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A succession needs names in sequence, and the Walkerton school record reached gives this section exactly one, read first-hand: the 1965 Echoes yearbook's faculty page — "Mrs. Gloria Taylor: Subject — Art; College Attended — Manchester College; Degree — B.S.; Extracurricular Responsibilities — Echoes Sponsor." An art teacher, named, credentialled and carrying the school's yearbook as her extracurricular charge, teaching art at Walkerton High School in 1965, three years before consolidation carried the subject into John Glenn High School, where the banked list keeps an Art Club among the school's apparatus. No earlier or later art teacher is named in any source reached — not in Chapman or Howard, not in the directory canvasses, not in the school's published account — and a one-name succession is printed as a one-name succession, with its settler named below, rather than inflated into a line. The Gloria Taylor of the faculty page stands beside her husband on the same page — Larry Taylor, business education, co-sponsor of Echoes — a two-teacher household at the centre of the school's print and art work in 1965, at the strength of the yearbook that records them.
The teacher's-bequest test prints closed, as ordered. The South Bend test asks whether a schoolteacher's bequest founded the museum; on this ground the founding is documented and it is not a bequest: the town's museum began in 1997 as the Heritage Room Museum at the Walkerton Library, a historical society's room, and reached its present house through the Frash and Hiler gifts — living donors' buildings, banked — not through any teacher's will. No teacher's bequest to any Walkerton art institution was found in any source reached. The test is closed: the museum was not founded on a teacher's bequest, and no art-teaching succession beyond the single documented name can be printed from the record reached.
Sources: Echoes 1965, faculty page (Gloria Taylor; Larry Taylor), read first-hand; Arts (Heritage Room founding, 1997; the Frash and Hiler gifts; Glenn's Art Club). Closure: MIXED — the 1965 name and the bequest negative are DUG; the succession is a NAMED GAP, settler: the Echoes yearbook run across its years and the John Glenn School Corporation's staff records, read for the art assignment year by year.