Hinckley High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hinckley, IL)

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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

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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

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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