Hinckley High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hinckley, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1954 volume:

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Bl Q e 1 a , YH K5 Q1 4 3 ., 6.41. ,- H a Aff' wg :gg ifrzw. , 1124, 12-5 4 I N C K L E Y 221' U B L 1 C QMS C H O 0 L-522--If---F'-'a THIS IS T0 UIBTIFY THAT A gr - - - QA-.1 ,W ----- IIS C0n'flal1'l'0n IND f-'SSID I IIUIUVCI IXIIIXIYIUF IFQ ffl Sfvllll 01 Ulf Q, PUILIC S6'HO0L CUUUSIZ WHICH PGJIPRISIS 0I'lll0gI'Ilpl0y- llodcrn Gergqraplag, Botany, Englixh Lilrralurf, Reading in English. Iliulory qflhe U S. Zoalqqy. 0uI'i11ru qf flialory. Pram llllbll HJ. Ployublqqy, I Tilooophy. A lqebra. Arilhmelir, Grammy. Allrouumy. Englinh Grammar, Physical Geography. Inlffvfif. Girm at Hinckley, Illinoh, lhLs hveuly aeventh day :gf Jane. A. D., Eiyhfeen hundred and Sercnly nina, By order qf Me Board qf Eduraliml. 6. 14444-:.Q.5,48ZC-,, ,1'l:ln'z'11-.nn. ,rl K5 1 , I-nf.. 1, 1 K ' 217 'Ai1':F1'y:l' , - X 'Q YESTERDAY Basketball Team of 1922 5 . . and TOMORROW Left to rigxht--Row 1: James Engel,Gerald Hamilton, David Rausch, Gerald Jandt, C arles Mack, William Jandt, Mr. Deem. Row 2: Robert Barrels, Robert Larson, Ronald Jandt, Dwain Harris, Denny Leifheit, Richard Grimm. Left to right--Row 1: Miss Young, Nancy Nelson,Carol Pennington, Nancy Kupperschmidt. Row 2: Nellie Bannister, Sue Eastabrooks. Row 3: Merille Mullis, Marva Sprinkle. Row 4: Carol Synder, Marilea Shifflette. Left to right--Row 1: Carol Pennington, Marva Sprinkle, James Frost, James Engel, Merille Mullis, Mrs. Pof- fenbarger. Row 2: Robert Bartels, Nancy Kupperschmidt,Sue Eastabrooks, Doris Lott, Nellie Bannister, Nancy Nelson, William Jandt. Row 3: Gerald Hamilton, David Rausch, Gerald Jandt, Richard Ott, Charles Mack, Jerry Richards. Row 4: Janice Temma,Sylvia Bish, Marilea Shifflette,Joanne Jacobson, Carol Synder, Janice Haish, Linda Kahle. who Not all gym classes are held inside. has played Mr. and Mrs. of '54 every student Strike one the game OI1 the FIELD 'lf' Mr, Wood Barbara Jacobson the STANDS left to right -- Row 1: Betty Jandt, Diane McKirgan, Irene Barr, Row 2: Janice Bromeland, Bernadine Larsen, Becki Freundt, Nancy Thomas, Lourene Bastian,PatHerrmann,Mar1ene Haagensen, Deborah Voss,Margery Whisler, Charlene Davis, Linda Wahlgren, Mary Meyer,Carol Davis, Pat Thomas, Row 3: Roger Petschke, Marvin Cochran, David Engel, Clare Wilson, Milan Shifflette, Glenn Zeiter, Jerry Schreiber, Richard Bushnell, Arlene Abell, Bette Richards, Charlotte Mullis, Pat Rans, Row 4: Nancy Foose, Ronalee Langdon, Lois Miller, Hilda Wassmann, Jeryl Morsch, Judy Weiherman, Nancy Fouts, Laura Matter, Judy Bowker, Delores Powell, Barbara Dellenback, Carla Haagensen, Gail Abell, Sandra Palmatier, Row 5: Marlene Fahrlander, Linda Biehl, Nancy Houtz, Nancy Mullis, Janice Schumacher, Shirley l-lill, Dolly Harris, Barbara Jacobson, Margaret Ziegler, Jacque Chamberlain, Marilyn Manson, Marsha Patterson, Shirley Pennington, Linda Palmatier, in the CHEERLEADERS Left to Right -- Irene Barr TYPING II Standing - Margaret Zie ler ' S . Laura Matter, Nancy Foose, Seated -- Janice Schumacher, Pat Rans, Pat Thomas, Jacque Chamberlain, Shirley Hill, Lois Miller. Diane McKirgan, Betty Jandt. in the CLASS ROOM .... .. who has A Judy Weiherman, Judy Bowker, Charlene Charlene Davis, Debbie Voss Davis, Robert Hoffman, Left to right--Pat Herrmann, Roger Petschke, Irene Barr, Marlene Haagensen, Carla Ha- agensen, Diane McKirgan PLAYED A NOTE . or danced to the music Nancy Houtz, Nancy Foose Pat Thomas, Nancy Foose, Nancy Mullis of his FAVORITE ORCHESTRA Nancy Mullis, Paul Bastian Moonlight and Roses ,xxx-x gxxs ,yy 1 1 H so R X wr.-wt-S '-A -5 '-' ,. , v'--59 0 Y x' X We 0 . s -lag., . - ,. 11 to every student who has trod the RDS Poor daddy, L . nf wx Y s A Vx A ik I . ' If . A -- .V 4 , 4' H ,F to X if fi: wwf' X k' 3 These are baggageM EN? Caught you this time! A play in the making. 12 An auction in action. Margery Whisler, Roger Petschke, Arlene Abell, Toby Warne, Dean Petschke, John Voss. - s 5 r I? Marlene Haagensen, Hilda Wassrnann . . . . fo the HINCKLEY Barbara Dellenback, Carla Haagensen, Jeryl Morsch, Robert Dwyer, Jerry Larsen, Judy Weiher- man, Donna Foose. . . for he is HINCKLEY HIGH SCHOOL ..... e o ole , Humble Freshman! Stately Senior! student . . h .5 ,- ,T W Q ,- . :y:'Q V 'fs f Q f f? 'it s tariff , 'f,. B e r'1err A J it H an .. sg .ix ihk Z g .e. K E rrrr f Bl lv- -S' 'H' . , '! I K l 1 ,J ,-v ' s 4'y3?'iE, h W Bill Spoor, Stanley Michaelson, Roger Petschke, Ronnie Williams, Don Rimsnider, Paul Bastian, Jim Eastabrook, Mr, Wood, Mrs, Charles worth, Robert Anderson, Miss Barrett. 13 Play Practice Dress Rehearsal this 1954 ECHOES is dedicated . . You're just in time to help us celebrate a birthday-- that's right, our high school is celebrating its seventy- fifth birthday this year, and we're all very proud to be a part of it. Let little Alice in Wonderland celebrate all the Happy Unbirthdays she wantsg we like the real honest- to-goodness kind. And while we have not baked a cake or served ice cream, we of the Echoes Staffhave takenit upon ourselves to give our readers an Anniversary Edition. We have enjoyed preparing this book, and we hope, as you refer to it, that it will bring backmemories ofby-gone days as well as of our 1953-1954 school year. Best dressed males of 1954 Hobo Day hoboes! f J FH? 1 ' -i - I X'-YQ ,, Q 5. 3 b J f K ISE ff ff' E gfi,',gQgfi1'K flzdxm.. .G ' lx ,, :,, , wL,,'x'1, y.7.po.o A1i,9yq,,:,g2,l-of NM' www . N , School days, school davs Good old golden rule days REBIND' in! Ifitinl 'nl IP' EI' 6 ram li I WHS YUUI' b8ShfU1, b8I'9fUUf beau YOU WSIB IIIY Q81 in GB YOU WPUYE-3 OH HW slate WMI! WE WEP? 8 EDU131 rr 1 my i as .weft 5... I-v-G l The present personnel from left to right--Mr. Hugo Wahlgren,Presidentg Mr. Edward Freundt, Jr.g Mr. Frank Kleing Mr. Martin Voss: Mr. Clarence Wielert, Secretarv. Most of the activities of this body centers around such duties as providing for the school and formulatin general policies and regu- lations under wgich the school operates. Mr. Roy Schumacher, Superintendent Mr. Schumacher has been with us for twenty-six years and head of our school for the past 17 years. He holds a B. A. degree from North Central College and a Ph. M. degree from the University of Wisconsin. Besides his duties as superintendent of high school and grade school, he teaches a class in either Physics or Chemistry in alternate years. 15 Mrs, Duane Charlesworth B. E. Homemakingg Freshman class advisor Miss Shirley Young B. M. E. Grade and High School Vocal Music Miss Helen Barrett B. E., M. A. Shorthand, Typing, Book,- keeping, Clerical Train- ingg Junior class advisor Mrs. Frank Poffenbarger B, A, Latin, Eighth Grade Mr, R, B, Wight B. M. E. Band S? s Y Mr, Leslie Saddoris B. S. Office Secretary Agriculture, Science, Biology Sophomore class advisor Mrs. Robert Deem Mr, Charles Hillmann B, A.: M. Ph. History, Mathematics Senior class advisor Mr, Robert Wood 'C B, s. Ed. Mrs, Lavonne Nelson Physical Geography, Boys' and B, A. Girls' Physical Education, English, Speech Coaching Director of Class Plays tb-was LIFE GOES TO HIGH SCHOOL The Echoes staff was chosen at the beginning of the school year, and Monday evenings were set aside as an evening on which to do the work required. The members found work a bit easy at first, but later on-- oh! my! Information was gathered for each of the seniors and various activities written up in an individual style Qinimitable, they call it.J Everything and everybody was discussed. Photo- graphers were out to get the best pictures--cameras clicked to catch the students unawares. Group pic- tures were scheduled, and November 6 found Mr. Blankenberg traveling from room to room, peeking from the big black shawl--not trying to hide his camera but only himself--calling the short ones down front, and directing others to stand in a certain place. Activities similar to these continued until March 8 when the last material was submitted to meet the final deadline. Hinckley Public Schools are serviced by four privately owned buses. The bus drivers are left to right: Mr, Harry Christensen, Mrs, Harry Christensen, Mrs, Marie White, and Mr. Virgil Pennington, L S Don Wahlgren, Janitor Nancy Mullis, Pat Herrmann, Nancy Houtz, Lourene Bastian, Debbie Voss, Hilda Wassmann, ,, X g BS 'L g wi, 5 , . 7 fe, 'aa 4 c are 2 , . ifiwi 3, ' Eohool days, school days Good old golden Reacllnl 'nl lrltlnl Taught to the to oy stick IW8S l'5'-6 ,lo e omeau You were gl gal You wrote on my slate 'I love you so' When we were a couple of l-side. OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENTS DISTINGUISH SENIORS Diamonds in the rough! The seniors like to think of themselves as being just that when they entered the Hinckley High School four years ago. The class of '54 .has been very active since the time they were considered green freshmen until nowwhen they are often times referred to as dignified seniors. With sixteen credits earned by May 28, when the diplomas were handed out, they looked back at their last year--the best class in the history ofHinck- ley Community High School. Qlfyou don't beleive it, ask themll Six ofthe mem- bers earned a place for themselves on the First Semester Honor Roll, with four receiving straight A's. As underclassmen each member could be found doing his share in band, chorus, octettes, athletics, cheerleading, speech work and in the many clubs in school. As freshmen and sophomores, as well as when they were upper- classmen, a number of the class members were chosen to go to the State Music Contest. Outstanding work was done in speech by Betty Jandt and Debbie Voss, by Pat Herrmann, Marlene Haagensen, Diane McKirgan, Betty Jandt, Roger Petschke, Don Rimsnider and Deborah Voss, inmusicg and several of the boys were active in athletics. Marlene Haagensen was the representative to the Illini Girls' State in 1953. After the class election in the spring of 1953, Paul Bastian emerged as President and Nancy Mullis, the leading lady in the class play, as Vice Presi- dent. Donald Rimsnider was elected to corner even the most warymember for any bills due or overdue, while Diane McKirganwas asked to keep the records. Two of the major activities in the beginning of the senior year were taking a community census and preparing a community calendar. A short time after the opening of school,rehearsals started for the class play Shirt Sleeves which was presented October Z2 and 23 to a record audience. Besides the class play, activities centered around music contests, speech contest and athletics. Pat Herrmann, Hilda Wassmann, Debbie Voss, Nancy Mullis and Lourene Bastian, did outstanding work on the Yearbook and Paul Bastian, Stanley Michaelson, Don Rimsnider and Ronnie Williams, were mem- bers of the Varsity team. Debbie Voss, an honor student, was chosen as the D, A. R, good citizen girl, the award being presented at the graduation exer- cises. Magazine sales during the first semester netted a profit which was used to finance the class trip in May to New York, plans for which were begun in the early part of the school year, under the supervision of Mr. Hillman the class advisor, as the final activity of the senior class as a group. Just to mention a few of the high lights of the trip, there was the boat tour of the island, a visit to the United Nations, to the Statue of Liberty, to the Empire State Building and last but not least a visit to several studios where shows were being televised. In Philadelphia, a tour of the historical buildings of Constitutional Convention days will long be remembered. Now they are leaving Hinckley High School. Today, however, they feel they are gems , requiring a little more polish perhaps, taking their places with the other alumni and hoping each member will be a shining example ofthe grad- uating class in the year of the diamond anniversary. 19 3,43 Librarian 43 Yearbook Staff 4. PAUL BASTIAN Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4: Basketball Letter Award 1,2,3,43 Baseball 3,43 Baseball Letter Award 3,43 FFA 1,2,3,43 FFA Reporter 23 FFA Secretary 33 Class Play 3,43 Librarian 43 Class Treasurer 23 Class President 43 Boys' Chorus 1:MiXCd Chorus 2,3,43MiXCd Contest Chorus 2,3,4: Fair Exhibit 1,2,3,43 Judging Team 2,3,4, SENIOR CLASS OF '54 LOUREN E BASTIAN Girls' Chorus 33 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 FHA 1,2,3,43 FHA Vice-President 43 GAA 1,2,3,43 GAA Point Keeper 43 Class Play CAROL DAVIS JACQUELYN CHAMBERLAIN Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4Q Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Girls' Contest Chorus 1,3, 43 Mixed Contest Chorus 2,43 Girls' and Mixed Chorus Librarian 33 GAA 1,2,3,4: FHA 1,2,3,43 Librarian 43 Class Play 3,42 Cheerleader 23 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,43 Band Contest 1,2,3,43 Mixed Clarinet Quartette 33 Clar- inet Quartette 3,43 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4Q Girls' Contest Chorus 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,3,43 FHA 1,2,3,43 GAA 1,2,3,4Q Class Play 3,4. NANCY FOOSE 3 Girls' Contest Chorus 1,2, Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 3,41 Mixed Contest Chorus 2,3,43 Girls' and Mixed Chorus Librarian 33 Girls' Octette 3.4: GAA 1,2,3,43 FHA 1,2,3,4: Cheerleader 23 Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Librarian 33 Class Play 33 Band 1,2,33 Contest Band 1,2, 33 Cornet Trio 1,35 Cornet Quartette 23 Brass Sextette 23 Yearbook staff 4. MARLEN E HAAGENSEN Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Girls' Contest Chorus 1,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3.4: Mixed Contest Chorus 2,3,43 Girls' Octette 1,2,3,43 Girls' Quartette 3,42 GAA 1,2,3,4j FHA 1,2,3,43 Vocal Solo 1,2,3,43 Librarian 33Year- book Staff 33 Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Class Play 3,43 Girls' State 3. 20 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45Girls' Contest Chorus 3,45Mixed Chorus 2,35FHA 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 GAA Secretary 3,45 FHA Treasurer 35Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Class Treasurer 35 Class Play 3,4, Class President 35GAA President 45Fl-lA Treasurer 25FHA 1,2,3,45GAA 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girls' Contest Chorus 3,45Mixed Chorus 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Band Solo 1,3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3, 45 Speech Contest 3,45 Class Play 3,45 FHA Recreation Chairman 45 Woodwind Quartette 45 Woodwind Trio 1,2,3, FHA 45 GAA 45 Pep Club 45 Class Play 45 Uoined Senior Class in Sep- tember, 1953 PATRICIA HERRMANN Mixed Chorus' 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,45 Chorus Contest 1,2,3,45 Band Contest 1,2,45 Vocal Solo 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 2,35 Girls' Octette 1,2,3,45 Class Vice-President 1,25GAA Vice-President 25GAA Treasurer 15 Librarian 2,35 Class Secretary 35 Woodwin Ensemble 1,2, 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Girls' Quar- tette 3,45 Clarinet Quartette 1,25 Mixed Clarinet Quartette 4. NANCY HOUTZ BARBARA JACOBSON 4 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Girls' Contest Chorus 1,2,35 Mixed Contest Chorus 2,35 GAA 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3, 45 Librarian 35 Class Play 3,4, BETTY IANDT - DIANE MCKIRGAN FHA 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 35 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girls' Contest Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Mixed Contest'Chorus 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Contest Band 1,2,3,45 Saxophone Contest Quar- tette 2,3,45 Girls' Octette 1,2,3,45 Girls' Quartette 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Vocal Solo 2,3,45 Class Sec- retary 45 Vice-President of GAA 45 Mixed Chorus President 45 Vice- President of Class 35 GAA Treasurer 25 FHA Parliamentarian 3. MARILYN MANSON MARY MEYER Mixed Chorus 2,33 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 GAA 1,2,3,4: FHA 1,2,3,43 GAA Awards 1,2,3,43 Class Play 3,42 Librarian 1,2,3. STANLEY MICHAELSON Class Play 3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,3,43 Basketball Letter Award 1,2,3,43 Baseball letter Award 13 Track 23 FFA 3,4Q Pep Club 1,2,3',4. LOIS MILLER Girls' Chorus 3,41 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Girls' Contest Chorus 3,43 GAA 1,2,3,4: FHA 1,2,3,4: Class Play 33 Class Play Stage Manager 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Yearbook Staff 43 Librarian 4. NANCY MULLIS Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Girls' Contest Chorus 1,2, 3,41 Mixed Contest Chorus 2,3,4: Class Play 3,43Class Vice-President 43 Class Secretary 13 FHA 1,2.3,4: GAA 1,2,3,43 GAA Class Pointkeep- er 2,3,4Q Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Cheerleader 23 Yearbook Staff 1.4: Li- brarian 4, ROGER PETSCHKE Boys' Chorus 13 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Boys' Octette 3,4gMiXed Contest Chorus 2,3,4j Band 1,2,3,43 Band Contest 1,2,3,4: Saxophone Solo 33 Class Play 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,43 Vocal Solo 3,45 Saxophone Quartette 2.4. DONALD RIMSNIDER Boys' Chorus 13 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43Mixed Contest Chorus 2.3.43 Boys' Octette 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Band Contest 1,2,3,43 Trombone Quar- tette 2,3,43 Trombone Solo 1,22 Brass Sextette 1,2,33 Class Play 3,41 Latin Club 2,33 Mixed Chorus Secretary 43 Class Treasurer 1.4: Bas- ketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Basketball Letter Award 3,4Q Baseball letter Award 1,2,3,4, 22 MILAN SHIFFLETTE Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Class Play 3,4. DEBORAH VOSS Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Band 1,2,3,43 Saxophone Solo 1,2,3,4: Saxophone Quartette 2,3,4: Girls' Contest Chorus 1,2,3, 43 Mixed Contest Chorus 2,3,43C1ass Play 3,43C1ass President 13Class Secretary 23 Speech Contest 3,43 FHA 1,2,3,4: FHA Vice-President 33 FHA Treasurer 43 GAA 1,2,3,43 GAA Secretary 23 GAA President 33 Latin Club President 23 Latin Club Secretary 33 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Year- book Staff 4. HILDA WASSMANN Mixed Chorus 2,32 Class Play 3,43 Class President 23 Librarian 3,42 FHA 1,2,3,4g FHA Vice-President 23 FHA Secretary 33 FHA President 43 GAA 1,2,3,43 GAA Pointkeeper 33 Yearbook Staff 3,43 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4. RONALD WILLIAMS FFA 2,3,43 FFA Secretary 33 FFA Treasurer 33 Class Play 3,43Baseball 3,43 Baseball Letter Award 3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4: Basketball Letter Award 1,2,3,4. CLARE WILSON Mixed Chorus 43 Mixed Contest Chorus 43 Band 1,2,3,4Q Tuba Solo 43 Brass Sextette 3,43 FFA 1,2,3,4: Class Play 3,45 Basketball 1,33 Base- ball 1,3,4. MARGARET ZIEGLER Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Class Play 3,43 FHA 1,2,3,4: GAA 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Yearbook Staff 4. 23 The relationships between man and his environment constitute the core of geography. Ability to interpret maps and familiarity with place geography are two skills stressed by Mr, Wood, He is discussing these skills with Milan Shifflette, Barbara Jacobson, Marilyn Manson, and Carol Davis, All youth need an understanding of scientific principles concerning man and his world, Glenn Zeiter, Milan Shifflette, Nancy Fouts, and Roger Petschke have set up an ex- periment in Physics to determine the mechanical advantages of the systems of pulleys. Mr, Saddoris is instructing Ieryl Morsch, Judy Bowker, Carla Haag- ensen, Jerry Larson and Carl Wass- man in the use of the Bioscope, an up-to-date method of teaching the study of living material. Because of the ease and speed of Bioscopic projection, more material can be shown and studied in a few weeks than was formerly done in months. May I have this dance?' is what one might have heard Toby Watne ask Linda Wahlgren in the one-act play given by the Speech Class at Christmas time, Margery Whisler, Robert Anderson, and Shirley Pennington seem to be enjoying the dance, too, This course in Algebra has been designed to give training in mathematics as a part of general educa- tion. It is of definite value to the student who wishes to continue further work in mathematics, Left to right -- Jeryl Morsch, Becky Freundt, Gerald Zeiter, David Engel, Learningto play an instrument at Hinckley High School lays the foundation for a critical appreciation and enjoyment of music. Mr, Wight is directing Irene Barr, Bette Richards, Clare Wilson, Robert Dwyer, Ronald Reingardt, and Donald Rimsnider. The ten best-dressed women for 1953 have been chosen, but these girls, Margery Whisler, Linda Biehl, and Linda Palmatier,under the dir- ection of Mrs, Charlesworth, are making plans as to who will be the best-dressed in 1963, 3' r Q Left to right -- Row 1: Marsha Patterson, Charlotte Mullis, Ronald Reingardt, Nancy Fouts, Sandra Palmatier, Miss Barrett. Row 2: Pat Rans, Laura Matter, Shirley Hill, Bette Richards, lrene Barr, Arlene Abell, Janice Schumacher, Row 3: Glenn Zeiter, Dolly Harris, Philip Nelson, Marvin Cochran, Dallas Waldschmidt, Pat Thomas, Gene Barr SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST ARE THE JUNIORS Nancy Fouts President l l ::- 'i ,,,,. . , . Ronald Reingardt Vice President The members of the class obtained Junior classification with a total of eleven credits. Nancy Fouts moved into the Presidency on class election day. Ronald Reingardt took over the functions of the Vice Presidency while Sandra Palmatier promised to keep the minutes and Charlotte Mullis the money. Miss Barrett was appointed to smooth the troubled waters. On Cctober 8, the first event of the year tookplace--the choosing of the class rings. These rings were received on December 2.4, and considered one of the nicest Christmas presents by the students. Most of the activities and talents of the class were di- rected toward the class play and the promg however, this did not prevent the members from participating in other extra- curricular activities including, baseball, basketball, track, and clubs. Several of the members took active part in both the instrumental and vocal organizations, with four of its members being in Boy's Octette and two in Girl's Octette. Juniors, indeed, but worthy of the name. 26 SOPHOMORES RETURN FOR SECOND YEAR The Sophomore class entered the school year with seven- teen members. Jerry Larson, the band's capable bass drurn- mer, led the class as president. Robert Dwyer, a member of the varsity basketball squad and the boy's octette, was elected Vice President with Nancy Thomas, Secretary, and Becky Freundt, Treasurer. Mr. Leslie Saddoris was class advisor. On October 2, they went social as agroup--sponsored the first all-school mixer by entertaining and initiating the Freshmen. Though underclassmen they proved their mettle by par- ticipating in numerous extra-curricular activities. Several of the group went out for baseball, basketball, and track, and at the same time maintained membership in clubs and other organizations. Eleven of the class participated in the Dis- trict Solo and Ensemble contest in Geneva. As a class they feel they have had a very pleasant and profitable year, nevertheless, they are eager to take the next step when they shall be considered upper-classmen. Jerry Larsen President Robert Dwyer Vice President Left to right -- Row 1: Becky Freundt, Robert Dwyer, Jerry Larsen, Nancy Thomas, Judy Weiherman, Mr, Saddoris. Row 2: Judy Bowker, Carla Haagensen, Barbara De11enback,Jery1 Morsch,Gail Abell, Dolores Pow- ell, Row 3: James Eastabrook, Allan Wielert, John Davis, Gerald Schreiber, Richard Bushnell, Carl Wass- Illaflll. 27 Left to right -- Row 1: Linda Biehl, Ronald Klein, Toby Watne, John Voss, Eugene Kupperschmidt, Mrs, Charlesworth. Row 2: Linda Wahlgren, Linda Palmatier, Marlene Fahrlander, Janice Bromeland, Bernadine Larson, Shirley Pennington, Ronalee Langdon, Row 3: Charlene Davis, Ronald Dillenback, Dale McKirgan, David Engel, Robert Anderson, Dean Petschke, Gerald Zeiter, Margery Whisler. MOST INTELLIGENT EVER ARE THE FRESHMEN Ronald Klein President John Voss Vice President Scholarship was no problem forthe Freshmen. At least that is what the First Semester Honor Roll indicated. They took their classes right in their stride and placed seven mem- bers on the honor roll in the first semester, thus earning the highest class average with one member making straight A's. Eight of the members went out for basketball with Dean Petscke winning a place on the Varsity Team. Nine mem- bers played in the band. Maybe they were green , but surely no dumb, The greenness soon wore off, however, and after initia- tion by the Sophomores, they knew they had arrived. At the end of each year the classes meet to elect officers for the coming school year. Popular choice for President was Ronald Klein, who is active in athletics. John Voss was elected Vice President, Toby Watne, Secretary, and Eugene Kupperschmidt, Treasurerg thus shutting the ferns out of any office. They are Freshmen now, andnot only have they arrived but they have come to stay--a place is already made by them--a place putting in a powerful bid for recognition. 28 Q9 j Tfyxlw fo + 1 Y ei 1 f WM? ,vm f at Mm- I R l foidixgn o: g of Q o o 34 A AWN. Xwlgm ,, ah Sonooi ooooo school days Good old golden rule days Ro ' I UH? friting UQ grit S U' V stick T o 6 0 I WHS Y fu, UEI'BfDUT UBBU You WEFB HW Q81 U1 C You WFUIE OH ITIY S1818 WUBH WB WBFB B EDU131 LIBRARIANS Left to right -- Lois Miller, Lourene Bastian, Nancy Mullis, Carla Haagen- sen, Hilda Wassmann, Gail Abell, Paul Bastian, Laura Matter, and Jacque Chamberlain. WHY READ? If one were to ask students Why do you read? many would reply, We H read because we have to. That is true, of course. It is true for all of one's life. No one can get a- long in our society without doing an immense amount of reading. The skilled laborer and professional worker today DEPEND on books, trade magazines, bulletins, etc. Therefore, ifeducationis to represent permanent gain for the student it must guide him toward self-dependence in reading. To be able to command the services of books, to acquire familiarity with magazines, bulletins, and pamphlets is the purpose ofthe library which offers material for both study and leisure-time reading. The librarians, Lois Miller, Lourene Bastian, Nancy Mullis, Carla Haagensen, Hilda Wassman, Gail Abell, Laura Matter, Jacquelyn Chamberlain, and Paul Bastian, are ever ready to lend a helping hand. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club holds its meeting on the last Friday of every month. A Latin banquet was planned for April27. The officers are: Pontifex Maximus, Dale McKirgang Consul, Robert Dwyerg Quaestor, Bette Richards, Praetor, Judy Weihermang and Scribe, Barbara Dellenback. Left to right 7- sitting -- Gail Abell, Shirley Pennington Arlene Abell, Dolores Powell, Judy Weiherman, Irene Barr, Mrs Poffenbarger, Standing -- Marlene Fahrlander, Dale McKirgan Bette Richards, Bobby Dwyer, Barbara Dellenback, Judy Bowker Richard Bushnell. ass, llVl'!1'Kn. Left to right -- Row 1: Mrs, Charlesworth, advisorg Betty Jandt, Chairman of Recreation, Jeryl Morsch, Par- liamentarian and Historiang Bette Richards, Secretary, Hilda Wassmann, President, Lourene Bastian, Vice- President, Debbie Voss, Treasurer, Nancy Mullis,Chairman of Public Relationsglanice Schumacher,Chairman of Degrees, Row 2: Marsha Patterson, Linda Biehl, Margaret Ziegler, Irene Barr, Nancy Fouts, Carol Davis, Nancy Thomas, Margery Whisler, Row 3: Charlotte Mullis, Sandra Palmatier, Arlene Abell, Diane McKirgan, Pat Rans, Laura Matter, Ronalee Langdon, Judy Weiherman, Charlene Davis, Row 4: Dolores Powell, Jacque Chamberlain, Shirley Hill, Bernadine Larson, Becky Freundt, Pat Herrmann, Mary Meyer, Lois Miller, Linda Palmatier, Linda Wahlgren, Row 5: Carla Haagensen, Marlene Haagensen, Nancy Foose, Barbara Jacobson, Dolly Harris, Marilyn Manson, Janice Bromeland, Pat Thomas, Nancy Houtz, F. H. A. ENJOYS VARIED ACTIVITIES MAH, F, H, A, started rolling its wheels toward new horizons as soon as the school ANR' I RS Year began, Mrs, Alice Wilson was elected our Chapter Mother and Merille Mullis sbt Q0 and Marva Sprinkle were chosen to be our Chapter Sisters, Q . 79 To earn money, the F, H, A, hoboes went to work October 10 to wash win- 4, A -Q dows, rake leaves and do other odd jobs for people in the community, An other 3 T K 1 Q way to increase our treasury was a cake walk held after the Waterman basketball ' 1 E ' - game, E fn' K jjg S The F, H, A, sponsored a Thanksgiving dance, Fall Fantasy ,on November 27 1 H Y Q to with Dee Pa1mer's Orchestra, Our annual Mother-Daughter Tea washeld December C W Q 21. ' L Q I -X C? Heart Sister Week was observed from February 8 to 12 with each girl having a '74, Q, secret sister and being extra kind to her for a week, 0 NE YXQQ' The girls went on their annual trip in March, And then to end asuccessful year W they held a farewell banquet for the seniors on May 19. Irene Barr, Bette Richards, and Nancy Mullis are amused at the Lourene Bastian and Hilda way Charlotte Mullis is serving Wassmann received moral Nancy Foose serves coffee to Mrs. mints to Irene, support from Lois Miller, Wilson, our Chapter Mother, Left to right -- Row 1: John Davis, Sentinelg Ronald Reingardt, Treasurer, Carl Wassmann, Vice-Presidentg Dallas Waldschmidt, Presidentg Philip Nelson, Secretary, Allan Wielert, Reporterg Mr, Saddoris, Row 2: Eugene Barr, Dean Petschke, Clare Wilson, Ronald Klein, Eugene Kupperschmidt, Ronald Dillenback. Row 3: Ronald Williams, Robert Anderson, Stanley Michaelson, Marvin Cochran, Paul Bastian, Jerry Larsen. F. F. A. MEMBERS PLAN FOR THE FUTURE A farm boy used to consider himself lucky if, when he got out of high school, he had a Model A Ford and a lot of ambition to set himself up in the farming business, But under the F, F, A. program, the boy can have his Model A, his ambition, and a good start on a herd of purebred animals to begin farming operations. This program is under the supervision of Mr. Leslie Saddoris, instructor of Vocational Agriculture at Hinckley High School, The following boys have started purebred herds: John Davis and Dallas Waldschmidt, purebred swineg Philip Nelson, purebred angus stock, Allan Wielert and Ronald Reingardt, purebred dairy herds. The rest of the group have projects of good quality livestock. The chapter as a group and various ihdividual members were busy attending meetings during 1953 as the following dates indicate: April 29 -- Fat Stock judging contest at Engle Farms, Hampshire, Illinois. May 14 -- Dairy judging contest at Curtis Candy Farms, Cary, Illinois, June 10 -- State judging contest, Champaign, Illinois, July 11 -- Ronald Reingardt exhibited his Holstein Heifer at the St, Charles Black and White Show, August '7 -- Dallas Waldschmidt and Allan Wielert exhibited their projects at the Elgin Fair. August 9,10 ,1 1 -- Section '7 F. F. A. Fair was held at Sandwich, Illinois at which the chaper was well represented, August 25 -- Dallas Waldschmidt exhibited his project at the Barrow show in Chicago. September 8 to 12 -- Chapter attended Sandwich Junior Fair, October 14 -- The boys and some of the fathers took a trip to the International Dairy Show at Chicago. October 20 -- F. F. A, land-judging team participated in a contest at Kirkland. December 2 -- The Chapter members and a few of the fathers attended the International Livestock Show in Chicago. December 12 -- The poultry-judging team participated in a contest at Rochelle. 31 Left to Right: Marlene Haagensen, Pat Herrmann, Lois Miller, Mary Meyer, Milan Shifflette, Marilyn Man- son, Clare Wilson, Hilda Wassmann, Barbara Jacobson, Lourene Bastian, Jacque Chamberlain, Roger Petschke, Diane McKirgan, Deborah Voss, Don Rimsnider, Nancy Mullis, Paul Bastian, Betty Jandt, Nancy Houtz, Mar- garet Ziegler, Ronnie Williams, Stanley Michaelson, Carol Davis. SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS SHIRT SLEEVES The Rand family had inherited their fortune and had never realized what economy meant, Then over- night, they were brought face to face with poverty and were threatened with the loss of their home. Margie Scanlan, the scorned daughter-in-law, succeeded in reviving the hopes of the family, This was the gist of the domestic comedy, Shirt Sleeves , presented by the Senior Class on October 22 and 23. G. A. A. Left to Right -- Row 1: Mrs, Charlesworth, Marlene Fahrlander, Lourene Bastian, Deborah Voss, Nancy Houtz, Betty Jandt, Diane McKirgan, Jeryl Motsch, Hilda Wassmann, Janice Schumacher. Row 2: Shirley Pennington, Bette Richards, Marsha Patterson, Linda Biehl, Margaret Ziegler, Barbara Dellenback, Mary Meyer, Carol Davis, Nancy Thomas, Margery Whisler, Row 3: Irene Barr, Charlotte Mullis, Sandra Palmatier, Arlene Abell, Pat Rans, Laura Matter, Ronalee Langdon, Judy Weiherman, Charlene Davis, Row 4: Judy Bowker, Dolores Pow- ell, Jacque Chamberlain, Shirley Hill, Bernadine Larson, Becki Freundt, Nancy Mullis, Pat Herrmann, Lois Miller, Linda Palmatier, Linda Wahlgren. Row 5: Carla Haagensen, Marlene Haagensen, Gail Abell, Nancy Foose, Barbara Jacobson, Dolly Harris, Marilyn Manson, Janice Bromeland, Patsy Thomas, Nancy Fouts, I Left to right--Miss Young, Marlene Haagensen, Carla Haagensen,1anice Schumacher, Judy Bowker, Diane McKirgan, Irene Barr, Patricia Herrmann, Nancy Foose. FIRST IN TIME AND QUALITY More competition by the minute--several boys and girls try out in the first round--some come back again for a second attempt--the eight who slide through know their notes. They appeared in public everytime there was a request for their sing- ing which was quite often. Among their many appearances this year were between acts at all the plays, at the Christmas Tea, the Pure MilkAs- sociation dinner, at St. Paul's Luncheon and Style Show, and at Commence- ment. Left to right Rimsnider, Philip - -Miss Young, Eugene Barr, Dale McKirgan, Dallas Waldschmidt, Roger Petschke Nelson, Robert Dwyer, Ronald Rein ardt. Donald gm Left to right--Row 1: Accompanist: Miss Aileen Tiede, Director: Miss Shirley Young, Margery Whisler, Ronalee Langdon, Nancy Thomas, Sandra Palmatier, Marsha Patterson, Linda Palmatier, James Eastabrook, Dale McKirgan, Toby Wayne, Allan Wielert, Dean Petschke, Diane McKirgan, Charlene Davis,Margaret Ziegler, Carol, Davis. Rdw 2: Sharon Freundt, Patricia Rans, Carla Haagensen, Marlene Fahrlander, Delores Powell, Janice Schumacher, Eugene Barr, Dallas Waldschmidt, Clare Wilson, Ronald Reingardt, Donald Rimsnider, Jacque Chamberlain, Pat Herrmann, Linda Wahlgren, Judy Bowker, Arlene Abell. Row 3: Shirley Hill, Irene Barr, Patsy Thomas, Deborah Voss, Marlene Haagensen, Nancy Mullis, Roger Petschke, Philip Nelson, Paul Bastian,John Voss, Robert Dwyer,Nancy Foose,Janice Bromeland,Gail Abell, Nancy Fouts, Bette Richards, Lourene Bastian. MUSIC-THE SPICE OF LIFE This is the theme of the members of the Mixed Chorus,and they try to provide spice as thoroughly as possible. Every Friday at 12:30 music begins to trickle out of the music room. Forty-eight voices produce music of a delicate tone quality and blend. Several newcomers strengthened the sections which suffered from gradu- ation last spring. The Music Contest in the spring is a source of much worry, but the usual success and praise follows the Annual Spring Concert before an audience in the Gym. MIXED CHORUS SOLOISTS I H x , , 34 Left to right: Miss Young, Marlene Haagensen, Irene Barr, Diane Mc- Krrgan, Pat Herrmann. Left to right--Row 1: Accompanist: Charlene Davis, Director: Miss Shirley Young, Margery Whisler, Ronalee Langdon,Nancy Thomas, Sandra Palmatier,Judy Weiherman, Laura Matter, Patricia Rans, Carol Davis, Diane McKirgan, Charlotte Mullis, Arlene Abell. Row 2: Delores Powell, Janice Schumacher, Marlene Fahrlander, Linda Palmatier, Lois Miller, Sharon Freundt, Carla Haagensen, Irene Barr, Judy Bowker, Janice Bromeland, Pat Herrmann, Jacque Chamberlain. Row 3: Deborah Voss, Marlene l-laagensen Barbara Jacobson Nancy Mullis, Betty Jandt, Patsy Thomas, Nancy Houtz, Bernadine Larson, Shirley Pennington, Nancy Foose, Bette Richards, Jeryl Morsch, Gail Abell. GROUP SINGING LIGHTENS SERIOUS SIDE OF SCHOOL You have to know your do-re-mi's to belong to these groups of singers. Every Monday and Thursday afternoon at 12:30 one can hear the Girls' Chorus in the music room--practicing for the Christmas Concert, the mu- sic contest or the spring concert, striving for perfect harmony and voice blending. Perhaps it's the two hours of practice per week that does it, but when those students sound out Forever and Ever --it's music. This was a year of many activities for the Girls' Chorus and Girls' Quartette. The first place at which the Girls' Quartette showed their vo- cal talent was the Pure Milk Association's annual meeting,while the Girls' Chorus was not heard until the Christmas Concert. After the Christmas Concert, the Girls' Chorus started to practice for the Illinois High School Association Music Contest. As a climax to the year's activities, both choruses participated in the Spring Concert which was held on April 2.5. J 35 Ready? Iwant clear sustained tones. And Mr. Wight certainly gets Band in concert position. Left to right--Row 1: Arlene Abell, Carol Davis, Gail Abell, Pat Rans, Barbara Dellenback, Pat Herrmann, Judy Bowker, Sharon Rausch, Sandra Hillman, Nancy Challand, Janice Brome- land. Row 2: Carol Snyder,John Voss,Nancy Nelson, Gloria Lund, Dennis Leitheit, Sandra Larson. Jerlyn LaSanska, Marlene Fahrlander, Becky Freundt, Charlene Davis, Bette Richards, Irene Barr. Row 3: Lana Kuester, Donald Pritchard, Jacquelyn Antrobus, Linda Klien, Leanna Iandt, Dwain Harris, Jeryl Morsch, Linda Wahlgren, Richard Bushnell, Richard Grimm, Robert Larsen, Gerald Reingardt, Robert Bartels, Dean MUSICIANS FOLLOW DIRECTOR what he wants. So many new members were added to the band during the school year that there was a shortage of uniforms in the spring. The group com- posed of over sixty-seven members rehearsed on Tuesday afternoons at 2:30 and on Fridays at 3:30. The 1953 summer season included marching in the International Lion's Parade in Chicago and the Mardi Gras Parade at Riverview. Engage- ments during the year included participation in the Hinckley Homecoming in August and in the entertainment at the Sandwich Fair in September. It was also one of the bands selected to march in the DeKalb College Day parade. 36 Petschke, Toby Watne, Ronald Reingardt, Donald Rimsnider. Row 4: Deborah Voss, Diane McKirgan, Philip Nelson, Ronald Jandt, James Voss, Nancy Thomas, Judy Weiherman, Betty Jandt, Richard Ott, Patricia Meyer, William Schumacher. Row 5: Gerald Jandt, Sherrill Dwyer, Pat Thomas, Roger Petschke, Eugene Barr, Clare Wilson, Allan Wielert, Robert Dwyer, James Engel, David Rausch. Row 6: Dale McKirgan, Dallas Waldschmidt, Jerry Richards, Jerry Larsen, Mr. R. B. Wight, Director. The massed band, consisting of 170 members from Hinckley, Som- onauk, and Big Rock, gave three concerts during the year. The first concert was given in Somonauk in December with Mr. Fabish as the guest -director. The second concert was given in Big Rock in January and the last concert, in Hinckley on April 10. A pep band was organized which played at most of the home basketball games. Nineteen soloists and nine ensembles, entered the District contest at Geneva, while the band entered the contest at Genoa-Kingston. A concert was given on March Z, so the public could hear the contest pieces. Many won first place at District and went on to State Contest at Charleston, Illinois on April 30 and May l. The spring concert was held in April which ended the school-year activities, but many activities are planned for this summer. The general opinion seems to be that Mr. Wight is a swell direc- tor! The results he gets go to prove they're right. 37 CALENDAR SEPTEMBER All industrious students are back. The band goes to Riverview for Mardi Gras. Hurrah! No school. Seniors pick class play. F.F.A. Training School at Genoa. OCTOBER Sophomores give a party for the Freshmen at Pioneer Park. G.A.A. Freshmen initiation. F.H.A. Officers' Training School at Amboy. Juniors pick class rings. DeKalb College Dayg end of the first term. Today everyone is an F.H.A. Hobo. -International Dairy Show . T.B. Tests. Senior play Shirt Sleeves. Ditto Senior pictures taken. Community Hal l ow e e n Square Dance. NOVEMBER Band concert at Somonauk with Somonauk and Big Rock bands. -Magazine sales begin. First of four G.A.A. bowling prac- tices. Latin Club sees, The Robe. -Seniors order caps and gowns. Yearbook ictures taken. Senior P pictures arrive. -No school. Happy day! F.F.A. sponsor Square Dance. DeborahVoss wins local Voice of Democracy contest. Maple Park defeats Hawks at first game of season. -F.H.A. dance Fall Fantasy . DECEMBER Ag. boys go to Live Stock Show in Chicago. -Vocal D e p a r t m e n t Christmas Concert. Upper grade oueretta Christmas Bazaar . Christmas Dance sponsored by choruses. F.H.A. Mother and Daughter Tea. Christmas v a c a t io n. Juniors receive class rings. - -Hinckley is host for Holiday Tour- nament . - -Hawks place first. JANUARY Everyone back to the grind. Hot lunches start. Semester exams. More semester exams. Hawks lose to Plano in Little Ten Tournament. FEBRUARY F.H.A. formal initiation of new members. F.H.A. Heart Sister week. Heart Sister we ek ends . Lincoln' s Birthdayg no school. Sport night sponsored by G.A.A. Juniors select class play. No school. District Speech Contest at De- Kalb. Group ties with Byron for sweepstakes. MARCH District solo and ensemble con- test at Geneva. Eight Grade plays, Ten Percent Tommy , Uninvited Ghost. Sectional Speech Contest at Wau- kegan. St. Patrick's Dance. Junior Class play Glamour Boy. Ditto APRIL Basketball banquet. F.H.A. goes to see Cinerama. District Music Organization Con- test at Genoa. Vocal Department Spring Con- cert. - - Latin Club banquet. State Music Contest at Charles- ton. MAY State Music Contest at Charles- ton. - -Junior -Senior Prom. - -Baccalaureate. F.H.A. entertain senior members at a farewell banquet. --Seniors leave for New York. --Commencement. ' f I no--qffi -Q - - School days, school days Good old goloon Roaoin' 'n' 'rltln' Taught to the tu lwasyour s a o You wore V Stitlll I UBS!! YOU WFOIB 0 S1818 XI lovo YUU sol WHEN WB WEPB 3 CUUIJIB ol kids. p S 5 1 , 1 , 1 i l 5 . 5 i I F 1' Q '31 5 , . 1 1 , 1 zz , -i ' ' , 012' -f . fl - , L 5, ,. -, 'L 1- , .W 5 51 ' 3 2 Q 5 if: il V g-1 . A 'f 5 f'4Yf5,2: 5,5 , k e ik, -,AA Nl-1 4. 11 , 4 ' f Q , , , 1 A 'P 1 . . x , . ,, , . , 1' , A 1 ' - ,il I A .Ai '74, l H - .5 ,V lf- W W if, V3 1-:' V ' i'c ,w , . 1 , - V . -, A, fr' ,g. V I ' . f C' . . ff' . , . vw-N Y f A . , , - i, ., ,h .. .1 ff ' 1 Ny 1 x , 1 , X . , if .' , , ' 51: ' . ' ' , , N I , , U , w y n' , .5 Q ' ,u ,, :Q ' ' 4 s, ' , . U, Q ,M V .J . , p f s 1, K' ,N 2 H f r, n -4 Q: f ' .v 'f X .T 1 1 . in ,, , ,L 1 ,ir ,.:i . : , 'w i 1. n 1 I Q PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT Left to right--Allan Wielert, Paul Bastian, Eugene Barr, Mr. Robert Wood, Don Rimsnider, Ronald Williams Dallas Waldschmidt, Robert Dwyer, Philip Nelson, Stanley Michaelson, Ronald Reingardt. WHEN TAUGHT BY COACH WOOD Mr. Robert Wood 39 HINCKLEY HAWKS Left to right--Row 1: Ronald Dillenback, Eugene Barr, Don Rimsnider, Carl Wassmann, James Eastabrook, Mr. Robert Wood. Row 2: Toby Watne, Jerry Larsen, Ronald Reingardr, Allan Wielert, Dallas Waldschmidt. Row 3: Ronald Klein, Eugene Kupperschmidt, John Davis, Dale McKirgan, Gerald Zeirer, Dean Petschke. Row 4: Robert Dwyer, John Voss, Ronald Williams, Stanley Michaelson, Robert Anderson, Philip Nelson, Paul Bastian. Old Man Law of Averages did notpay Hinckley a visit during the basket- ball season,as the Hinckley team found themselves at the end of the season with four victories and nineteen defeats marked up on the record book. One of the interesting highlights of the year was the Holiday Tournament. Inthe final game Hinckley, being victorious over Yorkville by a 62-51 score, captured first place. The boys who helped to win this honor were as follows: fSeniorsQ Stanley Michaelson, Paul Bastian, Don Rimsnider, Ronald Wil- liams, Uuniorsl Dallas Waldschmidt, Ronald Reingardt, Eugene Barr, fSophomoresj Robert Dwyer, Allan Wielert, fFreshmanl Dean Petschke. The boys chose Don Rimsnider as captain and Stanley Michaelson as the most valuable player. 40 BASEBALL AND TRACK ARE IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES On Your Mark, Get Sei Go All boys who report for track are given instructions in the fundamental skills for all track events. In order to maintain interest and competitive spirit in practice,the team is divided into squads according to age, height and weight, and achievement stand- ards are set up for each boy. Three or four track meets are scheduled to give the boys an opportunity to participate with boys from other schools thereby enjoying social and recreative activities but, at the same time maintaining a sense of friendly competition and rivalry. James Eastabrook, Jerry Larsen Mr. Wood Asks for Cooperation Baseball, our national pastime, is Hinck- ley High's fall sport. Along with teaching the fundamental skills of baseball,the lead- ership tries to develop in each boy the democratic principles of leadership, in- dependent action, and harmonious relation- ship with other members of the team. Dallas Waldschmidt, Robert Dwyer. Each boy pictured above has won a medal in recognition of achieving certain standards. Left to right--Row 1: John Voss, Allan Wielert, Jerry Larsen, Robert Dwyer, Paul Bastian, Ronald Williams, Stanley Michaelson, Mr. Wood, Coach. Row 2: John Davis, James Eastabrook, Eugene Barr, Dean Petschke, Toby Warne, Dallas Waldschmidt, Don Rimsnider, Gerald Zeiter, Mr. Hillman, Assistant Coach. is S -.,, ASW n hy Left to right--Richard Ott, Gerald Jandt, Charles Mack, David Rausch, Richard Bushnell, Milan Shifflette, Billy Jandr, James Engel, Jerry Richards, Robert Barrels, Jerry Schreiber, David Engel. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES Left to right--Row 1: Marilyn Manson, Mary Meyer, Linda Wahlgren, Charlene Davis, Marsha Patterson. Row 2: Barbara Jacobson,Gail Abell, Linda Pa1matier,Rona1ee Langdon, Margery Whisler. Row 3: Nancy Houtz, Marlene Fahrlander, Sandra Palmatier, Linda Biehl, Nancy Mullis. Row 4: Janice Bromeland, Nancy Fouts, Shirley Pen- nington, Bernadine Larson, Dolly Harris. .. 'N...r 42 GENERAL INDEX ACTIVITIES Band . . ...... . . F.F.A ..... F.H.A. . . G.A.A .... Latin Club . . . Pep Club ...... Senior Class Play . . Staff ......... Vocal Music .... Q13 Boys' Octette . . . Q21 Girls' Chorus . . . 131 Girls' Octette . . up Girls' Quartette. . . Q51 Mixed Chorus . . . Q62 Triple Trio . . ALUMNI ....... ATHLETICS Baseball ....... Basketball ........... fly Grade School . . . . . . 121 Varsity .......... . . . GD Varsity and Jr. Varsity . . . Boys' Physical Education . . . Cheerleaders .......... Girls' Physical Education . . . Track .............. AUTOGRAPHS ......... BUS DRIVERS .... CLASSES Eight Grade . . . Freshmen ..... Individual . . . Juniors .... Seniors ..... Sophomores. . . FACULTY .... INDEXES ...... IANITOR ....... SCHOOL BOARD . . SCHOOL DAYS Program ........... High School .......... Old High School ...... . . . Basketball Team of 1922 . . . Diploma-1879 ........ Class of 1922 ............... PATRONS Lauren F. Abell, Jeweler Al's Place Bartel's Restaurant Bastian's Store Page . . . . 36-37 . 31 . 30 . 32 . 29 fas- . 8 . 12,32 18 35 33 35 . . 33 35 34 6 .' f 45-48 . 41 6 39 40 42 . 9 42 41 48 18 6 .. 28 9,24,25 .. 26 . . . . 20-23 .. 27 . . . . 15-17 . . 43,44 18 215 1 3 . 4 4 5 . 5 Bastian-Weiherman Insurance Agency A. C. Bender, Jeweler Bonnie's Coffee Shop Wilma Burson Carls' Oil Company Kenneth L. Carnahan Christensen's Garage Max Clark, Builder Corey and Rokop, Groceries and Mobilgas Service DeKalb-Ogle Telephone Company Carl Dunaway Miles Eastabrooks J. H. Eastabrooks, Decorator William Eastabrooks Esquire Ba r b e r Shop and Haber- dashery Haagensen's Barber Shop Hamilton's Restaurant Hampton's Standard Service Station Hinckley Concrete Products Hinckley Grain Company Hinckley Hardware Hinckley Implement House Hinckley Livestock Sales Hinckley Lumber Company Hinckley Motor Sales and Service Hinckley Quality Hatchery Hinckley Review Printers Hinckley State Bank Joe's Welding and Body Shop Dr. Paul M. Keene A. L. Keyes Leifheit's Grocery and Market Tom Lewis, Texaco Station Stanley Mack, General Trucking Manser's Appliances Manson's Variety and R e a d y - t 0- Wear Lucille Mohr J. A. Nash Company R. O. Nehring, Implement Company Neubauer's Pharmacy Oatman Bros., Inc. Peggy's Tavern Pure Milk Association Red's Garage Dr. Generva F. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Snyder Spear's Service Station Dr. R. F. Steinkamp Swirl Beauty Shoppe Tasty Pastry Shop Ted's Body Shop Virge's Cafe Voss Motor Sales Hugo Wahlgren, Paint, Glass, and Linoleum Watne Motor Sales, Ford Cars and Trucks William's Big Rock Truck Stop, Gulf Service STUDENT INDEX Abell, Arlene 8, 14, 26, 29, 30, 32, 34, 35, 36 Abell, Gail 8, 27, 29, 32, 34, 35, 36, 40, Anderson, Robert 25, 28, 31, 40, Barr, Eugene 14, 26, 31, 33, 34, 36, 39, 40, 41, Barr, Irene 8, 9, 10, 14, 25, 26, 29, 30, 32, 33, 34, 35, 37, Bastian, Lourene 8, 9, 12, 14, 18, 20, 29, 30, 32, 34, Bastian, Paul 2, 11, 12, 13, 14, 20, 29, 31, 32, 34, 39, 40, 41, Biehl, Linda 8, 13, 25, 28, 30, 32, 42, Bowker, Judy 8, 10, 24, 27, 29, 32, 33, 34, 35, 37, Bromeland, Janice 8, 28, 30, 32, 34, 35, 37, 42, Bushnell, Richard 8, 27, 29, 37, 42, Chamberlain, Jacquelyn 8, 9, 12, 14, 20, 29, 30, 32, 34, 35, Cochran, Marvin 8, 26, 31, Davis, Carol 3, 8, 12, 20, 24, 30, 32, 34, 35, 36, Davis, Charlene 8, 10, 28, 30, 32, 34, 35, 37, 42, Davis, John 27, 31, 40, 41, Dellenback, Barbara 8, 13, 27, 29, 32, 36, Dillenback, Ronald 28, 31, 40, Dwyer, Robert 13, 25, 27, 29, 33, 34, 37, 39, 40, 41, Eastabrook, James 27, 40, 41, Engel, David 8, 25, 28, 42, Fahrlander, Marlene 8, 28, 29, 32, 34, 35, 37, 42, Foose, Nancy 8, 9, 11, 20, 24, 30, 32, 33, 34, 35, Fouts, Nancy 8, 11, 14, 26, 30, 32, 34, 42, Freundt, Becky 8, 25, 27, 29, 30, 32, 34, 35, 37, Haagensen, Carla 8, 10, 13, 24, 27, 29, 30, 32, 33, 34, 35, Haagensen, Marlene 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 20, 30, 32, 33, 34, 35, Harris, Dolly 8, 26, 30, 32, 42, Herrmann, Patricia 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 18, 21, 30, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, Hill, Shirley 8, 9, 26, 30, 32, 34, Houtz, Nancy 8, 9, 18, 21, 30, 32, 35, 42, Jacobson, Barbara 8, 12, 21, 24, 30, 32, 35, 42, Jandt, Betty 8, 9, 12, 14, 21, 30, 32, 35, 37, Klein, Ronald 28, 31, 40, Kupperschmidt, Eugene 28, 31, 40, Langdon, Ronalee 8, 28, 30, 32, 34, 35, 42, Larsen, Jerry 13, 24, 27, 31, 36, 40, 41, Larson, Bernadlne 8, 28, 30, 32, 35, 42, McKirgan, Dale 28, 29, 33, 34, 36, 40, McKirgan, Diane8, 9, 10, 12, 21, 30, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, Manson, Marilyn 8, 12, 14, 21, 24, 30, 32, 42, Matter, Laura 8, 9, 14, 26, 29, 30, 32, 35, Meyer, Mary 8, 12, 14, 22, 30, 32, 42, Michaelson, Stanley 12, 13, 22, 31, 32, 39, 40, Miller, Lois 8, 9, 12, 14, 22, 29, 30, 32, 35, Morsch, Jeryl 3, 8, 12, 14, 24, 25, 27, 30, 32, 35, Mullis, Charlotte 2, 8, 26, 30, 32, 35, Mullis, Nancy2, 8, 9, 11, 12, 18, 22, 29,, 30, 32, 35, 42, Nelson, Philip 26, 31, 33, 34, 36, 39, 40, Palmatier, Linda 8, 25, 28, 30, 32, 34, 35, 42, Palmatier, Sandra 8, 26, 30, 32, 34, 35, 42, Patterson, Marsha 8, 26, 30, 32, 34, 42, Pennington, Shirley 8, 25, 28, 29, 32, 35, 41, 42, Petschke, Dean 28, 31, 34, 37, 40, 41, Petschke, Roger 8, 10, 12, 13, 22, 24, 32, 33, 34, Powell, Delores 8, 27, 29, 30, 32, 34, 35, Rans, Patricia 8, 9, 26, 30, 32, 34, 35, 36, Reingardt, Ronald 25, 26, 31, 33, 34, 37, 39, 40, Richards, Bette 8, 14, 25, 26, 29, 30, 32, 34, 35, Rimsnider, Donald 12,13, 22, 25, 32, 33, 34, 37, 40, 41, Schrieber, Gerald 8, 27, 42, Schumacher, Janice 8, 9, 26, 30, 32, 33, 34, 35, Shifflette, Milan 8, 12, 23, 24, 32, Thomas, Nancy 8, 27, 32, 34, 35, 37, Thomas, Patsy 8, 9, 26, 30, 32, 34, 35, 36, Voss, Deborah 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 18, 23, 30, 34, 35, 36, Voss, John 13, 28, 34, 36, 40, 41, Wahlgren, Linda 8, 25, 28, 30, 32, 34, 37, 42, Waldschrnidt, Dallas 13, 26, 31, 33, 34, 36, 39, 41, Wassman, Carl 24, 27, 31, 40, Wassman, Hilda 3, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 18, 23, 29, 32, Watne, Toby 13, 25, 28, 34, 37, 40, 41, Weiherrnan, Judy 8, 10, 13, 14, 27, 29, 30, 32, 37, Whisler, Margery 8, 25, 28, 30, 32, 34, 35, 37, Wielert, Allan 27, 31, 34, 37, 39, 40, 41, 34 36 37, 39, 32 40 30 35 Williams, Ronald 10, 12, 13, 23, 31, 32, 39, 40, 41, Wilson, Clare 8, 12, 23, 25, 31, 32, 35, 37, Zeiter, Gerald 25, 28, 40, 41, Zeiter, Glenn 8, 24, 26, Ziegler, Margaret 8, 9, 12, 14, 23, 30, 32, 34, CLASS OF 18'79 Hattie Hitchcock C. C. Kennedy Cora Potter Della Maltbie CLASS OF 1885 Myrtle Favor Roda Tamer CLASS OF 1889 Grace Smith Harriet Spencer May Taylor Oma Wolf CLASS OF 1890 Minnie Baie William Baie Ida Boller Ethel Favor Rose Kuter Fred Smith Alice Tanner Edna Wagner Sylvia Weaver CLASS OF 1891 Lottie Evans Carrie Klein Emma Klein Ida Slater CLASS OF 1892 Tillie Baie CLASS OF 1893 Emma Gardiner Chas. Slater CLASS OF 1894 Myrtle Beitel Carrie Gerlach Sarah Hubbard Florence Mulroy CLASS OF 1895 Albert Easterbrook Robert Fuller Mattie Gerlach CLASS OF 1896 Mable Bauder Maynard Kuter CLASS OF 1899 A. F. Boller Maggie James Henry Mulroy Edith Weaver ALUMNI CLASS OF 1900 Ida Gardiner CLASS OF 1901 Harriet Bushbom John Faxon Elizabeth Mulroy CLASS OF 1902 Ella Mulroy Ludie Nelson Glenn Postle Merritt Potter Reginald Reese Roy Slater Bertha Tiede CLASS OF 1904 Nettie Devine Veda Von Ohlen Ivan Seyfrit Elizabeth Weibke CLASS OF 1905 Ora Bastian Carrie Heinemeier Edna Mclnnes Lula Nehring Mollye Stark John Weiss CLASS OF 1906 Olive Kennedy Arthur Nichols Ella Norr Elva Riemensnider Ethel Seeley Elva Slater CLASS OF 1907 Arthur Nichols CLASS OF 1908 Grace Bandleman Ada Lintner Alta Nehring Bertha Peckman Mildred Price CLASS OF 1909 Frank Dienst Alma Granart Virta Ovitt Sadie Stark Helen Stewart CLASS OF 1910 Arthur Baie Alvin Burket Grace Bushnell Lester Granart Marvel McAllister John Mulroy Pearl Parry CLASS OF 1911 Marjorie Close Cecil Hawley Edna Loptien Ruby Schmidt CLASS OF 1912 Floyd Evans Ada Fay Arthur Guy Meta Nelson Howard Riemensnider Myrtle Scott CLASS OF 1913 Genevieve Ashton Alice Greenacre Theo. Haish Fanny Patterson Edna Pritchard Ethel Wilcox CLASS OF 1914 Paul Cheney Bessie Clark Ruth Hubbard Genevieve Keith Elva Loptien Della Morris Elmer Morsch Sara Price CLASS OF 1915 Mazo Burket Laura Jones Dorothy Pritchard Aileen Tiede Floyd Von Ohlen Henry Welton CLASS OF 1916 Elizabeth Clark l-larold Clark Phyllis Crosby Louise Greenacre Roy Heinemeier Clarence Lash Mable Leifheit Gladys Schmidt Lucille Stahler CLASS OF 1917 Ruth Alger Maude Patterson Viola Hartman Warren Hubbard John Johnson Ruth Lentz Genevieve Nash Lillian Ott Wells Riemensnider Ernest Rissman Ruth Valentine CLASS OF 1918 Arthur Bergstrand Floyd Bushnell John Greenacre Lester Hage Raymond Hobbs Helen Leifheit Pauline Manser Mary Owings Edith Pritchard Alice Tripp CLASS OF 1919 Laura Anderson Ruth Bergstrand Marjorie Buerer Olive Heeg Estella Kuter Erma Lash Herbert Leifheit Russell Long CLASS OF 1920 Leah Baie Lucile Binder Ralph Caswell Mavis Cathey Willa Crosby Ethel Hartman Bernice Jones Beulah Kuter Corrine Nash Ruth Ott Melvin Sorenson CLASS OF 1921 Eloise Alger Priscella Clark John Eastabrooks Harry Heinemeier Katherine Johnson l-larold Morris Grace Morsch Mabel Weber CLASS OF 1922 Harold Bish Inez Buerer Grace Eberly Rosalind Klaas Myra Kuter Howard McCrea Clarence Leifheit LaVerne Nehring DeMay Severance CLASS OF 1923 Mildred Clark Audra Culp Wendell Doeden Frank Greenacre Louise Gyker Alta Hage Evelyn Hartman Charles Klein Walter Little Winnifred Long Herbert Wahlgren Alta Weber CLASS OF 1924 Esther Baie Winona Baie Hazel Bish Dovie Cathey Miles Eastabrook Iola Klass James Kuter Jane Lamson Thomas Lewis Warren Riemensnider Ruby Scheele Merwin Strever Ruth Weber CLASS OF 1925 Chester Anderson Shurden Brewe Ruth Campbell Mildred Crosby Kemieth Culp Ervin Dellenback Elizabeth Faxon Charlotte Greenacre Alice Hartman Merritt Heeg Evelyn Herold Orva Ramer La Von Rickert Evelyn Schultz Allie May Strever CLASS OF 1926 Melvin Anderson Vernon Baie Fern Bastian Florence Brown Ralph Bushnell Arthur Challand Robert Hastie Howard Jandt Irvin Jandt Edward King Harriet Kuter Everett Larsen Stanley Mack Rubertha Papenberg Merrill Stewart Alice Weddige ALUMNI CLASS OF 1927 Lillian Andersen Donald Darnell William Eastabrook Bonnibel Evans Mildred Haagensen Hazel Hartman Grace Herold Hazel Jandt Alice Mack Griff Morsch Lois Morsch Bernice Norr Muriel Roberts Kenneth Seebach Helen Severson Edwin Schultze Hannah Thompson Berdena Weddige Elsie Weddige Fem Williams Hugh Williams CLASS OF 1928 Annabell Bickert Jakie Biehl Wilma Boekenhauer Carl Boetthcher Delbert Brewe Adlai Burmester Dorothy Bushnell Leona Bushnell Alvera Clark Mary Darnell William Hartman Stanley Jandt Ella Kahle Marjorie Mack Oakley McCrea Orren Norton Viola Papenberg Vera Powers Wanda Scheele Marna Strever Loren Strever Clarence Wielert CLASS OF 1929 Wilbert Buerer Bernice Byers Neva Dellenback Mabel Dienst Nancy Faxon Charles Greenacre Grace Hartman Leslie Ketchum Arthur Klein Clara Kugler Elizabeth Lewis Hazel Mack Vesper Myers Vivian Pheiffer Beulah Scheele Violet Vodden Eleanora Wielert Ruth Wielert CLASS OF 1930 Louise Ashton Glenn Bastian Charles Bergstrand Bertha Birch Glenn Cutts Dolores Daum Wallace Gilbert Harold Harvestraw Frank Klein Marion Kuter Marvel Loring Wilma Lutz Marjorie Mohr CLASS OF 1931 Lester Binder Ethel Borchers Stanley Bushnell Wayne Challand Elmer Grimm Oakley Hartman Lora Lane Hulbert Loring lone Schmidt Martha Schmidt Stanley Schumacher John Strever June Williams CLASS OF 1932 Leah Anderson Mary Ashton Betty Bastian Harley Bastian Glenn Bergstrand Clay Coddington Yale Dillenback Wilma Freundt Wilbur Jackson Beryle James Evelyn Koenig Norval Leifheit Cecil Loring Jeanette Manser Marvin Mohr Willard Morsch Agnes Owens Lois Plapp Helen Schumacher Loretta Skelly CLASS OF 1933 bee Austin Helen Barker leo Binder Esther Birch Irvin Borchers Wilhelmina Dienst Vivian Dellenback Isabel Erickson Esther Faxon Hazel Gunderson Opal Hartman Laura Belle Heifner Mildred Klein Harris Meager Florence Mighell Guirola Scheele Generva Schmidt Lorraine Strobert George Vodden Albert Vilmin Anne Wagner LaVerne Weddige Wilma Wielert CLASS OF 1934 Glenn Anderson Lois Bastian Jerome Berg Effie Bergstrand Alvin Bromwell Charlotte Burmester Nlyrta Coddington Gladys Colbe Ruth Darnell Margaret Dillenback Kenneth Eberly Edward Freundt Frances Gunderson Mildred James Lucille Kaus Paul Kuter Anna Lane Jack Leifheit Dorothy Miller Blanche Morsch Maxine Myers Virginia Myers Cleo Price Fred Schmidt Francis Warberg Blanche Wielert CLASS OF 1935 LaVerna Baie Wilbur Bark J Gordon Biehl Wilbur Booth Grace Burmeister Arthur Bushnell Ivan Erickson Helen Garbelman Virginia Heifner Arthur Kuester Glenn Leifhiet Muriel Mighell Ronald Morsch Helen Ott Helen Papenberg Wilma Ramer Helen Robertson Jean Taggart Ruth Weddige CLASS OF 1936 Alvin Bastian Kathryn Colbe Marion Cheney Gladys Dienst Gene Hawley Rosemary Kerns Charles Klein Myrtle Klein Mildred Kuester Norman Kuester Ethel Leifheit Morsch Leifheit Alberta Morsch David Scott Mirian Schumacher lda Mae Sherman Burdette Voreis CLASS OF 1937 Dorothy Andersen Kenneth Bastian Dean Coddington Marguerite Fahrlander Udell Grimm Shirley Holmes Elwyn James Walter Manser Francis Miller Mertis Mullis Stanley Overgaard Ruth Plapp Earl Pritchard Juanita Rissman Luella Rissman Douglas Ritter Dorothy Tutt Oliver Westphall Gladys Wood Allen Yingling CLASS OF 1938 Charles Bastian Charlotte Bastian Eloise Biehl Shirley Colbe Clarence Danekas Jeanne Dolder Delbert Grimm Marie Hage Robert Hage Neva Haish Helen Hall Eleanor Klein Harley Mack Betty Jean Miller Karen Morsch Raymond Nehring Robert Neubauer Virginia Neubauer Elaine Oakland James Price Marjorie Price Chester Reeve ALUMNI Dolores Schmidt Louis Schmidt Margie Tenney Dwayne Voreis CLASS OF 1939 Marcella Bastian Wilbur Bastian Harley Bergstrand Dolores Bromwell Lloyd Doner Helen Rae Evans Pritchard Grimm Owen Hartman Florence Hilliard Toivo Johnson Margaret Kaus Ruth Land Myrtle Larson Harold Miller Betty Morsch Marjorie Nehring Ivan Neubauer Doris Pritchard Robert Ramer Robert Riemensnider Lucille Scheidecker LeRoy Silburn Mona Silburn Norman Stewart Betty Thompson Virginia Stone Dorothy Westphall Alice Yingling CLASS OF 1940 Wayne Bark Betty Berg Lillian Berg Martha Birch Betty Coddington Louise Davis Eleanor Diener Albert Dolder James Doner Virginia Eberly Arnold Edwards Luella Garbelman Lila Grimm Edith Hall Margaret Hill Donn Johnson Adolph Miller Donald Nehring Ronald Nehring Jane Riemensnider Adella Rissman Kenneth Rissman Frances Swanson Marjorie Taggart Lucille Voreis CLASS OF 1941 Helen Andersen Allan Bastian Dale Berg Wayne Bickford Norman Booth Jeanette Coddington Kenneth Erickson Warren Faxon Helen Heinemeier Harley Klotz Leslie Miller John Morsch Gaylord Mull Gerald Nehring Mvrl Rissman Louise Scheidecker Rosamond Schmidt Francis Skelly Jean Strever Emil Viitanen Delva Waldschmidt CLASS OF 1942 Marjorie Baie Phyllis Brewick Robert Bushnell Arlene Christensen Morris Cook Evelyn Gilbert Merwin Grimm Isabel Fahrlander Marion Hall Harold Ketns Warren Kuester Merton Leifheit Neoma Lindhart Floyd Manser Marjorie McCrea Carol Meyer Myrl Michael Emily Miller Bernadine Mullis Viola Pahaly Earl Plapp James Pogue Alvin Probst Dorothy Riedelsperger Erven Riedelsperger Glenn Riedelsperger Ronald Riedelsperger Maxine Schoger Shirley Schule Mary Louise Stein Carl Swanson Robert Willrett CLASS OF 1943 Lavaughn Anderson Eleanor Bastian Albert Bauer Richard Berg Magnus Birch Lucille Burmester Irene Edge Dorothy Mack Mava Jean Morsch Joyce Neubauer Arlene Pettenger Kathryn Phillips Wayne Phillips Janet Pogue Jack Price Dale Rissman Martin Skelly Florence Stahl Luman Whitford Charlene Wood Donald Yingling CLASS OF 1944 Beth Ackerman Ronald Baie Berton Bergstrand Ora June Biehl Joy Cook Norman Dienst Betty Garner Curtis Grimm Cleo Haagensen Charles Heinemeier Sheldon Klotz Ell Mae Kuester Shirley 'Larabee Avis Michael Joyce Miller Marjorie Mullis Blanche Rimsnider Karl Rissman Michael Rissman Kenneth Roderick Lyle Schule Shirlee Shifilette Betty Ann Swanson Lorna Taggert Marilyn Valentine Marilyn Voreis Mary Whitford CLASS OF 1945 John Barr Virginia Bastian Inez Burmester Marilyn Christensen Marjorie Christensen Kenneth Hall Wayne McCrea Gayle Neubauer Dorothy Phillips LaVon Rissman Aletha Roderick Bill Wahlgren CLASS OF 1946 Gene Bastian Evelyn Birch Harold Bish, Jr. Gretchen Clark Janet Eberly Helen Garbbert Mary Greismar James Jensen Jane Jensen Virginia McCrea Dona Jean Morsch Joan Morsch Mama Morsch Gale Nehring Wayne Nehring Eugene Schule Jack Wahlgren CLASS OF 1947 Joyce Ackerman Delores Baie Wilbur Barr Lorraine Barrels Arthur Bergstrand Leona Dienst Carol Eberly Virginia Edge Carol Furbush Walter Keyes William Meyer Gwen Neubauer Doris Phillips Virginia Phillips Carol Rissman Robert Rissman Loretta Rood Lorraine Rood Amuel Royer Ronald Schule Roger Skau Gwen Zeiter CLASS OF 1948 Jean Abell Lois Bickford Patricia Bowker ALUMNI Charles Dellenback Loren Devore Alan Garbbert Vernon Herrmann Eleanor Heyer Herbert Heyer Arnold Larsen Bernadine Leifheit Dorothy Mathesius Gayle Morsch John Nash Leonard Stahl James Wilson Richard Woodrick CLASS OF 1949 Marjorie Ackerman Betty Barr Nellie Beauford Wilfred Danekas Mary Lou Eastabrook Betty Foose Marilyn l-Iutter Shirley Michael Dan Morsch Carolyn Thomas Barbara Zeiter CLASS OF 1950 Carl Armstrong Jerry Bahl Roger Bish Carol Borchers Shirley Edge Richard Evans Donna Furbush Oliver Grimm Jean Herrmann Joyce Hill Dean Langdon Almyra Larabee Jo Dene Morsch Helen Reingardt Vivian Roderick David Rood Carol Strever CLASS OF 1951 Dorothy Bastian Kenneth Bushnell Roy Hill Kenneth Klotz Betty Ann Leifheit Robert Phillips Norma Jean Rans Marlene Rissman Bernard Skartveit Beverly Thomas George White Morris Williams CLASS OF 1952 Norma Armstrong Patricia Baker James Barr Virginia Christensen Willard Davis Doris Fehrenbacher Jerry Frubush Rebecca Greenacre Duane Haish AUTOGRAPHS Wilma l-lutter LuVerne Jacobson Darryl KuDDerschmidt J. Edward Malmberg Jeanne Munson Kenneth Myers Wilbur Pettenger Marlene Strever Richard Strever Adele Temma Laura Thorson Dorothy White Wallace Wilson Robert Woodrick CLASS OF 1953 Roy Abell Ronald Bastian Sally Bastian Nancy Bowker Lois Burmester Roger Bushnell Nancy Clark James Dellenback Douglas Engel Roger Kaus Jerry Morsch Robert Morsch Judy Peel George' Rissman Marlene Severance Roger Skartveit Harold Skinner Lois Whittaker ' Y 1 - if I , I , , , A 1,9 4 lf L,lf,1f.fg,Lffl fri Q4 f' 4 1.4 ' X14 gf! - it N 1' ' X ' 1 JWLLAZ f .Q flxvt 4-'ff , fl fl jg I J ' 'if iff! uf' jf 1 X 2p1t,Q4r'f 'f Q9-,LQ gi,,Q,fA.f-af74 X 'C I . I l, k f --. ,F , 1 121 7 f 51,4 ' C 6 if on ff 1 .,wtfL,L.f X . 'Q 74 , , , ,4 - 1 L My ww fQMW'f 0 wyfwwfwffgf Q' wlwv wwf Q0 gl 5 a 5 I Q 9 4 1 E! 1 1 1 ff ? I I . r 5. 4 F 5 5 5 gf Qxjfb. 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