlay ROW SEVEN Alta Imlay Everett Prxce Kenneth Johnson Bobb1eClaycamp Larry Trueblood Teacher Mrs Maude Thompson finuxtli The fourth grade has thlrty f1ve puplls twenty two boys and thxrteen QIFIS Mrs Maude Thompson fourth grade teacher has orgamzed an Enghsh Club wh1ch has a meeung once a month The students en joy lf very much There are also four band members tn the fourth grade who are workmg hard Mrs Thompson has had twenty f1ve years exper1ence She flrst taught at the Nlgger H111 School where she taught all elght grades Twenty two years of her teachmg career has been spent tn Hamtlton Townshlp