Hinckley High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hinckley, IL)

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Our coursvs nu-vt tht- nevds ol tht- stutlvnts. English. History and Clit-uiistry round out the rur- rivulum for thc svniors. llistorx plays an important rolv hy tm-avliing us whvrm- mis- takt-5 worn' Illiillt' in the past and how wo van avoid the-sf' mistalws in tha- huilcling ol' our gn-at Arnvrivuit mlrs-uni. Com' Barr points out to Laura Muttvr and Philip Nt-lson how vs-ry small hut important some- ol' tht- purcliasos wort- to this nation. Marsha l'atts-rson, Shirlvy llill, and Dolly Harris are striv- ing to obtain a smoother running businvss ntvvting. English socks to provitlf' at broad program of study in vomposition, literature, and thu- struvturv ofthe English laliguugv. Clic-niistry vlass will not only hc rt-lm'iIilwi'cd by Charlotte Mullis, Dallas Waldsclunidt, and Nancy Fouls, who art' working with the lmlam-if sralo, but by the whole class. How could anyone forgot tht- smell ol' Chlorine and Sulfur, the1-litzkingottcst tubes, and tht- shrit-ks ol' ther girls?

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IN MEMORIAM The Hinckley community, including the entire student body, was saddened by the untimely death of Roy Allen Schumacher in the summer of 1953. Roy Allen was one of a group of five students who entered the first grade in the fall of 1942 and who completed the sophomore year. During his ten years as a student he was active in band, mixed chorus, and athletics. He will long be remembered by the class of 1955, of which he was a member, and by all others who knew him because of his friendliness and pleasant disposition. 12

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:.--5.2. ...Q .ta ':,.: gz, , Eats? as .. g SENIORS TODAY T i 'bb' N 3 ln September ol' 1951. a baflled but friendly group of . T551 emi itat? A at .. .. .,.LL. Q ,. freshmen, entered the Hinckley Community High School. : - ' s. :11r The years passed quickly and suddenly they became aware 3.1 . 4- ,. g i .S fs. -fr- .SQ . at of their approaching senior year when as juniors they selected ,. .,5tys.,,, mssw -, . their class rings. This was a big decision for them to make as the ring would serve as a token ol' their four years in High School and as a momcnto for the future. In the senior year it was the rush for pictures. Their faces shone with the excitement ol' the beginning of the senior year even though looming on the horizon of the luture was service in the armed forces of their country. Arlene Abell Eugene Barr Charlotte Mullis Philip Nelson Which one will Ronald Reingardt, our President, choose? Ronald Reingardt. Dallas Waldschmidt, Class Qfficers ' l Laura Matter, Philip Nelson. as these seniors met in a body. These meetings were pres Vice-Presidentg the records of their meetings are recorded and in order is done by Philip Nelson, Treasurer. These 0 1 were elected by the class to serve them in conducting meelt and in other capacities. 14 Plans for their activities were brought forth and discussed ided over by Ronald Reingardt, Presidentg in the absence of the President the meeting is taken ower by Dallas Waldschmidt, and kept by Laura Matter, Secretaryg keeping their books bal need cers ings