Culver High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Culver, IN)

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I8 23 26 , JLWL f.7.'.... .Z2!J......'.,..'T LRLML I:lxHWg'!1L History of the Past School Year Baccalaureate inspires the seniors to greater heights after graduation. Underclass exams and Commencement really put the finishing touches on everyone's year at C. H. S. The strains of Till VVe Meet Again made us think of all the great times we've had during this year and all the others and wish that it weren't all ending quite so soon. Report cards are distributed for the last time this year. Memories lie in the minds of all those who have attended C. H. S. this year. For those who are returning, many more lie in store for them, the seniors must carry theirs with them wherever they go in the future. We hope that this calen- dar will preserve many of the golden moments of i957-58 for everyone. In Conclusion As we come to the writing of the final copy for this yeor's Tomahawk, we realize anew our indebtedness to many persons for their cooperation and' as- sistance, without which this book wouldn't have been possible. Students, fac- ulty and administration joined in making the job a bit easier and surer of realization. We are quite proud of the division pages this year, done by Eileen Overmyer, Lois Morrison, Beverly McGaffey, and Malcolm MacQuiIlan under the supervision of Mrs. Allen in Art Classes. This year's annual features more and larger pictures than in any previous Tomahawk and of course all credit for the marvelous photography goes to Tom Ross of Argos. Printing was by The Culver Press, Inc., binding by Free Methodist Publishing House, Winona, lnd., engraving by Middlewest Engraving Co., Danville, lll., and the attractive cover was produced by S. K. Smith Company of Chicago. Without the financial assistance of the Union Township Organized Charities this book wouldn't be possible and the entire student body thanks that organization and all those who contributed to the annual drive for this cooperation. To those who suffer through errors in this book, our deep apologies.

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, .. . .. v. ..,,Llw,,U,,J,x,AY,,.., -., ... . ...si I A P, l ,. .s ,. .. . M, V. we L nrhi in Hi 'di The Faculty MR. DONALD HAND Spanish, English. Attend- ance Officer. Sponsor: Freshman Class. MRS. RUTH IOHNSON Latin. MRS. IOYCE KAUFMAN English. Remedial Reading. MISS MILDRED LINDVALL Mathematics. Sponsor: Sev- enth Grade, Ushers Club. MR. KENNETH LUCAS Mathematics, Social Stud- ies. lunior High Athletics Coach. Sponsor: junior Class. MR. ROBERT O'KELLEY Science, Agriculture. Spon- sor: Sophomore Class, Boys 4-H Clubs.

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