Walkerton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Walkerton, IN)

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BARBARA HOWARD B. S. , Valparaiso University Physical Education, Social Coach Studies JAMES WARREN B.S. , Anderson College Mathematics, Junior High DORWIN DICK Ball State Teachers College English, Physical Education, Assistant Coach The physical education department develops the sportsmanship and physical well being of the student. In this rushing world today, proper exercise and physical health are as important as the ability to get along with others. In the sports and activities carried on in gym classes, sportsmanship and team- work practices are taught and carried into real life. These departments as well as all the departments are interested first and foremost in the development of the student. JOSEPH KREITZMAN B.A., Hanover College Social Studies, Commerce, Coach

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C. V. BOZARTH FRANCELIA BEWLEY WILLIAM F. BLAISDELL B.S., Purdue University A.B., Ball State Teachers Col- B.S., Purdue University Biology and Science lege Vocational Agriculture and Mathematics and Science Science N .ww The science and mathematics departments have the task of developing in the student the reasoning power and ability to under- stand and grasp the hidden meaning of things. In this growing atomic age, science and mathematics have become all impor- tant factors in building a bigger and better world. The departments represented on this page and the next have the responsibility of educating the student mentally, physically, and psychologically. 8

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'Q ' . Workers Behind the Scenes . You say our school looks nice and well kept. Well, I can tell you we owe it all to the janitors, Dave Kerr and Arthur Kassabaum. They take care of our heating system in the winter and make sure the windows will open in the summer. Sweeping the gym is only one of the many jobs they perform in keeping our school a neat, clean, place in which to learn. ' 10 Mrs. Edna Smith, Mrs. Edna Esseltine, and Mrs. Ruth Ullery are the women who from day to day prepare the delicious meals in our cafeteria. It is their job to see that the meals are planned properly and the food is appetizing and good. There is a lot more to preparing a meal than putting a few beans in a pot, as the fellows would say. You have the part of cleaning up the grimy pots and pans. But don't they look like they are enjoying it? The four bus drivers--Richard Verkler, Art Schmeltz, Walt Baker, and Grant Bellinger--have a great responsibility in getting the pupils to school and back home again. They have to put up with all the noise and shenanigans, driving in all sorts of weather-- rain, snow, and the blinding sun. They also help out the school by driving the players and rooters to the basketball games.