Ellettsville High School - Llamarada Yearbook (Ellettsville, IN)

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1 A is , v .. f- A ' Ever Changing Ellettsville School is changing greatly in population. At present it boasts an en- rollment of 1,08O smiling faces Cas pictured on the end papersl, almost double that of 1958. After the forty-one hard-working seniors are graduated this year, not one class remaining has less than sixty-three students. Although the senior class is small in proportion to the rest of the school, it would appear huge to the one lone graduate of 1887. When more students come to a school, inevitably new buildings are needed. In 1957 a wing of eleven rooms was added to the old building for the elemen- tary children. Since this building was outgrown in three years' time, in 1960 the kindergarten and the first, second, and third grades moved into a new home on the hill behind the old high school. Today E.H.S. is once again hurting for space. As a second story to the wing was recently approved by the State Board of Tax Com- missioners, construction will soon begin on this latest addition. But even so, the problem of insufficient space will be remedied for only the next few years. A new high school building and gymnasium would be a dream come true for all of Elletts- ville and Richland Township. l . 'Y viii ff' Senior Memories For the 1963 graduates the past twelve years hold many happy memories. The most vivid ones, of course, began in September, 1962. At 8:15 every morning, there was an early rush of school bus riders and students who walk or drive to reach their lockers in time to have a few minutes of visiting with their classmates before the ring- ing ofthe 8:30 bell. As soon as the morning gos- sip had been exchanged, all students hurried to get to class on time, longing for the lunch hour when once again they could talk. At 12:15 their wish came true. While eating a hearty meal in the cafeteria, they found ample opportunity for a gab session. The fast eaters always found time to patronize the iunior concession stand and dance in the Eagle's Nest. But the poor unfortunate few who were always the last to be served and leave the cafeteria bare- ly avoided being tardy to their fifth period class. Very few students remained to be seen in the halls after 3:25, unless, of course, it was the LLAMARADA staff toiling away!