Hinckley High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hinckley, IL)

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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,

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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.

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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