Ellettsville High School - Llamarada Yearbook (Ellettsville, IN)

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. , J School L4 Dick Jacobs, William Brown, Raymond Trobaugh, James Ferguson, and Robert Miles, members of the Richland-Bean Blossom School Board, take time from their various occupations to plan the district's school program. They form the vital link between the community and the school. Mr. Tro- baugh is the superintendent and Mr. Ferguson is the district's lawyer. Board ASSlSt3Ht Prlnclpal DON R. LEWIS B.S., M.S. Indiana University Social Studies Elementary Prmclpal JAMES LUN DY B.S., M,S. Indiana University

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Principal's Message Superintendenfs Message With the closing of the I963-64 school year, the senior classes of Ellettsville and Stinesville bring to a close the long line of graduaticns that have taken place in these two fine schools. I hope the traditions that have been developed by former graduates will serve as a guide for our new school, which is designed to help meet the educational needs of all the boys and girls that may attend. It is my sincere hope that you may take your place in society with a feeling that your teachers and the other sources of knowledge and inspiration with which you came in contact during your school days will be a great help to you in making ycur future successful. As superintendent of the Richland-Bean Blossom School District, I wish each of you a happy and successful life. 4 6 5 7 , To Students, Faculty, and Friends: I would like to begin by expressing my best wishes and deep appreciation to all concerned for making this a most productive and enjoyable year. A chain is no stronger than its weakest link. All that has been accomp- lished has been the result of fine cooperation by students, parents, faculty, and friends. May I take this opportunity to wish each of you success in all your future endeavors. Don't be satisfied with medi- ocre efforts. The individual who exerts the extra effort usually wins. Have respect for others and they will in turn respect you. To the graduating seniors I would especially like to offer my congratulations for reaching this milestone in your education. Learning is a continuous process through- out your life. Your future progress depends only upon your initiative. I have enioyed working with each of you and may the future fulfill each of your many desires. .df-Mm? e

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LLL 1.11-e . JANET G. MARQUIS B.S. Purdue University Mathematics CAROL RUSH RUSSELL B.S. Indiana University Home Economics DONALD D. DUNCAN B.A. Indiana University Social Studies CHARLES M. KNIGHT B.S.E. Oakland City College General Business, History HALLIE COZIENE WEATHERS A.B., M.S. Indiana University Shop, Mathematics, History MADALINE BAYNES B.S., M.S. Indiana University Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping REGINA ROBINSON B.S. Central Normal College Sociology, Citizenship, English JOHN M. HOLMES B.S. Indiana University Boys' Physical Education, U.S. History, Boys' Health, Athletics