Elkhart Community High School - Echo Yearbook (Elkhart, IL)

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i'3CD.ABiJ CDLF Cf.5Zl3J.Cb.T1CDN Left to Ri'nt: Maurice Dceg Cicfcrce Kccc:'nerg John Junaber, ycariicntg Jrrwcod Lantcrmun, :v,retaPyg Steyncn 3nlaHg Knlter RitcH'e, cv? civwl. A laurel wreath to 3tep?en Jalan, Clarence Kerachnwr, Avrwccd Lanterman, John Danaher, and Waurice Jee for the splendii work they 'gvc pmt Teri? fr'f ttcir seat of authority. Jitc students' interests at ueurt always, tneg direct and organize from the background, with the pupils unaware must of t'e tice blah tge board is doing its utmost to give them the subjects ani extra curricular work tney need to best fit twem to lead a life as an American cltlzcn. It is tceir hope tEatt'e Nieman tnreaten,ng democracy today will be abolished by students who know their duty as an American, and perform it. The students wish to thank them wholeheartedly for the lvprovtwents they or- dered made in the schocl last summer, and nope that they will continue to direct the school and its activities as well as they have in the past. Jfifpiz ,put 1 , gi.. xi-1 Q Wifa 0 Q 9 4Il. , - k pe' fr- s 'Wah ' '. 4 7 9 f S -, S pf K f . 1 I TL' J , 5 lmlflmwl 71 -0 I , x 7 J KQ ! 1' , X J , ul ' ' 71 , mf, , Q., T-,T-I WNW!! -7.. l'

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d.n. HITQHIE, Principal. A Mathematics and Physics B,Ed., lesbern Illinois State Teachers M.S., University of Illinois ,fr VI' 3 5 HAS the twig is bent,so grows the tree,nisone ofour often quoted Nsayingsn, and its meaning is so clear as to need no further devel- opment. I believe that it could be twisted and revamped to read, NAS your school time is spent, so grows the ladn. You often wonder how you are going to succeed after you get out of school. You ask yourself, Nwill I he famous, rich, successful, etc.N So far there is no better criteria than the ans- wer to the question, WHow am I doin' in schooln? Am I an alibier? Yes, then I probably will be one. Am I a friend? Then I will have many friends. Am I a loafer? If so I probably will loaf. Am I a nui- sance? Then I probably will con- ' College tinue to be one. Am I industri- ous? Then I will probably be a success. Let's see what the ans- wer is3nSay,boys, how am I do1n'?N -W. W. RITCHIE 25--INN?6?-ZS45'2G'7'!-'91-'2H!-'N'4?4Hf 9f-4HH!'4H1'-BF4f'!HH9'!?'2S-ZHHH3'4HI'4f-!i Mary June Deters, a graduate of the class of '46 acts as secretary to Mr. William Stumm, G.I. instructor, and to Mr. W. W. Ritchie, principal. c 6565iivif-'3?65'IZ-25'-25-36'CHGQS-'IHHI-'?5 2f !':z'! 5?'4i 7P-25-EPZ?--Z5-9'f-67--If-29-IE'-31-'N'