Hinckley High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hinckley, IL)

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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

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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,

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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