Western High School - Echo Yearbook (Russiaville, IN)

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Tooting, Traveling and Singing Equal Harmony. A breath taking experience. ROW 1: K. Miller, M. Wood, J. Watson, M. Fenn, C. Wright. ROW 2: T. Iamison,J. Hollingsworth, J. Downey, B. Graves, B. Steiner, G. Fischer, P. Whitehouse, I. Donica, S. Crumb, B. Cross. ROW 3: N. Thomas, G. Fivecoat, G. Greenfield, B. Tremain, D. Britton, T. Newcom, I. Wright, C. Siler, O. Barker, T. White, T. Joyce, J. Mor- Musicians limber up, toot, sing and travel in aharmony filled year. Band mem- bers find out that toe touching goes with toe tapping and that calisthenics are vital to good marching. At the sChool's variety show the band and choir gave their all in the way of music. They provide everything from folk singing to rock groups to humorous solos. This year the choir is entertaining in the various schools in the area. Band officers: Dick Taylor, Treas., jmes Taylor, Hist.g Bill Jones, V. Pres., Dennis Unroe, Pres., Judy Donica, Sec. ton,B. Etherington,D. Holbrook,B. Everett. ROW 4: N. Coble, L. Lineback, T. Mills, L. Cory, I. Groves, P. Pol- lock, V. Dunlap, D. Taylor, T. Lybrook, S. Catron, B. Jones, L. Meeks, D. Hollen, S. Miller. ROW 5: D. White, R. Coapstick, J. Steiner, J. Smith, M. Slusher.

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V Future Tyeoons Develop from Business Department ,Ai Where does this go? The paper goes in here and it goes around and around and it comes out there. Typing in summer School gives confidence and efficiency in typing. 4 Na ist' H 51 BUSINESS Business is a popular and very important part of the curriculum at Western High. This year new cal- culating machines were added to our equipment and were welcomed by many bookkeeping students . These machines are more modern and make adding those columns a breeze. Along with the calculating machines, new tables were placed in the bookkeeping room. These tables provide students with lots of elbow room and plenty of working space. Equipment isn't the only thing new in the business department. A new course, Business Law and Sales- manship, is being offered. By offering a wide range of business courses, we hope to prepare the busi- ness studentsfor their role as future tycoons of Amer- ica.