Helmsburg High School - Tiger Echoes Yearbook (Helmsburg, IN)

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FOREWORD As we meditate upon the reflection of images in a mirror or a pool, we may discern a symbolism representing the past, the present, and the future. Looking backward, we may recall both pleasant days and dire ones—days when we profited from past experiences, days when we set our goals for new ones. In the present, we see ourselves as pupils striving for recognition, studying earnestly that our future success will be assured, believing with Lincoln. MI will study and get ready, and maybe the chance will come The future only God can know, but we, as the builders of that future, have some inkling of its nature. We know we shall be faced with new horizons. Seniors shall confront the world. Underclassmen will face the challenge and the joys of the new consolidated school. How we meet the days and years of our lives will depend upon us. We, the Class of 1961, sincerely hope this edition of TIGER ECHOES will convey you through the past, the present, and the future with the accompaniment of many pleasant memories. Presenting the finished product of thesehands...SITTING: Jim Mara, Vivian Wolff, Ginnvor McAdams, Sharon Brand, Maysie Smith. Bill Rutter. STANDING: David Zimmerman. Nadine Deckard, Gary Haarer, Kenny Burker, Judy Scrougham. Bob Kins, Nancy Campbell, Buddy Miller, Betty Alford.and Pauline Williams.

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From rtic ungin of Hclmshorg High School n rhc firul adieu; graduates, faculty, and students have tread the hallowed halls of this school. They Jmve built the character, maintained the tradinons,. and have striven to hole! high the flame of educational aspirations at Hclmsburg Our student have put tlieir fa h, trust, and ixaifkktue m building the reputation ol llelmchurg through the media of their activates. With rhis in mind, we, the Seniors of 1961. dedicate this edition of the Tiger Echoes to the Memory of Hclmsburg High School.