Walkerton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Walkerton, IN)

Page 57 text:

OUR GRADE SCHOOL Mr. Eib is completing his second year as principal of the grade school. Before he These are some of the activities of the grade school that help teach the grade school child how to play and relax with his classmates as well as work with them. was principal he taught in the grade school. He is doing a very fine iob.

Page 56 text:

cit P bkE:q q 'A -aa ' J gas .3 'M M ff wi 'sad' J Carolyn Mann Terry Mayfield John McGhee Gene McNeal Michael Meltinos Patricia Meltinos Elezine Minix Frank Miller Michael Mohler Ronald Moore Ernest Morrison Tony Pepin Brian Porter Sheila Putman Jerry Rankert Jacqueline Scarbrough Theresa Schmeltz Kent Schweder Nancy Shores Sharon Smith Mary Stepro Richard Tener Lana Tinkey William Van Dyke Randy Verkler Diane Weldon Larry Wickham Fred Williams Regg Williams Wayne Williams Larry Wood Edward Barden Larry Barden Sally Beagles Kent Brantley Pamela Bussie Diana Feies Ruth Frailey Ellen Frame Edna Jean Fry Janet Gilmer Darlene Anderson Larry Anderson Linda Anglemeyer Carlos Arce Dorothy Barden GR Randy Clark Sue Clark James Daube Phyllis Emmons Frank Farner Charlene Heil Joseph Hiler Herbert Himes Russell Jimerson Kenneth Klinedinst fs , ir! il J K2

Page 58 text:

54 KI DERGARTE lt is a long iump from kindergarten to graduation, yet one must make a beginning to reach an end. For the first time the little kindergartener strays from the close supervision of his home. A whole new world is opened. He is taking the first step in the MORNING FRONT ROW: David Ludwig, Karen Wardman, Leif Baker, Laura Jane Lonzo, Kathy Bussie, Cindy Huhnke, Joey Snyder, Steven Gorsline, Michael Fitzgerald, Charles Minter. SECOND ROW: Billy Haney, Penny Naragon, Melladee Bock, Rickey Neiswender, Shari Lute, Gregory Steffen, Kathy Lazarek, Marla Daube, Roxann Whitteberry, Dianna Stephenson. BACK ROW: Mark Malstaff, David Tener, Mar- garet Mechling, Kathy Spaid. TEACHER: Mrs. Helen Wright. long process of becoming an adult. Perhaps learning to tie one's shoe, or learning to set the table, or learn- ing to share seems trivial just now, but surely these and the other small iobs are necessary and important to one's development. AFTERNOON FRONT ROW: Carolyn Morris, Robin Dixon, Paula Jean Paylon, Dian Glaze, Garry Buswell, Cindy Harder, Kitty Cripe, Deborah Wilson, Deborah Pittman, Jimmy Lute, Bobby Dominiack. BACK ROW: Kathy Gaddis, David Teter, Kath- leen 'McNorton, Jimmy Hartsough, Kevin Rice, Jimmy Verkler, Julie Zlatos, Valerie Hoffman, Kathy Ashbaugh. TEACHER: Mrs. Helen Wright.