Walkerton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Walkerton, IN)

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SMOKE SIGNALS GOES TO PRESS The first semester The paper staff wrote their news, gave it to The newspaper office of The Independent, and read iT in The Walkerton paper. However, The sec- ond semester wasn'T as simple as all that. The staff decided to publish a paper of Their own. Remember Those first two editions, students? Well, we do. Of course, it wasn't long until the staff was running smoothly, and the paper improved. We hope that everyone enjoyed reading the paper, as the staff en- ioyed publishing it. Cheryl Lloyd, Kathy Knowlton, Co-Editors, and Miss Eiler, Sponsor, discuss an editorial for the newspaper. Betty Jones, Phyllis Tharp, Doris Norris, Sharon Wickham, William Van Dyke, Bob Hiler and Mike Mohler proofread their news and discuss the editorials. Kathy Knowlton, Carole Richey, Joan Nylander, Judy Minnix, Richard Houser, Sandy Amor, Janet Hughes, Nancy Cripe, Nancy Barden, Cheryl Lloyd and Diane Gindelberger get ready to publish next week's newspaper,

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In 1958 the class of '59 presented Who Dunnit? Here the cast gets ready to take another bow. Neal Weakly, one of the speakers for the Republican Party gives the opening cam- paign speech. CLASS PLAY fthe waive' 'i'm'ui't'l V of' .1 . t j 5 I ' 3' ' A giFi?,'9',i',f'e'?'e'g4'gsl!l1 4 qt fi in is vb if 'itil l4 s'ia if H 4' 'lf L' xitgi! 4' 53. , J' ll il I' A if 5 - I. if f ky This is lust one of the hilarious scenes in the Senior Play this year. In this picture Judy Minnix, Bill Hopper, and Neal Weakly rehearse a scene in Charlie's Aunt. ELECTIO RALLY Mike Murphy, campaigning for the Democrats, pre- sents the Democratic platform. 'gi my Qf 5P: ?'w'l'5: 1 .7 G QQ? Qggi' swift' 'ff i' ' if 'il 5 QQ: Jack lBill Hopperl finally gets a chance to declare his love for Kitty Uudy Minnixl in Act Il ot Charlie's Aunt. Here the General Manager of Election Rally, Helen Cole, passes out the election ballots. P

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Roger Nusbaum, Editor, Arleah Hotchkiss, Assistant Editor, tell Miss Helton, Annual Sponsor, some of their ideas for carrying out the theme of this year's book. THE ANNUAL STAFF PRE The Annual Staff worked hard to get the Yearbook off to press this year. At our first few meetings we went over all the old annuals, collected ideas and picture ar- rangements. After we got an idea of how we were to do things, the committees made a list of everything that they covered in their sections. Secondly, we made a sketch of how we thought it would look best. Then, we put that onto a copy sheet and typed all the necessary in- formation under each picture. We had to make sure all pictures were sized, numbered, and identified on the copy sheet. After this, we proofread the copy and num- bered each page. All this sounds much easier than what it actually is. Helen Cole and Priscilla Frailey type out the advertising section. Helpers in getting ads were Dennis Finch, Charles Lloyd, and Jerry Hazelbaker, and Mike Alwine. George Kostin and Neal Weakly, photographers, helped a lot by taking pictures that Mr. Sutula didn't have time to take. Roger Nusbaum, our editor, also was on the photography committee.