Hinckley High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hinckley, IL)

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ROW 1: Carrol Pennington, Dorothy Rood, Charlotte Knuth, Dwyer, Joyce Happes, Tedine Patterson, Lanna Kuester, Bar JoAnn Huge, Sandra Westphall, Richard Crirnrn. ROW 2: Bon- bara Vlakaneic, Sharon Frost. ROW 4: Marbry Dunaway nie Olsen, Sandra Larson, Bonnie Austin, Elaine Larson, Pearl Denny Leifheit, Judy Farmer, Ronald Jandt, Dwain Harris Boedecker, Bernice Grebner. ROW 3: Cathy Bernotas, Sherry Nancey Challand, Bobby Larson, ,Indy Olsen. Freshmen Set Goals For The Future loft nn Huge, Vice-President: Dorothy Roorl, Secretary: Charlotte Knuth, Presirlentg Sandra Westphallq Trea- Slltfef. This year in September, twenty-nine freshmen en- tered Hinckley High Schoolg among them were four new pupils, These freshmen have set their goals and are looking toward the next three years in high school. Their first year was new and exciting for them as they were able to choose the subjects they would like to study and they were initiated into new organizations. It didn't take them long to establish themselves after they realized their position in high school. 24

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Sylvia Bish and Ray Davis can't seem to Find a book as interesting as the one William Jandt and Mary Grebner are reading for English. Everyone fully en- joys seeing as well as reading about the theatre of the world and how great productions are brought about. ndClasses Gerald Richards points out the parts of the ear to Richard Ott, Carol Miller, and Janice Haish. So far they have learned much about the human body. As a conclusion to biology, each member of the class writes an essay on a disease of the body, its causes, remedies, and treatment for it. 5 f , vi Typing opens many opportunities for positions in business for high school graduates, and these sopho- mores are looking ahead by learning the fundamentals early. James Engel, Nancy Kupperschmidt, Joanne Jacobson, Robert Barrels, and James Frost have taken the first step in preparing for a business career.

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Homemaking Lanna Kuester and Elaine Larson watch Joyce Happes intently as she explains and illustrates how to sew a garment together in Homemaking I. Science Denny Leifheit explains to Bonnie Austin and Tedine Patterson that the sun is the center of our universe and thus, the earth rotates around it. Algebra Dwain Harris and Barbara Vlalcancic try to solve one ofthe many Algebra problems that arise in Algebra Class. Here Bernice Grebner explains how the answer is obtained. A Speech We all enjoy hearing stories such as those from ancient Greece about their Gods and Goddesses. The Bards of England told tales about noble deedsg Paul Bunyan told stories of Minnesota, Wisconsin and Wisconsin and Michigan. The art of story telling is developed in Speech Class as ,ludy Farmer tells a Bible story to Richard Grim and Sharon Frost.