Indianola Junior High School - Echo Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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ITDIA OL ECHO qaublished and fprintecl by the Slualenls of Inalianola funior High School, Columbus, Ohio. 1 I Charter lx '5'f?S 7':1LT' Member 5 -Was QKXPF5 QP, T H E' E' C H 0 S T A F F Editors-in-Chief .......... .......... B etty Major, Mary Alyce Beatley Literary Editor ....... ......v......................... P atricia Cooperrider Sports Editor ....... ............ E dward James Art Editor ....................,..... ....................,....... I iitty Lee Watkins Advertising Managers .................................. Marjorie M cClnre, Jean Hoover Eolitorial Stag'-Jean Bowman, George Gans, Maolalynn Heber, Evelyn Fay Keller, Luann Ketch, Alyce Livingston, Jean McR-itch-ie, Rath Morgan, Jean Sharjf, Carol Lee Sittler. ' Reporters-Jean Aclcley, Eunice Allen, Beverl-y Barnaby, Marguerite ' Bucher, Robert Cameron, Norma Jean Cardilf, Marjorie Cottingham, Mary Barbara Date, Marion Graham, Jack Hoover, Joyce Howell, James Hupp, Betty McMahon, Marjorie McKinnon, Ann Mead, Harry Peckinpaugh, Mary K. Peterson, Jack Radcliffe, Anita Seel, Marie Toro, Bonnie Dell Weber, Phyllis Willis. Aobuertising Staff--Dick Dusenberry, Janice Fellows, Jean Gansha-w, Ellen Geyer, Dorothy Gibson, Joe Golclsmfitli, Jean Hoover, Virginia Ann Lannm, Virginia McCann, Virgin-ia Mallard, Marjorie McClure, Fred Shoenberger, Thomas Simmons, Robert Smith. Printing Staff-Richard Anderton, James Cahill, Robert Coffman, Ken- neth Drake, Bill Ezvtenkamper, George Gans, James Hnpp, Jack Hughes, Gerald Jones, John Stejiens, Bob Stevens, Bob Smith. Fatmlty Advisor, Miss Rolingg Art, Miss Abernethyg Business Manager, Mr. Besancong Printing, Mr. Grutt.

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THE PRINCIPAIJS CORNER It is a special interest and privilege to contribute to this Graduation number of the Echo. Only three short years ago, the present graduating group entered Indianola Junior High School as beginners, and short- ly thereafter, it was my privilege to like- wise become identified with the school as a beginning Indianolan. Therefore, in a special sense, we have grown up together, meeting some of the same problems of change and adjustment. we trust that the members of the class share something of a mutual satisfaction and appreciation in our work together. We trust that the three years have meant much in the individual growth of whole- some personality and Christian character. May we wish a continued growth and de- velopment for all the members of the class in their years ahead. To our s-chool patrons and friends of Indianola community may we express our appreciation for their interest and support during the year just drawing to a close. -Fred C. Slager.

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