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

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First Row: M. Mriller, P. Olson, G. King, P. Vvalsh, M. Tierney, C, Parks. Second Row: L. Giger, R. Mercker, E. Pickett, D. Damarin, M. Olson, B. Neavill. C. Davis. Third Flow: D. Turner, C. Oltmanns, J. Bushnell, J. Radtke. R. Lanterman, J. Baumgardner ,frho The Town Board of E. C. H. S. has kept an excellent publicity book for its citizens. Both semesters have been devoted to earning money to defray the expenses of its publication. The selling of advertising, candy, Coca-Cola, popcorn, and greeting cards helped build a fund of approximately S700 for this project. The senior board led in the production of this yearbook. but each member of the junior board contributed articles, or helped in other Ways. TWENTY-EIGHT

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ir Jfblwll.. ll ll 'k Q SQ At an assembly held Friday, February 25, Phyllis Walsh, Frances Weatherby, Phyllis Olson and Jack Baumgardner received their silver honor E's. If these people maintain a 3.25 average for the rest of the year, their silver E's will be exchanged for a gold one which the student may keep. Their names will be engraved on the Bohan Scholarship Plaque. Students who maintain an average of 3.25 or above for the entire four years will be eligible for an honor E, Activity E's were awarded to Frances Weatherby, Mary Miller, Phyllis Olson, John Radtke, Phyllis Walsh and Clifford Oltmanns at an assembly, February 25. These people have participated in enough extra-curricular activities to earn 90 or more points through- out their four years of high school training. These E's are of red and white felt in script form and are earned by an accumula- tion of points assigned to activities for which no other award is given. ak Z E. .E. u n -A' TWENTY-SEVEN

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First Row: M. Miller, P. Olson, E'. Pickett, F. XVeatherby. P. VValsh, D. Damarin. Second Row: J. Grohovsky, L. Stolz, D, Ball, J, Ott, D, Gleason, L, Giger. Third Row: D. Turn:-i', C. Oltmanns. J. Bushell, J. RadLkr. R, Luntei-man. J, Baumgardner. ,gamut Every community needs a press to keep the public informed of all its activities. Our Town, E. C. H. S., is a progressive little community in that respect, for the Echoette is published bi-monthly and is distributed to all the students, faculty, school board, and the homes in Elkhart who have no children in high school. 'There is a mailing list of 45 copies including inter- ested alumni and many school exchanges. The Echoette is a member of the I.S.H.S.P.A., the N.D.P.A. and the N.S.P.A. This year the staff received a rating of excellent on the issues of the first semester by the N.S.P.A. The senior staff produced two color' issues - one at Thanksgiving, the other, the Christmas number. The junior class proved able journalists during the four weeks the seniors were busy with their play and published two issues, one, the Easter copy, in color. Miss Lucy Giger and Mr. Joe Grohovsky are sponsors of the paper. TWENTY NINE