Western High School - Echo Yearbook (Russiaville, IN)

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Acknowledgements This edition of the ECHO could not have been produced Without the assistance of many per- sons not on the staff. Our special thanks go to the following: Mr. Fred Plocher, American Yearbook Company, for his valuable assistance in organizing the book and his moral support when things looked bad, Mr. Ted Hilz, Adams-Hitz Studio, who gave us excellent and promptphotographicwork and made every effort to accomodate us in taking group pictures at our convenience, Mr. Don Hanna, High School Principal, who Worked with us in scheduling club pictures and gave us guidance as needed, Mr. Dale Baltus, Activities Principal, for going out of his Way many times to help the staff no matter what we asked,' Mr. Larry Smiley, last year's Yearbook Advisor, who graciously gave his time and effort teaching this staff everything they know, Mrs. Louise Inman, YearbookAdvisor, for the outstanding job she did in making this year- book what it is . She pushed and pulled at the staff until the work was finally done, Mrs. Beth Perkins, for her helpful guidance on layouts, Jeannie Coy, who worked on the Organizations Section of the book and helped out in many capacities, Carol Tunis, who stepped in late and did so much needed typing for us, Kathy Milburn, for helping the editor in layouts , spelling and diction, Paula Reinhard, for help in writing copy, And lastly, to the members of the faculty and administration for patiently cooperating with the staff on the days we took pictures and picture retakes. We do sincerely thank these people and anyone else who gave us assistance in making this year's ECHO a most successful one. 186

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With the last layout finished and dead- line meta sigh of relief is in store. Many people have worked long, hair -pulling hours to make this yearbook what it is. Ithink at times we wondered if it was all worth it, but now that it is finished we know that every minute spent was well worth the effort. Now we wait anxiously for the arrival of the 1969 Echo. This year we've added many new ideas. The bookis now larger and contains 20 more pages than ever before. Also, a special blue section has been added for color and the cover carries the Western High School crest. High school will probably be the most happy and memorable four years of our livesg through the yearbook we are able to capture a few of these memories and keep them with us forever. Ican't begin to thank everyone for their assis- tance in this production of the Echo. May I just say Thank-You! Editor Donna Newby I88 A-am... mmm ...K '-..'