Hinckley High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hinckley, IL)

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CLASS OFFICERS TYPING I Ianivc' llroim-laml. Trcasur- If you shoulil lizippvn to walk liy llomn 2I or: Cliarlm-iw Ilaivis. Vice- during thi- morning. you would prolvulwly sw- ai sight Prvsiilvnli Iolin Voss. Ilrvsi- siiniliur tu lllis om: llilivsv slumle-nls. lloiiulcv Lung:- clvnlg nncl Toliy Wraliiz-. SPP- don. Nlzirgs-ry Wliislvr. liinila Bin-lil. lliuliy xxiilllltk rclary. David lfngvl. :inml IIPTIIZUIIIIK' Larson. npln-ur lo lu putting lu gmml uw lliv saying. Uv an varly lvirml unil nol :i xsorry lwinlf' as lln-y try ln nu-vt lln llIlillllIf'1llIOIlS for Typing I. N .- --3. Q Q1 .,,-,r r A1 , , Qr ki Y. ENGLISH II ICT 'III BIIIITIQI Bvrnacline Larson. llonalcl Dillvnliack. and Dvan Polsvlikv. all svvni to lw rlvvply irilc-re-sl:-il in what IIZIPIJUIIS to Julius Caivsar. This is Ono of Ilii- vlassical plays sluclivml in sopho- morv Iinglish. I9

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On Svpteinhcr 28. they were initiated into thc high school ranks hy the sophomores. To any- one traveling down tht- highway that night. thc provession ol' lreslnnen dressed in their costumes might have looked rather pt-vuliar, but to us here in llinvkley it is a yearly 01'l'l1I'I'CIlL'6, For we knew it was the may ot' ol'l'i4'ially making tht- llI'1'SllYIlt'Il members ol' high school. Alter getting their hearings, the freshmen really ment to town . Robert Bartels and Gerald Jandt represented the vlass in Boys' Ovtettv while lVlarxa Sprinkle and Carole- Snyder represented the-ni in Girls' Ovtvtte. Both olthese ensembles re-veit ed lirst at district vonte-st which entitled them to aflvaiive to the state vontest. The class also vontrihuted their talents to haslwtball, band, and tht- honor roll. J! 'N Q e 5 .et Q...-4 'ff A stitch in time! Tlic-re must be some truth to the sax ing as Nellie Bannister. Janice llaish. and Nanvy Guppt-rstihinirlt. in ll0IllCII1lllilIlg l, seern to he ititerestm-tl in Mrs. l,arson's Algebra The rapitlly vhanging tlernands that more people study IIliilltt'IIlilllL'Si1I1ll others invreasv their proliviency in it. Tlu-sv students. Gerald Rivhards, Sue l'fastulirooks, and Linda liahle solve equation alter equation. Speech Spot-wh is ont- ot' the tiaxorilv freslinivn stiliim-ts. Joanne ,Involv- son PIIlpll2lSlZt'S strongly her point in debate while Sylvia Bisti. Rich- ard Ott. Gerald Hamilton. and Mary Crvbne-r listen intently.