Pierceton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Pierceton, IN)

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DEDICATION 1924 to 1971 To all students — also teachers, staff and graduates- -who have passed through these doors, we dedicate this last issue of THE ECHOES. Happiness is--memories. The days may come, the days may go, But still the hands of mem ' ry weave the blissful dreams of long ago. --George Cooper, SWEET GENEVIEVE 4

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ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW (seated 1 to r): Barb English, Editor; Michelle May, Ass ' t Editor; Mrs. Kaye-Smith, Advisor; Kris Carr, Copy Chief; Betty Fulk, Deb Mitchell, Rosanne Barker. SECOND ROW(standing): Diane Bruce, Cindy Kyler, Sheila Oler, Belinda Bryant, Susan Schuldt, Karen Carlin, Connie Blanchard, Business Mgr.., Cindy Blan- chard, LuAnn Collier, Margaret Valentine, Sue Graham. THIRD ROW (standing): Mary Gross, Susan Stillson, Sue Davis, Deb Haywood, Carol English. The Annual Staff worked very hard this year sharing rooms with the bookkeeping and typing classes which pre- vented the staff from working very much during the regular school day. Work sessions were then held on Mon- days after school with assignments being given on the preceding Thursdays during the last ten minutes of the second period. Old members having previous experience on the staff were assigned layouts with the new mem- bers and could provide help if problems arose. Much extra time and effort was put in by many members provid- ing for an all-in-all good production of this year ' s annual. 3

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jpiness is . when people are interested in studying. when you know you ' ve gotten your point across in class! when students are really excited about their classes and ready to begin when the bell rings. seventy-one ! having the building remodeled! seeing a conscientious student learn to do something worthwhile that they don ' t already know how to do. watching young people grow and mature and become responsible ! having former student come back to visit you! knowing students as friends and seeing them become concerned about people and their social problems. having mutual respect amongst students and teacher plus seeing the physical and mental development of the young men that have played ball for us at Pierceton. faith, contentment and optimism to enjoy the good days when things go so right and have faith that the disappointing days will not last. when student become fit for society! no exams or grades! opening up a box of new books. the satisfaction a teacher receives from knowing he or she may have had a small rol e in determining the future of the students they have taught! when students have all their assignment handed in on time ! being able to inspire a pupil to desire to attain his best and helping him progress in that direction! working with students who are willing to put forth an effort. 5 FACULTY