Hinckley High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hinckley, IL)

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l,el't to right-fRow 1: Ronald D1'lleIll1ru'lr. Curl ll assmalz, Re- Mr. Saddorix, Row 2: Hilti jfmzll. Cerulrl Illlllllilftlll. Hou 3 porter: Jerri' Larsen. Sf'1'l'!'HlfYQ R1Illflll!Rf'fllgllfllf. Presiderilg Riehard UII. Rumi' l,!II'fS, ,lolm lluris, Robert .lIlllI'l'.WIII llllllll Dallas H 1Ifl!Xl'l1IIl1'l11. I lll'4'-Ill'l'.Vl'tll'l1IQ A111111 llvielerl. 7iff'IlXltI'l'l'Q .'Yel.von. l',lIlgl'Ilf' Barr. f:l'IYIlll,lllII1lI. I1lllgt'Ilf' lx'11,11l1e1'.w'l1r11ull F. F. . Prepares for the Future Ut' the llineklev High Sehool boys taking Ag during the 1954-55 season, approximately 17 had projeets on the larni. lfaeli, under the supervision ol' Leslie Sad- doris. xi as responsible lor earing for his own projeet: that is. lie ted. weighed, and kept reeords on his proj- eets and thus learned by doing. ln class. students learned how to take eare ol' the livestoek and poultrvg in liarm shop the farmers-to-be learned hom to repair ltiflll equipment and to make dit'- ferent projeets whit.-li eau be used in their farming program. The activities ol' the elass were as follows: September 23 - Ofheers attended Oflieers' Training Sellool. October 12-Class attended International Dairy Show. December 1 - Class attended International Livestoek Show. April 27 f Seetional Livestock Judging Contest. May 10 - Seetional F.F.A. Foundation Award Ban- quet. May 11-Sectional Fatstock judging Contest. Ronald Reingardt. .lolin Davis. Mr. Saddoii and Allan Wielert look over this prize-winning lit ite 1 'mst ri, lg

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l ...J Y AME RICA mv-12 H EMAKFQS t DF -...,,wW--vw?,.- Lefl lo riglil-Run' 1: lNaney Fouls. Projeets and Degreesg Judy Weiherman. Heereationg Charlotte Mullis. Treasurerg Bette Riellards, ljresidentg .Iuniee St'llllIIlll1'llQ'I4. Seerelaryg Ronalee Langdon, Publie Helationsg Bernadine Larson. llistorian. Rau' 2: Mary Ellen Crehner. Margery Whisler. Mrs. A. L. Keyes. llonorary Meniberg Mrs. Larson. Adxisorg Mrs. Wilson, Chap- ter Motherg Maria Sprinkle, Marsha Patterson. Naney Kupper- F. H. A. Enjoys Whieh play shall we see? that is the question in the minds ol' Charlotte Mullis, .laniee Sehuinaeher. Bette Richards and Bernadine Larson. 24 sehmidt. Rau' 3: Charlene Daxis. Linda Biehl Janiee Tennna, Linda Vl ahlgren. Marilea Shilillette. ter, Pat Hans, Carol Miller. Naney 'l'll0IIl2lS. Nellie Rou' 4: ,laniee llaish. Pat 'l'hornas, ,laniee Abell. Mat- 'rvl Morseh. Dolly Harris. Shirley Hill. Carla rlaagensetl. Donna Foose. lrene Barr, Beeki lfreundl. l l Many Activities Hands offl llc-'s taken. was a liamil sion prior to the TWIRP TWIRL on Nr they open the doors. The same old story ne' that is. except lor this one upset. the TWIR The girls asked for the dates and paid all t which included providing transportation. To promote international good will, Eight Purposes. our Chapter sent a Care Germany. liar expres- rvember 20 is the same sponsored by the F.H.A. Day in. day out it old story. The boys take the girls out, they I. 'ay the bills, :er ehanges. P TWIRL. he expenses one ol' the ' Package to The highlight ofthe yearis aetivitids was a trip to Chicago to see the play Tea and Syn also took a tour through the Conrad Hilton To elose the year a banquet was held l Senior girls. ipathyf' We Hotel. ionoring the

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Left to right-Row l: Mrs. Larson, Nancy Kupperschmidt, Site Eastabraalfs. Margery Whisler. Barbara Dellenhack, Jeryl Morsch. Nancy Fonts. fully Bowl-ser, Shirley Hill, Marsha Pattcrxari. Mary Crchrzer. Row 2: Nellie Bannister. Charlene llaris. fully lfeiherman, Carol Miller. Ranalee Langzlan. Janice Schumaclier. Arlene Abell, Linda Biehl. Charlotte Mallis. .Yariwy Thomas. Marisa Sprinkle. Row 3: Nancy Nelson. Janice Tcmma. Pat Runs. Laltrr Matter. Berki Freitndt, Irene Barr. Linda Wahlgren, Syllia Bish. Bernadine Larson. Linda Kahle. Row 4: Marilea .l9hijj'lette. Pat Thomas. Call xllnell. Carla Haagensen. foanrle Jacob- son, Dolly Harris. Carol Snytler. Janice Brarnelanll. Danna Fofose. Janice Hazfvh. Bette Richards. G. A. A. Recalls Pleasant Year ,ludy Bowkcr. Nancy lfouts, Jeryl Morsch, and Barbara llellenback, the G. A. A. ollicers, discuss future activities. With the opening of school. the C. A. A., under the direction of Nancy Fonts. Presiclentg leryl lVlorsch. Vice-ljresirlentg lurly Bowlcer. Secretaryg and Barbara Dt-llenback. Trcasurcrg found them- selves starting right in on the yearls activities.: The first activity was baseball which wasistart- ed in September and finished in October. ln Nbvcm- ber and December. basketball louncl its way into the busy schedule. anrl no sooner was baskietball fmishcrl than vollcyball was started. Because iof all the spring activities of the whole school. itl took from January to the miclcllc ol April to get in the volleyball practices. 26