Linden High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Linden, IN)

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I r IB 1 'id t ( E a1 aJ • ' -V — SA As we look back over our twelve years of school, we begin to realize what a vital role the community has played in our lives. i .j »„ We are'grateful to the community i£r so much that is worthwhile. Everyone enjoys picnifs in tlie park. The playground provides essential fecreation. Church services are weleomed. The library-ts helpful. dt Duringth school yey we are dependent upon the businesses for merchandise and refreshment. Thecit- izens become the audiencejor our schoo (unctions,boost- ers for our ballgames, ai d the Villing supporters for all money making projects, which eventually make possible the senior trip. It is with complete sincerity that we acknowledge the dedica- tion of the 1966 “BULl.DOG” to our community.

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THE BULLDOG 1966

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We present Linden School as we saw it in 1965-66, This was the school year that saw the North Montgomery Community Schools Corporation voted into existence. We saw the interim school board appointed to serve from January 1, 1966, to July 1, 1966. Those serving on the interim board were: Ralph Little Harold Andrews Hal Clark Bryon Alexander Oral Shelton Lloyd Wells Merle Sennett Madison Madison Sugar Creek Coal Creek Union Franklin Wayne